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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

SH ERBORN E.

MILITARY FUNIRAL. —Our respected townsman, Mr.
F. W. Nornuinoras buried a. the Cemete.y, on Wedne,.
day last. lie was • •ergcant in the Sherburne troop of
the Queen's Own Regiment of Yeomanry ravel y for
a great many years, an out of I espect for thei.. officer
a subdivision of the troop attended the fune aL
hearse was preceded by the members of the Voop, after
whom fol owed the b ass band of the 7th Dorset
Voluntee a, playing very impressively the " Dead
March in .tituL" A mourning couch and the deceased's
riderless hone were in the rear. The Burial Service
was read by the Rev. W. G. Maiden. The usual salute
was fired over the grave.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

LDLWORTH.

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LIILWORTH COUNSIN4 CLUB. —Stewards :—Mr. S.
Tacker, of St. Andrew's Farm, and Mr. It. White, of
Berton ; honorary secretary, Mr. J. J. Bat..; judge.
Mr. Seth Seymour, of Hampreston ; slipper, Mr. J.
Porter, of Dorehester.—The fourth annual prize meeting
In connection with this club took place under the most
aretifying auspices on Monday, the 20th. The weather.
which in the morning santared • threatening aspect,
became remarkably bight and line towards mid-day,and
for the rent of the afternoon the sun shone out es warm
and genial as in spring, no that the sport was carried on
under the most condonable drowiasimboss. The it.

Isudane• of lovers of the sport was greater than we
ever remember to hare se •n at meetings of the club,
there Ileitis between 50 and 60 horsinen and . I.rze
party of pedeitrions. The entrii a On the curd in•
@laded tile n.meno of many oil farouria
Weymouth, Pole. Kingwood, W reliam, and Purb oh.
.11 being r 'anted by tie bet Wood that be
nrndui,,ll, •nd, con. qu..ntly, • flu, d.y'a ii out •a. very
naturally antitip•ited. The following is the result of
eour.los
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Tie Lutwo-a-ris- EITAZIS. for eight puppbe. The winner to
remise • alver eup, value £t; weond dog, ft ; third and
, fourth, al each.
' Mr. Ilay Monne., Tartar heal Mr. Arlins's
Mr. Salim's Stag beet Mr. May.. Bily Boy.
Mr. E. Reunion'. Brilliant beat Mr. Batten'. Prince.
Mr. T. Bennett's Nelly beat Mrs Thompson's Trinsulo.
First ri«.
Stag beat Tarter. I Brilliant beat Melly.
Deciding Cosine—Stag beat Brilliant
, TIM Curia Cur, for all ages. The winner to receive • sliver
cup, value ; emend 'log, Lg ; third and fourth. Ai each.
Mr. Thompan'a Lhts• best Mr. Harz... Dorym.
Mr. Banea's Polly best Mr. White's Vilsdons.
Mr. Aylins's Arc m b at Captain Thrahe,. lorrnent.
Mr. Morant's Ben best Mr. E. Baunton's Blondln.
Pinot Tiee.
Llama heat Plir I Ben heat Arrow.
Deciding Course—Llwa beat Ben.

At the Mose of the day'• eport • numerous cowpony
assembled at the Weld Arms fot dinner. The chair
Ivo occupied by Mr. J. J. Rates, Mr. Wilkins m, of
Poole, Fulfilling VII duties of vice chairman. Amongst
the company also were Mr. J. A. Damen, Mr. R. White,
Mr. H. Sp.e-r, Mi. T. Bennett, Mr. F. Bennett, Mr.
Dovenish, Mr. T. Ayling, Mr. Aylins, jun. Mr. F..
Boonton, Mr. Henry Mayo, Mr. J. S. SwaMel:l, Mr. C.
Budd..., Mr. J. Talbot, Mr. T. Caine., Mr. W. 8.1.. y,
Mr. G. R e, Mawr*. Crauk(Minterne), Mr. S. Tucker.
Mr. Washborne, Mr. M. Randall. Mr. R. Bogdan, Mr.
W. C Rickette, Mr. Seth Seymour, Mr. J. Tuck, Mr.
J. Woodrow. Mr. G. RI is. Mr. J. T. Roam, Mr. T.
Balkan, Mr. G. Milker, ko.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

STALBRIDO&

Spgirrir MORTISING OF Voturreirn. —The inhabi-
tants of this town wee on Friday evening &Limed by
the sound of • bugle, calling the riflemen to arms, at so
late an hour as nine o'clock. 'the object was to see
bow many of the volunteers could be brought together
in a short space of rime, and so loyal are the men that
within ten minutes there we e upwards of forty at the
drill-hall, headed by their band, and commanded by
Lieut I ong, they marched • milt or two out of town
for exercise. The zeal and matinees which the volun.
teens manifest is very gratifying.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

THE AbODE OF LOVE.

In the new book. entitled Spirituel Wires, Mr.
Hepworth D len d .eribes • visit to the " Abode of
Lev..." at Seasten. Somerset. Front this description
we extract the followmg

BROTH'S !UPC&
"Pri, ce was born at lit.th, in the year of wonder,
1811, the season of the great comet—a thing which his
admirers do not seem to have noted, since they would
hardly have failed to draw strange norals from inch •
fact. As a boy, he heed with his mother end sister,
gentlefolks who hod tun better days, and who then let
lodgings in that city of dowagrro, invalids, and
preachers. They lived in Widootobeereseent, No. 5 ;
their chief, if not only tenant, being Martha Fri amen, •
maiden lady of very uncertain age. Martha had money
Tee dmighter of a West Indian planter, she had come
from abroad to reside in Roth. on account of her feeble
health and declinihg :ears, and had taken up her abode
in the h. use of Mr.. Pr nu. a widow with • broml of
hoes and girls about her. Muth& was • pious woman ;
a Roman Catholic by birth. Prince was an sling child,
with a very bad stomach, and digestive organs alweys
ont of ploy. Like many other ailing children, he was
very much open to religious comfort; delighting in
going to church, in reading the Bible, and in saying his
prayers. As be now sees and says, be was perfect in
the Gospel, even as a child, and before the work of
grape bad begun in his soul. In these pious exere'ses
be wag very much urged and helped by the elderly
maiden lade, who had come to lodge in his mother's
house. ' Too will not wonder at his love for Martha,'
said Brother Thomas t me, 'when I tell you he owed
his conversion to her—that she was the means of
bringing him to God. . . In truth, the action of this
%with on the old maid, of this tad maid on the young
moo, hod been strange siod strong. Rbe had made him
a Christian; he had made her an Anglican. Pfl•ile
she bad been drawing him into grace, he had been
sapping in her the foundations of her early faith.
Each had converted the other. To complete the string
of contradictions, he had begun, while still regarding
her as • spiritual mother, to look on her as a future
I cif.. She was old enough to have been his mother in
the flesh." You must not think of Brother Prinoe,'
said Sister Ellen to me, 'as *Parting and marrying in
I thermal way : both his wives have been older than
himself ' • Martha was an old woman when he took her.'
In fact, he seems never ti have thought of Martha as
another man wised have been sure to think of •
lady whom he proposed to make his wife. He dreamt
of her only as the bride of the Spirit, of that sister and
spouse about whom he had read no much."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

AIIIrST AT DEVONPOItT.

