The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-09-07 00:00:00

WIIIIIORNE AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY. TIRS. S. MORGAN,
1%1 FRo begs f
to
iglitnEc°l4.l.l AUCTIONSIVLANDTEI.LPPRAISEB,
SHEEP, PIGS, HOILSES, he., will be held on VALUATIONS YOE 'mown.
To: s-i.tt, SEPTEMBER inh, 1E75, in the ligroarrotT. SALE of FAT STOCK, tee., held every WEDNESDAY
Railway Station, where Sheds and every I •-• Fair Ground.
will be iwovided. ;
PRESENT IN'fIUEB
Fat Heifers and Steers
4 Fat Heifer: 3 Ditto 2 Ditto 2 Ditto
3 Freda Barrows 2 Ditto
2 Harmsen 1 Ditto
2 Bulls
Fat Calves
2 Heifers and Calves
40 Fat Horn Wethers 30 Ditto
:to Eat Horn Ewea 25 Ditto 24 Ditto
15 ltitto
25 Fat lkorn Wethers 20 Ditto 20 Ditto
15 Ditto
:in Fat Down Ewes 25 Ditto 20 Ditto
12 Ditto
25 Fat Lambe 15 Ditto
Early entries are solicited, so that the Stock may
he duly wlvertised.
Proceeds of Sale paid to Vendors same day, or sent
Icy .at.
Con:minion-4A in the C on Beasts, Sheep, and
rig", is per cent. on Hones and Deed Stock. All Lots
to be paid for at close of Sale.
The Dinner at Tepper% Hotel will be nadir at On*
o'clock. Owners are solicited to send their. Stock to
the Sale not later than Eleven o'clock.
Dorchester Auction, Valuation, and General Agency
Office, 54, South-street. Dorchester.
FREEHOLD HOUSE AND °mew SoUTH-
STREET, DORCHESTM_ AND OTHER
PROPERTY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MB. .1. T. ENSOR, at the AxTzums HOTEL,
DoSCHEXTER, on Fume; the 17th day of
Sernataga, 1875, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon
(subject to such Conditions and Particular:: of Sale as
will be then and there produced),—The following
Desirable PROPERTY, via. :
All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
with the Greenhouse, Garden, Yard, Stable and Lott
over, Coach-house, and Outbuilding', being No. 7, in
Sonth.street. Dorchester, together with the Offices,
Icing No. 0, Southatreet, now in the occupation of
Mr. Thomas Coombs.
And also all that the Sum of £396 ITa, 2,1. Reduced
iwr Cent. Annuities, and a Rent-charge or Sum of
(10 10s. 4.1. by way of interest thereon charged under
04 Geo. 111., cap. 60, upon and Leming from and pay.
able out of a certain Farm at Milborne St. Andrew,
Dorset, the pnmerty of .I. S. W. S. E. Drax, Esquire,
in the occupation of Mr. George Groves.
And also a certain Mortgage Debt of £275, and an
Arrear of Interest and other Moneys due thereon,
amounting to £390 and upwards, secured on certain
Copyhohl Cottages at Alton Pancras, Dorset, together
with a Policy in the Law Life Aiumrance Office on a
Female I.ife, now age.l 70. for the Sum of £2OO, with
£llO Bonn. addition:: inade thereto, under the annual
premium of 1:1 OK. 4.1.
Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be
obtained from the Auctuxessit, Dorchester ; or from
Mr. It. N. ll' weal'. Solicitor, Weymouth ; or Mr.
Cootie+, Solicitor. Dorchester, on and after the 10th
Serrennen.
The House and Offices in Dorchester may be viewed
between the hours of Ten and Four on and after the
Monday before the Sale, by Card, to be obtained of
the At CTIoNES/L
Dated September Ist, 1875.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE OF SALE.
W RACKLEFORD HOUSE,
Two Miles from Dorchester.
MR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
inatructions to SELL by AUCTION, on
51..stuv. SEPTVIIIER 20th, and following days,—A
PORTION I.f the Valuable HOUSEHOLD GOODS
and FURNITURE, Greenhouse Plants, choice Poultry, Hones and Carriages, he., late the property
of slrs. Tattison. deosasoL
Particular' will be given in future Advertisements
and Cataloguee.

