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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

WIMBORNE

RAINITINS RINGS ON CORON•TiON-DAT.-FrOli an
invitation issued by the Volunteers, the holiday
seekers of Wimhorse and the neighbourhood, took
the direction of Badairy Rings, where ample ewe,
beautiful turf, and • panorama unsurpassed in beauty
and estent, with fresh breezes on the hottest day, tasks
the old camp without a rivaL There are doubtless
pleas equally attractive, which in some degree must
answer for the thin muster of riflemen, enough
however to prove that the corps still remain' intact,
accompanied by their bend, drums and fifes under
the command of Lieut. Weld Taylor. They left
Wimborne in waggoni at half past one, and after
short rem* at Bad bury were exercised by Adjutant
Capt. Barrett in skirmishing, file firing, and volley
firing. By this time a very large Dumber of people
had arrived, at least between two and three thousand,
abundant parties of the fair, and still more of young
men—one quarter thereof, had they been supplied
with rifle and bayonet would have made • splendid
company. —Through the kindness of Mr. Luff of
Canford, every commodious tent was pitched, where-
in refreshments of all kinds were supplied to the
public, for &Wan-, is both • hungry and thirsty
country, and unless Mr. James Pewee had brought
creature comforts with him it would have fared very
ill with most. The amusements thereafter consisted
in leaping the bar, a fiat race of 200 yards, and •
three legged race for the same dietaries, all originat-
ing with Dr. Charles Bowe, the battalion surgeon.
We w the above three lagged nos before,and
for the benefit of poor ignorant& like airwave' we
must explain that the raft as performed by two
youths one leg of esch being tied firmly together
forms ultimately only throe available legs. Captain
Barrett performed the offioe of umpire. After •
public tee, dewing took plain, although its effect was
greatly marred by • monster kiss in the ring,
occupying the space immediately under the bend, and
by crowds who delight in thrusting themselves in
among the dancers. If people don's wish to dame,
they may remionsbly be expected to allow sufficient
room for those that do. Well we don't wish to mar
the results of the day by too much grumbling and
the success of it may be argued from the fact, that
nobody thought of going home till the glorious
summer moon lit them on their way, and we judge
thereby that every body thoroughly enjoyed them.
saves.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

SYDLING.

NEW WIIIILZT•It CH •I'ZL. —On Coronation-day,
the foundation stone of a new Wesleyan Chapel was
laid by Mr. G. Croaker, men., of Dorchester. The
chapel will be 22ft. by 33ft. The oollection at the
ceremony amounted to £2 Si. At five o'clock •
public tea was held ins tent, (which was decorated
for the occasion.) situated in • field kindly lent by
Mum Wightniao. The proceeds of this were
ES 7a 6d. At half-past six • meeting was held,
tbe chair being taken by Mr. E. Ware, and
addresses were delivered by Rev. Mr. Smith
(Independent), Rev. T. R. Jones, Rev. W.
Nichol-
'en, Messrs. G. Crocker, gen.. and L Riggs. Votes
of thanks were accorded to Mon Wightman for the
nee of the field, and to Mr. Smith for hie attend-
ance. Binging the doxology brought the meeting to
a close, when the loin of £2 Be. 40. was oollected.
The contract for building the chapel is taken by Mr.
R. Rogers. A dotuitioo of £l5O was given by Mr.
Thomas Hardy Hopkins, of Bydling.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

PORTLAND.

Vottriom Revrsw.—We understand that the
proposed review of artillery volunteer's, proposed to
take place at Woodbery, user Easter, on it. Sul of
Asocial, has been postponed in coosequenos of the
maims occurring in the same week.
PHI MIDNIGHT A DVIXTUSL —The two soldier,
who lately became so oonspiceoun in taking away a
host on the beach (the particulars of which have
bees already published) have bees duly admonished
by court-martial, bet the boat limn has not found
its way to the owner, Hoary Pitt. We understand
that the military authorities on the Verne have
undertaken to see that the boat is returned to
Portland.

inane:mow or Timor's. —On Friday General
Bailer, K. C. 8., with his staff, consisting of Colonel
Alison,C. B. , and Capt. 8. C. Glyn, of the Rifle Brigade,
paid a visit to this Island. The noble general posted
from Weymouth, sad arrived at the Verne Barracks
about half-past ten o'clock. The inspection ones-
manned about eleven, and the detachment of the
62nd Motioned hem west thrombi a very severe
ordeal, including mannal platoon exercises, company
drill, inspection of kit, he. General Boller expressed
his eatidaotion to Major Hatter, the aims in com-
mand, at the soldier-like appearance of the men, and
the very satisfactory manner in which they had
gone through the drill incumbent on every British
soldier, who was the pride of the world and the
envy of all nation..

FATS OF • 11.1101111 X. CONTICT.-8000 years ago
a man residing in St Thomas's, Oxford, and known as
"Mickey" was tried and convieted under the name of
John Moran. for pooket-pickisig, Mr. Mallasu being the
whither for the prosecution. Upon the tenniaatioe of
hi. pentanes, Morgan tronifirrid tie so. no of hie labours
to Bedfordshire, asid at the Qearter Sessions for that
county held in Januery, 1863, ender tlie name of Jobe
Wright, he was convicted of lanes, from Um parson,
and sentenced to postai servitede for four yews. In
soaarquens• of his good modest ender dissipline be visa
librasisd born Peril an Toodo Irk wilk • Wild
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

SHEKksuuNE.

Sulasosits PUNY Borax (Eotabliabed
The women for the month esdang Joao 25tb, IbB6,
shows of deposits £l3 9a bd. , &ad of withdrawals
£2 les. Bd.

CHURCH, 0111IRTOILIIRL —Frno MAI 29tb to Jet*
the offertories in lb* Abbey Church were—For
eiek and Doody poor, £4 9e. bid.; for organist hind,
tI I 17a. Id. Totel—.4l6 6jd.

