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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

PIUPERNS

Donairr Attain !—The iollowiat letter from
Mengel appearod last week in the Theses:—
May I wedeavoar to enlist the sympathy at
'oar eitaserons readers on behalf of ono el Um few
surviving esterase of thM army whisk Opted -
mortal intioast ander oar great Dyke is amain ham ,
1800 to 1814? Tim subjoin of this appeal, Hoary,
lisidment, is sow NON at iimpersie, near Hisodford.
He is in his 84th veer, sad hit sele rippert s. Id. a ,
week and ono Joao( breed, Wowed him by the perish.
Ha ',reed is the 53rd Regitemit, mad toned in Hier
following battles. far which he reerfted a medal sad
mem Amps : Talavera, Salastanin, Vittoria, Pyrenees,
Hirano, and Toulouse. Having enlieded far ten years,
he we diseliarged witboat a plosion. Nis Is a line
speniesee of on old soldier, mid be. always limas en
smallest ohmmeter. If any one who reads Ibie lapped
would like to minim the remaining years of filds moms
with a filo seeemary manforts, the Rev. William Mop,
Tenor of timperea, near Blaralfort, aad warren MU le
Aid to he their slimmers. —I remain, yews truly
Gsmos P. Maim, Lesigtenlodge, Blandlerd.
Presuming oa the bad *doer oar country bm, wm
think not altogethor 6lrly, acquired—the following
snarling epistle from some restabbourin wanks
followed in the ?wow of Saturday :

read in the raw of the 18th • letter Aped'.
by • reatlancas of property and position, as I ant told,
in Pinipents—Coleeal Ilaasel—levitiog the mmpathy
and sametums of the public towards ataintelairig • my
old Peninsular veteran, whom he describe as basing an
szselhot ehmoster, and liaviap at other —J-----
than Si. fkL a week from Lb. parish of Plows& lf
this be so, more abuse. I think, tor the Oolabl, Lord
Panama, and other rich proprietors In the parish sad
neighteerbood, who surely might Word, stab( them,
to keep this poor old soldier in comfort without So.
yoking the powerful aid of your wham= to at Ass&
We have beard ma* of late of the eandlitira el
Donetshire labourers, who are Planed is wages sif
and 9s. a week, so perhaps oft ought sot to hi.
gnatly rprised at this appeaL lam anther a lambi
par a =Willey twee ; bet, theak God, I Uwe
Err pittir of the kingdom where we pay ear labourin
from 15e. to 185. • week end do sot require the
'empathy of the hamvolent ambito to help us to keep
nab donning objests el charity livlng sob, se as
this worthy old veteraa.--Years, be., • ilaannun.—
Mardi 21

Lord Port, we shoold think, will know bow
I. reply to his unprovoked asesilant ; indeed, we
mad inapiseaniewErb
d the name of the noble lord should
bare been into tbis eonuannkstion mom
than tint of abafteetpary, Lord Sydney
Godolphin Osborn*, or any other of oar Denali
philantbrophieht who bare done their part in ad,-
roosting the aeon of the peer,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

W EYIIOUTH.

Ti LAST OF TIN WINDHAM - Saturday's
Itheiuriint ia • review of Mrs. Baring's "Diary of the
Right Hon. William Windham" says "Mrs. Baring
has published this volume, note, much to enhance the
fame of the writer as out of love for Folbriss and
its memories to which many yet cling with fondness.
Ihe wildest profligacy hie m.de • wreck of estate,
dignity, honour ; bat it has initiated no stain on the
ma name of Windham_ The statesman who died
adding bequeathed Felbrigg to Admiral Lakin
who took with it the name of the testator. Admiral
Windham ate be was then called had six eons. The
oldest married Sophia, youngest daughter of the
first Marquis of Bristol. "They had one son" ,
writes Mrs. Bering with reserve and charity as much
beyond prates suit is beyond imitation,—"one sop by
whom the property has been sold." Thus was extin-
guished the very name of Windham of Felbrigg.
after the estate had been in the family 400 years. It
was purchased in 1461 by valiant John Wyndham
who was subsequently knighted for his gallantry in
, the tattle of Stoke. An lords of land the line
opened with a soldier, and it was mad* illustrious
by the statesman, scholar, philosopher and gentleman
whose diary is now before ua We may say that
the male line ended with him. The poor oras.d
profligate who died the other day in the collie' of •
stage-ooachman merely inhented • name and estate
which bad by a lucky thence fallen to the lot of his
father—" Admiral Lakin."

Mu. R T VMS' CUL —Thome wbo take an interest
in romantic law awe will nhortly be gratified by the
evidence and pleadings in the case of Ryveur the
Attornej-GeneraL Mrs. Ryes*, who styles herself
Prinoees of Cumberised and Dubose et Lancaster,
I is the grand-daughter of the Duke of Cumberland,
brother of George 111. Of this foot there is no
question. The simple question to be tried is whether
the lady's grandmother was legally married to the
Doke. The alleged msinsge took phios, I believe,
before the pessiag of the Royal Marriage Ad, so
that it woald not be voided by that statute. There
are • great many documents to be produced in
evidenoe, which have been suppreeeed during the
I lives ifro,inersoos who might have been injured by
their notion ; and last term the attorney-general
wee obliged to ask for a postponement of the COM
in erder that he might examine these papers and
prepare his ore. If the lady substantiates her
legitimacy, she most be publicly acknowledged by
the title she INOMINS, and Parliament will have to
refund an imams ow of gooney for the revenuer
of the duchies improperly received and applied to
the puliho use. From the 'soot Idra Byres, I
have the assurance that there is every prospect of
her moose in the pending suit.—Fross our London
Orrrerpondeou.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

MILTON A BSA&

Maier of our raiders will kern with repot the*
Mr. ilibisco, steward to Baron flambee, died at hie
residence, an the baren's estate, on Ihusday week.
During the lam ten years he has disabused the
onerous duties incideat to the above • • in ma
• manner as to 112.111 the good will and esteem of all
with whom be OSON in costa* and we fear the
Woe will find it dicuil to moan the services at
an squally oonsoientions and indedeiows steward.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

ACTION FOR DAMAGES FOR !WING KNOCKED

DOWN BY • BtrLtoc'E..

