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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-08-20

WAREHAM.

EDUCATI hse bean r. '.,red to maka an dirt
to Deny on the National ialirod voloniertly. sod the
British mbool by • re.. under a Board ! hot i coons,
more than likely ttat th• voluntary at. will ern have
had enough of maintaining their own eclioal oy free
oontributioes and paying • rate as well.
AQUATIC TRIP —On listurday shortly after daybreak
the ',roma • steamer about 60fr. long, belonging to W.
.1. Pike, Req., and built here, 'mimed down the livid'
on its way to Portland RAO% calling at Swenege. end
there taking on bard mutt rf the members of Mr.
Pattie fondly and florae friondr. Titmice the From., Too.
...dial a' ten o'clock. making tho peetage 1.••••Ivoi
Meade egeihet • gal of vont, a head loot. and II .1 tole,
in • little over 1t,.. Minn, hoing to vonoeie the
i ke of the compl•tion atone of the Breakwater by
H. 8.8. the Prinoe of Wale.. On &amount of the
1 'overfly of the weather the Prom* wee tha only arrival
fu Portland Head, racityi the Prione's 0.•
AnalTallaallY.—The children and alder helot g•
itg to the Congr..gational gondol School hod their
annual treat in a field at litob trough. kind:, lout by
Mr. John Gllingham, on F,1,141 loot; It barb,
boon pot off front the previous Wed need ay, the wend:ter
then being unfavourable. After the otiVilmn's tea •
goodly numher of the teachers, friends, end aupporters,
eat down. Various gamos were j Cool in by the
• including cricket, a bat being preseutad to the
boy tu•lilue the highest seer., and • net of wickets to
the next highest sot,. Two ball iota were let up as •
signal for retirement from the field.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-05

POOL&

THi ifinriCeaL Er•otiog.—" good-natured
friends" hare a fine field for their Moen la • maul-
dyad elections ender the Ballet Ai, and this borough
has bees pat to canidersble exoenes bemuse Mr. James
Curtis would Dominus Mr. A. P. Hodge's& a eandidtale,
though It was muoli agelest his will. However, it
having boa dose, Mr. Hedges had the trouble sad
expense of honing an address asking his (Asada to
abstain from yetis( for Ma. sad the borough had to
provide voting papers, with all the Deoessary rosoldne7,
sad polling plum so if the contest was real. •
both wards the retiring Ooessillars had bent nominated.
A few votes were rooordsd la the sontested ward for
tha first hour but totems@ 10 and 11 no voter appeared,
so the poll eland, and Me moult WU SS follows
113; Stone, 17; Hayman, 17 ; Hodges. 1.
Thum ended the first elsetion soder the Ballot Act in
Um borough of Pools.
Perim finemons, Thursday.--Biore W. L. C. Adey
sad C. J. Stow, lisqrs., and Alderman PT. ROWS.
RAI= —A mosondated and Inclusive rate of fit 61.
In the pound for the next sic months, for the tithing
of Lonsfleet, and a similar rate for she parish of Pa/k-
-etone. were maimed by lb. Bench.
Anent at PASKSTOIS. —8 eary and Frederick
Lanriount. father and arm labourers, way guiotoossi
for seesoliirrg idward Debut, gamekeeper, on Thyme-
day evening larg;—Assleding to complainant's state-
ment he was in • *rheum at Pah:Mose about half.
peat oda o'clock. Th• delasdant Frederick used allusive
language towards him, and made a rush at Wm, but
the landlord. Mr. Rase, put him sway, and refined to
serve hie; with disk. He subsequently struck wither
under the jaw, knocking him down, and when he mom
to himself the landlord was bolding defendant mend this
waist, and mud to witness to assist hlm: Hilary
Langdown, she father, then oszne to witness from
bodied, and seised him by the threat and necktie. •
person named Dlffey cause to the assistanas of witness,
who was the. kicked by Um elder defeadent.—The
ohm maim' the father was not roads out nallsketorily,
and he was &Mohamed ; the goo edmittad strUrlog
oomplainaot, who he mid had challeoped Me to fight
for • *overate. He was toed 10, and min, or 14
day'e bad labour. —Mr. Stone sonramdfsd the land-
lord for the manner In which his endeavoured to keep
ardor in his house on the cession.

WRY MO rrTll.
WILFtn. DAMAO& —l34tore the vessel Stroh, Capt.
Norris, west to sea at the oommeasseent of this weak,
It wee found that several ropes had been sit on board.
finspicios 'Money points to oertain offenders or their
assoalatv, and It is hoped they will be detected sad
severely puldshed, for snot malevoleut sets might
result even in lose of life, if not discovered till s ship
had sailed. MI Interested in our vessels sad our sailors
strongly execrate sualt cowardly deeds sad those who
power should combine to bring the offenders
o junks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-05

PETROLZUIL

New that petroleum Is so gemendly used for illumina-
ting mirror In boos. beyond the »soh of gas, it is
Important people should know the stringent proridons
of 34 and 35 Viet, a. 105, entitled an Lot for the
rfe keeping of petroleum and other suborner of •
like sabre. We should say that "petroleum" (naiades
paraffin, beurellne, and all similar oils whir give off an
infieman•bie vapour at • temperature of lees then 100'
Fahrenheit. By the 7th mention, if more than three
gallons are kept, whether for orrin ear or sal., •
Were mud be obta/nol from the maristratas ; sores-
ration of th• aeries involvieg /berate forfeiture of
the petroleum, and liability to • penalty not exordiag
C2O • day for rob day dodos whir petroleum le so
kept. Only • week ago the Dorchester oounty
hates were obliged to forfeit 180 gallons of petroleum
stored by Mr. J. D. Bowditeb, of Dewey, without •
Bosom A petroleum Romeo lerequlred both by privet,
oonstimore and dealers urea the following oonditions
are oomplled with:—
"L That It, kept in separate glees, terthourtrt,
or metal vessels, each of whir orintros not mote than
• pint, and is securely stopped
"2- That the aggregate arrant kept, suppodng die
whole contents of the reeds to be In bulk, does not
exceed this. galloos."
From this it appears that to ban a quit of patrolman
In ono venni orlost • born is an offence ; but, if it Is
had in pint eine, as mush as three gallons nay be kept.
No doubt oteasy possoos unwittingly break the la, by
mending for a quart of petiolosso at • time for priests
use. Let than, now take warning; Oar are ilebr to •
penalty of i 33 • day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-05

To tAe Edi4or.

