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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

REGISTERED FOR TRA

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, JUNE 12. 1866.

NO

ICE

AOIC VERAL MEETING of the SHARI?.
HOII.I)ERS of the DOHCIIESTER ANTELOPE
HOTEL COMPANY (LIMITED) will take place at the
A nTELoPc tiuTILL, on INURSIDAT, the 14th JUNO inst.,
at four o'clock p.m., to receive the Director.' Report, to
appoint Director., In the piece of the outgoing ones,
and for general business.
R. N. HOWARD, Secretary.

DURSU ANT to an Order of the high Court
of Chancery, made in • cause John Morley, and
another e. John Vinceni and others, the Creditor' of
J rani Loot. late of Rockland Newton, in the County
of Dorset, Woodman, deceased, who died on or about
the 10th day of April, 18AI, are, on or bifore the 7th
day of July, 1866, to send by post, prepaid, to Messieurs
Rho es, Ron and Duffett, of No. 63, Chancery•lane,
in the County of Middl. sea, agents for Messieurs
An 4 re w and Cnckeram undermentioned, the Solicitors
of the Plaintirs John Morley and Samuel Goldring, the
Esecutots of the said Jesse Loft, deeetwcad. their
Christian and Surnames, addremes and descriptions, the
full particulars of their claims, a statement of their
account., and the nature of the semantics (if any), held
by them, or. in default thereof, they will he peremp-
torily eselnded from the benefit of the said Order.
Every Creditor holding any roeunty is to produce the
same before the Vios-Chanoellor Wood, at hit chambers,
No, 11, New-equare, Linoolns Inn. klirldleses, on
Monday. the 23rd day of July, 1866, at 12 o'clock, at
Noon, being the time appointed for adjudicating upon
the claims.

Da lad thir dth day of JUNE, 1866.
HENRY LEMA N. Uhler Clerk.
RHODES, SON k DURRETT,
63, Chancery•laaa.
Agents for ANDREWS k COCK ERA NI,

Dorchester, DOrset,
Plaintiff'. Solicitors.

WNSON'a WATtlits.—t.otti awl Wiser, at Wu iv
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AGENTS WANTED. Apply ,o the Branch Manager.
Mr. JAWall ANDILIW2I, High East-rireet, Dorchester.
Mr. EDWIN Worrou, 28, East-street. Taunton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

Crltsiutiral.

Ter Daus or Maaaraou. The Arced/won et
Bristol. in delivering ble =err to the eisegy. as Thum-
ihy, referred to a motion be bad plaeal on the modes.
pa per et Onnvocution asking far the praised= al
eopy of the original /Prayer book. go relarred to steer.
ations that had bind mad* I. the Prapsrboek,sad to
said that ha bad no hesitation Ii to
publish the beans of marriage alsee the knew es
at p•esent, was illegal; and every marriage ant took
place when the banes Ws se =Wiwi= was void, and
every Wergynian who had se published thew TM Hebb
to 14 'ware' transportation. The proper time et whke
they should be published was jest WOW*lbseirielpry
*misname were rood, sad in his parish tide anis vb.* ler
did ea. A royal wennession um Dew napleadili resins
Ob. marriage law, sad so desist as subwould be
rowed to indemnify all who hod owed in
that nepect, and russgali tie validity of the
werriagen

Rrenawin.—An opinion buboes pebilehed is Me
subject of ritualism. signed by Sir ReuadeD Warr.
Sit Elegb °alms. Kr. Sellieh, sad Mr. Barrow. Them
lawyers declare that the we of the veetateete pee.
scribed by King Edward Vl.'s first Prayer Beek 110
tOrspd and might he punished ander the Ober&
INcipline Act of 1840; that lights on tits oammanbeit
table" not burnt for the sake of giving *ilk has se is
ingfrdi.nt is the serrice," are fffblden by Dr. Lath...
ton judgment, and that inane% wafers, limes
during the admlnlatratlou of the elenteate, sad the
ceremonial inizhig of eater with the WiD4l, are shwa
oontary to the law.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

PRICE 2d.; STAMPED 3di

SAWING, _ ING, AND
MOULDING MILLS,
CAROLINE-PLACE, WEYMOUTH.
W. SKETCHLEY

BKGB respectfully to inform Builds's,
Carpenters, the Trade and the Public generally,
th&l haring erected an entirely or. set of first-Main
Machinery, the same having obtained Two Medahi—esse
at the Plymouth Agricultural Show. and the other at
the Dahlia International Exhibition—b. is prepared to
execute Sawing. Planing, and Mouldings of every
description, or any kind of Joinery Work, to order, at
the undermentioned prices:- -
DOOM.
In. At per Foot superficial.
II 4 Awl Square
Ifindled owe
1 ;,' Moulded both aides
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11 ',', Pimal Square
1 „ ~Moulded one aide ...
1 „ Moulded both sides
1„1 Pale' Square ... ...
1 „ „ Moulded ace side ...
Moulded both aides
2 '„
Panel Square . ...
2 „ „ Moulded one 'aide ...
2 „ „ Moulded both sides
1 1 „ „ Bead, Butt sod equue
1 „ „ Eked, Flush and Moulded
1 „ „ Bead, Butt and Square .
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2 ~ ~ Bead, Plush and Square ...
2 „ Bead, Moab and Moulded
lj Saab Doors ... ... ••• •••
SAM 14 ES AND PRA UFA

Sashes & Frames, Meisel Sills, Axle Pulleys,
double hung.. ...
2 ditto ditto
14 Casements and Frames
2 ditto ditto
Greenhouse Lights
2 ditto ditto .. • 5
A large assortment of well-seasoned Doors, klo -
legs. Skirtings, Ar., always kept in Stook.
E3TIMATES FOR GREENHOUSES AND CON-
SERVATORIES.
FLOORING. MOULDINGS. SKIRTINGS, Ac.
SKETCHLEY'S GENERAL JOINER.
THE CHEAPEST AND IIVtT MACHINE IN THE TRADE.

din.;

Prise Modals were awarded at the Dublin Exhibition,
and also by the Royal Agricultural Society.
The Royal Agricultural Society, mouthing of the
Machine (•ee Part 11. No. IL, Page 403), say :
''Sketohlty'a lJniversair Joiner is capabl• of efficiently
performing the arious operations of Sawing, Planing,
Moulding, Tenoning, and Boring. The Apparatus in
adapted for working up Plank, into Doors, Window
Frame., Floor Boards, he. The planing, kn., win
beautifully done. and with great rapidity.
SKETCHLEY'S UNIVERSA.L BETTY SAW.
. .