CRICKET CIIIA LLII4OI. —lO the Paris 4 Magazine
the Decausii.ide of the Bberhorae Church Choir
cbsllenge the Cantoria side to play the return match
to that which was played last summer, or Thenday,
July 3t.b, at 2.30 p.m. (punctually), on Leath*,
Ground. We give a list of the aides to which the
plsyers belong, and such members as are willing to
play, are reqliesls4 to give their names to the cap•
ains of their respective sides, without delay Co..
torui—Rev. Z. Hereto.. Mews. E. Herbert, J.
Ellen, W. Sharpe, P. H. Harstua, G. Croad, F.
tisettardeoo, W. Stevens, W. Richardson. S. (kapott,
c. Cooper, W. Coker, W. Brine, T. Hamblin, W.
Gntbs. Decaori— hey. H. Platt, Menem D.
Penny. B. Carter, 8. Baker, J. P. Odeon, H. Gest,
LW. Gest, W. Creed, James Gest, F. J. Ball, G.
C. Hondo" W. Meroditb, G. Jelte, C. Hodges.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

BLANDFORD.

Risme Comrsrmos. On Monday • match
between the non-oonimissioned officers and privates
of the Sth Dorset time off at the Butts. The match
was to hare been between 12 on each side, bates
only nine of the non-corninissioned officers could be
preeent it was agreed that the nine highest scores
made by the 12 priratse should decide the match.
As will be seen from the subjoined the privates won
by a majority of 34 points, The shooting, owing to
the reriablenees of the wind, wail not so good as on
some previous ootaisions. the highest score 1501 by
Private G. Nesbitt, winning. The rules were 200,
400, and 500 yards, seven rounds each.
Non-cowatissioned 011otra —Lieut. Johns, 42; Col-
%llt. Mead. n. 48; Bengt. Wareham, 42; Pergt. Green.
48; Corporal Moors, 31; Corporal Mout, 44; Corporal
Crooo3, 40; Corporal limbs*. 39; Perk, 29—total,
MM.

Priemes.—•Atkinson, 48; *King, 42; Light, 32;
Payne, 42 Bartlett, 40; Riehmas. 28 : ;
•Monkton, 48; •A. King. 43; •Itoe, 49; *O. Nesbitt,
50 ; •Ridout, 37 ; Eyers, disqualified. The nine highest
sense (marked with a •) amounted to 397, being 34
more than their opponeata.
STII•LIPIO • DUCIL —George Paul, marine Aare
dealer of Blendford. wu on Monday brought before
J. T. Beckett. and Willett Adye, Faure., two of the
Wintborne magistrates, charged with stealing • live
dock value 3., the property of Mr. °skied, dairy-
man, residing between Bturminater Marshall and
Spettisbary. Mr. Atkinson appeared for the
prisoner. Complainant's daughter stated that no
the previous Saturday afternoon she saw a boy jump
nut of a rag gatherer's cart, and catch op one of the
docks which be threw into the cast The man who
was driving then drove off rapidly. She informed I
her father of it, and be immediately pursued after
ithe thief, and en his arrival at Filandford gave
information to Superintendent Watts. From
equines made it was found that the prisoner
answered both. desoription given, and P.C. Hann
at once proceeded to the home. On being charged
with the °ileum Paul at first denied having the
dock, but finding it of no use to persist in such a
statement, he took it out of a cupboard. It was
not quite dead. Prosecutor could swear to the bird
as being his property. He did not however wish
to preen theca's, and agreed to let the prisoner off
by hie paying tbe worth of the dock, and all expenses.
Paul was glad enough to accept so good an °flue,
and may well congratulate himself on escape from
prison.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

Latest.

" iliiimia"-Otwtes, Illooday Niett

THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

The Earl of Oeriry is making rapid program hi the
formatioo of the new Ministry, sod there la no desk
that the Governmest will be oompleted4 Mid the writ'
issued, on Thursday. With possibly 1113, or two mem
time, the Administration will be composed of members
of the Opposition, sad amotigst them will necomarily
I. foetid many of Lord Derby's former sollemom- Thu
Premier of tbs two last Conservative Administrations
will of worse be First Lord of the Treasury, and
Kr. Disraeli will retain the position of Chaacellor of
the Embosser. sad Lodes of the House of Commons.
Lord Stassiv7 will, w• believe, go to the Foreign Oflles.
The hauls of tad Military, mad Navel, and Hams
DMOrtments will probably be as before. —Herald.

Tax e.ireet Fwatorh Iwit the Medway with the Atlantis
00:41 shortly aiter woos on Setarday.

Thu nobility mid gentry of Both will, it le laid, lose
th• autegete £40,000 by the late beak sod other
Warm

Ms Cents Pireas Rename continue to be favour.
able. nom issued on Friday night show fartbor
decline of ITS in the number al animals eteeeked, the
total ;maw being only 406.

SADLY on Saturday afternoon a thunderstorm was
experienced t Promo. The lightning streak the stable
of lir. John Butler, in Nunney lane, -killing a bores and
doing a greet deal of damage.
BATS AND WiaT 011 ENIOLAND 13110 W.—Tb• stewards
of plant of this society met at Bath on Friday to Maks
arrangemeets for the neat year's meeting at Saliabury.
A letter was read from the honorary Secretary of the
load committee, stalling that the present show-yard
would be retained for another year, and that sheep only
would be a/lowed tab. denastured in it, sad also that the
water service woald remain. The stewards unanimously
determined lba. tire several art-buildings, °Sloes, and
the whole of the society's shedding, excepting the
meow, should MONAD a. erected, in order to economies
labour for the ensuing year. It is uwlerstood that tl•
*stile will cortainly form part of the next year's show
at Salisbury, provtded there should be no legal metric.
thou.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

PIMPERNE.

