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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

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REMIT Olf TB CORN TRADL
The sada trade hie beim witbout feature of import-
woe. Tea deliveries of home grown wheat have bemi
very moderate, owls, to fanners being Weer eaPIP37•d
Ii mouring the hay bervest, but the do/Meaty o the
home receipts has been mospousabed foe by the liberal
lambic importations. Trete bas not been brisk, but at
Mult-lasse this morning, notwithstanding timbres saw
plies of foreign r Harlot,' etre me rates bare been obtained
for all qual Mee ow Img to the beery nine. lila very evident
thst the weather will now exercise en looportantinliumme
over the trail,. Harvest prospeots until recently Woe
be" improving dilly. bet lb. lite beery raise are
uee sutive of d vs results, end la* Madam,
down has Moen checked In eoustoquimee. However. If
tbe weather become settled, quiets's' will again be the
feature of lb. trade, and pAeos will not Improbably
recede; but if. on km other bend, there be • sow
gloom.* of reins, an winnow would he lb. laerlieble
results. Barley bas been maree and dear for both
malting aid Oodles paresis. NU lave boon dull,
and Gas Mulling lower ; and Maim bas been drooping.
Roans sod Pose have been without alteration, with
quiet diamond.

MARK-LANE, MONDAY.

ragllea wheat has been very genres, bat there has
been .good .how of foreign. Tbo trade has sot bees
.it.. owing to di* heavy ralwa Extrema rates bare
been obtained. Oat. have fallen ono shilling per
courier ; otherwise there heelless se °hangs.

METROPOLTAN oArrLs, THIS DAY.

About three thoutand 6” hundred besets, inolading
thirteen hundred foreign, of whir& one thousand are
from Towline. Trade quiet, het aria. Prime range
fire to sin and sixpence. About twenty four thousand
abeep, half foreign, No change. Prime range from
Awe to sin and sixpence t• eight and @lupines. Calves
and ply unaltered. Al Deptford twenty one Garman
Meets.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

PORTLIAND.

THI children atten—diniTh7;—;ebool of the 4-804
Mies hod their treat on Wednesday in the groands of
Portland Castle.
. .

TUE 10th annivenary of the Young use. Meats!
and Moral Improvement Institution warn held on
Wednesday events& 200 eat down to tea, and at the
meeting tbe room wee crowded. There are 68 nismbors
as against 69 last peer, and the grumore are satisfaltury.
There ore Menem throe times a week, and here many
Portland young mat bare lakt amp foundation of a future
suesemdul mrsor _ _ . .

Barre of • Gamic—On Tuesday morning .it
week, George Dryer, tb• aided ol the aoldm, • tali and
stout man, had • fit ; but on Wednesday he went again
to his old oosupation. At eleven he returned, and
lath. evening bad a fit, sod died on Friday morning.

sLOCIDLIT TO Ma. R• 1211 HINDI.—Ms. Blade was
riding home on Wednesday night, and wanted to go
to Weston when near Bt. George's sitarch. But the
horse became restive, tried I. go to its stable at ileferne,
end threw Mr. Hinele violently on Ids head. lie Is
der gee, only had.
111PCDOT STOPT•ON Of • 111•21.—A day or two
back, two " gentkinea " got on the Portland railway,
Dear the Parry Bridge, and when • train was aporoe..h..
leg, instead of hastening oat of danger, irx tended their
arms and waved them to the dnver. The whiatle blew,
sod the speed of the train war °booked with POMO die.
tinny ; but the Intrudins, Instead of emeoing, remittal
on the line, their arms spread out. By powerful wane
the engine wee at lost stopped within a short distanoe
of the fellows, who bad no rashly ventured their live..
Upon going to them it waa found that there wee no
moon for their rub set, and It is supposed it was done
for • " lark." They were captured, and taken to the
station, at Portleod, and were found to 123 connected
with one of the yachts.
• Piaci Aargau. —Hid Royal Highness visited the
Portland Convict Eatablahment ilia:gait° on Monday
last. Ihe Prime landed at a quarter past one from his
heat on the Pier, and preferred to walk op to the
VIIITDO, as the weather appearedlete. Very soon alter,
there cameo= one of thew, sudden heavy showers we
have bad so frequently of late, and HALM and party
were to be seen aheltering themselves by crouching,
like ordinary mortals under arrivedwall. They arrived
the Verne by the m;ln gateway, about a quarter to 2,
and then partook of lunch with the °Moire. The visit
was entirely private, and was made by the Prisms, who
lean oftioor, ,to the others. 11.8.11., after visiting
embus part; of the Verne, with Major Pemberton and
Captain Warrea, returned about 4 o'clook, in good time
to look in on the chlldren's trait in the Castle ground..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

TEI TICHBORNI TRIAL.

Tte Court opened tc-Jay at 0000. Tim Arai WiLOOOl
Odito Win Andrew Rod., the coloured valet of Sir
idsarci Doulty. Afttr stating his first councetion
with the Tiehborne faml4, wltrees geld he remembered
Roger when a ohild, 1.13.1 described him at haring •
twitching in one of Li. eye', and very email feet and
bands. Witness bad eeert tiger In his night dress
alter be entered the army, but never saw any tattoo
marks. Witness saw Roger and Mime Doughty walk
and ride tocother many times alone and unaltered.
After Sir hi ward Doughty's death witness entered the
service of Sir Jae. Tichborre and bbortly altar married
end went to Anstr•lis. AS Metropolitan hotel
_.. . . •

Sydrey, in 18E6, hi, sow Sir Roger, who recognieed him
ut c Ler, nod naked about .evaral people at Tiabborne.
Wiini Gime t.) Euro, e with &deadens In September,
1866. Tichborne was not tho mazy person she was
represented to be but the raver.e. H. hod given
information to defendant if past event., nor described
any of the riot borne pr pray to hire.
Bogle in troevenandnatoo uni he was certain Roger
wail Lever tett.. d, min be did not believe the evidi nee
of die whine.., who said he was. Ile bad Lover gum)
Information to defendent of post event., In the life of
Sir Roger Thai borne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

BIIIIHISOUNF.

