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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-05-31

ITALY,

'Elie King of Naples died on Sunday afternoon. Dar
iii the hod ..gony of the King troupe weie encamped
rmoid C iaerta. Troops have also been assembled at
Naples, and their ',ier.4e lodge in the forte of the
I iWll. Tin: Duke of l'alabria ranged aeveral penmen' to
le arrede i charged with being oppond to his ascending
the tit .

•••• ••••
Franck 11. 11114 auumeil the reigns of government.
Tranquillity prevails throughout the kingdom.
Diplomatic relations with Naples are resumed. Eng.
lint ism& on a nii.don to Naples Sr Jame. Hudson ;
Austria. M. ile Hubner ; nipl Sardinia. M. lialmour. The
appointment hy France i 4 not yet known.
Lord Stratford de Bedell& arrived at Turin on Friday
week. .

MAIDICILLES, Thursday, May 26.

The steamer Vestivio, which left Naples on the 24th,
Las arrived here with a full complement of piissengem
who have horridly quitted Nsples from fear of • colli•
si .... , which appeared imminent there. The Court is
divided. The King, confiding in his army, is making
preparations to suppms any outbreak of a Peru'idiom
dr P 0 10th. His Majesty has ordered the arrest of several
'inspected persons of distinction. It is asserted that the
King will declare for neutrality. His Majesty has re•
ceived by telegraph reassuring outoniunications from the
great l'uwers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

/FEES OF THE CLERK OF THE PEACE.

Mr. H. WILLIAMS submitted the table of fees of the
Clerk of the Peace, acconling to the requirements of
the Acts of Parliament on the subject, prior to their
being sent to the Judges at the next Assist*, and the
Secretary of State.
THS OLD INSPRCTORS op WRIGHT/I AND MEASURES.
Mr. H. WILLIAMS said it would be recollected that
at the last Sessions their worthy Chairman had handed
in memorials from the Inspectors of Weights end
sures, who had been superseded by the police. Before
going into the question, he asked the Chairman's
opinion whether they could gnat a gratuity to such
officers under the 19th and 20th Vic., cap. 69?
The CHAIRMAN expressed his opinion that they could,
and said the Somersetshire Quarter Sessions had taken
a similar view..

_ .....
The memorials having been read, after a little discus-
sion, or the motion of Mr. Wilhelm, it wu decided by
13 to 6, that the three inspectors, Messrs. Dennis Thur-
man, and Russell, should be presented with graldities,
to the amount of a year's salary, viz., £4O each.
The Court then adjourned till the following morning.
(Per reutaisder qf 5C440114 Intelligence ace Fourth
Page. )

HAWKCIIURCH.—On Thursday night week, Thos.
Barns, Esq., the worthy owner of Tilworth and
Cheekridge estates in this parish, treated the trades.
men and labourers working on Tilworth estate
to an excellent supper, consisting of mast beef and
plum-pudding. The supper wiui served up at Til•
worth House. Mr. Barns's health was drank with
enthusiasm by the men. The party sang many songs
during the evening. The merry dance was also kept
up, and all were highly pleased with the treat they
hail received from their kind and benevolent master.
CLun MErrvich—Our club meeting took place as
usual on Fnilay week, in the SCII3OI-1130111, auth we are
happy to state the queen of clubs is increasing very
fast ; new members enter every quarterly meeting.
In December, 1•59, • division of the funds will be
made, leaving in stock the sum of £l per member.
We have every reason to believe that this will awn
be one of the largest clubs in the west of England.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

Agrtrulture.

TITHE COMMUTATION.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.

Sir,— As many of your :easier* may feel anxious to
know the result of the mini averages for the seven years
to Cliri:tinas, 18.1 d, published by authority in the
Leadom Gazette of this evening, viz.:—
Wheat 7s. 44. per imperial bushel.
Barley ... 4s. fiid. ditto.
045... 3s. 044. ditto.

I beg to state for their information that each £lOO of
tithe rent charge will, for the year 1874, amount tc,
£:l(C4l9.sifd., which is a little usure than 3 percent,
above the last year's value.

The following stateuient from my "Annual Tithe
Commutation Table." will show the worth of law 4
tithe rent charge for each year since the passing of she
Tithe Commutation Act,—viz

For the year .11 a. d. For the year E a. d.
1837 ... ... 901 13 9t 1849 ... ... llio 3 7t
1838 ... .. 97 711 DEO .. .. 98 16 10
i
i
1891 ... 95 7 9 1!1,14,:4 ... .. 'e6 11 4
1440 ... ... 98 15 9 II !... .. .. .13 16 11
1841 ... .. Uri 12 5 'lB4al .. ... 91 13 t
1842 ... ... 10.5 8 I. ' 1854 .. .. 90 iv 5
184:1 ... ... 105 12 2 1e5.5 .. .. OW 16
1844 ... ... 104 3 5 1856 ... ... !xi 18 1
1845 ... ... 103 17 11 1857 ... ... 99 13 7
1846 ... ... 102 17 84 1858 ... . . 105 16 3
1817
.., ... 99 18 101 18.0 ... .. 108 19 6
18401 .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

POTATOE MARKET.

THITRSDAT. JAL 6. The arrivals of home-grown
potAtoe,t. iice oor Inst. have been minewhat extenaiee ;
hot the imports from abroad have been only moderate.
Snnerior sorts fairly mionort 1,4 week'. currency; hot
the demand for all other deacriptiona is heavy. in the
extreme. and, to effect allea. lower rates inurne
mitte.l to :—York Regent.. AM. to 10(1..: ditto Fluke.
1004. to 1O..; Scotch, 70s. to 9M.; Foreign. 355. to
454. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

TURKEY.

The " Ministerial crisis" seems to continue at Con-
stantinople, and violent scenes are said to have taken
place in the Council.
The last advice. which reached Constantinople from
Candi& are more favourable.
The electors in Moldavia have been nominated; they
are all Conservatives with the exception of four. Prince
Michael Stoursa has chances which render his election as
Hospoilar almost certain.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

DORSET QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Cuutiume4 /p.m Page 3.)

W EDS ESDAY.

