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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

tonbon Gagttt.

TUESDAY

BANLIMS.—J. Edwards, Southampton, watchmaker,
Deo. 17, st 11 ; solo. Yews. Paterson, Bouverie-strret,
Meet-street ; of. amis. It. Parlryna —Joseph Low,
Basingstoke. coppice dealer, Dec. IE, at 12 I Dol.
Mandlor. Boaloptose ; o/. swig. Mr. Lund
_ _ _

Dimmurtors or DrrnmarDe.--J. J. Bessett
Blandford Foram, drs div. Bd.; R. D. WM*
Chadlvies, miller, di,. ild.; 0. S. Flood sad H. B.
Lott, Honitoa, busker; .d.

FRIDAY.

PARTFEUVITTI DISODLITCD. Bridge and Wookey,
Wellington. Somersetakire, maroons ; Clarke and
WaisteU, Reading, solicitors.
DEOLA/LATIOI OF Dremcip. —Vickery and Bodooek,
Salisbury, oil uttaohanta, dlr. flu—Wednesday, Dee.
12, at Mr. Parka's, Rtaingliallstreet.
BrIIIMOTTS.—Jseob Miller, Exeter, watohmaker, Den
18, at 11—sol. Mr. Flood, Easter; off. wig. Mr. Dew.
—William Mundy, Southampton, pork butcher, Des.
M. at 12 —eoL Mr. Mackay, off. oads.
Mr. Thormlike.—James Palfrey, Healed°, near Taunton.
Dec. 21, at 11—eoL Mr. Treneltard, Taunton; off. amd‘
Mr, Odic —Edward Squibb. Southampton, g 7
Dee. 22, at 12—eat. Mr. Mackay. Southampton;
swig. Kr. Thorsdiks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

CAME.

SINGULAR CANN OF CATTLE POISONING.—About
three weeks ago a number of 11:p belonging to Mr.
Symes, of Came farm, were di in a solution con.
Mining between 50 and 6011 m o arsenic in the term.
yard, at the lower end of which there 11 a pond
where cattle, not out gracing. drink. After the
sheep bad been dipped they were turned into the
yard, and a quantity of the solution which fell from
their fleeces found its way to the pond. No
cattle were allowed to go to it for some days,
till, indeed, it was thought the heavy rains and the
overflowing of the pond lad removed all traoe of the
poison. Eighteen cowl in calf were placed in the
yard on Tuesday, the 27th ult. Ills supposed that
they oommenoed to drink from the pond on the
following day, and on Friday several at them pre.
seated symptoms of merlons illness. Mr. Norris,
veterinary surgeon, of Fordington, wm sent for, and
be attended immediately, but at that time one
was dying, another presented fatal symptoms the
next day, and a third subsequently succumbed. The
other 15 were all affected—they were attacked with
' violist purging, ceased to ruminate, were evidently
in great suffering, and manifested so math giddiness
as to reel about as though drunken. The skill
and attention of Mr. Norris and his amistaut,
Mr. Milligan, however, has restored the 15 cows
from the affects of their poisonous drink. Some
pip draak at the some pond, but were not affected
which is amounted for by the circumstance that the
rows would enter the pond and thus Mir up the
arsenic at the bottom, while the pip would not.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

JERSEY.

ATTINTT TO MOODIER A MZDICAL MAN.—Mr.
Charles le Vemomes Godfrey, medial officer of ths
General Harping at Jersey, was fired at in the middle
of the day, in Glooossterareek by • man named
Thomas Roberta The contents entered the dootor's
left *balder, ad be fell on his knees, bat roes
instantly, seised the would-be murderer, and seared
him with assistanoe. The primmer said be was sorry
he bed not killed him. Dr. Godfrey is programing
gradually. Roberta is about 50 years of age. Some
two or three years ago be wee an inmate of the
General Hospital. suffering from • bed leg, 'hi&
was attended to by Dr. Godfrey. Eventually
Roberts want to England, where, him leg getting
wore*, he had it amputated. He returned to J•rery
about mix mouths ago, and made no secret of his
antipathy to the doctor, wham he blamed ae the
mass of hie losing his leg, alleging that he We. nob
properly attended to by him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

WYNFORD EAGLE,

A DIIIIIONIMIT 811VAIT.—IAMi WO:day John
Bishop, labourer, in the employ of M. John Sprake,
of this panels, yam broaglit up at the Shinhall,
before IL Williams and E. Pearce, &gra, charged
by P.S. Stillman with stealing three buahels of
wheat and 150 lb.. of coal, belonging to his mister.
He mid be took the wheat to_give to the horses, and
admitted stealing the opal. There were reasons for
believing be had carried on similar thefts for • con-
siderable time. —Senteueod to 4 suouthee hard
labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

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SOUTHAMPTON.

