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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

BLANDFORD.

TIDE TO • CLIREVEAN.—on the Rev. W.
J. K. Percy migraine the curacy if ItMoaned Forum,
which he held for fifteen months, it waa determiner to
prment him with a testimonial. Accordingly the Rev.
.1. It. Quirk lately presented lies (acting ama denotation),
in the presence of the churchwarden. if Milton and
other blond', with a Raster of Art.' 'ilk gown, and.
sptnilid ailvcr inkstand boating the fiillnwing inured!,
tin tcgether with • *ilk g on, to the
y. W. J. E. Percy. by the biliabitant• ef Illan•llord
Forum, as • mark of esteem, on hie resignation of the
cur.cy of that pariah." In reply, Mr. Percy wrotf an
mare.* to the inhabitants, as follow.:—' Bly dear
friends and late parishionirs, as I have not the °rpm.-
tunity of personally thanking you all for the kind ea-
rn...ion of feeling which you have shown towards in' in
presenting me with such • handsome te•timenial. I
beg you will accept this letto r as a grateful acknowledge.
went if the same. I can assure you the years that I
tide. Spent ii Blandford amongst yen—and especially
the short time that I was your euroto—will bn re.
nienthere,l wit'i titertire and sat.faction, and my only
wi.h is that I might in rune way be able to give better
woof how I appreciate the litany kindniesee 'inn have
Atom. Wishing you all • "Merry Chrietm as and •
L.ppy New year," believe me, yowl feithlully and
affectionately, WILLIAM J. E. l'incv.--Sitton Rectory,
Dec. el, 1867."
CoisderslAn •ND rue New YEAR AT TRU ',MON.
1:191. festive apaaon, through the kindness asid liberality
•of several of the inhabitant. of the town and neighbour-
hood, limo limn nue of much enjoyment to 'he i iiiii atm,
.of ''landford uaion. On chriatmaa, lay ia accordance
annual cliatoni, • bountiful eupply of roast beef
stun pudding was poOrideil by the ignardinna, and
'taller the ' fragrant weed" was err
111 an extra cep of tea by the fa ,•
tilo•ing Thursday. Mrs. E.
so. very kindly entertained the
'or residence, with tea and pl
each a suitable memento of ;.
knitted cuffs. An., and on t
.• 'amines' of several ladies 1.. tit
• t tea, with a bountiful supple . FA{
• • io the inmates in the clui 11 :4
• 1.. hie& was coy prettily o
I flowers, in wreaths , li•
• lee present were the .•
...• I . • 'y. Rev. J. It. Quirk SUL •
IA). Mr. and Miss Ntuarth.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

BOROUGa PETTY SESSIONS.

TOrafialf.—Before J. Timm!. and J. Wing, Eaqrs.
Job Sims woo summoned for assaulting a lad named
William Mullins. Mr. it. N. Howard for defendant.—
William Mullins depued that both himself and de.
fondant were employed by Mrs. Howe, oonft Winner. On
Tueaday last they were in the bakehouse together. He
(wAnesid was washing up the thing,, and threw
some Ppc du amongst the crockery ware ID, fondant
told him he would break the things. He (Mullins)
asked a fellow workman if he was of the same opinion.
whereupon defendant threw him down, tore his shirt,
punched, and otherwise maltreated him. In the manse
of cross-examiustion complainent admittod it was hls
duty to obey the orders given him by defendant. Was
turned away from nearly his tut aitution for breaking
bottles and various other thing. Did not kick defendant
before the assault took place. Tried to throw a stewpan
at defendant whilst on the ground. After the Rauh
took place went into the shop, when Mrs. Howe paid
him his money and dismissed him —Flury Bugler said
he now the alleged assault ; it was brought about by hie
own fault. He was rather "elm, ky," and Sims struck
bite—The Bench said the case was • very trivial one,
and fined the defendant Is. including coati.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

Duet tottutq &gm

TUESDAY. JANUAEY 1. 1/188.

Dorsetsbtre.

TH. 11Oast} Votuvregits.—The total number of
rnen in the various Ft:flo Corps of Dorset is now 917,
showing an increase of four on laet year. The number
of etEcienta ia 739, or 39 more than in 11469.
COMMITTID TO THS DOEUILT COUNTY Gant.—Hard
Labour Thomas Ilalone, vagrancy at Dorehester, 1
month ; Edmund Bilks, poaching at Winterhorne
Fiteepleton, 2 month.; John Jones, vagrancy at F.t.
mill Magna, 21 day'; John 'lone' and Emma Jones,
stealing • hoe and money at Bridport, 21 daya.—iss-
pro:lousiest : Frederick Harvey, drank,ku.,at Blendford,
14 tiael ; Thomas Frampton, breach of peace at Bea-
'Mostar, 3 months.
THI New COMM COURT JUDOL—Mr. Letrny,
barrister-at-law, the new county court judge on this
mreait, attended before the Court of Quarter ti.ssions
Thuml.y morning, and took the oath of office, as
follows —•• I, Thomas Edward Preiton Letroy, do
solemnly and sincerely promise and swear, that 1 will
drily and faithfully, and to the beat of my skill and
power. execute the offloe of County Court Judge soling
in bankruptcy, so help me God." The new judge re-
ceived the congratelations of the Court on his appoint-
ment.
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FUNERAL Or THE LATE W. F. GoMON, SUPERIN•
TENDERT OF THE SOLTH•WESTIEN RAILWAY. A
special train, with the remains of the late W. F. Godson,
left the Nine Elms station for Woking cemetery on
Friday morning last, at ll o'clock, taking with it, in
addition to the relatives of the deos•sed, • large number
of the officers and servants of the company, who were
desirous of paying respect to the memory of their late
superintendent. Amongst them we noticed Mesars,
Clerk° (secretary), Scott (traffic manager), Beattie
(locomotive superintendent), Hallow, Hayreen, Stripp,
Williams, Morgan, Patton, Verrender, Moon, and
Stratton, besides numerous agents Irons the country,
Including Mears 130rebester), Pettet (Poole), Dyson
iHuildford), Davis (Salisbury), Otrdiner (Ftmingstoke),
Corte (Brockenhunt), Willmar (Bisborsdoke), Colgan,
and Holliday (Ringwood). and many others, who during
the last 30 years have been aysociated with him in
various duties connected with the working of the above
lined railway.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

HITNTING A PPOIN"TIIENTS.

