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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

WIMBORN E.

VOLUNTI/CR RIFLES.- iThe Wimborne corps did
not attend battalion drill at Blandford OD Wednes-
day last. An attempt to muster was made, but
there being so few present, Ensign Taylor did not
deem it desirable to proceed with them to the scene
of action.
NATIONAL SCHOOL TREAT.---00e of the purest
enjoyments we are favoured with is, no doubt, de-
rived from the happiness of others—especially the
young ; and there is, perhaps, greater pleasure felt
by the friends who provide a means of enjoyment to
our Sunday School children than even what the
children themselves experience. The National
School children of this place were on Thursday last
kindly treated with their annual feast in a field
adjacent to the town, an abundant supply of plum
mike, Lc., being provided. Great praise is due to
the Rev. H. Good and the Misses Good, as also to
the Rev. H. P. Csukesley, for their indefatigable
exertions to make die young people as happy as
possible. There was a large number of the Elite of
the neighbourhood present, among whom we noticed
the E.v. C. Onslow and family, Rev. H. P. Cooked.
ley and family; Mr. and Miss Carnegie, Mr. Port-
man stud the Mimes Portman, Mrs. Pope and family,
the Mimes Llogeton, Mrs. and the Ro. H. Piz, itc.,
Re. Twenty-two very handsome prises were given

to those children who had been the most regular in
their attendance, and best behaved during the year.
Great praise is due to the worthy master and mis-
tress (Mr. and Mrs. ktrient) for their painstaking
occrti ~ 3on behalf of their pupils ; thii us spoken
of in the highest trims by the ladies and gcuticurrii
present.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

WEYMOUTH RACES,
THURSDAY bud FRIDAY, the 56 Awl 6th
SEPTEMBER, 1661.

FIRST DAY.

TRE WEYMOUTH TRIAL STAKES of
5 Sovereigns each, with 25 Soya. added (rum the
Fund. Weight for age. A mile and a distance.

The TWO-YEAR-OW STAKES of 5 Sovereigns
each, with .311 Sore added. Teo-year-old Colts, eat.
1004.; Fillies, 84. Ma. About half-a-mile.
_ _

The 11ELCOMBE HANDICAP STAKES of 10
Sore. each ; 3 forfeit; with cro added (1:25 each hy
LOH Grey de Wilton i.nd Robert Brooks, Em., C e
Members for the Borough.) About two miles. To
close and 114110 to the Clei k of the Course, or Messrs
Weatherby, in Loudon, on or before the 24th day of
August.
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The HUNTERS' STAKES of 2 Sovereigns each,
with £25 added, for Horses that have been regularly
hunted with any established Peek of Hounds in the
county of Dorset., and that Lave not beeit in any public
trifling stable for any time during the previous two
months of the Weymouth Races. The winner to be
sold for 100 soya., if demanded, in the usual way. Cer-
tificates signed by the Ilsster of the Hunt, or by the
Huntsman, to be produced, if required, at the time of
entry. Fouriimrs-uhl to carry list. 21b. ; five, list.
1004. ; six and aged, 12at. ; winners of soy previous
race to carry 7ibi. extra ; thorough-bred horses 1011 L
extra in addition; and the winner of this rare in any
previous y• Sr to carry 1411 a. extra. in addition to all
other penalties ; to be ridden by Gentlemen, Yeomen,
or Tradeanieu. over five Nights of hurdles. Three to
run or no rate, and if four ruu the second to receive ill,
and the thin! Ed out of the Stakes. Heats one Ludo
• and a half.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

IIAY AND STRAW 31A1KSTS.

Strivormn.—llesclow hay. LI Os. to Os. ;
sew. 41 Od. to 11l Os. ; old clover. CS 10e. to II Os.;
ails ditto. ES 10s. to E 5 Os.; and straw, El 4s. to
El Lt.. per losd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

EVREY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR

For two stamps seiner* stay atoll show clergyhlen.
pest/men of foldout, rupture-curing gnarls, •nd other
swindlers, who wad their books for watt isg, publiat lying
testimonials which they write therti•elresjlctileoll4 remiss
from Journals which do not exist. profess to cure diseases
with instraintenis instead of medicines, which they strig
" American treatment," and other abeurditits al creel
as they are deceptive.
A physician tuany years extensively engaged in the
treatment a debility, and the various mental and
nervous affections resulting therefrom, will mod ft" as,„
receipt of two penny stamps to prepsY Ibiloget
pamphlet containing his highly suemeidol an only safe
issatment, with all the seesmary presmiptiousand direc-
tions by which sufferers ma cure themselves at
east. Address Kr. Lewes, • Publisher. 14.=
Court, Haltom. London.

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S,lllteS her vivid and useful delineations of clammtel
from the baniwriting of individuals. in • Alie loml.
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characteristics. or those of any fr:ssid, sliseld seed •
..pecimen of writing, stating sex, age, an supposed ail.
ic., with 13 uncut penny stamps, and addrsowa
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W., when they will receive a kingthesed detail e( the
talents, tastes, virtues, failings, ie., of the writer, with
many other things preciously numismatist, and mice'
Wed to guide in the every-day affairs of life. The
thousands who aoksowledge the value and if
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ronounced quite estraordinaly.'--Ctarles Hewed.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

COUNTY PETTY SE.SI'IONS.

P •
oLlcr. StarioN, Friday, Auguat 21.—Itefore C . •1 .
Parke, &Ai . Vie Res. C. J. Glyn, J. T. Baaket, and W".
L. Adye, E./we.
This wis the annual licensing day. There were ro '
new application's for licenses, and all the old ones weie
renewed. The landlord oof the White hart. Witoborne„
MINN cautioned for having on one occasion kept his house
open at an improper Lour.
Emily Bala Hind v. Thomas Monekton, jun.—Mr.
Dickenson. of Poole,appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr.
Johns, of Ringwood, for the defendant. This WAS an
application for an order of affiliation. It will be reuteru•
bond that at the Mat Dorset Assizes, the plaintiff's
father brought an action against the defendant for
seduction, but the case was withdrawn on the defendant
agreeing to compromise the matter by the payment of
, EMU and costa. The paternity of the child was not now
dieputed, and Mr. Dickemion asked the Bench to order
the highest amount allowed by law, namely 2s. 6.1 per
week. Mr. Johns, on the other hunt, asked for a r.t.-
auction to Is. 0.1. per seek .—TI. Lteuch made au order
si tho higher ttttt eiiit.
Prcderalt Bound aid Joh* Frampton, two lads, were
tined Co. 3.1. each, including costs, for damaging a wall,
the property of Mr. Robin Short.— The money WAN
paid.