DIAZ 1111,—In the report of an inquest held here
lately on William Ford, it is Meted that be bad applied
for relief to Um Board of Guardians here, end had been
refesed relief, exespt by admissios to the hones. He
has not applied for relief ide 2714 /sly 14111, and
the goardiane on sosount of information they had
received as to his mode of living, did Men Mane him
out door relief. The letter mentioned at the inquest
would lead people to believe that be had recently
applied for relief.
I am, dear Biz. Yours truly,
FRANCIS T. JOHNS,
Clerk to the Board of Gmardiani.
Blandford, Nov. 2, 1872.
BINOOMBL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-05

SABBATH ROT OR MIISNIIII RIORIATION.
hugried bl Rev. J. W. emu., Vicar Ckriat
Chard, Sirsiford, 140114031, S.

We ere Ilviag ia days when men are trylsor to do
sway with Gm sastadnoaa of lb. Sabbath Day. Follows
log the exempla of Tres= and other popish and infidel
sostinental =ties, the tondeoay la our large fairies is to
make tha Sabbath a day of worldly pleasure. Many
permits, either from a mistake° benovolonce or •
depraved Mote, sanction this tendency. But the plea
for @nab • awe, or rather abuse of the Sabbath Ist. undid
In fele" philosophy. Take the moat plausible end Poo.•
las plea for making the Sabbath • holiday "The tOOT
maa boa no other day for recreation, for elating the
!°•••••"1. for going law VII. the *pantry." ew
•
mont
th• first place Is fah, There is 0011/ the nine
hoar, movement, tbe Saturday half holiday, the Bing
holidays, and many other periods of oesestioo from
wick. What the labouring man wants lea bettor,
Diviner inner life, and Ilion will follow • better outward
life. • better home, with better food sod bettor ooti-
=mistime, and more of God's blessed sunshine in both
heart and borne. No stream con Flee Who, than its
fountain. And the fountain of • man's Ilf. is within,
not without, him See hi the poor men to obtain this
better toupee= and =wired higher hush'? BY •Wilhll
=abeam., by rollicking on the gram with his children,
sad stringing for them wreaths of lemotifill daisies sod
Pretty dandelions on the Lord'. Day No, this will
sot do it. What he waots Is something for the soul ;
great sad quirketing thoughts of God and immortality,
se heaves, of Christ's love and merilloe for sinners.
Thoughts that will espied. end enoohle, and Inspire
the whole heart subi the whole man ; snob as will porgy
mad elevate the alfrotiostr, and awaken new desires,
and new ecergire, and new hopes, Impelling him in a
heavenward direction. Working men, you thank God
that you have one day's bleeped =lt in the week from
your hard labour. Beware of those who wish to rob
you of this mot. And you will surely be robbed of it
gradually if you onoe allow the thin sod of the wedge
to be used in deveorating (I.l'll &ay by openlog phase
of amusement. Ask thelpublicanu the railway porters,
the omnibus, tram and cab drivers what they think of
Sueday work, what they think of these pl.aeom
looken who compel them to work on this sweet day of
rod that tinaday labour is had fr tinily, mind, and
soul; and that ita slavery is almost unbearable. There
are gaits enough onto' chain. ..bleb poor Humanity hes
to wear. Take esre not to helot° forge another which
it =snot bear without injury to all its parts, modally,
isborelly, and epirtually.—Contributionb or stamps to
pay for three issertioas In this and 134 other news.
papers ( • hieb are supposed 10b... three million roadeses
„way) will I. *eotsfetly recsol=el by tbe Rev. J. W.
Cuter, 7, Amine-road, Bow, London, L
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-05

PARKSTONL

PAOKIOED WoUlna flails-oat-a
LAD lalodWlA
A snestiag was told on Monday *yea* is the =heel-
room to oossider lb. desirableness se dimwits at
osiablishing • woridag saes's .kb bed lostltuht. Th•
Rev. 1.0. Degusore se shaman stated tha *NW if
the' club. and enlarged au this Advantages to be derived
from inetitetioss of this itestiriptiert T. Hedges Ilea.
also gave a vary lucid statemest am to the ammo Is
whlob it should be sondooted sad observed thab the
znaisagement arid mosses of lb. ashen* Waal
depeedel on the energy of the working if... fa
sedateness of the will sod on the pairoaage of th•
Heti and allsent. Whisior Aldridge Isq. nod sad
explained its resolutions adopted by lb. anh-essandiass
sad warmly espoused lito oases, sod added that he
thought there would to no difficulty la raiding haute
for tho oomplotion of a suitable' buildhig. W. Pewee
Ifeq. obearvisd that ho was always ready to eneourage
say *ohms isedirig I. tit. advantage' of the working
dames sad to this inhabitants alba vlllotezegrally.
and was pr•pared to support ths tobjeat Aber-
ally, and also saboiltsed plane of.. handing of • soil
sad ornamental nature sod sugpwied With ahead to
on this village grow Is the 'entre of the pad*. A
committee was than formed to take thins, at thaes
who are desirous of heeondas nannhers sod we desist
Dot that at no distant purled an eraaasotal obsidian
will adorn the Parkstona vill.l. groin.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-05

TOMLINSON AND CO.'S Burne POWDER.

Way tro Iv f

BTIECAIIIiiit it makes firm and sweet Batter
in tbe hotted eeather. Beware it prevents the
Better turning ranted. Boman It removes the IWO'S
of Dour grew weeds, or rank herbage. Beeman It
quit/beat the cbaroine. Beware it isereeees tie value
of Batter 21. to 31. per lb.
Then .by here bad Batter, wbea you tasy always
bare it good, fine sad sweet? by wing
TOMLINSON k CO.'S BUTTER POWDZR.