At the ileatereet Assize yesterday. before Mr. Jostles
Bytes, Soft* and wife Laver. Mr. Coleridge, Q C.,
and Mr. Edlin, instructed by Mr. Beesee, of Bristol,
-ere eons* for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Cole and Mr.
Kinsdoo, lostr W eeted by Mr. omb*, of Dorchester, for
the Asiendaat. La this action eoespeasetioe less sought
foe injuries suserined by the plaintiff% wilis through the
nesliirsoes of defeedant and his servants. Damages laid
as

The allif is a builder, living at Harter*, in re
runty ef Beraset, and the deforest shardier
residing et Chlekerell, DOM Weyearth.
The pirnintil. car was that on the 214 April, 1865,
fair-day, rMr. Softly was parr, arias •
lane to the pleasure fair on the grans, several of &dead.
ant's bollocks come upon her, braked her dawn, and
ob• sustained dislocation of the role joint and a fracture
of lbw small beat of tr •and had been lame ever
sire.

--tir Cole. foe defeedeat, said there owe
blanderhesese, and thunder" going oe at the fair. mtri
Ave of defendants, animals were frightened and ran op
the lane. Mrs. Softly tea celled upon to pt out of the
way, she attempted to do so, trod upon bey dram, sod
NI to the ground, and thus received tbo inj•rioo of
wblcb As complained. Witnesses would be celled to
prove that the bullocks never topabed her, and were
some ya.rds from her wbcp the felL

—The defendant was allied in rapport of big ease, and
be stated that the beasts wore very qeiet, but were
frightened by the noise In tbe fair.
Mr. Coleridge : Did yes bey them berme they were
quiet
Defendant : I bennitt thew to kilL
Mr. Coleridge : Had they • nits, quiet, salsa expres-
sion of oftateeases?

Dalsodast Tboy wars as wall brad Wads es ism you
as.. (Loud lasalitsr.) . . . .

NuiesTows wrtweesp; were willed ea behalf ol the
defeedsat's ram, sod Mr. Cele loving sersimed ap his
evidewee Led Mr. Coleridge replied, his Lordship sum-
med up the ease, sod the jury almost iessesdistly
retrused • verdict for the deleadsat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

GRATIFYING PRESENTATION TO A MASTER

BUILDI3.

la these dem whim sash recurring simmer Wogs
with it palatal struggles between operatives of the
handbag trade and their employers in U. shape of
" strikes,' it is peculiarly pleasing to record Ilia
evidenes of the hearty good understanding which exists
between the lids( bulldog and his workmen in this
osighbourbood. The mapper in which this has hem
bought shoat lain dearly indicated in the comes of
the prossodinp we ere shoat to ehreatela that we
cordially ememeed the saw to Wm sinful emaideratiou
of all our readers, whether masters or servanta

TM err of lir. Welleprig. as a builder, Is. very
feather throughent this erre, ma as dieser cif
Saliabery, eel his ability, weeelieslity. sad ilidelity are
universally esintoniedged. His corer Is. Arai Dias-
ration of Me rage that " incinetry leads to rear
peedesse." Beginalog life very humbly, by well-
ebeeted energy he Ma attired aa eminent pricks r
a builder, employs bet few abort of 250 work.
mai, .11 .1 whore highly regard him. They rerest hiss
as an Mr prim, sod they homer him for Lie worth.
Arrested by such one of their number am-
rived the fdis ef itestirtg the mem midi* by a
teetiniosial ie Kr. Wellepflag. The prejseione
adopted. ead very soon a iiorit sea wee eentribasigiV
This was armada in ea elegant silver lea rad sodas
service, iterillbe formal protestation of it took place loot
Theraday at the Royal Oak Tun. At the same
thse • hied other ielistand, eith a geld pee sad
pain sees, were presented to Mr. WelUrtag, jun.,
" the worth Den of a worthy father."
The licawle.t the book of tie Royal Oak was set
apart fee sad here about 150 et the work-
At either mad of the roes were
CPUghotim4' Welsoms, Moore. Weilamisi wed lisa,"
esol "I leas to Isdapeadse," while evorgreose
Sisa kosland oil wary &vim** pism
Sapper was tits fret Hsu IS the pregrsaiww, sad Mr.
Read famished eseelleak Weed, olopat fare. To
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

CORN MARKET.

BILROL, Tharsday.—Th• wheat Undo was whim,
animation, and es none s doilies of Is qr on both,
English sod foreign. la malting b doing than,
of late, but last week's prier ser.Ally autistsined,
Grinding, from msreity, mitmmaded the extreme
rain* of last seek, bat tuutemetioue wort eauftsod to
ososseitona boron only. Thu demand for earn sontinms
unusually restriotod, and aplbough supplies aro Nght lest
nook's values Gould sot be ameordsd. Norms improved
in veins la pre qr. Wham ems the turn demos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

1 am, Us;itlooksa, years truly,
B.G. ANDREWS.
Ritopton, Sharborne, Alm* 13, 1866.

