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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

RESTORATION Or S•LIBBORT C•THIDRAL.

The restoration of the Cathedral has progressed during
Om past year. The external repairs of the fabric have
been completed, including the restoration of the many
rowilateal abaft, to the windows. Theo, were originally
Purbeck, but this marble will not stand in our climate.
Mr. Scott. the architect, h.' therefore advised that a
Devon•hire marble, used in the construction of the
Plymouth 3reak water. which in well adapted for out-
ode tpe. and ail` r. eel.. a good polish when required
for huddle work, should take the place of Parbeok.

Toe committee apiointed to apt with the uean and
Chapter have now turned their attention to the security
of the tower and spire. Mr. Shields, the eminent
engineer, of 3, Ltelabarstreet, Westminster, has pro-
duced • plan, which has been recom wended by Mr. Scott
has reeri•evi the sanction 11,f the annulate., and is beieg
serried out. It is believed that this work, when finished
I ...II bees very much strengthened the tower and spire.
I especially the lantern story, which is the weak portion
I of the tower.

The committee hare also given order, for the restora-
tion of • portion of the West Front. There will then
remainder of the West Front, Um North Porch, and
then the repairs of the intenor. These comprise the
I ~pairing and rep •lishiug of the Purbeck marble shafts
and palm", the renewing of the 1100-e, which are al,o-
-' gether unworthy of • cathedral church; the rearrange-
ment of the stalls, besutiful works of the 13th ceetury,
and the adding to them canopies of cormponding
character, in place of the preßent ones, which are modern
Rod unsightly and the general refitting of the choir.
This includes the re storstion of the Altar screen ; the
substitmion of an open screen for the present organ
.ocreen ; the warming ft the Cathedral ,• and the damn-
ties painting. Stained gime, it is hoped, will naturally
fel ow. The sum necessary for carrying out these works
is estimated by Mr. Scott, the Architste, at R 40.000,
exclosive of the 1:10,000 received from the Ecclseimticel
Girnmiesioners, The 1/e•n and Chapter, baring no
resources for meeting this Imge expenditure, are ego-
' strained to appeal for eid to the diocese,and to the *Gentry
In general. The result of the •ppeal at the present
moment, intluding answers to the Bishop's pastoral
letter, summits only to 1.714 500

Sabscriptions sre reoeivvd by the treasurers, Mr.
Francis Attsrood, Close, Sarum, for Who, and the
Venerable Archdeacon Hu:table. Sutton Waldron. near
sturouinster, I,ir Dorset; by the &-c-etaries, James
Dewey. Bog , salsbary, sod Henry N. Middleton, Esq.
lisington. Dorchmtvr, sad at the following Banks
Messrs. Pinckney Brothers. the Wilts sad Dorset. and
Provincial, in Salisbury; Messrs William's
Dorchester; Messrs. Locke. Tug well, end Hoek, Devises;
Mmara Merriman's Marlborough; and the North Wilts
Bank. Warminster; sad may be paid at once or by
instalmenis spread over Ave years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

RENT VERY MODERATE.

MARINE RESIDENCE IN CORNWALL

TO LET, completely furnished, (except
plate and linen), CLINTON Moues. Flashing,
Falmouth, with Large Garden, slisltered from the Fart
winds. and double access both from the main streets of
the village of Flushing, and by private landing with
boat-denick. he.. on the water side, all as built by the
late Lord Clintor, and latterly belonging toned occupied
by John Slphinicone Fyffe, Esq., deceased. For par-
ticulars apply to rue ElI/CUTILIX, care of Mr. Wellam
Fyfe, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

Dorsetsbirt.

COUNITOR W•LDIOR•V7.II •6811:11111.Y, at her
residence, Carlton•gardens, London, last Saturday
night, woe numerously attended. Amongst the
company were : Lady Pohiroore, the Hon. Evelyn
Ashley, the Hon. Mr. Ashley, and Mrs. Ponsouby,
the Hon. Mrs. Miner, and Capt. Damer, Mrs.
Brineley Sheridan, Miss Sheridan, and Mr. Denby
Seymour, U. P. Previously to the amembly, the
Countess, and 'As Bt. Hon. Chichester lrortesone,
M. received at dinner the Countess of Shaftesbure.
Lord and Lady DuEerin, ko.

SUMMER CIRCUIT& —the Judges have fixed the
1u mmer Circoits.—Mr. Justice Ryles and Mr.
adios illa3kburn will tate the Western Circuit.
rd Chief Justine Cockburn, North Wales, and
Mr. Hares Pigott, South Wales. Chief Justice &le
and Chief Baron Pollock will take the Norfolk
Circuit; Mr. Baron Martin and Mr. Justice Lush
the Northern; Mr. Justine Willem and Mr. Baron
Channel' the Home; Mr. Justice Keating sad Mr.
Justice Russ the Oxford; and Mr. Justice Mellor
and Mr. Juetios Montague Smith the Midland. Mr,
thrall Braswell will be the vacation Judge in term,

TEI REPRESENTATION Or THE PEOPLE BILL
In the division on Monday, which resulted in the
committee on this Bill being instructed to introduce
provisions for tbe better prevention of bribery and
corruption at elections, the majority included:
J. Myer, Mr. R. B. Sheridan, Lient.-C it. N. Stork
Mr. R. Brooks, Mr. T. A. Mitchell, and Mr. J. W.
Treeby and amongst the minority voting with this
Government were: Captain H. G. Gridley, Mr. K.
D. Hodgson, Mr. J. H. M. Calcraft, Mr. G. G. Glyn,
and Mr. H. D. Seymour. It will be noticed that Mr.
Sheridan, M.P., for Dorchester, and Mr. Mitchell,
H. P., for Bridport, are the only Liberal represents.
tires in this county who voted in favour of that:diem.
Tweoty•four membera usadly claseed is Liberals,
voted against the Government, of whom ten also
voted against the second reading of the Franchise
BilL Of the Adullam party there were twenty-one
present, of whom eleven voted with the Government
and ten against.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

BIRTHS.

ltay 27, at fire.. Solidus" Dorchester, the wife of
Mr, Henry Wellmant.of.• son.