A pemon, named William Keaton, was seen coming
out of the Keyham steatussrd gate, at Demmpost,
shortly attar fire o'olcek in the afternoon. lie first
t the allies that be WWI the ineater.at-arms of the
Bellerophon. and afterwanla that he waa the Ship's
corporal. Ultimately the primner said he had been in
the service and had been diseharged. There is reason
to belies. that he is mixed up with the /replant. lie is
remanded.

TEI RUTTZRZHIS AT CL KKKKK wKLL.
The patients admitted into the hoop tali suffering
from the explosion are generally oonvaleatent. but many
of them will leave the hospital with injuries and
mutilations of a lifelong rh•raoter. The injuries t
axe eyes received by m•ny of the patients have, in twat
case., terminated much inore fsvourcbly than w.e
expretest Fourof those, however, in St. R.rtholomew's
Hospital Mrs. Ahbott. Mee. Hodgkinson, Lame
Thompson, and Harriet Thompson—hare each lit tlie
sight of oce eye. At the Royal Flee Hospital Arthur
Abbott has lost the um!, .4 one eye entir-ly, and
doubts are entertained as to the reertvery of tt e
other. It in feared that the poor child Annie Cross, in
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, who received a severe
wound in the knee joint, will have to undergo Imputes
lion of the limb or exoision of the knee joint. A
peculiar dark discolooration is noticeable in mane of the
superficial sacs, such as would probably be prodtmed by
ifuntto•tivr• Thin, it is feared, will "mail) inures,e
the disfiguremett oonsequent on the numerous wounds
of the fees. Altogether the nature of the injuries has
hen happily less merlons than at Arst mood probable.
DMA Mai& JoetrfeaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

TARRANT GmcviLLE.

DAMAGING A H.Am —F, ederick Cole, a respectable'
looking young man, employed in the woods belonging
to J. J. Farquha, son, wu ch. ged with d waging
a ham, the property of James Harding, landlord of the
Bugle Horn Inn, Gunvill.. He pleaded guilty Con:
planiant estimated the damage at Is 6d. The (lair-
niso told defendant he appeared to be suilty of either
a foolish or • roguish act. Defendant: A foolish one,
my lord, but it would not have happened if the house
had been closed at the proper time —1 ord Portman:
Th t is another thing and nothing to do with this charg-.
You :oust pay a fine of Is , Is 61 damage, and 9s. costa.
Allowed till the 15th Feb. to pay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

Court ant; fasbtonablt intrlligeurt.

Till gsrquis of Westminster has resigned the Aloe
of Lord Lieutensat of Cheshire.

Toe first edition of the goven's Diary aonsisted of
150 000 copies, which are nearly all sold, and will
realise • net profit of 110,000 at the least.
A DUBLIN PAPER announces that the Prince of Wales
Is to visit Irelsiod in April next, to be present at the
Puneheatown races.

Tat Ratl of Derby was unable to attend the Cabinet
Council on Tutioday, in consequent* of an attack of
gout. It is mid his lordship is not likely to be well
enough to arrive in London for • few weeks.
11n. A UMW TENNTIIOII the Poet Laureate, regrets
that it is no longer possible for him to answer the
irnamerable letters, or to acknowledge the 11.8.
Tem., which he is in the habit of rewiring from
strangers.
ktOT•L FAJONOKT. —When Lord Clarendon WS4 at
Florence ha lied an &adieu*, of the /King. On leaving
the royal palace at Florrnee, as it had grown dark, his
Majeaty struck e grmtch, end, lighting • solitarT candle.
aceompiinied thy sinhavador to the door, saying .4 he
di I on, " V. a oconincisre de me reconomis."—(" Yak*
• lesson of economy from me.")
Tea Edinburgh express up-train on the Great
Northern line wee Bred at on Saterday nig4 near
Grantham. The ballet struck the weather guard of the
engine, which was indented, and the ball itself wee
fDttvned by the concussion. In was secured and de.
livered to the authorities at King's-cross. Among the
pageenger• by this train were the Prince and Princess
Toth, who were returning from tleir visit to Yorkshire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

8A IE.
ESTABLIt•HCI. 18.52.

Air R. T. ENSOR beg. to announce that his
NI•XT SAT I I h., held on SATITED4Y,
7/ERRUARY 1. 1860, commencing at. 12 o'clock with
Abu Ltifers and can..

Paistrrr E!crairl4:

5 It heifers, of superior gusher •nel eery ripe, the
r,r,porty IStr L of Knighton.
2 prime fa heifers. 2 ditto. 2 ditto. 2 ditto.
2 ditte. 1 ditto.
1 fat os.
3 hush harreturt. 6 ditto. 3 ditto.

2 fat bolls.
Pura-bred &Tear-old shorthorn boll.
3 fat calve..
5 3 rear.old beifrrs sod mires.
2 brif.rs sod e•lren 3 ditto. 2 ditto.
20 prima fat Down toolbars. 20 ditto. 15 ditto.
5 ditto. 2 ram..
20 Irer, prime fat...H.
20 fat •.• s. 12 ditto. 4 ditto.

Bow paw S yiww, 4.41404-1.• risk 00 Ativit.
MILT EMUS All sibrecrnium noLICTTIT).
Pitensits Shoes are erected forth. shelter of Cattle.
lad Keep provided for Stock lent the day before the
sae ci inesterate Charges.
flontadeeitni-44. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
3 per cent on Horses and Implements.
34WWEEDS OF S tLE PAID TO VENDORS
SAbIIC DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

FROM ODE OWN REPORTER.

MABX•LANI, MONDAY, Jury ART 27.