SHAFTESBURY.
On Wednesday, the Cottage Gardener's Show of
Bowers, fruit, and vegetables was held at the
Market-house. There was a large assembly of the
leading gentry of the neighbourbeod. The show
was a very excellent one • • nosegay furnished by
Mr. E. Miles, and placed at the centre table, was
very much admired. Eleven extra prizes were
given for bunches of wild flowers, picked and
arninaed the same moriiin,4 by children of different
parishes. The Bev. W. Higden, J. E. Brine, Esq.,
Olayor,) and Mr. Gene filled the office ofjudges, and
the chair was taken by J. Du Boulay, FAq., who,
after addressing the successful competitors in suit-
able terms, awaided the prizes. The proceedings
were enlivened by the excellent performance of the
band tithe Shaftesbury Volunteer Bide Corps; the
pieces selected were from the opera of Norma and
Martha. The whole of the proceedings were very
satisfactory, and we are glad to luar that the society
is in a prosperous condition.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

SWANAGE

•
TliE Rio a-rra.- —On Friday last this fashionable
watering place was the scene of much beetle and
active pleasure. A regatta, under the patronage of
Captain Steele and S. Hunt, Fag., of Godlington,
having attracted more than 2,000 persons from the
Isle of Purbeck, Wareham, and other places.
About twelve o'clock the following railing boats
started-- belonging to Swanage, of 16 feet—Emma,
lit; Favorite, 2nd; Aluiard, 3rd. Sailing boats,
24 feet—Contractor. Ist; Purbeck. 2nd; Prince of
Wales, 3rd. Sailing boats, from any port. under 16
feet —lndustry, let ; Emmett. 2nd ; Allen, 3rd;
from Poole. Four-oared galleys and two-oared
boats rowing, with pony racing, concluded the sports
of the day. Harman's celebrated band, from Poole,
discoursed sweet nt'aiic in front of the Victoria
Hotel, greatly to tido enjoyment of the visitors
present.
FATAL ACCIDENT. A fatal accident occurred on
Friday to a young mu o named Whitfield, who has
I for some time been re.itling in Sussex, but who was
on a visit to his relativra in Poole. He, in compatiy
with several companiona. went to Swanage in the
Ursa Major bummer, to ii when rambling round the
shore determined on [tithing, but not being ac.
quainted with the dan,;erous state of the shore, soon
got out of his depth, a ave taking him off his legs.
His companions state that lie made no efforts to
obtain assistance. On ba.king for him they saw hien
on his back, and at 0n,,, tried to render assistance,
but not being good swiwiners, and the waves being
very rongh, they could it venture far enough. His
body was, however, sadied ashore. Medical aid
was soon obtained, and every effort resorted to to
restore anunation, but hf ass found to be extinct.
The body was taken to the coastguard boathouse.
wherein inquest was held on Saturday, ands verdict
of " Accidental Death" r..turued.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

SHERBORNE.

On Sunday, the 18th inst., deeply interesting
services were held ID the Abbey Church of St.
Mary. The Holy Communion was celebrated at
8 o'clock in the morning, and full choral services
were engaged in during the after parts of the day,
in commemoration of the opening of the church.
—The venous parts of the service (by Tallis) were
exceedingly well rung. The Reeds. Dinely and
Huxtalde read the lessons in the morning; the
anthem was Child'. "Sing we merrily unto God,"
and the sermon was preaacci by the Very Rev. W.
A. Newman, D. D., late Dean of Cape Town, on
behalf of the Society f. .r the Pripagate in of the
Gospel in foreign pirte.—The rev. gentleman's
discourse was listened to witn much marked atten-
dee, and was an adiniralyle exposit of his text,
taken from the 2nd and 3rd versce of the sth chapter
it St. John. He afterwards reviewed the
operations of the Society in various puts of the
world, and concluded with en earnest appeal on Be
behalf. The Holy Communion was then again
celebrated. At 3 o'clock the afternoon service com•
menced, the preacher being the Rev. H. C. 11u:table,
rector of Beittiscombe ; and the Anthem enng was
by Seal Aloreirs, —Oh pray for the Peace of
Jerusalem." After prayers at the evening service.
the sacred rite of Confirmation was administered by
the Lord Bishop of Salisbury, when about 90 young
persons presented themselves. A largn number of
persons assembled to witness the ceremony, and
altogether the day was olaerveil with demonstrations
of holy joy and peace. The total sum of 17 IS.. 4(.1.
was collected during the day. —The Lord Bishop of
the diocese held his trenniat visitation the following
flay in the Abbey Church. The service was choral.
and commenced at 11 o'clock. The lessons were read
by the Reeds. Dinghy and Newman. and his lord-
ship, after,the names of the clergy had been called
over. deliveied his charge.
SOCIETY ?OR THII PROPAGATION Of THE GOSPEL
IN FOREIGN PARTA.—The annual meeting of the
supporters and friends of this excellent s clay was
held on Monday, the 19th inst. A large and
attentive audience was present. The meeting was
addressed by the Very Rev. IL A. Newman, late of
Cape Town, who, in the course of his remarks,
referred to the successfal operations of the Society in
the British Colonies, and stated that were it not for
the workings of this society many ot our fellow-
countr) men would be deprived of the means of
grace, and therefore it behoved all who desired the
spiritual well being of those who had left their
aative shore, to come forward and liberally maintain
this society. The Her. Henry C. Heatable, late
missionary at Tinnerelly, and other gent' amen,
also spoke with considerable earnestness on behalf of
the society. At the closes collection was made.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

PORTLAND.