WANTON CRIFIZTY. —On Saturday night or early
on Sunday morning, some evil disposed person
stuck and broke the weeks of two sheep, the pro-
perty of Mr. E. B. Dennett, leaving the poor
animals to • lingering death. A reward of £lO is
offered for the apprehenaion and conviction ot the
miasmal
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

RAMPIBIIkM.

ALLOWING CATTLZ TO STIMALT.-00 the 21st inst.,
P.C. Cantle found four oows strayiog on the high-
way in this perish. They belonged to • man named
James Danford, but who told tbe oonstable they were
not his property. He was, however, summoned
before the oounty jadeites at the Bhlrsholl, Dor-
chester. on Saturday, when in defence of the breech
of die Highway Aot, Dunked said tbe cows bad beim
driven to water, and on returning "tle• fly took 'em
and they ran off about die Length of two fields," and
he WA/ riding after than when the policeman mopped
him. For similar officious both at Dorchester and
Beeminster he had been mulcted, haring precisely
tbe mate excuse as at present. He yes flak 20s,
including oasts, or 7 days. The tummy was paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

UN lilt UONPLAINTS, MB, WIND, AND INDI
GESTION CURED WITHOUT lIIIILCORY,

ITIHKRE ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
whiali ern upon the beer: one is Mercury, the
other Dandelion. But 11th. public knew bow Mercury
destroys the delicate coatis of the stomach, weakness
digestion, sleet. the nerves, and positively shortens
life. they would take no other A t then Dr.
K I NOI3TI AR D ELTON and QUfIINELIYER PILLS
*bleb Mare* bile, disperse wind, stress ;ben the whole
frame, and are the best pills for torpid II rer, headache,
urrsd fongue,distbsese, fluttering of the hes b'dissuens s
ad igestion. acidity , sad generaltsbility, so tanking every
other aperient pill, "soy be taken witlio ear of cold'
They cleanse the blood and laid afro= every =purity. In
bones at Is. led., Es. 9d., and 4s. 6d. east. Prepared
by JAMES RORKE, 47, Mortimer-ttreet, Cavendish
square, Loudon. W. Free by pout for etanps, sad sold
by Agents.—Magp. Yeovil; Lade sad Krum Doe
thinner ' • nooks and Penny, !Sherbets.; baker and
Flitaheock, Taunton; and most Chemists and Mad=
Vendors.
HAIR REALLY RESTORED.

itifOORWS CASHMERE QUININE BALM
...vx is positively the most ceritals. slattallt. and
agreeable compound far giving healthy vigour to the
very roots of the Bair, and restoring it even after
years of %Moms. It alm combines the mina:table
property of nuking the bands soft and white. Price:e-
ta. 6d., 4e. ed., Te 6d., and Ils. per bottle. Prepared
only by JAMES RORKR, and mid by Agents.

6 CAUTION!
DEFOE= PURCHASING !SIMPSON'S FARINAi.a-
-1.1 OUS FOOD FOR cerna, be careful to observe
that Die Beg or Package is marked " " DUD-
LEY," as Mr. Baaca is now the sole Manufactuser at Use •
genCtio• ankle, and several spurious imitaniens awr
being soil . _

Sigual.
Soow Hill. Warninglam.

Aux- Simms.-

QIIIPSONS FARINACEOUS FOOD for cATTLR.
0 —Sold by 41 groom and others, in Packets of IL
each, and Begs, 12. Cet cod 255. cacti. All remittanses,
orden, and business letters, mint be aldromod to
JOSEPH REACH. Steam Mine. Iminew.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

WHITCHURCEL CANONICORIIM.

A Ciimo Fount) Doom —OO Thursday an in.
quest yea held Wore N. U. Laughs, Beg., at Fish Pond
Bottom, in thia parish, on the body of an Want, four
months old, culled Matilda Powell, daughter of Samson
Powell, who was found dead in bed during the previous
afternoou. The child had been laid I. tho bed at two
o'efoek in good health, and et four waa found to be
dead. 'The jury returned a radii* of "Did by the
visitatiou of God."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

SOLD IT
F. TUCKER,

BOOKSELLER,
SOUTH STREET, BRIDPORT.

PUBLIC APPOINTM6NTIS,
Tuesday, 3.—Dorebeiter County &arr.
Dorset Mideommer Quarter Session&
Wednesday, 4.—Bridport County Court.
Thrnp Hoeing Match, in connection with the
Dorchester Agricultural Society, on Frome
Farm (Mr. Hear, Mayo's).
Thursday, S.—Weymouth County Court.
Auction of Horn Sheep and Lambs and Fat
Heifers, at Friar Waddon. by Mr. Bow.
Friday, 6.—Dorehester (Dorset) Fair.
Wells (Somerset) Fair.
Auction by Mr. &nor, at his Rewitory, Dot.
*heater, of Horses, Fanning impletnente,
ke.
Monday, 9.—Slandford County Court,
Crest Weatiern Railway Eacurvion to London,

from Weymouth, Eforehoder,
Cheap Ezeunioa to Lauda from Weymouth, Am,
&W.lt
10. Comity Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

LYTCHET MATRAVERS.

A Saving HAIL ATOILM visited this place on Wed.
oesday afternoon. Some of the stones were I of an
inekm diameter.

POOLE.

THE QUAY TRUSTML —A swotsl meeting of this
body was held on Tuesday, foe the purpose of auditing
the amount. From the report it appeared that the
remits.. for the year ending 31st of May lad. amounted
to £588318. 3L, and the expenditure to 1:2838 14. &L,
leaving a surplus of £47 3a. 7d. Alderman Harris orsod
the importanoe of doing all in their power to remove the
muting obstructions at the entrance to the harbour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

tea dAairr noun.

The MAYON drew attent on loth' unsatisfactory date
of the butcher.' and vegetable market., throu4h the
*barons of blind, to the tkvlighta, and the want of
ventslation.