MANALAUGHTLR.—SaIiMed BO,liallijllo WM indicted
at the Winchester assizes for the manslaughter of
Henry Russell, on the 3rd of September, at South-
ampton. Mr. Bent prosecuted, and Mr. Russell
defended the prisoner. It appeared that the de-
ceased and the prisoner were both respectable
inhabitants of Southampton. On the evening of the
3rd of Sep:ember they were in the smoking-room of
a tavern at Sguthamptoo. They had a dircussion
upon religious topica, and words ran rather high. At
list Russell told the prisoner that be was drunk,
and he bad better go home to his wife. The prisoner
said he could go home to his wife, who was a irk-
time wife, and not go home to a woman. Russell
said, " You're • blackguard." Prisoner made a
remark, upon which Russell slapped the prisoner's
face. The prisoner then tried to strike Russell, but
warn prevented by the landlord. Russell left the
room, and the landlord kept the prisoner with •
view of letting Russell have time to get home, but
Russell returned, and shook his umbrella at the
prisoner, and said he would give him a good
thrashing with it. He then again left the
room, and the landlord still detained the
prisoner, in the hope that Russell would go
home. After • short time the prisoner said he must
go, and upon opening the door Russell was seen
standing on the pavement. He immediately went
up to the prisoner and struck him two or three times
with the umbrella. The prisoner knocked the
umbrella out of Russell's baud, and struck him
several blow.. Russell fell and was insensible. He
was carried into the tavern, cold water soon brought
him round, aid the prisoner came in and apologized
to Russell, and they wished each other good night
and shook hands. The landlord took Russell home,
and he went to bed, but died in the course of the
night. Mr. Bencraft, the surgeon, wax called in.
He found the base of the skull fractured, evidently
by a fall awl not by a blow. This bad caused the
death. The Judge, in summing up, told the jury
that he presumed they would not disagree with the
surgeon as to the canes of the death. Then came
the question whether the act of the prisoner was
lawful. A. man who was attacked had a right to
defend himself but he meat not do more than was
neoessery; he must not punish his operand. If they
thought the prisoner had not used more violence
than was necessary, they ought to acquit hirr.:„The
jury at once acquitted the priaoner.--There was
some applause.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

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IMPUILITITE OF THE BLOOD.

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WEAENEIIe AND DEBILITY
Bow loam poems Alder from debility without knowing the
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

PIGS.

To the owner of the best boar—C2, Mr. Warden, Pen
MlI F,rni, Yeovil ; second, El, Mr. tignies. Ifenstridge.
To the owner of the best breeding sow -E2, Mr.
Harden, Yeovil ; second, El, Mr. Bensey. Yarlington.
To the owner of the three best olts in farrow-4, Mr.
Spurs, Combs Fenn.
To the owner of the best fat pig—L'l, Mr. C. II)do,
Compton ; second, 104., ditto.
BOMB.

To the owner of the beet beekney or bunter—Nees of
plete, vehe lb, Mr. Thoinu Staphi, Mattock; smoond,
£l, Mr. Chick, Cense.

ROOTS.
A piece of plate, value E 4 4a. given by Messes. Procter,
for the best four sems of Mangold Wortsel grown aad
iupplied by their agent, Mr. William Maiden, of Pen
Mill, Yeovil—Mr. Buckman. of Bradford Abbs.
A ',Moe of plate ,value £4 45., given by Messrs. Procter,
for five acres of !Swears, grown with Molars. Procter's
manure and supplied by their agent, Mr. Maiden, of
Pen mai, Yeovil—Mrs Nolly. of Compton Paringefool.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

Vottrp.

• BESTIN B.
Would all I hare read of good were true,
All that seemed fair as fair within,
That love and truth were sever sold,
I Dever ices—nor ever you
That evil deeds or venial de
Had no move from proffered gold.
Would every hood I clasped to-day
knew to-morrow warmth the same;
Be. who I loved that hand bath seised
ml borne the beauteous pries awx;ine
Oh I that this empty puree could
What every fall one bath &shimmed I
Would Fortune's sooty hands were akin,
Were clean enough to throw her sleek
o That spangled cloak of Tyrian dye,"
over the hungry and the lean,
over the brave with beert of oak,
or check the starving wretehes' sigh
Would all the foothill boars I've spent,
Or hours of grace Ilet go by,
Were ehained within my chamber here,
Were once more mine, were once more in
01. 1 amid *he ke•aberou. moments ff
Once more, with Wisdom steadies near.
Would every angry word Pre mid
I amid this mortal boar resell,
To oast them in a wen Ire;
No earthly ewer, give thee to the dead,
Nor smear death's 'harp lanes with Wier WI.
Oh I could my hand this moment break
From every slave Me heavy chats.
There's a new world, 'tis dose at heed,
No tyrant's iron rod sae shake;
There all shall never aak in vain,
Ergot In Freedom's ranks shall misad.

WELD TAnos.