FATAL ACCTDIVIT. —On Monday week an inquest
was held at the Clifton Hotel, beiore F. 0. Stagg&
Esq., coroner, on the body of Harry John Escell,
aged 21 years, a child of one of the warders of the
prison. It appeared that the mother missed
the child about 12 o'clock on Saturday, when
a much was made, and in about half an hour it was
found at the foot of tho cliff behind the Clifton
bowies, quite dead. Just beyond the prison, a pipe
to caorry the sewage from the Government eitab•
lishuients into the sea is carried down the face of
the cliff, and several of the convicts are employed in
carrying up a portion of stone work for wearing
it in, to secure it from frost and accidents. The
men had been at work there on Saturday morning,
and while they were gone to dinner, it is supposed
the deceased strayed to the spot, took up a tin can
used by ono of the warders, and threw it over the
cliff, and, looking over to see it fall, toppled down
after it. Thu distance was 73 feet, and the skull
was so dreadfully smashed, that death must have
been instantaneous. The jury returned a vendict of
"Accidental death."
CLUTIliti STE...LING.—Two of the privates
belonging to the 49th Regiment stationed on the
Verne, have been apprehended by the constabulary,
on the charge of being concerned in the several
clothes roblieries that have lately been perpetrated in
Portland. They have been remanded till Friday
next.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

CREWKERNE.

COUNTY Cot KT.—Tbis Court was held on Wed. I
nuelay, before Charles Saunders, Esq., Judge. 60
plaints were entered for htuoing,most of whiCh were
settled out of court, and the remainder were of no
public interest.
Pnrry SiceiroNs, Saturday, August 17th.—Before
T. th..kins, W. C. Lambert, Esq., anti W.
Blake, Esq. 11. Buclined, of North Perrott, was
bound in his own reeignisance of £lO to keep the
peace towards Mr. G. B. Smith of the same place,
for six months. —Robert Smotinerhame4, landlord of
the Mason's Arnie beer house, at Misterton, was
summoned by l'.C. Marks for keeping his house
open for the sale of beer between the hours of 3 and
-6 on blindly, the I3rd of June.—Fined £1 and
, costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

LYME.

FATAL 130 AT A MOUNT. —Thisetowowse on Thurs-
day thrown into a state of great eacttement by the
report that a boat bad been upset In the offing, aeg
which, we regret to say, unfortunately proved but too
true. It appears that a person named Wood, who
lets out boats, went out with a party, consign% of
Mr. .lohn Curtis, a little girl from Axminster. awl
another little girl, named Broom, and Men. Cartes.
Wbeu tlie boat got about a half smile from,the shore
it g m upset, and the whole party plunged
into the sea. There was a stiff breeze sidles lame,
which threw the boat winewlat on ens side, The
boatman, Wood, says he entreated then all to
sit still in the bottom of the boat, but imaged
doing so. they rushed to the lee gide and upeeellee.
Thu accident rag witnessed by numbers of pas*
on the beach, and in a few minutes several boats pest
off to render ass stance. In the meantime, hundred*
of people flocked to the cliffs behind the church, to.
await the return of the boats, and the deepest,
I anxiety was felt to know what was the result;
last, one of the boats came in bringing in Wood and
the body of Mrs. Curtis. who, it WAS thought WSW
dead ;ganother boat was left behind to look forth.
others, but almost every one gave them up frw last.
Mrs. Curtis was carried to ahem. near Hee Cliffs, and
after some time showed signs of returning to con-
sciousness. All this time there was no surgeon or
doctor on the ground. and although the policeman
was repeatedly requested to go or one, he refused
to do so ; at last, Dr. Holniee, uho had been for .•
walk, came up, and rendered all the aid in his
power. In the meanwhile the boat which had been
left behind came in bringing iii the little girl. Paul;
she was speedily earned to the Pilot Boat lan, and
Dr. Holmes was immediately in attendance. This
sad accident has cast a gloom over the town. Mr.
Curtis has left a wife, arid a large family in Landon
to lament his loss. Nothing could exceed the is•
tense anxiety which prevailed, both before sod
after the catastrophe took place.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

COUNTY PETTY SFISSIONS.

COUNTY HALL, DOICH , Saterday, August 24.
Befi.re H. Williams mud G. J. Bullock, &gra. and
Major Stewart and Major-General Michel.—Jostpla
Biiiiden, a dairyman, was charged with being drudk
in the pariah of Longbredy on t. 13th inst. He
pleaded guilty, and sib. was on horseback, the Bench
thought defendant ought to be greatly obliged to the
police for taking care of him.--llefenclint couldn't
exactly see it in this light, he would rather the police
hadn't seen him.—Fined and is. costs.
William Harris and Edward Hoare, both of Fording'
ton, were charged by William Meech of Piddletown,
with being on certain lards in the occupation of Mr. •
James Harding. between 9 and 10 o'clock on the I
evening of the 9th August, with • net for the purpose
of taking hares and rabbits. The defendants had two
lurcher dop with them, and complainant &aid he felt
nets in their beg—Mr. Weston, who appeared for the
defendants said, he did not see there had been any
charge made out. The defendants were not running
their dogs, and if there were nets in their bag. which
It seemed it was insoossible he could state, not having
seen them, they had not used them.--The Bench said
the complainant had been a little too fast, and dismissed ,
the ease.
Heart Cketeeis, steward to the estates of Mr.
Middleton, residing at Bradford, was charged with
steidirg • bar of iron, the property of Msjor Astill.—
Mr. Symonds appeared for the defendant, and asked
Chat his client should be either apprehended on •
warrant, or that the case ahould be adjourned for a
fortnight, as at Present the defendant bad not had the
power of ascertaining what the charge really was.—The
case was adjourned
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

BRIDPORT.