Mr. Hadelyffe's Ilsounals—Thursday, tho Sheep Wash,
Wannwell —at It.
Lord Poltiniore's Hound. Wednesday, Bradford
Flantati ; Fliday, Mahlon Newton Coppice ; Satur-
day, Melliu,y— at 11.
The Hlackniore yule Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day),
Ragber Bridge; Thursday, Clifton Wood; Friday,
Fulham —at 11.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Tuesglay, 7. —Dorchester County Court.
Wednesday, 8.-- Bridport County Court.
Thursday, 9—Annual Sale of Timber, Poles, Faggots,
d:c., at Came, by Frederick Foot.
Weymouth County Court.
Friday, 10. County Ball. under distinguished
patronage, at the Corn Exchange, Blandford.
Monday, II Hlandford County Court.
Tuesday, 14. --Poole County Court
Auction of Dairy Utensils, Household Goode and
Effects, at the Coal Stores, Fordington, by
Frederick Foot.

BIRTHS.
lieeemher 29, at Weymouth. Mrs. A. Cos. of • so!.
December 29, at Swanage, the wife of Harry William
Chaerington, F.N., of twin sons.
January 3, at Chita/4 the wife of E. A. H. Castle-
man, of • daughter.
At Ilattersea-rise, London, the wide of Major Cam
Syk., of a eon.
At Ilhuolford, the wife of Mr. W. Foot, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
,

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December IN. at Wishford, by the Rec. J. Ruchannen,
John, youngest son of Mr. t:•;mgc thilcott, of Leen
Farm. to flarrict, second daughter of Mr. Richard
Anat.:es:.

-rititibridge, by the Rev. J. J. Perowne, lie. loose
Miller, Weals Farm, :Saurian Cauntile, to Abigail Annie,
nj .hiughter of hr. Samuel Uqiliver, linugayi
Pam Suabridge.
DEATHS.

December 27. at Helmet, (lottage, Imam.* m
Ann Dunsteroille, widow of the late William Swain
Esq., aged S).
Deamber at Blandford, Mr. Godson, teak
nianager Mouth. We.tcin Railway.
December V, at Woodafoid, Margaret Elizabeth
Pain, aged 24 years.
December 21, at Gillingham, Mary Ann Le Hardy,
Hardy, aged 90 years.
January 1, Mr. llamas &modes Gay, aged 77 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

PENIANISM IN IT ECONOMIC ASPECT.

Some of our foreign friends seem to believe that
Fenianism being in one sense a political offence, its
audacities threaten to shake the Government itself.
Acknowledging the argument about society, they ask
whether the Fenian spirit doe,* not indicate an increased
possibility of rebellion in Ireland, or even • vague
chance of the ultimate loss of that country. We may
dismiss the last idea in a very few words. It is nor
moral duty to keep Ireland ; but our economic interest
is by no melee; strong on that side. Ireland cost. as
much or more than she brings, and her independence
as a completely separate state would he no mot, a
danger than the iniependenee of France, which, with
sixty times her power, is just one-fourth her distant*
off. An Irish Channel fleet would not cost what the
garrison of Ireland cats even in cash, and we should
be without her • homogenous people of 25 million.,
10 millions more than we were in 1865. We,
of course, merely state this to exhaust the subject, not
as a .erious consideration, but it is one our foreign
friends can thoroughly understand. The questoin
of rebellion is more immediate, and we reply that it is
because rebellion in Ireland is so hopeless that it is
being tried in England—that every eleaperado who in
Lund n asks • prayer for his soul b cause he is going to
be blown rip is an instrument of revolution the less in
Ireland it•elf. It is not when the Reds aro in Geneva
that Paris is dangerous to Napoleon. In Ireland, these
English outrages, no far from weakening the State, only
serve to justify its attitude of repression in the eyes of
men, who might otherwise hold repre.sion needless or
severe. So far, then, from the Clerkenwell outrage
being an excuse for want of confidence in Great Biitain,
it ought to strengtheu that confidence, as tending to
increase the best ground of onnimercial trust, the
readiness and the competence of the Goverment to
maintain external order. As • commercial question,
the riot in Hyde Park, of last year, which did not coat
• life, but did weaken authority, was a hundred times
as ilangerons as this one, whiqh has already cost ten
live., but has strengthened authority ten-fold.—The
ffeorwrand.

FUTILITY OF THE OUTRAGIFI.

Lord St. Leonard's has addressed • long letter to the
Feuians with the view of showing how imposcible it
wax that their scheme cold be assi.ted by th-ir
oprrations in this country, and that whatever chance
they hot of doing mischief here has been destroyed by
the fatal explosion at Clernenwell.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

CAITLE MARKETS.

MItTIinPOLITAN, Thursday. —A good suPPI7 of balta,
and prices rather lower. Number of sheep large, end
trade very heavy; prices lower for all descriptions.
Calves rather cheaper.