THE SONG OF THE LABOURER.
The old Marsh aloe has streak the boar at twelve,
Bo we may weed ns homeward presently
Thom* short the respite on. to toil cad delve
May 'math biz own root mead it plemantly ;
Nay greet his wits, it haply he's so blessed,
May take hlaiwatling hobs Wm, his im",
And when he all his loved 0111111 has caressed,
Bay what beam lord is happier than be.
It is not station—he at high degree
Gin scarcely brook the cares at OlOil to-morrow,
While he who toils from meth ot sin irm ;
He I= not time to brood o'er fanged 1102TOTI.
The mind to be at NA OSUlli be employed,
'Ti. thud the cares bath proved the greeter blessing;
Time must be and, it 'tis to be enjoyed,
In doing good--mit mimeos sad emicasing.
SO let us love the God who made
With all the powers et soul that be has siren,
And all his creatures whether greet or small,
For that's the way at lad to win to heaves.
Bs with your lot, whale'er it be, maimet,
Yet.,,. willing to mat a brother;
So all our days may happily be sweat
In best 11011-10VO -by-101ft ono anoth•e.
ftroxs•szuszi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

BRIDPORT.

THllli Wale slight fall of @now here last Saturday
se'noight, the lint this wawa. It only lied • shot*
tante however, and the westlwor has mina, been very
wild and rainy.

MR. ENDIAMPOHN pee • leeisee on "Every Day
Experiment, •od Common People of Common Life,"
at the Literary Institute au Tainday evetung, which
was largely attended, and proved very unsling in
different parts of it.

A B , is proposed to be bald in the Drill
Hall of the let Dorset Hite Volunteers, early nest
spring, under distinguished patronage, in aid of the ez•
incurred in the erection of the Hall. Mn.e7nBepler, llocutfield, Bridport, and Mrs. Lenin.
laminar, Bridport, have kindly ocieeented to receive
any dostributions tow/atilt, and we hope end believe it
will be • great sneezes. Already we bear several band
-
Posse doarAions in money bare been nth& by difhwent
persons, who preferred directly helping the fends that
way, to 'Wag (bulimia of work, he.

A FaHIPO CASUALTY.-1010010. q_usaltities of
H sprats have been recently caught at the arbour and
MI the west. On Sunday week last two men
who had taken a large quantity near Eype's Mouth,
were returning to Bruiport Harbour with them in a
boat, when, in ooneequence of being in overladen,
it unfortunately was swamped. The seen were
precipitated into the water, but luckily being able
to swim. they got ashore at Bype's Month, Tho 7
sawed the boat, but we NV sorry to hear, lost the
ash.

WI are glad to learn that Mr. 00i, elet, who
was ualortunately knocked down tk• other day by
• fish out at the harbour, and seriously injured
tbarebl, I progreniag favourably. Serious Mars
were at Bret entertained, from his great age, of
I what tbe remit would be, but w• hope now be will
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

for ii " and more on to it, If they wanted IL Orchard
said did sot take the loaf ; bet Jmobe pre It to hist.
Prisoners pleaded guilty.—Prosecutor said be did not
wish the owe preesedagaiast the prieonera—The Moyer
said be had a great objection to sending eSildren to Um
scanty gaol; he should, therefore, order the mimesis
each to remiss 12 strokes with a birth rod.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

WEYMOUTH.

Nors.—The short train am the G.W.R., leaving
here at 8.30 p.m., has been discontinued, and one
starting at 8.15 p.m. substituted.

BonoLaay.—While Mr. and Mrs. R. Baxter, of
Spring Gardens, were attending Divine servioe on
Sunday einnight, mom person or persons took advan-
tage of their absence and forcibly entered the home.
The parties shetracted about £45 in money, includ-
ing a£s note of the Doreetshire Bank. One man
rem taken into custody on suspicion, and brought
before the Borough maristrates OD Monday.
name is Robert Peach, a bricklayer's labourer.
Nothing but the money was taken. There were
other valuables about but they bad not been removed.
The evidence being insufficient he was discharged.
He asked who was to pay him for his time, but the
I Mayor told him he did not sit there to give advice
there were plenty of professional men in the town.
Suspicion attached to the prisoner by resion of his
having been employed about the premises.

Bottoons Perry Sesames, Tbureday.—Before the
Mayor and J. Ayling, Esq.—Mary Asa Broughton,
a girl aged eleven, was charged with stealing half-a-
sovereign from John Matthews. —Ellen Matthews
stated that her husband kept a shop in High-street.
Prisoner had been frequently seen about the premises,
and she had often came into the shop asking the
pries of articles, but seldom buying anything. Had
frequently found her in the shop without knowing
anyone was there, and then she made a pretence
of asking what different things cog. On
Wednesday, shortly before two, will:ism had
two half-sovereigns in a box on the table,
just loads the door. There were also some coppers
in a corner neer the box; but she was not arts= if
she looked the box. A little time afterwards she
went to cumin* the box, end fused one of the ball.
sovereigns gone. Prisoner was in the neighbour-
taxi at the same tinie.—John Matthews, hosciand of
the last wawa', deposed that yesterday about two,
when coming from dinner, he saw prisoner lookieg
into the window of his .hop.—Joseph Curtis
stated that prisoner came to him yesterday
and asked for change of balf-a-soverign, with
which he supplied her.— P.C. Short deposed
to taking prisoner into custody. fibe denied the
charge, and said she took the half-sovereign
from her mother • fortnight ago and kid
it under a early& in the front room. By the
I superintendent's orders he went to her mither's
house, to ascertain if the half-sovereign was under
the carpet. He rained to the station with
Matthewe, when prisoner voluntarily contesesd she
took the money from the box in prossootorb shop.
1 The Superintendent, in reply to the Mayor, said
prisoner',
sr father was a warder at Portland. He
then was maw nenjleot on the part of the
permits, as the child had been brought
op bare for steeling currents.— Prisora
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

POOLE.