Me, 27, at Grove Beals—KS., Dorchester, the wife of
Mr. Drake, of a daughter.
May 29, M the Knowie mouse, Corte Mullen, the
Lady of 94 John Coventry, Ego., of aloe and heir.
May 29, at 5, Melbourne-place, fit. Leonard'a-on•the-
Bea, the wife of Mr. George Button, of aeon.
May 29, at Blandford, the .if. of Mr. J. Marshall,
of a we.
May 30, at Wirebotne, the wife of Mr. ?rank Crib,
of a son.
June 1, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. D. Bright, of a
daughter.

MARRIAGES.
April?, at King William's Town, British Kaffrariaf
by the Van the Archdeacon %Mon, Geo. Hutchinson
Eaten Trefumis Phillips, Esq., D. A.C.G., to Emily
Goorgins, second daughter of W. C. Oak, SwF,
formerly of Blandford. Dormitabire.
May, 24, at St. Michael's Church, Paddington,
London, Mr. D. Sydenham, of the Edgware-road, one
of the original proprietors, and for many years reporter
of the Pools thr.Zd, eldest surviving son of the late
Mr. John Sydenham. of Poole, Co Prances Ann, daughter
of the late Mr. William WI/mbar* of 121, Gorwell•
Watt, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

PIJBLIC APPOINTMENT&

Tueeda_ ,y b.—Dorchester Count Court.
W•datodray, 6. Bridport Couu7 Court.
Amnion i at the Golden on Hotel, Weymouth,
by Mr. Potbesary, of Charlestown Tavern,
and other House Property situate at
Chiekerell.
Thursday, I.—Weymouth County Court.
Friday, S.—Wareham County Court,
Shaepshearing Match an annum:firm with the
Dorchester Agriettlitiral Society) at Wrinkle-
ford D.lry House.
Monday, 11.—Blandford County Court.
Tuesday, IL—Poole County Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION
£3,000,(u0 Sterling, guaranteed by Government
are anna.l.y divided in monthly allotments in various
Sum upwards tc e 21.000 Sterling. An investment ef
El may secure £25,000 Sterling.
For Prospectus (which will be sent gratis), apply to
FKED, RICK SlNtz, Banker, Frignkfort on the-Heine ; or
letters addressed to him at 8, Three King Court,
Lomhard•street, London, &C., will be imturaliately
for warded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

OIL CAKE STOKES.

HENRY TAYLOR, 44, SouTz-errassr,
Doactsatn.

Moshe, Harrows, Corn and Manure Drills.-84sans
Engines and Hrchines by Clayton, Bbuttleworth, and
OD., Brown and lday, and other eminent Makers.—
Yowler's, Howard's, ,nd Smith's Steam Ploughs and
Coltiyatora—Wood's nd other Mowing and Homing
llmbinos.—Hone H ors and Haymakers.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE;
Oars and Flour Serbs; India Rubber Rick and Was,
Coven ; Cart Oman.; Machias Oils; Gaits Pere
India &abbe; . a I Bands; India Dabber
Outta Pemba labia& M.

AGRICU LIU'S A L IPLKENTh
01 tverY demi, ties with ths Utast Improvement.'
Garrett's, mid Priest sad Co'.. Economia Tetrad
sad Manure Drilla

SWEDE. TURNIP, NA NOOLD!. k OTHER BERM

Ibe beet quaiity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

STANDS 84 & 95.
RANSOMES AND SIMS, ORWELL WORKS, IPSWICH.

E R. AND F. TURNER,
ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS FOUNDERS, BOILER MAKERS, AND

GENERAL MACHINISTS.
ST. PITIES IRON WORKS, IPSWICH.

Bto offer their POUTABLE STEAM ENGLNICS at the very reduced priors given in
1.1 the list below. The high character of their Engines, for Quality of Workmanship and Material, Economy
and 111loionoy they intend fully to maintain. - .

90 &Horse Power
115 7
145 1 8
180 1 10
PORTABLE THRASHING MACHINES of the Moat Approved Construction
Patentees end Meaufeatarere of
ROAD LOCOMOTIVE OR TRACTION ENGINES.

Mom Pont
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8 7,7,

E. B. and F. Turner's Harinostal Statinuary Engines, from four to 26-bores power, have been erected
in numerous Coro kfdls, and for other carpools is various parta of England as well as on the Continent of
Europe, all of which give the most perfect satisfaction.
Makers of the Celebrated Corn sod Seed Crushing Mills, Grinding MIII., Oilcake Breakers, and other
Indoor Agricultural Machinery; also of Hydraulic Rains, Oil Mill Mashinery, Flax Seeding and Wet Rolls,
Circular Sawing Mmihinery, Mortar Mills. Sc.
er Plans sod Estimates for Iflll Mashinery Of all desoriptions, arrangement of Farm Machinery, Sc.
ILIASTILATRD CATALORWIS 01 APPLUCATION, AT TEI WORKS, IPSWICH, OR AT TRZIR LORD°, Or7ICR, 52,
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LIRE DERIOK FOOT, AUCTIONEER,
.I: GENERAL VALUER, and 00MILTJ381011
AGENT, DORCHESTER.
VALUATIONS 1., ADMINSTRATTON.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

TO BE SOLD BY

AUCTION, BY

AIR. J. T. ENSOR, at the Tune; Caovries
Yeovil, on MONDAY, the 25th Day of
J l'N E, ISti6, ohm,.. o'clock in the afternoon, in lotr,
subject to suck sonditions as will be then and there
produced.
rhe MANOR or LORDSHIP of West Coker, with
the capital Meassage or Mansion Howe, willed or known
an Weat tather Howe, together with the Stables, C.mcb-
lithnela, Green-house, Hot-houar, teahouse,
▪ thee rerpii•ite buildings, Lawn, Shrubberies,
Gardens, Orchard, and Ornamental piece of Water
bc.ouging theleio. Also the Manor House of West
Coker, with the Manor Farm, and several Messusges or
'Dwelt ing•houths, Gardena, Orchards, and closes ot rich
and productive arable, Meadow, and Pastore Land,
contains' g togetbir about 210 acres, situate in the Parish
of Wad, o,ker, it the County of Someraet.
The Women House, which has a Southern septet, is
ddizl.tfurly placed on an ominenee, and the .erer
gardens and lawn, slope thence to the ornamental water.
The pleathre grounda are thatefully laid out and planted
with 'rumen and other ahruba. The gardensare well
etocked with choice fruit tr, es, and are most productive.
The Mat Moo and GrouncLi lie immediately contiguous
to the Turn' Ole Road leading from Yeovil toC.ewkirne, ,
are surroundad b atone walls, and are within about Two
mites of the I% own estions of the Great Western and
Soot to W ester. Rilan, IV

The 'tension may be viewed on application to the
preaent tvnant, 1.r.0l Kendall, Esq., aid the Manor and
ot er hottest and Lands, on application to the rupeotive
tainante thereof.
Further particulars, with Plane and 1,4 may be had
of Masan. Anosswe and COCK IRA IC Solicitors, Dor-
elwater ; at the CllOOOlll.l HUTU, Yeovil; the Osoitoe
Crewkerne ; and of the Aucnoraza, Dorchester.

