The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-13 00:00:00

eITrTATION TITHE RENT CHARGES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
T. ENSOR,at the ANTELOPE licrrsLAll t
i),I2O4ENTER, 011 SATURPAY, the 17th (lay of
JULY, 1875, at Four o'clock in the aftermsm, in Lots,
subject to such conditions as will be then and there
produced t.inless previously disiswed of by private
contract), all thoae several COMMUTATION TITHE
RENT CHARGES, in lieu of Tithes arising out of
the undermentioned Farms, Lands, and Premises,
situate inothe parish of Buckland Newton, in the
County of bored.
Lou.
;
occupiers ['remises quantities
A.eu A.
F.agennwo. Farm and bliti 225 08 4 7
J. J. timer i.nan

J. 1 1 I-ni len I
mind, C. W. ron4. 1,ii
111^°4 Ind %. 148 3 4 \ 17 18 9
Esq., Iles lite fi C. chssoni
• 111,Lrose sod I
lin 3.
KgbY. tt 1---i•-11-I—fitto
W., goi. 1 i

IDitto 11

00 0 21 9 7

Clay. Sir Willminial 1,1
Nut

W..ods,)
Plantlv!. 00 012
tams, and I
lAnda 1 ,
WI 2 3

For further particulars apply to Messrs. Annexe:a
and Pore, Solicitors, Dorchester.
WHITECHURCH.
Eleven Miles from Dorchester and five from Medford. ,
Important SALE of SOUTHDOWN RAMS. ,
I‘l."insTtri. g°fnßlm hMraa Hbrav Dltv.onegs nred with
to hold
hi.. ANNUAL SALE and LETTING of about 80
Si II -ruts )W N RAMS and 150 Choice Full-Mouth
EWES, at WIIITECHURCII, on FRIDAY. JULY Tin!,
11175.
'nee Flock has been on Whitechurch Farm over 50
years, has been bred from the bod Southdown flocka in
England. regardlem of trouble or expense ; they are of
a large die, heavy wool bearers, and of pure Simms
gmdity.
Conveyances on the Day of Sale may be had, free of
expente, by Gentlemen attending the Sale, either at.
the Crown Hotel. Illandford • King's Arms, Dor-
chester. ; or Red Lion Hotel, Wareham, by giving
Three Days' notice at the 11.dels.
Catalogues may be had of Mr. limier Foonat,
Whitechurch, Glendora ; and of the Aucrionerta,
18.nhester, .... • week before the sale.
Luncheon at I In. o'clock. Sale to commence at Two
-
DORCHESTER 6rit AUGUST SHEEP FAIR.
Preliminary Notice of SALE of • well-bred
FLOCK of SOUTHDOWNS.
IStainsTtnictli:oNnaB42irtfillila.T. by been favoured
in the
FAIR FIELD, at Half•past Ten °clock, on AuGurrr 6th,
The well-bred Flock of about 1100 EWES,
W1.1'11E1124, 1..t5111.4, and RAMS, late the property
of Mr. Peach. of Steepleton Farm, deceased.
They have been principally lord from the superior
Floeks of Mr. 11. Fookes, Mr. J. Ford, and R. Neville.
Grenville, Esq.
Particulars will be given in future Advertisementa.
Dt/IiCHESTER HORSE REPOSITORY,
TIMMY STREIT.
MR. T. ENS()R begs to announce that the
neat general SALE of 1101tSES will be held
on FRIDAY. Arcrerr 6th, 1875 (Dorchester Fair Day),
at the New awl Spacious REPO/OMNI,
Wlwre every agXOMIINNIRLioII for liorses of all
discriptions is provided.
Sale at TWO o'clock.
Early entries are solicited.
lborchester. duly 6th. 1875.

DORCHESTER am OF AUGUST FAIR.
ANSFAL SALM OF DOWN RAYS AND RAM
LAMBS.
‘llll. T. ENSOR bop to announce that he
IVA- is again favoured with instructions from Mr.
lirosca Wools liossn. to SELL by nuirruni, on
Fltll,lT, ArGUST the fith, being Fate DAY. in the Fair
Field, at Half-paat Twelve o'clock, a Selection of
about—
s) RAMS AND RAM LAMBS,
From the well-known Athelhampton Down Flock.
The success which hiss invariably attended the
Exhibition of Sheep from this Flock at the ltath and
Wes,t of England. Hants and Berks, Yeovil, Dorches.
ter, and other Shows, renders further comment from
th Auctioneer needleas.
The Lambs are unusually good this year, possessing
great sire and retaining the fine quality for which this
Mork is justly celebrated. Special attention has been
paid by Mr. lio‘IKK to produce Theca; of heavy Wool
Of the finest quality.

TO BUILDERS.
NEW rnimirirm NICTUODIST CHAPEL,
IirRNHATE•STREKT, DORCHESTER.
TENDERS are required for the ERECTION
the *hove. Plans and Specifications may be
wen at Mr. HENRY FOOT'S, High East-street, bor.
chester. on and after Etatunlay next.
Sealed. Tenders to he sent to the 'Rev. S. INOII4ON,
30, grring Gsniens. Weymouth, by 12 o'clock at noon,
on NI. iNnAT, .11'1.T 19th instant.
The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the
lowest or any Tender.
?ntintities will be supplied on application to the
Architect, Mr. B.tmum. .lAcuso4, Mitchell-street,
Weymouth.