DR. j• COLLIS BROWNE'S
CHLORODYNE.
TRE ORIGINAL AND ONLY ONNUINZ.
CHLORODYNE is admitted by the Profesdes to be
the most wonderful and valuable remedy seer
dimovered.
CHLORODYNE is the best remedy known ter Onusbe.
Ocrostimptioo, Brooohitis, Asthma.
CHLORODYNE effectually checks and anode Mums
too often fatal diseasse—Dlptharist, Fever. Creep,
GEILVODYNE acts like a charm In Diarrheas, end
Is elso only speedo In Cholera sad Dysentery.
CHLORODYNE effectually outs short all attuen ef
Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation and Seamans.
CHLORODYNE Is the only palliative in Neunilgia.
Rheumatism, Gout, Canoe; Toothache, Meals.
et* k's•
--
From Lord Francis Co 4nyngham. Mount Chutes,
Donegal, llth Dumber, lISS.
" Lord Francis Conynghain, who this tintaehlria:
J
bought some of Dr. . Collie Rrowne's
from Mr. Davenport, and hu found It a most •
ful medicine, will be glad to have half•freker beetles
sent at once to the shove addresa"
" Earl Rowell oomintinioatal to the Collage of
Physicists' that be received a dispatch from hue
Majesty's Consul at Manilla, to the effect that OWN*
has been raging fearfully, and that the ONLY =
of any beryline CHLORODYNE.*--Ssa
let December, 1864.
CAUTION._ prßAcy end
IMITATIONS.
OAPlloll.—Vies.Chaocellor Sir W. PASS
stated that Dr. J. COLLIS Stows' was. tuf/., aaMeart
the Inventor of CFILORODYNI ; tbsl_Olts *NIT se
the defendant, FASSIMI, vu delibssai.ly Witnia•
which, be rerr. etted to say, had been mesa
Taw 13th July, 1161.
Sold In Bottles at la 10., Si. 9d., Is. IL, aad Us.
esob. Note is genuine without the wank "Da. 3.
OOLLIS BROWNE'S CFILOSODYNIP ea tie
Governiseot ntamp. Overwhelsdag UMW Talluggy
seastagsaies sash BUPA&
SOLI Ilaavracadaaa:—J. T. DAVERPOWE
IS, Gush SaaasS-almat, Idemaben, Imam.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-05

7E71 AN DEMONSTRATION.

A. "demonstration " In favour of the release of the
Pemba ootwkrts woe held In Hyde Park on Sunday
siternestt. There was no attempt to prevent tits
mes*m which Famed off quietly enough. Upwards of
sight Ocasand pitmans, mostly of Um lower slams;
were premot ea Um ground, the demonstrailoalets
lending emphasis to their feeling by the display of
mem deem flags and mask of two brass bands.
TULA* understands that quest:loos relating to the
amnesty meeting In Hyde Park yesterday, ars nod.,
In. sonsksteratlon of the Hone Wins.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-05

CATTLL

BRISTOL, Tilugstur.—We had • miller small
supply of fit beef a oar market to-day, but with the
very limited demand that prevailed It proved more thaa
sufficient, some being left unsold. With the dull trade
holders were again obliged to yield to the pressure of
elrcusustatiess, and submit to a farther reduction la
price. Beet cisecriptiocs shamed buds et 70s. per
owk, In a few solitary instances 72a being obtained,
but this was only paid for very high slime meet.
Middling descriptions ruled from ftis. to 67a., and it was
difficult to sell them at thole prises. The supply of
sheep wee also small. and trade was extremely dun.
Beet wither, were gold at 9, sad good ewe' at Sid.
per lb. We had • very small show of store oattle ea
offer, the blab eionaignments nambering lees theal,ooo.
very slow trade prevailed, and same wave left weld.
Last week's rates were fully malatained. We had a
moderate supply of mach sows, and • fair auseaut of
business wee done, at late quotatices. Pip were
unusually abort, bet tbe demand being very limited,
they proved quite suMcdent. Prices wore Tether 000sae,
hsonn pigs realising from 9s. 9 I. to 10a ; small porkers,
101. 31. per seem
METROPOLITAN, THOISDAT.—W. have • few
more beasts than last Thursday, and trade le.so.sslvely
doll. Prime. on the seeress, are lower, mid a slearasee
cannot be effected. The number of Beglieh sheep is
about the same as last week. but Of lerellit rather
smaller. The demand is very limited. and It le diffieult
readies Monday'. Tio•ations. Urea are lower to
price. There are 60 mllch sows on offer; trade for
them le not so brisk as last week. Ou foreign supply
consists of 25 beast., 2.990 sheep, sad 166 sires.
Per anne of Saw L d. n. d.
flat Sc4s and Herefords 6 to 5
Host fits,rt Hero. 4 to 6
Becood 4/witty Bouts 4 lto4
Plgs 4 0 to 5
et.t Downsa.
it.u.bieds 6 8 to 6 1
ROA Long-wools 6 4500
Ewa Lod mood quality to 6

Beasts market. ;drup-sed ismbs.l46lo; calm.
and pip. ea
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-05

CRANE ABBAS.

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TOR NATIGIAL AGRICULTURAL Union —A mooting
of agrioultund lab3larers was held in the Market •plaoe,
on Thursday evening, for the purpose of forming •
brunt* in this town. About 200 were present. Mr.
Allington, from Warwickshire, attended se • deputation
and sddressed the meeting at some length. 0. Taylor,
an agricaltsral labourer from Piddladown, also addressed
the meeting. Th• agitators enlarged on the grievanoes
of the laboarer and advised their hearers, thet if •
dispute arms between them and their employers, to
state their trienniae foarlesely. bat with due respect.
At the 'dose about 25 oald their entranoe fees, and it
we. proposed to hold another meeting during the pre.
stet month.
Onoirr Pews &mos; Wednesday. —Before Lord
they and • fall Beath.
71101111141 MiagllTM4 and Will eta Thorker, of Myatt( St.
Nicholas, were summoned by P.C. bliesook for being
drunk at Cern* Abbas oe the 16th of September.—
Fined ICIA end Si. mete ewe.
Jaw Crocker. of Efoliimll, was summonod o• the
information of Henry Douch for unlawfully Males •
hare.—ifisof el IS.. bio'udiog cask.
akriaopker alines, of Piddlithintoa we. suonsonad
by Mr. W. Baby for tresparaing in 'web of game
at Dolts Ash on the 23rd of 3atolter. —Fined ss. and Si.
costa.
newest Davie and Williams Stockly. of Oattieleek,
were summoned by John Harook for trespassing In
search of game—Fined lOs. sash Including oosta
Jessie dicer, of Hi 116.14, we. summoned by Themes
Taylor, of Hillileid, for as assault. Th. parties
settled the matter out of Court.

-..-Davtr-Way sed--;weees. of Cp-Oerae, were
etuotaomd by P.C. Hieweek for being drank on Bat-
tombs 11111 wblilnobar.o home awl wsligm ov
the 171 h of Ootober.—Way wee fitted 19r. taalading
oasts. and Childs 21.1. ineluding mei&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-27

BRIDPORT.