WANTED—a good experiaooad BREAD and
BISCUIT BAKEIL—AppIy to Jona
flatworm, Askarrmall Bridpact.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES OR -COUGH

LOZKNOFB.

ABRANCH HOUSE is now opened in
Loudon for their Sale. They are very *meant
to take, contain no opium, and children will find them
very bene6oial in cams of Whooping Couch. People
who are troubled with • backing cough, should try them
at ones; they are • wife and sure remedy.
Cough., Hoarseness, and the various Throat Affection
to which TuWie Speakers. Military Officers, and Binger
are liable, relieved by "Brown's Bronchial Trachea'
Having a direct influence to the &Seated parts, they
allay Pulmooory Irritation. The freedom from all
deleterious ingredients render "Brawn'. Bronchial
Troches" • safe remedy for the most delicate female, or
youngest child, and has caused them to be held in the
highest esteem by Clergymen. Singers, and Public
Speakers ',morally. _

Among the w&y tertimonials is • letter from Rev.
Henry Ward Bs.ther, which may be man at oar Ake.
Amoupt the many singers who nee the
Troches and speak highly of them, we would mention
Miss Laurie Pe, Kr. Aloeley Cook, and others of the
Royal Opera, Leedom.
Bold by all Medicine Dealers at li. lid. pot bog.
Pr wipe! 011ios HZ, High Holborn -London.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
Ovis
- A Broca House is now opened in
s 0 0.04 IN C, Loixlon for the Bale of this Remedy,
„ p whish has been in UM ANIRICA
SY rk " • over thirty yeas's. It is pleasant to
;Asks, and is ode In all cues ;
soothes the sand and gives it rest; softens the gums,
and will allay all pain or spasmodic wilco, sad ls
SURE TO REGIILitTE THE ROWEL&
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DepZis—poa—ii, liotheis:ii wiU Live rest to yourselves
sad

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the ficntels
sad Wind Colic., and we believe it the best and surest
remedy in the World in all cases of Dysentery an?
Diarrhoea Is Children, whether 'rising from Teething
or other MINIS, nen are other preparations of a
similar name Is this riountry. Be rare sad ask for MRS.
WINSLOW'S BOOTHINQ SYRtIP, sad see that
Corns sad Penman, New York sad London, is on the
outside wrapper.
Among the hundreds of testanosialsh le one from
Prof. H. Bidden', London. The fo owing is an
extract i—" I have tried Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup upon: my infant boy aged six months, who gaffer el
from his teething, .04 11 relieved him immediately."
Sold by all Chemists, at la lid. per hotel..
directions with each bottle.
Oall on the Chemists for one of Ifn. Wieslow's
Family Almanac" and Domestic Reosipt Books for 1865,
Ire. of
Principal Mee, 905, High Holborn, London.

SPANISH rut is the sating ingredientin-
A LIS. Rose's Csweneeines Oh, willsb speedily
produces whiskers end Wales bait, 3s. 6d.; seat by
post for 54 stanips.—Aura. Roes, 344, Iliett Holborn,
London. Bold by all Monists, and by MAGQII, Yeovil ;
BAssze. Balisbary ; Cortent, Bluipton Mahn ; sad
&foss, Easter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

Tungisa BalooL

The Dimern Training School for Carerss continues
in • very efficient state. The number of students in
residence in 1865 ben been 62. All the schoolmistresses
sent out of the institution are oertillmted, and smite-
tent to take schools under Government. The amnia
supply of seboolmistressee is shoot 31, of whom three-
fourths are usually placed in the dioceses of Sarum and
Woreester. A ppliestions for mistresses Mould be made
to the Secretary of the ?mining &Cool before November
1, in 'sob year. Under the presort regulations of the
Committee of Council, the Training School is likely to
press more heavily thee it has hitherto on the funds of
the Dioesum Bead of Bduestion, but .very mertion is
made by the Committee to lessen the burden ea meal
as possible by the payments of the pupils. The Com-
mittee of Council no longer grant Queen'. Eloholarshira
All student. now have to make a small payment for
their education. The number of pupil teschers in
,ontry schools (who hare hitherto formed the supply
of studmr) hawing diminalsed. the Committee of the
Training School dean to sewerage young same of
lair edoossiee, cad with snme means of their own to
offer themselves r andlidatee Vet admission, there hang
now a great deurod for screed sad aorti&d mistriers.
The Trisha( School sustained a great lon last year in
the death of its excellent lady superiatendeni, Miss
Pontst. The annual report testifla to her value by as
forting that "the was the means of keeping up that
Gals, cheerful, religions Moe for whah the Salisbury
training Behest be. always been known." Miss Ome-
let* hss been sppohaisd is her plass, sad aniseed ce her
duties Is Asps*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

NOTICE OF SALE.

ENSOR has boon favoured with laetrile-
_lL . lions from Mr. C. J. Floor" al Gyros Abbas,
to &nominee that his annual Sale of RAM LAMBS sad
EWES .111 be bald In the last week in August.
Partieelers will be rem In (Wars advert:leanest&

Or Kt. L'HORIIIE is enabled to oter to bit Apical
tetra (Meade prime COTTON CALA at £5 10s.
par tea, FUR au&

COALS, SLATE, AND TINSNR.