Mr. Andrews moved at a csommil meeting of the
Bath and West of Weiland ficinicft, held at the
Railway Biota, Tamen., the doglike of the
following petition to Parliament
The petition of the Bath and Wirt of Upland Society
to your how:arable Boum humbly showeth, that the
.asttle plasm. bet attained Lb* proporatioos of a national
calmotty, mad threatens directly and indirectly the mat
serious oonseqemeas to agriculture sod trade, and
to the 'future simply of food to the people. That the
Orders in Gowned, insdiquale, and always behind event.,
hive not been a succeen. That la Belgium sod in
Fran• e the guarded application of the prime* of SOM.
pul.orr slaughter, accompanied by compensation, has
',loved eminently outmodedl and monomisaL That
measurss enforoed by penalties will not prevent tattle
...era from attempting to echoes! (isthmian of the
dieeme : they climate of the appatently healthy part of
their stock and thus unintentionally speed cantegioe.
Tints tax on cattle. local insomnia, and salutary con-
tributions are noequal to the cammios, are not porrally
adopt-d, nod tail where the disease prvatila aztenn.ely.
That a payment of three fourth' of value leaves
twenty-6re use cent, of direct lessen cattle 01•11Ork and
Indirectly, by the disorganisation of their badmen and
their contributess to general and local &LW, an
additional pee ...stags, not the less evident from the
difficulty of Mining its extent. That Mine generally
real property eontribene to local and to matienal funds ;
t.rsztal property to the latter only; lot havoluitary
local leads, locally applied, are dorirable ; for
compulsory shiashter and for all expense, inserted la
the admintetration of the law, or orders I. Coumel. the
applicatioe of national fends seems& natural oomsequeoee.
That fraudulent claim. may be guarded against by
ennhioing parochial ambeities with Aloha orteesi
in o-ttiling the amount to be paid, nad the
I. az of fraud must not stint monetary action.
Your trtititioneru therefore prsy the emesimeaut of
it
repenter for authorising the p. eat of thrillointrib•
of involuntary lore by cattle by county sad by
borouth rates, me halt to be said owiters, the other
half by occupiers, and to be *styli by the authorities
of eai-h comity or borough, for lames arising within
their several jorisdiction. : and for payment from the
Cono•lidated Fund of all neaten inearra in the
national object of destroying infection by empulsory
slaughter, or in the edo,ini.toeiioo at any memenres
entered by law. or by orders la Ceumit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

DORCHINTKFt.

Tin Hos. Mrs. Norton has commenced in Mao
Itagisine, • new story, under the tills o
" Old Sir Douglas."
We learn that Jodie Tolbort, of Wont* • native,
of Dorchester, now on • visit to this country, is
engaged in writing fore. eminent London publig
hoar wry liWk " TiN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

KRARSLEY'S ORIGINAL WIDOW
WELCH'S MILLE PILLS, so 10. .adjustly
eelebested for their peculiar villas, are y re
onenneepted to la notice of every lady, haring obtained
the mattock and approbation of mon gentlemen of the
:ffedecLairfeeeloo, as • safe and valuable mediehm in
y 'bowing obstrottleas, and relieving other
ineonveuienees to which the female hum* is liable,
especially thaw which at an early period ef life fre-
quently arise from went of ewes* sal greeftl debility
of the symem ; they create en apatite, merest Wilms
Con. remove giddiness and nervous headsets, and it.
eraienotl, us&l in windy disorder., abort:weed breath,
and palpiestke of the besot' being parfestly Maressit
they may be red with safety ha all osseous sad
It is rffeaff*ff, owing to the numercese issitotlons,
warn the public that Ks&IaLITS is the osly original
mosipt, and bas bees prepared by the Kssral.j I• 4103
over eighty years. Purchases should see that such bee
is :ramped in whits paper, and the name "C.
forLer," is engraved on die Government stamp.
Wholesale and Retail by J. Saxon k Sow, 130,
0 ord street, London, and by all medians readers
thniegbout the coentry, in Boxes prim Ss. 911 each, or '
by lest for 36 postage Mamma
Those who are troubled- with Bilious Heedabes,
Liver complaints, ho., will fled flaapr's Tearsiese
A ntibilious Powders • serial. ad ',maul remedy.
prise le. led and Si. W. pm Packet, or by poet for 15
or M stamp', of J. Smear & SOU. 100, Odord-.treat,
W. Londe"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

DEATH&

Mandl 18. M South-street, Bridport, Mr./Ismael Ritt,
WI 28 tours
Ilarch 20, at Etrldport, Mary, relict of thre late Mr.
Jonathan Ward. aged 89 ram.
Mares 10, et Proms ttt Quinton, lfra Rachel West,
M rah 21. at Ornanotaigna, auddonly, Jam., 20ansrat
son 4 Mr. J. Fiarenrill, ahaelerµht. ard 9 months.

March 22, at North AlWigton, 12r. John Norman,
sgrd 90 years.
March 22. at West dllinltott Sidney Foster Josiah,
son nf Arian°le. semi 11 menihs.
_ _ . .

..—ig;;;I; • 23. 5P Rt. Nioh;erelane, Bridrort, Joseph
Way, and March 25, at the same place, Elmabeth Way,
twin children of Mr. Immo Way.
Kerob Z. at Frdly.lane, Bridport, Mary Ann, infant
denghter of Sir. David Joy.
lfereh 23, at West Btafford, Elisabeth wife of Mr.
Charles Randall, aged 55.
March 24, at Blandford, Caroline Batt, aged 12
months.