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
IPHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
1 and EXHIBITION of CATTLE and STOCK
will take place at Donciissrga, on WzmixisPar, the
214 day of .TILT next
Premiums and Prime to the amount of about EIGO
are offered for Competition.
Turnip Hoeing will take place at Wesr KNIGHTON,
on THIAIRDAY. the 13th slay .4 JCLY next
Notices of Stock to be exhibited and I 'ertificates to
he sent to the HONORARY SECZETARY on or before
the 6th .111. T next.
The ANNUAL DINNER will beheld on Wrimra-
MI. the 214 311. T next, under the presidency of W.
E. BRYMER. Eau.. M.P., at Four o'clock, at the
king's Arms Hotel, Dorchester.
G. J. ANDREWS.
Honorary Secretary.
Dorchester, June, 1875.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.
A BAZAAR in &id of the FUNDS for
RKEUILDING the above CHURCH will
be held in Doncitintru in or about the month of
SEPTEMIIER next.
The Rector and Churchwaniens will he grateful to
aty Ladies of the Town and Neighbourhood who will
kindly eeeist them with any Contributions of Work.
- --
I.EWELL, DORSET. --
91 0 BE LE T, and entered upon at
I NI ICIIARLMAA next, -All those Capital WATER
GRIST MILLS. called " Mills." with the
Mill.house and Dwelling-house, Garden, Stables, and
Outbuildings thereto belonging.
Ana also all that valuable and highly Productive
Choc of MEADOW LAND called "Fog Meadow
amtaining 4a. 'lr. L, 555Woccupied with the said
Mills by Meseta Winter and Stevens as tenants
thereof.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Stmounn
and Sc, Solicitors. Dorchester.
Dorchester, 6th July, 1875.
-
23, IRONAIONGER LANE. LONDON.
(nig oip swum)
JOHNSTON'S
00EN FLOUR
IS THE BEST.
TO OBTAIN THE BEST
ASK FOR JOHNSTON'S CORN mous.
It is rich in fiesh-forming and heat.giving
and when boiled with milk affords annplete and per.
fat nourishment for children and persons of weak
digestion. It is delicious for Puddings, Custards,
Blancmange. Ac.

FRAMPTON, DORSET.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BREEDERS
OF DEVON CATTLE.
MR. G. SYMONDS respectfully announces
that lieus instructed by the Executors of the
late Mr. William Watts (deceased), to SELL by
AUCTION, in the FAIR FIZI.D, DARCHERTER, Ofl
SATURDAY, JULY 24th, 1875, at Half•t Eleven
o'clock, the following exceedingly Choice ANIMALS,
which comprise-
-5 Capital Devon Barreners
5 Splendid 2-year-okl Devon Steers
8 Splendid 2-year-old Devon Heifers
12 Excellent 1-year-old Devon Ditto
2 Yearling Steers
1 Yearling Bull
These animals cannot fail to gratify the most ardent
admirers of Devon Cattle, and will be sold without the
least reeerve.
Sale at 11.30 a.m.
Sydling, July 10, 1875.
THOS. 8. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
DuItcHESTER,
ALI ATIONS YOR rips.=
SALE of FAT STOCK, ac., lekleirery WIEDNIRDAY
at the Dorchester Fair Oround.

DORSET ASSIZES.
Monoar, Jun. 19TH, 1875.
IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN —That Her
.111 Majesty's JUSTICES of ASSIZE, aseL.,med to
hold the ASSIZES in and for the County of Dorset,
will OPEN the COMMISSION for the said killizeS,
at the COUNTY HALL DORCHESTIR, in the said County,
on MONDAT, the 19th day of Ji•Lr next, when all those
who will Prosecute against the Prisoners who shall
then be in the Gaol of the sail County, or at lar4e .m
Bail, are hereby required to be then and there present
to Prosecute against them as shall be just. And all
Justices of the Peace, Mayors, Coroners, Escheators,
Stewards, and also all ('hief Constables, and Bailiffs of
every Hundred and Liberty within the County afore.
said, are hereby also required to be then and there in
their own Persons, with their Rolls, Recools, Indict-
ments, and other Remembrances, to do those things
which to them awl their Offices in that behalf apper-
tain to be done.
Dated this 30th day of June, 1875.
FRANCIS T. JOHNS,
Under-Sheriff.
Under-Sheriff's Office, 6, South-street, Dorchester.
REDUCTION OF PRICE.
Commencing J els 3rd, 1875, the Price of
THE ACADEMY,
A Weekly Review of Literature, Science, and Art, is
Reduced from Fourpence to
THJIZEPENCL
TERM OP HVBSCRIPTIOX :
-
Yearly. I Paigiy. Quarterly.
If obtaioed of a News- --
vendor or at a Railway 0 I. 4. I t. a d. g, a. d.
Marlon 0 13 0 0 0 II 0 3 3
Including Modelle to any
part 01 the United
Kingdom .. 01521 0 7 7 0 310
--
Offices 43, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.
-
E. AND 0. BROWNING,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, MABER,D4SEERE
Dealers In Patent and liontasopethle
Xedleinen
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
PERFUMERY,
43, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER.
Agents for Cassell's celebrated Teas and Coffees.
Bookbiading executed with neatness and despatch.
PRINCES STREET, DORCHESTER
WILLIAM TILLEy,
BUILDER, .Ife.,
Desires to thank the public fur their past favours, and
to inform them that be has always on hand for Sale,
Cement, Plainer, Clooet Pans and Prape, Drain Pipes,
Oven Burrs, Fire Bricks, Deals, Slates, Bridgwater
Tiles, Garden Edging of all kinds, Terra Cotta Vases
of different patterns and sizes, ecc.
A variety of ready-worked HEADSTONES of
different designs keEt in Stock, for Sale, and may be
seen at the Soots Wolin., Pease-lane, or At reside al
In Princes-street, next the Dorset County Hospital.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
HARK PHILLIPS
Begs to notify to his numerous Friends that he has
RZICOVRD
liii
OLDVITABLISHED OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE
From opposite the Market House to
No. 73, ST. MARY-STREET, WEYMOUTH,
(Opposite Mr. Talbot's, Draper).
IL P. wishes to call attention to his newly selected
Stock of
BOYS', YOUTHS', AND DIEN'S CLOTHING
of the newest fashion, at greatly reduced prices.
No connection with any one of the same name.
_
BARRETT AND SON,
BRIDPORT,
Beg to inform the public generally that they have
added to their Shop in East-street a
SHOW BOON
Especially for PAPER-HANGINGS, where they
have 1,11 view all the
NEWEST DESIGNS IN ENGLISH & FRENCH
DECORATIONS
Also several Thousan,b, a New PArra-HANGINOIt Of
a cheaper dencription,
COMMENCING AT 3D. I'ER PIECE.
TO TH6 ta*SINKSH OF
PAINTING, GLAZING, AND PAPER HANGING,
Now establishe.l nearly 30 years, they have connected
the several branches of
CARVING, GILDING, Ann PICTURE FRAME
MAKING,
For which experienced workmen are kept on the
premises.
As OIL and COLOITRNIEN. VARNISH, and
WINDOW GLASS DEALERS,
They will continue to supply Goods in quality and at
prices that shall merit approval.