W. L'HOMME,
HAVING sooreeded to the Bushmen for
many rears serried on by the DORCHESTER
COAL COMPANY, beige to inform the publie
generally that it is his intuition 'enviably to keep
• Stook of the best quality of each descriotioo of Cloal.,
Slates, and Timber, and to soil at sea prises ea he
hopes will Recurs him a large share of public patronage.
Lid.
.. 1 5 0 pea too.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

LIECURITY OF PREMISES, however .i-
Li The atteinment of this object is greatly
enhanced by the nes of MOMS PATENT PORT-
ABLE TELL-TALE, which, at eonsiderably leas ex-
pense than the method usually employed, furnishes a
perfect livgister of the Watchman's Duty, without the
neoce-ity of any einalidental Superintendent whetever.
A full printed description eau be obtained i 4 & Dan?
k Co., Watch amid Clock Reber, to the (bee. sod
ILILEL the Prince of Wales, 61, Strand (adjoining
Conine Bank). 34 and 35, Ray.] Esskange, Leedom
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

WANTED— a STEADY WOMAN, as
GENERAL SERVANT in • smell, quiet
family, in the beet earl of Bri.tol. She roust b. • good
plriia rook, ekan &Id trmitworthr. Family's washing
put out.. Wages CIO —everything found. Addreiw,
with refiquoma md pertieulars as to age, kc., Mrs. IL
T. BTervis The Cisisters, Bristol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

THS
_CD EAP EST AND !RIR MAN UR E NOW IN UBll.

GREAT SAVING TO FARMERS.

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BELL'S AMMONIA-FIXED PERUVIAN GUANO.
30a pas Ton Cbenpar ttinn Hata& Guano, and probates 10 Pal Cent. more Went—Proved by Experiment'

TELE fixing the Ammonia with Sulphuric Acid, adding Magnesia. and rendering the Phoepha t
soluble, makes it the Cheapen Manure that can be tired.
For RANGEL, TURNIPS, CABBAGES, and other Boot Crops, its beneficial effects will be found to be
extraordinary. For 4 DreesinSt is superior to Nitrate al Soda, and much cheaper.
One trial of it, t for w ht, against Pereviaa Guano, will prove its superior value.
THE MOST EMI ENT ii FESSORS OF CHEMISTRY IN THIS COUNTRY hare Analysed and
reported most favourably upon it—a full copy of all their reports and analyses will be forwarded on application.
IP Profiteer? WAY end T. H. EVANS, Foil., say—" We have carefully analysea
he rope of Ammoni•-fixed Peruvian 01111110 produced by your Patent proem,
and have 00 doubt that it is • most excellent Manure both for Root and Corn
Crops, and also for Hope," to, Ac.
ale 13•._ Professor VOELCICER says—" I have perused the specification of your Patent
40.0 a "rf Peruvian '
OGERuuAvNi ANO. diee, for
bedthgerein, you Guano,
succeededend iiiir producing • intochtyerl el''lng the
telean-
nand fertiliser. Peruvian Guano treated with Sulphuric And wending to Bell's
Patent is rendered more efileacions," Ac., kr-
Profaner ANDERSON, of Glasgow, says—" I enclose herewith Analysis of
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anus
sample of patent Annionia.fixed Peruvian Guano, which fully in ts tie
'• ifiy" me applied to it. Peruvian Gunn treated according to th e specification of your
40,41A4tr Patent will be much improved, and I br ye no doubt will be found a very excellent )
Manure both for Turnips and Cereal Crop.." lcc, Ike.
Professors OGSTON, SISSON, sod NEWLANDS report most highly epos in
C.* The Patentee is ready to supply this article, eandully prepared, dry, and fit for the drill, at Ell per ton, ant
tea free on board vessel in the Manna, or at any Railway Station in Loadon.
GIBBS, BELL, and Co., Vitriol Works, Victoria Docks, London.
'DIXON is CARDUS, Southampton, for Wilts, Dorset, and Hants
WARD t On., Exeter, for Devonshire.
AGENTS Min& BODY, Millionth, for Cornwall.
Ms. G. J. VERTUR. Weymouth.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

PANSOMES'
PLOUGH S.

ANSOMES & SIMS' PRIZE PLOUGHS
have wan more prises than Any others, namely,
Four Met Prises at Newcastle, 1864, the R.A.S.R.'s
last great plough trials, being four times as many as any
other makers. 20 All Englisid Champion Prises In
1864, and 27 in 1865, being in each year more than wax
won by any other roam 12 Silver Cups by Farmers'
Sons and local ploughmen, 1865. Also Three AU
England Ploughing Matehee already In 1866, making •
WWI of 50 All England Champion Prises in lees than IA
months.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

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BATH AND wBsT op ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
SALISBURY MEETING, 1866.-Brexo 179.
SUTTON AND SONS,
Dal to Inform their patron' and the public generally, that they will have an extensive
STAND in the Show•yard during the above Meetiog, soneisting of
• Collection of One Thousand separate kinds of SEEDS, arranged in glass-cases, and labelled with their
botanical and popular names.
• Collusion of Three Hundred Samples of the most approved kinds of AGRICULTURAL SEEM.
• Collection of NATURAL GRASSES, in dried and growls; state, showing their respective habits.
A Coin oboe) of AGRICULTURAL ROOTS, including some very fine specimens of their improved varieties of
Mengel Wursrl, am., die., he.
Attendance will be given at the Stand, and Orders received for Seeds of genuine and superior quality.
All Goods Carriage Fres, except very mall parade. Priced Lists Gratis and Post Free.
SUTTON AND SONS,
ROYAL BERKSHIRE SEED ESTABLISHMENT, READING.

ROBERT AND JOHN REEVES,_
AGRICULTUILLL IMPLEMENT MAKERS, BRATTON IRON WORKS,

WESTBURY, WILTS,

,or''

BNG to Gall the attention of Agriculturists to their PRIZE DRILLS, for which they hare been
awarded ICIOETT-TWO PIMA MEDALS, wad Co TIONS including THERE MET PELVIS and Tugli
MOB COMMENDATIoS• ILL the Roval Agriculture' Poriety of Fagland, at Plymouth, 1865.
mimed. Peteut Liquid Maumee brilW. Baer's' Patent Ramona-al Manors and Biped Drilla Improved
Oeueral Purpose Ilmware sad bad Drills. Lever Coro Drills for large and small ocempiare Broadcast
3154°^ Distribuk" 1.64141,14 „.11rTM'0 Pumps. Rieharde Patent Water Carts, kn., ka.
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C 250 000 HAVE been paid
COMPEER ATION FOR
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS,
PT TIM
RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
Invested Capital asd Boom Food, .1160,060, Annual
Ineome, £86,000.
An Annual Payment or kS to £6 sa. secures rum
in eare cd Death, or C 6 per week, whlls laid up by
Injury.
For Particulars apply to the Loral Agent( at the
Railway Stations, and Ofikies,-64, CORNHILL, and
10, REGENT-STREET.
WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary.
C. GOOD, Old Bank. AGENT for DORCHESTER.
Agent for Weymouth, Hr. Robert Oakley, Manager
Demote/lire Bank; Yawn. Er. Poster, Bristol and
grrlor itail•mv
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

FOR GENERAL PURPOSES,
AT THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW, 1865.

fr E PRIZE MEDAL of 1862 was awarded by the JOOl, of Her Majesty's Cemaisioe
WILLIAM SMITH,
FOR HIS NEW PATENT STEERAGE HORSE HOE. No. 7.