BOARD Or GUAlDLawa.—lrba tenders of Mr. Toomas
Patch, of Bradford Abase, and Mr. John Ktdl.r, of
Queen Camel, for supplying best Boer, were no:rived
at 45r. per each, soh supplying an equal unesittty.
A Vila' Qom TBSIVTALIM —At the Petty Beesious,
Precterict Farms. who at the last meeting was fin,d
10e. and 41. 111. seta for drunkenness. with a Mud
reprieve on 000ditioo that he became a Good Templar
•000rdieg to his promise, was tailed upon to show shy
In. should not ray the fine. On being naked if be had
joined the Good Templar., Its replied "I have joined
the pledge." "Have you kept it?' asked the emporia-
Landsat ; "What did you have on Flower Snow day?'
"Some ginger beer." " Anytbing sass?" " Why I
had soom Weedy ia IL° Detendst was then told he
had soled very elograostuily. • lie had &waived the
magistrates, and also made a fool of those whosvrtsbed
to do him good, and were endeavouring to stop the evil
Of intemperance. Us mint DOW pity the fthe and coats
14s. dd. or go to prison for 14 days' hard labour. U.
was tomoved in custody.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

HAZELBURY BRYAN..

A DISAPPOINTIL) LoVIIL—Th• oil adage, "Thcre's
!away • slip 'twixt cup aud Ilse been verified in
this village of late. A widower, over whites held rogue
60 summers have parsed, had f•lien in love with a
young lady in bow teens. rhe beans were published,
and the wedding filed; but, to the disappointment of
her elderly lover, his laiplove jilted him, and bestowed
her hand upou a yoaug man Who hid previously been
paying his addresses to her.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE INCOME TAX.

Mr. Leone Levi follows up bis proposal to abolish
the Income-tea by inekeeting a reconstructs. of Me
Inhabited house duty, so that it may ptodure about
£4,000(00 revenue instead of £1 300V00. He does
lot see any reason why houses of the value of £lO to
£2O per sonnet. should temps this form of taxation.
There la no occasion, in his opinion, for any difference
between stops and dwelling.bouses, especially when we
consider that the proposed change will greatly relieve
the trading classes. Takiag as • basis the value of
bones from £lO to £2O as given in Its email of 1861,
for Ergleuld and Waite, and the value of houses, £23
bad upwards, as giten an • recent return embodied in
the eighth volute of the " Miscellaneous fintisties,"
the duty may be estimated to I lold by • graduated tan
£ll 100,0.0 He would impose a rate of !serpent.* on
houses of £lO and under £2O; • rata of one shilling
upon boats of over £2O and under £so—and.. on.
Ur. Levi says that the merit of the house-tm In prefer-
ence to soy other direct tax is that It. burden is pretty
equa.ly spread ever • liege number of persona; that,
on the whole, it is equitable, sad, above all, °gratin.
Of 001111110 Mr. Levi anticipates objection, and he argues
that the only objection that ;nay be urged against any
Mateo* el the houstotas, especially upon houses of £lO
to £2O mat, I. that it may eat at • barrier to improvidt
house accommodation, especially to the labouring
clews. But really, mays Mr. Levi, when we madder
the great inertia.* in wage. of late years, we may tepee
that the labouring claoeee are able to pay • little more
for their hones than they have bten in the habit of
doing. In conclusion, he SS'S that the beet of all tales
is no ton at 01. Bat since the VIM'S of the Exchequer
must be supplied, mil we cannot, for various reasons,
advocate the ample repeal of the IGCOOIO-1.111 without
patting something in its steed, he leo no hesitoUon in
saying that an additional hoes* duty would be pre.
terabits to the continuance ef the iminne-tan on pro-
fendoaal income..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

BELIDPORT.

afisnoll VierTfina.—A Goo cormorant we. shot in
the stream running behind the White 801 l lon, But.
street, on Tuesday, and a similar speaimen of ornitho-
logy wee picked up on the beach at the Harbour on
lite night previous.
31D D.V.A.—Ottr Artillery maps are to be furnished
with two 61-pounder grins, and Major Swain has already
been oPProted of their dicsaleh from Port/moue,.
Swam" Cbermouth and Lyme Corps are also to hare
new guns of the earns calibre.
AOCIDNIT. —On daturday evening whilst Mr. Tbenra
Hockey. a retired seaman. who resides in Kart-street,
was gathering French bJeine in big garden, adjoining the
skittle ground of the Three Mariners Inn, • large
skittle ball wee thrown Dear the wall and struck him a
violent blow on Lit lead, just above the forehead. Ile
was amok senseless, sad for • time it was thought ttis
aecident was fatal. Dr. Bay was in immediate atten-
dance, and found the skull fractured. The wound 4
very large, and the patient suffers acute pale; but
there ere the moat sanine hopes that he will speedily
reeover. The accident, wn bear, we. ceased by some
permits trying who °tied threw the hoary ball farthest;
and owe man threw it ever the aide wall, which is al:
fort high. IS was. Woad. M woodarful that Mr. Hookoy
was ass ed brilerdoossuly.

HAWKOBITROH.
MOIOII2II CAlll4oL—Gyorge Powell, of Parma'. fa
tt.l3 Oarisb, h•s out I bu Radio a oabb% To, whieb,
eft, the uutaido leaves bad bow taken off, welshed
221br
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