Per Sib, to sink the Offal.
d. id.
NC sonnet:masts 3 to 3 Priuserouthdownoll 8 to 4 1
!Second quality.,. 3 10 lo 4 I.rg. coarse raise. 4 4ls 4
Prime large 0 ten 4 4to 4 Prune small
Prime Scots. ie. 4 sto 5 Large hogs... 3 4 to 3
la, coarse sheep 3 9 103 Neat slot porkers 3 10 to 4
bound quality .. 3 Bto 4 Beane. calsss.esh 23 oto 27
Prime ...a. wild 4 2to 4 Qr.oW str pl. ..do 23 oto 26

TOTAL SOlPPLT.—Btitish—Beasts, 1.100; cows, —;
sheep and lambs, 4,500; calves, 60; pigs, 246.
Forma—Beasts, 50; sheep and lambs, 356; calves,
30; Ark
NEWOATE AID LIADUHALL, Friday. —lArge supplies
ot meat Sr. on isle at these markets. The trade is
steady, and prime hare • drooping tendency.
Per 81b., by the carom*. . .

nd. a. d. 1 s.d. a. d.
Inferior best.. 3 0103 6 I Inferior mutton 3 oto 3 6
Middling ditto 8 8 „3 10 middling ditto.. 3 8„ I 2
Prima large do. 4 0 „,1 9 Prime ditto.. . 4 4 „ I 11
Prime small ditto 4 4 .4 6 lima 1 pork ... 3 6 „ 4 2
Veal 3 8 „ 4 0 Large ditto ... 3 0 „ 3 I
Hairrrox., Thursday—Good supply of beef and a fair
demand, beet descriptions realising from 65e. to 68..1
per cwt., and inferior from 60r. to 634.; and nearly all 1
on offer changed hands. A moderate supply and •
good demand. Very choice ',ethers in a few carer
fetched 71. per lb.. but • more average figure we. WA.
and ewes and inferior aorta exchanged hands at W.
per lb., and • limited huskier,' at low prices. Moderate
show of witch cows, for which there was • good selling
trade, and prices were rather firm, bed samples realiz-
ing from £lB to £22, and inferior £l5. A good aeppli
of pigs, trade rather active, and prices arm, good
samples realising from 8.. Ga. to Ss. 9d. per score.
English bacon pigs from 10 to 12 score sold at 8, 34. to
11s. Id.; prime sizeable bacon pigs and porkers, Bs. 64. to
Be. 94.: and heavy sows, 7s. per wore.

WOOL MARKET.

BRADFORD, Thursday.- There has been some slight
inquiry for wool of the finer deseciptions, bat few
transactions have taken plsee. No change cam be re.
ported in prices.
Lotroott. Friday.—For both English and colonial
wool the demand for home commmption has continued
In an motive state. whilst the export inquiry has been
limited. Priam are without variation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

RHEUNATISII AND GOUT.

SANGER'S GOUT and RHEUMATIO
PILLS are a certain cure for these complaints.
The rapidity and ocrtaint7 of their action is surprising.
Prim 13id. rer box, or by post 15 stamp', of .1.
BANGUI & gone. 150, Oxford-street, London, W., or 01
all respectable chemist&
Agent—Yr. EVANS, Chemist, Dorasstar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

DENT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER

To the Queen, the Winos of Wales, end the late Prinoe
Coneort, and letalter 01 the Grout Clock for the House.

_
of Parliament. -
-ii-NVITEf3 attention to the superior Workman-
ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stook
of Watches and Drawink_room (loam
Ladies' Gold Foreign watch".•• ••• 7 Gaines&
Gentlemen's ditto • • 10 „
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto .• • ••• ••• ... 12 „
Gentlemen's Gold Compensation
Silver ditto ditto ... 25
Marine Chronometers 36 ,
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every description. An
int assortment of London-made Pine Gold Albert
and Guard Chain.. ka.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining ooutta's Bank); 94 and
36, Bora Eachaup ; sad at the Cloak and Marine
Occetpana Factory. dmieask Wharf. Bina, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

SWANAGL

COAL& —Mr. A. Gillingham is now organizing a
coal club in Swanage, by which means he proposes to
deliver the best Wallwrid coals at :Ms. per ton to all
nrorriber" of his club. At present there is no coal to be
had in Swarrage under tie. SI. per ton on delivery.
STREIT LIGHTING. —On Thursday. the 2nd instant,
there was a vestry meeting convened to take into con.
'Aeration the introduction of gas to light the streets.
The Rev. R. G. Travers presided, and there were
present T. Randell, Esq , and W. G. White, Esq.
(churchwardens), Rev. 0. Hind. tindependant minister),
and a fair attendance of tradesmen and ratepayers.
The Gas Company was represented by their agent, Mr.
Shepherd. The Parliamentary Act was read respect•
ing gas operation', and is warm discussion enaueiL
Various suggestions were thrown out and explanations
given rel.tive to the expense. required. Mr. H.
Gillingham moved the resolution to have the streets
lit up with '24 gas burnent at appropriate intervals.
The motion was carried by a majority of 20. The
company undertake to supply the town with the
requisite number of lights wills fittings, lighting and
all complete, for sic months, for 1.75. This expense will
be met by a pariah rate of six pence in the E. The
new gas works are situated about one note and a half
out n.
Thee of
main
town
ne
pipesa‘t a
In
onpolace tcomcaolled pect
t.
HPree.,..to.,,
Herston will be exempt from the pariah rate. nt't
near lse

LILANDFORD.
LARGILIABILITTICB.—It sppeare, from Parliamentary
notioes published by the Somerset and Dorset Railway
Company, that the directors of that company have
made themselves personally liable for the payment of
£300,000, the larger portion of which remains no.
liquidated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

eccltsiastical intelligence.

THE SARUM ALMANACK.
To the Etloon

Sir,—At a time when most of you readers will be
investing in new alinanacks, if they have not done so
already, it is not I think oot of place to remind them
that the Serum Almanack has hitherto entinly ignored,
In its notices of religdfus and charitable societies, the
very existence of the Church Pastoral Aid Society.
trefeee the editor has in thi. respect mended hia ways,
which I fear is not probable. I cannot help thinking
that that sinianack is entirely unworthy of the support
of Protestant churchmen. If the editor is ashamed of
that great and good society, and casts out its name as
evil—for this no doubt. despite any !limey excueea, is
the real ground of its exclusion—let the Protestants of
Dorset, both cl.rgy and laity, rally round the good
society, and show that they are ashamed of him and
of his publication. A "become almanack i.e very good
thing in it. way, bat it should be fair and unbiassed,
otherwise it become, worse than useless. Till the
Sarum almanack mends its ways there are many other
good and awful almanacks which can take it. place;
bat, if it will not mend its we's. it shall not come into
the house of, your obedient aervant. E. H.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

SHERBORNE.