The Court assembled at ten o'clock, when the
Rev. It. F. Yeatman, LL It., Chairman, delivered
the charge to the Grand Jury.--When he List had
the honour of addressing the jury assembled there at
the Michaelmas Quarter Sessions, he offered the
congratulati of the court to them upon the a.
net of crime which at that time had decidedly
taken place in the county of Dorset ; and he thought,
although they hail a formidable calendar before
them, he might venture on the part of the court, tocon-
t• • Wolfer those Mine congatulati The return
which is here male in reference to this present ses-
sions, said the rev. Chairman, shows that, looking at
the quarter ending (hristmas, !NW, we had 1s1) per-
sons 1111 l nitted to the gaol awl houle of correction.
Now, comparing that with the past quarter imp to
Christmas, li', we find that we have only 159 pri-
soners committed, which shows there is a decrease of
21 felons and misdemeanants. After entering at
great length into statistics, showing the state of
secular and religious education, as well as the a 1111 l unt
of crime, during recent years, the learned Chairman
urvil strongly the necessity of education, more
especially of religious education—religion applied to
the heart—as the only effective remedy in counter.
acting the further progrtas of crime.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

FRANCE.

• The 310n11emr of yrste- -rd---a-y-im--blishes an Imperial de-
cree convoking, in virtue of articles 24 and 48 of the
eonstitntion. the Senate and Legislative Body, to meet
on the 7th of February next.
The Alueiferr Alpo publi.lies a report from M. Boyer,
Minister of .Inatioe. upon the abuse of the tougumption of
titles of noliility. The report is followed by an Imperial
decree appointing a new "Hoard of Heraldry," under
the name of Conseil dig &Tar des Tilres.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

BELLING OP?

Secretary.

lENNER H
and KNEWSTUB ars MV NEL-
. LING OFF their entire 81`OCIC OF DRESSING
fioo ELEGANTLY FITTED AND UN-
111TED TRAVELLING BAGS, fnon be. to 100
(;eineas ; Desks. Denwlolt Hones. Envelops Cam,,
Kiniehes, Vases, Bronsea, an kinde of Elegancia, for
thc Boudoir end Toilet. Cutlery of the fined desorip-
hone, dui Siatkinry of all kinds, prior to intensive
'Aeration and enlargusent of the premida. Beery
article unithed in plain figures, from which a discount
af Ten per CeuL and upwards& dedueted for rash.
JIiNNICR AND KNEWSTUA
33, ET. JAMES-STREET, PICADILLY, &W.

TO SOLICITORS, A UCTIONEERS, TRADESMEN,

--
AND OTHERS.

ADVERTISERS will find the scale of charges
for public announcements in the Dural COMllif
grjortil extremely moderate, and under that of say
other Parser in this immediate district; while the circu-
lation iii that extetudre character which renders this
Palm' • medium for advertising inferior to none in the
county of Dorset. In cases of repeated insertion' of the
same adrertieenient, contracts may be entered into at •
very reduced rate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

Errlaitb.

A citizen of Dublin has received a letter from 1104 son.
Mr. kithard Vicars Boyle, one of the gallant defenders
Arrals. stating that Government Mut authorised a
ermit to him of lanais to the value uf CA* per annum
Itetish, for life, free of all charge, with a reversion to the
whine of 1:5MI per annum to his heirs ; accompanied
with a recognition of his very valuable services rem
&red in his fortified home at Arrali, in July, Din.

1111s11 MINS:A.—The sect ti to be presented at the
hslf.ye:irly meeting of the Mining Company of Ireland,
to be held on Thursday next, show that the Knockma-
hon Mines, in the county of Waterford, have realised a
profit of e 1,5416 ; the Imganure Mines, in the county of
Wicklow, a profit of £4,l9ti ; the Slievardagh
in the county of Tippersry, a profit of e1.:039; and the
Lisnacon Colliery, in the county of Cork, a profit of
The Ktilycorus Loadworks shows a gross profit
of £2,406, but from this one half, or CNA is trans-
felled to the Ballycorns Improvement Fund. The entire
-gain for the six months on tit..., adventum, which have
resulted in a profit, is thus, £8,793, from which is to be
deducted £765 for I.s on the Itallydehob Mine, in the
county of Cork, and £1,414 for loss on the Illsllycorus
Lead Mine, in the county of Dublin, as well as some
Wiling sums on nminor undertakings, awl COO for
, interest. The net profit on the entire operations of the
company it or CI,(fl) in excess of the stun
required for the dividend to be proposed, at the rate of
7 per mitt. per annum, as well as of income-tax on
same.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

WINE AT HALF DUTY.

'QUALITY
ECONOMY COMBINED.
South African Port and Sherry. 25a. k 245. per dos.
South African Madeira and Amontillado 245. perdu:.
Pure, full body, with fine aroma.
" Chemical analysis has proved Messrs. Brown and
Brough's Wines to be free from all adulteration. and
verience attesta to he both salutary and agreeable to
the palate."--Vide dle.lieai Circe/or. Nov. 17. 1858.
" Nome sample,' which viv have ',Acted from the ex-
tensive and 'superior stock of Messrs. Brown and
Brongli, prove, upon trial, that their wines are richer
and finer flavoured than much of the foreign wines."—
Vide John Ban, Nov 13, 1858.
" After giving them a very close scrutiny, we can
with the greatest confidence recommend these wines to
our friends."—Vide Koreas° Herald. Nov. 6. 11455.
"We have great pleasure in hearing our testimony to
the ',Terme, quality of the Wines' of Meows. Brown
and Brough.' —Vide Morning Adeerfiser, Nov. 8 1858.
Delivered free to any London Railway Terininns.
Teruo Cash. Country orders must contain • Remittance.
BROWN AND BR(IUGH,
Wine and Spirit Importers,
29, BTaaarto, and 24, CAUT01111) FalAss, Loirvoir.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

SENTENCES OF PRISONERS.