Mr. SLABS thought the architect ehould be called on
to remedy it. The tine was pot on the wrong side, and
the windows were filed instead of being on pivot'.
Mr. BISHOP said he thought that if • sun screen was
provided, very little would he heard of defective ventila•
Moo. He saga. Awl that a committee should be
apiinioted to meet Mr. Hall on Thuralay.
This was agreed to.
LOCAL BOARD OP HEALTH.

The Tows CLuitk reported that a letter had been
received from the Lords of the Treasury asking for
details with refer nos to the propoeed mortgage of the
rate., and he said that they were in course of prepara-
tion, and a *ketch of the memoir would be sent with
them.

It was reported that there was £216 to the credit a
the Board. Attention was called to the large number
of hours the men at the waterworks are emp eyed.
one making 14 days a week ! and to the fact that the
scavengers consider they ought to do nothing bet sweep
the streets. The Surveyor was empowered to die.
charge each as refused to comely with his orders.
Mr. Tuxes inquired Irby a maimed, in a court in
Fordington„ which was repor'ed some time ago, bad not
been removed. A pigeon In the Joaelity was now ill in
eoneequeece. the medical gentlettien said, of it. It
appeared that the proper notices had been served, and
now summonses were ordered to he issued.

Mr. VZRAOR reminded the Board that a footpath
opposite Mr. Monies have, ordered to be repaire
but stopped for want of funds, had not yet been done,
though new work had been proceeded with. The
matter was referred to the committee.

New covert were nrilered to be i,btainerl for the water
ratios in Gish Weetatreet and Grove Duil<Hop, at an
expense of £4
There eras no other bruins., of public interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

DOEICHESTNR TOWN COUNCIL.

Yeeterdar • meeting of the Corporation took place.
Present: The Mayor (Dr. Aldridge), Councillors
Ileyenish, Frond, Gregory, Fern* Bennett, Steele,
Bebop, and Slade.

TEI !VOL LISTON MU) MATZ.
A letter was read from Mr. Oalpin applying to the
Council, to lease to him, two additional lots of land
adjoining that on whi,b he is now building a house and
offices in Wollaston field, at a ground rent of £3 per
annum each, with the obligation to expend on the arh•de
of the land he would then have of not lees than £2.700.
Tbe ToVie CLIIIit said the question for them was
whether or not in 99 years. the feet of there being only
one hones on the land instead of mien. would be most
advantageous for the Corporation. If they entefteine4
the proposal, the present km, Mr.lpin held would
have to be surrendered. and the whole scheme included
In one lease, and submitted to the Lords of the Treasury
For their approval, fol,ibey could pet their ..to upon it.

The que4lon was dieenised at ;come length. r
Mr. BISHOP pointed out that if the Council acceded to
Sir. Oalpin's proposal, the ground rent flied for the
whole would be received, and instead of having £2.000
laid out on the propersy, they would have expended •
minimum sum of £2,700. Be untended that nub • house
would be more adtantagsoos to the town now and in
the future, than several smaller ones. lie proposed
that Mr. Glalpin's ageination be seceded to, 'gabled to
the 'pleura of the Treteury.
Mr. F/PIOD end Mr. VINSON objected to the original
plan being departs! from.
Mr. Sung called attention to the large gum upended
od the Wollaston field estate, and untended that the
present generation would receive no benefit from it.
Nearly £l5O had already been laid out on the land now
leased to Mr. Galpin, the interest of which at 5 per
net. would be f? lOa., and as the ground rent was but
£IO 55., it only left to them f 2 15e.
The MATO, doubted if the Corporation In 99 years
tima would get an adequate return for the gutti Mr.
Galpin upended.
Ur. DEVSNISH thought such • plan as Mr. Galpin's
should be encouraged; a private individual would
seeede to it at Moe. -

Mr. litstrarrr suggested that the onestion should be
postponed, in order to give the Comma time to consider
the whole subject.
Mr. SIIIILZ seconded the proposition.
It was at length agreed to refer the matter to • corn.
unties of the whole Council, to report to the Council at
the nest monthly meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

ALWANAOKS FOR 18.6.

MOORE'S ALMANACK FOR 1888, Bd.
Mostrated London Mumma* for 1966, 11.
Choreliman't flboo* sod Book Alumna*, for
1866.
klosnaook for 1806, 6d.
llooro's for 1966, Id.
Souoao's for 1866, 64.
And all oflar Mammas on Mies Of Procured to
order, by
F. TUCKER,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

SALISBURY.

T. Lord Bishop of this diooese pm • dinner at
the Palace, • few days ago, to one hundred old men
acid women of Salisbury.
Heavy Snow &roam —During Wednesday sight
there was • very heavy fall of snow, and a Sarnia
gale of wind. Several chimney decks in the neigh-
bourhood of the city were blown down, as were also
ems old trees on the Soilthampton-road, by which
the trail° on the road wan for a short time partially
stopped. Another of the fine old elms in the Clore
was blown down. Both the London and South-
Western and the Great Western Railways 'offered
considerably, and ae the latter is only a sine" line
from here to Westbury, • distance of 24‘ miles, the
inconvenience to peasengere was neormarily very
crest. The first train for Bristol on Thursday
orrobie. having proceeded is far as Wiley, was
'W..... I
obliged to re‘i•—• to gelisbory, being Unable to get •
thivegb the gree`ociai.titv of snow' w
Me
having
la
neighbourhood of Wu.... the snow,
drifted a good deal, was upes,4of are;
feet , deep upon the line, se4 tau.,
grapbio communication along the ties was
completely destroyed, the posts and wires bp,„
blown down in numerous plains. Mr. May, the
local sopertnteedent of the Great Western pro-
ceeded down the line, and having ascertained that
the telegraph wires could DOS soon be replaced, it
wee resolved, in order to premed the possibility of
accident, that every train Mould be proceeded by a
pilot engine until the wires can be brought into
operation. The Bath and Bristol train, due at
Salisbury at 9.30 a.m., did not arrive here until
6.30 pm. Even then, the journey was made with
oonsideratile difficulty, the mow extinguishing the
engine tree. The road having owe boon Wooed,
the delay with the other trains was not so sermon
The London and South-Wmtern Railway, suffered
comparatively little interruption to the traffic in this
district. The telegraphic oommanimigne was com-
pletely destroyed for • considerable distance, and so,
of coulee, great promotion WSS 2SONSILS), in the
working of the lines. It was not deemed neomem7
to use a pilot engine, et in the case of the Great
Western, hat in order to preclude the possibility of
accident through the stoppage of the telegraphic
oommunioation, a number of stopping pieces war*
arranged at various points along the line, and the
trains were run at a meth slower speed than usual.
In this way the whole of the traffic was very sucome
folly worked, under the able direction of Mr. Davis,
the local superintendent, and the only inconvenience
suffered by the pmeengme was the delay, at most of
an hour, in the arrival and departure by the various
taiga
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