POUNDBURY SHEEP FAIR,
Doscumersa, Barnum 29TH.
MR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that he
will hold his ANNUAL SALE of DORSET
HORN EWES, and other Sheep and Lambs, in the
FAIR, Sarransen 29, commencing at Twelve o'clock
peciaely.
Early Entries are solicited go that Pens may be
provided and the Stock duly advertised.
Auction Office, 54, South-street, Dorchester.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE or SALE..
W RACK LEFORD
Two Miles from Dorchester.
MR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
Instruction to SELL by AUCTION, on
TIWRSHAT. HEFTEMINCR 30th, 1875, - The very Yalu-
able HERD of 3.1 DAIRY COWS, and Dairy
Utensils, late the property of Mra. Pattiaon, deceased.
Particulars will Is given in future Advertirements.
DORCHESTER HORSE REPOSITORY,
TIURITT Slum
IL4R. T. INSIOR begs to announce that the
next general SALE of 'HORSES Will he held
on WEI,NE.HAT. SUTTAIRER 29th, 1875, at the New and
8113eitill/1 Iferosrmar, Taixerv-wrar.rr, where every
insomirealatiou for Horst.s of all descriptions is
provkktl.
Sale at Two o'clock.
Early entries are solicited.
Dorcheater A trolat 314, 1875.
DORSETSH
To BE LET, a Desirable FAMILY REST-
) F.NC E, known as WRACKLEFORD
)11141,..
The Mansion is conveniently. pineal in its own I
Gronnila, with Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, Flower and
Kitchen Gardena, and luxuriant Gnus Paddock of
about *even acre... The Mansion contains Entrance
llall, Dining and Drawing Rooms. each 22 feet by
17 feet, meal Itreakfaat Room 17 feetby 15feet, Twelve
Red and Dressing Room,; there are c.mmodious
Kitchen., Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Wine
and Peer Cellars, and all other Offices requisite for the
comfort of a Gentleman's family. The Stables and
Coach-houses are well arranged, and the Kitchen
Gardena are very posluctive.
Wrackleford Ifoliae is about two miles distant
from the County Town of Dorchester, where are
Stations both .1 the Great Western and London
Antl South Western Railways, within Twenty
minutes Iry rail of the fashionable Watering-
place .1 Weymouth. and in the midst of one of the
lineat hunting tomtits. in England, the C.attistock,
Lord Portman's, Mr. Rialclyife P. and the Illacknaoor
Vale packs of Foxhounds. 'hunting the surrounding
country. In the immediate neighbourhood of the
Mansion are about 90 acres of rich Pasture and
and watered Meadow land, with a Dairylimise and
Outbuildings, which may be rented with the Mansion
ii desires).
To view and for further particulars apply to
Messieurs Aunagwes and Pod. Solicitors, Do
IVOTICE IS GIVEN,—That EDWARD
IN PLATT, Esq., Revising Barrister for the
Parlbunentary Borough of Wareham, will bold his
Court for the REVISION of the ELReTORAL
I.lsT 01 VOTERS at the Tows HALL, WAREHAM,
on Itlonnsv, the 27th instant, at Mangiest Ten o'clock
a.m.
FREELAND FILLITER,
Town Clerk.
Warehmn, 4th September, 1875.

CASTLE GARDEN, WAREHAM, DORSET.
Mwith
R. H. RICHARDS has been favoured
InstructMns from the Executors of the late
.1121 Baows, Esquire, deceased, to SELL by
AUCTION, at his late residence in Wareham" on
Ws:tumour, 8111.701111tR Bth, 1875, the whole of his
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Plate, Linen, Books,
Garden Tools, Horse, Carriage and Harness, and other
NifFEcTs, catalogues of which will forthwith be
prepared, and may be had at the Rio Lios and llcts
Hums, Wareham, and of the Aucrioseta, Chilbridge
Farm, Wimborne, Dorset.
Sole to commence punctually at Twelve o'clock.
August 21st, 1875.