THE PLYMOUTH PRIZE HORSE HOE,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

DEATFIS,

May 23, at Witreharn, Ann, the wife of William
Watt, after MI years affliction. aged 67.
Map 26. at Dorchester, at the house of his nephew,
the Rev. T. Alexander Feltner, John Grant, Esq., of
Manningford Brow, Wilts, aged 84.
May 25, at Weymouth, Anna, relict of the late
William 8 westing, Esq., of Abbotabwy, Donets in her
86th year. . . .

Mai 29, at Prince's•strcet, Dorchester, after a brig
Illness. Louise, wife of Gunner Whitmore, R.H.A.,
Itted 27.
May 29, at Forditigton. Mr. Robert Purchase, farm
bailiN (member of the Bud of Hops Lodge of Odd
Fellows).
lby 29. at the Dorset County Hoepital, Mr. Isaac
Vincent. of Dorchester, carpenter and joiner.
llay 29, et Parkstone. bigh:y esteemed and respected,
Mr. Robert Turtle, aged 85 years.
June 1. at 36, Finebury.square, London, Susan,
eldest daughter of Mr. 8.. hull, aged 7 years.
At Beaumont Home, theory St. Mary. Edith Sophia,
youngest child of Major Clapoott, aged 1 year and 10
months.

—.-ii-dirseerater. Henry George, Earl Bathurst, in the
Tfth year of bin M.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

NOTICE TO INVENTORS.

erricE FOR PATENTS, 4, TRAFALGAR
SQUAIIE, CHARING °Ross, LONDON.
Printed instructions (gratis) as to the COST of
L PATENT:, for Gran Meddle or known eiaanlties. Adt
sod uustanen In diapoalaa of or Irnrloo; learnt:o6a, flran•l.
-.11k., and arena in in rorry roolhwrolul state, am: in An-Irma.
1.ls•Iao!3.1 3,..try. ri onNlnalloa as lo es plod or • a 'Mao,
anarats a anent and sarnanl.—Apply pernenall or by loner I.
Messrs. PRINCE & Co., Patent Office,
4„Trala4jsnr Sq., Charing Cross, Londox, W. 9
DENTS TURRET CLOCK.

MBE attention of public bodies, gentlemen
1. end others, is respectfully requested to the im-
provements made in the construction of Clocks suitable
for Stables, Churches, and other large Buildup, by the
late E. J. sod F. Dent, Clock and Chronometer Mikan
to the Queen, and the late Prince Consort, and makers
of the GREAT CLOCK forth. HOUSES OF PditLIA-
KENT, ko. Turret Clock. with Compensation'
rendelem, adjusted for veriations of temperature, to
work the band, of dials of any sine from 1. foot to 30
feet diametor.

DENT, 61, Strand, adjoining Conta's Bank, and 43
and 36. Royal &change, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

CATHZDIAL DIRART.

Forisded by DlAtarp Oheast, A.D., 1571.
The buildiug in which the biota ere contained j.
iaerii,4.4 to Whip Jewel ; it is built over a part of the
eurtern ride of tin cloister, h•eingor,ginally occupied one
ride of thequadrangle. Tne number of hooka heal:wen onn-
sidersbly increaeed•t different times since the formation
a the Library, and °onside at the present time of
about 2.900 volume*. Among the benefactors to it may
he mentioned the names of Dm. Watson and Whitby.
loose Walton, and Wallop Ward. The Library is rich
in MSS. and early printed hooka, and though not large
contains many valoable work* in different languages.
A con.p`cte catalogue in in court. of reparation.
Librarian—Rev. 11. W. Pullen, Clow, Serum.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

TO PARBSTS AND GUARDIANS.
IZEARSLNY'S ORIGINAL WIDOW
J-1 WELCH% FEMALE PILLS, in long and /twill
misbrand for their peculiar virtue, are stroy.:Lelr
eommended to the notice of every lady, haring
the sanction and approbation of most mentkaten of the
otit4rof mum, as • safe and valuable medicine in
a removing obstruction., and relieving other
inconveniences to whisk the fermi, frame la liable, ,
espetially those which at an early period of If. foe-
quietly miss from want of aterelso sad panel debility
of the stem; they create an appetite, coned Winer
remove giddiness and nervosa headache, and an
amino.* in windy dinners, shortness of breath
and palpitation of the bean ; being wholly Innocent
thorns, be used with safety in all seasons and climates.
It ill aeomeary, owing to the numerous imitations, to
ware the rabbi that itAINLITI is tbe only original
mein*, and Ins been prepared by Ste Leareley family
over eighty jean. Purchasers should we that each box
b wrapped in while paper, and the name "C.
Kgairstar," is engraved on the Government stamp.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by J. Samoan h Soy, 150
Osfordstreet, Landau, and by all medicine VOIAOTI;
throughout the sciantrn, in Boles price Ps. Pd. each, or
britt. for M protege stamps.
who are troubled with Bilious Headaches,
Liver eournisints, ha., will And Seaver Teatefers
Antibiliena Powders • torten and elfeetnal remedy,
Prin In. lid. .04k lid. per Poiket, or byrestee6r
or 311 anannPa. of J. &tow Soo, ISt O.
W. Leaden
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

PORTISHAM FARM,
&eves Miles from Weymouth.

Important Sala of Fat Heade, Fat Shoop, Fat Lambs,
and Ft Pip.