Unice. —The drawing for the
sangoann Ant
respectivelyn the
t last,
l, whit
of the
°l:7lTPT,.ll°‘oobeiro.rle°°°nel:i placed
iv.hpee.
d Two 'worucrnnumbersbletDlhhorcitdorwnArpee::et:-Entolnf perfect
eeg Liennti
hhtota nPaaehan ornamental
byr
hand,
alb.na pensbatla: arrangements
before
tvertised nand drei e whole f
fi:geeei
rm, and
ticket, to Mes-ra. Rendell and Langdon, who gave their
services as prize heralds. Some three dozen numbers
were drawn blank buf.rre " prise" arrested the attention
if the company. Thence onward for wino half-hour
the long numbers were drawn, and winm 3,4, and 2
were d rawn the meeting began to get excited. Shortly Mr.
Laugdon made the antionnoement "trot prize." and
every one eagerly ilesited to know who was the holier
of the winning ticket, and when it was announced that
he was Mr. Blandford, of Illandforil, and not present,
the interest in the proceedings fell at once to "zero."
The prize wee a gold chronometer valued at 1:50
remarkable not for any decoration but for solid merits.
This had been such an object of deeire that holers of
dozen tickets cared nothing for their success or failure
after No. I was our. The other prizes went to various
parts of this county and others. This is the second out
of three similar associations formed this year in
Sheeborne. In each of the unions 1,000 tickets were
disposed of with ease, and it is said that 1.000 Makes
have been sold tor the remaining rene.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

811AFTESBU1tY.

M 460NRi.- On the festival of (it. John she E ..... iiit
the Lodge of Friendship and Sincerity (No. 472) held
their annual meeting. The lodge bnyielt been opened,
the nowly-eleotad master. Bro. J. Soppitt, P.M. P. P.
Sup. W., was duly installed in ancient form, after which
be proceeded to elect his ollkers for the year, •iz.:—
Bros. J. Sutton, S.W.; G. M'On n, J. W. ; 0
Williams. &I).: J. Baba°. J.D. ; W. Usher, Secretary;
and the hut:teen unanimously re-elected Bro. J.
Bennett treasurer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

BRIOPORT

BRIDPORT HIGHWAY BOAHD.—The following is the
Surveyor's estimste for the repair of the highways io
the several parishes, in the Bridport district, for the
current year Askerswell, £49 10. ; Bedminster,
£2ll 10.; Ben.llle, £4 100; Bettiecombe, £l7 5.
Broadtail:me. £3B 10s ; Barstook, £l4 15. Catherstene
Leweston, ; Chardstock, £165 ;Charmouth, £3B 15.;
Cheddington, 15s :Chideock„ £137 141; Chiloombe,
£5 16.; Child)..;, £5O 15.; Conoombe, £127 15.;
hhbberford, EIS 10e • Drimoton, Elh 5. ; Best
Chelboroosh, £18; Halsiock, £128; Flawkehureh, ens ;
Hook, £33 15.; Little Windsor, 1.10 15. ; Lairs.
L'239 ; liapperton„ £23 10. • Napperton Tithing.
£25 ; Narshwood, £145 ; Bosterld;n. £42; Netherbury:
£561 10,; North Poortoo, £25 5.; Pilsdon, £l4;
Poorstock, £194; Shipton Gorge, £390 1041 South
Parrott. £lO 10.; Stanton 51. Gabriela, £135.; Stoke
Abbott, £135 15e ; Tbornoombe, .C 129 5. ; West
Chelborouth, £9 ; Whitchureh Canonioorum,
£250 fia ; Wootton Fitspaine, £65 5.; Wrssall, CM 5.;
£lBl Si; Barton Brad.tock, £3OB Svmoßarda.dbP:rlYe.
LAWiliing9:77.de2; 4.ald;itoaht,henl2s""lls.l::°"l4.lnre.s4l-1295. s;e.

case of immorality
6 named Joseph Orchard.
Bridport. A youth of 1 _ _ _
lsighol::cinagt
by igr, B. J. COI, surveyor, in
employed an groom
o barge of committing a rape upon his
milt°dT -n hid between ten and twelve years
master • danghtm, a c
that the offence was committed as
of age. It seems o
beenr rg
brought C Hmp
0A
long ago as the 19th December, during the absence of
Araomors Oureacihg.
her parents from home, and in consequence of his
threats the poor child concealed the outrage as long nn
she could. For, shocking to tell, at the time of this
criminal sesanit, the brutal fellow was suffering from a
terrible disease, which he communicated to the child.
She became so ill on Tuesday, December 31, that she
informed her father what Orchard had done. Mr.
Densiloe, surgeon, was immediately sent for, when the
truth of her complaint was established, and it was also
found that Orchard was suffering horn the disease we
have indicated. Being accused of the outrage by Mr.
COL, he did not deny it.. He thereupon tied Orchard's
hands and legs, and sent for the police. In this.
interval the wretch monad to unbind one of Ids arms,
and cut his throat. The wound was dressed by Mr.
Denxiloe, and he was well enough on Friday to be
brought up before S. W. Wbetham, W. H. Hay, and J.
Templeman, Esqn., on the charge of rape. He bad his
thrust bandaged. Mr. Cox stated the facie we have
narrated, end said his daughter was now very 111, and
unable to leave her bed; she was in great 'offering.
The prisoner was remanded till Saturday, Jan. 11th,
and ordered In the meantime to be removed to the
I reality gaol, to be treated for his dioorao.
THI CH/lIITIAS RIMS 81100 TING.—As usual on
Boxing clay, the members of the rifle sorps allot tor
Christmas prises, occursting of gems, bid. mutton,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

THE DORCHESTER SCHOOL OF ART
will Y,E-ONEN for the eneuing Sion on
tdOND 4Y, JANI' ARV Ltth, at 7 o'clock p.m. for the
Er. ning I!I ass ; and on WEDNESDAY, J NUARY
13t4, at a.m., for the Morning Class; 12.30 Pon..
for the )0.4.1.i1ay Claw ; nod at 2 p.m. for the Afternoon
Liana