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To the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late Prises
Consort, and Maker of the Groat Clock forth. Howes
of Parliament,
INVITES attention to the superior Workman-
'. ship and *Lance el design of his utetudre Stock
of Wat Ate and Dniwing-room Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foreign Watches... ... 7 Guinea&
Gentleenen's ditto .. .. 10 „
ladles' or Gantleaten's Gold English
Laverditto 16
fisostlemen's Gold Compensation
Meer ditto ditto . .

Gold and BUver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Bracket Cloaks of every description. An
elegant woortment of London matte Fine Gold Albert
..4 nr...aph.ink .!.. .
.....

DENT, 61, fitrind (adlohling Coutte's Beak); 34 and
36, Boyd &Mange ; and at tbe Cloak and Marine
Compost FaMory. Somerset Wiwi. Strand, Landau.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

INIIBNIIII_ REDUCTION IN Till PRICE OF

EVERY DEIICRUTION oi
L'HOMME, in succeeding to the Bad-
TV. seas which ham been for many years carried on
by the DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY, begs to
Inform the public purmily, that it is his inteatian to
Imp a Stook of the best quality of each description of
Cosh and to mil at such prises an be bops§ will slaws
him a lame share of public Wixom'.
W. L'Rowns barisit P•Tchlatia • 1•18 /1"45 which
Is now on the way, he is enabled to REDUCE the pries
of Cools for Ceeb, se cad.,:— _ _

&
Brseldrlrs Bid Wallssed 1 5 0 per ton.
Bost Forest of.Desn (strongly mos..

mended for drawing-room; Parpome) 019 2 „
Ballo Rabble 018 4 „
Best Rodstock 017 6 „
Small Rodeo& 0 10 10 „
Me vport and other Smiths' Coal ... 1 0 0 „
Heath Calm . 018 4 „
Toothy Mose Coal ... 1 510 „
me above Priem apply to Dorchester, Fordingtrm,
Weymouth, end Maiden Nieto°. Cools will he shamed
Ose Shinier per Ton for delivery in say pert of
Dorchester and Fordingtoo.

Timber, SIMs. aad Bel MatariaLi also at reduced
prima.
Dated Coal Deamabar lat. 1866.

DENTAL SURGERY.

NOTICE OF ATTENDANCE AT DOI
EVERY SATURDAY

TIIILOUGHOUT TON THAI,
At YE. HAZEL'S, IRONMONGER, HIGH

WSW STREET.

0,.. a Ail Fl.. ot

RS. RAKKLL SONS may be
MS
iCeloosalled ea above on Yr. ISIC/ILL'S
wJ-
knnwi Patented Invention in the °oestrus:ties of
ARTIFICIAL TRUTH. which are rade sad Arad,
without mimetic's or givhsg say pain whatever, in •
few hours. Their surprising @affai.., Amara,
durability, and appearance to mistral cannot be
equalled by any artilleial work of ordinary tionstresirs.
Impaction MAUL Terms strictly modirsis.
A eines Tooth from 5a _

DECAYED TENTH- STOPPED.-LOOSE •grrEl

•.• Only ass visit oecoarruy hos radr7 Pagents•
AITINDMIOII
• - .

BTUS, every 1110sosr, et Mr. '"4411.; 5, er"..l""
SALISBURY, evwr7 yu..-a sr, et Yr. Bee's, 'Witmer,
Q'-es;
CHIC =TER. ••ery WE:swarm; al Yrs. Evans's,
Bast-stn.-.
wiNc=l.ll, every THOILIDAT, at Priddies,
r, 105, High-strest ;
po UTH A lIIPTON, every Fimsr, et 26. o:ford-street,
(Dear the Deets iteMoe); as also every evening idler
six °Week where patieets will nweive every M-
issile&

ROBERT HOOD, Juw.,

PRACTICAL WATCH Jr CLOCK MAKER
JEWELLER, Be.,
SALISBURY STREET, BLANDFORD.
IJEW and Second-head Lever, Geneva, and
1.1 ot bar Watches. English Cloaks of icary di
scription mad* to order. A great variety of AlliMiela
and other Foreign Clocks always on sale. Geld and
Silver Chain,; Wedding Mao. ke. Old Gold .6d
Silver bought or taken in eroding& The beet attars/0e
paid to repairs. Clocks cleaned In the Country. A well.
selested stook of Elpestacles to suit all sights. Barone,.
ten and Therntometen of the best make always es sae.
_ . _ . . _ . _ _

for ii-;4;i;i:rii7.;ii-s:44ii:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

• .

THE NIGHTINGALE AND ZEPHYR,

Copies of white will he forwarded tpwa ressipli of IS

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votuszT 00UNTY SCHOOL.