Arrivals at NogNab wheat vrry moderate, sad mostly
In poor needition. Tbe few due samples in offer were
I. fair request, and In some few instate*s priori were
ONE SHILLING PER QUARTER HIGHISH than
OS Monday Mat. Low and damp qualities wet. • slow
inquiry at previous eurreneiee. Show of foreign wheat
good, and a fair average Wainer at slightly improved
rites.
Floating cargoes of grain were is improved request,
ad very full priors.
Supply of both Fmgliah and irOrehrtl barley wu
limited. Trade fine, and malting qualities rather

111.4 slew, 0 full currencies.
Oats wire dd. 'ter quarter higher than Gs Monday
list. Dostaad by no means satire.
BMW steady, at fully lat. rates.
Peas sointimaded full quotations, with s fair inquiry.
Flour I. usproved request, and prier. had an upward
itsadeacy.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, lit. 27.

•
Poor show of foreign stook, demand inactive
aI stationary prieea Average supply from our
own disirises, quality rood, and demand steady,
at last Moaday's mew Shell) la moderate supply,
leads slow at last week's prises. Lambe wars 36.. to
Sea. each. Prime small salves in request at fall pilots,
labaior lateen,. Pigs heavy at former rates.

MONEY MARKET, Jae. r.
Comas tot mousy aro i bettor, or 93 to we,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

Ilislritt iteing•

WIYMOUTH.

Crime Pansionnv.—Mr. W. Vine, for many
roars stanched to her Majesty's Customs at this port,
bas b• es promoted to be "thief coast colboer for the
Chiehester district

Niw Wicatrrazi NAT'L—The first marriage since
its opening took place in this dupe' on Tuesday. The
trustees. in onler to mark the occasion, presented the
newly-united couple each with a Bible.

A Facial' Hoax wee got up hire on Monday, by.
marine belonging to H.M.B. St. George, who retained
to his ship with a report that he had met two Finials
at tho Britannia beer-housa, Meloombe Regis, and that
they had endeavoured to frighten him into taking the
Fenian oath. A party of stolen and polls* were Neat
to the house, but they soon discovered that the &Fair
was a bass fabrication, and the marine hal probably
found by this time that he cannot mislead the
antborities with impunity.

Sairrzso DIRARTIL—The sehooner Origin, Joeerh
J. Orant, mister, lades with potatoes, and brand from
et. Beset to Gibraltar, was towed Is here on Sunday a
740114 vfeCit• aprears that no Betsrday at Mice
she ome2Ontaes W.B. W. from the Meat, lying to
wing a gals from the KW., whim • heavy sea streak
the ship on the sterboard beam, which washed the
host overboard, cleared the docks, and pitched the vessel
on bee beam ends, necessitating the intuit( away of the
meats. The wreck being clewed, the pumps were
sounded when it was found that 2 feet of water eras io
the bold. A jury masfwas then rigred. a square end set,
and the eaptein bore up for Portland Road.. About
lee p.m. on Sunday the ochooner reached within 200
yards of the end of the Portland Breakweter, whes the
pilot suttee Turk cants alongdde and tmed the weasel
into Weymouth harbour where the hulk now lies. The
vessel is insured in £l,OOO, and the (Image done is ..ti.
meted at £l6O. No lives were lost. The schooner is
63 tone register and is owned by Mr. Francis Haman of
$t Hollers, Jersey, add is eluded in Lloyd's list A 1.
II years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

WIMBoRNE.

Tee water oart recently parehased for the watering
of the streets, and intencled to he kept up by subscrip-
tion, hsring coot apeards of £3O nearly e year since,
was sold by auction in the up sr, for ELI. A rumour
is also current that the fire copies will be disposel of.
STAALING A tfowL.—At the Polite Court. on Wed-
nesday (before Jsmes T. Btakett, E.g., sad Lieut.-
Colonel Pagel), Reuben Rsrt, of Lit,. ',anon, was
charted with stealing a fowl, the property of St.
Thomas Petty, of Moortown Farm. There hits been a
Isree number of fowls stolen l•tely, sod the prisoner
bring suspected, use matched, sod one found on him.
Re pleaded guilty to the chisres, and was sentenoed to
three celeuder month.' is .rd (coos?.

11 AT STtAilso.—Jo.eph efitss Cl/Kl•gli Pope, was
charged by Mr William Martin, of Roirminater, with
stealing hay. A large quantity of hay was miming, and
Sorg. an Orant marked some in sant, nod afterwards
met the pri•onir with the hay. He wita ennvieted, and
sentenced to me weeks' imprisonment, with hard labour.
He was also charged nub damaging • certain fine- con•
osated with Vie &menet and Dorset Railway, and fined
£26.. damages and costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

TOLL4RD ROYAL

CITARGE or A 14SAULT. Ridout, underkeeper
to Lor ivers, was on Sat.3rd •y last charged before
the Rlandford Divisional Magistrates. with assaulting
Edwin Ferritt on the 16th inet.—lt appeased that some
disag.eement hal taken place between the pa, ties. and
the assault complained of not being substantiated by
a witness called by the complainant, the ease was
dismissed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

TINIAN ITINS.

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werridre, the Birmingham polmernan dismissed for
allotted Feni.ni.m, has b.rn r.ipatMed.
Thorne* A 11.., brother of the man who was executed
at Manchester, was apprehended at Cork, on suspicion
of havit tak•n part in the st,aelt on the so"rtelle
tower at Foaty, and the robbery of •rms m
bot the evwlsoo • failed to connect him with either of
the offences, and he was discharged.

MU. BROWS IN CawAnA.—We're all born, but
we're none on u. boned, as the sayin' is, hut I'm sore
why ever I wss'nt buried in that Canady snow, S. 11Y
over your 'earl af,re you know'd whew. you we., and
the idea of taking me out in one of them slap as they
'em,..wills I was obligat• d to go the very evehin' as we
got to Ottawa, an out of the way is the meanie' of it. I
atiould say, an is more like the end of the world, with
nothink but snow for miles 11114 fore. the eye isen re eh,
a the se7ing is. I'm sure I was that cramped when
we got out of the train, as' ad that benumbed me, what
with bein' wrapped up that warm, a. they had to •siddl•
me into the vet) slay with ivhl &meta' skins a-coverin'
you over, as it is a harbaroue action for to strip 'eon of
their natural coverin's when a blanket oold be a
blessin' to the poor as mast feel it dreadful, sod soup
kitehens did onght to be open all over the Pee.. an
nothing but waim clothes whi good triads' emid keep
the cold out. —Pim

TR 6 SEASONS.