DZATH OF MIL IsAAO STULL —Oll Thursday
the flag over the Town Hall was elevated"half- mast,"
a practice usual here on the diabase of any one baring
held • position of honour either in the borough or
the kingdom at large. On this °oath= it memo-
rialised the decease of Mr. Isaac Steele, one of the
alderman of the borough, who, although little above
three-wore years, has for • conaidetri time past
been • confirmed invalid. He was one of the old
L...... entitled to vote on that qualification of
wham not more than nine now remain.

DRODORIZATION •ND SANITARY REFORM. —Very
general attention is at present being excited to a
scheme propounded by Mr. Darby for the abolition
of cesspools and vaults and the deodorization of
niglitacd, by which be promises " the total removal
of obnoxious smells, purer water by the noapollutioo
of wells, a healthier atmosphere by the removal of
malaria, and sanitary reform sufficient to satisfy
Goveramsot inspeotore and obviate sewerage."
Owing to the Oat state at the town sewerage would
be a most expensive operation, the estimate of its
probable cost being £20,000 at least.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

IMPORTANT TESTIIIONiA LS.

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never laid down in bed. I thought myself rapidly
sinking to the grave. My husband was completely
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_ _ _ .

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cured, and I passed through last suitor without any
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This is • statement of simple facts which I beg you to
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

BILITRYIELD CLUB CATI'LE SHOW.

The swans of the prism commeneed thia morning.
Devons—lat £lO, Mr. W. Smith, Higher Hoopen,
Exeter, for esteer ; steers, not exceeding 1 years and
3 montlis—lxt, £9O, Mr. T. Bond, Petheriec, 3rd, £lO,
Mr. Walter Farthing, Stoney Court, Briditirster stem
above 3 years and 3 mouths—let, 1:30, Mr. W.
Farthing ; heifers not exceeding 4 years-
-14, £25, Mr. J. Dashwood, Hyde; 2nd, £l5, and 3rd,
£lO, to Mr. W. Farthing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

CALENDAR.

Dec. 11.—Ineeday.—Baloyou fishing begins in Tay.
Wedneaday.—Terilight sods about 6 o'clock.
13.—Tbarsday.—Lusy, Virgin and Muter, 906.
14.—Friday.
lb.—Saturday.
16.--Sunday.—Tbird Sunday in Advent.—Morn.
ing : lit Leeson, Isaiah nor.; 2nd
Lesson, Ante net. Keening: Ist Lesson,
Isaiah 2nd Lemon, 184. Pear iv.
17. —Mosaday.—Oxford Term ends.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

emu%

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Messrs. Itymea, Coughs Penn.
To the owner of the 10 beat Down chilrer lambs—
C 2, Messrs. Brame, Coml.* Farm.
To the owner of the host Southdown rams of any age
—CI, Mr. Robert Brook, Hey Farm, Yeovil.
To the owner of the best Hampshire Down ram, of
any sac—Piece of plate, value £3, Mr. Chick, Cense.
T. the owner .1 the 10 best fat Down wethers-13,
Mr. Janes Monekton, Long Suit. n.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

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eaurt anb fasbionablt Intzlligtnce.

Tim honour of knighthood has been conferred by the
Queen on Mr. Alderman Phillips, the late Lord Mayor
of London.

Hen MAJZSIT has forwarded, through the Home
Secretary, to the Mayor of Wolverhampton, her grecdons
acknowledgments of the loyal weloome and address
presented to her on the occasion of her recent visit to
that town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

ISLE OF PI7RBECE.

Tex GIORGI flourr, isle of Purbeck Lifeboat,
meetly took her experimental cruise- There was a
strong gale from the 8.W., and • heavy ses was
running. The crew, consisting of nine
and two volunteers, under the command
ms,
chid officer of fit. Alban's Head station, having
taken their plains, the boat Wlllll run down on its
carriage to the water's edge, and the order being
given, the men on shore healed on the launching
tackle, when the George Booth plunged into the
kerning sea, amidst the cheers of • nuniber of people
who, even in such • desolate spot as Chapinan's
Pool, had thiembLed to wittiest and take part
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and skim over its crest like a dunk. One after
another the breasted the enormous waves, and ben
601180114 qualities soon became apparent to all, and
DO 004 doubted but that with Fever management
she would Amid soy weather. The cruise lasted
about an hour and • half, and the crew brought bock
their hoe& thoroughly satisfied with her, and waft-
dent of bet powers amid she be required for active
service.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

PORTLAND.

Moan Cotrvicra. —On Friday a batch of 25 con-
rime arrived here from Pentonville, and amongst
them were observed • few "old bands," who had
previously been on • visit to the establishment.
Tun W/LATII Ili. --From • northerly wind 00
Saturday, it veered round to the south on Sunday,
blowing strong. Numerous merchant vowels,
including sees& steamers, put in the Roads for
shelter.