IR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
Iv.a. instructions from W. UMITIIILD, , to
SELL by AUCTION. on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27,
1866, the following FAT STOCK, via. :-
13 prime fat heifers.
lo fat calies.
100 fat Hampshire Down 'ethers.
100 fat Sumex ditto.
200 fat Soutb•Down ewes.
200 let horned lambs.
100 fat Dew° ditto.
100 prime fat pip.
Relreahments 1•111 be provided and the Sae commence
at Two o'clock.
Omnibuses will meet the trains at the Weymouth
Station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

SHILLINGSTONE

DCISZT COUNTY FatIMDLY SOGTITY. The
I meeting and festival of the Child Okeferd
and Skulbagmen' branch of the Dorset Friendly
S ciety was held on Thursday under the presidency
, of Colonel Pendell, one of the honorary members of
Ithe society. The members met at the Old Ox and
forming a procession heeded by the East Stour bream
band proceeded to church. The service was con-
' ducted by the rector, the Rev. E. A. !Nyman, who
also preached an excellent sermon from Romeo'
12 chap. 10 v., "Be kindly affectioned one towards
another with brotherly love."—The preacher first re-
marked that it might have been reasonably supposed
that beings subject to such sufferings and infirmities
as mankind in general were, ~Quid chew sympathy
and kindness one toward each other, snob was not,
however, generally the cue, for not only did nations
go to war with one another, but even among
individuals living in the same parish the same bad
feelings were too ofku shown. He then showed
that among christian men unity and love, sympathy
and kindness, ought to be the distinguished mark of
their character, and that so far as benefit and friendly
societies carried out this heavenly spirit they were
worthy of all support, ooncluding by most earnestly
entreating the members of the club so to conduct
annualte meetingelve .0 had
atogiveno
thm u. .d.
canes for repi.roacr.h..
The
chairman said their first busier's, was the election of
en honorary steward, arid proposed that the Rev. D.
Evens, rectur of Child Okeford be re-elected.
Carried. —The medical °them, Mr. Willa, was also
unanimously re-elected. —The Chairman then pro-
posed, and the Rev. E A. I/Lyman wooded, the
re-appointment of Mr. Clench as actin steward of
the branch. Carried unanimously.—The next
business was the election of • committee. Mr.
Clench stated that as some of those appointed last
year were very remise in their attendance, it would,
he thought, be to the advantage of the club to elect •
fresh committee. He then suggested Marra C.
Petbeo, T. H. Crew, Daniel Bench, C. W. Pampa,
and William Woolfrey as the committee for the
Child Olieford branch, and Robert Stone and
William Henry Todd for the Shillingstone branch.
Them having been put to the meeting by the
chairman, were unanimously chosen. —Mr. Clench
baring entered into the required security as steward
returned thanks far his re-election. He calm
Whited his brother members that though they had
lost from various cameo several of their number, yet
by others joining they were only one shorter
tlmo last year, their present number being 79.
lb. Chairman joined in congratulating the members
on the success of the Mani*, and was especially
glad to see that the majority of those proems
wore yam' moo. They mil skive to set &sir
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

WAR 61 AM.

Govan' PrrrY Samosa, Tuesday. Rotors
J. W. T. ryler, Esq. (chairman), C. W. Digby,
Esq., M. Rodgett, Esq., and .7. Mowlem, Eaq.—
Charles Monday, a coastguardsman at the White
Nose, pleaded guilty to treepaseing in search of game
on land occupied by Ilr. W. D. Dugdale, at
Chaldno Herring, and was fined 6d. and oats.—
Albrn Hinckley, of Wareham, labourer, summoned
by John Greco, for taking game without • oertificate
at Carey, on the land of T. Phippard, Esq., warn
convicted and fined 2s. 64. and amts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

HENSTRIDGE.

FATAL AOLTDINT. —A STATION-KANTER KILLED.
—An occurrence of a very painful and heart-rending
nature took plaos on Monday afternoon week at the
Henstridge station of the Somerset and Dorset
Railway in the instantaneous death of the elation-
master. At this station, which is on. of the least
important on the company's line, only one person is
employed to fulfil all the duties, and for the pest
twelvemoothe those duties have been most esti,-
faotorily performed by Mr. John Mitchell, whose
untimely end it is now our painful duty to publish.
On the in-teal of the 3 p.m. down goods train from
Wimborne, the deceased wasemployed an oonnectioe
with the guard in re-arranging the various truck.
previous to the starting of the train to Templeoombe,
and whilst so engaged, from some cause not known,
be was caught between the buffers of two of them,
one in his beck and the other at the pit of his
stomach, with inch force as to beat the breath out
of his body and cause him to eject the food from his
stomach on to the troffer. Death must have been
instantaneous. What added to the seduces of the
occurrence was that his poor wife was standing at
her front door does to the station and saw him, who
but • few moments hefore,a living and kind husband
and father, thus suddenly snatched from her, and borne
• lifeless oorpee into his own house. A message was
instantly despatched for Dr. Long, of Stalbridge,
but of course of no avail, that gentleman stating that
the demised could not have lived a moment after he
was struck. Deceased who WM a very steady man, was I
a nativeof Sparkford, near Castle Carr, and has left
a widow and two young children to lament his un-
timely end. We understand that they are totally
unprovided for. Mr. Mitchell way 25 years of age
last September.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

HUNTING APPOINTMENT'S.

Mr. Radelyffe's Hounds—Thursday, the Combs, Bing-
ham's Meloombe--at 11.
Tbe South Wilts Hounds Thunday, Odstock ;
Friday, Heytesbury —at 10.45
The Rut Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Harley Gap;
Friday. Minebinton Down—at 10.45.
Lord Poltiniore's Hotinds—Wedneaday. Buckland ;
Thursday, Look; Saturday, Melbury—at 11.
The B.V.R. (Mr. Everett's) Hounds— Tuesday (this day),
Mongewell House; Friday, Appleford Village—at 11.
Mr. Walter Flower's Harriers—Wednesday, Hallway
Arch, Upper Winterbourne ; Friday, &Berton Down
—at 11.
The Tedworth Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Pathan
Gate ; Thursday, Chute ; Saturday, Collate
Wood—at 11.
The New Forest Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Royal
Oak, Fritham Thunday, Clarendon Park; Saturday,
Breekeolturst Station—at 10.45.
The Btack-noor Vale Folhounib—Tanday (this day),
Cron Keys, Lydford ; Thursday. Collingahays House,
Bruton; Friday, Canning. Court—at 11.
The Duke of Beanfort's Hounas—Tuseday (thin day),
Burton ; Wednesday. Lower Wood.; Thurs-
day, Tate Rooks; Friday, BeckilalltPke Saturday,
Longstone—at 10.30.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

POOLE.