This is the simplest told most effective "S.w TabW
before the Trade, it haring a perfectly clear Top, and
the upper piston being worked from over head. The
Saw is worked from an eccentric, and owl be set to any
stroke up to 6 inches nth Table will cut oat any
sweei tip to 16 inches think. Price of Betty Saw, £l5.
IMPROVED STATIONARY ENGINES

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

Tara Ara unman.

The amusements provided for the public during the
weak have not been numerous. On Wednesday evening
the committee of the Mechanics' Institute provided a
concert at Mr. Waters's Sale-rooms, in aid of their library
fund.. The vocalists were Measra Stanley, Westmore-
land and Bermingham, who gave their services gratuit-
ou•ly, and were satiated by severe! amateurs. The
rooms were not filled ; but there waa • good pro-
gramme, and those who were present appeared greatly
to appreciate the efforts of the vocalists, most of whom
wer• rapturously encored. For Thursday ',repine, Mr.
Aylward announced a grand concert in the Market-
house, for which occasion he had moored the eerviese of
the hand of the Grenadier Guards, under the conductor.
ship of Mr. O. Godfrey; and also of Mr. Fred. French,
a London "buffo" singer. There was a numerous at-
tendons.; the band played &stile), always do exceedingly
well, and Mr. French's comic songs excited much
mirth and applause. The performances of the bands
of the /total Marines •nd the Grenadier Guards
in the show•yard were greatly admired. The marines
played on Monday, Tuesday. and Wednesday, on
the latter day in the several concerted pieces in
which the band of the Grenadier Guards alao took part.
The latter band played on Thursday and Friday, the
ago, don of pieces being essellent and the performance
all that could be desired..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

THE IT CH

WITHOUT THE -1-.EAST—BII:IIIL--
& CERTAIN CURE IN A FEW DAYS.
rilHlB irritating, troublesome, and e
1 infectious disease, so often the witYaseetne
greatest annoyance to inciividmila and to whole Families,
may be immediately relieved, and cured by a few appli-
cations of the above named invaluable remedy. Is
every case an early application is very desirable, forth*
longer it is delayed the mare virulent becomes Me 'mus-
lin'', and in many cases the present Proprietor, A. J.
Erase, ham seen a whole neighbourhood inhaled by the
negligent* of tome one family in it, by their refusing I.
believe it pomible that they had really Rah same'
them. . _

"IL; y hundreds of Teatinaciainla aright he =se
application will however prove the above
8014 in Boxes at la. lid- ear&
Faintly Packages, containlair 10 Boxer ewe
free to sa st&tice throoglimi the Kiheam, OS
of 1` order for Oa. 64,
' PfbOFOllW A. I. IVA" Dieemlid
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

CASSELL'S COFFEES.

SOLD BY NEARLY TWO THOUSAND AGENTS
THRoUGHoUT THE KINGDOM,
AT THE REDUCED DUTY.

THESE CHOICE COFFEES have main-
tain•il their high pre-eminenee over a period of
nearly nerenteen years, and continnee to be used 11th.
regular lin-eldest Beverage by ninth,. in all parts of
the Kingdom. tine full flavour and great strength
characterise these Coffr es ; and being packed fresh trues
the mill in CAni•ters end air-iigt.t Packages, ooderm
fresher., and ltr•lity can at all times la • relied on.
CAS.iLL 8 Comm., No. 1, Is. per lb.
C•sart.L'e Corrri, No. 2, la 2.d.. per lb.
CAMIELL.B Crest, No. 3, Is. 4•1. p. r lb.
C•seaLL's Corrze, No. 4, 1.. di. per lb.
Sold in Canisters of 21ba.. Ilb.,and ilb. each ; and in
air-tight Packets of 405., 205.., and kis. each, by the
appoiutrd Agrote throughout the kingdom.

AGLITS IN IRIS DISTRICT :-

J. Perry, Temperance Hotel, Flouth
street, and E. Heli•rd, liondon•road
Colmer, chemist, Middle street.

BPOTFIBVIIT ... Wood.
A xxiN . Willa stationer, and Hallett, stationer.
Baioo . 13_ 11. Mole. Yore

Ho.sick,
B swore C.Hoye• Holly Ulll.
IlLaaoroto J•m•., Hobbs
BURNHAII
CATIISTOCI Hood, grocer.
C14.48D
Holr;noel-street.
• ••• -
CII lINOCTII S. IttiflrgtoOST
CHILD OsSIMID G. Street..
Cid.Luierrorr . . Dodge, grocer.
CHANBOSNE
JhACHISTIR
Br""i8R. High East-street.
Er IRCREECtIi
Everesnor
G.. SOPIeLCT
LLI snits al
Iltstteloos
He ding. grocer.
Taylor. etationer.
L iNGPOtir
N • TIIL•BUIT.... W. Feeler. Coop•r•
OTTLIITST.IiaRT Sheppard, grocer
.„ . ... G. Nes.. Penney, Quay
PIODLtTIItIWTHIDIJ lilies.
Pi tan..[Town .... J. Gorrlsg•.
PuHTLAND CHI, Spriog-garden, and
Misses Gibbs, Faalop.
CaliaL .. 8 G•re, Post ofti
.1 C. Ilebditch.
Siumicolisi
G. Gosoey, Half-Nam-street.
fioicrwrom
tin arrow WALLET C. (.I‘.oshrasSh•
. J•eliros,•brimist.
ail•rfriar•Y .. G. E. Norio., rs•ey warehouse I
ISBURT W. Thorn, Winchester-street, J.
Davis, Colrer-street, and
Huntrr, chemist.
Holmes, grocer.
Iser•in pert-street. Jos., Ito.
Cherchatreet, and Donlon and
Caretaire, 8, East-street.
THOIVTITON
N. I IiCAP.TON J•me. Gilbert .
.plite • West
W•Ltiiß
WrI.LINGTDS
WIVELIC.C.,IIIII4 Ash. chemist
W STHDLTII
Crosser. IS rerk.etreet
Ygrsnsiza

STMT..
TAUMTON

CABBELL'S PURE TEA.
In consequence of ow reduction of duty, the list of
proen 4•••••11's Teen has lan revised sod greatly
ower aff.irdins consumers the Otin.,tadvantage,
and are now sold from prr 2s. to 4s. pr lb., ,o psoksts
front 2,Z to Ilb.
Agents wanted in every Distriotttot yet occupied.
For ur ins apple to
CtBBELL, 8111TII, k Ci.,80, Yzar.mtntre 8
LON DON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

BEAMINSTER.