Tut GAL—Unit of the lamp posts are now erected,
and iii. anticipated that the lights will oommence
this week. A mein pipe from the gas works is
being carried screen the common for lighting the
Verne.
Tug Pown.mrp Baziawkra, —As the Portland
Breakwater is now completed, many of the buildings
formerly used by those sowed in the:construction
of that great national undertaking will be rendered
vacant, and hie proposed on the part of the Admiralty
that some of theft should be surveyed, with the
view of asoertaining if any of them can be converted
Into sick quarters for the reception of petiolate be-
longing to Her Majesty's ships when stationed in the
roads, so as to render unnecessary pursuing the old
plan of transporting them, at me* inconvenience
and danger, to Heiler Hospital.—Army and Navy
Gasette.

POPULAR RIADINCIB.—Tbe 6fth_popular readings
took place at the Institution on Tuesdey evening
last to • crowded audience, who were not deterred
by tbe wet evening and boisterous weather. Tbii
chair was occupied by CAL R. W. Lacy, 68th Rept.
Subjoined is the programme, the whoki of which
gave matistaction _

8010 end ehorus—" Where is home," Mr. Aeot
Sonic —" Rook me to sleep, mother," Miss Norris.
Reading—" Mondale in Cheupside," Mr. J. Rhodes.
Dust—" Gipsy," Trovetore, Mime Norris and Mr.
D.M.M.

Reading—" The Naliira—i-13Tidge," Dr. Carruthers.
Duet, Bute and piano- " Ethiopian airs," Yr. Hitching
and Mr. Thorne.
Reading—Trial some, " Idarebant of Veal's, " Mr.
Weetheare.
Boalf;-"Magries Esoret," Miss Masao.
Reading— A hot. n tin earriet," Cap& Granville.
fiong—" Love not," Xt. Dufgeld.
Reading— 'Song of the shirt," Mr. Johnson.
Seered trio—" He is gone over the meentain " Mise
Mooso, Rev. H. JenoFr end Er. J. Mart,

neadingL" Margo of the Libt Brigade," Dr.
Oarrarbors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

CORN EXCHANGE, BLANDFORD.
--
THE COMMITTEE of th• "WORXDfO Itzte's
Cum" bays the pleasure to aunounoe that
Mr. WALLACE FYFIC will deliver • Lecture on
...Christmas, its Carols and Customs," on FRIDAY
Evening, DECEMBER 14.
Musical Illustrations to the Lecture will be given by
Mn, Edwards and the Blandford Glee Union.

COLAINEL MAUL Hifi preside.
Psocnuaess OF THE MEMO.

Instrumental Prelude, (Voluntary) Ur. Boyton Smith.
Street Carol, "Christians awaits,. ' Dr. John Byrom,
Plsin Chant, Te Dann A mbrosian.

Pin Cheat. Ti De.t.om

... Grirrian.
91ap.'

Portugme Hymn, " Adeste Fideles," Portage's meL
Angtl's song, "in &oasis Gloria," Heads& S.S. 96.5..
Charlemagne's by.ton, " Veni Creator Spiritus," Dryden.
Ancient Introit, 'Titer flatus cat." Tornio.
ehriht was born on Christmas-day," Swedish.
Virgin and Child," Christian Knowledge Sm. Coll.
God rest ye merry, gentlemen," ... Gsuntlett.
Am on the night bsforithe blessed morn," 0. Gibbons.
The G.,hien Carol, "We saw a light shine out afar."
The_ First Au olden composers,
. . . . .

Ye lluar's Iles4. AllOl6llll OdoedPreareilonale.
Prince Henry's Christmas Ono& "The Boar Is dead."
Visas : "Hark the Herald starts sing." Mendelasohn.
For arrangements see handbill&

WILLIAM WALBERTON,
COACH AND CARRIAGE BUILDER,
(mom LoNDox,)
DAMORY•LANR, BLANDFORD,

8108 respectfully to inform the Gentry,
aver. and lababitsats of Mondani and its
Vicinity, that be has commenced %Maras ma COACH.
BUILDER (in whim b. lus had 15 ma' a:ionising.),
ad whilst soliciting • share of public . Imam
those who may favor him with their that it
will bo his aim, by soasissit attention to all Orders,
sombinad with good workmanship sad moderate amps,
bike *very matishotion.
Impairs of every dmaription easoatei with intatame
sada=Osioller.

Me REEDING, FEEDING, and xenon' manage-
JI-11 nient of Cattle. —Sea "Journal of Agricul-
ture" for Doormber.

ITIHE MONTK—TbiI SEASON mad the CROPS
I_ The Grain Trade, Live Stook Trade, to.
—See "Journal of Agri=Dare" for December.

rirIABLES OF AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN.
1. —Soo "Journal of Agriculture for Dimosenber.