THZ SOUTH-WESTERN
POTTERY,
PARKSTONE, POOLE.
Proprietor--4130EGE JENNINGS.
leanest —JOHN S. HUDSON.
London Depot: Jennings Wharf, Palace Road,
Stangate, Lambeth.
TENNINGS' PATENT DRAIN PIPES are
IP/ now in general use in the best works in the
Kingdom, they offer advantages not issise.ssed by any
other Drain Pipes. "Certainly the best in arrange.
meat that can be useti."—Esilder.
JENNINGS' PATENT STONE WARE AND
TERRA GOTTA AIR BRICKS are Cheaper,
Stronger, and Better than Iron; do not require 'mint-
mg; do not rust and stain the wall.; and an
Dertnusitants.
JENNINGS' PATENT BONDING BRICKS
FOR HOLLOW WALLS, a perfectly non-absorbent
article, and the cheapestand best tie ever used, secures'
perfect dryness at a less cost than any othei plan.
JENNINGS' PATENT COMBINED SMOKE
AND AIR FLUES for ensuring • thorough
VENTILATION, and • supply of fresh Warm Air
to Apartments.
TAYLOR'S PATENT DAI.IP PROOF
COURSES, for preventing the absorption of Damp
from the earth in the foundations of buildings.
LOVEGROVIN PATF:NT SYPHON AND
OTHER STENCH TRAPS for Preventing the issue
of Nozions Gases from Drains.
COMMON SOCKET PIPES, BENDS, JUNC-
TIONS, SYPHONS, WATER CLOSET BASONS,
AND TRAPS, and every Article used for Drainage
PaMITNEY POTS, GARDEN EDGING, VASES,
and • Variety of other Goods in both Stone Ware and
Terra Cotta.
Goods hitherto sent from these works will be sum
dent guarantee of quality, and the Prices are as low
as is conaistent with the Manufacture of First-rate
• Articles.

JAMES F. HANNAH,
Upholsterer, Cabinetmaker, Paperhanger, House Agent,
Appraiser, Unthrtakkr,
DORCHESTER.
NEW SPRING STOCK
"V
PAPER-HANGINGS.
Selected with the greatest care from the best and
cheapest Manufacturers;
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From :1,1. to 10s. CA per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. AND
DECORATING.
EXPERIUCED WORKMEN RENT PROMPTLY.
PATTERN BOOKS from all the Best Makers, both
English and French.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
A New and Choice Selection of
CRETONES, CHINTZES. &c.
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
A great variety, in best and cheapest qualities.
THE NEW LACE VALANCES,
roe roims oR CoRMICES,
A great improvement to Windows. For Spring.
Summer, and Autumn.
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT. hr.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
FURNITURE.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the Mass!, cv and COTTAGE.
Goods supplied at any Catalogue Price.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
Of every sort, size, and quality, and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
Loror Stores Seeond-hamt Furniture.
Good% Removed and Warehousa
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE

- - - -
IFunerals Furnished and Conducted. I

Agent for the 1,11,1.,n an,l Lancashire Vire and Life
insurance Companies.
ROBERT HILL,
COAL MERCHANT, DORCHESTER.
STORES AT THY GRL%T WYsTERN AND SOUTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY nTATIoNS.
All Orders rcerirrd at X. Soffit-sired,. or al the Office.
0. W. R. Station, trill hate prompt attention.
The following descriptions of Coals always in Stock:
BEST WALLSEND.
CLAY CROSS.
RADSTOCK.
SMITHS.
- STONE 4 YJALS. •
BEST
FOREST OF DEAN.
SILKSTONE.
BRIGHT&
COKE.
Coals ddisered in the countroon reasonable terns, and its
Dorchester and forditrrton free.
BY TRUCE LoADI4 AT REDUCED TRICIA.
AGENT FOR
THE WILTSHIRE SACK lIIRINO COMPANY
MR. WM. SHAKESPEAR. ALLARDYCE,
ENGINEER and ARCHITECT.
Orman SALISBURY lion, FoRDINGTON ; and
21, SoUTH•STRZET, DORCHEsTER.
MON& LEYS, Dental Surgeon and Manu-
facturer of Artificial Teeth.
To be consulted at home, No. 5, St. Themas.sueet,
Weymouth, every day, Thursday and Saturday after-
noons excepted.
On Thursdairs he may he consulted at Mr.
at Ir. Wooorron's, Con-
agsvdmaker. 141-street, Poole, from
L to
tio terp.m. On Sat
.comitai.
lurdallorcr es' ter, front 2 to 4 p.m.

AMENDED Noricg.
- ---
CERNE UNION, ANI, THE RURAL SANITARY
DISTRICT IN TILE SAID UNION.
AS AUDITOR of the above-named Audit
District, I TIERVItY GIVE Nonce.—That I have
appointed the AUDIT of the ACCOUNTS of the
Cerne Union, and of the Rural Sanitary District in
the said Union, and of the several Parishes and Con-
tributory Places contained in the said Union and
District, cin the said Union solely, for the half-year
ended Lady-day, 1875, to commence on Tnuasnar,
the Twesrv-Nttern day of JULY, Ink at Twelve o'clock
at noon (instead of the Mb JULY, at Ten o'clock, as
previously advertised), at the Board Room of the
Guardians of the said Union, when end where all
persons who by law are bound to account at such
Audit are required to attend, and to submit all Books,
, Documents, Bills, and Vouchers, containing or relating
to the accounts or to moneys aaseaed for, and
applicable to the Relief of the Poor, or to Sanitary
purposes.
Dated the Eighth day of .July, 1875.
(Signed) HERBERT i. WAKEMAN,
Instrict Auditor.

Stations. Than.
a.m.
Leave Portland .. at T
„ Weymouth .• at 9f'
„ Dorchester .. at 930
„ Moreton • at 941
„ Wool 952
„ Wareham .. • at ,10 5
„ Ilanitt orthy (OM roolello 0
Ilamworthy June. at 10 It
„ Wimborne .. • • ot:10 35
Arr.lnndon (Waterloo Bridge a 30 _
The Return Train will leave Waterloo Bridge
Station, London, on the following Saturday or Satur-
day week, at 12.10 p.m.