Mareh 24, at East-.rect. Bridport, Robert, son of Mr.
William Broom. aged 7 weeks.
llsrsh 25, at West-street, Bridport, Beene, daughter
of Mr. Nicholas Longman, draper, aged 7 years.
March 15, at abbey Milton. Mr J. Gibson, the mach
respected steward of Baron Flantltto, aged 40, leerier
.its and morn children to lament his logs.
March 26, at Weymouth, its. advanced age, Wise
Dashirood, a member d one of our oldest Dorset
March 26. at Bournemouth, Ago.' Mary, relict of Sir
William Atherton, 'atelier Mateety's Attorney• General.
Kara 26, at Taunton, Hrphsbak tda. eldest daughter
of James and Heptisibah Barnisett, of Taunton, aired Ilk
Mareh 27, at Critnborne, In iheA9th year of her age,
Catherine, the beloved mister of Edward and William
Loomis, after a lone sMietion.
March 17, after a protracted illness, at Chantry Lodge,
Abbey Road, St. John's Wood, the madams of her
brotherin.law, fteorge Phillips, Esq., Ann, around
door' tar of the late Jens Corniok, Req., of Bridport,
seed EA.
March 29. at PutPletown, Martha, widow of the late
B. Pope, 14. q., aged W.
March 29, after a short Mem. John, eldest son of Mr.
Alexander Brown, of Bisaliford, Kingwood, aged 27 yeses.
April 2, at Dorchester. after a protracted Mims, Very
Ann, wife of Mr. Thomas Deviand, of the Red Liolt
inn, and eldest daughter of the late Mr. Jambi Tarr, In
her 4/1h year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

e orrtoponbrnct.

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
To Use Editor..

I have bad many applications for a oopyof lb.
-m.,tion I brought forward some time sines at the
o-ioncil meeting of the Beth and West of England
Society, and I ask the favour of its insertion 1. 70.,
widely-ciroulated paper. I with at the mune time to
c 'prey to those who take an uttered in seta roatters
my views respating the prayer of the petition;
0•111cly, that theofterpien Wad OWDOTO of house and
all other rateable property in tewos are ae moth in-
terested in piecing the burtban on the Consolidated
Fund as are the roamers in rural parisba 11th.
extirpation of cattle plague is a national object, I ese
no reason whatever for charging the expenses in•
curved on local rata. Neither do I see mean for
taking any man's healthy cattle without paying him
their vale.; sad we may rely on it the owners of
valuable cattle will, in the first owe of disease take
leave to doubt if it is oattle plague, and slaughter on
their own socount rather: than pat their whole stook
at the mercy of inspectors, who may destroy the
whole and bury at the farmer's cost, paying half or
three- fourth. value only.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

CHALDON HERRING.

Tate gale oa Thursday blew down part of a hay-
Auk, Olaf which four childrsa of labourers were
playing, sad buried them beneath tbe hay. fiaffoca-
Yoe inum hare followed, had it aot bees for the
prqD amisessoe of their parents and loam
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

W lid BORN E.

Tux Oorri Aninusi lays tlie Earl of Bitaftesbnr7,
it will be understood. is taking en active part is
°drying on the opposition to the Reform 011111,2211 in
the Hoses of reses, should it ever reach tint august
aessinbiy.

WAREHAiL

MonS persons Itsving been nominated as rnardians
than are required tor the three parishes in Wareham
and Plate& Union, voting papers will be issued to the
ratepayers on the Coth i.t end collected again oa the

Cafiatt Pouol.—At the Magistrates Cleric's OSse,
O n Wednesday, Wore IL Rod j,, Esq., a man wbo
gate MS name of William R.bazdaoa. wae.auLtrioEgbt up
in mama of , Y.C. George Plerases, wish
desertim. Wtimi aperebeaded, he stated that num
was Ramey, and that ha Wafted to She 74th Higb•
lenders ; but be now sonfeessd Shit Richardson wee his
=name, and that be belonged to tbe nth Feet
ded, needing iestraettom from the military
authorities.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

WYK B REGIS.

SIIITRIX GALL —The moat sevOrill gale that has
visited Wyks for many years past, moaned on
Friday last, and mused ommiderable consternation
among the inhabitants The fishing boats on the
beach were blown is all directims, and one belong.
Mg to Mr. Whittle waa sent site the Backwater
and sustained considerable damage. Two chimneys
were blown down, an immense number of Mum,
tiles, and ohintney-pota bound their way to terra
Anal, Mr. Maurins . bowie, front and book, was
unroofed, and a high garden wall belonging to Mr.
Bailing, of Weymouth, was blown down, and
fruit tress nailed against it pulled op by the roots.
Mr. Whit*, farmer, of Portland, had sent his waggon
aad foar horses to Wyk' for a load of hay. It was
well loaded, but just after pawing On Ferry Bridge,
the wind lifted the waggon and upset the whole
affair. The horses had to be taken out, and the
waggon and hay lay on the side of Ms road the
whale of the night.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03

CAM&

THZ New Oaass, lately presented to Cams
Chun* by the Rev. W. Mills Barnes, was opined
at the evening service on Beater Day. Notwith-
standing the unfavourable weather, there was a toll
attendance of the parishioners; the services were as
follows :—Chants, Proper Psalms, W. U. Barnes, in
0, and Crotch, in A ; Moodiest, Moak, ia F ; Nano
Dimittis, Dyoe, in F. The hymns were the 93rd,
1714, end 95th. from the Salisbury lipase'. The
prayers were read by the Rector, and the Rev. W.
M. Barnes, curate of Tim:dotal, preached an im-
pressive sermon from 1 Cor. it., 35. "But some
!DOD will aty, bow are the deed raised tip sad with
What body do they come 1" The organ is a very good
foor.stopped instrument. built by Willis.. Hadfield
(left* Basle's) I#ll, lleckney•road, London. The
00 t stops bsv.a fintoliki• swimsuit in tope, while
the full organ is rich 'and powerful It toe an octave
of pedals, end is in an open owe of good atolesi-
optical design. We understood Mr. Hadfield was
also the builder of the excelleat organ at Christ
Church. Fordington, and ham in both inseams,
proved himself a perfect master of his profession.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

SOUTH L lIPTON.