THE NEW TIKE.SEEPER.
ONE SHILLING ONLY.

lITATCHESI- W ATCHESI SUPERSEDED I
E V One of theme Newlpinvesiol Pocket Tine
Keepers, hi lisedietete silt awe, with a "'
watiseted eorreet ; keep is order ftetee
Sass by thouseeds. Bat eeet-tree for 11 etealpe
AMNIA WiciAtx Sem mad Co., Wateilawkees,
Catiterhee-temee, Hamel Twit-net, Herisegese,
W. Three M?.e Free bat b. ed. in eiraps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

Yi

BY 12110188 i ELSOITIO TELIGRAI'II

LONDON MARKETS.

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(FROM OUR OWN RRPORTSR.)
--
KABX.LANE, MOSDAT, Din. la
Trade foe Enlists wheat most inactive, bushier delay
retail at It Mondsy's rake. Foreign slow, cm Newer
tonna. Barley doll, fine malting rather &ewer, and
inferior la decline. Malt quiet at late rates. Oats firm.
Bou,. 2,„. a quarter ebesper. Peas quiet. Flour in fair
demand at Lste rates. Seeds unalkrt-d. Cake, is. a
ion dearer.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Dito. 10.
Foreign stock fine, home fed beads 2d. pee4b. dearer.
Mutton trede inactive, bet in some hutment prime were
2d. per 81h. higher. Calves steady. Poit dull at
drooping prices.

MONEY MABILET, DiO. 10.
Console for mousy are marked 88i to 88/ ex div. ;
and for the amount, 84 to ex div.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

PRICIO3.

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art ; set in the beet prepared Indian rubber, soft or
hard gam, horn Se. toUnims tooth; or CS to £5 pee
double set. Teeth extrs Is, to 2s. Stopped, Is. Cleaned, S. Teeth reg
79, ST. THOMAS STEKEZ WEYMOUTH.

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BKADFORD-ON•SVON.

Stmatrint Arrucwriox—On Wednesday week,
Inspector Pitney applied to the magistrates, Mr. T. B.
Saunders, and the Rev. .1 Wilkinson, for isatemition
under the following clreurnstanees :—The .orrice of the 1
parish church now commences at 11, and termiestes at
one &clock, half-an•hour later that formerly. The
public-houses, however, continue to open at halibut
12, being half au hoar before the eise. of the
caw rob service, and the publiquia refuse to keep
closed half-arvhour later. The A.Ot of Parliament said
public homes " most not be opened before half-past
selee in the afternoon, or where the morning aortic,
in the shush, chapel, or principal place of worship of
the parish, shall not usually terminate by that time."
The Bench gave it as their opinion that the houses
should beamed till one o'clock, the time of the terrain-
, ation of the service at the pariah ebureh, but said they
could make no order on the subject.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

CORN MARKETS.

Mall-IANN Friday —The fresh arrival. of English
wheat at to-day's markSt were very small, bpi fu in
excess of the demand. The:. was no improvement M
I he inquiry for either red or white parade, aad the trade
waa very dull. at full Monday'. decline in mice.. Tia
marital was well supplied with foreign wheat, in which
next to nothing was doing, sad Om value of inferior
sorts bad a drooping tendency. Floating cartes of
Clay
in moved off slowly, at the late reduction. The
trade morally, was without eciti vity. at about
late ratatidalet was in limited request co former term&
In oats a fair average business was peeling, mei
Monday's prices were supported. 8e... and pea. wets
quiet, at late rate.. Flour mot a slow sak, at about
previous ourrenelse.
Per Qr.

WHS•T
Kowa, Kent, red, ... 34 to 111
" Ditto, new ... 30 to IPS
" to a
" Ditto, ... if to 44
liorkilk and Lincoln.
red,

Per Qe
8. es
Scotch, potato 3.) to 36
•hite ii to 24
" black ... tt to 30

47 to
Ditto, new ... —to
•
Malting
Distilling
Grinding

llasagan ... • 41 to 411
Tick 41 to 43
Harrow 47 to 47
?limo ... 46 46 60
0r47 . rice
344614... —3O a
whit. . • 40 to 44
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

CHARMOUTH.

Ratty A crairv.—On Timidly lest John Hawkshaw,
Iraq., held his rent audit at the Caw* and Hones
Inn. The rents were received by R. Hillman, 11110.
Req., steward. After business, the tenants dined
together; Mn. Hillman presided.

Ten Om woos', celebrated for having in the
troublous times in 1651 sheltered Bing Charles IL,
In his attempted flight to France, is now under
repair, and the masons, In removing the plastering
In one of the rooms, have brought to light • beautiful
waved ceiling, and many other interesting features
whioh proem the building to be 460 years old.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

FROUD'S TONIC PILLS

A RE justly celebrated for the disorders inci-
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ages of lila They restore regularity, sod imparts
health sad vigour.
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tatest.

" Exracen" Omar, Moods, Night
Pda MINIM Broace loons London to-d to recast
his duties so Goverpor of Malin.

Tlll Globe affirms that • most serious wide I. ap-
promising la tho relations of Austria withataisla.

Tag &int of Dooember 8 dotes thal tho Conven-
tion relating to tbe Pontifical debt iree *zed thia
pedona day.