TBADVAMICN'iI QUARSIILS.—This usual quiet town
was on Saturday thrown into a state of considerable
excitement through a misunderstanding between the
partners in the firm of Messrs. Lewingdon and Co.,
tailors and outfitters. On that day the sign.board
was taken down, and the shop closed, and soon after
& circular from Mr. James Templeman's solicitor
was issued, informing those interested that Mr.
Templeinan's business, which had been carried on in
the name of lewingelon and Co., was brought to a
close, and requesting that moneys due to that firm
might he paid to Mr. Templemau's repres-titative.
Mr. Lewingdon was forcibly ejected, but on the
following Monday effected an entrance, opened the
shop, and has since maintained his position, at the
same time requesting that no accounts be paid to the
tirui without his (Mr. Lewingdon'M receipt. Th;s
counter proceeding has limn the cause of mmelli
speculation in the town, and a great ctowd has
collected every evening at shutting-up time with the
expectation of witnessing a" soma" It is certainly
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INDEPENIONT SUNDAY SCHOOLS. The enlarge.
went of thee schools is now completed. and we
congratulate the friends of the movement no the
success which has crown,d their efforts. On Sunday,
the minister. the Hey. J. Rogers, announced that
not only WWI all the expenses paid, but that the imp
of j:5 bad been collected over Anil above what was
requirc.l. The schuoirv,ni is now 90 feet long' • abet.
a class-room, about 18 feet by 9, has been erected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

D orsttsbirt.

DORCHESTEEt.

VISITATION 07 Tan BISHOP OY
The Lord Bishop of Sit Hillary's annual visitation to
the clergy of the Dorchester division of his diocese,
%as held n Wsiuiiesda, at All Saints' Church. Thera
eta+ a large attetulance of the clergy. Alter prayers
artl the ailininistration of the sacrament, him lord-
ship ilelivered his charge, an outline of which ap-
paired iii our impreinion of August 13.
The Lord Bi.hop of the Diocess has IsAely licensed
the Rev. Fnuicie Gilbert White, clerk, M.A., to the
curacy of Tarrant Hinton ; the Rev. John Wade
'Shelton. clerk, 8.A., to the curacy of Sturrninster
Newton; and the Rev. !Award Pierce Grant, clerk,
to the curacy of Bishop's Cauudle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

WEYMOUTH.

ELECTION AVDMR. The Mayor, Captain
l'rowse, has appointed George Arden, Fag., soli- !
citor, to act as Election Auditor for the Borough of
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, for the year
ensuing.
Excultsios BY THE GREAT WESTERN. -- On
Wednesday next the inhabitants of this district will
have an opportunity or visiting the grand Flower
Show, held at Trowbridge on that day, or. it they
wish to proceed further on—to Bath and Be istol—
they can do so at a cheap rate by the Great
Western Railway. For particulars, see advertise-
meat.
PRIZE RIFLE SHOOTING.—OR Wednesday after.
noon a handsome silver medal, presented by J. L
Trenchard, Esq., was shot for by several members
of the Weymouth Rifle Corps at their ritle range.
with four rounds each, at 200, 300, 400, 500. and
600 yards. Privates Rove and Brine obtained each
19 points, being the highest number on the score.
Brine obtained • bull's eye and some centres at
short ranges, but hit the target only once at the two
longest distances. Rose, on the other hand, missed
the target but twice, and, according to their rules,
the prize was awarded to him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

NEWHATE AND LEADENH ALL MARKETS.

Fero ie. AUG. 23.—Tha aupplies of nseat no sale here
are only moderate. Generally speaking the demand
rates steady, and pr'ees are well aupported.
Per Sibs by tbe corceee.
a. 4 d. d 4. a. d.
Interior best .. I 10, 3 2 Inferior mutton 3 1 3 6
111414111ng mita II 4 3 $ Mbliiiing ditto II 10 4 4
Pi me iarre Alsto 810 4 2 Prime ditto 46 I 3
Nitre mall ditto 4 t 4 4 Votil
imni• pork ... $ 10 4 4 grnitil pork
Lamb 4a. 83. so Is. ed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

JOYCE'S SPORTING AMMUNITION.
1861 (T.BLISHED 1880).

TO SPORTSMEN—The following
articles of the beet otmlity, manufactured by
FREDERICK JOYcIL of London, may be hal ul
most Cluoutakors.
MILITARY RIFLE PERCUSSION CAPS.
PATENT PYROXYLINE SPORTING DO.
ORIGINAL (I 834 ANTI-CORROSIVE DO.
TREBLE WATERPROOF CENTRAL FIRS DO.
WADDINGS, CA.R.TRLDOES. Re. Re.
Maardastater to Fier 114 Nits WeDirailusig.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

SECOSD DA Y.

THE COUNTY STAKES of 3 Sovereigns ••aoh, with
25 Soya. added from she Feud. About a odic aud a
duitanos.

HER MAJESTY'S PLATE of ONE HUNDBAD
OULNEAti—Tlireiosurs,ricl. I. 7lbs. ; fuer, aix
; live, 94. 12.165. ; six and ased, 9st. 12da..; about
two miles.

THE VOLUNTEER PLATE of 25 Sovereigns, added
to a Handicap Sweinsitakesuf 5 Suva. each; I forfeit,
to go to the race fund. The winner of the 31elcuktbe
Stales to carry 7lbs. extra, a winner of any other Handi-
cap before starting, to carry slbs. extra; the winner to
be sold by Auction for £4O iininediately after the race,
and the surplus, if any, above that iuiu. to go to the
race fund. 'l"hree to run or the £25 will not be given.
One wile and a distance.

THE YEOMANRY STAKES of 1 Sovereign ouch,
with 25 Sovereigns added.—Fur horses that hare been
ridden in the Own Donset Yeomanry Cavalry,
or Hunted with any established Pack of Hounds in the
county of Dorset, and that have not been in any public
training stable for any time du ring the two ores loos month a
of the Weymouth RAM,. The winner to be sold for £lOO,
if itemanded, in the usual way. Certifies signed by an
Oftiser of the Regiment, the Master of the Hunt or
Huntsman, to be produced, if required, at the time of
entry. Three-years-old to carry Oat. 5111. ; four, 10st.
121 b. ; five, hut. bib. ; six and aged, llst. 101 b. ; the
winner of any previous race to curry 711,. extra, and the
winner of the Hunters' Stakes on the previous day 71b.
extra, and the second horse in the Hunters' Stakes on
the previous day 31b. cut-s. and thorougb.bred horses
101 b, extra in addition, and the winner of this race
in any previous year to carry 14Ib extra, in addition to
all other penalties ; to be ridden by Gentlemen,
Yeomen, or Tradesmen. Four to run or no race, unless
by consent of the Stewards. The Sc.kes to go to the
second horse. Heats one mile and half.