George llaydon, labourer, 1 calendar month's hard
labour ; George Benham, tin worker, 12 calen3.lr
thie hard labour ; William Biles, labourer , no bill ;
George Abbott. twine-spinner. 6 years' penal ..ervitude ;
Frnees 11.111114,11, bni;ot till the next Hess' to appear
it called on; Charles Ilriek,ll, cheese desler, acquitted :
.10,e1li Wright, labourer, 6 calendar moth,' hard
labour ; John Noyce, labourer, acquitted : Maria
Noyoe, 6 calendar Jacinths and 2 weeks' bard labour ;
Andrew Chanilierlain, labourer. 3 calendar ha'
bard labour ; Charles Paul, cordwainer, no 1,111; Charle.
Foal', twine manidacturer. 6 years' penal servitude and
1 calendar th's hard labour ; Herbs,
labourer, 1 caleisil it iumith's bard labour ; Henry Well-
man, labourer, 3 calendar montlia' hard labour : Mantua
Gillett, labourer, 3 calendar months' hard labour and
to he once privately whipped ; Jacob Willis, labourer. 3
gem,' penal servitude ; James Best, labourer, 3 years'
penal servitude ; Thomas Idarre, acquitted ; Hobert
)awe, acquitkd ; George liay, admitted evidence ;
Robert Shepherd. acquitted ; Josiah Hounscll, ac.
quitted ; John Woodstord and Alf red Wooshdonl, ac-
quitted ; George no bill ; Ann Pomo, 3 calendar
months' hard labour ; Charles Bartlett, 12 calendar
months' bard labour ; John Danis, 4 calendar months'
hard labour ; Isaac Kingsbury, 9 calendar months' hard
labour ;V,lhiaan Hunt, :1 calendar ~,,, ntlis' hard labour ;
William Legg, acquitte.l ; Elizabeth Marsh, acquitted ;
Ease Williams, no prosecution.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

IIAY AND BTII%W MARKET.

144rnerfmm, J.N. 6.-31eadow hay, from £3 3s. to
£4 104.; clover, 13e. to £5 3..; and straw, El 4s. to
£1 10s. per load.

WOOL MARKET.

We have to report • much better feeling in the
demand for nearly all kinds of wool; but the business
doing since our last report has been only moderate.
The supply on offer is limited, and the unusually
favourable accounts at hand from the manufacturing
districts have induced numerous holders to refrain from
offering wool at present quotations.
DoWII Telt,
D an Eirest
Hall-bred Hoz+ . .
Half-tre.l Wetter.
Kent Fleece. . .
bleeder Fleece., mixed
c.mning 4kln+
Flannel Wool
Blanket Wool

184. to 994
17d. 1.1.
189 L I9d.
na. i.
184. 184.
174. 1844.
131. 174.
134. 144.
Id. 144.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

PRUSSIA.

Among the proposals to be laid before the Prussian
Diet will be one relating to the army and navy ; it is
pretty certain that a considerable additional outlay in
both these departments is contemplated. The attempt
will now be made in earnest to create a Aeet in the
Baltic. The alteration in the army, it is supposed, will
comist in placing the Landwelir on a permanent footing,
and incorporating it into the Line, so that each infantry
regiment will contain double the number of companies
—24 instead of 12.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

BoRIIO4II, FRIO Vf. J %N. 7. —For oil kinds of useful
new hops there is a dee le lenu,l, st full rites. Other
kinde are st previous onot .tione. Mid and End
Kent pockets. ei 111.. to t 6 0.. : Weald of Kents
£2 12.. to el ; Sussex £210.. to 1:3 2s.
Our market maintiin. it. (triunes.. awl there ix •
steady demand for All descriptions of hops. No foreign
hops arrived into the port of London last week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

AMERICA.

Two members of Congress, English of Indiana and
Montgomery of Pennsylvania, encountered in a public
avenue at Washington on the 19th, and quarrelled.
English used a cane, aml Montgomery retaliated with •
brick, after which they separated.
A Mobile telegram says :—" It is stated here, on the
hest authority, that the schooner Susan sailed for
Nicaragua with the firm iletennination on the part of the
leaders of the expedition not to allow the British navy
or other foreign Power to stop thew without resisting
until blood was drawn,"
The Ukleon theatre, situated in the Bowery, New
; York, had been entirely destroyed by Ire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

THE REVENUE 111 VIE CAPE COWS T. —TIIO
terly returns of revenue and expenditure, to the :10til of
June last, have been published. The Ctistoms' revenue
For the quarter has been £63.166, or 1.1122 increase VI
compared with the corresponding quarter of the previou.
year. On the transfer dues there is • falling ar of one-
third. from 1:11.000 1., 1.14.0110. On the transfer duty for
the half-year the decrease is upwards of £B.OOO. On the
whole revenue for the onarter. £103.012. there is • net
decrease of 1:3,740. On the knit-year ending :1011s of
June, Wet. na pared with the corresponding hall
-
year of 1857, there Ia a alight decrease of £4.676. The
a 1111 l nuts are for the lialf.year of 107, £212,170; of Ittrol,
£209.491. The expenditure in the quarter ending :10th
of June last was £100,662. W thin the colony, there
was every prosi ect of a very full harv-et. By the
ciistom-house returns, we perceive that the commerce
of the colony is steadily progressing at the usual rate.
The export of wool last year a 1111 l unted to 17,691,2221 b.,
valued at 1:1,160,499. Notwithstanding mmiedrawbachs,
.mantity exported this year was es pected to be nearly
20,000001 b. A 11l ill g has also been made of a
general survey of the rivers in the colony, to ascertain
how far and by what menus they Can i.e iniole &reliable
for irrigat. and transport. The intelligence received
i by the last mail that the contract for the first railroad
I had been signed and sealed in London has been received
with the greatest satisfaction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

STI7RMINSTER NEWTON.

The animal tradesmen's supper in this town
took place on the 7th instant, being held at the
Crown Hotel. Much credit is due to the worthy
host and liosteas, Mr. and Mrs. Hutchings. for their
excellent catering. There were *instants of forty
present, and the pleasures of the evening were well
sustained. After the re •al of the cloth the usual
loyal and other toasts were given from the chair, and
received with much entliosiaou ; some excellent
songs were sung. and the party lw..ke up with w'n"
amid mutual expreiiiii.iiistif guu.u.l will.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

LOMBARDY.

A letter from Milan of the 4th inst. in the Mktg
says " The cry of' Viva Vittorio Einmanuele,' which
is everywhere raised, is not incited by Piedmon`dem
agents, es has been stated ; it is a demonstration against
Mazzini and the Reimblicsns, who filmed the failure of
the movement of 1848. Every one wishes to be rid of
that party, and there is not • single Italian patriot in
Lombardy who would not be inclined to kill Mamini if
he should again attempt to counteract • movement
under pretext that Piedmont would profit by it."