Puna New Tort, Den 8, we learn that the Marquis
de Moodier, Frond Minister for Foreign Affairs, has
amend Mr. Bigelow that the French troops will leave
Mexico in March.
Tan following members of the Coatroom Law Bar are
about to be made Counsel :—Kr. G. M. Deeds,-
well, of the Olford, Circuit; Mr. T. J. Chtrke, of the
Home Circuit; Mr. C. G. ?Meaux. Mr. H. T. Oele, and
Mr. T. K. Kineon, of the Western Circuit ; sad Dr.
Spin's; of the Probate Court.

-GOTRANNINT AND 1111 Tautoursa—A abeam
has been drawn up providing for the punishes 1 work.
ins by Government of the telsgrapids lisseoffhe United
Kingdom, and the present Ministry has gives it their
approval. The principal features are • moth lower
tiriff, and • uniform rate for • given n d voids
as respects any distance.
Tut Prince of Wales returned to , Aro
an absenoe of about • month, on F His
Royal Highness, on his journey from made •
brief stay both at Berlin and Patio. on
Thonday morning at the latter city, this re wail
waited on by Lord Cowley, and s•Wiations were NO
by telegram from Compiegne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

FOS TRIIIIIIIIIIIIION kSHOLD.

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1866.

THE "SINGER" new NOISELESS LOCK
STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
Twee say width, hem, or fell while mewing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

Seim
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Mauston and *aro 72 to 110

EnElish, Itae•dt.-
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Scolth.Pfltd 24 to SO

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EtiurroL, Thoniday.—et our market to-day &lents
wheat was in moderate supply, and sold slowly at •
decline of fully 2s. per quarter ;foreign quiet and la to
2s. per quarter lower. Malting barely difficult of male.
and values tbe torn in buyers' favour; grinding dull,
and la per quarter lower. Notwithstanding abort
supplies of oats, tbe trade ruled dull at 6d. pm quarter
reduction. Maim 6d. to Is. per quarter lower. Bons
ratheirAbesper.
1.17111:row, -rile stboadalbee Was mocieraa
and a limited retail sale for all articles at the prices c,
Tuesday, the only expecUon being in Chili wheats
which from several arrivals might have been bought
shade easier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

GREAT TOLLEIt.

LaimorY.— Yesterday morning John JIM/ Cox,
of Ponoknowle, and James Perris, of Glanville'
Wootton, were brought up in melody, before E.
Seq., at the County Mell, Dorchester,
obarged with larceny. For some time peel Mr.
Pope, of Toiler, has mimed a quantity of wood, and
leek Batard.y P.C. Cantle met the prisoners in this
perish oerrylng away two phase of • irel, weighing
b about Nibs. They refund their news,
wttr they were taken into custody. The
found that the stolen proporly corres-
ponded with the stem of a tree left in the growled,
—They were till filehmday, Mr. Shiner,
their employer, becoming bell foe their aggesennos
ha the eam of Li ire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

DORCHESTER.

nINT TO LIVITENANT 110DGIU1 wane ROINTING.
regr,t to learn that Lientensat Hodges, of
".r,i I V. it. (Dorchester) eorm, sustained • severe
111";.i en Mood., week while out hooting with Lord
hound., in the neighbourhood of Nether
It .ppesirs that ha attempting to take • lean, the
f„.01. and turning aside quickly. Mr. Hodges waa
1. ...I thrown violently mama • gate, wherebi
c matilerable bijou at the lower part c.f
hat we are metaled to hear that to bases
„. and Chetah' is now in • fair way of
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

UPTON SCUDAMORE.

ACCIDNNT. —On Friday week, a very painful
socident occurred in this village. A boy named
Edward Townsend, in the employ of Mr. Long. was
leading a horse at • threshing misehhelk sad through
some canes be got knocked down by one of the arms
of the ineohine and came into contact with the work-
ing part; before the machine could be stopped, his
left thigh, :war the hip, was frightfully
the flesh being torn oft into the bona fre was
removed, as soon as possible, to the Wermaieter
Cottage Hospital.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

TRADES' REFORM DEMONSTRATION.

The great Trades' Reform Demonstration took place
on Monday. The weather was far from being favour-
able, but there were glimpses of sunshine which helped
to mike it tolerable. The great profession wee or.
pulsed is good order in St. Javoes's Park. Large
crow& of the Reformers congregated in different places
In the Mall, and ea the parade around were men wear-
ing academic hate, and enormous white chokers, who,
aeoompaaled by Peer " darks," repeated with great
nate a Litany as Reform.¶ " Liberty,* which was
drawled out with greet leak oolimaity, tickled the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

POOLE.