MHZ SCHOOL will he re-opened on MON-
I- DAY. JANUARY 2Sed
REV. R. O. WATSON, N. A.,
Head Neater.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

FROML

oosszninuni number of the elmarebes—that is to
say, prrimpe twenty—ham daring the put Christmas-
bde, adopted for the ant time, either vertaients or
*Aimed stoles, while Uteri or othr clergymen hes
declared his readiness to ors charts/a if supplied with
it. The matt notable case is that of Prose, where the
shurchwardens gar the entire set—cheimble, &boric,
and tunlale—for celebrant, dram, aad sut-asaeon, &
birthday present to Mr. Bennett (fonsierly of at. Paul's,
Knightsbridge), with a request that be would use them.
Mr Bennett is said to hats been pesonally disbar:fined
to their adoption at present; but looking at the question
in the light thrown upon it by thil Bishop of Bs stet's
dierusis, that a clergyman wu bound to use Us.' treat-
ment " if it was provided by the churchwardens on
behalf of the parish, Mr. avocet& wive way to the desires
of If. congregation.—Church and &Ws Review.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

RADIPOLL

RA1131115150 AT CHRISTMAS. —Os Saturday last,
before H. C. Goodden and R. Thornton, Spiv.,
Emmanuel Knight, a lamer of °bickered, Thomas
Knight, his brother, and William Sketchley, of
Weymouth, were charged with Umpiring on land
in the occupation of Charles Jody. of this parish, in
pursuit of rabbits, Dec. 26th. Mr. Weston prose-
cuted, and Mr. Andrews defended. It seems that
on the day in questaoa, coomplainint was walking
round his farm, when he saw the three defendants,
and a men unknown, all having guns, upon one of
hie Gelds adjoining Lodmoor, rabnitting, accom-
panied by boys. He west down and ordered them
off when Emmanuel Knight said be should not eat
" bumble pie" for any man; he mine out for a day's
sport, and wag told at the Bridge Ina there were
rabbits at that place, and he had come for the sport.
On his further demanding that they should leave,
ittopethnel Knight mid he flid gailt know that the
mind was in sears ossepation in that afternoon;
they had got some ferrets is the boles, and should
not leave till they hid got them out. Complaisant
went away and retmeird with his father, and again
ordered defendants off, but they remained some
time longer. The complainant said be was really
annoyed by people beaconing on hie land and
breaking down his fences. Mr. •ndreers admitted
the uffance, bat mid that the land was occupied by
Mr. Wadsworth till lately, who gave dalsodante
permission to take rabbits there, and they wore
igsorant of consplainest being the occupier. He
remarked on the feeling which was manifested in
the ame, for Mr. Weston said be should prase for O
2.6 comity, becomes there were Sys persoos present,
whereas it was shown that only Ulna were upon
Jeety's land, another in a ditch, and some boys on
Loduzoor. Mr. Andrews further said It wee a custom
for Weymouth people to shoot on Loclinoor the iley
atm Christmas. The magistrates fined Emmanuel
Height et and omen, and the other two tl each
with meta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

ROCEril MEAL EMBROCATION.
al4 Haataal Our* for tar Hoopiag Ocagh,

Shout Isidneal Medie:a;•-:

riIHIS is the only &Wert, affording a 'perfect
.I. coal, without adreiniaterlng internal medicine, the
dilleulty end inconvenienoe of which, in all disorders
particularly incident I. Children, are tee well known In
nerd tiny comment.
/limy thousands of children are eared annually by ;hie
remedy ; and in mot cams, one bottle will produce the
&aired effect. The Proprietor therefore earne.th nd
omacientimody • recommends it to Parents, Ouarai..ni
and all these who lmot the cue of children.
~For the pretertie of the Public, end to provnit hypo-
.,tion, "J. *OCRS" Is named en the Label outside each
bottle, and the mum of the sole Wboleole Arent.
"Edward,, 67, Su Paul's," sastuves on the ilovernmen
Stamp. Prim es. rea bottle Bold by moot respectalx
Chemists and denims in reellieinert
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

FORDINCYCOR.

TRIASURR "Ot OR THI iiOLII IN TEN WALL—
OR Monday week • person residing within an easy die.
tame of Fordington aroma, dbeovered, worried in an d
'seeking in the well of him milki,iouse, the sum of C3oo—
in gob]. From reports meaty freely in circulation,
it appears ibat his proeid d "gods wife" (unknown
to her "lord and master," and with an eye to a dowry
for "our Harry,") had bowl in the habit of depositing
money in this strange spot, and the dilleovery (Li mayeth
our informant) wee brought about in this wise :—The
husband having repeatedly observed • 'favourite eat
wistfully eye the "bole in the wall," thought it m;ti;
be tbat • mouse was there , which pose h,4se t lon
eyes on, end, to facilitate its napterk er be ism. •
stone which had been inserted in front of the apetkurit—
when to leis utter astonishment and great delight he
liacovered—not a poor balf-sterved mouse—but the
handsome sum of 300 sovereigns in a stocking,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

errrziNtAL AVRAGIS. —Tints Commownox.

As way of your readers way feel makes he ham
tke result of tha emu averages far 04 IS Wars ht
Christmas, 1865, pa/seabed b 7 setheri•p•lo tee Load's
Gamete of Friday *riming, rm. :
a d
Wbaaa
... a per Imperial bushel.
I beg to state for their isthmus/toe ;hat the value of
each £lOO of tithe real-charge will, he the poor USIS,
amount to effl 7a. lied.
It arrears fres the following etutonsal Item may
alecteca TkAs Conasantation Tablet that the lowest
enrage vales of the £lOO of tithe reohoheage don't a.
30 years wltish bare 'taped sire the pawing of she
nabs Costiont.atice het, was to the year 18111i—eia,
Effe 15, 81.1., and that from thao lime up to
1861 the average gradually increased En 7.. Bd.„ or
shoat If per east. per annum, ur. to Ell 2 Is. qa.. or
the highest vale. during the whole period. FrOsO 1961
the eephiatelal average value has bra. gradually receding
ia a moiler ratio :
For the Year E a. d. the Year 3 a. d.
1837 ... ... 98 13 94 91 13 51
1838 ... ... 97 7 11 90 19 5
1839 96 7 9 89158
1840 ......001594 83 18 1
1861......1021284 9913
1841 ... ... 105 8 .10618
1843 ... 105 12 2 ... 108 19
1864 104 3 5 ... 110 17
1846 ... 108 17 11 ...112 3
1846 ... 102 17 84 ... 109 13
1847 99 18 10g .107 14
1848 ... 102 1 0
... 102 $
1849 100 3 71 ... 8611
1860 ... ... 98 16 10
861 ... 96 11 44
23 ... 93 16 114 43,1316
--
11109