I love the .Myring
It seems to bring
Fresh breeze. iron the A Matte :
(Fl.. o Ind, at least,
Is from the Esst.
And gives mo rheumatte
When Summer'. here,
I hold it tear,—
of wealth n grad tug giver
(although Fee got,
Wheneer It'. brit,
Some touches of sluggiM liver.)
When Autumn hints
With bgeoteous tint.
That Summer's song hull. eaclengs.
live it well
(Though tru,h to tell,
I know it brings me Induenss I)
And Winter's snow
I love also—
For mow s mnsooshie eight Is :
git&iiii.dagh there are,
h, cold, CSULITti,
DlPthilia, had braeottlth I)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

TRIAL OF SIR OpiilN CULLING RARTILRY

BIGLIKY.
CENTIK CILININAL 001111—T11111 DAY.
(Before the litsootazz.)
S•
it Woos Collie( Yardley, Berk, 31, was Indicted
• feirtsimuly intermarrying with Vary Elisabeth
Allen, at the district °handl of Et. George's, Han.
ever-egnere, his wife, Emily nommen Magee, to whom
be bad bees previously married at New York. in the
United Bisbee el Ainegien. being alms. The dnfenee
was that, at the Uwe he coetraeted the vetoed
'marriage, be believed the first was not a valid ow.
Tim Jury reterned • verdiet of Guilty. The Recorder
eeateneed defendant to 18 months bard labour.

Its Beekh Ironfoundsze have resolved as and after
the Ord prosioio to dispense with the services Si union
loon until all Ute shops in the trade are opss free od all
restrictions.

Le Ostober last a boa was lett at Elliressabory tallway
station to be Galled for. It was opened on Thursday
nisht by the oncan of the eompany, and found to
contain tha body of • child, whioh had apparently hem
murdered.

blisfircit Or AottleuttUltA The Lincolnshire
Chamber of Agriculture ham adopted a memorial to the
Govanement for the estebliehment of a special depart.
moot for cul tur e under the Heard of Trade. This is
by the advice of Mr. J. Banks Stanhope, M.P. who
beliesed • proposal to appoint a Minister of Stele for
Agrioultaire would never be 'listened to.
A Her fiditclon.—A boy named George Barrett,
fourteen years of age,• gromeespprenties at Hounslow,
committed suicide a day or two linos by throwing him.
sea on the reale of the South Western line. His
mother, who is a widow, said be was welloonducted
but passionate, and it. 00000 saw any tendency in him
to insanity. The jury, however, considelvd that he
was of unsound mind. There eras, unfortunately, no
room for ths belief that his death was accidental, as he
bad written a letter which 1•11. found in one of his
sockets, is which be said, " I have done this, and
I know it is not a right thing to do. But I hope God
will forgive ins."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

rrrrrr as ol A SIMOS Cam. —The Admiral Lyon,
Newftelle, arrived in Shields 11.1.4nr on Satnnlay
runrning win. • eerie, of timber from Q ober, after a
peAsege of GI days, during which tom. • ericeesdoe of
lotion, gal. was experienced and the crew hsd to pass
throuch great hardship.. The A Imre' Lyon left
Quebec about the latter end of November bound
for the Tyne. Shortly after ...dine • Sers storm bole
wee' from the N.W , and on mitering the Galt of
St. Lawrence swelled inro a perfect As the
sea broke over the deck the water wee frozen to •
depth ef nearly six inches. The whole of the roves
were also frox-n. All the crew fell victim, to the frd t,
and were disabled with front s. Misfortunes oablam
came single, the rudder was next carr.e4 &grey, and the
vessel left to th• far, of the wind and violence of these..
For days she lay in the trough of the sea arta the almost
helplees crew managed to knoelt a new rudder t
The gale minnow,' t • rage en furiously as ever, thence
rul.ler Wag 'owned away after being ill UM • few day..
An •then helm was constructed, and this was carried
away, bell.; in use sbo. at three days. A third ma.
made, and this wet &similar fate to the preceding ones.
All tide time the sea rolled the greet mountains ahead,
end ew4pt over the decks. To save her, the deck ears..
welt tl rown ovrtbdard. Some idea mey be formed of
the extent of the hurricane and the fury of the a •
when it is stated that the crew were upwards of too
days casting the Muth,. overboard. Dating three
operations the ere- worked nobly and rwrgetically,
although elposed to the gmetrat peril with the monster
sea. breeking over them. The provision next fell
thorl, and they were pet on short ...amts.
and by the time the drak curio was thrown overboard
tit men wen completely ethatt.ted. During the time
the isle was at its worst ono of the men ad the wheel
wee ne.er,ly injured by being .Irue'. hy • NS breaking
6". it Aseth.r men broke Ma leg. Re waa waking
Weer the d .k, which wee all lee, and he slipped his
1:441•11 and brok• 11. left leg. The fourth rudder
rought the Adre.ral I 4 on ...fell' into port. She now
flee off lb
• .Aaaelta a Shore, North Shields. Nearly all
kensail'sin vaa—Nariaera Daily Press.

THE " 0 HEAT UN LAID."
Tbe "Compound Hoombobiee—ultbodlli
By Aat of Parliament laid low.
A n 4 huried, ton, den mouths ege—
Yirt Ile, ere long, be will resume;
Then grave "Rrattrpeni" oe hi. tomb.
His wee no o•wp of actual death,
But merely of aupeeded breetb ;
And at "Societies Humane"
Oft bring the Crown'd to life scald.
So will !ha public rotes restore
The "Compound floareholder" ones seem ;
Yor dhot---threeghoet Hu. Q woe's dmialos
80 strong a. netiowal opio6w?
Prowl Maw and sly Law. , boa
lirel to 14. Wawa MA I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

M LBORNE 81'.

ANDREW.