Teeruoirtm. TO Mx LTArn—Tbe aumertsti Mends
of Mr. T. Avant, jeer., at Bridport, 'mudding hie resent
marriage afforded them • snitable opportnni=
testifying their high appreciation of hies as •
and profaner of mule, hare presented to him an elegant
black marble drawing-room thnoplooe, elaborately gat.
and with a silver plMo with an Ineoription, as renews :
—" Presented to Mr. T. Artnt, Jae., by • few of the
ladies md friends of Bridport as a reeogstition of his
moaloal ittiwican February lot, 1872."
Comm Coca?. Friday. —l3More T. E. P. Lefroy,
Esq.. Judge. —Shephard r. Terrier was •el dm of £4O,
the amount paid to defers lent for the right land intsreet
of a sant proems for rendering photographs tram-
parent, and undo( them to resemble flogs on
porcelain, wherou throagh defendant . Cannon,
another photographer, had been ruing the same pro-
em. For the defence Mr. arllloo, now of Swindon,
said defendant supplied his with ton`orial, for proles.
tog the pictures, bat when that was gone ha bad cot
the rudpe to get more. Mr. Guth, for defendant said
there was no eat° to go to the jury. Mr. Weds' for
pldatlf Malted the jury to dead* the ease, but hie
honour would not submit 11 to them and the ph/Miff
vu non-suited.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-27

1101188 OF LOUD& —THis Day.

iliednial.—Rarl Cowes* nominated the committee of Una
ktedsitipe to act with • committee of the Hume of Comment
be Impairing into Lie subject 04 railway amalgamation.
Lord lifxrugnim expoweini • hope that tne In against
simalgamtion would be drat gone Into by the committee, su
Qat She Railway Companies wbo were MAIN( amalgamation
would lunar what they had to answer. .

-Mier a briar oonvination, the moUon &greed to, sad
Weir lomleitipe adjourned until Thunder.

HOUSZ Of COMMONS.—Tats DAT.

MOlMat.—felz W. Lawmen gave notice that on going Into
OMMlllittee on the army estimates he should mu% o that la the
ol this House the tune hat now arrived for a material
ellableteln of the land forces.
Illit. town. gave nonce al the following amendment to Mr.
topoluiloo with reepect to denotnioatlontl education—
TEA In Os opinion of Idle Hour the time whhh has elapsed
*Me UM Education Act we. ponied, and the pnwors4 th•
Mielleplinenta under It, are not sninceent to enable the House
to enter spec a resides of those proeitiona."

—ler. War gave uotice that on 'going into °omen Uric un the
Navy Sitisnates he should move • meolution to leie not that
the moviMaieeUen of the .tany enalatesed by the order in
Council of June, 1110, had tended to Me dimdrantaffe .4 the
icarel Bernal and ouget lobs re% Wed by Um liovernment.
la reply to Yr. B. Cochraue, Mr ; GLAPITOXI mid that he
emaid not lay the communication. with Foreign Uovernments
✓elating to the International Society oo the table, as they were
oonlidential, aid interacted Mom Uovernmente in, more than
ow. owe; but, mama objected to by the Clovenueent con.
weed. he would produce a eugweition for legt•laUou from one
Government and the reply to It.
Ihurrtace called attenUonlto • statement In the
/gm*. Advancer, which was a breach of privilege. It
brought gram charges against the late Speaker, rpm, In
plat debates he had the mem of thom who were to 'peak
furnished to Mtn by the “whipe of the liot eroment soti
° cod.., acting und their leaden.
Ctiiermitait ruloi that it was not • breach of pririlme. lb
explained We usage of tin llouse, and mid that
sel, with the striated Importunity, 1m0,,,,(mg to (hs an.„ cf
team who rose, and who could rcpwaut use optui.,. pro, •kl•
lag In U 26 Home.
gal/. Ol.Merowe daeled soy oarnimuce of the practko ; but
Mr. OLTI (Liberal "whip'), If,. Nom (C,...n.atiVa -wlnp"),
sad Kr. Dtsatatt admitted that arrangement. yve.lll mad,
with the rifle Cd facilltaUng lb. debate, and showing the
Mon of WI sections and puttee, and they
U.. of Independent taMbhen.

11.;11-- "Utting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-27

Weymouth. Fehmary,lB72.
POI:MAIM

Ttli RECTOIL—Wo are pleased to moll WA the
Rev. D. llogarth is now able to speak a Hula, sad
hopes are entertained that by wad attention ha will
be teetered to eonvaleseence.

ARRIVAL or Rota FOS IL ILB. BALacawicc—Os Tees-
day last about 30 fina healthy looking youtha arrived
South Wtstern Railway from London to H.M.S.
Boacawen for training..
_ _

110 tDrritiD.:ll. W. gun boat "Coquette" front
P.ytuouth arrived in the roads, on Wednesday week et
noon, propaatory to going to the West Coast of arias.
During 'Thursday end Friday the " °Nestle" wee
cruising off the end of the breakwater, to try bow
engines, the being the first vessel to bays the new elms
of siegines. The experiments wire very astisfaetery.
The "Coquette" remains in harbour awaiting orders.
All Inquest wee bold on Wednesday at the *eluvial
prison before IL N. Howard, Erm., "armor, on the body
of a prisoner named George Vile, aged 60 years. Prom
the evidence it appeared that devalued was at work ea
carpenter at the new church, jointing some boards,
when he suddenly fell down and expired. A postmortem
exthrination was made by the prison doctor', sad after
hearing the evident*, the jury retuned • tread' of
" dlrd from disease of the heart."
I MISSIOSI T 3 THE JIWIL—The athivervary roman
of the Jews' Society was held in St. John'. Sohoolroom
on Monday evenlog last. The chair was taken at 7.30.
The meeting wen very nexuronaly attended, over 300
being present. The Noy. IL Jenour opened the meet-
ing with prayer, after width the band played and meg
the hymn "When His Gayeties brining." The Rev.
E. Carbon, M.A., Sumter, to the Amociatiou, Ina
next called to eddress the meeting. He delivered a
very hearhstirriag and appropriate address. Thia woo
follrwod by the hyme. " Jertuelem, Jerusalem,
entbroesd ones en high," played by the band. The
Rev. Kr. Croftou (the aerate) than followed with •
short but most Inspretd re speech, and the Rev. At
fl ll (chaplain to the Convict Prison) spoke ma the
practical oonelmies, via., the odes-Ins to be made at
the dose of the meeting, aid urged the sadism's In
some slight way to repay the debt they owed the Jews.
The hymn "For Zion`s sake I will not rest," was played
by the hand during the oolleetioo. The proceedings
terminated by the benediction being presuming' by
the Rev. Henry Jaeger. The collection amounted to
E 2 6s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-27

WEST LIILWORTEL

Scitoot. TILT. —The Rev. W. Glides, with bin
sesestowaod kindness, gars a genital sapper on Monday
oveniog to the boys attending the night llama They
numbered about 40, and wars entertained right yell
with roast beef, plow Nadine, sad ths et cetera@ of
good old English fere. This treed is &away eves by
the Vim.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-27

lIMAVY DAM AG ES.