PP The C,onguilttee beg to inform Owners and
Trainers that they have kid out straight lialf•mik, et
$4llllO eon-adorable expeuso, awl improved the Course in
every possible way. Hest* wit ts dOile away with as
far as I ou•wil.le. A Peddling Paddock. will be
I nclostd. Horses engaged at the Devon suit liseter
Mottling can reach Weymouth in about 3 Lours.

Lord r't ttEy DE WILTON, ILE,
CHARLES RA OtLY FFE, Esquire,
W. H. P. WESTON, Esquire, Stewatds.
LORD POLTI IMRE,
ROBERT BROOKS. Esquire..ll.P.,
JOHN TURNER TURNER, Eaquirv,
Mr. W. HATTON, Clerk of the Course, of whom
further !adieu's:a may be obtained.

The BALL, under the patronage of the Stewards, at
the Royal Hotel, the Firat Day of the Itaies.

or The Race Ordinary at the Crown Hotel both
days of the Races. Dinner at 6 o'clock. Tickets, 3s.
*ash, to be had at the Liar.

WHEN YOU ASK FOR
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
See that you get it, as inferior kinds are often
substituted.
WOTHERSPOON k CO.. OLABOOW k LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

Titusanav, AU.-24.—To.day's market was only
moderately atm lied with besets, in very middling eon.
dition. Prime beer& sold ateadily, at hill quotations ;
otherwise the beef trade wan in a aluggisla state, at
Monday', currency. The top price was 4s 104 per
WO.t tweeds of sheep moved off slowly; nevertheless,
Isle rates were quite supported. prime Downs having
realiwerl ea 44, in some imstances 6. ed perelte. Lanais
—the suPply of which was limited—sold readily, at fully
tbe late 'Weans* in their value. Calves suet • slow sale
on former terms, and the supply was moderately gool.
Pie,, snitch cows, an suckling carte were in slow re-
quest, at farmer prices.
Per 11110. to sink the offal.
4. •d.
Crs k intr. touts 1 1.3 2 Pr. Routh Downs 3 2106 6
See. quality. do.. 11 3 • Lambs
Prime large onefl 3 1 i 4 I larue eon. calves 3 4 310
Ditto Scots,. ke .. 4 410 Prime small ditto 4 0 4
Cr.. S lufr sheep 11 3 6 lurp hop
Bernd quality do 3 4 4 Nest sml. porkers 46 4 3
Pr. era smelled I • ' Suck. calres(eaoh)lo. to tas.
Sheepgr. old store pip 2211 to IP.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

Sporting Int ttligrnre.

SATZIII AND HUNAN'. PiallT POP. TIP. CDANin
NIONSHIP. —On Tuesday the last "eventful sone et
this drama was brought to a close. It may 14
remembered that some few weeks after the great kiit
Iwo belts were presented to the combatants at the
Alhambra Palace. Savers receiving on* at the bands if
the editor of Wit& Spirit of the Tian, Raman... et
the lvinds of the editor of Belts Life. As the hello
were not laid for at the time of preeri.tstlon, Meese
went home without him trophy, refusing to assept it en
that account, and although PM, talk took place abed
it at the time, it died away till Tuesidsy, when • Imp
camber of the stiortiig public aseetubled at K% /0/11
Debenliam and Store. a Auction mums, King=
Coeent-garden, in consequence of its being an
that the belt of Heenan would be solid by public swam
amongst the stock of unredeemed pledgee. The coos
containing tbe belt was placed under the rostrum. of the
auctioneer, in a morocco case numbered Lot 67, Mid
the shield on the belt bore the following inscription
"Presented to J. C. Heenan, by F. 8. Dowllng.
referee, and Editor of Belts Life in London, Kay
1800." Upon the onetime'r asking for • Was& •
representative of a Monday sporting paper made as
offer of no. which was quickly run up by two MOM
new.paper proprietors and the ex-champion, Ben Cook
to twenty-nine Jens /Lace, the present theis.
pion, then went on to thirty-hire guineas :the proprietor
, of a cheep spurting paper left off at forty•two ismer ;
I Mr. 0. Neerbold left of at fifty gamine; and it rens
: knocked down to Ben Count at lifty-one ptieree. Thew
was also a party from Ireland, but their commission woo
outbid. The original value of the belt was 100 pines;
and it weighs between Afty and lilt, OS need.
. _

Tel Calccrrnis' Ti,, to Auenuu A.—Tbs
tions for the departure of the cricketers of
for Australia are nearly eoutpleted. the frieadly end
liberal terms of invitation recently received frees the
gentlemen and players of Victoria having been sordidly
reepooded to. The party will consist of 13 of oeir mot
eminent cricketers, selected from the "All I
Eleven" and the "United Eleven." As the Ooiàlsl
players have attained • high degree of proAcieney mot
interest is ev.oced in bnth countries ea to the melts 51
the projected games. The list of the players chosen S.
reprecent the 'Old Country," in which. probably, lone
changes may be made Injure the Inal eeleetirm iv deter-
mined on, comprises the ii cues of A. Diver. B. Daft. T.
Hayward, G. Anderson, H. Stephenson, J. Caner, J.
Jeckson, T. Hearne, K. Carpenter. J. Onsdry. W.
C.aign, G. Gridith and T. Lockyer. H. H.
has the management of the trip, in the pleoelloileghlr.
rr,
who is reluctantly compelled to decline mmoopenying
the expedition.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

EDWARD SCRIVENER, Chronometer,
Watch and Clock Maker, Jeweller. ke., 19,
Cockspur Street, Pall Mall, ten years principal assist.
nt to the late Frederick Dinkel 61, Strand, reareet-
fully aolicitc an inspection of his intensive STOCK of
of CHRONOMETERS, WATCHES and CLOCKS,
JEWELLERY, itc.. all of tbe newest desigee and best
worlinianalup. Ladies' gold watches from ;
min.
watcw' dittooltiEritc;
et 4.
tbanscOld sagren:: elegyerhw
lover wanes', nipped and ewelled in Me bake ke
r=r,„ Di_yree and sib by ipseLMA Clenkl.or
AA gay balk&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

BuitOUGH PETTY SESSIoNS.