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A 1., tie licrence.—On Saturday last, at the Bland
-
ford Petty :elution', before Lord Portman, J. J.
Fa•quharson, Esej , and .1. J. Farquha•son. Jun , Eau
John Proem, of klilborne St. And ew, was charged
by Sergt. H 11, under the provisions of the Poaching
Plevention Act, with having unlawfully in his posses.
sine • gun, • fe ret, and a partridge. He pleaded guilty
of having • gun. but not of having trespassed.—sergt
14111 deposed that about six o'clock in the evening, on
Sunday, 12th inst., he saw the defendant and another
man on the road near Mi,bo ne Woods. Noticing that
his pockets appeared heavy he suspected he had been
poaching, and on his asking him what he had in him
pocke s, defendant attempted to strike him ; he then
closed with him, and on searching him found • gun
loaded in his inside coat pocket, • fer et, and •
part idge, which was warm. He also found som-
ammunitio.. on him—ln defence, Brown • id that he
picked up the bird as he w• nt down Dewily& Hill, and
killed it Any ore could see it was ot shot. The
gun was not his property • A man named Joseph
Brown, who was in his company, coot mel his state-
ment as to finding the pa.trulge.—Fined 105. and 10s.
c.sta.— Fine paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

SWANAGE.

EgTIUT P AT Tilt Mowl.uli lIIITTTOTS.—The
flfth anniversary of the inangora.ion of the Mowlem
iiistitute was celebrated on Wedneedsy, January 22nd,
by a public tea, followed by IL concert. Treys were
kindly provided by tbe following ladies :—Mrs. Hamden
and Misc Kaudell, Mr., G. Burt, Ifni. Charrieg'on, Mr,.
end Miss Hunt, Mrs. Dcl.mntte, Mina Renville, Mies
Knight, and Mr.. Berry, the reniainder being furnished
by the Committee. Ahout 200 eat down, end the
Rector said grilles. The tea and eatable, were of the
be,t description, and were greatly enjoyed by the
einupany. A (ter tli• tea, the room war tireoared for
the cioneert, and by seven o'clock it was througed by a
eonel-htimoured and respectable audience. In the
abases of John Mowlein, Kiel., the donor of the institute,
from indisposition, the chair WO adequately filled by
G.sorge Burt, E.g., of Purbeck Rouse. The following
programme was capitally performed. The seririese of
Mr*. Harman and Mrs. P ipe, an pionista, deserve
pecial recognition, and great credit is due to Mr. Rooks,
not only for the entertainment his singing afforded, but
fr eonducting the Jae class.
Glee,
COM C DOMi. Did .0211 like it inklea for Tee," ..111r. Foot.
eons • d chorus, .. "Jenny Grey." .... .1114. Farwell.
Smug.. • .• . ...." The Captive Greek GPI," . P. me.
"Speed on, my Hark," Kr. Pope.
Glee " The Friar of Order. 0ra1,"..... Clam
Song and Chorus... .." Pave Old Jeff,"
Duet. ......'a ammeter! in Dreams," Mrs. Hunt sad Mrs. Pore.
comic Song, 'The Cheap rit Out:
Selection, " List to the Convent Bells," Corneta and PI no,
[Mr. liar.m, Mr. Powell and Mn. Pope,
Song. " The Soldier's Tear," Mr. Pope.
Glee,
Song, ...... ...." The Wind Girl o her Harp." Mrs. Pope
Song and Chorus. "Whet I, Home without a Mother." AIL.
[Addy Hzysom.
Comic Sone, ..." The Mans at Hampton Court," Mr. rooks.
Song and Chorus, " A Motto for every Mtn," Mr. Chlnchen.
Comic &frt. "Who wants • Wife as a Partner for Life ID%
I Pope
Mee. ..." Happy I. ..um S Idler Band," Chu,
Song and Chorus, .. Annie LW.," . . lilt, Farwell.
Waltz, " Jumirti," Flute, Piano, aud Cornet, Mrs. Pope, Mr.
[rook% and Mr. Powell.
The Chairman, at the eine*, very kindly thanked all
p rties concerned, making especial tnen.lnn of the little
girl, idsout 10 of site, who sang "Whet la home
*iitiont n mother." All joined in the National Anthem,
and separated seemingly well pleased with the enter-
tainment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

maws THB •BODI OF LOVE,.

"Thomas left the room. In • minute he returned
to offer me food—a cup of coffee, • biscuit, • glue
of wine. Being fresh from my early meal and cigar, I
was declining his offer with thanks, when something in
his way of pressing him little courtesy upon me struck
me.. like the manner of an Arab sheikh, whooffers you
bread sod salt, not .imply as food but an a sign of
;ware. ' Lot it he • lilies of wine.' A woman brought
in a tray with biscuits and two decanter.; one full of
• good dry sherry, the other of s sweet new port ;
which she laid down on a table, and bidding
me help myself, went out. For half an hour
I was left alone with these two bottles in the
church. Yen; in the church, louneleg on • red ads,
near • bright fire, in the coloured light of high lancet
windows, fillet with rich stained glass; soft cushions
beneath my feet ; • billiard-table on my right hand :
church furniture in oak and brain about me; and above
my he'd the stared symbol of the Lamb and the Dove.
Banked sod supported by • rack of billiard-cu.. This
room, I knew, wu that in which the Great guarats.
ticio had taken place; that mystic right through which
living fish la Bahl to have been reconciled to God. Lovely
to the eye, calming to the bout, this chamber was.
and is. The stained-glass windows shut it in completely
horn the world, allowing nothing less etheasal than the
light of the Jay to penetrato thou Palls. A rich real
Persian carpet covered the Boor, in oontuot with the
4"1-1m.n ^Mien roof. Red curtains draped the
windows, thesis., in which was painted with &mystical
device ; a lamb, • lino, • dove—the lion standing on a
bed of roses, with • banner on which these words are
Inscribed, ' Oh, Hail. Holy Love!' The ohimney-piece
was, floe oak frame of Gothic work, let in with mirrors.
A hove stood in one Miler of the room ; • large
entrepeon in another. A fee book+ lay on the tables,
not much u."O.- Tonne's 'Night Thoughts,' • 'Tureen
Wortlaworth's 'Greece,' and two or three
more. Low bookeues ran round the walls, Ailed with
religious volumes. Ivory balls lay on the green baize as
if the sisters had been recently at play. The whole
room had it a hush and splendour which affeeted the
imagination with a kind of awn. How could I help
tliinkine. as I sat alone, of that mystio deems in which
Btother Prince had played the part of hero, Madonna'
Peterson the put of heroine r
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

WIDOW WELCH'S PILLS (Kzisaures
OILIGINAL,) NO long and justly selebestied fee
then peculiar virtue., nee strongly recommended to She
notice of every lady, twirl' obtained the isestisa ant
approbation of mint gentlemen of tido meeteel per
fiesta., as a it. and valuable mediates 15 rifeeneeilly
removing obstructions, and relieving other Wm.
veniences to which the female triune it liable, eeftelliviir
Shoo which et an early period of life frequently arise
from went of exercise and pneral debility of the
system ; they create an appetite, correct indigestion
remove giddiness and nervous beedashe, and are
eminently useful in windy disorders, shortens, of
breath. and palpitation of the heart; Wag perfectly
innocent, they may be used with safety in all 6011110• S
end . .