IMPORTANT SALE of SHORTHORN CATTLE
at MARNHULL, BLANDFORD, DORSET-
SHIRE.
MR. JOHN THORNTON will SELL by
ILL AUCTION, on FRIDAT, Serregnot 24th, 1875
(Two o'clock), at the Glebe Farm, Marnhull, between
..rminster and Gillingham Stations, about 30 Head
of very Choice Pure-bred SHORTHORN BULLS,
COWS and HEIFERS, the property of the Rev. R.
B. Kenkani, whose celebrated herd, selected ten years
ago from the stocks of L..' Th•nrhyn, Messrs. Bovrly
and Rich, hsa been further recruited by purchases
from Dunmore, Winterfold, and Audley Sped-
mens from the Manihull herd have been distincthehed
by brilliant suocess at the Royal and County Shows.
The ...Ai for kao will be found of the same prise
mtrains, In admirable condition, and several of them
very promising for exhibition another season. They
are principally young cows and heifers by or in calf to
Grand Duke of Oxford 28763, sire of that beautiful
heifer "Queen Mary.' Bates Duke 4th, of Mr.
Bowly's Gazelle tribe, is also included in the Sale,
with a few other choice young Bulls.
Catalogues with pedigrees may be had of Mr. JOHN
'"TOX, 7, Princes-atreet, Hanover Square, W.

• •
u •t0...0.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHB .4P EXCURSIONS TO LONDON.
ON MONDAY next, and every MONDAY until
further notice, an EXCURSION TRAIN for
LONDON will leave Portland,
_at 7.40; Weymouth,
8.0; Dorchester, &15; Maiden Newton, &30;
&50; Spu•kford, 9.5; Castle Carey, &20; Bruton,
9.38; Witham, 9.50; Frome, 10.5; \Westbury, 10.25;
and Trowbridge, 10.40 a.m.' Paasengers returning
from Paddington at option on the Saturday or Satur-
day week following date of departure.
For further particulars see special bills.
Paddington Terminus. J. GRIERSON, Gen. Man
o. •
• r:
w/4.47 .41."0
irms, _
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
("HEAP EXCURSIONS to LONDON for
N..J SIX or THIRTEEN Days. On every MONDAY
during Surr.nnen, a SPECIAL CHEAP EXCUR-
SION TRAIN will leave Portland, Weymouth,
Dorchester, Hamwortby, Bournemouth, &c., for
LONDON, calling at the undermentioned Stations as
follows:

Stations. Time. Pam to London is bark.
Ist Clam 3nl Claw
L .
Learc Portland •at 740 22 r 13
„ Weymouth .. 9 5 22 12
„ Dorohaster .. at 930 21 11
„ Moreton •at 9 12 20 11
Wool 952 19 11
„ Wareham .. .atlo 6 18 10
„ Ilamworthy (Old 'Poole) 10 0 118 0 10 6
„ Ilameortha, June. at 1
2:
18
32
rumni:ammZuth at
930 " 10
„. Christchurch at 940 16 8 9 9
Arr. London (Waterlooßridge) 3 30
- _
The Return Train will leave Waterloo Bridge
Station, London, on the following Saturday or Satur-
day week, at 12.10 p.m.

LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That a
VACANCY has occurred in the BOARD of
DIRECTORS of this Company, by the resignation of
Epwsitn JOHN HUTCHINS, PI, and that a SPECIAL
GENERAL MEETING of e Company will he held
at this STATION, on Tuusumar, the 14th day of
OCToBIIII, 1875, at One o'clock p.m. precisely, for the
Election of a Director in his room.
Asp NOTICE 18 RIMY TUSITHER GITIS,—That by
the terms of the Company's Acts no Proprietor will be
entitled to be a Candidate for the office of Director at
such meeting, who shall not have signified in writing,
to the Secretary, his intention to become such Candi-
date 30 days at least before the meeting.
By Order,
FREDERICK CLARKE,
Becntary.
Waterloo Bridge Station,
London, 30th August, 1875.