WLILBORNL

Sara DOMMY Rine VOLIJIMIUS —The return
match with the 9th corps was shot at the Shaftesbury
butte, on Wednesday, and won by the Shaftesbury
team by 16 points.
Winn ow.—After three yeses of earnest sad active
work, the Rev. J. Payne, superintendeet miniater of
the Wimborse aircraft, has left for Shaftembary, and his
sumeseor In this town is dm Rae. T. Radcliffe, from
Lynn, in Norfolk. The mooed oldster, stationed at
Crenboree, remains by Invitation a third year.
Porn tinsalome, Fridey. —Sclera the Rev. Carr
John tilyo, Colonel Paget, General Mabel, and the
Rev. John Holey Austen.
Josipa Rolls, of Code Mullen, was summoned by the
Deputy Chief Constable, for allowing We horse to stray
ma 'he highway of the same pariah, on the 14th ultimo.
—Sergeant Grant proved the oftener), and stated the
bone was a dangerotts soimal to be loom on the road.—
The Bomb imposed • fie of 5.. and Ss. meta.
harp Barfoot. of Co. Grove, Wlmborocr, • mason's
labourer, was summoned at the instance of the Deputy
Chief Cosartable, for stealing apples from an orchard
at Rowland's, Waltham°, the property of Mr. Robert
Border. The defendant was naught in the act, and
had stolen 19 applec—The Bench imposed • line of
20s. and 9. meta. Paid.
Haini Wilcox, of Whstherne, a carter in the employ
of Mr. Wide, sore dealer. was sommonci by the same
°Meer for furious and negligently driving a horse and
cart in the town of Witnhoree, on the lit inst. The
offence waa sot denied.— It appears that the defendant
had by lila negligee.* driven against one of Colonel
PsgO's eons, • Mile boy who was riding • pony,
whereby the little fellow was knocked off—Penalty,
CI 10c., sad 10a. eats. Pcti.
Thomas William Shank of Bradford Fenn,
Wimborne, was pourotoned by Robert Taylor and
Robert Legg, two of hi. Ishourera, for refusing to pey
them their wages, and further for breaking his centred
In having disclaimed the men from Ms employ without
juin exams. The two noon wei• summoned by Mr.
tihettle for rrfasing to work, ka.— Mr. Teener appeared
for Mr. Shettia—Them cages occupied the magistrates
• consilerable time. The men were yearly servants,
and there memo to hem besiu faults on both sties;
and, after a most careful icy...citation, the Ben&
ordered Mr. Sheath, to pay Taylor the sum of £2 4..,
and 124. oasts; Legg was awarded £2 9s. 81. wages,
but no lest.; and for the boosat of all parties, lb.
magistrates mounded the o intract. The summonses
aidest the men for r•cf using to work were wlthdrawo,
Mr. Soettle paylog the meta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

ALPIN. PICRILS.

A Swiss paper, the Brad, report. an 'evident to
Alexander Huber, whet. while In company with three
other mountaioeers in re arch of crystals, fell into a
cremes* 74 feet deep on a hich teak of the (Aden.
gest% near the itiaMor of the Rhone. A thin cruet of
snow cevertog the crevasse gave way und e him. One
of his oempenioos carried ths mom to the Hoepice of the
GrinPed In an homeland-..half, travelling • Claim t path
weLich nensily ocetyl.s five hours, and three of the
inhabitsoM went to the resons at the top of their speed.
A rope was let down to Huber, a small portion of whose
body wee visible above the snow, and he o.ught at it.
thougii I o premed mareelv snail:hi and movel with
diffleolty. After some IneffectuAl attempts In nisko the
nye feat he sank back in tbe snow. Chne of the
rescuer., Kehotl, volunteered to descend, and etweog
himedf down, but the rope was 121 t. too short, and In
' trytt.g to catch • moo of which was lowered he lost his
' bold and fell to the botom, happily clear of Huber, and
without injury. IN fastened the rope retied Huber,
who had b.en lying 'n 18 inch.. if Me water for 8.111
hoar., and both were drawn no. In throw boort thyy
reached the village, wh.re restoratives were applied to
Huber, who did not for some time recover lommiotripea&
TI. Pall Mall Gazelle state, that the Rev. C. Bartle
kfarriott, aged 65, on the 27th July last left the Hotel
keg, Pontemina, Upper Rogadios, in Switzerland,
aid boa never Witt seen since. A large reward Las
been offered for ioferonotion respecting hint, bot none
has yet ben obtained. ilia friende have every reason
to think tie intended retore.ng to the hotel, and they
fear that, overtaken by a ?Meet storm which a:comet
the same day, be no; have met his death at a precipice
or greener, or fallen int* the River :on.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

BLAND FORD.

SUNDAY SCHOOL URIOIL—At the regent Mashers'
eliminations of the Loudon Sunday School Union the
two teaching of this town, Miss Johnson and Hr. J.
Payne, jun., passed in the subjects taken by them;
the former la Scripture History, ligidenoe of Chriati•
salty., and the Theory and Practios of Teaching ; and
the latter in the Kridenoes. Was Johnson's paper aa
the lividenose worn marked sand distinguished merit by
the ezmniner.

BIiWIITIII 811111110“.—At the annual lioensiag
tneetlog the Good Templar. petitioned the
not to grant any now Bowies to farther =WI: rlites
ethe
hours "ea ..on as they see fit," and to recommend sit-
day.' Weans. It was read end pot on the Unit%
Supt. IJcvletwood had not • adagio oomplaint to mike,
and fl the old ileums were renewed, rare to the
" Blandford Hotel." which le now • private house. Ths
landlord of the Wheat Sheaf beethouse applied for •
',frit license, bat it was refused. The appliestion of
Yr. I. Bead, win, and spirit merchant, of Blandford,
for • retailing lianas, was panted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

811 AF EISBURY ELECTION EXPLAINED.

The following ls ioopy of the litter the Dowsger
lisroblonees of Westminster wrote te lir. Dsoby
Seymour (am Liberal defeated candidate et Shaftesbury)
Wore the eleetion :

" Motcombe Douse, 22ad August, 101 l
" Dem must beg you to cgcum my Intruding on
your time, with • le• Words to sot you right 00.0 w. particu-
lars reepecUror mtself. rou announcod in s speech • few
day. ago that there Ira. 'a take lospreedoe that. I was 'deeply
Interested In the °man( eloctiou far abstuabary,'l beg to on.
deceive you, and to arum you that you are eutirely mistaken;
and that I us most anxious for Use mumn of the ConservaUre
came, consented sell is with the preeervation of our religion,
and oar loyalty to our cosset
In Ude hollow I am only following up the conviction of
those w.hom I have most honourea Lott revered, that what
were formerly termed Whigs sod Liberals hare now degene-
rated Into Radicals and ItsvotoUonista.