ToWKIIALL, Monday, Augu.t 26. —Before J. Editor,
G. Curtne, J. Galpin, and K. Davis, Form.
This being the annual licensing day, the whole of the
old licenses were renewed to the innkeepers residing
within the limits of the borough. Those who during
the year had been fined for keeping irregular houses
were cautioned that if during the nest 12 months they
were again convicted for like offenovi,they would either
have their licenses withdrawn altogether, or suspended,
recording to circumstances. The only applicant for
• new license au Thome, Force, of the Three Com•
passes beer house„Grove-building..—Mr. Weston
appeared to support the application. —Mr. Comae said
the Bench wished to have some evidence that the home
, war isoccsaaiy. Mr. Weston said that by the time of
the adjourned meeting he would have • requisition
signed by respectable inhabitant, in favour of the
botne.—The consideration of the application was then
adjourned till lite homing day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

EVERY DAIRYMAN HIS OWN BUTTER

FACTOR.

VIORWARD your BUTTER for SALE and
I. Receive LONDON MARINI' PRIORS and an Immo-
date Cash Remittance. Address Cards forwarded upon
application.
HENRY WEBBER, Dosser Burma Mawr. and
PROVISION MERCHANT, ( Sitecessor to John Webber and
Son, Dorset Dotter Warekoase, Established A.D. 1770;
Brewer-street. Golden Square, London. WI

IMMEDIATE CASH ADVANCES without
1. Law expense*, can readily be obtained on real or
personal security, in same from £3O to £l,OOO, for any
period not exceeding Five Years, swot. the following
Soils of Repaymente, for every £lOO ADVANCED DI
FULL INCLUDING INTRILEST THEREON:

Loan Term.

Monthly.

Quarterly.

on. Year..
Two Years..
Three Years
Your Years
Firs Years

Led. E s d.
8184 26 15 0
4150 1450
3 7 3 10 1 9
2134 8 0 0
2 5 0 6150

Detailed Prospectus, Reports, and every information
and forms of application will he forwarded on receipt of
12postase amiiiiia. St. Owings Advance Fund Oda's,
118, P4l-nual, 8.W., London.
F. 11. OILBART, Mariam.
.` nso,ooo has been advanced in less than seven
'Oars.

HLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
Ass PlaroonselT BR MAJMITY'S LAUNDRYBs, to la
MI FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
Sold by all Chandlers, Droners, &a., ke.
WOTHERSPOON & CO., ClLAspow AND LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

HOP MARKET.

BOSOUGH. F11111)%T. AUG. 23 —The Plantation att-
enuate mention s further improeement in the state of
the Ain. in anone district., and the doity is now backed
U from £120,000 to £130,000. All kinds of home are
a doll inquiry, and I.les can only be effected by sub-
mitting to further reluced recs.—Nil and East Kent
rockets, £4 0. to £lO (h.; Wesld of Kenta. £3 10s.
to CO 104 ; Sussex, £3 Ess. to £6 1G..; Yearlisp,
£3 IN. to 1.10 per eel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

CANFORD.

Calcium' Murcurs. —During the week a nom- !
sion of cricket matches have taken place at Califon'
Manor, the residence of Sir Ivor B. Guest., who with
his lady and Mr. Schreiber are now residing there,
Sir Ivor's party comprises Messrs. Schreiber,
Fetherstonhaugh, Michel, and Mr. G. Lillyvhite an
professional referee. The following matches have
been played :—Canford v. Wimliorne eleven ; Can-
ford and Wimborne v. Kingston Park ; Canford and
Wimborne v. Ringwood. The Brat day Canford
were successful an one innings. The second day
Kingston Park were beaten in one innings. The
last match was decided in favour of the Canford
eleven.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

CHARD.

TATWORTII GALLRRI AND SCHOOL BAZA•it.--A
short time silica an organ was given by Sir. I. B.
Payne, of Perry-street, for the use of Tatworth
church. The only drawback to its acceptance was
the want of a suitable place in which to erect it.
The chancel was not sufficiently spacious; an aisle or
chamber would have interfered with the limited
burying gr.uiid, and a platform with the free seats.
It was therefore determined to erects gallery at the
west amt.! the church, which has been carried out.
Mr. Davis, if Bedsinore Gate, was the builder, and
it will scot on each aide of the organ 2.5 adults. The
slyo.rative work on the gallery was tastefully
executed by Ward and Son, of Taunton. It was
opened With the organ in October last, leavings
debt of about £l3O undefrayod. This sum has since
lean slightly reduced by an amateur concert. To
sweep off* the remainder of the debt, a bazaar was
held on Tuesday. The weather was delightfully
I tine. Eight stalls were most tastefully and carefully
laid out in front of the vicarage with articles of
almost every imaginable description, in all devices
and colours. They were kept by MAL I. C. Langdon,
Mrs. and Misses lloysey, Miss Dommett, Miss
Estrehan. Miss Whitehead, Miss F. Langdon, Miss
Sprein, Mrs. and Nliss nein p au. Mr. Moody kept the
refreshment stall. The stabs were profusely decorated
with flowers and evergteens, inteispersed with
a number of mottoes. In front of the stall was a huge
lace banner, on which was inscribed 'Unity is
Strength,' Give God the Praise.' The excellent
hand of the Pith Somerset (Yeovil) Rifle Corp'
attended the first day and played a choice selection
of pieces. About three or four o'clock the grounds
were well filled by a very aristocratic party, and the
fair vendors, by thsir persuasive eloquence, found no
great difficulty in disposing of a large quantity of
their most valuable and costly wares. Between
£7O and £BO were taken by them. Upward* of kW
was taken at the entrance gate. Altogether nearly
£lOO was obtained from various sources.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

WONDERFUL CURE OF ASTHMA OF 18 YEARS

STANDING.