THZ H•11/1017R.—The Qnsy Trustees haws £123 to
pay debts amcenting to X 432, the result of persistent
dredging of the harbour tart seminar, and the Clarbour
Master believes that the wutehway has been deepened
about a foot on the bank. But it seems there Is still
some likelihood of • sum of money being borrowed
from Government to complete the harbour improve-
ments.

Prrrr Snesiors, Thursday.—Bdom F. Styring,
Esq. (Mayor), Alderman Pearos, P. T. Rogers, Jun.,
and J. W. Martin, Sews. George Trap was sawataard
for driving a horse and waggon along the Parkstotie Hill,
the animal being in a weak and distreved condition.- -
Superintendent Gifford and Sergeant Hunt proved the
elisege, and the Bench severely eommented upon the
cruel manner in which home were habitually treated
by many persons who drove them along the Ponle and
Bournemouth turnpike.—ln consideration that defen-
dant did not beat the horse at the time when the Soper-
intendent saw the offence committed with which the
defendant was charred, the bench lined him in the
mitigated penalty of 10a. and oasts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

BHERBORNE.

INDECENT AftIAULT IV • RAILWAY CARRI4OII...
Al the police court, OU nitride,. before the Count. Bench, Giles Frampton, auctioneer, farioir,
rattle dealer, of Beaininster, was summoned he mrt calmer, wife of Mr. Giliner, herbalist,
for an indecent assault in a carriage on the and dootti•Weetern Railway, November S.
feadaat, who denied the charge mom strongly, and
called several witnemee as to his character, was um&
Gs. cud oust&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

LYM 6 REGIS.

Acarniurr.— Oa Wednesday mask sa a boy named
Lama was asnoliarg himself in Broad Street by jum-
ping, be mimed big fooaing and dislocated his arm.
Dander the oare of D. *War hi is programing
favourably.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

LONDON meaKsTs.

BY EXPRESS A ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

(FROII OUR OWN IMPORTER.)

MARIC•LANE, MONDAY, Nov. 26.

Moderate arrivals of English wheat ; factors demanded
fully late rates, but millers were only buyers at lower
prices, hence sales progressed slowly, and the business
was chiefly of • retail oharacteeaklast Monday's rates.
Foreign wheat quiet, without alteration in prism
Barley Arm, at lull currencies,
Oats inactive.
Beans and peas steady at latekates.
Floor unaltered.
Reeds quiet, and cakes ss, per ton dearer than last
Monday.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Noy. 26.
There was • falling off in the supply of foreign stock,
but the demand for all breeds ruled heavy, and prices
had • drooping tendency.
Moderate arrivals of homisfesl stock. demand elugsish
at, in some instances, • decline as compared with Mon.
day Nat of twopence per 811). Best Soots and crosses
Sc. 4.1. per gib.
Good supply of sheep; demand heavy in the extreme
at a reduction on prices of this day ve'nnightlof 3d. per
Sib. General top quotatLin, 6e. per dib.
Calves steady at from 4s. 8.1. to Is. 10.1. per 81b.
Pigs dull, on lower terms.

MONEY MARKET, Nov. 26.
Conic& for Money, tot to 90; and for the Account,
881 to 88e ex die.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

Dig rict 11035.

DORCHESTER

Trt COKING WINTBIL-11111“ MA II slight fall of
own in this neighbourhood last Tuesday morning,
&best four o'clook, and now oold weather appears to
sere are in for the winter. Mr. Thome' Livable', of
m.,.geg Park. Worcestershire, writing to a dad,
o,,,,,tripotary, The wettest mummers and
nutl3olll4 smite 1616 WM. all followed by winters of
wens' frost and of loos duration. This is proved
observations token at this plum. The summer
and Antoine of 1866 have been the wettest ever
.wo. end having had no real winter for two years.
w • uILIA not he surprised if the coming season should
~r,„ to be the severest winter experienced in this
climate for sway yarn
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

OST, on the night of Mr. Boykm Smith's
J.„/ ("ono rt. in High Rost-street, a Lady's Fr.nch
Fan, with de.ien "Music, put,," edged with Swans-
down, white irory handle. Whoever has found the
same and will bring it to this Mee will be suitably
reworded.

THE "TELEGRAM" of THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 29. pries Id., will contain a fell-
pied ENGRAVING of the hie of Purbeck LIFE-
R° tT, and a complete report of the Launch, the
laceratioue. the proceedings at the Luncheon, ke.
To ensure oories, orders (with stamps enclosed) meet
be sent to the 01 lee, Cherehetreet, Dorchester, or
to soy of the Telegrams agents, not later than Wed-
nesday morning's post.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

BIRTHS.

November 17, at Markel, the wife of Mr. William
Palmer, of a daughter.
November, 19, Et
.Goflengton farm, Swanage, the
who of it. Hunt. Howi., of • daughter.
November 21, at Woodford, the wife of G. W.
Daniell, pact. of a ann.
- . .

--2:7:;;mber.22, M Littleton Farm, near Blandford, the
wife of Mr. G. Roper, of moo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

Lab, anb etintr.

A elm? eitocidne cam is reported from Abed kid. •
boy named flabbiece, l 6 years of age, a draper's eppren-
Moe, has murdered his fellow-apprentioe, named
Allen. The unfortunate youth wee attibekod by
Gebbitee, who occupied tei sante bedroom with blot,
with a hammer ',al • eareing-knife. which he appears
to have secreted for the purpose. When the murderer
had, as he a-approve% aseomplisbed big object, he out
to his master's bedroom and told him what be had done,
nod that it eroo for the sake of revenge. Cht Tburet.,
wonting the unfortunate boy A lien died, after 'yin/ e
an unmalicious state since Tuesday month.. An
Inquest was held the sante efternoosi, ..Mn the jury
returned n verdiel of 'Wilful llneacr.

Tax case of Lord Shaftesbury and Ida steward was
bremil.• 616 e emir, oil Widnes-
day. when an application was made to postpone the
trial to November next year. Proceeding, were going on
In the Court of Chancery between the noble lord cod
she steward, and VW-Chancellor Stuart bad already
given • deem spinet his lordahip. An appeal was
pending before the Lords Justices against that decree.
but at present that appeal oonld not porno on for hearing,
end under three eircumstances it was considered that
It would be better for the themes of mhos:element
against the steward to be postposed. The trial woe
aceordingly ordered to stand over.