I mai also ...IS thst your religious principles Me,r vary
widely trues ray usrri. and therefore I casinos be surprised thet
I. tour lussablo inuorance or slisremni al the ettls o asnmads
meat, you have considered it • Justifiable pqiicy to induce •
aro openly to defy his moths:tr.—l remain, deist sir, truly
yOllll,

" E. 11. Wunnxrnia."

Mr. Seymour replied to the above, Viet was ea.
tremely grieved to recoive so very severe • latter, and
se he considered, hardly damned cz.laiulro that
Lord Richard Grosvenor was • member of (ho bb, r.l
Gevernmecit, mud mull hardly have remained 1., utr.l,
te. The Western Morxixis News says it li gonerelly
suderstoed (0.1 the Coniervative re-cation ia this par-
oottatitue..oy may be attributed to the
altered politles of the Dowager Ilarshiooess of Waa:-
Niluster.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

lid. no in, and laid. for inner& Broad hood wools
Amor' Mode et fres St to 10Id. Is all Sooorlpthoom
there ma a goal Waimea dale, sod 01111 waked eland
era

Dosoisrza, SATURDAY: fhb, see of the extra
markets, was supplied witb 130 shoots, hams being
Prett, itemereta kat of what was showing wee
bought up al otiose similar to those of our last market.
Ose rood sample of half hog made 27a. per stone.
LIVERPOOL, 81317111 DAT.—The transaction. this
week in our loosl wool-market have beep chiefly in
Peruvian wool, both by private contraot sod by public
auction amounting is the aggregate to about 5.200
ballots, as fully late rotes. At the public sales referred
to, sod whirth were held on the 3,(1 inst., there were
also 400 bales inferior alpacas, 130 bales Lime, mad
about 450 bales Buono. A vas Massed of. imports Of
foreiga this week. 4.050 bales ; previously, 167,488
halm; total, 171,638 bales.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

WOOL

BRISTOL Fill opened on Wedivaday. Then woe a
good attendanoe for a first day, including a good number
of staplers from the north and usullarld siouetlea Thor*
was by no mesni a heavy bulk of wool oa offer; deep-
grown wools were pewee, in fast there was altogether
a very poor show of good ereabing woola. Short wools
wore plentifaL Then, was afar amount of business
done, but tbo toes of this market was very firm, and
holders realised fully what they expected, though..
Os u hardly quote no 'dosage There was a very free
inquiry for picked down matehinga Common iambi-
wool made from 151. to 181., but for line and supers
194. and 201. 03011 be obtained in Pouts Mamma
Broadh.sd wools so!d at from 81. to 91, and in some
ogees 101. par lb. On Thursday the principal business
was Ouse. It proved one of tee moat important fairs
that we bare hid here for two or three, years. There
we a good ettendasos of staplers and others from the
north, u•Lci an oroestliogly good budnes we. eens, at
Bras pricer. indeed, the, quotations arising out of the
firm tone of the market on Wednesday were folly sup-
ported. Oood country wools and down picked
reeeeyi4s woo dill in tequila sad nimbi mares, and
short wools met with • toed Isle. We may quote hog
fleeces at from 201 to 2114., tted wetbses treat 191. to
901, sod in a few cases a little Mon mossy was
obtained. Ms wools win wit only awed. beg
03e14 be odd et Mew TIN; wad Wm Nagel from
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tan Do.

About four thronged beasts, including over two
thousand foreign. Prime breed' wer• in request. St
full prices; otherwise the market wan list. The bed
88°4 style al: and foorpenee to sin and sizponoe
Ingliakt sheep were name, Rad ale b.Si DOI made
min and eightpeson Foreign broods we•e steedy.
Climes arm, and toile as deer. Ply uositered.

TERRIBLE SCENE AT AN EXECUTION.
JUIIOII CIDOUr, the inunieter of James Gadgety, M
Liverpool, was hewed in Kirkdale tisol this mitealag.
The rope provtled by Celeraft ea. too weak, and broke
when the bolt am goet drawn Concur fell heavily to
the ground and Ma to .11 irsitlog for a second rope to
be pe,p.roa. When 'Flea on he drop, tke culprit Ira-
to be let off lie mid bo bad stood it Ilk. •
kick the Stet time, and they ought to let him off free I
Wkh th• as. rope death wee iustaitaneeme.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

SHAFTESBURY.

The Conservative aotory at tilmftesbury, says the
lisbarday Review, would have been one f a monotonous
parka but for the curious illustration which the contact
afforded of the influence which well belongs to rank
and property. The borough of Shoftesbury has for
many years retorted • Littera member saw shared the
opinions of the prineipal protrude r le the neighibJur.
hood. Since the last election the pastes have devolved
on two bailie of the family who have adopted Con-
servative doctrines. Atli hough by tionstitational
custom a peer Is prevented from Interfering directly in
eleetions. DO OIMI.t restriction Ls imposed on ladies of
rank. The Morehioriess of Westminster is • published
letter rebuked Mr. Seymour for his pollt, assumption
that she had taken no port in the oentest. On the
tootrary, it appeared that her sense of duty to the
eountry and to the Queen impelled her strenuously to
I support the Conservative imam ; otei she even hinted
I that the Controller of the Hon-ohold bad violated one.
: of the prompts of the Dmalogue by voting In favour of
the party with which lie is offietally connected. Isle
perhaps not wonderful that Mr. Disraeli should advents
the rights of women when ha profits so eonspieuoulay
by the asniale'e logic and divinity of the see. it looms
ctermin that the zealous support of the owners of
Motourobe had much effect in securing the return of
the Conservative candidate. Slime the edabliebment
of the system of secret young, it is useless to protest
oculist a pressure whisk eon only osimist in persuasion.
If the householders of Shatmonry, or of any other
borough. wish to gratify • wealthy and popular neigh.
hour, they have • legal right to vote as they plater.
The *been with which the patronesses of the Con-
eervative mute were greeted whenever they appeared
in public would have proved indepeedipetly of
the ballot hot,, that the pretence* for tLelr principle%
or for themselves, won perfectly sincere. The dal),
organ of the Conservative party alourdly described
Mr. Bennett-Stanford se " the poor man's *antidote."
• poor man's candidate is in genera but a questionabM
personage; and in title humanise it would have hoses
more accurate, and not lass oomplimentory, to reeve*
the phrase by anticipating the triumph ot "the rich
womaa's candidate."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

A " PEOPLIN CABINET."