B. LUCAS WATSON'.
HOP. Secretary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

PILLS SUPKIISRDILD BY

S— -
ANGER'S TASTELESS ANTIBELIGUS
POWDERS, an effectual remedy for bilious
headaches, sickness, and all stomach complaints. Prier
13d. and 2A. 9d. per packet, of all ohsraiste, or by
post for rs or 36 stamps, of J. BAJO= k Bona, 150,
fOtzford-street, London, W.
Agent—Mr. EvAge, Chemist, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

CORN MARKET&

MARC•LAIII, Weduesday.—The supply of wheal WU
only moderate. For all descriptious the trade woo Very
firm. . _

Doaarrattiaz, Wedgesday.—The supplies of wheat
to our markets have been very moderate. Wheat wilts
readily at fully late rates. The quotationo is from 50s.
to 70s. per qr., with an average of only 604. 104.
Barley sells very slowly, at about hates, from 334. to
41..; good malting qualities are wires. Oats sill
steadily at pervious currencies, the quotation fir black
being trim 26.. to 30.. per qr. In beans and peas the
trade is quiet, but prioes i• maintained. For flour there
has been • good sale, at rather advancing rates.
BRIMT0I„ Thuraday.—A very abort supply of Emilie),
wheat, which found ready buyers at an improvement of
2.. to 3s. per quarter no the ratu of this day fortni4ht.
Foreign wheat met an improved inquiry, at an advance
on American of fully 24., and on filsck sea qualities of
Is. per quarter above the rates previously current.
the supplies of malting barley have fallen off, ad all
viol samples were freely taken at Is. to 2a. improve-
ment ; grinding sorts more in demand, at late rater.
Oats were a sluggish trade, at f triner values. In beans
awl Indian corn there was no change.
BIRMINGHAM. Thursday.—A fair supply of wheat,
which sold readily at an advance of 2s. fil. to 3s. per
quarter. and American was ea much dearer, but other
kinds of foreign were only Is. per quarter higher.
MANCHESTER, Thursday.—English wheat in short I
supply, and brought 24. to 3a. per quarter over the
currency t.f this day se'nnight ;
called 9d, to lc per «ELUL dearer.
while foreign must be
WALITICLD. Friday.—Wheat 31, dearer, and a fair
sale for good red. Barley la. higher.
MARK-Lag& Friday.—Our market to-day was very
scantily supplied with English whist onsteise and by
land carriage. Selected samples, the show of which was
unusually small, were held for more money. Tow and
damp qualities were inactive, but rot cheaper. The
show of foreign wheat was .easonably good. On the ,
whole a fair average business was doing in most kinds.
at Monday's currency. Floating cargoes of grain were ,
a slow inquiry, but not cheaper. Fine barley was the
torn dearer, owing to its scarcity. Grinding and dis-
tilling sorts supported former terms. No change took
place in the value of malt. The supply was tolerably
good. Oat. were a slow inquiry, at the late decline in
value. The show of foreign wav large. Beans end
pees were quite as dear as lut week. Both English and
foreignffioar was very firm in price.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

TA RRANT KEYNSTONE.

SCHOOL FISTIVAL--011 Rateably, the 28th, the
sbildren of this seleail, numbering about in with the
singers and a few others, had s substantial pro.
"I 1 for them at the schoohroorn, the rector (the Hew.
.1. H. Ait.teni presiding. The te ,or and 5g 'I ref the
A p of the Christmas for, In
tLe ev..i.inz a handsome. Christie.s, tree. the first of the
giLd ever seen in the eillsze, silorned with s number of
pretty and us r fl articles for the children, nod furnished
by the rector's family, fool greet favour m the eyes
the young people. The girls rim ce.l, and few comic
mongt were sung; then three cheers for the rector and
bi• wife, said for nthers who had contribute Ito the
amusement of the afteroo“., followed by "God save
the Queen," brought the prover .lings to a close.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

WAR.EHAM.

Accumuct—An accident of rather • serious nature
occurred nu Thursday, to a boy named Charles Fudge.
He wtS playing in the street with several other bop,
when &brewer's van was passing, and in endeavouring
to get out of the way he unfortunately fell down against
onfi of the him... He was taken borne and attended to
by &surgeon ; his injuries were. severe scalp wound
sod fracture. No blame is attached to the driver of the
van.

NEW READING ROOM FOR THE WORKING CLAPSFB.
—A subscription, headed by the Earl of Eldon, is being
rale.] for the purpose of estnblishing • cheap reading
room for the working times of this town and neighbour-
hood. In connection with this movement • meeting
was held in the Town-hall, on Monday evening when
an introductory reading was given by Mr. 0. W. Farrer
(recorder for the borough), which wax so well attended
that many persons were unable to gain admission. A
suitsble room having been selected in South-street, it
was opened on Wednesday evening, when upwards of
thirty members were enrolled. A committee bas been
appointed.
FRIRMOSONRT.-011 St. John's Day, a Lodge of
Emergency was held at the Town-hall hy the members
of the "Lodge of Unity, No. 386." Brother H. W.
Charrington was dully enstalled W.M. for the ensuing
year. The ceremony wax performed by Brother J.
Poynter, P.M., assisted by Brother Hey. Dr. liutrowes,
P.M. The following Akers were then appointed and
duly invested, 'iv. ;—Brother A. B. Trevenen, S.W. ;
Brother R. Powell, J.W. ; Brother Rev. E. D.
Burrowee, P.M., chaplain; Brother J. Poynter, P.M.,
D.C.; Br-thee J. T. Hillier, secretary ; Brother J.
Travers. S.D. ; Brother It. Oilman, J.D. ; Brother W.
Pette, .1.0. ; Brother 0. W. Allday, steward ; Brother
C. Yearaley, treasurer ; and Brother J. Frampton, tiler.
Several visiting brethren were present, and two
members were duly mimed and raised. Afterwards
the brethren adjourntd to the banquet at the Red
Lion Hotel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

DENTISTRY.