For Um Year 5 s. 4.
1853 . . ... 91 13 NI
1854 .. . 90 19 5
1865 .. ... 8915 15
1856 . . ... 93 18 1r
1357 ... ..99 13 i
1858 .. . 106 16
1869 ... ... 106 19
... 110 17
1861 ... .. 112 3
... 199 13 6
1863 ... ... 107 5 2
18114 . . . . 106 3li
1966 . .. AS 15 1
1866 .. . 67 7

30)3,0211 di
---
General average for 30 yearn— 17 T.
Manus IL Wiworr, LW Actuary, University Lib
Arearsoce Society. No. 2, lioarpellareqsare, BaSIAA4.
gate, & W., J...&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

110E1001W it

The Yi•TXAN FlOartral...—The le•hesin
which was recently inauguraied, is from the design of
Mr. Slater, 'and in harmony with the prevailing amble
lecture of the other public bulanp of the lowa, and will,
wben completed, consist of • metre and tmo wings, one
wing being loft for emotion 'hereafter. Tito whale
building is dinigoed to accommodate sixteen beds, and
there is room in the portion inaugurated for eight, of
which four are at present ready. Tle, wards AM light,
lofty, and cheerful, well warmed sod fitted with
'outdate:tn. Upon the whole the err intents appear
to be of the most complete and comprehensive shame-
tor, and whilst the buildom Wolf retools great eredit on
the arebitect and the builder, still more eredit is selected
upon the committee who have entered the work. Fore-
most on it is the excellent " &lairs of Sherboneo
Castle," who has given four donadon• to the or
beginning with 1.11, then adding £lOO, then £2OO, and
then st the inaugural mieting, beading the list to make
up the dell:lino with the handsome sum of Val The
Marquis of Westminster is also a handsome donor, his
loschliip being on the fee 9100. Mr. S. Beale, an
old Sherbornian, Being in London, gives 93110 towards
an endowment fund, and Mr Longmar., who early in
the movement seat • donation of to the building,
has given £lOO to the endowment fund. Mr. Allfoi:d
gives no, Mr. Dram L'2l, Mee ra. nook', 224 h.. the
Item J. Raymond, ell, Mews. DinelrYi £3O and
Memo. Willutuil, k. 90. Between MO and are
still required to meet the &Sarney on the Building
Fund, Mr. Digby hm accepted the office of president;
lir William tiredly° 41 and Mr. Marwood Featman have
been appointed vies-president.; and the VIM, bag been
elected Chaplain of the Institsitioe, which will be fully
opened as soon as the annuel eubeeriptions roach auo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

H ALSTOCK.

Oa the 6th January some forest ponies which Mr.
Thomas Guppy, of this parish, had purchased of Mr.
Paul, of Compton, got out of the field where they
were planed, and during dm night strayed as far as
Toner Poroorum, when they were put in the pound.
Subsequently the fees were paid, and the oolts
released. Lout Saturday Mr. Guppy waa summmed
for allowing his cattle to stray, but the magistrate'
thought under Me otrouniatanoes no further payment
ought to be required, and dismissed the ram.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

BEAM INSTIIR.

Iseuter ON W•Tre, Tee Noratur.—As wentionel
elsewhere about 9 o'clock in the •uortsing, • young man
named William Watts was found dead in the meow lon
lane leading train Beeminster to Hook. H. wee in •
sitting posture in a ditch by the roadside at Hash
Thorn, in the parish of Kappertee. The dammed
ems newsman to the Chsoneela, and on the 11th the
poor fellow walked from Dorchester to the plain where
be was found dead. Superintendent 111•Elale had the
body conveyed to the Greyhound Inn, at Ilsamineter,
where an inquest was bald on Saturday meaning by
N. B. Loggia, Sol., coroner, eine • verdict of fond
dead wee returned. The deceased was 16 yearn el age
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

THE LABOUR QUIIBTION IN DORSET AND

THE LOTHIAN&

(Frew The Fernier. )

The Wear question, in munection with agricalture,
to evidently seating sonsiderable attention at present.
In Scotland it 6m been take• up, as we have already
Intimated, by the ploughmen of Yid-Lothian, while the
fanners of Dorset have mane forward to west the
charges which have frequently, sod especially of late,
been brought against them, of paying their labourers
worm than in any other part of England. In fact, the
Dorset and the Irish libourer have been considered by
many as on • par in point of remuneration and comfort;
and the consequeme hes been that employer, in Dorset
have keen .mailed in somewhat strong languire by
metals of our contemporaries, sod • vast amount of
aentiment diseleyed on behalf of the alleged ill-used
egrieultural labourers of that county.

A meeting of the Dorobeene Fanners' Club was
recently held' for the express purpose of dimmest's( the
payment of agricultural labour in Donet•hin. The
subject Cu opened by Mr. &beard Whittle, who
affirmed that he and all prenut ocald prove that their
farm labourers were not the miser•bly under-paid serf.
which had been represented in certain journals. It
appears that besides money wages, Use Donee farm
labourers have certain "perquisites." such as free
sateght. I sal, potato gruun "griging," heir—of which
It was stated each labourer generally drank at least •
hogshead in • seam.— vast-mousy. he., cad all this
has not been taken into amount by thorn who have
bees denouncing the Donetehire employers. nor, it wu
said, even by the labourers themselves. It had not
been osaridered that free eettingee and other matters, if
not atetually money, were money's worth. whisk, how-
ever, the labourers cam to understand when they left
the ssuies of a farmer for that of a master who paid in
rub, without perquintra. The labourer thee learned
that with 1k e-week be was not half so well olf as when
be had ea is farm envies, for he wee not paid for wet ,
days, be got no fuel, and no potato greend ; be had to
pay rent for his ..a be had not a master's cellar
to go to for his Zilrir op of beer.