Her Majesty—at lout so user. luformed—will be
urged by to. London democrats to appoint a "People's
oob4net," and e full list of names eta be submitted to
Mr in due form. lime is the list :—First Lord of the
Treosery, Mr: John Bright; Coonaeltor *1 the
Fsebequer, Mr. Gkochen ; Prisident of Use Baud of
Trod*, Mr. Jacob Bright; Minister of Briseation, Kr.
Die..; President of to. Poor-lc. Baer& Mr. S:aodell ;
Hose iScooretary, Mr. Fenton Roroourt ; Secretory foe
India, Mr. Peweett; Oolonial deorrtary, Mr. Carter, Om
mesiber for Leeds; Foreign Seminary, Lord GmnyiUs ;
Dear, of Lonourtar, stir Wilfrid Lunen ; Lord Limiest.
net of Ireland. Panes Arthur.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

A NEW TAX.

In ennsotien, says the Times, with the efforts now la
progress to /educe the Government, while retaintag the
Property Tax, to abolish the Income Tax node, Sdiedal•
I). a plata Is and t hare beim urged for making up Me
deberesey in whole or part by the imposition 01 definite
Inseam duties oa trades sad professions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09

DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL.
THE NEXT TERM will, ay., COMMENCE
on SEPTEMBER 12ib.
R. G. WATSON, M.A.
Mails:Au.

DORCHESTER VOCAL ASSOCIATION.
FOURTH SRASON, 1873-74.
Pisinnwrr —N. N. MIDDLETON. Fag
MEIE WEEKLY PRACTICES of MEMBERS
I. for (hi Fourth Seasoa wll COMMENCR at the
HOLY TRINITT ISTAPT/C Scanoilioom on MONDAY,
the 22nd of 81IPTIII REM. at 7.45 for 8 °Week, p.m.
Members Fees, 8.. 61. Nr the whole meson. Ladles
and Gentlemee wlshlos to join dm Assocdatioe &re
requested to apply by Later, without delay, to the Hon.
Sea
H. W. BOWEL Hon. fko.
Dereherder. September 3rd, 1873.

PARLILYINTARY BOROUGH OF WARRHaII.
UDWARD PLATT, ESQ., will attend at Ow
12.4 Tows Hat; os SATURDAY, ths 27th last.
Si Half-past Tao o'clook to reviaajtho LW, a
llrators for this Boroogb, seat Is to ma by the
Overisen.
FRB:BLAND FILLITER.
Tows Clark,
Warobstro, sth lispleabsr, 1873.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

PUDDLETOWN.

RIADIIIIOII arra iiiiii :=l'll-e A;4i at • minim of these
gatherings took plass on Frideyeraolng. The audlanoe,
numbering about 300, highly appreciated the entertain-
ment. The Rev. J. G. Brymer presided. The fife and
dims plated. The programme was carried out by the
Re.. .1. G. Brymer, Misses Hull aud Parmlter, Mr.
Gangs, Mr. J. Harding, Mr. W. Torus, Mr. Bosibuid,
Mr, C. Young, Mr. Collis', and she glee atm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

HiYIPS WOBSDELL'S PILLS.
TDB STOMACH is the great supplier of all
the wants of our gown 11. objet Is to reps
the wear and tear of Id.. If disorders', its function
ceascs, which is followed by indigestion, Headeehe,
Lowness of SAW, Melancholy, and In some oases fu-
nnily. Ken's Wow DiLL'S PILL, are the ban piesible
Minion° for ell the disorders of this organ. They
cleanse it, whilst by their tools power they give it new
viimu,Ad. by all Clownish' and other Dealers in Patent
Medialnn, at la ltd., 2a fki. sod 4s. 6d. Wholesale
Dirt', 22, Bread•street, Loofas.

FLORILINS I—FOR TIM TRICIII AND
BAUM —A few drop, of the liquid "FlorUlse"
.prioklei oil • wet tooth.bmb yroduoe a pleasant
lather, which thoroughly cleanses the teeth from all
paragtos or Impurities, hardens the sums, prevents
tartar, stop. drolly, fives to the Teeth a peculiar
pearly whitoneet, an a delightful fragrance) to the
breath. It removes all tusplcasant odour arising from
decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant
Flotillas," being composed in part of Honey and tweet
herb', it eometimes turns cloudy, but Ills delicious to
the taste, and le the areateetteGot diseovery of the age.
Frio* 28 U. for the liquid, mad Is. per jar for the
Fiorillo/ " Powder," of all Chemists and Perfumer,.
Prepared by H. 0, GALLUP, 473, Oxforttstreet,
Leedom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

BLANDFORD.

Oilcan —l3la44l;;FiCiVer77lliliout Abbas School
match woe played on the lit Instant, between that
Woodford and Ilthoo Alsbeo Salami clubs when the
former were victorious in one haulage. with 44 rune to
sPalu.

HA BELBU HY BRYAN.

TRIO MATHS IN luau HOURS.-04 Monday the
following 40141W/iota of this perish died within three
hours of cosh other : Mr. L Drake, Manor Faro,
aged 52 ; Mr. J Lush, aged !RI ; and Mr. John Sims,
aged H. Saab • series of deaths hes prorably Dem
before orotund Sinai Hearalbery boon to exist.

SHIBBOILDIK.

LOOT-At the weekly meeting of the Bberborne
lodge on Thursday, the memben presented their W.C.T.
(Bro. itlmpede) with and eleetro-plated tea-pot as •
token' of the esteem is whielt be is bold by them. Bro.
Farrell, L D., also presented Bro. Edmonds, on behalf
of the °Moen, with • handsomely•framed pbotogr
of the Alan of the lolge.
Warsawoacs.- We underatead that Mr. D gby kiss
animated, after the ncons•ry bating* have been made
at Castletou—end it la found necessary to have diet or
statioriery steam power to pump the water Into the
reservoir—to consider the proposal of the Board to
ersot suoh fired or sf.tiortary steam power. Mr. Blain
will not, however, grant the use of ball of the wa.er
of ths lake absolutely dude, oensin m telL, of the year,
but is disposed to grant the use of the water under the
terms of the agreement already existing between the
Boad and himself. The water quietism le sow really
presdially solved.