It is necessary, owing to the angstrom' imitation;
to warn the public that Kitansizr's is the only original
reeeipt, and ham been prepared by lb* Lanky family
over si.hty years. Purchasers should see that smith box
is wraps. d in white paper, and the name, "C. KEA asur,*
engraved on the Government eamp. Sold wholesale
sad retail by J. Masotti k 8015, 150. Oxfordutreok
London, and by all medicine vendors througboat the
country, in boxed' price 24. 9d. each, or by poet for X
postage stomps.
Agent—hrr. Evans, Cliondat, Dorebtreter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE.

RAYN BIRD, CALDEOOTT, BAWTREE,
DOWLING, and COMPANY, Limited,
CORN, SEED, M tHIIRS. sad OILCAEE
MERCHANTS.
Address-89, Said Market, Mark Lane, 8.C., or
Baeinostoks.
Samples and Priem Past fres on application.
Prise Medals 1851, For Wheat; 1862, for "Excellent
Seel Corn and Seeds." .

WATERLOO WINE STORY& WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, S.

NV" H. CLARK and Co., Wine Merchants,
• respectfully announce the opening of their
NEW and EXTENSIVE CELLAIW under the
Terminus of the London and South-Western RAilwsy.
A sompli-te list of msrly one hundred different Wines,
with prior, will be forwarded on applicatkoo (post free.)
Waterloo Terminus, London, S.,
Deceuiber 7, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

IBM

The Isd7 whom I afterwsrile came to know as
Sister Z WWI °nen, those rare feminine creatures who
1.,h poets into song, who drive •rtiets to de.riiir, end :
csa" cmcmon mortale to r:sk their souls for hive. You
al., in time, that the woman was young, and lithe, and
dressed in tie purest taste ; bat you cluld not ioe all
this at .D" ; for when you came, by • quick turn id
the passage into bar presence, you saw no'hing about
her save only this whitens*, of her brow, the marble-
like compo-nre of her face, the wondrous light of her
big blue eyes. She sat there, nestling by the side ol
Prince, in a robe of white stuff, with vio'et tap and
drops 1 the tiny streaks of colour throwing out into
relief, se it were, the creamy paleness of her cheek.
But for the beaming light in her eye, Clueroino might
bars Painted such • Kiri for one of his rapt and mourn-
ing /Apia. A high brow end oval flu" s small mouth
and shin, • brows baa 4 at hair, pearl•like teeth,
lad Am lustrous orbit fa last, I do bot know thot

I have ever seen a faim more 101 l of high, serene, sod
happy thought; and yet, while casing on her folded
bands end saintly Mora some inotinet in my blood
compelled me, mugt, gig„ig.i my will, to think of her
in conueo ion with that scene which bad taken awe
in the adji .iiiing church ; that tf•Tii g rite. the
straogvst myst.ry, iwrhany Ihe ila.kest initioitr. of
the.° let ee ; thron.rn whiat Prince a...4w and
Ti, ma. te•t 6es. that God has reconctlel i,viuc •h
Unto ini.o Weed 11.4 final dispen..o ott
the earth. Of the other too ladies I shall say no more
than that Si-tor Sarah is young and tall. and that Sister
Ellen I. about fifty•fivo y. are .44. By what nameu
thew bed beei. known in the world I °mild not
learn One,, when Shter Z 4 wet lifting
up b..r ...ice to addrew me, ail all the watero had done
in turn, I asked by what name I should speak to her.
'Zoe.' she Vpliea. Now, it olwneed, some time ago,
that I had learned from another source the faintly Dune
the young lady who had b-en matte the heroine of
that 111,,ilrittni rite in the Ab ale of Love, tbrongh
which living 11-ah is said to have been reconciled a d
weed. That family name wee P.teraun ; and I should
have liked to hear whether Siol, r Z and • Madonna'
P.tormin were one. 'lint think.' I urged. '1 sot a 14,-
1 !almond • wrimpe; how can I ewe those sweet familiar
names 7—` Pray do so,' ao.wered Z w ; 'it is very aloe.'
doubt, if I were here • month; meantime it
would be ewier for Ins to call you Miss Call
me Z 0... ahe answered wiih • patient smile;
nothing but Zoe.'"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

WAREHAM.

_
ENT/STAIPIMIT. --On Monday evening, the 20th,
our Town-hall was tiled to overdosing with • hi.hly
respectable awl intelligent widienos, aonsiiiting of the
gentry of the town and neighbouthood, as well am
several of the principal tradwinen and mechanics, for
the purpose of bearing a reading, be Mr. Robert Rowell,
*elicitor, of Dickens's "Christmas Curol." Mr. Rowell
read it with great spirit and truthfulness, which seemed
quite to be appresiated by those present. We never
heard it read h-tier. Several atesteurs gene their
musical help, Mts. Anderson prodding at the piano
4 t the close, after "God nave ho Queen" bad be. nine;.
Mr. Freeland Filliter said be bad it sat p' in pro
posing—as be had been requested to do—their very best
thanks to Mr. Rowell, who like the spirit of lichens,
had pleasantly "oiled their beet meistorie.." and he
would say, with one of the charm:tees in the piece,
" God bless us all." The reading, we understand, was
given to help • soap kit:hen established in the town
tutieg the late inelement ssuon, and several pounds
were thus added to the charity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

BLAND FORD.

GRATIFYING Pascua.- During the past week •
simultaneou• examination by Her Majesty's Inspectors
of r•chool• of pupil teachers throughout Engle d has
been made, and it must be • source of great pleasure
to the managers of the national girl. sato 1 in this
town that one trained in that school, namely, Miu
Francis Rolls, daughter of Mr. C. Rolls. Usu.!. 17th
in the Rut class, and that Maria lta•nes, sinlther
pupil teacher, takes a second-class certifica.e This is
eery creditable, not only to the young people themselves,
but also to the governess, Miss Downe.