_
KINGSTON PARK FARM, DORCHESTER.
FRMAY, SEPTIGIIBIR 24nt, 1875.
858 HORN SHEEP, 72 DEVON BEAST, and 15
CART TrIORSES.
Air R. G. SYMONDS,Jespectfully announces
181 he is instructed by Ph. Wn1.4.01 'War, who is
quitting the Form to SELL by AUCTION.—His
much admired anA Valuable HERD of DEVON
BEAST, splendid Flock of Horn Sheep and Lambs,
I and Cart horses; which comprise—
SKIMP.
160 Full.month Horn Ewes to Down rams
164 Flit tooth ditto
126 Four-tooth ditto }To Horn rams
216 Two-tooth ditto
195 Chilver Lambs
5 Rams
2 Down Hams
858
48 Splendid Dairy Cows
9 In calf Heifers, rising three years
Id
14 Barren Heifers, rising two years old
1 Devon Bull
72
Rosso.
Powerful Cart Horses
The MT-mann with confidence recommends the
above Stock, the whole being of the beat character to
be obtained for money, and cannot be surpassed; and
he trusts such an important announcement as the
above will be productive of an early assembly of
gentlemen in search of Stock of the highest standing.
Kingston Park Farm is one mile from Dorchester.
Ref reshmenta will be provided punctually at Twelve
o'clock, and the Sale commence at One.
Sydliug, 14th August, 1875.

POUNDBURY FARM, FORDINGTON.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That all
Persona are FORBIDDEN either to SHOOT,
COURSE, or TRESPASS in any way on the above
Farm.
J. end A. LEGG.
Dated September let, 1875.
DORCHESTER, WEYMOUTH, AND CERNE
DISTRICT ASSOCIATION FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE LABOURING CLASSES.
THE TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL
MEETING of the Society will be held at the
Tows HALL, DORCHVITER, on TUODAY, SISPTICIIIIIII
7th, 1875,, when the DISTRIBUTION of PRIZES
and EXHIBITION of VEGETABLES, he., Ike.,
will take
_Own.
The Vegetables, Itc., to be exhibited malt be
delivered at the Town Hall before Nina o'clock in the
?domains.
The Doors will be opened for tie admission of the
Public from One o'clock till Four, when a Collection
will be made for the benefit of the Society.

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.
A BAZAAR in aid of the FUNDS for
RE.I3UILDING the above CHURCH will
he held in DORCIIESTIS in or about the month of
skrrlllßga nest.
The Rector and Churchwardens will be grateful to
any Ladies of the Town and Neighbourhood- who will
kindly amid them with any Contributions of Work.

JAMES F. HANNAH,
Upholsterer, Cabiltetooker, Paperhanger, Howie Agent
Appraiarr, Undertaker, &c..
DORCHESTER.
PAPER-HANGINGS.
10,000 PIECES IN STOOK,
Prom :kl. to 10s. &L per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. AND
DECORATING.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
A great variety.
THE NEW LACE VALANCES,
YOB POLICII AND COILI(IcEs.
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT. &c.
NYTI,TON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of Patterns now on view.
FURNITURE.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the MANSION and COTTAGL
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, plain ditto,
painted and decorated.
DINING -ROOM SUITS.
Mahog_any, Oak, and Walnut
SIDEBOARDS and CHIFFONIERS.
DRAWING-ROOM
In Croton*, Rem, &c.
Goods supplied at any Catalogue Price.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
Of every sort, size, and quality, and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
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REDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
Large Stores of Second-kond Fursitorc.
Goods Removed and Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE
IFunerals Furnished and Conducted.
Agent for the London and Lancashire hire and Life
Insurance Companies.