1111LBURY •11BA&

A litayser Tirix;On9ricT;iance vu Wad ben
ea Bauday. The cburob had been adorned with Ewen,
esoteric.% hope, grapes, oat., barl.-v, and wbeeir by
various young ladies. Appropriate Psalms and hymns
were obits/13, and the Litany was Intoned, the members
of the ohoir acquitting thentylves admirably. An ex-
cellent and rulteble sermon woe prim:Med in the morn-
ing by rho Roy. H. T. Glyn, from Jeremiah,, 24 " H.
refers/4h unto us the appointed weeks of hermit."
The eoll,etione were in aid of the Hoepitel. The Via.
Archdeacon Rentable eu the p.esetier in the afternoon,
his disoorose being founded on Pa dm Izeil., 3, " Let
the people praise thee, 0 God; let all the people praise
thee." The off,riogs after this genie* were on behalf
of the Society for the Propagation of the GospeL The
ringers gave several marry peels during the day.

LYTCHETT YAM/SIBS.
EDUCATION. —Liter • very long dolly on the part of
the Committee of Connell oa idoestioa, the jag notlee
kw at length been rewind. Oise .oath it allowed
from the dais of It for tits provision of peeper sehool
acoomodaUon. if, however, by the end of the* time,
nothing is dose to most the Government requirements,
a Behool Board will be formed for the rifetriet of
Lytehett Betrayers. There is at present no reeogniaed
school for • village sontaining a poptdatiori of 900 in-
habitants, nor has there been one for somethiag like
throe yeen. The old 8ohool•honse, which boa bemt la
a very dilapidated coedition for a eonsidsrablit tiaiN le
cow bang trasisformid into u sottage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

COMBE.

Liao* Cleary v. ComisT-7k7rt. °keg witch was plsysd
on Thursday lest between these clubs on the ground of
the latter, which resulted in an easy victory for the
Litton men In one Innings with 40 runs to spare.

WHITCCEIURCE.,

WirtiLATAW Crfai.+T. litirjr—erirwo —The Wesleyan, of
Whiteeburch and neighbourhood had ling felt that
their chapel WY far too small for their fast Inereasing eon-
"rogations, and some menthe sine. resolved to make an
effort to raise funds for enlarging It. That their off orts
have been crowned with auocese was folly demonstrated
on Tuesday last, when the building was re-opened,
having been made jest as largo again as it was In 1847
when leek opened. The chapel would then seem.
modste only 100 permits. Now there am sittings for
160, with 'We either side of the oommunfon rail" for
the school children, and there Is a gallery for the choir
and others. The oontrador for the enlargement of
the banding wet Mr. Phillip', of Milborne, and the
work has been my satisfactorily carried out by Mr. Ouff,
of Whibashurch. The Scandal statement slowed the 000-
Viet was £199, extras, such sinew windows, Au., would
be about £ 0, making a total ef £219. Of this sum
£ll3 14a. 61. woe sulecribed(inoluding £lO from Baron
Hambro, £lO from Mr. Little, Mr. Keynes /10, two
friends no • ea, Mr. Beckingbant tt, and many
other' varying from £5 to st) The proceeds of the
tm and collsetioe at the 11444 of the foundation stone
were £l5 10..; £lO fis. 61. was collected on Tuesday ;
£2O 101. wee oolleoterl by Yard', making • total
£lBB3i. To this Is to be added the profits of the tea.
£8 10a. was taken for tickets, and "tray." had been
very kindly given to the amount of 115 10.. by ladies
and friends in the neighbourhood, looluding Wes
Keynes, Mrs. Elt-nt, Miss Ware, and others, Ito
that nearly the whole of the espouse of the tea will
be defrayed and the takings be added to the funds,
heaving only about £5O unpaid on this new oommodlous
edifice. A sew Bible was wanted for the palgl:go
the wheel cellar's were earth supplied with • so
card, and so earnestly did tbe NUM folks Stk. up their
wage that they raised the amount to mediae II very
Woe Bible and had £2 mote than wee required for that
object, and it was decided to add it to the rand being
to provide suitable lamps for the chapel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

TO RUPTURED PERSONS.

PRE OET °ERNI() TRUSS Ii mad*
1. entirely without the galling Steel Spring.. The
Pads wee inwards as well as backwards, and permit of
the moat various movements without displeorteent.
This is the only Trois wh.ch gives the lUtiog pressure
In an noollectionabln meaner. They are strongly reeom-
mended by Sir W. Ferguson, Bert. ,Sir H. Tlionwon,Bart ,
Mr. Solly, sod many other Wading Medical Men. Pries
of Single Truss, whioh Gannet fail to fit, 10s. ; Double
Trues, 201.; can be se t to soy part by Post on reonlpt
of else round the him and P. 0.0., plush', to J. LONG.
Patent Chest Expanding Braoes for both sexes. They
prevent Stooping Habits, cure Contracted Chest and
Deformities of thn Spine. Priors from 61. Patent
Truss and Surgical Instrument Maker, 61. Berner's
Street, Ipswich, end 111, Guilford Streit, Grey's lop
Road, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

ITALUABLE DISCOVERY FOR TILE
V HAIR I I—A very eleely perfumed hair heady(
eallod "To. Mexican Heir Renewer." now being sold
by most ehttnists and Perfumers at 34. 6.1. per bottle,
is fast supore.diug all "Hair Restorers "—for it wiU
pa:agate rtsfore [very cue Grey or While heir to tte
ortgimal colour, by a few applies,lons, without drier/
It, or leaving the disagreeable smell of most
"Embroil." It makes the hair charmingly beautiful,
U well as prevailing the growth of the hair on bald
spots, will to the glands are not desayed. Certifiesta
from Dr. Veremano on every bottle, with full psalm.
lire, Ark for " foe Ifirxtcur fiefs Reirtvrce,"
prepared by H. C. ()aux?, 493, Oxford-street,
London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