MR. MURDOCH CUNNINGHAM begs to
inform the Patient& el his lee Brother, Mr. P.
.CUNNINGIIAM, SURGEON DENTIST, and the
Public generally, that he b.. .weeded to the Practice
•conducted by the deceased in Salisbury timing a period
of :10 years. Mr. Cunningham having been brought up
under his brother, and having hail a lengthened
experience of his Profession, both in Practice for
himself and as Assistant to some of the first Praw
titioners of the day—amongst other., Mr. S. Cartwright,
of London, and Mr. A. Stevens, Paris believe%
himself to be in a position to offer to those Mmogring
him with their support practical application of all the
remora.% of the Di nt•11 krt.
Csiowrixo-streiel, Salisbury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

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Members.

RETIMNIS FOR 1867.

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on Vi;st-class
Life I hpartmeet.-55 per C.mt...f the Prriniams on all
Policies of above 5 years' standing.
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Prize Medals PC,I, for What; ISti2, for "Excellent
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A complete tint of ni arly one Eundred different Wines,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

TEI azawnrizz, =QUM

Thie inquiry wits resumed on Frida-iy.---The Mikado
was chiefly corroborative of previons witnesses.
Potter, however, stated for the first time that
l'iue would be given at • future inquiry that a
barrel resembling the one fired was planted in Corpora-
tion-lane on the day before the explosion, and as tho
precise spot where the brush was made. The person
Who brought the bung then planted and whee Lad it
...Y, and pretended to be drunk. Evidenoe would
also be forthcoming u to where the gunpowder same
frfiu' also the truck. Of amuse no one thought the
I cask waa anything but a beer barreL The persistent
manner in whist, Allen and Justice loitered about near
the prison entrance, drew the attention of Um constables
on special duty to them, as was no doubt intended.
But for this the men who tired the barrel would not
have escaped detoetion. There was every reason to
believe that the police•constables had done their duty ;
most of them were much injured, nod one of them
(Sutton) wee not unmade for a couple of days after wards.
From what he had been told, the policeman Iforierty
(who was said by one witness to hare been close to the
man who fired the barrel) could not possibly have
arrived at the barrel until the explosion took piss.. It
would be shown on mom future occasion that Burke
and Casey and the other primmere were connected
together. The inquiry was adjourned until next
Friday. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

A PRETTY Wrial Of THING&

--
The Teal Ma,lrdr ULNA on Thursday night
Captain Pullen, of her Majesty'. ship Itoveogo with
eight men, landed from a boat cad went over the 'entire
dockyard at Pembroke unchallenged, till they arri,ed
at the entrume gate. It will than appear that the dook•
yard might bane been fired by Fenian*, with buy ria
to themselves, through the groes neglect at the Police-
men in charge. These men were sent on to London the
follow's(' morning, and the dockyard is now in the
hands of the military.

INCIDEIfTB.

Considerable alarm vu created at Worcester on
Tuesday night by the discovery that the plug of the gsa
meter of the Town-hall had been withdrawn. A
large escape of gas had taken place, and • serious ex-
plosion moat have resulted it the discovery had not been
opportunely made.
The War-office have been in communication with Dr.
James Gale for the purpose of making • practical use of
his invention for rendering gunpowder non-explosive.
At the invitation of the Government Dr. Gale is about
to visit several of the principal powder magazines in this
country. . . . . . .

It is reported that the authorities, have been In-
formed of the existence of a conspiracy to destroy the
Atlantic cable.
..

The Lord Mayor of London made a statement on
Wednesday respecting the rams expended in the relief
of the distress omarioned by the Fenian outrage at
Clorkensrell. The committee, it appears, have distri-
buted £1,500 for the alleviation of the immediate
sufferings of the injured, and £3,009 toward• replacing
the furniture and tools destroyed. His lordabip made
an appeal for further contributions.

T‘er Briatol Channel has been for so[llo days past
guardtd by ten men-of-war and two cutters, who have
kept so sharp a look out that it is stated a brigantine
had her papists overhauled not less than Hva times before
she amid reach Cardiff.

The guard of polies of the A division, which is
stationed at Sandringham when the Prince and Prioress
of Wales are staying at Sandrincham-house, hal been
increased during the last few days.
The Fenian explosive packets which have pro-
duced such a remotion lately, are composed, it is said,
simply of fulminate of mercury.—Medial Times and
Oamue.

_______.
Sir Stafford Northcote, who presides over the Devon
Quarter Sessions, made a speech on Wednesday which
will be reassuring. Hs declared his conviction that the
authorities were sn possession of full information in
reference to the Fenian', and that the precautions which
had been taken to p any further outrages would
be suoces.ful.

Whilst the steam.ram Research was in obese of a
%opposed Fenian privateer she struck upon Daunt's
Rook, in Queenstown Harbour, on Thursday night, and
came into Dublin harbour leaking badly.
Barnstaple bas been alarmed by the diseovery that a
barrel of gunpowder bas been s oleo from the magazine
of the 6th D.V.R. The rest of the powder and the
rifles have been removed to a place of safety.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