MONS. LEYS, Dental Surgeon and Mann
facturer of Artificial Teeth.
To be consulted at home, No. 5, St. Thomas-street,
Weymouth, every day, Thursday and Saturday after.
!mons excepted.
On Thursdays he may be consulted at Mr.
WtisarLyes, liootmalter, Hitstreet, Poole, from
2to 4 p.m. On Saturdays, at . r. Woourros's, Con-
fectioner, Cornhill, Dorchester, from 2 to 4 p.m.

PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.
A SAFE, SPEEDY, AND CERTAIN
REMEDY FOR
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE:I
PRZPARED BY
THOMAS 0. SANDELL,
AGRICULTURAL CHEMIST, YEOVIL.
In Packets is. each, or 10s. per dozen. Each
Packet is sufficient for one cow, four sheep, or six
pigs.
This Medicine will be found to thoroughly
answer at any stage of the disease and if given to
Cows before they are taken ill, will prevent the
complaint spreading.
The following testimonial is one out of many
received :
" Yetminster, Sept. 90, 1872.
" Dana Slll,—l cannot speak too highly of the good
effect your Drenches had on soy beasts. I had two
taken with the disease, and being recommended to
drench them with your preparation, I did so, the result
of which was the two that were affected recovered
immediately, and none of the others took it. I think
such an invaluable remedy and preventative only need
to be more known to be thoroughly appreciated. You
are at liberty to make full use of this.
" lain, Sir, yours sincerely.
" Turnitiles.
"To Mr. T. 0. SandelL"
nese Drenches may be given on the mils, and
besides preventing disease, will promote condition
and general health.
In quantities of One Dozen and upwards
Carriage Free to any address.

Hawkins. Dr. ••! 50
Henning, Colonel
All . • 50
Wheeler, Earl of 50
Pearce, Mr. ... 30
Buller, Lady IL— 96
Rivers. Lord
Sturt, Colonel ~. 25
Middleton, Sir. 11.
Burnett, Mr. E.... 25
Hodges, Mr. J. K.
Jun. .. 25
Pope, Mr. Edwin
Spicer. Mr. ... 20
Dr.Drew,proceeds
of Lecture ... 21
Boucher, Rey. H. 21
Fbjer, Mr. J.,
Pattison, Mrs. ... 21
Hawkins,
_Mrs. ... 20
Coombs. Miss • "
Davis, Milli 90
Kindersley, Mr.
E L. 20
Page, Miss 90
Thornton. Mr. It. 90
Aldridge, Dr. ... 20
Bishop of Salis-
bury ... 20
Anonymous, J. 15
Lambert Mr. W. 10 1
Lock, Mr. A. H. 10 1 :
Hodges, Mr. J. F. 10
\Yellin, Mr. J. ... 10
Gene,Mrs. ... 10
Parsons, Mr. C.... 10
Stone. Mrs. _lO
Tudor, Mr. John 10
BankealtevEldon 10
Lyon, Major 10
Kir.dersleY, Sir IL
Sanderson, Mrs... 10
Green, Mrs. ... 10
Baker.ltev.Talbot 10
Wood, Dirs. and
Miss ... 10
Msber. Mr. G. ... 10
Pope, Mr. A. ... 10
Mayo, Mr. H. ... 10
I Bond, Rev. N. ... 10
Sir E. B. Baker.
Bart. ... 10
Green, Mrs., pro-
reeds of needle-
work ... 8 0
Hall, Mr. H. 5 0
Davis, Mr. John 5 0
Bond, Mr. N. ... 5 0
Grove, Mr. ... 5 0
Lock, Sir. F. .. 5 0
Collected by Mr.
Milos ... 5 6
Permiter, Mrs. ... 5 0
Hazel, Mr. ... 5 0
Anonymous ... 5 0
Wilkinson,Lieut-
Col. ... ... 5 0
Hawkins, Mr. G. 5 0
Ling. Mr. H. ~ 6 0
Ferrer, Mr. OW. 5 0
Glyn. Hey. C. ... 5 0
Hodges, Rev. Dr. 5 0
ROBERT HILL,
COAL MERCIIANT, DORCIIESTER.
STORKS AT TEN GMAT WILBURN AND SOUTH-WI:STERN
RAILWAY STATIONS.
AU Orders received at SC, South-send, or at the Office
G. W. R. Station, will how prompt attention.
The following descriptions .7—f Co.li always in Stock :
BEST WALLSEND.
„ CI.AY CROSS.
„ RADSTOCK.
„ SMITHS.
STONE COALS.
RUBBLE CULM.
BEST DU LIA, or
FOREST IIF DEAN.
RILESTOMFi.
BHIGHTS.
COKE.
Coals rldiscrol in the countryon romonabie tering, and in
Dorchester and Fordingfon free.
BY TRUCK LOADS AT REWORD ?BIM.
AGENT PoR
THE WILTSHIRE SACK HIRING COMPANY