DEATH FROI 'rid Int* nv A CWtAworkman in
the Howdah, works died on Sunday hurt from the effects
of being bitten by • eat in a rabid state. Six other
persons were bitten by the furious animal, which has
been destroyed.
POACHING AFFRAY IN BERKKHIRII.—A poaching
affray of a serious character reixmtly occurred OD ale
estate of Mr. Higford Burr, of Aldermaston Court,
Berks, formerly M.P. for Herefordshire, and resulted in
the watchers being so maltreated and injured as to refl.
der them unable to follow their ordinary occupations for
a fortnight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

SHAFTESBURY.

-
The Rev. J. P. P. Davidson, curate of the
chinches of the Holy Trinity and Saint Peter, bay-
ing been presented by the Bishop to the curacy of
All Saints', Dorchester, the congregation and friends
subscribed nearly at/ for a teutim .... ial. A very
handsome silver salver was selected awl an inscrii-
tion engraved upon it. This was presented to the
rev. gentleman on Wednesday, the 29th ult., by a
deputise consisting of the Rev. J. J. Reynoldte
rector, alla the four churchwardens, Messrs. Wil-
liam Watts, J. C. Highman. J. !Mansfield, :mad .1.
Fish, who read an address. The rector then warmly
thanked the rev. gentleman not only for his ready
and unwearied assistance in the duties of his office,
but more especially for the kind and gentlemanly
feeling which Mr. Davidson had uniformly shown,
making his services as endearing to the rector as
valuable to his flock, and rendering it almost impos-
sible to make up for the loss of his assistance. Mr.
Davidson made a suitable reply.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

KINGSTON, NEA R DORCHESTER.

ANNUAL SAL' OF i'aILNS, LEG WOOD, AND
PAGOOT:T.
A I ESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR will SELL
IL BY on FRID %Y. JANUARY
14th. KV, a quantity of ASH nod FIR POLES, about
40 Loads of Legwond, and 2,000 Faggots. Lot Itu 14
DOW lying in a Field near Emil Crrep Plantatied, and
the remainder in Thunicombe Plantation.
The sale will co we .1 12 o'clock, on the South-
aide of the
_London Road.

To view apply to Mr. Coo.t.ixs.
_ _
NOTICE OF SALE.

irLSSRS. BAKER Mid ENSOR bet; to en-
... 7 L flounce that Mr. PAINE'S ANNC.U. MALE
of COW STOCK will be held on THURSDAY.
FERRC.IIIY 10th. Mi. at W.% I MOCK FARM.
mai. from the Moreton Railway Station of the South.
'undo° and Dorchester Railway.
Dated 18th Deeessiber, 114118.

DORSSTSHIRS.

ANNUAL SALE of TIMBER at MORETON.
—•
EESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR respect-
AL MIT announce that the ANNUAL SALE of
Asti. ELM. and other TIMBER, on the MORE.
TON E.STATE, will take place at the FRAMPTON
ARMS INN. in MORETON. on or about WEDNER-
DAY,the.I6th of FEBRUARY neat.

ge;Partieulara will be given in future Advertisements
awl Catalogues.
Dorcheater. January MI, 1859.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

METROPOLITAN C VITLE MARKET.

TRURROAT, J. 6.—The supply of beasts on sale in
our market to-day was only moderate. For all breeds,
there was a steady demand, at fully Monday's currency
—the best Scots having sold at quite 4s. 10d. per Ribs.
There was • fair average show of sheep for the time of
year, and the mutton trade ruled active, at extreme
rates. The best old Downs realised os. 2d. per Sibs.
Prime small calves were scarce, and in request, at an
improvement in value of 4,1. per Rib-.. Inferior calves
moved off slowly, at late ratea. Both pigs and much
cows ruled steady, andAprioes were supported.

Per 811,.. 4..1,4 the offal.
Cr. k Intr. het. :1 2,3 e Pr. :tooth Doer.. 4 101,1 2
See. r„,4111,., do. 8 8 4 f T.,re eon, .Yolve. 3 4 4 2
prime lame oxen 4 2 4 r Print. .mall ditto 4 6 1 0
Ditto Sent.. ke 4 8 4 1r Larste hog. 3 0 3 0
Cr.. h Infr .heel. 3 6 3 IT Veal .ml. porker. 3 8 4 2
One lostitv .In 4 0 4 4 4nek. (eaehl 17. to It
Pr. ire. aroolled ) 4 01.1 .tore pigs 17s. to 20..
*beep

NEWGATE AND LE %lIENH I.LT. MIRKETS.

FRIO tT, Jan. 7.—Fair average supplies of meat were
on offer here, to-day, and the trade generally ruled
steady, at full prices :--

_
Per Blba. by the earmte
..
Inferinr heel.. 8 0 to 3 4
11114,1110ir chit. . 30 3 8
Prime larire.litto 3 I.° 4 0
Primenntall.litto 4 2 4 4
LAfge pork ....3 0 3 to

a. d. a. 4.
Inferior motion 3 2 3 6
38 4 2
Prime ditto 4 4 4 8
Veal
Small pork

All communications in relation to whatever de.
partment of the Paper are to he addressed to
Mr. FeE ERICIC Mt I.I.ETT, 1.:440F of the Doom.,
roonty ErpreAs and Ayrieultural Gthtette, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
_
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

HUNTING APPOINTBIENTS.

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, JAN. 10.

We had a good supply of all articles at - our
market to-day.

The wheat trade was quiet at the prices of
last Monday.
Grinding barley, sixpence dearer.
Oats, sixpence dearer.

The East Dorset Hounds—Tuesilay (this dap, Pens-
bury (.ate; Friday, Hayward Bridge; Monday,
High Hall.
The South Dorset (Mr. C. J. Bailclyffe's) Hounds—
Thursday, Arm/well—at half-past ten.
The Illackinoor Vale Foxhounds—Wednesday, Yar-
lington Lodge; Friday, Honeycomb° ; Saturday,
Coker Wood—at a quarter to eleven.
The B. V. Harriers— Tuesday (this day), Wick
Court, Bishop's Caundle ; Friday, Alton Wood,
for roe deer—at twelve.
The South Wilts Hounds—Friday, Codford Station
—at eleven.
The New Forest Hounds—Tuesday (this day).
Lyndhurst Road Station ; Thursday, White-
parish ; Saturday, Nloyles Court—at a quarter to
eleven.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

ILV.CISIVT/4.