In the queen's Mynah. on Wednesday, the Mew John
W•lt. r esl. yan minhter, of Binge. Yorkshire, te-
e, rLrtd datnagei Iron the Midland lteilway
), for lOtiiiee mutained in an aceitient at
:II liur.t it,aioo, Supt.lubtr, 1870.

To public thaakrgiving is esteeted to net the eatioa
1:13,000.
.fne erinee Imperial of Oertneny is reported to have
arrived at Kotim incognito.
The agricultural labourers in several Woroeetershire
perishes resolved on Monday night to strike on Saturday
if their wages be not inereamod•
The (lovernment are shout to t itire steps t* apPertain
the elite{ number of proprietor' of lands end houses In
time United Kingdom, and the extent of their li.vidings.
In the York Convoeation the Dean of Clieeter has
given notice that he should reeve for the disoontinuanws
of the Athhhailian Creel in It vine service.
It auilterstooel that the Prince of Wales will visit
Yarmouth in )17. durm4 do. training of tho Norfolk
Artillery MAMA, of which h it ool000l• The clay of
ilia !Loyal Muchness will cairn,' over the last fortnight
Oi the tralhlihe.
A ll,emage (tool Itt Qu. en r. mtKeti or the santssination
of L v.lMayo boa be. n scat to the Acing 63verner•
I; n. ral cif Th.' M,issage «totes that hi.r Mai
has bocci deeply idiot 41 by the ealamity which has
and fee 4 that she has last • devoted servant,
In whom ski gloried the greatest easidsrmse. She at
the awe Use ssimposs big spapaiby OM Lay
Mays.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-27

ABBOTS BURY.

Tug Earl and Constess ml Ilekaster- visited Abbots.
bury on Thursday. This being WNW:IWO first vt
to Ike Ow, the Inhabitants gave her • sir beady
weloome. the wheels and houses being prettily
with lisp and evergreens. At the entrant* to the
village an arch was emoted, trimme4 with evergreess,
arid with the appropriate mottoes. " Welsease to
Abbotebery," and " Mai*, Muer, and liwirese
Several rove of handaorne lisp were eximel4d morons
the strode. no bells of the pariah shank she rang
merry peas during the day. Lord and Lady liebeeter
loft for Melbtry House in the evening, and were mod
heartily sheered am they drove through the Pees.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-27

PUDDLETOWN.

LOYALTL—On £useday-4he day ea which Hee
Most Grader gajwity goes to St. Paul's., to return
chunks to God for the retiovery of the Prince of Wales
—it te intended to hold • festival in this parish, mad to
entertain, if sufileiesit funds be forthcoming, some six
or eight hundred of It. Inhabitants. A preliminary
meeting we. held on Tuesday evening lut, when
immense enthusiasm was displayed. Ifeehanios eel
labourers In luxe numbers have suburibed si. or 24.8 d.
each. Their contributions amounted to ever CB. A
committee we. appointed, with Mr. Opines as disk-
man. 'Spire Brymer has given the handsome dona-
tion of £lO, and iii. eaticipited £lO or E4O win be
obtained. The arrangements are not somplele, but •
dinner is smelted for the men, a tea for the worsen
and chillren, end an sutertalcunent for all la the
evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-27

To the Poor 1111/ 00131Mild13110111 for Maenad nod
Woks, London.

PROFITABLE SEWAGE UTILISATION.
To Me tailor.

ea that *patient attempt. are being
made to Indues thsLceel Board to shelve the utilisation
of sewage. At owl tine, we are told tho sewage smell
will be wafted over Weymouth, at another that the
stuff will "stagnate in disgusting puddles," then vain
we are urged to pump fresh and salt water and fluh
the rowers, and again we are told, in the Board meeting,
that the matter is totally unsettled, that thousands of
tons of salt water will be pumped with the sew+ga, and
all the old drains mast be dug up and laid down again.
From both idea of politer the unsettled and unsettling
ideas are enunciated. One or two coil for a pelt:
meeting to tell us what we shell do with the sewage;
others say "Mr. Coode won't nail his flag to a sewage
farm." and another ridicules a public meeting. Now,
to go backward,, and deal with the nearest first, let me
tell the last gentleman that the hest thing that public
meeting did was to reject with acorn the proposal of
thorough drainage then made, in which the outfall was
to have been In Newton's C ,ve, between the Nothe and
Ilineleaves, the only geauine tide-poolshore we have,
and where visitors often search In the ,tioneer for the
wonderful things described by Hiltherd, Kingsley, and
C 0.... Don't, for patience sake, let us hear that old
madness, of putting the sewage into Newton's Cove,
gain. Shut In between the headland, as it would be,
If anywhere, the sewage would stink there. Then why
should not Kr. Coeds nail his flag to a sewage farm
One alarmist lute bees hustled into obuntrity, ; Dr.
Cohbold, troubled with (visions of) worms has been
shut up, and lot all cavillers against sewage utilisation
share the same fate; the thing hea been Proved • sue-
ONO over and over grain. Why, sir, long before Italian
1701 mas was grows by sewage with such marvellous
renits,the market gardens of Bosendael proclaimed the
value of inch manure. The place we. north-east of
Dunkirk, France. The soil was mere sand, scarcely
screened by a suesession of dunes. f was almost
utterly blrren ; but the held manure from Dunkirk
we. conveyed on tho sand, awl It probated by the
skilful application of this waste, such excellent end
abundant vegetsbles that the town of Dunkirk nod all
her shipping could oot consume them, and they must
have been left to rot on the land, or be given to cattle,
had thew mot been ezperted, and that to pieces whin
MN Miose Wiliam, gm iambi

adtril
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-27

been left te the eare sad pleasure of the farmer, 'ld
that aone referees, should have hese made to aa,
matter of the increase of sad the damp dose by gsow.
flowerer, he remark; viaaross eouning allowed dark.
three wint-r menthe will suable the Unseats to beep tly
be... in ordor. particularly If the "grey Loewe
tp•o11•4 should not be txactly pare bred—ilangbriq
Bat probably gentlemen to Norfolk would not do mish
• titling as to slip • dos that "rues onnotsge,
Nub ter ).
Mr. T. gm:4ow e,"41 opn.i th.t the sera e 4
wrote that lethal. would draw a better base thee 14
Highborn one.
The CHAIRM•II WI he bed not read the artist.
although It eirreaponded pretty much with hie
sad he thought wh0.,.. wrote it knew no mew, j
what was required Is sped lease as Use 13.4
Lebsester. —Hamar. hear/.
On the m.tlima of Yr. Citoont,selended by Kr. Lp.
the Pr...eldest teat thaeked fee latredudng the oath:
Mr. Hunan retuned tbaaka. He had never hie
lease himself, although he had bade good 4..1 to:
with leases. If ho had at all letereeted the clot 4
was very pleased that WI bad brought the subjere
ward.
The meeting then ended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-20

filarktts.