SOUTII WESTERN RAILWAY. .
SOUTHAMPTON HAMS.
CHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN from We
DoivheAter. &e., to SOUTHAMPTON •
and I'ORTB3IOUTH, on FnlnaT, Ifith JCLI.
intr..' to South lAm to Porta-
Rations. ampton and backinoutls and hack.
!
a.m. it cls.,cor. Car 2nd Cot. tnr
Leave Weymouth h I6' d. g d.I. d.
„Dorcheemr- - s 2%. .
„ Morcton • - 37 1
847', G ; 4 0 00 66
„ Wareham - I I
„ ham. Juin. -
HB2B4l.ofliel • 0 0)
ArPortatuouthabt 12 5 ,
The Return Train will leave l'ortamouth at 5.45
p.m., and Southampton (West) Station at 7.0 p.m.
the same day.

" FOR TILE BLOOD IS TII E LIFE.:
Sec lieut. ch. xii., v. 23.
CLARKE'S
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade dark -"Blood Xbrtnrown
THE i; REAT I' KI Fl ER AND =mum.
Ft)it cleansing and clearing the blood from all
impurities .lull h, too highly recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy„ Skin Diseases, and sore, of
all kin& it is a ~,.Dr-failing and Pennaneut cure. It
Cure 4 01.1 Sores.
t'orcs 1-lecrated Sores on Neck.
Corea Ulicrate,l Sore
'toes Blackheads, or Pimpled on the face.
Cures Scurvy S.srer..
Cures C:11104,114 licers.
a
Cures 10....1 :tn.l Skin
Clean. the 4 lll.. from all impure matter.
Enna whato cr Call, arising.
delicate constitution of. ethin
ither .es, the I'roprietor
I,leaeant to
,odicita sufferers to give it a trial to tr.}, it., value.
al:an ttheid. i:n yg the tuf and
wto the., meat
sli.noninls front nil ports.
5,1.1 in Bottles 2s. GI. each, and in I 'limes, containing
six times the quantity. ll'.. each - sufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of long-standine
cases- BY AJ.I. rII FAINTS AND PATENT
)4/mI(ISE VI:NIB 111 S throughout the United
Kingdom and the world, or sent to any sAdras on
receipt of 30 or 132 stamps.
P. J. I'LARICE. Chemist, High-stmi, Lincoln.
Wholesale, all patent medicine holism
Dorchalcr-Soltl by A. J. How, and
Dunlen.
BEWARE Or WORTHLEM liTAO

a. d.
Churchill. Miss... 150 0 0
Churchill,Miss E. 150 0 0
Salisbury Diocesan
Church Build-
ing Society ... 150 0 0
Williams, Mr. R. 100 0 0
Ingby,Mr.G.D.W. 100 0 0
Me-ens. R. and IL
Williams & Co. 100 0 0
Sturto Mr. H. G.,
Ilrymer, Mr. W.
F.., M.P. ... 100 0 0
Eldon, the Earl of 100 0 0
Everett, Rev. H. 100 0 0
Davis, Mr. Robert 1011 0 0
Incorporated
Church Building
Society ... .. 100 0 0
Procceds of Con-
certs 90 0 0
Hawkins, Dr. ... 50 0 0
I lenning, Colonel
60 0 0
A. H. ... 50 0 0
Ilchester. Earl of 50 0 0
Pearce, Mr. R. ... :11/ 0 0
Buller, Lady H.— 20 5 0
Rivers, Lord ... 25 0 0
Sturt, Colonel . 25 0 0
Middleton, Mr.ll.
N. 25 0 0
Burnett, Mr. E.... 25 0 0
Hodges, Mr. J. P..
Jun. 25 0 0
Pope, Mr. Edwin 25 0 0
Spicer, Mr. A. ... 25 0 0
Dr.Drew,proceeds
of Lecture ... 21 2 0
Boucher, Rev. H. 21 0 C
kloyer, Mr. J.,
M.l'. ... 21 0
Pattison, Mrs. ... 21 0 0
Hawkins, Mrs. ... 20 0
Cumuli& Mime ... 20 0 C
Davis, Miss ... 20 El
Kindersley, Mr.
E. I ... 20 0 I.
Page. !Miss . . 20 0 I.
Thornton, Mr. IL 20 0
Aldridge, Dr. ... 20 0
Ilishop of Salis-
bury ... 20 0 0
Anonymous, J.... 15 0 0
Lanibert, Mr. W. 10 1 0
Lock, Mr. A. If. 101 0
Hodges, Mr. J. F. 10 0
Wallitt,
_Mr. J. ... 10 0
Cane, Mrs. ... 10 0
Parsons, Mr. C.... 10 0
Stone, Mrs. ... 10 0
Tudor, Mr. John 10 0
BankealtevEldon 10 0 0
Lyon, Major ... 10 U 0
Kb dersley, Sir R.
T. ... 10 0 0
Sanderson, Mrs... 10 0 0
Green, Mrs. .., 10
Itaker,liec.Talbot 10 0
Wissl, Mrs. and
... 10 0
Mabel% Mr. G. ... 10
Pope, Mr. A. ... 10 0
Mayo, Mr. H. ... 10 0
Bond. Rev. N. ... 10 0
Sir E. It. Baker,
Bart. ... 10 0
Green, Mrs., pro-
ceeds of needle-
-8 0 0
Hall, Mr. H. ... 5 6 Il
Bash, Mr. John 5 5 0
Bond, Mr. N. ... 5 5 0
Grove, Mr. ... 5 5 0
Lock, Mr. F. .. 55 0
Collected by Mr.
Miles ... 5 1 Ii
Vomiter, Mrs. ... 5 0 0
Hazel, Mr. ... 5 0 0
A sown, ... 50 0
Wilkinson,Lieut-
... 5 0 0
Hawkins, Mr. G. 5 0 0
Ling, Mr. H. ... 5
Ferrer, Mr. 0. W. 5 0 0
(Urn. Rev. C. ... 5 0
ILslges, Rev. Dr. 5 U 0
POOLE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
—.-
Head Mister - N.r. HINERY HAN/GOOD,
Formerly for Seven years a Master in King Edward
VI. Grammar School, Bronisgrove, under the Rev.
Dr. Collis ; also, for some time, a Senior House
Master in the Royal Naval Academy, Gosport.
-
COURSE or INSTRIVIIIIN WILL INCI.VDE
English, including the History and Literature of
the Language, with the study of English Classics.
Prkis Writing and Commercial t'orrespondence,
Caligraphy, Elocution, HISTIMY (Ancient and
Modern), Geography (Physical. Political, Commercial,
Historical), Map Drawing, Astronomy.
Mathematics. including Arithmetic, Book-keeping,
Algebra, Euclid, Mensuration, Trigonometry, &c.
Natural Philosophy, Zoology, Latin, French, Vocal
Music, Drawing, Pianoforte.
Pupils will be carefully, prepared for the Oxford and
Cambridge University, Local, THE ROYAL NAVAL
COLLEGE and other competitive Examinations.
Boarders will receive careful treatment, with the
comfort of Home.
Terms • Si to .15 Mantas.
PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION.
April 12, 1575.