We Sr. sorry to bear that Mn. Knight, wife of
R. Knight, Esq., manager of the Doreetahire
Beak, &wallower, died very suddenly on Sunday
night list, about half-pest 9 o'clock. She was in
the enjoyment of fair health, and went to church
the same evening.
FATAL Accitotur. —A =LEL aged 58, named
David Dyke, who was riding in the cart which was
upset under circumstanoss stated in the paragraph
under Broadwineor, died on the 16th • inst. When
deceased and Mr. aplin (for whom be worked) got
to Besminster on the night of the accident, Dyke
complained of being very ill, and he lay in the stable
all night. He was carried to his lodgingsnext morn-
ing, and was attended by Dr. Daniel, who stake
that he died from bruises and exposure.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

MILTON ANSA&

TIIIIIIONILL.—Ths teachers and scholars of the
Milton Abbe. schools, on Moo*, the 17th inst.,
promoted to their respected salkaskramr, Ur. J. H.
Patch, on his resigning his present appointmost,
handsome and valuable silver pencil oasis also to
Mrs Finch a boutiful and elwintly bound bible,
with gilt clops and edging The preseoto were so.
componied by the foaming address neatly engrossed
on parchment by one of the teacher.:—
"To Mr. and Kra. Finish, on resigning their Morse of
the Baron Hasbro'. gobool, Milton Atstaa, Derlee.
" We, the undersigned, teatime zed asholegit of the
above owned @shoot., embrace the Pressed opportunity
of sordially thanking pre foe the Tenable in.truation
you have so Idokly and stalowily 'around to import to
tie during the last adz years, usilee for the great
interest you have ii all Moses shown for our rner.l
wrli.heinil. W. ezdvirdidll7 regret that we are ao woo
to lon your valuable tuition sod guardianship, and
trust your aucceseore may evince se deep ea Wool in
our welters as you have OW dose. We pray that God',
blessing may rest on you, wherever you go, and that
you any long he Tared to labour in your ardson. and
noble calling. Please accept the ossompenying biles
sa e ezprosion of our gratitude end fedora."

STOBILINSI'ER NEWTON.
DIVISIONAL PITT( EISISIONS, Mooday.—Botoro
Coptoin T. E. lisobam, a.m., sad B. & Bower,
ral•
ALUMS) POUND BILRACIL—ML C. Mitebell, yeoman,
of Woolland, wee summoned on this charge. --
Atkinson, who appeared for the defendant, objected to
the jurisdiction of the Bench oo two grounds, first that
the hedge through which the cow strayed, sad
whieh his client took from the pound. was the pro.
peril of the pleintiff in the ease, and that he had
during the past you repel red the fence. Re •ISO SOO-
Waded that phtintiff, not being the haywardest, bed no
right to pound the cow. No htywardon had been ap-
pointed for two pars post. lie then called Mr.
Mitchell, who stated that the field in question, yid&
I adjoined plalntiff'a orchard. WS/ • port of his farm.
The plaintiff repaired the hedge. The former taunts
of the farm never repaired the hedge.—Tbe Booth
doodad that they had no jusisilieticet,• qesetion of title
hang 'evolved.
CUA PAM AGAINST • LANDLORD 105 ALLOWING
DSUNILIWNWiII IN KW BOO5LWillh5Ui Woolfrey,
loollord el the Balms' Arms Ins, Child Oireford, yam
semmoned by Mr. Deputy Chief Constable Hootioood
Lou allowing drawl= sail riotoomowidoot in his bows
as the Nth November.—Mt. Weston, of Darrhorter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

PORTLAND.

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. —The principal tradesmen
of the is'aud hue agreed to close their planes of
business on Wednesday, the 211gli.
Bomswan.—Between 200 arid 300 of the
beim from thm training ship left Portland ex route
to their clitftrett home. no Thum., last, leave
being granted to the 12th JARLIAI y Dell.
Tits PARRY BKIDO/L - -I,llli week divers and others
were employi (I examining the state of the palmlike of
Ferry Bridge and it was found in many places to be
defective and us need of repairs living done.

PORTLAND CONVICT PATAIILIARAISPIT. A specious
and handsome building hoe been completed at this
establishment, and will shortly be pened to auprOy
• 'want which has been felt for some time. The
budding ie to he used iii library for the offioers con-
nected with the pr M-n and it will be well supplied
with the principal topers abd periodicals ef the day.
Spiro. —Go Saturday morning the crier an'
n mooed that • largo quantity of sprats were on sale
on the beach near the rove Inn. W. found that the
sprats were caught at Lyme, and put on shore bare
from one of theß•er holtaand were eagerly porchmed
at 3c prr bushel. As twilight advanmd not one
*neat oat of the 64 bushels was left on the beech.
The fish were in fine condition and of • good nu.

EASTON AND CHURCH Hops RAILWAY AND
DOCK. —This prr.ject. for which plans have been
deposited in Parliament, has raised an alarm among
the small quarrymen and atone merchants, elm are
now, since the opening either Weymouth and Port-
land Railway, an important body. A meeting was
held at Easton ea Tuesday, which was attended by
tame of the principal freeholders and quarry-owners
of this part of the island. Present at this meeting
was Mr. Jerniyn, C.C., whe, we are given to under.
stand, was tit r first, two years Moor, to move in the
matter of • more extensive working of oolite of the
Isle of Portland. The provocative. were—first, the
revival of the use of Portland stone in the public and
sad other buildings in London and elsewhere, and
the bacilities —a most important element—afforded
Iv the mixed•gange railway now made to the island.
The mettieg. after an eloquent address of nearly two
hours from Mr. Jermyn, who went into the history
rrf all the matters connected with Portland atone,
and all orher resolved that • rnetnorial be
presented to the Great Western and South Western
companies (to which companies, by an Act of last
Session, the Weymouth and Portland belongs), that
they will watch this bill in Parliament, and that the
mpmnejeli.ts ke not prevented, by any clauses in the
Ka tern and Church Hope Bill, in the design or
execution of works in tarrying out, with the support
of the Great Western and South Western Companies,
an extension of the mixed gauge from the Castle
along the eastern weir or the more recent project
from the station at Chesil, rid the Priory, to Reston.
The hill was not before the meeting; hot it was
hinted that it la, in its clauses affecting the Port.
I /orders, of • moat exclusive nature.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

TES 001POILATION 1/01111.