The weather haa been finer this week, sad bitterly
somewhat cooler —the wind having shifted to VW
east ward.
The grabs trode remains quiet &ad whinged • prime
firm. Moderate arrivals have Gemmed olf th'e Geist.
end s good many samosa hey. be.. dispeesd of.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-20

UMOVLINQ 01114 ii /lON MI MUCH.

A draft of a memorial to Sir Frederick Johnstone,
Snit 114111 had. IS beamed to his notice the growing
Lradiso of removing shingle from the boadi in front of
poo~in /Winds pariah. We, It was believed,
will illise the 511•47 of lead in boat of the town,
el, sad WI was ant that lead bad been imbed sway
to the Theodore the memorial &eked Sir
loodeciek be . Onetime to bit agent to prevent the
removal of
The awn wee improved unanimously.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-20

PROPOSED CHANDEB IN THE SYSTEM
OF OUT-DOOR RELIFJP.

The mestiag al the Board of Guardians- on Tuesday
lan was of mare than ordinary Important*, sad the
1d... then lammed by a ()overman may
result is flanges of bbs deeps,* ntoment to Met poor sad
searesly lase so to the calliope's's. B. H. W
Esq., 'aviator from the Poor L4l/ Bout, attended at
the Board-room, and delivered to the eiesubleel
(hurdles's a lees address on the raja* of ont-dsor
relief. He saki that he attended by order of the Poor.
Lew Oonanals=itiveonsemasses of the inseams of
the Poor.law the lasi ten years. He
stated that his expendteuedadla throughout
the whole &Pantry, and he p..statistles of he Morgue
I. the diiltrint animas, pertledaddag the Weymouth
ow, whore between 1860sadsk1STO, • out-door relief
had iseasseed from 15 to 16 par sent; the in-door relief
I. believed to hays ineressed miry needy as must Mr
Wodehoue wont on to Wares the Idea of the Poor.
Lsw Board—that outdoor raid is as hilarious to the
reeipteate as II Is eaps•Mvo to the ratepayers, and Is
sonetuslon he read a written demount eoatelaing
suggestions, which the Board of Guardians might
adopt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-20

ICED&

We have to report an Imereme et nativity la the seed trade.
Ilse export demand for red Clover tor France ali costieues,
and urdsi trom the provinces now come to hand; values et
ill diecriptlons are consequently Ana. Whit. Clover, AMU,
and Trefoil meet with mere inquiry. Ones made are steady.
Loral Cenary seed Ism declined Is to ts prz qr. WimcLeil
without alteration. For Linseed Mere Is. bar trade.
Tarte been to excite mere ateention. Pine weather .17o;e1
impart additional brblineee to our inarketc—elonn Shaw and
Sone, Seed Illerverante, 37, larlwlsse, London, LC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-20

FLOWER siCEDs,

Containing the showy Annuals which were so much
admired by Passengers on tho (LW. ltslwsy during
the summer of 171.
.0
lar.,^e packet., swan packet. 121 earielie., 112 s an etios,
CI Io_ 10a. Gd. 51. 0.1 2,. 6.1.
I

AU Flower Ikeda free by poet or nal.

SUTTON AND SONS,
SERDSMEN By sescltL APPOINTMENT TO
THE QUEEN, AND H.R.H, THE PRINCE OF

WALES.
READING.

N.B.—hic .ws. Sutton have numerous customers
within the circulation of this Paper to whom they oast
with eonlidenoo refer as to the superior quality of their
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

Imptrial faitaust.

1101JSE 01 LOADS.

lIONDAT.—The esseed rending of the Build 111111 eits Meng
by the Mande al Liam The repaint of the inisare
c=
d.by Earl tiny, who woe followed by the Dos. of
The sone duke elated that although he shimil
on vote lot the Udi, be lad relaMintly mime to the ameladas
that it would Mt to advinable to appoes the aeon&
but he mould 10 peepared, whim the MU whi in committee, se
protein smeodemate which would put It beyood ill doubt Met
the votingby ballot Mould be of an panel lied me it •
compulsory . Be wee willing to protege the weak
nu,, but am by laterterlog with the Fichte of thole who lid
not seal protectios ; end be Mould be ready to do what be
could to iii thos, comp( voter. were punished, and to owlet
In removing the evils width would attend the adopteon by to
sanest manta like Esgland of • velem of secret mid
Irresponsible violins. The Earl of Shattesbory seososoo t 0
mooed rosln in lileirsore to the wines of Um@ Home of
Ocarimmie, ble oliYeetketi to the Ballot were is Moog
es
ever. Karl Cowper sad the Earl of flombery delmaid the
▪ sad Lord itaveneworth, the Duke of Lothad, Len
Lynam, aod the Earl of Cabanas note sonnet l• Tee
Kari of Belmont annountad hie loniano to vote for the...4Ni
reeding, and the Earl of K imberley baring argued generally is
favour of this none, the Manna iabory StIIsS to
animated . numb on the other ado The Lord thaarialiee
reviewed thet wools eubpat of debate, the Lord Oilnie aid
Lord Lamm having math • few ranrks, the wand reading
was carried by a nuLorlty
ielF:Od; the numbers beim go so to.
TIIVISDAI. —The . Bill woe read • third
FRIDAY. -Burt Oraseille ea the table panes raMlng so
the Waal ninon TrattY, which. it• Aided, coo=t the
flupplemeotal Article se aineoded by the Amerkea
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

ANNUAL LETTING
..OF_IHR WATERCOMBE

DORSET.