EARN BOWS 8110 T IN TIE 8017TH•IITTON WATS&
DUIIMIG TIN LATE Brom& —Mr. Charles Hest;
taxidermist, of Cliftou•terraos, him in his bands,
preparation and "patting up," a beautiful specimen
of the Great Northern diver (Oolynifilis ghicialis).
It was shot by an authusiamio sportsman, Mr.
Wright, of Reading. They have been octiaidoual
visitors in various parts of Britain. In Scotland
they Sr. not 'infrequent, in 13anifshire. This great
diver is, in Europe, chiefly found in Norway, Spits-
hems, Sweden, Denmark, Holland, ha. The
spooiloso in the hands of Mr. Hesdey weighs about
Xwelve pounds i the length is two feet six inches.
It MI • bomitiltilly marked bird. Thc bill ie black
and nearly three inches loss. It had is its gisisard
and gullet three large AA sad a quantity of spawn.
Mr. Wright has also shot • specimen of tbe red-
throated diver, but Unship bee unfortunately
snowed to "go wrong," so that it own* bellm:
served. This is the Co:risings sepresirionalis of
Pennant, Montages, sod &wick. It is shimmou In
Norway. It has been friquatly met ivith in many
parts of Raglaod, ociameiewally Hamp•bire. The
weight is about three pounds—the length two feet
and • quarter. —finish A dsertissr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

TROWBRIDGE.

Anon= adjourned quarter essione for the county
of Wilts wee bad as Wednesday, at whisk farther
inedillostione of provisos orden were made with ra-
ilroads to the removal of awls—the moot important
of whisk vas the revelation of the prohibition
against the removal of Ml cattle, winch, tinder
aertein conditions may. after tin 4th task, be takes
ms nasal to the heather, Wooed of being alaaghteeed
Gs the premien of the 0111111 r.

" Brrrsa fiergo."—A gontleman had oseasion to
be up sad is SW Oasts tabor early on Wednesday
morning Ja Trowbridge, sad is the neighbourhood
of the New Chun& be wee Optima to to. t lass
being lowered sato( a bedroom window by...... of
• sheet. Tim lasviag been ist down patty to
tbe ground the geollanius observed that he hid to
shoos er gokingy os, but thine artiolas were lame-
dialsly throws sot of the wiadow from which he
lied bees lowered. The (theorem of them opinions
moeements conimayered that the moo was • burglar,
mad thsti=astmgly and Oland him. He proved
to be , who duty it was to
one of terTION IS the osighlisorboul, Ctahlalsimi:73
won dm affecitioue of a young lady, whom father
longue, this Homo of the Trowbridgo police force
had got admitted to as upper room of the home
midst airasuuelestose which osetainly justified his
beteg apprehended ma auspieke of sealing ono
the " sweete." The matt bawd hard to bit let go,
but his ruthless ospior leili ben to the police-Mattes,
where ors suppose be will have to sooottot for so un-
necessarily isaressieg the duties of his best is sear&
of what proved to to "bistir soon"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

• Hem dat• number sad duseripeion of annuals.

Dome Onown littsoc—The New Prisms' AIR
ISM sod 2Dth Vie. am. 121, came into
labotts &stud' sod Wales ea the lot Meet
that mosey shell be aims to • primmer in bis
butog diesharged, end that when • seateem expires on
85d57 the prisoner 'MD be diaoWgsd as the merlons
day that the labour shall be ils4ie4 ; that the Ni. if
the prisoners must be warmed, lighted. and Mutilated ;
end that no first-alum prisoners shell be (impelled,
during the first three swathe of their impriscomeat, to
Vaesoakkant. Debion may follow their trades and pro-
and, whoa they lad their owe implemeats, are
be restive the whole at their se:ahoy ; aad when the
isepioneents are famished by the prison satherity, thee
• deduction is to be nee by the Vieitiag Justine" for
the ass of the same. Criminal prisoners are to have the
eptiss of employment before trial, but are not to be
eompelled to perform any hard labour. So for as our
empty prison Is comeamed, ere believe that the only
a.sotial changes this Act will involve are the.=
of the calls and the loos of the work of "e
prieoners.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

Latest.

Orrick Yoaday Night
Tag oximettisse ot tb• *soviet Wismar, tot the Tommy
slat serstaes, is axed los Moody bait

BADLY LAMOS.—Upwards td lambs Nay DOW be
sew tie Sir (Aarles Lemaint'a [arras4Csroi.w, Comma
Os Saturday Karl Cowley arrived at Osbon., sod
was invested by bar Majesty will tie ribead arid
el la• Garter.

Trig Ofeerver of yesterday states that the Bill for A*
esteesioa ai the fraisebtse is all prepared. It will be
laid epos the table of botb Houses before Beater.