Vicwensiosuks Ezirutaszar on Tuesday heard
arguments is the awe of Oates v. Overloud, Gurney &NI
Co. (Limited). Mr. Oates wsa • shareholder upon
whom calls had been made by tin liquidators of the
company, and be, with other shareholders, seeks tot.
relieved from payment of doses oti the ground that fake
representations were made in the prospectus of the
company. Die specille representation which is alleged
to be false I. that the bounties of the iniwwiw firm which
was to be taken by the company was mod ; wherew,
Isle saltionite private firm was at the time hoYelesc.7
insolvent. The Attorney-General was %Voile the tee.
am one of fraud, when be asked for • pris`tPosemeci in
order to enable the books of the company to be examined.
The application was opposed, but the Vice sChsnrclicw
granted it, saying no harm could be done as Ni. Owes
had paid his calls ander protest In the en st 51 Mb
Peaks, another shareholdet, however, the Vioic.Clowi•
oellor refused to grant the postposement not, 'ea Mr.
Peak* paid in MOW as security for his calla.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

-fit.O-d;.nt-be;rti:

Eight men engan-ril-io mo.ge the rocket apparatus.
AmbulAnce van. with rocket apparatus, hawsers, &a.
The Swans/to Brame Band.
Union Jack.

Members of the Royal-iir;ai-li-e.serve, 30 in number,
under the command of Mr. Pool, chief °Meer of
Coastguard at Branham, the whole wearing
rosettes and medals of the Shipwrecked
Mariners' and Fishermen's Society.
Banner of the Shipwrecked Mariners' and Fishermen's
_ .
Society.
_ . .

The Coutguard of the Saanage Division, under the
commend of Captain Burgess, &U., inspecting
Coutniander.

Lieut. Campbell, Seran-age.-- Collins, Btn4land.
Mr. Stocks, Kimmeridge.
Sewed Bwanage Brain Band.
. . _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

ecclesiastical_ Entdligence.

Mr. FIANIATIT, wr., proposes an association of lay.
men to sustain dm Bishops in mittinp down Ritualism.
A friend of his will give ,ClOOO towards a Kimmel.
fund, provided the sum of £19.000 be collected for that
purpose, and Mr. Flanbury will undertake to see that r•
needless expenditure iv Incurred in carrying out the
object.

FATHER IGNATIOR.—The Rev. J. L Lyn., whom
proceedings in connexion with the Benedictine Monastery
at • Norwich were some time sines matter, of public
notoriety, has changed the scene of hie labours, and lag
become the curate of St. Bartholomew's, Cripplesao
in
the dimness of London, to which be will in due coune'be
lionised by the Bishop, on the 0001i”Illei011 of the incum-
bent, the Rev. William Denton, M.A., of Wormot,
Collette, Oxford. Tbe services at Si, Bartholomew's,
a very poor district of Cripplegate, an of, High Church
character, without bong what are now 5a11,4
"Ritualistic," and Mr. Lyn. Ins abandoned his monkish
habit. Both Mr. Denton and Mr. Lyne are excellent
preachers, and the minion Lou consequently likely to
attract oonaiderable attention.

Ms Ritualistic question promises to yield an abundant
mop of oorrespondenoe at this usually dull period of the
year. "8. G. 0.," of the Times, oonsiders that the roil
has attained to melt magnitude that stern should be
taken to pat it down, and in this opinion he in backed
up by Mr. Robert Hanbury, M.P. Lord Ebony ha. now
written to say that he would be glad to joie in any
movement to oppose Ritualism in the Church, bat I.
does not look for sumer. Re thinks that the greater
portion of the influential laity and the great majority
of the Bishops and clergy are either favourable to True.
tarianion or indifferent to it. It would be easy enough
to And laymen to join in the proposed movement, ts inks
Lord Ebury, tint for the fact that the bulk of religious
men in the middle Mares not being restrained by the
conventionalisms which hamper the aristocracy, are
Dissenters, and they now look on with a smile at their
perplexities, and oak them (the antbßitaslista) to follow
their example
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

Drill-lestreeters &Alt and Barrett

MP. Thu LIIIBOAT MIL
With gaud of honour, ke., as mentioned above.
The Langton Breen Band.
Members of the 2nd Dorset Ride Volunteer Corps, under
the command of Lieut. Bond and Bnaign Penton.
Bilk Banner of the Dorset County Friendly Bosisty.
Members of the Society (Swansea Breech), numbering
about 140, wearing rosettes, ha., with
Mr. W. filmes, liteward, and the following committee-
men :

Mr. H. Farwell, Mr. H. Weeks Burt,
Mr. G. Harris, Mr. D. Tomo,
Yr. Joseph Mr. Geo. Smith,
111 r. James leman.
MP. MP.
The Code Cantle Braes Band.
Brethren of the Loyal Purbeck Lodge of Odd Fellows,
numbering shout SO. wearing the regalia of the order
sod accompanied by the following officers :
Bro. Squires. P. 0., with banner of blue and white silk
with gilt letters, end motto "Me, Providence
baker Pilot,"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27

PROFESSIONAL SIIRCEON AND MECHANICAL

DENTIST,
79, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH.

P
requiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH
1 can save more than half the usual charge by
using M. Lgre' Incorruptible Mineral Artificial Teeth,
which are of the best quality made in the world; they
are warranted as useful for mastication as unequalled
for eoonomy, durability, and comfort. The frame or
ban is a strong body of vulcanised India rubber, in
which the teeth are set, strongly fastened to the rubber
by a strong gold wire. Artificial teeth made and set in
the way described are indestructible, and may he used
during a lifetime, Ishii) the unequalled redaction in
price place. thorn within the reach of every one.
From 12 to 30 guineas is generally charged by most
dentists for one set of teeth. 21. Lars supplies them of
a superior quality from 3s, tots, per tooth, or 1.3 to EIS
per double set, warranted; and in case of accident ha
repairs them free of charge within a period of ten years.
Such a reduction in pries may indorse some persona to
think that an inferior quality only are supplied at those
prices, but M. Levi will be happy to show the price
lists of the best macular:torero of mineral teeth in the
world to any persons having doubt as to the very best
quality of teeth and material supplied by him, and he
shall be able to convince them that at those prices he
can realise 90 per cent, profit for skill and labour, and
that the dentists who charge one guinea for • single
tooth, and from 12 to 30 guineas for a set of teeth, are
most exorbitant overchargera, and they deprive • great
many persons of the benefit of dentistry.