VIDE! LEGE! CRIDEI

BBPULMONIC ELIXIR.—On.
dose relieves, and one bottle mires. This ELIXIR,
now long known to the public, will be found highly
efAeacions for the relief and cure of all disorders of the
Chest and Lunge; it contains no notions Ingredient
whatever; in most eases it effects a rapid and lasting
cure, sod the Proprietor has great pleasure in asserting
that in no instance has it failed to give relief, (generally
after the first dose), in coughs, oolds, asthma, eon-
stuoption, influenza, difficulty of breathing, spitting of
blood, irritation of, and pains in the chest, hoarseness,
!to. Whatever may he the stage or variety of the
complaint, immediate relief is invariably obtained by
the use of the Pnlmonie Elixir. Being very agreeable,
children and the most fastidious invalids will take it
readily. Prim 130. and 23. 9d. pm bottle. .1. 8/30111
k SONS, 150, Oxfordatreet, London. W.
Agent—Mr. DORDZS, Chemist, Dorchester.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
--
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011.101N/L,) so long and justly celebrated for
their peculiar virtues, are Arena!) recommended to the
notice of every lady, havii g obtained the sanetion and
approbation of most polestar of the manna pro-
fession, as irate and valuable medicine in effectually
removing obstructions, and relieving other ineon•
minimum to which the female frame is liable, especially
those which at an early period of life frequently arise
from want of exercise and general debility of the
system; they create an appetite, correct indigestion,
remove giddiness and nervous beednehe, and are
eminently useful in windy diameters, shortness of
breath, and palpitstion of the heart; being perfectly
innocent, they may be used with safety in all SAMMY
and climates.
It is necessary, owing to the munerotts imitations,
to warn the public that KILISLIT'II is the only oirie
receipt, and haa been prepared by the fleareley family
over eighty years. Parehmers should see that each box
is ere pprd in eh ite paper, and the nant, "C. Hiaastair,"
engraved on the Government Manip. Sold wholesale
and retail by J. Elkipan k BONS, 120, Oxford-street,
London, and by all medians Tailors throsghout the
country, in boxes pries 2s. Id. each, or by post for 36
postage stamps.
Agent—Mr. EVA" Chemist, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

PORTLAND.

CHURCH MInaIONART SOCIETT. --Oil TneFday the
annual sale of fancy work well held in the parish school-
room, Reforne, in aid of the funds of this aociety.
There was a good attendance.

THZ OAS QConori —Since by the wisdom of the
Local Board the gas has been turned off a great number
of small accidents have occurred to foot passengers.
We understand this question will be brought up at tip.
next meeting of the Local Board, when the desir-
ability of lighting up the whole island will be con-
sidered. The people generally express great dissatis-
faction at the present state of affairs.
TeLtoll4lll CONNIONIC tTION IN PORTLAND.—The
telegraph wire between the prison and the Verne is
completed, and was used first onTSaturday when it
will be remembered a detachment of soldiers was
sent here from Weymouth, in consequence of some
shots being heard at sea- These shots that so alarmed
the good people of Weymouth turn out to be merely
si,rnals from one of the Oriental and Peuinsslar steam-
boats signalling for • pilot.
A LANDLOND IN • Fix—Last Saturday, before Fl
Williams, Fag., and K Pearce, Psi ' at the Shirehall,
Mr. Symonds applied for the transference of the
license held by Mr. Gibbs Pearce, for the Traveller's
Rest public-house, which has been taken by the War
Department for public purposes. to another house in
Coles-lane, in the same parish. The requisite notices
were prover'. Mr. 'limnl objected to the transfer on
the ground that it had not been shown the house for
which the license was asked was "fit and con-
venient," and he raid he was instructed the house only
contained four rooms and • garret, the gross value was
only ES per annum, end the minas'. v.lne Li 10,—
On the ground of having no evidsnce as to the fitness
and convenience of the house, the Bench refused the
application.
•

WIZSCIC OFF TIM BILL OF PORTLAND. —The schooner
Judy, Henry Couch muter, laden with coals
bound from Newcastle to Torquay, went on shore
here about half-past two o'clock on Thenday. The crew
remained on the wreck from the time she struck until
9 o'clock, calling in vein for assistance. Not obtaining
Any response to their cries one of the crew swam sabers
with a life buoy around him. eventually the crew were
taken of the wreck by the Lighthouse boat, in a most
pitiable condition. The men were nearly frown, and
were quite exhausted from exposure. The men thinking
they would have to .win ashore had thrown away all
their heavy clothing, and tbe boy bad nearly perished
from °scour', when rescued the crew were warmly
wrapped up in old clothes lent by the Coastguardamen
to enable than to ;to Weymouth. when they were
supplied with cloth free of expense by Mr. Damon,
hon. agent to the 4hapwrecke4 Mariners' Society, and
forwarded to their respective destinations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

STURMINSTER MARSHALL

• C 'a HAN eat' rror. —At the Com tof Bankruptcy
London, before Mr. Commissioner Winslow. on Friday
there was an examination .itting and application for
eider of discharge undir the bankruptcy of Charles
Qrter, described as of Sturminster Marshall, saddler
end harpies maker. who petitioned the court on the
Wad of October (set, stating the cause of his bankruptcy
to be insufficient capital and pressure by creditors.
Hr. W. W. Al fridge, solicitor, 44. Moorgate-street,
represented the official assignee, and Mr. R. W. Peacock.
solicitor, soutlo.iinere, Gray's Inn, appeared for
the bankrupt, who*, statement of account* was
thus .umnied up, visa: -Dr. To creditors unsecured,
LW 4.. 6d.--Cr. By debtors good, 4'62 8.. Ad.; ditto,
bad (».t off). £lO 6.. 6,1.; property in the hands a
ereditors I:13 deficiency, £271 13e. 7d.—Total,
CM 4s. 6.1. The expenditure of the bankrupt is
stated to have been 1:100 per annum. Hi. nuoierons
creditors (whose debt. are small in amount). reside at
Salisbury, Warminster Marshall, Poole, Wimboree,
Bert (tees, Well., and Newport. Mi. Peacock said
there was no opposition to the statement which Me.
Aldridge endorsed, and • small .um of money having
been arranged to be paid oner by the County Clerk
15,10,,,j.g T. the bankrupt to the offiai•l usieeeth
the ..„hr• pissed the bankrupt'o examination and
granted big order of di.charge. Tb. put...dings then
terminated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

Mark els.

TUE advance in wheat on Monday in Mark-Lane was
followed at all the country markets throughout the
week ; and on Friday a further rise took elms of from
Is. to 2s. a quarter. A similar :Arenas is reported on
the same day from Wakefield and from Liverpool. The
prioee of other grain have been maintained.—At the
Metropolitan cattle market the firmness of Monday
consequent upon a short supply was lost on Thursday,
and prices were rather lower notwithstanding the
favourable character of the •e ether.—The holiday work
bas been • eomparatively idle one in the wool market.
ar.d the tendency of the coarser wools is still downwards.
Down deems, are, however, reported to be firm, and not
in over-abundant supply.—The potato market has been
dull, and arrivals coastwise and from abroad have been
in eseess of the demand.—There has been unusual
scarcity in the poultry market, and the prices of any-
thing of good quality have been high.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

AT lIPATHIBIIta AT WOOLWICH..