The MAYOR said in reference to the Coeporstion
elahns against Um Weymouth and Portland Railway
Company, that he and the Town Clerk intended to have
met to Landoll, and bane seen what they could do to
arrange for the settlement of these 'Mims. Mr. lateuall
was however prevented from com.nj, hut be (Um Mayor)
bid a long interview with Mr. Rose reelecting the
metier in enestioa,the resnit of which was that it had been
decided dins fu to refer the eatttlement of clams to
be *veneration's consulting amine*. Mr. Colt, Lend
whatever his decision was that it should be binding on
either party. If this were diem, sh-re was every chance
of ell the cleims beim: *tiled within three month..
Ile bad done Ibis on Isis own responsibility. sad hoped
his efforts to arrange metiins in this wey had given
psi ideation.

• ----
Mr. Draw remarked that he had learnt more from
the Mayor in ten minutes than he had done in three,
ara at to the position in which the Council were
i•laced in respect to the Weymouth and Pecahned Rail
way Company. Although • resolution could not be
Pieced on the subject. he thought they ought to give an
expression of their opinion to hi... ((h. Mayor). and
Viet he be requested to follow up the course he bad
commenced, to posh this matter to a settlement with es
little delay as possible.
The Council &cinema in be Vastly in f of the
steps which tlw Mayor had taken in this matter.
The timeline broke up about eoe o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

eourt anti fashionable intelligence.

IT is reported Ir fashionable eireles that a matrimooid
onion .111 shortly be effected between the Dowager 1,64
Ilchester and Lord Hilton. lete Sir Willman Jolliffe.
THE RIGHT RON. LiLDT HhI.UT of Lee. the Earl
of Pembroke, Ledy Mary Herbert, lady Londe Herbert.
and other members of the family bare arrived at Willa.
Hou.e for the Cbristmee memo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

WILTS AND DORSET BANKING COMPANY,

NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, that the
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the
Proprietor, for receiving the Director, Report no
the business of the company during the past year.
and for the election of three Directors in the room of
William Long, Esq., Thomas Shriog, EN., and
George Waters, Esq., who retire by rotation, will
take place within the Horn Beatitino Houtz, at
Setmatatr. on MONDAY, the 4th day of
FEBRUARY auk at Eleven o'clock in the
forenoon.

The Chair lobe taken punctually at twelve o'clock.
WILLIAM LONG, keg., and THOMAS SMILING, Keg.,
odor themselves for re•election.

Notioe of candidates mud be given to the General
Bleneger at least tweetpone dap pieviouely to
tie meeting.
By order of lb. Board,
WILLIAM CHUBB. General Menapr.
Seliebary, 2111 Deceinber. 1816.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

C HA RI4OUTH.

RIUDINGS. -Thl nsoond series of penny readings
and mu.io took place on Thursday evening last,
when a very amusing programme was gone through.
—The readers on the occasion were the Rev. C.
Hughes, Captain Co., Captain Mould, Captain
Moore, end the Rev. T. L Idonteliors, and the
musical party were the sit instrumental and mx
vocal amateurs mentioned in our last. The chair wee
taken by the Rev. E. K. Breton, and the room wee
crowded to excess.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

BL 4 ND FOR D.

THE Temperance Penny Readings at tle Town
Hall, on Tuesday evening, were well attended.
The band played a selection of music.

MARRIAOS 01 E 11•ICIRO, fg•f&—A
merry peal in honour of the return of this gentleu.th
with his youthful bride, was rung on Saturday
week, and many good wishes were expressed for
their future happineth
Bouonon Pouce, Wednesday.—Before the Mayor
and W. C. Fincham, Req.—Four men in the employ of
Mr. Watts, fellithager, wore fined 61. each, for
putting a quantity of manure in the street.
It was done by Mr. Watt's orders, and he paid
the money.--Reuben Christopher, for being drunk
and riotous, in West-street, December 8, was fined 10a.
and 10s. coots, or 14 day's imprisonment.
Contort Pomo, Dth. 18th. —Before Lord Port.
wen and J. J. Farquharson Eaq :—Charlee Thorne, of
Hilton, shoemaker, was charged by Thomas 11.4 re
°whirl, with commiting an &welt on him the previona
Saturday night. Complainant's evidence was to the
effect that he was returning home about twelve o'clock
from Milton 4bbee, where there had been some wedding
festivities on the occasion of the return of Mr. Everaid
liambro with his briJe ; his son Charles Garland, and
Kr. Baker, Jur. accompanied him, they were on horse-
back. Between Milton Abbe, and Hilton they overtook
• party, including the defendant. A. they were poetise
them, defendant atumpted to kick his horse, and sa he
failed to do so kicked his sons's ash. was poring; this
I-d to a Unsettle between them, and defeadant got hold
of his sons' horne's bead, and oomplainant reds bask to
hirs and told him if he did not let go he would ride over
him; and defendant then took hold of his horse's head.
This led to blows between them, and defendant threw
onordainant off his horse. They then w-nt on, and
defendant passing complainant'. house entered his
farm yard and kicked at tho stable door, in which be
was, and abused him very mach.-- fhe defendant denied
the chaige altogether, and said that the complainant
bad committed an assault on him, for he was
going home with some friend. very quietly,
when the (complaisant) and his party passed
them, and alter they had cone on a short distance they
suddenly turned round, and rode towards thew very
fast, and complUnant'i son knocked lion one of the
party, and complainant rode up to defendant. A
etruggle followed this, in which defendant waa struck
both by complainant and his non; and what he (defend.
ant) did wu to defend himself. Three of the party,
who were with defendant at the time, corroborated
defendant's statement, and the Bench dismissed the
charge, as they considered no cue had been proved.—
Alfred Mau, a youth of this town, wan charged at the
some time with tithing on private property, on the 10th
May lest. The charge bclng satisfactorily proved, he
was fined El and costs, or to be committed for One
calendar month with hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

411.44
.... ... 41 1044
41 Yr 44
415.51

1•44
... 41 MU

'LOOS.
Tows wade, par 1116
lbs
OATS. H ousobold...
Enrlioh. feed 32 to 34 Country
" potato ... to 31 Norfolk sag SWIM'
Scotch feed 24 to 31 02 oialp
HateeoL, Thureday.—A very short supply of English
wheat, which net • free oak at an adulates of Is. per
qr.; foreign wad in fair request, at a similar enhance.
inent in value. Malting barley wan very dull, at • far-
ther decline of Is. per qr.; grinding aorta woes bald for
an advanoe of 6d. par qr., which checked the sale. Oslo
have given way from 6d. to Is. per qr, Beans and peas
were again la per qr. ebraper, Indian sorn laving
became scares, woo la. pea qr. dearer. Flour waa in
good request, and folly as dear.