To balance in Treasurer'. hands at Slic
. 523 0 8
To a Police Rate at two farthings in the
pound, received at Zebu:limas
Se.Mon.lsli 1 10
of the Itoronal* of Shafte4hury,
li.ilf•year'. oyment to it November,
18:01
To dedueted from the pAy of the
superintendents awl men fur lodgings,
ca.wil payment., Ise. 42 15 9
To Superintendent Lewis, horse money re.

2143 7 3
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

BIRTHS.

January 2, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. Turner.
grocer. of a daughter.
December 31, at Wyke Regis, the wife of Richard
Hare. R. 1., of a daughter.
December 30, at Stinaford, the wife of the Rev. A. G.
S. Shirley, of a daughter.
Dexinher 30, at Crewkertie, the wife of Mr. H.
Coombs, ironmonger, of a daughter.

ARRIAGES.
January 4, at the Abbey Choreh. Sherhome. Dontet.
by the Rev. I. F. Faltys‘ser. brother of the brute, si-
tuated by the Rev. E. HarAbut. trier of the parish. the
Rev. J. T. Pearse. M.A., Assistant Master of tl-e• King's
School. Sherborne. to Rose Augusta, second daughter of
I. F. Falwasser. Esq.
January I. at Lyteliett Maki-teens, by the father of
the bride. Dr. Hyde Salter. 6. Montagu-street, Russell
-
square. to Henrietta Laura. eldest Janghter of the Ws.
E. P. Blunt, incumbent of Lyteliett Minster, Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, JAN. 7.—me present week's arrivals of English
wheat up to our market, coatwise, has amounted to
1,233 quarters. By land carnage, this morning, the
receipts were very limited. The few samples on offer
were disposed of readily, at fully Monday's improve-
ment in the quotations. We were well supplied with
moat kinds of foreign wheat. Good and fine immt.les
were in steady request, at full prices ; hut inferior
pareels were a (lull sale. Floating cargoes of grain weee
somewhat firmer. Malting barley was in fair requeat,
at full quotations; but other kinds moved off slowly at
late rate*. Malt was a dull inquiry, but not cheater.
The 'moldy of oats was on the increase, yet the demand
riled steady at previous rates. Beans and peas were
dull ; but flour wax finn in price.

CUKHUIT PRICES Or BRITIBII GRAIN A• 441 ri.nrß.
Shilling. ner qr.
WHEAI-6mex. Kent, and Suffolk. whit :9 43
p. 'lilt°. flue .elected rum .. 45 4$
Ditto. re.l .. . 98 44
„ Ditto. Talavera 48 f.?
.. Norfolk. Line.li„lilre, awl liork.hir. 37 45
BARLFY Malting 31 . .. 43
„ Grinding and ,114111ing
, Chesaller
31/41...T—E.wex. Norfolk, and Suffolk

24 30

57

. . .
Klnintoo A. arc. ant Tot...nude CA PI
Haifa -Ewe% and Suffolk . 20 2.5
Scotch and Llncolnalklre. potato 24 N
~ Hitt., feed .. 23 N.. ..
„ Iriah potato.. .. .. 22 27
RYE.. 31 34
.. .. .. ..
SKANS--leattasan . 33 35 . .
llck and Harrow .. . 36 37
. Phrem . .. .. 38 42
PZAB --Kon.flollere.. . .. 36 38
„ W!te. Itemex. and Kent, boilers 38 42
.. Ditto. rine Suffolk .. . 43 45
41 45
.. ..
_. .-

„
, Grey3B 42
FLOUR—Reat mart., delivered (P sack) Sti 40
Seconds ditto and Country .. MI 32

FOREIGN GRAIN.
WHEAT—Nntele and Konigsberg

Ditto, ditto, extra --
-
Rostock, Stettin, and Wolrani
Belgium and Pornmeranian -
. Danish and Rilesian - •
„ Italian, or Marianople - -
„ Odessa - • - - -
, American and Canadian -
BARLEY Malting - • - - -
tirinding and distilling - -
OATS-Poland and Brew - - .

. 41 to 46
- 41. 60
- 42 48
- 41 46
- 36 43

BEikB

.fl
- 26 60
- 20 26
- 37 40
IL% 37
• 32 41

Eirrptlan
PEAS--V 4 Site R.llers •

- -
Yellow ditt„ _
_ _
-
Non la.!!era
FLOUR—Preneh Rilenkh (per Park) - - 34 33
„ Canadian and American 9otir - 19 21
Bneet - 20 24
,
.. ..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

LYME REGIS.

Na. W. W. Nloiines .ONIT.RT. —This concert
took Owe at the Assembly Rooms on Tuesday
• evening last. when there WM a crowded audience,
consisting of the Nile of the neighbourhood, who
• appeared in full evening dress. The perforninn"
comprised an excellent selection of vocal and in.
,trumental music, and the foil. wing were amongst the
le:rforniers :—Mr. W. W Nit...re, organist of
(the only lady) ; Mr,;
; Mr. T. Avant,
„Igarrist, oflridport ; and Mr. Fry, principal of the
Charmouth band.. All the pieces were very welt
rendered. particularly the two fantasias by Mr. T.
Avant, of Million, ou the pianoforte.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11

Corusponbtnre.

VENTILATION OF THE SHIREHALL, AND
THE COUNTY LUNATIC ASYLUM.

To Ole Editor of the
.Dornet County Express and

A i'iricultural Gazette:

At the request of Sir J. H. Lethbridge, Bart., we pub.
lish the following letter addressed by that gentleman to
the Chairuian of Quarter Sessions
To Me Rte.. Harry Farr I...aflame, Chairmax of, OM

Quarter Siseiwu, Av.

• •
My Dear Sir,—l wish through you to call the
attention of She euunip to the bad state of ventilation el
Bhireball, and which may be so easily corrected by
the addition at the higher part of the chimney of one of
Arucers Patent reittilators, the good effects of which I
have experienced in my own house, in the removal of
all possible smell of gas, and keeping the inside of your
windows dry instead of streaming with wet as those in
the Shirehall do. Sir, I have always suffered from sick
headache before I have been three hours in your Court,
and I had to make the few observations I did on Tuesday
last under the seine disadvantage, and which neeessiitseed
nay leaving the Coirt before the conclusion of the day's
business.