TEA! TEA ! ! TEA !! !
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Rich, ripe, and fragrant.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Unequalled at 2.pi. per lb.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
For quality and fine flavour.
TCUSTOMHE-
Pull-flavoured first-growth Kaisow.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
The cheapest and best in England.

rr HE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
In secured packets, from Local Agents.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
This Tea havingyaused Her Majesty's 'Customs as
"high-class Tea; possesses every characteristic of
First-growth Kanow, and being secured in Packets,
retains all the fragrant and pungent pnmerties of the
newly-picked leaves. The Custom House Tea draws
a sleep red liquor, is full flavoured, rich and brisk to
the palate, is lasting in strength, and its economy in
use renders it alone desirable. The Custom House
Tea is supplied in Packets (of one uniform quality and
excellence)—
Containing I lb. net, 2.s es' each
lb. „ in 3.1 „
„ lb. „ 7ld „
' oz. „
To test the quality, consumers should purchase one
sd the smaller Packets, aud pare it with the
quality they may be using. To be procured from
Agents in most Towns and Villages, and Wholesale
only from CAVE & SONS, Importers, Richmond,
London, S.W., to whom all applications for vacant
Agencies should be addressed.
IMIT OF AGENTS :
AD:crewel!, U. White Parkstone, T. Horn, Potussuby
Bridts.rt, IL J. Pitcher Place
Dere Regis, R. House l'iddletonn, C. Gray
Chideock, .1. A. Manning Poole, J. Lawrence, 110. High-
Cream-lie, F. Penny street and Old Orchardat.
Dorchester, D. Paul, 10, High Stalbridge, A. Collins
East-street, and J. Herring- Spettishure, 8. Cos
ton, It, Cornhill Silton, D. burpitt
Eu.t Stour, G. liendonl Stoborongis M. Perry
Easton, Portland, S. Combats Stratton, W. Shepherd
Frsumton, it. Putman Shiptoo George. C
liwsiSeki
Fordington Green, S. Walls Thornton'. 11. Mar.
Godmanstone, J. Foot 'remelt 11.s.kton, A. Golding
Gillingham, W. Butt Weymouth, Diller and Co.
Kamm, C. Saunders West Stafford, J. Golthing
IstosteAnear Wareham, J. West Stour, J. Frampton
Ilottaod Wimbome, B Coombs, West-
Langton, mar Saanage, J. street, and E. Brewer, WO-
Bridle , street
Lyme Gees, C. Ssoll Winterborne Abbas, M. M
Milton, J. Butler Allen
Muesleford, Mrs. Hawker Wylie Regis, C. Itud.hrb
Motosube, .1. ['yawns West Orchard, T. Tulltn
Menthull, S White Tetruinster, T. Hotrod
Puwerstock„ T. Gale
FrAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES, with Patent Elliptic Shuttle
hlovement
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES contain a number of new Improve-
ments.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
.1 MACHINES are unequalled for Dressmaking
and Family use.
FrAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
_L MACHINES have • new Patent Shuttle, only
one hole to thread.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES have won Ten Prize Medals; two
at Vienna.
FrAYLOWS PATENT SEWING
.1 MACHINES an strong, swift, anti durable.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES are simple to learn and easy to
work.
IIIAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
I MACHINES. Prbxe, Hand Machines from
El 4n.: Foot ditto, IX).
rilmrums PATENT SEWING
MACHINES can be bed on easy Terms of
payment.
Wore buying any other, the public are requested to
SEE THIS MACHINE, or send for a prospectus to
Taylor's Patent Sewing Nschine Company,
Great Driffield. or 97, Cheapside, London.

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL,
Purveyors to the Queen, SOHO SQUARE,
LONDON, direct attention to the following
articles of their manufacture, which domes
Lear their name end address on the labds.
puRE PICKLES in MALT VINEGAR.

JAtILJELLIES and ORANGE MARMA-
E made from fresh Fruit and with refined
Sugar only.
fIALVEB'-11MT JELLX in bottles, Orange,
ab'
Lesson,-illadefra. Mo 11.,__-Tans.