ACTION AoAnts! THE POLICE. —Saperiatiodsot
Clifford and two others of the Poole constabulary have
been *weed with cram for false imprieonment, tbe
rnintiff being Israel Abel, the driver of Shepherd's
telope Hotel omnibus. A few months ago Abel on.
ortunately drove over • child in the public street, for
which the police took him in charge, and kept him
several boom in custody, until he was bailed out by his
muter. When the charge came before the otagietrates
Abel was discharged with a caution, end the police
momended. Having now, however. &mem to briny
his action for false imprisonment. the Town Council
bad to consider whether they would protect the public
°facers by taking on themeelves the ddence of the action
or leave Superintendent Gifford and his men to fight
their own battle. The Watch Committee recommended
the former course should be adopted, but • great deal
of party feeling eziating among the lower class of rate-
payers against Superintendent Gifford for being scoloas
In the discharge of his ditties, a memorial was got up
preying the Town Council not to defend the Fiction.
The go/41am come Were hics Conseil on Monday, when,
as everybody but the memorialists anticipated, as a
matter of course, the Town Clerk was Instructed to
defend the action to the end, the costa to be paid out of
the borough funds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

PORTLAND.

THE 4th D.V.A. was inspected on Wednesday
week by Captain and Adjutant Keating, who
Soinplimsoted them very highly on their soldier-like
agesaranne and general efficiency.

Darrarrrioieor POULTRY. —On Thursday night
• eery strings and unexpected animal paid • midnight
visit to the fowl house belonging to Mr. B. (3.
Comben, who keeps the Albert Inn, at Castletown.
On going to the shed in the morning seven fine fowl.
were found dead, and on looking • little further the
"animal" in question was discovered, and turned out
lobe, fine pole-cat ferret, but where it came from
I • mystery, is we can best of no one losing a
tenet, which was killed very soon after its di.-
lovely.

ST. JOAN'S CRURCR. —The opening of the new organ
ton Sunday week was celebrated by having a special
eervice in the afternoon. The Rev. W. Rolderness,
formerly chaplain of the Portland prison, preached
the morning, afternoon, and evening ; and most
eloquent and appropriate addressee he made, dwell-
ing with much feeling on the necessity of praising
Cod with heart and rob*, and forcibly reminded us
ef the words, "List all the people praise thee, 0 God,
sea, let all the people praise thee." At the morn-
ing service forms, Ac., had to be borrowed to afford
ilufflcient accommodation for the large number
present. Collections were made after each service
4owards the organ fund.

The COMPRNSATION CLAZ. —After a two days
inquiry, a jury has decided that the commoners of
rortlaad shall have £2.775 for the extinguishment of
their rights over the 17 acres of pariah land required
by Government. Although this sum is Is.. than was
originally claimed, it is shout three times as much as
the War Office were disposed to allow, and, there-
'Ore, the contest, an skilfully conducted by Mr. R. N.
Boward from beginning to end, may be regarded
as a great BUCCeIa. We only hope now that the
?ortlauders may loon reap the benefit of the com•
pi:nation awarded them. A singular hit of evidence
was given by Mr. J. Goode, c.a., resident engineer
his the Breakwater. After seventeen years' experi.
AMe of qearrying by free and 'markt labour, he
concludes that two free men do the work of five
convicts, which shows the hard-working worthy
ohmmeter of oar islanders.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

SIIERBORNE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

On Thursday, the annual cattle show was held In
• field near the Railway Station. The attendance
was not so large as on previous years. On suoonot
of the cattle plague restrictions there were no fat
stook exhibited. The sheep were of very prime
character, and the pigs were such admired. The
entries were six pens of Down stook ewes, five of
Down lambs, two of Southdown and two of Hamp-
shire Down ewes. Pigs—five boars soil six sows.
'rwo pens of elks, rive pens of fat wethers, and four
of fat pie. Horses—nine hackney oults.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11

WAREHAM.

PETTY Samos& Tuesday. —Before M. Rodgett
C. W. Dinky, R. Bond, Rpm, and Rev. O. V. Osehod.
—Jilin Bridle, of Swanage, stops mason, was summonsed
for stealing two rabbitt traps, of the vain* of de., on
October 9th, the property of A. M. Lockbain, Est., at
Studien& Defendant did not appose and a warrant
tras granted for hi. apprehension. —The saute defendant
Sas also charged with trespassing insearch of game, on
Ste 12th instant, at Studland.--George PhioPlturd. of
ssranage, was summoned by the police for being drunk I
4nl riotous at Langton, on the 26th. Defenriaat did not
depose, amid a warrant granted for his apprehension.—
Sensual Young and Marla Matehsm were summ.med for
stasultins and heating Elisabeth Gillingham,at Renner,
en the 21st Nov.—Dismissed.—George Gillingham
was summoned for smatilting Samuel Young at Emmett'
on the 214.—Dismissed.—Jsmes Day, decide Castle,
was summoned under the Pouting Prevention Aet, by
p.e. Farm. (I, for being on Ilnd, in search of pme at
Church Knowla, on 29th. —Fined 124. includingensta
John Antes was ouromoned by P.C. Dowling, for being
drunk and notens at Morsen. —Pined ts.—Charles
Bennett was summoned for leaving a waggon and hones
on the road at Hordes, without any one in charge of
the same.- Fined lla—Thomm Hard ty and Edward
flo, of Wareham, were summoned for trespassing In
search ef game et Worget, on the 2nd Demi:bee.
Hardy dismissed, Hodge fined 10s. 64.