Is the Akio' genus ol Friday erodes it is
sanonneed that a number of additiossal districts base
bean sabiseied to the provinces at the Pesos Preserva-
tion AM.

ire Is enabled to slabs that it is by the Weise of
ket atedioal attendant that her Misty ferstiodo
4ss (rwseday) the wearing of the ry elate robes,
and the (Algae of the awstotaary pressision from the
risiorla Tower to the throne.

TER liv. & HAWORTES CAISL—Ia the ewe of the
Vey. S. Haworth, vicar of Wreaks's' with Seamus,
clearpd with immoral aoudad, the Bishop of Norwich
has prosestmed a sentence by which the rev. patisserie
is suspended ab officio and a berptcio for the suet of
three years, with the reersiressent that .sth. sepiration
of the three years, the swim.= shall not be relaxed
union Mr, Haworth shall presentsueL • oriiiikate. front
three Weeded elargrnell ia his visinity, of hie moral
undue* darling the time of his suspessios, ,u 'ben be
satittastory to the bishop.

finocrino Eintrwarat.—The Jams Lowden, el Pad.
stow, became watar-logged in the Bay of Nasty, about
the middle of Deo:mbar. The ship wit not observed
until the 113m1 nit, when a imesel hound for the Tenet
bore down to her and maenad the captain, the only omit
left olive. The survivor who was SC days In the main-
top, during the last 211 of whist' be never tasted food,
states that nine of the cirew were washed overboard,
and six died on board of injoriee, cold, and hunger.
One man lived in the maintop with the eaptata to
within ten days of the noose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

SELECTIONS FROM SATURDAYS MARK I=

TER COW MADE.

Si:ea.—There WIB 111 610411111110 =Mb' of wheat at to
lise's market, mos* of which was mash out of soteditiest.
Geed da aeuaplea realised last week's prises, bat iamb*
aorta were rather obligee.

wAilsursz.—Wheal came to kind in very poor
condition• nod in moderate quantity. The demand wee
slow. ...id only the good end dry pergola obtained the
rates et Last week. The boat prime were 4414. to Me,
sad dawn from 42e. upourda

Haurentan.—The fiouthampton Corn-Lathan=
fairly attended, and a better too, prevailed.
and barley realised about it. sante ea on the previous
week, cioept let really good sad dry old or new wheat,
aa also the 'neat desuiptions of malting barley, both of
which scow disappeared. Prices may be quoted as
follow :—Old wheat, 48s. to 535. ; new, 40s. to 525. ;
malting barley, 335. to Ma. ; griodlog, Ms. to 31s. ;oats,
225. to 245. ; old bleak, Ms. to 30.. ; old wilt% Ms. to
345. ; new whit% sr... to sot. ; selected paresis for iced,
up to 34a. ; new beans, 44e. to 48..; old, 50s. to fola ;
gray pea., 40s. to 411 e. ; wall, 58.. to 645. per qr. ; spring
tares, Bs. lid. to 106. per bushel ; and lour, Ma. to 38..
per sack. At Alton-market, reheat sold .121 to £l3 10..
per load ; barter, Me. to 36c. per qr. ; oats, 3k to 21.;
beams, 42a. to 48s. ; and peas, Ms. to 413%
TILLOL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

THE MILITIA.

It is rumoured that • considerable body o/ the
militia of the kingdom are about to be sent to I
and that the South Devon form hu already lett
orders for embodiment. This sounds something like •
canard. If it prove tree the services of the Dorset
regiment may be required in the sister We.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

vfxymotrre,

Dams or XI. W. F. W imams. —The sotorieus Mr. W.
F. Wyndham, sit. wham amity Mare was mob • essay
inquiry before Master Warren is Member, 1881, has
'spiral rather soddenly at Ma Norfolk Hotel, Norwich.
He lest 0•011 up Ma smolt with obi& ha had latterly
occupied his tilos, but mill mimed his life is nom or less
&Masted aoespasy. Os Friday morning be ewe taken
with a most aware it of miasmas, sad it is suppoesd
that be raptured seam Mamma vemed. Hs was put to
bed at Ms boMi whore his nakkod. and • inulioxi was
seat for as Friday; a Amp took plasm for the
worm, soil moth's sangscs wm sailed is, while a
telarraen was forwarded to Liouteasst-Osaand
Wyndbaso, in Loudon. Tha coodiaios of the unhappy
young man beeso.e rapidly woes, and although a thisli
medical gentleman WM mat for, mod or soon in at.
Madame, the cams was *and human aid, and deotb
aimed Um seem meg on Friday 'Telling. Xt.
=MID was a mein of the Marquis of
His 'Mate at Felbrigg, Norfolk, has pared
Into ths Inside al a Material' morskaat, but he would
, have some Into possmosios of further valsaLls party
is 1869. Os Bawdy • pose.merans esu
' made of Me body. The remit. hammer, did sot rev::
anything suspecioux, aid it was sot samidoced neossnary
to hold an inquest. /t is sadandood that death was
saribstable to oocgsstlos of the lungs and heart
disease; the demand's habits, it is aim said, had bees
MOT* iatamparata of late. He had aquatidered sway
his first forams, but means had beau *sad at his dis-
posal of Brum somferlably lied superably if he had
Mason to do so. Mr. Wysellum would is 1889 bare
Mown "MAW to as mists at Hasworth, Norfolk,
the net rental from Chia is from 4000 to £4,000 par
maws. By Mr. Wyndham's death this 'Mats would,
in the ordinary course of things, revert to Mrs. Mod.
bias's What add ; but it is stated that gemlike' of
legitimmy are likely to he raised, and it may happen
that this ssoosd 'Mato will sot, if ter all, go from the
Wyndham family bat will coos into the bawls of
Lamtesamt-O•seral Wyndham sod his Madras. The
deosamd's life was insured to the =Mat of £12,000 is
Ilse difmnat O&M. and *hiss polkas" are held by Mn.
Wyndham' as tag Weaseled is a rumbas, mad* by Mr
of Ilr.Wysdham's life interest is ilms Hammer* estate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

ATHELHAIIPTON.