LUIS.
MK. T. KNSOR has been favoured with
lastreetions Ircin Mr.riat:KDlßS to LEI' and
SILL kg PUBLIC AucrioN, on WSW( k.SDA.Y,
JULY 3, 1812,—About 1301 PROVZD RAYON MB
DOWN BANS of differed ages, large sloe, with fine
dews quality.
From the high estimation in whirl the Wateroombe
nook kas bean held for many years, the AUCTION=
with the greatest 000lidenoe invitee the attention of
Sheep Breeders to the lot now to be offered, and which
will be hound fully tqael. if Dot superior, to those
offered at previous lettings.
The Sheep may remain 00th. Farm uotil August Ist.
Wiftersombe m six miles from the Greet Western
Station, Dorchester, wb.re th,re will be a 'bus to
meet the 10.27 down train ;and two miles from Moreton
Station oh the South-Wrstern Lid, where there will
be cooveYanees ; sad the 5.10 sp.train slope at Moreton
for the mitred/nom of pawn ogers above r•outhamptoo.

'Refreshing,us rill Le provided.
Detsbeator. llty 90th, 1872.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

Belaming from Stockbeilp et 6.20 or 6.38 p.m. to
sad from tbenoe by the 7.55 p.m. Down
Train from Iteetbriim to Wet month.
Ti. Dirket@ will be availabh to return from 2646
Tame to Win Jan* inelasive.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.
The " Mark Lane Express" of to-night says
...The immediate future of the trade depends
chiefly on the weather. :itocks in granary are
greatly reduced, and of tine wheat so small that
one burst of general demand such as really
mischevious weather might induce would almost
clear out. This remark applies to Franoe,where
prices have steadily recovered from the late
decline. From the Baltic next to nothing ; from
America nothing like the supplies of last
summer. Prices in New York all through
the winter have been above ours, and the
quotation of this week, fifty-nine shillings per
four hundred and eighty pounds, would leave a
loss of two to throe shillings to the importer.
Steamers from the Black Sea uow on passage
bring a hundred thousand quarters wheat.
As to prospects for the next crop, no harm has
yet been doae on light soda, and we may yet
have an average, though probably not a large
crop. Foreign report. are on the whole favour-
able. Rata has fallen at Odessa and Taganrog.
France begins to complain of too much rain.
California reports largest stock ever known.
Harvest will no doubt iind us with very small
stocks, so that fine forward weather is unusually
Important.

MARK-LANE, Tilts DAY.

Market very dull. Ku.glish and foreign wheat
One Shilling lower. Flour unaltered. Barley
Sixpence cheaper. Fine Oats luau; inferior
neglected. Bemis and Peas dull. British—
Wheat, 5,722; barley, 61 ; oats, 372; !lour,
21,195: Foreign—Wheat, 13,945 ; barley, 9,566 ;
oats, 4Q,604; maize, 6,368 ; flour, 2,716 sacks.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tius DAY.

A general fall to all descriptions of animals.
Owing to the Intensely hot weather, the demand
is hunted. Beef is fully twopence lower. There
are some 309 Irish beasts st market. Foreign
beast. also lower, especially inferior breeds.
Mutton forpenoe lower for ail qualities, and sales
close heavily. Fair supply of toreign. Business
limited, and sales reported at a still further re-
duction. Lamb a show trade at about late
rates. Veal extremely dull, at sixpenoe to
eightpenoe reduction. Pork also lower. Beef,
4s 2d to 5e ; mutton, 4s 2d to 5s 10d; veal,
£s 2d to 50 44 ; pork, 3a tid to 6s 8d ;lamb, 78 to
es Beast, 3,290 ; sheep and lambs, '41,620;
calves, 500 : pigs, 90: of which Foreign—Beasts,
720; 'hasp sad lambs. 8,2U0; salvos, 475.

PROVISIONS, Tula DAY.

Buttes: Very little doing in Irish; Friesland
advanced to 102 s to 104 s. and Jersey 86s to
100 s. Bacon Dull market, and all descriptions
esoept best Waterford, are quoted lower.
Hams ; Steady demand ; Irish, l'Os to Stis. Lard
dull at somewhat lower prices. Navy provisions
quiet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

NOTICE.
POSTPONEMENT OF BALL

MR. T. IsNduß begs to give notice that the
SALE of Mr. MARTIN SMALL'S RAMS,
advertised to be bald in the ItarinuTutt. Wtneuenn,
es Joan 20th, is POSTPONED.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY OF MONTE

VIDEO.

Amongst the uew companies which have
lately been announced, few offer the advantages
apparent in the proopectus of the above
company which will be found in our columns
to-day. The scheme has been very favourably
received in the financial world, and the bonds
are now at a premium of 2 to 2i.

STRAYER ASHORE.
A large Wismar want ashore on Bandy night at
Strolls% one al the Orkney islands.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

BLANDFORD.

Ruin CAUL —Ma first competition for the
Oeptain's Cap sante off on Thursday leek There were
14 oompetitors. The scores of Um beet shots were as
follows :—Arinourer Bing 39, Private Adams 34, Sergi.
Groves 3.3, Cepieis Johns 29, and Sergi. Davis WI
YOUTROIWIIki Firs.—Today Tuesday Is no
doubt looked forward to by the members of the Bla.d
ford Friendly Societles, with amnions .yes; the weather
het turned at the right time, midif (Sheep, fine, there
Is not the knit doubt but that a larM number of
visitors will be present. The iselebrated &law Troupe,
end Marra Lawson and Donahoe°, are *weed for
the occasion, and we have ~any femme to bake, that
the promedisge will be lone remembered by the Bleed-
ford Benefit &Modes, as one el the Wei Nies ever
held in Blendford._

Tin ioraiumuntia—nuo nine's is the
neighbonrhood of Blandford are sompleted ; the rumour
that the mum of the melamine. would be Mussed Ls
officially isoiltradietedL
Fas Lord Bishop el &Wintry has appointed the
RAM Prebendary Ferquitanoe, Senior of Laagton-Lonn•
Bloodied, to be Floral Dom at the First Portion of
'ha imam of Pinworm', in the room of the Rev. Pre-
bendary Welts deemed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

BIIBPECTID MURDER IN IRELAND.

William Kelleher, an old man, who had been a
grZweir for twenty•five jeers, whs murdered at
egbares !Lille comity Limeriek, on Friday. It
appears that discerned left his residence on Thursday
for the parson of serving several writs for a load
solicitor. He was not sees afterwards until Friday
evening, when he was found lying on the roadside to an
ineensible stets, with hls throat outsell bp some blunt
linstramest lie died shortly after he was discovered.
The priest who was called in to administer the bast
rites of the Zomba Catholic °harsh 11311101 that the
Mewed, who was sensible when he Tighe! him, said
be had sommitted suicide. Tail I, exceedingly I mpro.
beide, as there was no realm of say kind fogad , and
discerned we. way miles from his residence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

Dorsitspirt.