FAISAL

tot lish '10;4-
Winter do. ..

to

IT!.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

19101 P HOMO. WONOL_

_
Elisabeth oe-Age,---se—r; ant to Mr. Gnome Keynes,
elnek and ; 2n4, Mary Ann Sibley, servant to Mr.
Jobe Ford, sun, £l.
Freedman eiven by the Societe.
Isabella servo' to Mr. Orange (10-4. for having
work 4 rm.thi same LIM 24 Tears, cloak and 5'.; 2nd,
Rowena Weldon, servant to Mr. John Burgess, 34 yearn,
steak end S..

Under TwentyAire years of age.—Raebel see-
mint to Mr. IL S. Little, for baring worked on bis farm
opwarda of nine year., and always m..lnsal:el • good
character, £1 10..
Clan ft —.Tan Beat, 'onset to Mr. Robert Foots',
for haring been in bin employ 21 years, and always
maintained • good character, °oat and 10a.; tad, James
Maris, a
- /1005/111OLD 7111 ILI envArts.
_ . _

Emma lokoen, servant to Hr. John Hector. for hay•
inn been In his service 5 years and always maintained a
mood character, Li 15s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

AGINTS :-

DORCHESTER ... Mu. O. J. G. GREGORY.
... Mr. Elsrard B. Hussey.
Peels Mr. M. Kesup-Weleb.
Abbotsbury Mr. James
Beeminster . Mr. thoholes M. Logsin, Bolt.

Hlandfori .. Mr. J. Barnes.
Castle Cary ... ... Mr. N. Lemon.
Cerne Abbas . Mr. W. H. Clark.
Chard ... Mr. Charles Weaver.
Cnnborne ... Mr. John Hunt.
Charmouth ... Mr. Aodrew Tooker.

in;;;77.-- ... Mr. W. C. Crntwell.
Gillingham ... ... Mr. Joaeph
Ilmineter Mr. Charles Plowman.
Ladiesll Mr. N. Mitchell.
Lyme ... Mr. Rttbert Hilman.
. Mr. Robert Co. Walker.
81;aftesbury Messrs. Wills and Berridge.
Sherburne ... Mr. John Young Melmotb.
Sturtniustar Newton... Mr. James W. Coo.
South Petherton ... Mr. .1. Daniel.
Wareham Mr. James Took.
Weymouth . Mr. E. W. Cross.
Wimborne Mr. J. W. Bayley.
Mr. 11. Habgood.
Wincanton ... Mr. Benjamin Breather.
Winsham ... Mr. Daniel Hitchcock.
Yeovil ... Mr. Joseph N. Cooke.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

DORCHESTER UNION.

lIIHE GUARDIANS of this UNION will
1. he prepared as their MERTINO, t. Ile had on
Tit IT USDA T. the 27th dey of DRCIMIRER Insitant, to
missive TEN IMiltd for tha SUPPLY ril PROVISIONS
and other NECKSS %DIES for the UNION WORK-
ni*str ; also Breed made of tbe best Floor for the
Out-door P.T.1.13.1 Mutton for the Sick Poor residing
in or nee the Town of Dorchester, for three months,
from the 27th day el December inst., to the 21at day of
March. IM7.
Form. of Tenders may he obtained on applicetion at
my (Mee, end must be delivered at the Union Work.
bmwe on of before Eleven &cloak in the Forenoon .4
Thursday, the 27th day of December next.
By Order of the Board.
HENRY LOCK, Clerk.
Dorchester, 12th December, 1866.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

(2EVVRAL FARMS of 'redone eine to be
IST, particulars of which may be obtoincd on
apclitati m to Wpm.. BLUSDILL nod PALMIII, Lend
Agent. ke., 3, Portlend-otftet., tioatitamptee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

306 ENGRAVINGS

OF HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,
Carpus, li raptrits, *c.;
With PRIC/IS SZd ESTIZATIA for Furbishing
the COTT/JAI, VILLA, Or MANSIOW.

SENT POST TREE.

THE STEAM•CABINET WORKS,
36 & 37, Maryport Street,
BRISTOL.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

PRICEq.

Artificial Tenth set in pure Gold, per tooth
Net ; set in the beat prepared Indian rubber, Fort ot
hard gums, from 30. to ho. per tooth; or 11 to LI pot
double set. Teeth extracted, Is. to 21. Stoppid, It
Cleaned, 2s. Teeth regulated.
79, ST. THOM %ft STREF:r, WF.YMOIrTI7.

GS)Vol4e• C'mlrhs, Pronvil is Ho.,
yr 0 R
nem,Colds,lntlllensa Asthma, ~ Li c•
8 !ONGHIAL. Catarrh, •ny irritation or ‘110Li1211.3
cy Sorenson nf the Throat in.,. !CVO
• stantly relieved by t
2,. ea..

BROWN'S BRONCHI AI, TROCHES OR COIRTh
LOZENGES.
. - _

2i. BRANCH is now opened in
London for their Bale. They are very pleasant
to take, contain no opium. and children will find them
yen beneficial in cases of Whooping Conch. People
who are troubled with a backing cough, should try them
at oree ; they are a riafe and sure remedy.
ronghs, Hossienerm, and the •wiouu Throat A ffection
to which Public Speakers, Military Officers, and Singern
are relieved by "Brown's Bronchial Troches.
Ifsi•ing a direct influence to the affected part*, they
allay Pulmonary Irritation. The freedom from all
deleterious ingredients render "Brown'. Bronchial
Troches" • safe remedy for the moat delicate female, or
youngest child, and has caused them to be held in the
highest esteem by Clergymen. Singers, and Public
Speakers generally. . . .

Among the many tedimonials is a letter from Rey.
Henry Ward Beecher, which may be seen at our office
Amongst the meny eminent singers who use the
Troches and epeak highly of them, we would mention
Miss Loads Pyne, Mr. Ainsley Cook, and others of the
Royal Opera, London.
Sold by all Medicine Dealer., at la lid. per bog.
Pr neipal One. SIA. High Holborn Temkin.