FLAVOIJRINO ESSENCES, distilled from
the Fresh Fruits and Spices, Orange, Lemon,
Vanilla, Almond,J7Lim_is
CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufacturer &ways bear their
wane and address on the labels, and may be
obtained of Grocers, Chemists, and Italian
Warehousemen throughout the World.
- -
SCREW AND HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS
HORSE CEA RS, Sc.
E. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.
FIXED AND IPQRT.tBLE
STEAM ENGINES, THRASHING MACHINES,
BOILERS. &c.
CHAFF CUTTERS, ROOT PULPERS, CORN
HILLS, PLOUGHS, Sr.
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
TCRNIsIIED FOR EVERY DEM:RIM. is OF
MILL WORK, WATER wHEELS,
'BATTING, GEARING, CASTINGS, Ike.
Illastrakd Catalogues rod free on application.
Mr. IL L TI;FYIN otttn.l4 Markets.
QPECIAL NOTICE TO Al:IIICI. LTC It A L
0 LABOURERS AND FEMALE DOMESTIC
SERVANTS.
FREE PASSAGES
• To
QITEENSLAND, AITSTRALIA,
Are granteil to Agrieultund Labourers and Female
Nonestic Servants.
No undertaking for repayment of mot of icuisage
required.
Assisted Passages granted to Mechanics and other
pers:cis.
Them is a great demand for laisna in the Colony at
good wages.
A Sregeon.Superintendent, awl Permanent Matron
accompany each 5!.40.
Each faintly has a ceparate sleeping compartment.
On arriving in the Colony pls.:tigers are received
Into the Government Home.
LSO Land Order Warrants per Adolf issued to persons
pa !does their Ore 101 l passage.
Appointed Agent for Bridport, Mrs. HANNAH
PRINCE ; Shaftesbury, Mr. Jolt,: lisssrrr ; BLindfonl,
Mr. titan IlAvoit.
Queensland Government Office,
32. Charing Crow'. 'imam'.
FREE EMIGRATION TO NEW
ZEALANI).
rar.E PASSAGES
ARE GRAFTED DV 7115
GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND
as under :
To Married and Single Auriculth.al Labourers,
Navvies, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Mechanics, Ac,;
also to
SINGLE FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANT:4,
As Cooks, Houseniabls, Nurres, General Servants
I rymaids, &e.
For terms and conditions apply personally, or by
letter, to the Agent-General for New Zealand, 7,
Westminster Chambers, London, KW.
The NEW OFFICIAL HANDBOOK OF NEW
ZEALAND is now ready and may be obtained on
applimtion to Messrs. :Warn, 30, Comhill, E.C., anti
5, Seek-street, W.C., London. l'rioe Is. 61., post
free, in. Ild.
Aussr. —Mr. CHARLES DRYER, North Square,
Dorchester.
HITE STAR LINE
VV IJNITED STATES MAIL
its.— LIVERPOOL to NEW
VOKK every THURSDAY, QUEENS.
TON'S Mary FRIDAY; fomenting Pameigera to all pacts
of the Unite I Staters and Canada.
The well.koown fast 1141 Iltestnera .4 thi• line mil monde
..... ......... ...TIIERSOAT, 15th July.
BRITANNIC .. .... TICE MOAT, 22nd July.
GEER AN IC Tutitentt, Zith July.
ADRIATIC THURSDAY, sth August
II.I.LTIC TillitsDaY, 12th August.
Sven 1,500 too. burden ert 3,00 U horsepower. Average
Pareage fti in Sommer, 91 day• in Winter.
Three new u.. 1 sp Veo•ele reduce the pumge to the
soorteat tandttle tone, end afford to Pswengers the highest
degree of comfort hitterm &namable at an.
The Steerage no,ountrelatlon la .4 the very highe.4 character,
the Pam* en: utimitally opectotte, well lighted, ventilated, and
irse....l. and ;mermen of this clam will find their comfort
semiotic studied.
Unlimited sunply of Cooked Providone.
Medical comforts free of Charge.
Stawardem. In Steerage to attend the Women and Children.
Steerage Fare to New York, Boston, or Philadelphia, et
redteed rates.
Pwamigern hooked through to all MIS of States, Canada,
ladle, Re. at epeeist rates.
Wefts is tied on New Tart fess of Charge.
For full particulars apply In any of the White Star Agent.;
to Jellllll SCOTT and Go. Queen. town : or to ISMAY, 11111111,
ga
CO.. Se Leadenhelbstreet. R.C.
NATIONALyoRLKINE TO NEW
LARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT.
Norms —Tide thmtipany takes the !that of Inmrsnee (up to
£100,000) t n each of it. vsweis. thus ',lying Paa ergers the
bet poooble gunmetal for safety and avoidance of danger at
The most southerly route h's always been e401,te.1 by this
Cov,pany to avoid Ice and Headlands.
From LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK every WF.DNEADIVr.
FROM LIVERPOOL To New Tose an f.dlowc
ENGLAND ...... .... 14th
EGYPT. .. .......... 21st July.
THE s/UEEN ...... WEDNEsh V, 2Sth July.
From LONDON to New York fortnightly.
GREECE l4th July.
HOLLAND WEDSMIIoar, 21st July.
Saloon Pa. ace by Liverpool steamers 12 15, and 170 n...
by London Steamers 10,12, and 15 Guineas ; Return Timms. 24
Guinea, The comfort of Nresasaa PaesegOaßti s;aecialle com-
mis:herd, she ace areoestion heiog onotrp um I for space, light,
and ventilation. Steerage Fare Cl. Including an abundance
• Frdaiddna. Pamongera forwarded frmi New York to
Boston and Philadelphia without extra charge. Cheap ThroUgh
Bookings to all the principal Towns us Canada and the United
State..
For Pumas apply to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY (Laplace* 23, Wetorstreet. Lieeniool ; Sena,
and Co., aannie, 33, Graceehurch-ereet, London ; or
to ROBRIT 11. MUM Auction Mart, Rrldport ; Gement F
NtlirOkD.
Southodreet, Crewkerne ; Jaen Weal, sisrtect,
Seiner. t ; or to A. B. Yleall 40vY-roel. Poole.
LmPrZgrteo:=lllrilnAMT their
P..."" Wm' to.
_
4, A LLAN LINE.
- SHORTEST
OCEAN PASSAGE
4F-4011XL-o. fifi.lll" TO AMERICA.
a.Composed 14 Twenty
First-Clam !Wye/ Mail
SAILING DAYS—from LITERPOOI., every TrESDAy
THURSDAY to CANADA, and every ALTERNATE WE-S-
-PAY to HALIFAX and BALTIMORI., fortranling PW1.4.11.Z,D4
on may terms to all parts of CANADA and the UNITED
STATFA.
Burgeon and Stews:deism provided Ws for all clams of
Pasiengem
Paseenvnt who wenn, their Tickets before leaving home
are met at the Railway Station in Liverpool I soeppointed
Ascot of the Company, who takes cliar,re of them until they
go on board the Steamer.
The Canadian flovertiment grants ASSISTED PASSAGES
by the " ALLAN" LINE.
For Rates of Freight or Pamoge. apply to Maw lloonions
and Co., Alexandra Buildings, Jun.-street, Liverpool et to
E. BoowNixo, 43, High East-street, Dorchester; J. ANDIRJIO/1;
Esstetreet, Weymouth; 11. 31. Manx, Fiellsburystrced,
Woodford.