Tbe&roma, Mr. G. J. Weed, dated that the
rase or feria laboarere la Dfrer4 Wring swig sad
psrouloltoo," Lod bums as ssorsgiog how
to IT. per 'reek; sod a drug feeling was mai.
sated hy the met*? he larear el a mien of away
pros* Instead of partly Is mosey sod partly ha r-
ainier, abbess!. It 'rag staked, aad eves raehe&ol
atlas, dist IDOIIO7 payments to earl:Wawa
are more boomaoial to As osapiwyor Wins taw
. Al do Is.. time mousy pomade weld
•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

BRIDPORT.

An excellent bagatelle bowl ban ..........17 "....
4.1.1..1 • . •. ....mons of the Working hien'a
lnetitate.

TZLIWILLIPILIC mamma on between this town
and Weymouth wee interrupted on Thursday, in
oonsequenoe of one of the posts supporting the wire,
, being blown down during the ple of the previous
night.
ART PIIII2I.—WO are glad to learn that the
School of Art, established in this town, under favour-
able Lupien, a few months ago, gives promise of a
long and successful career. Another esesioa com-
mences on the 22nd inst., and the Mayor (T.
, Collo:, Egg), who has =untested the kindliest
interred in We somas of the Institution, haa offered
the following prism for the oompetation ef stadium
of next term : First, for the best free-band or
water-colour drawing, a Parian Statuette. Seconds
For the best mechanical drawing, a came of mathe-
matical instruments. Third: For the best free-hand
drawing, executed by a pupil under twelve years of
age, • box of water colours. Fourth: For the beat
drawing, szeosted by • pupil at the clam held at
the General Schools, a boa of water colours. In
additioa to these attractions, prises will be awarded
on the report of the Government Inspector, wbo will
visit the school during the mouth of March next
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

MARLBOROUGH.

Fimoie CONDI:Mr.—A few days ago a ehiLl named
Alien Pile, about we yeers old, was standing on the
purer 01 • well, about 30 feet deep, before he, (ether's
house, at Manton, when the erneidwork, whieh wes
rotten, pee was, sad ob• fell to the bottom, where
there were sit feet of Inter. Aireatasse we. procured,
and • rope was let to the bottom, hut the child was to,,
weak in 1.014 it. I young luau mimed Thomas Bement,
who rams up at the time, instantly seised Om rope and
Mt hi- self dawn by his hand.. The oboe wee Put
sinking, when he caught her. and wound the rope
round her waist. tilbs was tin drama up unhurt, and
the rope waft spin lowered to her preserver, who tem
also solely extricated The near of the welt, the
Ws. A. 0. 81. ek,traut es the spot immedmtely after the
neentrreum, and ha. wince had the well waked and
made secure. Hit Atm she reprtmuto4 11,asant's truly
heroic conduct to the Royal Humane 8 e4ety, end the
inta•ded to sa.ke ma substantial recognition
of so diesterested as act.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

CHRISTMAS CAROLS IN WAREHAM.

TINDER ?VI ISPIKAAL 111111'f4i OP

THE WORBHIPIPUS. THE MAYOR
'Lilt. WALLACE 1171,11 has amsented to
IT.I re-deliver la Warshaw We well-knows
LECTURE ON CHRISTMAS CAROLS
WITH CHORAL ILLUSTRATIONS,
By the Downarm Alf ATNITI CHOIR, nada. the
Itosioal Direeliee
MR. BOYTON SMITH.
The Chair will be corapied by

FREELAND FILLITEB, Iroa , MAToz.

Partieslan is a Warr Advertnemesi,
Warrobaa. January B. 18136.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

SOUTHAMPTON

A FacrinuL Vnrz.—Tbe wife of • very lednstrious
labourer, living on Sholingaflotamos, near this town,
although but IS years of age, hes preireenad inseloed lad
master with ten children ernes her surly maniac., on
the laat three oironsioes she had twin.. Th• einem.
stances having men ly some to the ears of Her Naivety,
• donation of two guns,. woo ordered to be forwarsd to
the fruit/ ol mother, which, no doubt, proved • very
nosey:Sable ediriatinas box.

BROCK EN H URST.

Nowt. BAT, the memo of the roe at Jimmies, is
named after an ancestor of Mr. Jobe Ilarent, of
Biorkenharet, in the New Forest, who owned lane
property there.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

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is the Finest Starch she balsam used.
WOTHERSPOON & Co.. °Luton& LID LONDE*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

EAST-STREET, BBIDPOIRT.

S. BENNETT
HAS ON SALE AT HIS MORES,
BOILED AGRICULTURAL BALT,

AT 206 Pit
CLEAN AGRICULTURAL SALT,

AT 21a. TIM TON.
CASH ON DICLIVIRY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

TURNWORTIL

AN UNPLIBMIANT POSITION. —ON Wedossday
'wooing, W. P. Olieden, Esq., gags a greed ball at
his hospitable residence at Turoworii. Deming
was kept up with good spirit sil the little hours,
and the happy party were about to lean, when to
and behold, they found that mother earth had
assented her virgin robe, not oartainly with titie
ferseate-de ckansbre care of a lady's toilet, but amour
panted by rude Borea's Merlins blasta One party
of the visitors, chiefly ladies, on their way hoop.,
had a somewhat anpleamat adventure. &be collie*
in which they were riding, sticking hut in the ano.
op !Waited-lane. In Mu dilemma, they rentainid
two or three hours tall amstance arrived. Huh.,
too cold a bath after a hot ball we Mould
but it is sincerely trusted the Wise enlisted no
further inoiturenience than their temporary im-
prisonment.