TSXrBaiXOZ.—Osk Tuesday awing • looters was
delivered is the schoolroom of this pleas, an °01"
make with the Temperate" worremeat, by Mr. G.
Pea. The abler was aka by the Bev. H. B.
Mike, rata of tles parish, who introduced the wth-
jea of the evading by reigning to nriose mark, of
timo progress of the canes, indimted by may cheer-
ismi fads, se evidences of the swainish,' of mai public
mind and the !roman of the peblso oonacienos.
Mr. Pea's unea was " A sight with manes'
phrsiciairst" and an an address of nearly two hours
be 'Mooed the most coovisaing issuesony boo
pirriaimis and medical men of the highest Mann
substantisfing the same by foots, to the Own that
intozasung drinks are wispily sansoommory either an
health or nickname, quoting, among others, Dr. E.
Johnson, who rya, " I mart that theme drake
whenever used as beverages are injurious, and so
manna wholly and entirely aoseoreeery, goo* we
pester drop wbieb sawn the same penman" to as
lea/ it not a greeter silent." To tat sense effect
Sir Boejareio Brodie declares, " Wbeeever these
drink, are takes into the system, either in large or
mall quentities, they do more barer than good."
Aaic..ss other thiags, be cootroverted the notion
that Lese drioks are any aid to the digestion of
fad, by the oft-ropested statement of drinkers
themselves, that tem-totalors eat 111011,11 than antihero,
a pretty plain proof, If tree, that alcohol does not
aid but hinders digestion. Mr. Pas also referred to
• statement made by Dr. Tamer, if Leedom, forty
years ago, long before total abiliaaas societies were
formed, to the effect that "There me moss
stragthening matter is • pennyworth of bread than
is two railings worth of beet beer." Many other
medical writers of the highest eminommee were
referred to, moo** them Professor Bell,
of the Glasgow University. who art long
minas declared before • number of students

tbut " medical practitioners would kayo for

less to do if tho prseties of obstinate, win to become
universal." Ho added that there 'Ms this camels.
ties for them, "last Irbil* Sissy had Moe work, they
would ho bettor paid." mi. tesiimeey was referred
m bring in arriordanoe with that of Dr. Gordon,
of the Loading Hospital, who &Glared "lasts very
large proportion of the cams of disease in this
emissary an ks• direot remits el the drinking usages
of thir people." The lectors was liaised to throughout
with the mod profound addatios, and must, we
think, hare the elloot of Wonting the pinsayer sod
oosiirsoing and streagthening those airway °on-
vinoed of the truth of the principles dimmided.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

SAWING, PLANIN
MOULDING MILLS,
CAROLINE-PLACE, WEYMOUTH.

fa, AND

W. SKETCHLEY

BSOB respectfully to inform Balder',
Carpenters, the 'Lade and the Public 'morally,
that kasha( erected an entirely new set ci drst-olaas
Maeldisery, the ruse having obtained Two Medals—one
at the Plymouth A4rW.lttr.l Show, and the other at
the Dublin lots al Exhibition—he is prepared to
meats Sawing, Planter and Mooldisr§ at miry
dmaription, or any kind M Joinery Work, to order, M
the undermentioned p010..:

DOOM.
At per Foot sapariciaL
Moulded one side
Moulded both sides
Penel Squire
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2 „ „ Moulded both sides ...
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1 „ „ Bead, Flaah sad Square ...
1 „ „ Bel, Minh said Moulded
1 „ „ Bead, Batt and Square ...
2 „ „ Bead, Flush and Square
2 . „ Bead, Flesh and Moulded."

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Bashes k Frames, Namol Bills, Axle Pullen
doable hang— ...
2 ditto ditto
li Comments and Frames
2 ditto

dig.;

A lame assortinsat of well-ssawmed Doom Mould-
ings, Skitting., kn., always kept in Stook.
B iTINATES FOR_ GRIENHOIIBIIB AND CON-

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

BRE CHLAPINT AND BM MIDRIBS IN TUB MIDI.

Prise Sled.is were aw.nled at the Dublin Ribibitlon,
aod also by the Royal Agricultural Society.
The Royal Agricultural &laiety, smoking of the
Machine (ace Port 11.. No. IL, Page 403), my:—
Universal Joiner is capable of efficiently
performing the various operations of Sawing. Flan
h
lloulding, Tenoning, and Bevis& The Apparabast
adapted for working up Planks Mt* Doors, Window
Frames, Floor Boards, he. The planing, be., was
beautifully done, and with great rapidity.