ISHIIPINDZST SUNDAY SCHOOL - OH Thursday the
teachers in connection with the Independent Chapel
in this town enjoyed a very happy soda, gathering in
the Asacubly Room setacheil to the new chapel, when.
by the invitation of one of the female teachers, about
46 sat down to an excellent tea. The chair was taken
by the Rev. B. Gray, the pastor of the church. Among
thaw premnt was the venersble and beloved superinten-
dent of the school, Mr. M. Fisher, who for more than
60 years has laboured in this good cause, and in
addition two other teaches, on- of whom has been An
and the other 57 years connected with the school.
Who shall nay the amount of good which so many
years of faithful labour have produced?

POACHING. —At the Divisional Petty Sessions. Bland-
ford,b• for Lori Portman, J. J. Farquharson, E.g.. and
J. J. Farquharson. jonr. E.q —E.'ward Matthews, •
serstant in the rtorkt Militia, and Ckorse Courage,
both of Blandlor3, were charged with trees.a. In
'starch of game. on lands belonging to Sr William
Marriott. Both pltaded not guilty. John eoliths,
head gamekeeper, stated that on the Bth hamar', about
five o'clock a to , he saw the defentl•nts on the Down
Pear the Down Rouse. They were stooping over a
rabbit burrow. He went towards them, anal thy ran
off in opposite direction.. He pursued Matthews, and
the other men was taken by the under keeper. They
brought them back to the rabbit harrow, wht re they
found five neta, and soon after a ferret came out of the
hole. John Dibben, under keeper, corroborated the
above evidence, end in croickaamination by Matthews,
denied that Collins Amok down Matthews with •
" evrinzle." Both defendants denied running away, and
Matthews said that he was with Courage on his way to
Dorcheeter, when he stopped to tie up his boot, and the
witness Collins came up and struck him • blow with
the swingle. He remonstrated with him, and he then
accused him of tre.pase.—The Bench oonsidersd the
offence folly prong& end fined both of the defendants
40.. and 6.. coot.. In deficit two month', inthr $ in.
moot. The fine not being forthcoming, and not bring
able to find • surety to pay by the neat oourt day, they
were ockumitted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

MAROS OF ATTIVITTNO TO 113101701 SOLDITINL

On Monday. at Gov. Ir. a eommeiter named John
Whetstone. was ch.r.ed with end.sv..llring tei eerie .de
Robert C.lr. In.'', • wises of the 27th M..gim-i.t. and
other starer" belonging t the same eirpo, t join the
Fsnian ttrotherbool. Vrout the evidence it erpeared
that the r.heouer, who. • piens sass, WtS isitiployed
at Dover thou • twelve month. ago, hying weikod s.
a eolatet.itor on the Dover Repress ...respite, for a
period of about 18 months. lie tied not air iin been in
Dover till 04urda7 la-te when he paid • visit t the town.
Primo.; seeordintg toOrrdner's evidenee,uked him if be
interring NUN a Fenian and joi n the Fenian Bo it he hood.
Cot net did not sive any direst reply, not @skid whet
kind of rads they hod, and the prisoner said they were
brimeh.loadent Cordele.. 'Aral how many men wets
enrolled, and prisoner replied "About 17,000 at Cork."
The prisoner knew Gardner was an Irishman, and lha
'mid he less not tree to his country. He stIN said.
alluding to the Fenian broth,hond, that the men Were
all right if they had good Alms. Ihe witness said
the prisoner had been drinking, but knew
what he Was about. The other soldier, how.
ever. add the p•isoner Wan mit* drunk.
Anderson oorroborated Cordner's aceseht of the No-
mination. PO far its the statement of the 17,000 aril the
beer...bleeders • but the prisoner did not ask him to
join the Bilitherhood. The primmer said he wai entirely
innocent of any complicity with Fenianism, Me come
to Dover on Saturibiy. and bad he m drinking more or
less ever since. He had no reeolleotion of what was
now alleged to have transpirei. and if he hod sei4
what was attributed to him he had so under the in.
MINN of drink. The police-officer, in reply to the
magistrate., said that the prisoner, though he had been
drinking, knew whet he WWI about. Sul erintendent
Corsm having applied for a remind, the Mayor said
the prisoner wits etheirvel wAh a serious Arena., and the
circumstances were *efficiently suspicionn to induce him
t• remand him for further inquiry. The pi isoner was
i• then remanded.
A SHERIFF CHAHOED
I on Wednesday says the Guernsey Ma 0 cud
Telegraph. • serious charge of Fenianirm was Month&
against Mr. Thomas hisnii•, Her M.jesty'd tow
the Island of Alderney. The iareeticetion which took
place before the magistrates was conducted in private,
and the natore of the eridetic, has not been disclosed.
Me. Simon. however (sin that journal). was suspended
from his office, •nil or ered to give bail for h• impear-
arms at either of the courts of Guernsey or Alderney,
t, answer ray charge that may be br mph% agsiort bin.
The matter has created great sensation in the Channel
1 Islands.

THI 711(1 Alf TIMM PIOIIICOTION.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

DENTISTRY.

11113InfMorFoRthe Pat':lientaCtjefNhNiellNaieGllHrnAthMer,l7. tl?
CUNNINGHAM, SURGEON DENTIST, and the
Public generally, that be hr owl:ended to the Practice
conducted by the deceased in Seliebury during a period
of 30 yeere. Mr. Cunningham having been brought up
under his brother, and haying had e li-nirthened
espedenee of Ins Profusion, both la Pradte• for
himself and as Assident to some of the fird Praip
titionere of the day—emongsi other., Mr. S. Certerright,
of London. and Mr. A. Steeens. Paris believe.
himeelf to be in a position to offer to diodes bnnouring
him with their support prmtioal application of all the
regoare..a of the lint.' Art.
Catnerine-dreet, Salisbury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

norottobirt.

SPRING Muslim—The Western Circuit bag been ap
poicted as follows :—Winchester, Feb. 28; Dorchester,
March 4; Barrier, March 1; March 13; Taun-
ton, Merrill 18; Devise., March 24; Bristol, March 27.
Jed'.., Lord Chid Justice Boyd and Mr. Jurtice
Blackburn.