Copy of a Letter from Mr. Ferdinand Me. Darin,
jpaceeper and Grocer, °ltalics, Co. Donegal, dated
.tilt March, 1861.
To Professor Holloway.

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Bir.-1 have suffered fromastlisoa for 18 years, ace
companied will great difficulty of breathing, and severe
cough with K Wing of blood. I was alm afflicted with
Piles. At different times I was treated by most skilful
physicians, and was at length pronounced by them to
be beyond cure ,—ss. a last resource. I was induced to
use your Pills an.l Ointment, and in the short space of
• fortnight could walk shoot, and am now perfectly
cured, to the astonishment of all who knew me.
COMPLAINTh OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
The very mild and painless action of these invaluable
PiUs recommends limns to every household ad • remedy
for the early departures from health. Any soother,
nurse, or young person guided by the directions which
accompeay each lx.x of Holloway's Pills, has at once
available means for checking disease, purifying the
blood, and expelliug from the system all gross humours.
They are, indeed, at all ages, the tried female'. friend.

iluttoieuie Pills ore tAe kW remedy known in the
mortri fur the foUutoiug diseases :
Ague renal. Irreiru laritieadierofula,
Asthma Fevers of all kind.. Evil
Bilk.. Complahite rite Sole Throat.
Blotches on the Skin Gout Stone and Gravel
Bowel C,oloplainte Headache Tic-Douloureux
Colks Indigestion Tumours
Constipation of the lallamniation Mem
Bowels Jaundice Venereal Affections
Coosumption Liver C....plaints Worms of all kinds
Debility Lumbago Weaknego. from
Dropsy
truntatiem whatever cause,
DYisniery ie., tic.
PrrNPOISS Retention of Urine
Bald at the Teteblishinent of PlllO/111801 HOLLOWAY,
301, Strand (near Temple Bar), London; also by all
rssYnolabie Druggists aaa Desk,. in Medicines through-
out the civilised wni4d, at to. following F.rioes :
10. lit, St. 9d., 4s. Old , 1i.., 1125., and Ms. each Box.
..• There it • considerable saving by taking the larger
. sines.
N.B.—Directions for the guidance of patients in
leery disorder allied to every Box.

or Cue.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

WOOL MARKET.

touring, garnet 19.—Tbe late reduction is the Ranh
rate of divoonnt has bad a tendency to strengthen the
m•rket for English wool. The amount of business
doing, however, has not increarod to any important
..tent, yet priors in most instances have been quite
supported. Should the harvest turn out menet/Idol,
posse portion of the late decline will, in all probability,
be recovered.
BKADIOID, Thureclay.—The fine weather of the east
week, end the easy st.te of ti • money market, have
together made the price of wool very Arm this morning
—in inm. mica, indeed, • little harder than the loot
wsik or two. In the country this ie especially the me.,
antl fanner. ale more and inOre difaCtlit to come over.
Boyers, however, are not plentiful, end the sales made
gener•lty smell. The Doncaster sales are now over,
and the London sales nearly so, and Ogre is a good
supply of all mete of wool in ale market.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

THE CIVIL WAR IN ANIRICAI

Affairs at Wisliington relnin mOafs lee, se eir •
111011‘11rell IMO imeriersed. h. oallderr pu.
panties of the North aro preeteding an • loogi iamb
and with apparent •igour. Oirewsi liVisass le dell
ling his army and nereirine them for • grand shack
on the Secessionists, who, it is said, do sot Intend WI
present to proceed nearer Washington, hit ire throw.
mg up fortitititions nrar where the latel4betlie a•
Bell'it Run was fought. According to 11rDowelre
Abdul report, the late battle at Bull's Ban east the
Federalists 19 officers and 460 run kifl.d. LOOS
wounded, and 1.200 m going. 19 loaded providue
wapna, 3,000 bushels et iiats, 2.500 untaketakag a
13.0 W knapsacks and blasters. L-porto hogs
land state that there is • growing disposition in
land towards neat. Prince Napoleon and the Priori
elotil.ta were at Washington, and bad dined with
Vreeident and Mrs Lincoln. The Primo bed ebbed
the seem el the Mee MAIM. At the rawest aseasesti
it is °strained that the Northern States esposidffinnt
emends 1,000,000 dollars per day. Soule aniaaportosi
skirmishes are reported from Missouri.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

TUE MURDER AT EVERLEIGH.

On Saturday afternoon John Stocker was brought
before the magistrate,' at Marlborough, eharird with
culling the throat of Ann Hill, who war wife of the
head gamekeeper to a gentleman at Evarleigh. Several
circumstances of suspicion having come to the know-
ledge of the police as tending to implicate the prisoner
in thia horrible murder, he was first placed under
aerveillanee and ultimately taken into custody. A jacket
proved to hare been worn by the prisoner on the
day of the mord.r, had been found with several wows of
human blood upon it. and the gamekeeper's whip
bond in one of hio pockets on being pisowl mind the
doeoaaed's um.k, fitted into the marks made apparently
for the purpose of strangulation. A pair of Reiter,
worn by the prisoner on Sunday, were found tieg
before the are at his lodgings. and, although outt
the surgeons who examined them discovered trims or
human blood. On hearing the evidence offered the
magistrate.. considering it sufficient for the EarPrl6
remanded the accused till Saturday next ; he *Wel so
objection. It is said that on the whip bring produced
the prisoner started and changed colour•

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Printed and pnbliehed for the Proprietor, by Catania,
WHITEREAD MILLASA, fle lees Road, Fordineka,
Dorchester, Printer, at Pb. Mot of The porta
Cmuti Rilweet, attlidestssei, Dorehester, Tow
day, August umn.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