OgaNZ ABBk&

!dilutor Dun or sr OW Mal—On Friday last
M. On.. Symonds, omootr, held.. inquest at the
Union Arras inn, tousling the death of William Peaty,
a man 70 years of age. It seemed that on /rider
moroiag about 9 o'alock, Tommie Bowing, going along
the read by Mr. Bragg's orchard, saw uudor an apple
tree what he thought to be old Peaty lying down. bat
he did not go into the orchard to make sure. When
he got home he made Ingalls', and lading the cli MC
was not at home, told the polimman and went bask with
him to the orchard, when they diet:armed the old man
dead, with a tag of apples between his Imes. Mary
Ann Peaty, his fah, said the bog was not theirs. Her
husband was employed by Mr. rooks. He went on that
morning at six o'olook, and usually came home for
breakfast at eight but did not make hie appearance tor
J that meal. Kr. .F. laths. assistant Ito Dr. UsEne
said the appearance of the body indlosted that the triti
mita had boon deed About two hours, and he attributed
his death to eongeottm and apoplecy. The jury found
a verdict of " Dmith by the siltation of God."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

WARBARROW.

BOAT ACOMINT : KAN BIMIVIIIDe
--A sad aooldent occurred at Warbitrrow about a
qqartor past lone on Monday afternoon. Three men
and • boy, mimed James Sopor, of 11.11.8. Duke of
Wellington ; Bdward Soper, of H.M.S. Euphrates ;
Jeremiah Koolau., of 11.11.5. Duke of Wellington, sod
John Yeohnne, • boy, son of the obis! boatman at
Kimmeridge, rut olio • small boot about 1211.. lover,
and were aoing from Kimmerldgo to W•rbarrow, when
on rounding tho point at the latter plow, she espeiged.
Tho sooldett woa seen from the shore, and • Gating boat
was mnanwl by Henry Hiller and Charles Killer. of
Warberrow, anti Georg* Weletead, of Wareham, and
prooeeded to the aseistsnee of the poor follows in the
water, and the eonatreard host was also Inienobed and
pat off, The Oohing boot snocreaded In picking up the
two Ropen and tie boy }Dunham,: but Jnrenniah
Koobane was drowned. The coastguard boat towed time
capsized boot ashore.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

811ROTON.

HAIVIS? Borrds.—Youre. Paokard and Boa, of this
Vitae, gave La one, Ileat sapper to the whole of the
workmen In tbelr employ, wideb es need hardly observe
vu most beadily enjoyed. Tbe petty broke up at •
rmeonable hoar, bat not before giving looms hearty
shears for their kind employers, trims* efforts la pro-
viding for their enjoyment had btea moet ialefatig-
able.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

SHAFTESBURY.

ML Beirmgr-9ralroan, IL P.—The ablation of this
gentleman was oelebtated on Monday by a series of
dinner', there being parties siumitaneously 4th. One
Tenor Arms hotel, the Abbey Arms, the Ship, the Bow
and Crown, the Crown, the Mitre, the New 100, the
Knowles Arms, the Cross Keys, the Fox and Hounds,
and lb. 'Two Brewers, Shaftesbury; the Fountain,
Rumors Green; the Royal Oak, Motcombe ; the New
nn;lon,O the Glyn Anas, Meibory • the Crown, Raft
Stout; the College Arms, and the Royni Osk, Stour
Provost; and the Meek Dog, the Royal Oak, and the
Carpenters' Arms, Doubted—the number of persons
dining being in the aggregate from 900 to 1.000. The
chid gathering was at the Grosvenor. Lord Ben;
Thynne was In the ohair, and there were present Mr.
Loper, QC., M.P. for Lannoeston, Mr. liambro, M.P.
for Weymouth, and the principal local oonservatives.
The Importance of vigilance and unity against the
general eleetion wore insisted open.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

THZ TIOLIZORN el Title L.—'llus Day.

Sir. George Bub, of Canterbury, was further arm-
etramintad today. lie vu almost pawl's that the
vevel be saw lying in ilobson'e Bay, Melbourne, in
1834, warn the Orprey, of Baltimore.
hichard Goodyear ski he pawed • large American
eldp at Melbourne, in 18.54, which was sail to be the

Oarr.7.
. Thomas Disney, hairdresser, tdentled the defendant
as Roger, by a soar on the head.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

CHRISTCHURCH.

Ti Bosouou.—Tbe oohlerTetlyee deka a set gas
of 43 votes upon the late revision of the Ihee of voters
tor the borough. The Oonsiervative esadsdate he Sir
Hoerr Dtuunnond Wolff Yr. Havilaad-Barke the
present member, It is said, will not sone forward ipla.

WIYMOITTH.

Tay MconoiYu. ifActurion.—lt l aid that Ibis
elation will pass at gently this November. All Um
raking 'sambas of the Gorporation are andarstood to
be Oanervativas (whatever that may have to do with
municipal mailers), sod tin party Is supposed to be se
Mat none amid pans lbws with etwasess It
Is probebi. that a Corporation which has just felt Neal
onapellod bo (mane a borough rate, end whichhas la
Mtthe task of being to pay for the
ter dam and drainag., Is felt to be so very
desirable a body to obtain a sea anion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

A DVICE To MOTHERS!—MRB. WlRBLow's
Ca. Somatic SYRUP roa CIULDIEN —Should always
be used when Children are cutting teeth ; It relieves the
little inferer at once, It produces enteral quiet sleep by
relievloy the child from pain, sod the little cherub
awakes "ii bright as a button." It la perfectly harm.
less, and very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child,
It softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
regulate' the bowel.. and is the best known remedy for
dysentery and client cut. whether arising from teething
or oth.r souse.. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is seta
by thouvends of Medicine dodders In all parts of the
world at Is. lid. per bottle. and Millions of Mothers
Dan to stify t, ate virtais—lisaufactory, 493, Oxford.
street, Linden.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

AN ANSWER TO MR. DISRAELI.