COMMITTID TO TN. DONS= COONTT OM,L. —Hard
Labour: John Breen, n and a man aho refused to give
lib, name, vagrancy at Sh iftesburr, 14 days ; Fdward
iniabehavinur at Biideort Unita, 7 day• John
King and George Brown, vagrancy at Stratton, 14 day.;
Edward Matthews and George Courage, pose ing at
Blandford, 2 month,; Brice Tripp, posahmg at Kinson,
2 month.; George Pope, stealing bay at Siturminster
Marshall, 6 wants; It• üben Hart, stealing a fowl at
Canlord Magna, 3 months.—lmpriiiimiarat : John
Etateldre, drank, ka., at Wrymqua, I days; Charles
COI, drank, kc., at Dorchester. 7 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

WOnL II A !LIST&

BUDgOItD, Tharadey. The public nalm of wool
which too" pleas !art week hose Undid to straregthea
the tune of to. tai's wool marks*. Although apiowws
hose to some silent saoplied their wants Os rob, still a
good riamand for certain sorts, such as Linenln wythers,
which aro wars?, sod hare soamwhat of • hardening
tendency. The impiosionent, however, does not ems"
to sties from absolute increase in oonsemptios, and is
more apparent than reaL
. . -

LONDON, Folder. -We have nothing of interest to
report es regard. this market. Colonial wool bat met
with very little attention. and the 000tations are almost
nominal. For Rnslish wool the trade bag been at a
steodottill. at tbs Into decline.
CURRViT PRICES OF ENOLIBII WOOL.
l.a. •d.
. per lb. 1 1 to 1 8
. 1 1 —1
. 1 if —1 si
. 1 ti— I I
.. 1 1 —1
.. 1 0 —1 6
. 10-1 6

13-othdocro howls ..
H.!Wired ditto ..
Heat FUSON . .
Bouthdoeo ewes sad withers
Leicester ditto ..

ijoitTg—a;i-hing-
CAmbing
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

PORTLAND.

MitCHANICtit INSTITUTI.—The sale at the bonlu end
effect, connected with this instltate, took place on
Monday evening. For • sale of second-hand books th•
priers roalised were certainly above the ge. It is
• pity that some good Ittepry reading room and place
for intelloetnal recreation gannet. gist here. It Is Low
quite • question whether we shall b•ve readinge Or any.
ol a k indted n tura to relieve the dull monotony
of the *waxing winter months.

Oil dit, thee the gentlemen of tb• "long robe" are
about to have the discuesion of the domestic affairs of a
gentleman I.rgely conioected and identified by property
with this Wand—this parties being • ginileman.
whose family •re of MA position in a neighbouring
*dainty, and ci rly of • famvy of ancient hoist. in
another, also • ifteent manly, cod to whom the flr.t
referred•to nhlod hons•lf a few years situ*. "The
gypping of the suoi li•s" is romoured as being the canoe
of now bringing matters (tiofo,e much telked about in
society) to an ieime publicly bet re a Ind tribunal.

MUTH Or THE Rev. JOIIIIM WATSON. —IS Is oar
sod duty 1.. chroniwe the fact that the Rev. Jouph
Walton, We•leyen nrnieser. has succumbed to the
dieeue under winch for souse time psst he hoe been
labouring. It will be remembered that a short time
since the rev, gentleman, in spite of the warnings of his '
Mende, awl the welt Oats of his he•lth, persieed in
filling his sppointineut. in the island, and that after the
evening were c- Up OA he w.s c.rried home in a
eje • in'? eon titian. From this injudicious over-exertion
the &Dew I gentlemen has never rallied, and be -spired
abdut one o'cluek on Wednesday efUrtioon,thels h. Tie
I. tie second time in an active lifettnie that the At cea•ed
bas been stationed by Conferenc, at Fortlaed. The
first t me wa• in 1849, when Port and we included in
the Weymouth tirenit ; and he twat now in the
!Peened year of his itinerancy here. A passing
tribute to hie memory, oar In no way do adequate
ju•tice to the worth of the derreaud. Those who knew
I'm intimately •re,perhape,tlie only oneswhoun c'o chat to
the many virtues be rose& With esteuive reading
shd P,Olotthd Power of thought, he ramble.' an ensigy
and tut on buisiiseli matters, rarely met with in men of
large intellectual endowment's, and the more valuable
beeaule rare. Ace pallor the Rev. Joseph Watson
was an -ceseful here in endearing himself to his large
eonzrereticn, and no a precepr he was held in high
estimation. The theulogioal Uinta he advocated were
of the old .01001 of Wealeyan orthodoxy, untonctured
by the new tangled philosophies that pass current in
the pr. sent 11 y There wu no diletcanteisin about
whatever he took in hand, and hie memory con never
be chard with allowing himself to "rust out." On
the contrary, it is averred by thou who are enabled Is
peat inclement en the subject, that his seal for work
was ',aver then his physical earwigse eould endure,
and that at the age of 68 he died thoroughly worn out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

POTATO ll ARX PITS.

The rupplied of potatoes on lie et Borough and
Sprialdelde market. ore good. and unite OtOtpl to the
d.mend, whet is modrnit ly settee, as folion• :
Regent.. per ten. 110.. to 170• ; flukes. 130.. to 170 a.;
Rocks, 105.. to 140..; French, 90. to 100.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

RETURNS FOR 1861.

Fire Department.-66 per Get. of the Preis:liana paid
on First-claw Risks.

Lao Department.-55 per Cent. of lb. Premieres on all
Policies of above 5 years' standing.
Amami'leted Capital (25th Dec. 1856)- 11.126,541.
Tie Directors are willies to appoint ea Agents
retains of good praiiion and character.

WREDERICK POUT, AUCTIONEER,
1 GENERAL VALUER, ACCOUNTANT, and
COMMISSION AGENT, IXACH ESTER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28

VIDE! MEI CRIDEI

BLENICIN'S P IILMONIO ELIXIR —Ono
dose relieves, and ose bottle gores. This ELIXIR,
new long lisown to the public, will be fated highly
efileseious for the relief sad ears of all disorders of the
Chest sad Loop; it smotaios no DOliool ingrediest
whatever; in most eases it sleets a rapid and kudiag
awe, and the Proprietor has great pleseere In .sutlng
that is no inctooos haa it felled to give relief, (iesarally
aiter the Int doss), in coughs, adds, sethoss eon-
gumption, influenza, difficulty of breathing, vetting of
blood, irritation of, sod pains in the think hoergeatia.
k,e. Whatever may he the slop or variety of the
complaint, immediate eel/ is invariably obtained by
the use of the Prilmonle Elixir. Being very agrees/4,
children and the most feetidious invslids will labs it
readily. Pelee 130. and 2s. 9d. per bottle. J. Sumas
& SOPS, 150, Oxfordetrest, London. W.
Apnt—Wr. DORDZI, Cbeusist, Dorelieder.