The swearing in of the whole of the A rsenal artisans
u special constables Ins had the effect of individually
testing each man's allegiance to the Crown. Jibe,
transpired that a =inner of Irish labourers refused to
take the oath, and the matter has been ordered to be
rigidly investigated. An opinion is entertained that
the Fenian& have aocomplicea in the Amos].
—,aginti IN FRANCE:

MILLIONS IS FRANC!: PLOT SO DESTROY TIII
SLIM

The Paris correspondent of the Brussels journal Le
Nord says it has been proved that the Fenian organisa-
tion ham its auompliees in Frame, and that Its name
Is legion. (lurches have been made by order of the
Prefect of the police in • certain quarter, which have
led to the seizure of correspoodenee between the
English Fenian.. Amongst it was discovered plans of
fresh outrages to be earned out in England, one of
which is the Zestroction of the fleet, and names of the
mut important correspondents of the Fenian movement
in London. The discovery has been kept quiet 'wet,
but the documents have been forwarded by the police
of Paris to the Government of Great Britian.
1•THCII WOONNOZ.
The mysterious "Father O'Connor" (whose presiding
at • Fenian meeting in London wee mentioned in the
evidence given by Vaughan before the Bow-street
magistrate) is a young priest of the diocese of Caahel.
He was sent over to London by his diocesan for the
purpose of collecting some funds to aid in the building
the tower of the cathedral in that town, and on his
ed
arrival applied for the usual leave to say mace in the
English Glyernntent, had seems to open by his
denunciations as be call
diocese of Westminster, which was granted, aa • matter
of coarse. From all we hear, he gave great offence to
suet% f
i mi theo.Loantdhoe Eg
London clergy
have mixed himself up with people and with proceedings
which were the reveres of creditable to him is • priest.
Ile left London some time sirc, baring been mak,'
his archbishop, Dr. Laahl. Ilpitur.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

DENTISTRY.

In easseqatace a tAe final increase of Practice.
MONS. LEYS, Surgeon Dentist, and
Manufacturer of Artificial Teeth, of 5, T.
"THOWAISSTIIIIT, WlTtliirTil, will in future attend
DORCHESTER A WEEK (WIDXFADATe
and 8•7011:i•TII) at ISt. WILLAPSIIgG'II, 5, Bortri•
STREET, from 1 to 4 pr., and will attend all patients
at their own reaideoces by appointment, without extra
charge, within one mile of Durcherer, on Wednesdays
only.
M. LIT. supplies artificial teeth, unrivalled for one,
comfort, natural appearance, and durability, and gives
a written warranty, as to keep in good repair, free of
charge, for • period of ten years, for all his work,
nbttt nutr re the inconvenience of returning often to
the <lt ntist, and having constantly the hand in the
pocket to pro•ile for repairs.
M. LILTS h.., rodoeell hi 4 prior within the mash of
everyone Comoiltation free.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

THOKNGOIIBE.

Al Inquest has been held before N. K. Lnight gut
coroner, on the body of Ann Coombe, aged rig ye.rs, the
wife of Yr. Thomas Coombe, who Iropperi
down dead, Sarah Coombs, wife nf John
Coombe, stated that Ann Coombs came to
her bottom between three and four o'clock, and
asked for 1101111) cotton, and then dropped dorm dead.
She had known her for soma yt ate and she had two fits
holore. The jury retained • verdict that dearaasd died
by the visitation of God.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

SALISBURY.

- -
SALImBIIIT DIOCIMAIt CHo - sca Stumm) AenoctA
TION.--Tbe quarterly meeting of the committee was
hel don Thursday. The Rey. Precentor fear presided.
The usual certificates of the completion of the works
been received,orders wpm issued to the treasurer
to pay it grants in the following cam, : - £225. 'and
in Jmum y, I Pak, towards an extensive restoration of the
parish church of Ileyteebury. in the Aroltdesconry of
Serum, and providing increased accommodation therein;
£lOO, voted in January, 1867, towards the restoration
&nil re-arrangement of the mats in the parish {thumb of
Alilbourne, in the Archdeiconry of Wills; and £l5O
voted in January, 11166. towards the erection of a new
church et Milton, in the parish of Gillingham, in the
Atchdesicunry of Dorset, required for a scattered pope
lation between two sod three miles from the wish
church.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

A ',DIMS OF kitERIOAII MEANS.

An addresii hu been published by the senate of the
Fenian brotherhood in America "to the liberty•loving
people of England," which i• perfectly unique in its
way. It first thanks those Englishmen who endeavoured
to save the lives of the Manchester convicts. and then
labours hard to convince the "people of England" that
the Fenian, have no quarrel with them, republicans
like themselves, bat only with their ariitocratio rulers.
The virtues of Caroline of Queensberry, who, "in the
darkest hours of the martyrs' trial, came like an angel
of mercy to dispel the gloom of the fate to which
political raricnor and oppression had condemned them,"
are highly extolled, and it is predicted that her name
will be enshrined in the heart, of all Irishmen,
"surrounded by a halo before which the earthly diadem
of queens shall fade."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-07

HOP MARKET.

Bonomin, Friday.—Nothing of interest ham tmns-
pired in this market sinoe our last report. the demand
haa been confined to the immediate wants of consumer.,
and prices are almost nntoinaL Mid and East Kent,
£6 15e. to £lO 10..; Weald of Kent', 01 to £77..;
Sawn, £l3 to £6 155.; Farnham., IS to £10; flavarfamb
10.. to r 7 ; Belgians, 23 15..t0 £415..; Yearlingt.l
£5 10s. to £6 15e,