SKSTCHLEY'S ITNIVERSAL 1311 TTY SAW.
Tbis Is tbe simplest sad most effective "Saw Te is"
before tbe Trade, it baring a perfectly clear Top, and
the upper. piston being worked from over bead. Tbe
Saw is wetted from an eccentric, and cata be let to any
etroke op to 6 inches. Ms Table will est oat any
sweeps ap to 16 'Sebes Ulla. Pries of Beaty Saw, IEI6.
IMPROVED STATIONARY ENGINES
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

WAREHAM,

&mood BLit& —We again limited our manarties
readers, who have the epperteisity Ile make it knows
to those coeosrned, that on Tuesday, the Skil Mit,
the Wareham &wisp' Beak in Forth-street, will
for the thin time be open at two o'clock pre.
issteed of 12 o'clock, sod that the mow, wili
attend there till throe o'clock pm., for the/mimes al
soperintoding the receipt of all dwells asd with-
drawals
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

LYME REGI&

ANOTIIII BOZOLLIT.—On Thursday morning, at the
time the magistrates were beariag the ass made out
main* the wow in malady for the berglary at Col.
Fowler's, the hams of J. Atkins, Seq., was entered,
owl the following attires, were stolen inlaid box,
Is whit* there was a pair of silver immolate, • sitar
purse °attaining ES, • pair of fancy gilt Wesel**, • pair
of *oral bracelets with gold awe. • Thwhlllhirt "sr*
box, Gelatinising • Charles I. wirer loaa, a Mary
QOM of Scott law* of Beach pebble and silver, with
• samograin, • Site ahem gold °Win ; • wall Swab
Wok, and • pair of hid?' boots.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

Swirl intellignut.

Tin Pori Is no yet demisted by Ms former Meads,
Primes, Austria, Beale. .ad it is mil, Esigirse saes,.
hastier& offered his HOWIMIII 1000 bayonets to keep
him on his totteriag throes; sail it is highly probable
that these offers will be weeper&

A Mormon' is oft toot I. the Southern &atm be
*root a memorial lathed& to the Coolederals deed.
As embraced is the eathedrel system, it iiesed be
build a horse of M toms far the widows of
mad a online for the moss. Tie *bole is to hob=
wider the nriediedien tho Ceemention el the
Protestent ' Cheri ia the trailed Sistes.

Ws are seurad as good authority that the lespeser
Napoleon reels* limited the peissirial Jews el Prams
to • 'scleroses on the isbyeet ot UM retest et the Jews
Is the Hely Lad, iu the senes at shish he Wend
thoroughly tato the whoa" sable* ase isthamded lie
disposition ti re his peat prom sad isitstme istrunie
that awl Whatever the setive. the het et ...a
asitereste is • reisarlishie Aga ot the Maass What
sty set this mysteries" man yet sing? Ws rhatalit
he gist to know bow Ida propsalm sere rewired IV
J•wre there saseuthletL—Birebratil arising Nom
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

BWANAGII.

A maxim —Oa Saturday last a serious asoident
hammed a* this pies, to a rasa asaisd Usury
*snail WbM engaged is iris quarry a Imp star
tail op hiss breaking the asall boas of his lei sad
aiuing other injuries, bet sodas the trombonist of
Dr. Dthaia± the sadisrsr is progressing favourably.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

NURSERY YACHTS from 406. Poramba
Worn, from ls. 64. Rocking Horns, from
Os.. nt W J. Toasts's:moil's. BUD,II..r.i.
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MAKER

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Consort, and Esker of the Great tlock for the Hottest
of Parliament,
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ship sad elegaaos of design of his extensive Stock
of Watches and Drawing-romn Clocks.
lodise' Gold Foreign Watches ... 7 Gelato&
Gentlemen's ditto
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Ladies' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto .* . . ... 16 „
Gentlernen's 41.4 a Compensation
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WAri;lo—db—roo °meters . 35 „
Gold and liilver Poaket 'Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every description. An
ant assortment of London-mad* Fine Gold Albert
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Compare Factory. Sornerset Wharf. famed. Louden.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06

Nous OF THZ WEEK.

TiLZGRAY of to-morrow after-
noon will necessarily contain the earliest
version of the Queen's speech at the inaugu•
ration of the New Parent. Our brief
abstract in another column, and our usual
Correspondent's letter nritten from the
gallery, present the substance of what pre-
liminaries have been gone through. Every-
one anticipates an exciting session, but
perhaps like the first Reform Session, it may
turn out to be 'ill talk." The only thing
that looks like business, is the pairing
together of Mr. Gladstone and Mr. &when
—a process of nidification which is expected
on all hands to hatch a goodly wistful of
figures. Mr. Goschen, say the knowing
ones, has been usociated with himself by
Mr. Gladstone, in order to take charge of
the revision of the Bank Charter, and that.
it is added, he could not do without having
Cabinet rank and dignity. Mr. Goschen
belongs to the house of Fruhling and
Gosohen, one of some thirty London firms,
who, last week, put down £l,OOO a piece for
middle-class education, at the instigation of
the Rev. W. Rogers, M.A. He is, unques-
tionably, a man of considerable means, sa
well as ability; and with another such man
(Mr. Stansfield) at the Admiralty, it appears
to us that the work which the Government
I may cut out for themselves, may take far
more the direction of economy than that of
reform. This we shall soon see from the
allusions embodied in the Speech from the
Throne. Still it must be remembered that
each paragraph of that Speech, being
at least, separately concocted, if not, under
the auspices of the differebt heads of depart-
ments, it is not easy to detect undue
prominence, even if intended to be given to
any particular topic, simply became of the
ns.tural instinct of each minister to "magnify
his office." Still, perhaps, we may calculate
without our host, in expecting that Bari
Russell will thus suffer one part of the Royal
Speech to neutralise another in the usual
manner. His lorship has, we fear, been
made to feel that he must be a man of pro-
gram and not of finality; that to "rest and
be thankful" is all very well in Glencroe, but
will never do in Westminster. We onllbtpi,
for his lordship's own sake, that the
may be framed on no rash model, anTr-hat
notling it contain, may be uneeeleeerilY
calculated to precipitate events.

IL—Tas CONTOO•TIOT Of the Church
has assembled as well as Palimueut. Depu-