OW'S FOlt 011ILD_REN
plat.- A Branch Rouse is now in
C I.omlen forth.. Sale thisTZ:idy,
,whicl• has been in use in A lI6RICA
%• over thirty yrars. It 1.. plum:init.
Mite, and is safe in all emes ; it
soothes the child and giver it rest; softens the gums
and will allay all pain or spasmodic action, and is
BURK To ItIMULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, Mothers. it "All dive rest to Yourselves

RELIEF AND HEALTit 10 YOUR INFANTS.
It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Rowel/
and Wind Colic, and we believe it the best and surest
remedy in the World in all casts of I/politer are
Diarrhoea In Children, whether eriring from Teethit.g
or other causes. There Cr. other preparations of a
similarname in this country. Bemire and ask for Mkb
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and see thai
Comm end Precise, New York and London, is on the
°abide wrapper.
Among the hondreds of testimonials, Is one from
Prof. J H. Sidilons, London. The following is an
estrart —'l: have tried Mrs. Winslow's Soothins
Syrup upon my infant boy aged sin months, who suffered
from his teething, and it relieved him immediately."
Sold by all Chemists, at le. led, per bottle, and
dir .rtions with each bottle.
Call on the Co• mists for one of Mrs. Winelow's
Family A Imams and Domestic Reecipe knobs for DM,
Fret of Chary*.
P swipe! 011 ed. 905, High Holborn. London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

CHRONICLE

THE

GARDENERS'

AND
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE;
AS A WEEKLY NZOORD OF RURAL ECONOMY AND GENERAL NEWS.
regards the Gardening
Park the principle is to make it • weekly record of everything that
bears upon Horticulture, Floriculture, Arboriculture, or Garden Botany, and such Natural History as
hos • relation to Gardening, with Notion and Criticisms of all Works on such subjects. Connected with this
part are

WEEKLY CALENDARS OF GARDENING OPERATIONS,
Given in detail, and adapted to the objects of Vernon. II tafion of lifo ; no that the Cottager, with a few
rods of ground before biz door, the Amateur who has only • Greenhouse, and the Manager of Extensive' Oardem,
are alike informed of th• routine of Operations b Filch the varying seasons render Deem otry. It moreover eom
talus Report. of Horticultural Exhibitions and Proceedings—Notices of Novelties sod Improvements—in (aat,
everything that can tend to advance the 'profession, benefit the condition of the Woikinan, or conduce to the
pleasure of his k.usplo)er. Woodcuts are given win the matter treated of requires that mode of
illustration.

The 11harming Part (under the Kditorship of a practical Fanner) treats of—
The Practice of Asricultnre Results of Experimental Farming Poresting
Agriculturel Mcienne Growth cud Rotation of Crops Road-making
Animal and Vegetable Physiology Management of Stock Farm-buildibgs
Improvements in Implement., des- Vetennary Science Labourers
earthed by Woodcut* whenever brainage Treatment of Poultry
requisite Irrigation Agricultural Publications.
Improved modes of Husbandry
In short, whatever affects the beneficial employment of capital in hind.
Reporta are regularly given of the English, Scotch. and Irish Agricultural Societies and Partners' Clubs—
London Market., Prices of Cora, Hay, Cattle, Seeds, Hops, Potatoes, Butter, Wool, Coal, limber, Bark, kc.
and the Weekly Averages.
Articles on Poultry and Bee-keening are con tautly given.
Replies to question connected with the object of the Paper are also furnished weekly.
Lastly, that description et Domestic and Political News is introduced which is usually found in • Weekly
Newspaper. It is unnecessary to dwell on this head further than to lay, that the Proprietors do not range them-
selves under the banners of any party ; their earnest endeavours are to make the TIM U•RDIENNIUS' CHRONICLE
and AGRICULTURAL GasaTut • full and comprehensive Reeved of Facts only—a Newspaper in the true same of
the word—leaving the reader to form his own opinions; then object being the elucidationiof the lams of Nature,
not of Man. The reader is thus furnished, in attention to the peculiar (ratans of the Journal, with snob hirers
mit I concerniu the mate of the day, as supersedes the necessity of his providing hipped' with any other
paper.
?OE ADVERTISEMENTS, 41, WELLINGTON-STREET, covnarr GARDEN, LONDON, W.O
se intonding to 000unenee with the New Volume should give their Orders at ono* to any Newavendor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

OHIO LIFE in SH D ETLAN by R. Seca.
LIP Salaam), CISONSOO, WISH (with three En•
grarings).—See "Journal of Agrieulture" for December.
MHERMANENT IMPROVEMENT of LANDED
ESTATES by PROPRIETORS —No. V., by
JOHN GIANT, Land Surveyor and Agricultural Engineer.
Neweinstle-on•Tyne, with three Engravings. See
" Journal of Agriculture" for December.

TEIR VETERINARIAN—The ECONOMY of
SPLINTS. By Jossra Galicia; son.. Albert
Veterinary College, Bayswater. Injuries to tbe back
and loina—Sre "Journal of Agriculture" for Lk-camber.
rrIFIE MONTH.—The SEASON and the CROPS.
I. The Grain Trade, Live Stook Trade, ko.
—See "Journal of Agriculture" for Droernber.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

DORC li EsTillt.

rpo BE LET, with immediate possession,
a convenient DWELLINO HOUSE, situate io
North rquare, Dorchester, sostataing Parlour. Sitting-
room, 6 He.Vrootos, Kitchen, Pantry, and other office..
os, and Water laid on—To view an 4 for tenon apply
to FIBDUICI Four. Aorsioneerand Commission Agent,
Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.

HE GENERAL ANNIVER4ARY
I 11SR1'ING of the Governont will be h.diten
(1) V ) at tl e Hrierirat., on THURSDAY, the 10th
day of JANUARY ..it, at 1 o'clock, pm.
C. W. BINGHAM,
Chairman of the Committee.
Datad 93th Dos.. 1866.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

CLITLE MARKET&

limorouven. Tlnsreday.—Our market to-day wee
eII supplied with beasts for Christmas (origami:4os.
On the whole the demsnd for most breeds ruled rte•dy,
it full priors. The top quotation was 6s. 13d. per 81b.
Sheep-- the supply of which was only moderate—usev,d
on steadily, at fell quotations. The beet Downs end
half breed. realleed 6a. 4s. per 811 s. There was a falv
demand for salves, it previous rates. Prime emsell piens
were study, bet large hogs onsamended very Rtt.
attention. The numbers on offer were by no mesa*
extensive.

