The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27 00:00:00

AOllllll In THIS DIIITItIcT

Yzovtt. J. Perry, Temperance Hotel, South,
streettasd J. What, London-road.
Itninowsna
BATCONDI
lILANDIPOID ..... Jame. Hobbs.
CATTIHTOCZ ..... Hood, grocer.
UHARD IL B. (Hyde, ttainp-office.
CILIIINUUTH S. Rahl, grocer.
CHILD 0111W0111) G. Streets.
CoLt.olfirroit
DOICHINIZZ• A. J. Evans, chemist, and Mrs
Browning, High Eset-strost,
Emmen R. and S. 14y;d1.
GLASTOXBUIY S. Jartobe, grocer.
GILLINGHAM
HtIh•TILIDHI IL Regent
NITHIUCHY W. Fowler, cooper.
OITKIRT ST. MAST &leopard, grocer,
PooLn G. Near. Penney, Quay,
POSTLA.IIO
Quinn CHURL S. Caro, Pot Offios.
&rose
SHERBORMI O. Gosnoy, I falf•Mootvoltreet.
8/UPTON MALLIT C. Goodeta .ugh.
STURMINFITLI Jackson, chemist.
SHAITIBIWAY C. it Norton, fancy warehouse.
SALLSBUILY
Winchester-street, and Davis.
Cul ver-streoL
TAI7STON
8, Church-street.
WINCANTOII James Gilbert.
Witrom
Wsizois
Wr.LLINOTON Burnett Brothers.
v cream=
WHIMOUTH... A. Ellen-, 40, High-street, and
Crocker, 18, Park-street.
Agents wanted for Caseell's Tau and Coffees in *eery
pies not fulls. occupied. API/
CASSELL, SNIT k CO.,
SO, Facuuncu-srame, Lomat, EC.

frLADIES, LADIES' MAIDS, and HEAD
NtlitnEtt—it Lady, who has had great experienoe
in letting up Ladles' and Children's hair. is in pores-
non of an infallible method to make the HAIR CURL
as soon es it is spplied, imparting exquisite beauty
and ketpiag it wary, soft, glossy, and in curl in an
weathers, ''en though the hair should posses' DO
natural inclination to do no. The cost will be one
penny per weak, and one application will be sucieesdel.
Materials and full directiono. will be sent free for 14
stampa —Address, Mir "
eller. Duninoe, Kr. SAVILL'ID Boot-
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PAT RN?
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ARE NOT POIBONOUSIII
CONTAIN NO PHOSPHOROUS!,
LIGHT ONLY ON THE BOXII
eir Sold by Grocers, Cbrogete. Iroeraorwer4
ebaiosers, everyirber..
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I, I. D. Pori" firma,

sirrttemr,
As Parliament will goon be dissolved, I
venture to express a hope that those who have
hitherto enjoyed the Franchise, as well as thoge who
have now acquired it for the first time, will do me the
honour of electing me to serve es ope of their Represen-
tatives is the new llouie of Commute.
Sine. I was last elected, the th.ct relatieg to the
Representation of the People has ken amended by •
large extension of the Franchise; but there ere some
Clause" in the Reform Act of 1867 which the next
Parliament will, I hope, alter iond Improve.
Two of the principal que•tiona of the pres•nt day are
the Education of tbe People and the Policy to he pur-
sued towards the Irish Church. With regard to the
former, I shall °mono any pelotas for misfiles Compul-
sory Lueal Rate for Educational purposes. On the latter
question I have voted, and intend to vote, in favour of
the Reqolutions which would Pot an sod to the ascend-
ancy of the Establiiihed Church in Inland, as I believe
it is impossible to maintain the eliding state of that
Church, and that It is right to do each an act of justice
to the Irish saws in England iihould desire if we were
pasiaisim -The -
my careful coadderatien, whop they are
befcve Parliament ; and I shall vote for no Scheme
which, in my opinion, can injure the Protestant religion,
or which does not deal liberally Irdth vested interests
and private or personal rights. The Union made in the
year MO of the two Churches of Eisgland and Ireland
has not added to the numbers of the Protestants In
Ireland. and hu been upheld rather by the power of
England than by the affections of the Irish. I believe
that their separation will not weaken the Church of
England, while the people maintain the true Protestant
doctrines of the Christian Church.
The increase in National and Local Taxation require'
careful scrutiny, and I shall support all well considered
measures which may tend to diminish expense, while
maintaining efficiency; and shall he prepared to assist
in removing or lesnoing the burls" of a Tax which
may be proved to press unequally on any portion of the
community.
Trusting that my political conduit hu met with your
general approval.

Owertimins,—
MHZ tune is fast approaching when the
1. honourable trust you so kindly reposed in me, by
returning me as your Representative to the House of
Commons, will be again placed in your hands. I hope
that my conduct while there has bsenAageh as to meet
your approval, and to obtain for ma a newel of your
confidence, by permitting me to have the honour of
representing you in the new Parliament.
From the time I entered the HOUBe of Commons I
have honestly and consistently followed out the
principles I professed when I first sought your suffrages,
and that will, 1 trust, be a guarantee for my haute
worse. I was returned by you to support Liberal
principles in that assembly. I have always done se.
My votes, given on all the great pablio questions wide
have been before the Legislature, will bear witness to
my fidelity to thrum principles.
The great question of Reform has absorbed much of
the time aid attention of the House, and the Let
Named last sessioa, moulded, as it was to &large extsnt,
' the Liberal pony has secured a.sesaiderabLe scene

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WHEAT SOWING.

lIIPORTANT Tr% AGRICITLTITRIWIRI
DOWN% FARMERS' FRIEND,
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PREVENTING THE SMUT DK WHEAT,
AND TEN
RAVAGES OF THE SLUG, GRUB, AND
WIREWORX.