On the subject of the removal of the Lunatic Asylum',
which I respectfully gave you notixe I should move at
the next quarter Sessions, among some boisterous
observations that I could not find another site no
eligible, I beg to inform you that I have already been
offered three sites sheltered from the north-east wind,
and with a southerly aspect, and 40 continuous acres of
land. The one within 5 miles of Dorchester, and 1 of
this town, bas everything to recounnend it. cheerfulness,
quiet, good water, and, being within 2 fields of the high
road to Dorchester from this town, easy of access.
The others are in Wylie Regis, and on the higher part
of Pintland, which latter also combines health, water,
land if laid out as the Government grounds are) cheer-
fulness, and this latter 'nay be purchased for a sure
song. In conclusion, I wish I could be the means of
assuring lily brother magistrates that now is not argu-
ment, and that every principle of justice re.mires atten-
tion and quiet, during any discussion that may arise.
I remain, my dear Sir,
With every regard and respect,
Your faithful friend.
JOHN HESKETH LETHBIiIDGE.

2, Belvidere, Weymouth, dim. 7, 1859.
I.mv Ulur. Ismail tor yarn
that there could uut iteU be • Earn site Man Forstan
tore Lunatic Asylum.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

POTATOE MARKET.

THrRIDAT, MARCH 10.—The receipts of holm...grown
potatoes have been on a full lre scale, but the
Imports from abroad continue very moderate. All kinds
are very dull, and prices are almost nominal—York
Regents, 70a. to 100.; ditto nukes. 100 s. to 100 s. ;
Lincolnat 110.. to flOs.; Scotch. 40 to SW. ditto Cups, 40s.
to 705.; foreign, 40s. to 1106. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

SPAIN.

A aroPstal to abolish the penalty of death hi political
=at's, hal beau wade in the Chamber of IN:polies.
The Englisissian condemned to death for having struck
• Sisanish sentry :o .tlgesiras bas been fully pardoned
Th., Junta that I, to manage the Exhibition has been
appointed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

POOLE.

fintrwmotrrs OX lima& The effect of the
active preparations now making at our dockyards
has shown itself in the town. A notice having becn
posted a few days since at the Custom-house of this
port, requiring shipwrights, caulkers, blacksmiths,
and millwrights for Portsmouth dockyard ; the shil,.
wrights of the port have claimed an advance of
wages. A levy of them have loft the town for govern.
molt employ, and must of the others are out on
strike.

tOiLICION IN nit CHANNEL—The " Your Name,"
nuutes, of Portamouth, which left the port
of Poole on the sth inst., bound for Dover, with a
cargo of drain pipus from the Mouth Western Pottery,
was run iuto by the Queen, Peak°, muter, from Lon.
don for Plymouth, when off Eaatbourne, on the
Sussex coast. " Your Name" lost her foremast and
bowsprit, and her bow was much damaged. The
crew &handout:ll her, and she was taken in tow by a
steam tug and taken into Dover.
Pow& —Monday.—(Before IL Lodganl, and K
Mullett, Emirs. —eMonnt fiurelli was Charged with
being skunk and assaulting the police. It appeared
that there WAS a disturbamw at the Blue Anchor, in
Market•strect, on Satunlay night between eleven
and twelve o'clock, and P.C. Stone was called in.
Be induced the parties—amongst whom was the
priwnier —to leave the house. After they nun° out•
side prisoner refused to go home, and Snow took
Il i 11l into custody. The prisoner resisted and asraultml
the constable, but he was eventually taken to the
station•house, by the aid of Sergeant Barnes. The
Bench fined the prisoner 2s. MI., and expenses.—
Edward P/v/ps, was charged by P.C. Groves with
being drunk. Fined ss.
Tiwicsnay.—Etheord Goodall, late landlord of
the BM, Anchor, was charged with being drunk and
incapable. I hstniased.
Fninay.—ehorles Loader was charged by P.C.
Domony, with being in an outhouse belonging to Mr.
Purton. I hsinimed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

BIRTHS.

-
March 8, at Gussage All Saints, Dorset, the wife of
the Rev. Charles Walily, of a daughter.
Marsh 7, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. Charles Hol-
loway, of a son.
March 7, at 7, Frederick l'laoe, Weymouth, the wife
of Mr. E. Thurman, of a daughter.
March 7, at Sherburne, the wife of Capt. .1.. H.
Wright, Madre* Army, of a daughter, which survived
its birth only a few hours.
March 7, at Victoria Villa, Weymouth, the wife of Mr.
tisinuel Martin, of a daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

NOT COVERED WITH -COLOUR.

Strong, rich, full-flavoured Tea is thus secured to the
Public, as importing it before She CAissese corer it with
co/user renders it impossible for any brown low-priced
autumn leaves to be made to appear etmal to the best,
and so pass off to the consumer at • high price. The
Lancet (Longman, p. 318) states of Horniman's teas:—
'The Green not being covered with Prussian blue, &c.,
is a dull olive • the Black is not intensely dark ;" whole-
some and good Tea is thus obtained. Prices 3s. lid.;
4a.; anti Is. Id. per lb. Sold exclusively by Authorised
Agents throughout the kingdom, and only in packets.

LOCAL AGENTS.
A.ratinster Robins.
Bridport Beach and Barnicott, East-Street.
Beamaister Oliver, Fore-Street.
Blandford Reid, near the Church.
Bert. &pa liatchell.
Cerne Abbas Bonnett, Long-Street.
f'reeekerae Clark.
Chard Young, Post-Office.
DORCHESTER F Rout), liitat-E.tar-STatit,
Oillimphant Edgar, Post-Office.
Hrartridge Rugerg.
London Pursell, 80, Conihill.
Lyme Locke, Broad-Street.
Dongkr, Broad-Street.
Melberg Osmond l'aluter.
Poole Green, Hign-Street.
Sherborar Kingdon, Cheap-Street.
tioatorid9e Dike, late Teans.
Netrominottr Trite, Market-Place.
Shaftesbury Bastable, High-Street.
Bennett, High-Street.
WEEvourff Cole, St. Mary-Street.
Warehaaa Best.
}cora Ganda k Hunt.