Per &b. to sink the Offal.
5. d. s.d. d. d.
la. coarse beasts 3 5102 1 PrimoSouthdoornall lo 6
veon.l quality . 4 oto 4 Leg. coarse calve. 4 ti 3 I
i• rim* tare roes 4 10 to 5 Primo
Prime Scot., ike. 5 410 5 largo bogs...
Int. roarer *beep 3 10 to 4 Neat soil porkers 4 2to 1 I
brood quality 4 4to 5 &Aug. calves.ees2/1 otoft 0
Prime coarse wIldS Sto 5 I Qr. oM atr pi.o,dole OtoSO 0
TOTAL Borrim.—Britisb—Boants, 1,964; C 0...
sheep and lambs, 3.400; calve.. 120; pea. 240.—
Foreign—Beasts, 470; sheep and lambs, 964; salves.
97; pigs, 64.
NCWOATIII AND LOADENNALL, Friday.—There is •
steady demand for nearly all kinds of meat, and prices
ITS well supported. The supply is very large sod the
quality generally is good.
Per 811 a, by the cerrnme.
•d. •d. d. ed.
Inferior brat .. 3 4 to 310 'lnterior mutton 3 010 4 0
blididlint ditto 4 0 „ 4 4 sliddliot ditto 4 4„ I
Primo largo do. 4 0,,, 4 I Pries. ditt0..
Mao mall ditto 4 10 ~o 0 Largo pork
4 4 „ 3 4 !Sews I ditto.... 4 1„ 4
BRISTOL, Tburada --At oar market there was at
usual on these ocessione, warmly anything doing, do
day being regarded by all partite sit a Isolliday. As Os
weather was height and slew there wee a fair atiendoner.
The supply of beef was exoeeditogl) abort, quality inferior
and trade very dull. Ti.. few good animals so offer
had to be abloom,' of at reduced prie-s. A moderate bad*
in oberp was dooe at from 7& to lid. per lb. Very few
hones were in the market, and the trade done wee
seminal.

HOP HARKET.
Hommoil, Frkiay.—The trade for fine hops it r•r7
Orni. and late rates an fully supported. The 10d"P°
qualities have 'Maimed bands to a fair extent, it quite
!ate rates. The Continental markets are steady. lit
improving pekes. If id and Rut Kent*, 1686. to 315.;
Weald of K..nts, 151 a. to 1804. ; Sammy, 151 s. to 168 a
Yvarlinp, 106.. to 1504. per amt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

ESTABLISH V.D 1710.

II an.
CHABLIS RICHARD POLg, Peri ,Cheirman and Treasurer
The Right Hon. W. Beresford.
P. Pleydell Rouverie, Egg.
Harry Chester, Eel.
Samuel Pepys Cockerell,
Russell Ellie*, req.
Harvey Morton Farquhar. Esq.
Capt. H. G. Hamilton. R.N.
William John Hamilton, Esq.
Jouqk Hoare, Esq.
Sir James Weir Hogg, But.
Felix Lulbroke,
Henry Francis Shaw lefevre, Req.
Cheri, R. Littledale, Esq.
Alfred Montgomery, Req.
Frederick Henry Noinass, Iraq.
&tweed Hawley Palmer, Fag.
Brice Hugh Pause, Kg.
Lambert Pole, Esq.
Sir Henry Rich. Mart
Oswald A. Smith, Req.
Henry R. Tomkinson, Req.

rrHIC Duty received by the @on Firs Oer
on Insurances in Greet Britain and Ireland, for the
year Idfft, impsinted to £154,109, which sum far exceeds
the return made by any other similar Society.
Insuraneee upon almost oftry desaription of risk in
the United Kingdom are undertaken at moderate rate,.
Great Reduction in the Terms for Policies of ,mpll
amounta No charge for the Policy or Stamp.
Insurances now effected at the modal:led rate of Duty,
via : Is. 6d.. percent. . .

The Policies 01 tilie Company extend to cover Losses
occasioned by EXPLOSION OP OAS.
. .

insurances may be made for more years than ono by,
single psyment ; and in such cases there will be a &s-
-onnet allowed on the premium and duty for every your
except the first.
Farming Stock insured at ss. per cont. No extra
charge made for the use of Steam Thrashing Machina..
Property in Foreign Countries insured on favourable
terms.

Forms of Proposals. Receipts for the Renewal of
PolieiPs as they fall due, and all information respecting
Fire Insurances, may be obtained on apidicAtion to any
of the undermentioned Agents of the SUN FIRE
OFFICE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

Premjsurs. eyes by H. C. ccpirros, Eq.

George Woolease, servant to Kr. neorge Lock, fcr
having worked 25 years, on the nonfarm, and not in
his "tan parish. wit god 10.,; 2nd, Henry Knight,
servant ts Mr. John Keynes, 23 paws, a coat.

CHAMPION Piing 1111 DOING.

Iseak, aervaat to Mr. Clarke Flower, •
great tt•at.
Premiutts given by GFRARD DRUM ESQ., LP.
DRILLING TURNIP".

GeorgeTife;l; iierve-a—n-t-lO.llr. J. T. Green,
CI 10'. Steersman, George Cook, servant lo Mr. J. T.
Green, CI las 'Willman, Merle. Hathaway, servant
to N. Harlin Small, a bounty of 5.. Steerman, Henry
Benne•t, aervent to Mr. /Aiello Small, a bounty of 514.
Drillman, John liarlock, servant to Kr. George Keynes,
el 10i. Steerman, George Horlook, aereaut to Kr.
Georg- K,ynos, El 10a.
Premiums given by CliAttLVI Ramo, Eel.
ttALPIIIP 11011114.
_

Willni New, ',errant to Mr. W. It. Roper, wit and
10e.; 2nd. Smunel Sheppard, eerv.nt to Mr. E. S. Little,
a coat, • 3d, °force Poem, *errant to Mr. W. Foote+,
15a; henry Young, 'errant to Yr. J. T. Homer, a
bounty of ba. _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

MARLIN OF AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN.
1 —See "Journal of Agriculture" for Deomnber.

cute Is Limp, with Kan, 00 P.P.. Prim sd.
by Post, lis. Bd.

SCOTLAND DESCRIBED A Series of
Topographic Sketches of such piste' as may moat
interest the visitor; and are no written as to form a
readable book for thom who may be linable to stir from
home. By A LZIANDBI MURIA T, author of "The
Upper Ward of Lanarkshire Described ;" "Outlines of
Scottish History;" HancLbooks for the Clyde, the
Highlands, eta.; and editor of Nurray's Time-tables.
Glasgow : ALIXAIIDIII MUILRAY. Edinburgh : JONI
London: HOOLIITON and WIIGHT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

LONG FLEKT.