Do YOU WANT LUXURIANT HAIR,
WHISKERS, MOUSTACHIOIS, and EY&
BROWS! Of the numerous preparations isitrodessi
for the HAIR., non* have maintained such celebrity es
EMILIE DEAN'S CRINILENE, which is guarsotard
to produce Whiskers. Monstechiaa, and Eyobeiew• in as
few weeks; and will be found eminently wseraful is
nourishing. curling and beautifying tie hair, cheekialle
lereln,o• in all its stages, strengthening week hair, mot
lierutint Ii falling of. lathe repreeticie of hair is
b•ithiesc, from whatever mass and at wheisseer ago, OPP
TRIAL will prove its astonishing power. In the earner,
it is indispensable, forming the Laois eta beautiful Isla
of hair. Pries Ss per bottle ; largo bottles, °Detaining
more than four times the small opal, fa. each. Sold br
every Chemist in the world, or MA post fees es receipt
of 24 I•onny stamps, by Mimes IIgAM and Conenzi
Hair Restorers, to., 69, Coeds-street, Newman-areek,
London, W.
EXTRACIII FILON LICTITiII.—" IS fortnight I have
• beautiful moustache." -H. Adams, Wileden. "I (se
I now boast of a head of hair which nany cannot; I war
was quite bald on Us. mown of my bead when I began
u.ing it."—W. B. " Every sustemer aptislisrttoldy •.
it." Jones, Chemist. 5, Paradise-street, Lire •
"HINTS ON THE MANAGEMENT TBZ
HAIR," Whiskers, etc., with Testimonials, Lit ef
Agents. As.. lent post tree fur four puny stumps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-27

STOURPAINE.

SUICIDIL OV AM AOKI) FINALL- -On Thursday last
an inquest was held before W. H. Atkinson, Fag.,
coroner, at the White Horse Inn, on the body of
Ann James, wife of David James, agricultural
labourer. From the evidence it appeared that the
unfortunate woman had for a consideiable period
complained of pain and giddiness in her head, but
chat on the previous day when her husband left in
the morning about eight o'clock, she appeared in
her usual state of health. On his return home from
his work in the evening he found the door closed ;
the front door MIN fastened by • latch, but there
was a little hole by which a nail could be put to
lift up the latch. He went in, lighted a candle, and
was proceeding up stairs when lie saw his wife in
the adjoining down-stair rondo. She was in a
stooping poaitiou, and had a rope round her nrck,
the other end being fastened to a piece iif wood
which was nailed acmes from one I.vatll to the other.
She was quite dead and *tie. He believed she bad
destroyed herself. The deceased's inn gave evidence
to the same effoet, and after the jury bad consulted
together they returned a verdict of "Temporary
Insanity." It is a somewhat singular circumstance
that Mr. Atkinson has during the present month
held inquests en four I orisons, whore united ages
amounted to 2SO years, giving an average of exactly
threescore and ten.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-20

BRID PORT.

On Sunday lad two eloquent and imprevsive
nermons were preach,d in the Independent Chapel
in this place—that in the morning by the Rev. J.
Rodgers, and that in he eveniog by the Rev. H. J.
Gamt,le, of London, • hen collections were made in
behalf of the fund for he enlargement of the school
buildings, which are •w completed.
REG ATTA. —Thurs. the 29th, is the day fixed
for the regatta, wine' 'ill come off at the harbour.
Prizes are offered for . It sailing and rowing boats
belonging to the per! f Bridport, which extends
from A bbotsbury to rmoutb.
Smoot, TREAT.— children attending the
Sunday School, in 1 -street, were on Tuesday
afternoon bountifully --galed with cake and tea.
They proceeded in a m to Hype, where they
engaged in various at iementa, and appeared to
enjoy their day's holni. very much. Great praise
is due to Mr. Stradley. .vho raised the necessary
funds, for the great p. ahe bas taken with the
children of this school. . . . .

Accurgay. —We regr. to state that • serious soci•
dent happened to Mr. J •les Lipecombe, late clerk
of the Bridport market, , Friday last. The unfor-
tunate gentleman was sti ding nearly opposite his
own house, near East-bri ',:e, when be was lacked
by • horse belonging to b. S. Cory, Eaq., of West
Allingtnn, winch was in large of a groom. Medical
assistance was 110011 obtained, and under the skilful
treatment of Mr. J. Hounsell, we trust he may
eoon recover. The groom was not in any way to
blame.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-20

WEST FLEET.

The body of a man was found washed on Fleet
beech on Wednesday morning, by a fisnerman of
Chickerell, named George Marshaßory. The body,
which was quite naked, was that of a very fine
stout man about 6 feet in beigbt. The hands and
face were quite gone from being in the water some
tune. There was a mark of a crucifix between his
neck and shoulders, and also on his arm, which
was very noticeable. No inquest has been held on
the body.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-20

WEYMOUTH RACES,
THURSDAY awl FRIDAY, the sth and 6th
SEPTEMBER, 1661.

FIRST

D A Y.

TMITE WEYMOUTH TRIAL STAKES of
5 Sovereigns each, with 25 Sows. added from the
Fond. Weight forage. A wile and a distance.
The TWO-YEAK.OLD STAKES of 5 Sovereigns
each, with itiftlova. added. Two-yearodd Celia, Bst.
10Ibe.; Fillies, list. atra. About

The MELCAMBE HANDICAP tiTAKEI3 of 10
SIVIS. each ; 3 forfeit; with 4:410 balled (1:25 each by
Lord Grey de Wilton aad Robert Brooks, Esq., tic
Members far the Borough.) About two miles. To
close and name to the Girth of the Course, or Messrs
Weatherby, iu London, on or before the 24th day of
August.

The HUNTERS STAKES of 2 Sovereigns each,
with £25 added, for Hories that have been regularly
hunted with any ostablislird Pack of Hounds in the
county of Dorset, and that !Ave not been in any public
Wining stable for any time during the previous two
swathe of the Weraseudi Saone. The %rinser to be
sold for 100 soya., if demanded, in the usual way: Cer-
tificates signed by the Master of the Hunt, or by the
Huntsman, to be produced, if required, at the time of
entry. Four-yearcold to carry list. 21b. ; five, Hat.
101 be. ; six and aged, 12st. ; winners of any previous
race to carry 71bs. extra ; thorough-bred horses 101111
extra in addition; and the winner of this race in any
previous year to carry 14165. extra, in addition to all
other penalties g to be ridden by Gentlemen, Yeomen,
or Tradesmen. over five flights of hurdles. Three to
run or no race, and if four run the second to receive £5,
and the third £3 out of the Stakes. Heats one nide
and • half.