SELF CURE-AMERICAN TREATMENT.

GRATIS TO THE AFFLICTED.

POISONOUS DRUGS AND DOCTORS' FEES
ABOLISHED.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

BANKRUPTS.

(From the Loud'''. Gazeite of Tues.lay.)
Robert Rabbit, Upper-street, Islington, milktuan.
William John Fuweraker, Ti%ertuo, Devonshire, inm

keeper.
Edwin Frederick Unwin, Strand, hosier.
Robert Webb, East India Road, apothecary.
TI as Gibbous, late of Stockport, Cheshire, linen.
draper.
Charles Duff, Freeman's Court, Cheapside, and Hill.
street. Peckham, printer.
Alfred Metcalfe, Bridlington, Yorkshire, draper, mil-
liner, and outfitter.
Thome* Newman, llindolveston, Norfolk, general shop-
keeper.
George Merrony, Maidstone, Kent, licensed tictuslier
and corn merchant.
- -- • -

(From the L...asibin a.rritr of Friday.)
Robert Wheeler, Crawford-street, 'lrvington-square,
oilman.
John Elliott, Farnham, blacksmith.
Walter Boutcher Masters, hackney-road, draper.
licorge blurria, King Edwartfatroct, NevrgateAdreet,
licensed victualler.
Thomas Stator, Park-placeiterrace, Paddington, grocer.
John Weston Bendel, Well-street, W.:licit:we-aquae.
awl John-street 11linories, carman.
Edward Hawke*. Writing;ham, tohacconist.
Joseph Halter. 'Musingham, bulkier.
J. hunt, Warwick, miller.
John Lambert, Nottingham, tailor.
TI Lemke, jun., Nottingham, furniture dealer.
Francis Witten Huggins and Charles Wino° Huggi",
Derby. wine merchants.
, Jonah Jenkins, Llanharran, Glamorgan+hire, b°ut
maker.
William Joni& Gregory, Kingweston, Souter•etshire.
innkeeper.
I Edward Lacey, Horwick, Derbyshire, milkier.

--------- ' -
IMPOTTANT To ALL WIIO SiNo.—Frolli Teamll. Pl..
Vicar Choral of Lichfield Ihthedni •.—" A lady of &dilation
he' nit pointed out to ine the qualitleii ,4 fir. L4a.c".
wow %Varian, I us, induowd hi wake a trial of a box, and,
from thh. trial. I ani happ, glie m) tr4i1.3.121.11A their
favour. I find by allowing a few of the wafer% (taken in the
°ounce of the day) to gradually di.olce in the wouth.
yoke become. bright en .1 clear, and the torie full and diatitwt.
Their.reidarecurteke, i:l..tedlhc.the..mo:tuwedtpti:l•o7.,:• .I.4,aiLdy laltad,rd,,ve e"'r
kwed." Dr. Lococi's Tukwila, Naar+ alto: inatant relief and
of the breath and lung.. Trim Is. lid., 2a. *L. sod 11. Pet
by nil Dfllil°°
l'TTbUlo!:—"E‘:er3...Ple"anbox of the get. utte4d medicine hethe;'"'"l.
" DIL I,O43CICK'S WAFERS In whirr letters ue aryd
hi
the tiocernunait Stamp, and without which wurds
il' All
Col.lllllflllll /AD MI lummox.

I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

BR I DPO RT.

Mn. J. P. litlnnoruif.—On Monday evening a
public meeting, for the purpose of advocating and
maintaining manhood suffrage, wail held at Wilcock's
Amelia)ly.moms, Westminster•road. Mr. J. I'.
Nfurreugh having been called to the chair, said he
was of opinion that they ought to have nothing less
than manhood suifrage—(liear, hear) -and to offer
anything less would be an insult to them. (Hear,
hear.) When the Ileform Hull was passed in Ps32,
the great middle clauses asked the people to assist
them to fight the battles of the middle classes ; and
that they would give them the assistance they
rinuired afterwards. Thirty years ago this hill
!sussed, and yet the great body of the people were
in Ow same miserable condition they were in before
the Reform Hill passed. (Hear hear.) He referred
to the itill of Mr. J. Bright, and siOil however much
they might (Wier from him in some respects, his
Inmesty was ni l i 11l peached. (Hear, hear.) He
hoped the pamgrapli which he hail seen in the paper%
was not true, that lie was to be displaced from the
leadership, and Lord John Hussell, who had so often
ileeeived them, be elected in his place. He hoped
that this was not Into, for they did not want either
hint or Lord Palmerston. (Hear, haw.)
•I NTT I 0111 T. - • (unsure Edward Everett, Esq.,
Ige.)---The Usual (My sitting of tine court was
held at the Townhall, on Wednesday Inst. The follow-
In case excited much interest. —Hritry IWalbridiN
It or v. murk Day appeared for the
plaintiff. and Mr. loggin for the defendant.—This was
an action brought by the plaintiff, who is a fanner and
stock dealer, residing at Ilineknole, near Netherhury,
against the defendant. who in the landlord of the Hope
and Anchor Inn, st. Michael's lane, Briclport, to recover
the 0111111 of lii. &1., in consequence of a luau sus-
tained by the former, in the purchase of • horse which
had been sold hilts by the defendant, and warrants,'
sound. Among the witnesses examined was Mr. Capes,
veterinary surgeon, of Itridport, who lasted that the
horse was unsound, and that it was Itlainly visible to
any Olie who understood anything about homes. His
Honour gave a verdiLt for the plaintiff for to Is. GJ.,
one week's keep being deducted.—Frook NM v.
William Salter Oillartl.—This was an action to recover
the sum of 1.11)1:111. for the keep of a Lurie, horse hire,
kc.—Mr. Loggin appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. W.
H. Manley for the defendatit.—The ease was • rather
laughable one, there being a quantity of clothes mixed
up in the transaction, upon winch there was a set-off of
1"2 Ifs,. The plaintiff is the landlonl of the Seven Stars
Inn, Harrack•street, Itridport, and the defendant is well
known as being until recently, eon,uectcd with the
itridport brewery. The defence met up was that the
plaintiff had charged re for the keep than agreed
upon. Mr. Leggin briefly stated the cue, and then
called Ids witnesses. His Honour ultimately gave a
verdict for the defendant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

FLANAGAN v. FLANAGAI.