... _ ._ .
CURE FOR ALL
HOLLOWAY'S OINTBIENT
_......
A CERTAIN CURE 1,011 BRONCHITIS, DIPIITIIERIA
SOltF: THROAT, ASTIIMA, thr.
For curt g ore throat, diphtber:a, bronchitis, sethme.
Oclitims. of the chow, and ',an . the side—wh,ch instant
treattnent atone Nereids degenerating Into more fee... I
malvii..., t hl. Ointment h • the .Ine F 10... nYor 0104 C nth-
pl • i i• . a bh...er pos c.v.,. el t',out r. 400 neht or debillq•
0 d s.thmstle intrand• seal derive morsel otts ease from the 1
I
Ree of thi. Ottionent. a hieh has brought mould mull such
sufferer. •• d reedablished health after every other maw had
..rn 11t r.i t.
1.1.t0 LEGS, 11%9 BREASTS, OLD SORES AND ULCERS. I
Hy rubbing tin• I 1111 l meta round the affeeted parts. it Pe°.
index to the ti••u• . . envoi.. and •seroses •vt nderful power
.. • I the Moo • fl osi- c I .. ito 1 retuminc fr .na, the disre.ed
part. The litilanri atio.i diminishes, the pent baronies as
intolerati e, the matter thicker, and a ewe Is woo effected.
In all hug-tending cow., 11.11.wan1 Pills shook' also be
1 taken, as Oily will thoroughly expel all skiptaved humours
1 rote the boils.
drink shell of eltOtri JOINTS.
flout am 'the :mations arise IMO Illnitnilataioll ill the pasta
Into the .uffeting inirts; oh u need simultaneowly. lb., drive
an Inn sininatio. an , derewion from the ii) dem, subd,,. j
take six of Honowsy's Pilke night ana
a a 0.. Joints, sod leave the elneWe sad
remove all mil-rgente
"."'cls. I"
' ERUPTIONS ON TII6 SKIN.
Is taw dn.. a naprlaints, no nastier the an, 'A..., og
st sid nento the iliseae may ha ciumui.
. I:I
Th...ril'e'oti:l',',l4.larsd..,i.aT':ll:l..t..l".4.l'..t.rligi."o...'srs'l.,ll.t',lllll:ii.:l4:l.l:ll.'•l''illit'r":ll'"tak'''l"l".B"..,:i4ii
d'ut:grilittlie:httl:'p.:lffndr.eia:l-IP....ltutuWtr“lnlA'4ll'"lnlllogollibt.Lotonlit*pauvddliilyyy...
ii,,. mood. There I* nothing deleterious in the counsel ion of
.i:uv5.:710:1.1.1.1..10rbia'33.:".'.:1r*.i- ese'p'ib,:-.:htee:'p',e:::,.ll':.h':.'h'..da::":i'':'r;uogt'd.;).,ailh's:.,l'l':',t,':roied.s:l%t3k=l;f•P:i"'ulotidt.Lriied'id.:e::4toic::"tbn'uoinis.h:Ylkl.:t"i'li:'n:u:..g.t::enr.Ld../Wi.nir"::Ylc.....BC:ihv:eningrrilitix.l:eda:yd.
id lint ouracteiL
, ocui.ncebe:mdanduithiney.im=viaallest Dux of.nPiinlTla.f,toui.rb.dimbiGn TA.........96.
or Chime%

Oo• ce tbs MOW and one of the Comforts of Loudon.
THZ HOLBORN RESTAURANT, VS HIGH HOLBORN.
A TABLE D'HOTE EVERY EVENING
lfllUdl
01 Fish,
2N.ABo4t2Beu.
ps:perste:inTab....ta. 602.t0.E.
A.uccohees:7...7ades,bluytite.:,EstlolwiiiecitAthiconiDeaseilustehrti,.:i.cAlrhEis._4l
ia v., r u r
DONALD..I6 joteeinn
t.
it
itar:

M 1:MI1"
can h
ive the full a.lvaaitaou it liwout loiiil..n Price. Ii
?AUKS, CAR PEN 1041 /etteral Drapery by writing for Patients
which will he forwarded Post Free
Postal Atidrcaa-105, Whin:chapel, Laotian, V
PAITERNS ItEE.
A LL the NEW SEASON Ematics for 1575. 'Cariabriti,
it Piques. Linens, 1.1w11., Al. was. and Hundreds of
Novelties from per ord.
SILKS of every delieriloion from I Guinea.
RAKER WWI CRISP, Pin, Ite4ent Street, London, W.
_ _
fOIIITH AND FoitithsTS
A NTI-C.OHHOSIVE BLACK VARNISH. lkwt and Cheapist
ft raint for 'dill Walla, Stairmas, Water Tanks. Col ,
Rollos, Wood and Inm Fencing, ac. Jet Slack Enamel
Surface , our Special Manufacture fir 12 year.. Price to any
Railway Station iii 31; Gallon Cooks It 111 iwr (lotion. All orders
to HOLT ToWN Varnish Work. MANCHESTEIL
Sfor ILLIM•THATIONS of the " Potent SAFETY
ECoNOMI,! HARNESS to LENS tN anti SON, Duldin