Bth t oiling took place os Wcdoesias, and Captain
flaytee .on smily, despite tho osadidatate of • leoood
Liberal. liers's the result :

Mr. Uiyl.r
Mr. Fotryth
Mr. Tbempsoo...

- ... ... 2,071

Msj..ri'y for Thy tor ... 139
There w, re 25 tooill Toting papers. The malt
ezeiterl no Mtle adoniehment. The Liberals Eerily
eapeo•ed to lare• a m•jority. The Cousorvativas bed
be conflient of loam's.

Mr. Forsyth, Q. 0., vow ludicrously lachrymose over
hie licking. Bead he—Gentlemen, election of Bath—l
come before you • defeated eandidate (shame). I did
hope for • different result—(s voice : " Packets of
tee") lam so-ry for myself, but lam rill more sorry
for the it, of Bath. I feel physically and mentally
unfit to address you. It t. to me • most bitter dis-
appointment. It. cot likely you will eite me here again
as • candidate.

Hayter was jobllant over tl,eir having turned
the tided Tory reaction, arid fult confidant that at the
general election th.y would corn two Liberal..
Citron for ilr. Gladstone and the new member coded
the Freewill's*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

ID olutsbirt.

CHURCH RBOTOIATIOS.—.h gr.nt of noo was made
on Tuesday, by the sommittes of the Elidistritr, D 1006160
Church Building Association, towards the foods for the
restoration of the parish church of Bent Wee. This
sum required will be £4,000, of widish alumni more
than half her already been oontribeted. • great of
£5O in the owe of Bourton, near Gillingham. was Wu
voted. At • out of £2,900, it Is proposed to almost
enUrely ra-baUd this at present dilapidated ohuroh. •
grant of £l5 to aid Wu enlargewent of the ohurah of
Brcodway, DO4lllO, was also made.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

BWANAGL

ML P. W. Di LA Mom has been Keeled House
Burton of Rut Suffolk Hospital, Ipswich.
Newton Rents—On Saturday last, this Rotate,
for many generatioes the property of the late ancioot
Donetsbir• family of Octeirram, by whose representa-
tives it was sold more than 40 years so, to the late
Kr. Samuel Beaton, whose widow devised it to
Trustee', weed IMO lb. poseession of John Merles
Robinson. Rm., of St. kldhelms, Sveriges', and South
Henaington, to who.. it has been sold by Airs. lissiton's
trustros, and the perohmse and cone/Loos a it *ern.
plated at Wareham, at Kr. Tr.eland Father's oflisee.
We hope and belles, that the as well as the
potties Intoreetod, will have mean to be satisfied with
the new ownership.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

WIIIBOBSZ.

COMPLTITIONI. return mateh between
the Wloaborue and Wareham tarps wad fired for
Wednesday at the range of the former at Badbery.
Condition., ten woe asMe, and main rounda each at
the 200, 500, and 600 yards maga, without prelim-
inaries. The morning was fine, but the first Iwo ass
had searooly finished their 200 yards' shooting when
the wind freshened up, and blowing sharply senor the
range, soon made redder shooting impossible. Hain
°ow:sound shortly after the 600 yards' shooting was
begs°, and though Sergeant Drew and Piivate Pik,
made capital soorm here, pot the majority on each side
mode very indifferent shooting. Role was follies fast
when the 600 yards' shooting was begun, and ultimately
put • oomplote stop to the Ilring, as it drove soma the
down in olouda, and hid the target and markers from
view. Is was found that four um on each side had
not shot at the 600 yard.' range, and the match was
obliged to be disoidei on the soore• already made, leav-
ing the Wlmborns team winner@ by 15 points. Haab
corps has now won • match on their own ground. The
following are the soore•2.—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14

C LTTLE.

BRISTOL, THIIILSD:TT-lii. ur mu-tot there was a
good sat ply of beef, which pror,l more then equal to
the &mut& Trate was very do!!. end pries, were
easier. For very bat deuriploci 80.. per cwt. wee
realised, but the prise" for inferior sort. were very
irregaler, the general quotations being from 10.. to 12t.
per oat. There was a very slthrt ripply of mutton on
offer, and an Improved trade was done at about lut
week's prism, 91. per 11,. being obtained for best
withers, aad 91. per lb. for ewes. The supply of store
cattle was useedingly large, and was far in exceu of
the demand. Business was sleek, and the prices wall
a trill, lower. Good miloh cows were in requet, and
lush Snores were reel zed. A short supply of ply, and
a far amount of basilic's, at slightly better priors, was
don-.

MSTROPOLITAN, THINIODIT.—The bout market
Is more astir' than on Xfonisy, and he. recovered In
woe that day's &voodoo. All kinds may be written
24. per stone more money. The sharp In the woatlar,
from a close to a brisk atmosphere, telicther with •
relief of tbe dead-market from sr, over abundant supply,
has eondneed to iLle 'tate of trade, the number, also,
on offer being somewhat Ilmlied. The sheep market
Ii likewise more beak, at a similar edvaccro ; fully 21.
per stone rise I. reported by buyers In the foreign
market. Tbe trade Li heelthy. inglish milkers In the
sew market remain stationary as to price, and meet •
tolerably fair demand. Boum fine larged•framed Dutch
twin attract attention, for 'bleb high prism are asked.
There age, however, la too mataM to meet a ready
sale. In the calf market all quslities are quickly telt
The ripply being limited, an advance of 6d, pa stone
I. wit'l established, and an early °Maracas has been
made. The pork trade sluggith, at 2.1. yer stone
decline.

Total Supply. Foreign Supply.
Dee 1.120 910
86.q'Lernbs 6.8.00..
Calve. 400 110
90 00
I,,eak,r •ality, Firer. Quality.
Beef .. 6. SE to es. ed. 6t Od. to 6.. 4-I.
Mutton 6. 10d. to Gs. .. El. to 7s. Od.
you .. 4. 10.1. to 6s. Yd. 0&64. to 41. Pt
Ikrk 44. Ed. to it 6s. Od. to 64. 44.
Al prr atone of 810., sinking the olal.
ILllch cow% English 411 to LIO por head.
Milo, Dutch CO) to ISO
ALIUTALL
lila coon—English, BS; Dutch, W.