- - --
Mr. Jacobs appeared for the petitioner. The respon-
dent did not apper.
This was a petition presented by Michael Flanagan, a
master mariner. for • judicial separation, on the ground
that his wife. Elisabeth Flanagan, had been guilty of
adultery. The parties were married in Istl, and
cohabited at Sunderland. The petitioner generally took
his wife with him when he went upon a voyage, but in
Ista lie went to India, leaving her at Sunderland. 1./ur-
ing his absence she formed a criminal connexion with a
Mr. Ablett, and oil his return he found her living with
that gentleman in lodgings at Islington. He imme-
diately sent her to the Reformatory at Dalston, and has
not since cohabited with her. It was stated that he did
not proceed for a dissolution of marriage because he was
a Roman Catholic.
Sir C. Cre.swell made the decree for a judicial separa-
tion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

AND
BONE MANURE.

RDAMEN begs to inform his friends that
he is prepared to take orders for BEST PERU-
VIAN GUANO. for delivery in London. direct from
Mews. A. Gibbs and Son's stores, at £l2 7s. lid. per
ton; or for delivery at any Railway Station on the
South-Western or Wilt. and Somerset Railways at
£l3 10s. per ton. LAWM SUPERPHOSPHATE at
£6 15s. per ton, HALF INCH BONE at Ms. per qr. at
all Ports and Railway Stations in Dorsetehire.
Dorchester, March, 1859.

or The Parliamentary Report oil Food hoe
exposed the fart that while the Chinese will tow
now tat Peas TEA, they, to increase the profit,
coloor moat of that sera to Ragland. The Sani-
tary Commissioners exastissed 74 SOMples of the
Black avid Green to general nee, of which 54
'acre Juana coated with powdered cacao.
TIORNIMAN AND Co.'s PURE TEA,
-E-1. THE USIJAL FINE SORTS, BUT THE LEAF
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

MARIRIAOEI4,

March 10, at Ringwood, by the Ike. C. 11. 111sturin,
March 14, at the parish church of Ilettiscombe, by the
Rey. T. Mulford Mel'wood, M. assisted by the ltev.
Edward Forward, HA., Jtilin Studley, R. 1.. of Sea.
borough House, Somertiet, to No 1.1 is Anne Tatehell,
eldest daughter of John Tatchell Dollen, Req., of Mandl-
wood Manor, Ibiroet, and granddaughter of the late
John Wood, Iteq., of Ilartock, Souter,o't•
March 8, at St. J 1111104.11 Church, Piccadilly, by the
Very Hee. the Dean of st. Paill'tk, Henry
Poole Hepburn, Itaitot Fumileer Guard., eldest ,on of
the late klijor•lienerel liephurn, to Emily Margaret,
youngetit daughter of the late William I'. lirigetocite,
Earl,. M.P., of Birdooinbe Court, Somersetahire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

WAREHAM.

At a special meeting of the Corporation, held at
the Townhall on Monday week, Mr. S. Bennett,
Mayor, in the chair. The Bowing members of the
body were appointed a Coinmittee to execute on
behalf of the Corporation and within the corporate
borough. the provisions of the Nuisance Removal
Act, 1. namely Mr. F. Finder, Mr. A. H. Minty,
Mr. C. Willcox, Mr. C. Selby, Mr. C. Bartiot, and
Mr. C. H. Card. At a Pivoting of the Committee
subsequently held, Mr. F. Finder was appointed
chairman, and notices given for applications from
persons willing to undertake the office of Inspector
of Nuisances, salary £l2 per annum.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

THE !STABBING AT EHEBBMINE.

William, Dow (on bail), wax indicted for atabbing and
cutting tiainuel Bown with a knife, with intent to do himi
some bodily harm, at Sherborne, on the 29th October,
18M. Ouilty of unlawfully wounding. Sentenoe
deferred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

MAIDEN NEWTON.

Our fair WM held on Wednesday last. There was
an unusually large attendance of fanners, dealers, and
.'then--a considerable proportion being contributed
by means of "the rail" (ruin the Bridport, Yeovil.
and Dorchester districts. Sheep, barreners, and
heifers met a ready sale at full pricm—oows with
their milves fetching from £l6 to XIS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

East Dorset Hounds—Fritlay, Harvey's Chase
Farm ; Wednesday, 23rd. Ednionshatn.

The South Dorset (Mr. C. .1. RadeVito's) Hounds—
Thursday, Meleombo—at 10.45.
Tho Blackinoor Vale Foxhounds Wednesday,
Wanstrow Date; Friday, Halfway House, Nether
Compton—it 10.45.

The B. V. Harriers— Tuesday (this day), Stoke
Wood; Friday, Alton Wood —each day for rue
deer—at 12.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday (this day),
Chargott Lodge; Friday, Holtord—at 11.
The South Wilts Hounds—Friday, Veruditch—at
11.
The New Forest Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Top
of Roe Enclosure; Thursday, Whitoparish ; Saul%
day, Hatchet Gate, Besuilieu—at
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

D rbansb ire.

Exermi.— Yeovil and Er• 1,7 Railway.—Evitlent
progress is being made with the works at the cutting
at Hill's Court. fhe un...in iron girders for the bridge
across the line at thm spot are placed on their per-
manent foundations. Ey August next it is expected
a locomotive will travel to Exeter, but the line will
not probably be opened for general traffic before
October. A locomotive already used on the line
hot far from this city. We understand that the
system of sub-contracts, which have caused much
dissatisfaction to the workmon, and no end of trouble
to Mr. Taylor. through the bad conduct of some of
the sub-warm:tom, is about to be abolished on this
line.
EXMOUTH. -- " Calico —Considemble ex•
citement has been caused here, by what a number of
the inhabitants think to be a supernatural appeir-
once. The apparition has been styled "Calico
Jack." Two females, belonging to Lympstone, were
going home one evening last week, and saw the
" spectre," and were very much (tightened. One of
them was taken back to the town in a very pre.
carious state, and after medical attendance, was con-
veyed home to Lympstone in a Hy. We hope the
practical joker in calico will be stopped before
further evil is done. There is some one on the alert
to detect Min.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15

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neu, may speedily cure himself if he follow the advice
given in this book."—Metheal Tummies. Address, JAM6M
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