COMMITTED TO Tat DONAU 0001 ITT
Susumu Robert Mullett, stealing a piek at Rnekland
Newtoa.—Hard Labour Hwy Smith, audeavonriag
to procure oharitsble oontribtetions by fraudulent moans
M Weymouth, S oslendar mouth.; John Nleklen,
Pouching at Csnford Magna, 2 ealendar month.;
Hobart Redhead, leaving family chargeabla at Wlm-
borne, 1 c.land.r month; Stephan Thomas, varamy
at Gem. Abb.', 21 day.; Chula. Stringer. Daunts
Shanahan, and John Sheen, vagranoy at Weymouth, 14
days; Robert Mullett, steam( oniona, ko., at Buoltland
Newton, 14 days' Catharine Cooper, Mary Ann Lloyd,
and Mary Jan. Howell, vagrancy at Weymouth, 7
days. —lnpriamemeiel : Thomm Stone, drunk and
riotous at llridport, 1 month ; William Street, drunk,
Sto,, at Bart Slower, 14 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

WIMBORNL

GAL—The new Gas Company hove maimed to buy
up all the sharee of the old eompany at £6 10s. mob.
end are about to erect a new gasometer.
KNOCIIO DORA HT A BIOTOLI.—kt the °aunty
court, on Tastier, an old woman named Jew Welsh,
who was knocked down in the street Ootober 24, by a
carpenter named Demuth° mining her down with •
bicycle. elainied £lO demagea, sod • jury gave her £5,
30s. dootor's fees, and all costs.
Pirrr Saimaa, Friday. —Before Col Pagel, General
Mehid, and the Rev. John Haley Austen.
Mr. William Spissoorwli, of LIIIOII, beer retailer,
biker, mod shopkeeper, wae summoned by the Deputy
Chief Constable for having had an najnet quart mensum,
and one pair of unjust males, ta his possession on the
29th ult. The camenre we. UAW in Court, sad proved
to be 12 &balms delleient ; the males had • pleee of
wire hung on them, and, on removing this, they were
lof an ounce against the purchaser. With the wire on
Item the dello:Mae, was # of an oases. A elargyinan
residing in the neighbourhood sent • letter to the
Bench in fee our of the defendant, bet the Bench malt
not listen to en.perfs statements out of Court. The
ewe was fully proved; In feet, they bad mailer demon-
stration. Yr. Symonds was soarkied is the penalty
of 201 and 10s oats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

AN ANGRY P/AOOOK.

The tall-proad bird Jam) was Dever known for on
exam of amiable mamma bat Um foil 'wing outrage
l all that could be imagined of the atrabilioss
LawrrA lady of Frankfort am ladies her @Mid, •
glrl of 13, when • peseciek eaddealy rushed ea the poor
child, sad before prevention was possible latlieled most
mime woaad• oa cme of her temples with Urn bill, at
the same tias lacaratlag the .bs.ks mad aearly tsar-
* oat oat eye with Its slava I. spite of the mother
Isl( her umbrella ea • defensive weaves, the
isturisted bird oontlened ruaaing after the party until
It was swami by sass paspore-by.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

AWagaikii
SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.

STOCKBRIDGE RACES ON 26ra, 27TH, Lilo Ma
JUNE.

ON each of the above days Passengers will
be conveyed from WEYMOUTH, DOR
es. to STOCKBRIDGE es .
Mock
Back.

rano to
4. bride. r.
d.
840
Korotoo . • 911 100
9
Wool .21
Pools .•. ..• 930 ). 18 0
Pools Juoctlos • 9.42
Wisibsese • 9.55 15 3
Arrive Boookbeidg• 12. 3

Station.

LC pd U.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18

POOLE.

A Maus Nner.--Clerialn liege hones, recently found
In the mud of Poole Harbour. and 'apposed to be those
of the mammoth, turn mato be nothing more than the
romans of a whale.
BOkIll) or GUAILDIAn.—The guardians of the Toole
union held their usual fortai4htly mode( on Thurs-
day, when the following tenders were aosepitsd
Gifford—breal, &id. per 41b. loot; flour, CS 114. per
sank; abeam, a 12i. per owl.; eels, 1., 91. per ',hi
pepper, Si. per lb., pees, si. 104. per bushel; sager,
41. per lb.; soap. 111 12s. per owl.; /ode, Bs. per owl.
Mr. Topp—beef, Tid. per lb.; mattes, 714. per lb.;
mist, 51. per lb.; shins, 41. per lb. Mr. Termer —park,
Tid. per lb. Mr. Burden—treat bettor, lc 21. per lb.;
nos, 15t per owt. Mr. Rookies—oatmeal, 111 s, 114.
per cwt.; porter, 2212.. per barrel; oandles. 50. 64.
per dosin lb Mr. Marston--ale, is. per gallon. Mr.
0. Conway - coal., El 4s. 81 per UM. Mr. J. Adey—
brandy, El 41. per gallon ; gin, 12e. per gallon • wine,
per gallon. Mr. Godwin—Aintrallan beef, did.
per lb.
Toe" CLAINAIT."—Os Thursday it was expected
by a number of the inhabitants that the " elaimant"
would visit Poole and deliver an address at the Town
Hall in the evening.' The use of the ball had been
appl ed for and granted, but in the course of the day
his intention ef coating booms Teri doubtful. The
eirentostanes of the hall Imola/ been applied for, how-
ever, seemed to give an asperse of probability to the
rumour which had oiroulated through the town and
served to enoottrage the expeeiatioas of several of the
eiciesmit'a friends; bat as the evening spores/Auld and
" Sir Roger" some not, it blouse apparent that his
friends were to suffer disappointment, whieh they did,
There seems to have been some iulsandantandlng In
the matter. arising, it has bane sopootted, by the platy
who took the hall having done so without authority.
It is stated that the "BW:sent" has some difilculty in
finding a chairman in Poole, and that while he is trilling
to visit his friends there in a quiet way, he &dims to
make a public appearance) unless he is invited to do so
by the town/pc:4s. This invitotion, we believe, his
not up ii tho present time been riven.
P.m Sessions, Thursday.—Before the Mayor
(Alderman J. Harker), and C. J. Storm, gag.
Tee or Lioarsat.—Tito following Bosons
were transferred Old lon from Yr. West to Mr.
Roberta; Duke of Wellington, from Mr. Down, de-
otoosd, to Mrs. Down ; Bon fir. 's
to Mr. Roe.; Bridge Inn, from Mr. Rom, dooloomil, to
Mrs. Roes; and • beorbouse at Porlotoot, trout Mr.
Roos to Mr. Whit'.