PROPAGATION OF TR, GOSPRL.-011 Sunday week
the annual sermons in behalf of the Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, were
preached. The morning sermon was preached by
the Incumbent; and that in tbe evening by the Rev.
H. Hostable, the organising secretary of the diocese.
Both services were choral, and in the evening Dr.
Wesley's anthem "Ascribe unto the Lord" was
sung. We are happy to tlnd that the Society is
nourishing in this parish, under the seahati auspices
of the Rev. J. L Williams. .

PINNY HIADINGS,—The fifth of the series of thaw
entertainment' was gives at St Ilare's schoolroom
on Wednesday. A large and respectable audienos
we. agreeably entertained with the following
=me. Part sung Soft sighs the braise."
ion by the Rev. J. Preston of the 2nd wt
of his comic Virgil. Song by Kr. W. H. Gulch,
"Th. merry little fat man," vociferously snowed,
and followed by "I don't believe they do." Reading,
"A fairy tale," by the Rev. K Combs.. Obae,
"When shall we three meet %pia" by Minn

Foreman (of Wimhoroe) C. H. Morgan and C.
James. Reading " King John and Hubert" and
" Forging the anchor" by H. D. bilia. Piano-
forte solo, Air frontlgut with vairatious, tastefully
plaeod lir Master Wareham of Witntiorne, a pupil
of Mr. Whitehead Smith. Madrigal "Skeet Brut I
saw your fare." This w..e followed by • 'election
fr..m Pickwick by air. Vieth% hi Mr. (hitch
" The happy Utile nian" n as received with bbutens4
Applanyy. an.l by ociurY, ISO liong
1,. r• len; ur el wife." Tie "N.e National I sawn"
odecii the uuteriainmyist.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

lk-COUNTY HONE.

Cider and claret Cups—How to Brew Al. Ceps—
Glasgow Punch—Nuremberg Punch—Oxford Punch—
American Lnmonale—Drink with Smoke—Cherry
Brandy—Holland Elder Wine—a Simple C2oler—to
Clean Jewellery—Detect Lewl in Water—Preserve
Wood—Rewoec the Smell of Tobacco—Prevent, Gone
Rusting—Jets and Blacking for Boots and Harness—to
Varnish llorns-11,-itroy Crickets—Food for Bee—to
Preserve Egp—Waterproof Cloth—Remove Grease,
Paint, Ink, sod Fly Spots—Sharpen Tools—Mend
China—tllean Marble and Silver, and Core Smoky
Chitiniep —Japanese Cement—Liquid Glue—Furniture
Paste—to prevent Blistered Feet—to take out Stains in
Hunt:ng Coate.

7rtis KITCHEN AND LARDER.
Soup for the pour—A new up.de of onohing—Nnyeus.
berg Gingerbread—Mutton Broth—to Clean Cider Ca.lt•
—Artichoke Soup—Cold Salmon —savoury Jelly—
Pickier for Hanes and Bseon—M. Snyers Pickle—to
sweeten Tainted Fish—to Candy Fruit—Render Boiled
Fish Firm—Keep Butter Sweet for Years—Remove •
Tight stopper—rreeerve Milk—Prevent Moths—Dis-
tinguish Mushroom from POIIIOI.OIII fungi.
Constituents of Standard Guld and Silver.
Our Elpm to this year.
AGRICULTURAL MEMORANDA.
Sheep-dipping Gompueition—Harnesa Peale —Neat's-
foot Bees—lmports of Wheat in
'66—How to get rid of Thistles—When to Wash Horses'
Legs—Gypsum in Stables—How to Destroy Rats—
Food for Dairy Cows—Management of Fowls.

WHEAL Tilt WHEAT ADDES FROM.
Dates of the Derby and other groat Races for 1167.
Dorset County Officials.
" Members.
• MaNistrates, with their Addresses.
" Union Officials.
" Officers of Volunteer Corp..
Somerset County Officlals.
" Members.
• Magistrates, with their Addresses.
" Union Officials.
' Officers of Volunteer Corps.
ACTS OF LAST SESSION.
a Synopsis).
THE ECCLPSIASTIC L DIONITARIFM OF
SARUM AND BATH AND WitUAL
CLE/LOY LIST FOR BOTH DIOCESES.
A OVER rummENTA.
THE WHOLE INDEXED.

Price 6d.. y poet 71.; to —be—hvl of a/1 Etuokaellers and
t.f the Joirmal Newsmen.

SHERBORNE JOURNAL OFFICES.
November.

NEWSPAPER FOR Tilt, GARDENING AND FARMING 1-NTEREST7

RIMBTIDD-D FUR TRAAMMIBIION ABROAD.

Publobed every Saturday, price Firepenor, or Sixpence I,tainpel, each Volume complete in itself.
RIVLARGICD TO TIIWITT•TWo, TREgiIENTLY Tintar-NIT, FOLIO FAIIFS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

POOLE.

Bosinssa will be suspended on the 26th inst.
Ms. 11. DANDY Sernous., M.P., IS now on • visit
to Poole.
A LDIRII•NIC ELICTION.—It ID expected that the
vacancy caused hy Mr. Alderman Mullett h•viag
left the town, will shortly be eu.a up.
Parry Sinuous, Thureday.—Before Alderman
Barris and Pearos.—George Barrett, beerboum
keeper, was summoned by Superintendent Oifford
for selling beer after 11 o'clock on Sunday night.
There were seven mon and two women in the house,
tiod a quantity of beer OD the table. Fined 2a. 64.
and costa.
'

1r OLUNTIER ENTZRT•INIIINT. —East Visat
enlettsiacd his brother officers, and the mein nof the
Poole ride term et the Angi-1 Inn, on Friday evening,
in eommemorstioo of bis second marriage. A espital
diaper was served up. and the company numbering
about 70, spent a plesseet evening.
THE POOLI CODIrAigY
gave an ontert•innient. at the Towntiall, on Thursday
sinning. in aid of the rifle band feud The ball was
crowded. The pieces given were the farces " Boors at
the Swan,- and "Poor Pillicioddy." Between theme
there cue • musion Performaoce by Hrs. B. Adey,
Mr. H. B. iledgegeld, Mr. Hoskins, and Mr. Smith. The
ride hand played at the opening. All passed off most
'neonatally.