THE CATTLE snow.
The show is, of course, a large one, as might have. been
expected in such an agricultural centre; hut in pant of
numbers it is not the largest the society has had, although
in point of quality it will equal any of its predecessors. The
town is very prettily decorated, and the illuminations at
night will be most effective.
A Fine Arts Exhibition at the Castle, although uncon-
nected with the Rotel, cannot fail to he an attraction
during the week. It hen started in the hope of eons-
pleting the fund with which to purchase the Cants for the
SoinerseDhire Archieological Society.
AWARDS OF PRIZES.-Tuts Day.
'Mutinous&
Act Aom Br Lt.. -Ist , A. Brown, Chathill 2nd. William
Linton, York ; 3rd, W. 11. Budding ; li. Aehers, Paloswiek,
reserve number.
Force Butos.-lst, A. Browne; 2nd, Lady Pigot ; 3rd, Lord
Ellooluere,
liasaLErro 1111.La.--lst, A. Browne; 2nd, J. Outhwalte ; 301,
W. Linton.
Btu. CaLr.-lst, 11. Devitre, Wantage ; 2usl. U. Vlreash.
Tewknibury : 3rd, Messrs Hoskins, Hoyle.
Cows.- let, T. U. Hutchinson ; 2nd, Menem Hoskins; 3rl,
B. Achera.
liltiratta.-Not yet awarded.
11.11ETORI4.
1111411.-Ist, Sarah Eiw'ards, Leominster ; SA, U. Ikalets
Tenloary ; 301, J. Spotter. Cots bridge.
l'orSo Itrt.lat lot, W. Taylor, Tedium.; 2nd, W. Ilan*
Canteou ; led. it. Keen. CiTleoll.
Yltalu.lau Brtaat-Ist, W. Fudge, Lintwanline ;2nd,Wihlam
Clement Oat), Horn Park, Beaminster. William Tsqler
highly comm.:n.l.l.
ISMJ. CALF-let, W. Taylor • 2.,l.Sarah l'ibranta.
Cow.- Isl, Timms, Foe., Ludt's- ; hid, T. Thomas ;
W. IL l'eren, South rethertou.
thusaa. W J. Janle4, Slappou.ler, Illamlfurd ; MI, P.
Turner, Peilibridge ; 3rd, J. Ilar.linge, Salop.
ur.,UNS.
Brun -Ist, W. Farthing; 2nd, Lord Falmouth; 3rd, Lord
Falmouth.
Torso Betts.-Ist, W. Farthing ; 2nd, Major Buller,
Creliton Md. Mrs Longdon, Fulton.
lfittatiao lit u. -lot, tool Falmouth ; 51d, Mr S. Langdon;
Sitl, W. Farthing.
BILL Calm. Ist, W. Smith Whintle ; 2nd, Mr A. Rood.
Cowa.--14, airs [amt.-don ; 2nd, Sir hood; 3rd, J. Gould,
Exeter.
Ilmraise.-Ist. W. Farthing : 'hol, T. Senior Aylesbury
YNAILIANO.-lit, The ttinmn ; 2nd, Mrs Langdurt ; 3rd, W. T.
Senior.
/111/PlUt C. 11.1.-14, G. Turner 2nd, W. Farthing.
JUne CATTLE
Mon -Ist, 0. D. Dighy, aherhorne; 2nd, E. 11. Gibson,
Saffron Warden; Sol, Malodiu.
Yarns C. Dixon, Shirley; 2nd, G. Siinspuo,
Rehcate.
Cows.-Ist, C. Turner, Itnaitamod ; Sid, U. Shorkuid,
Yeovil :3rd, G. Sinipson.
Ilinnues.- Ist, T. Miller, Lam-mann, C. A. Darned,
Ilene; 3r.1, C. ; D. Digliy, highly commundol.
teliltNeOtr
Betut-lst, R Baker, IlLavitree t:leter ; 2nd,J. Patourel.
Guernsey.
Cosa. --lit, IL Baker; 2utl, 11. Compton.
Ilintaas.--Ist, It. Baker ; MI, T. Eta, Canibourne.
but TIO.OWNII.
8W1AM.120.1 Ind, Lord Walainghlue; 3rd, Sir
w. Throesuntrona.
Onus. Ram - tat and 3rd, Lord Walsiughaus ; 2nd, Dukes*
Richmond.
Ewen. -Ist, Lord : 'god. Boom Ilewantan.
INFAAKT AND 0.1161.1.
J. Cuba:men took In and gml, in both rasu amine.
For cam there sva• ii,, cOtry.
ISAIOwI.OO
A. Morris... of Fonthill, lot an I 'lnd for ram.; T. Chapman
Saunders. 2nd for eras., anti highly Coluilletislol hot ram
Plcs.
The Rev. W. ft...per. of Chair lhmtury, Dun:luster, Ist
Inc tor ',mull Ida& boar.
Al the three prises for tuowerc were today awarded to
Messrs. Hornsby.
TilE JERSEY lILITIA.-Tiv.b • time twrvants, and
over seventy men f the Ibiyal Jer,ey militia-service in
which is compulsory on English residents and natives of
Jersey-being a quarter of an hour late at the parade
ground at St, lieber's on Wedne•slay, were locked out. A
scene of intle.rrible confusion followed, the men cheering
derisively and insulting the ..dicers. They fell into line
in the street, and went through a course of mock drill
until the regiment left the parade ;,•rountl, when they
hissed the colonel and prvvented the °dicers' horse from
passing through the gates. They followed the regiment
to the sands. hm.timi anti. jeering the whole way. This
was the Ith St. 'fellers:, militia, the largest of live
regimenta in the island.

_
EbIORIAL CARDS.—
DM The friends of deceased persons are invited to
inspect a variety of MEMOR lAL CARDS, embosued,
cameo, or plain, at the office of this paper, 8, High
West-street, Dorchester.
25 Embussed Canis, with name, dates, ages, and a
verse of poetry, or text of Scripture, supplied for 51.

PORTMOOXING SALES BY AUCTION.
FRIDAY, JVLT h.
Copyhold Lands, Prtsui,es. and Policiesof Assurance.
the Green Dragon Inn, Puddletrenthble, by Mr. T. Laser.
SATURDAY, JULY IR.
Illandford Annual Wool Fair.
Mr. Ihnor's Repository Sale, 1/orchester.
MONDAY, JULY 12.
Standing Crops of Corn and Hay. and Horses, Imple-
ments. &c., at Ablistsbury. by Mr. I'. S. Morgan.
WIDNISDAY, 14.
Valuable Copyhold Land, Lentel•old Stores, Workshops.
Public-house. and Dwelling-house, at Wyke Rails, and
Melcombe Regis, by Skssrs. Mileage and Son.
Also Freehold Sh.p., Dselling-houses, and Stores, by
Idessn. Millais., at Weymouth.
Dorche.ter tuarket—Sale by Mr. T. S. Morgan.
THURSDAY, JULY 15.
Mr. Encore repository sde. Wind. rile.
8A
0, tenon TitheTußKeli%ttvC‘ hjavrisles. 17a
Antelope Bute.
Dorcnester, by Mr. T. En.or.
WU/SEM/AY, JULY 21.
Dorchester Agnoultural Society's annual exhibition and
dinner.
THURSDAY, JULY U.
urniture sale at the Corn Litchange. Dorchester, by Mr.
T. Ensor.
}lunar. JULY M.
Annual sale and letting of Mr. 11. Fookaa's Southdown
Resin, at Illandfonl. by Mr. Ensor.
SATURDAY, JULY 24.
Devons, the pciperty of Mr. W Watts, deceased, us
the lair Field, Doscheiter, by Mr. G. Syniceds,
FRIDAY, JULY 21.1.
Castle Hill e-tate, by Messrs. Nortou, Trist. Wattler
and li.
FRIDAY AUGUST 6.
Dorchester Fair—isti rams and ram lambi, ths property
of Mr. Geo, limner. by Mr. T. Ensor.