MIL WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYCE,
ENGINEER awl ARCHITECT.
SALISBURY HOUSE. FORDINGTON ; and
Orricim { 21, SOUTH-MIRY. DORCHISTIR.

TEA! TEA I I TEA !I I ,
mini CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Rich, ripe, and fragrant.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Unequalled at 2a. per lb.
- -- - -
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Fur quality and fine flavour.
---- - - - -
TH E CUSTOM HOUSE LEA
fulliavoured first-growth Kamm
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
The cheapest and beet in England.

TIIE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
In secured packets, from Local Agents.
TH E CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
This Tea havingyassed Her Majesty's Customs as
" High-class Tea, possesses every characteristic of
First-growth Kaisow, and being secured in Packets,
retains all the fragrant and pungent
_properties of the
, newly.picked leaves. The Custom House Tea draws
a deep red liquor, is full flavoured, rich and brisk to
the palate, is lasting in strength, and its economy in
use renders it alone desirable. The Custom House
Tea is supplied in Packets (of one uniform quality and
excellen(*)—
Containing 1 lb. net, 24 &I each
~lb. „ Is 34 „
„ 1 lb• „ 7i3 „
. -Os. „
To test the quality, consumers shoal purchase one
of the smaller Packets, and compare it with the
iality they may be using. To be procured frfrom(g
,entn in moat owns and Villages, and Wholesale
on y from CAVE & SONS, Importers, Richmond,
London, S.W., to whom all applications for vacant
Agencies should be addressed.
LIST OF AGENTS :
Askerswell, Y. Whlte Parkstone, T. Horn, Poulton
Braport, 11. J. Pitcher Place
Berg ,R. House Piddletown, C. Gray
Chkkatt7J. A. Manning Poole, J. Larrenee, 110, High-
Cnuiborne, F. Point' street and Old Orebard-st.
Dorclwater, 11, Paul, 10, High litabridge,
Eagtaereet, and J. Baring- , SpettisburLiliiCea
too, 11, Cornhill , Silton, D
East Stour, O. Hendon! I Stolairough, . perry
Easton, Portland, S. Comben 1 Stratton, W. gholl,h.rd
Frampton, 11. Putman . Shipton George. C. Beranek!
Fordlia %
ton Green, S. aim Thomford, Ir. 'layer
Goilmanstunc, J. Foot Tarrant Monkton, A. Ookling
Gillingham, W. Butt We) inouth, Hiller and Oth
Kites'", C. Saunders West Stafford, J. Moldring
Langtni,nnear Wareham, J. Wint Stour, J. Frampto
1.. n
Holland Wimhorne, II Coombs, Wea-
.noon, mad' Se anage, J. street, and E. Brewer, High.
Bridle street
Lyme Keels, 0. Snell Whiterborne Abbas, W. 11.
Hilton, J. Itutla Allen
Hue:Word, Mrs. Hawker Wyke It whi, C. Bagaigh
Ilotamilw..l. Parsons Weal Orthard, T. Tann
Mamhull, S White Yetminster, T. Hayward
Powershat, T. Oslo

lAPT. WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLES,
/ an exquisite compound of sweets and sours.
IUI-17C-7—rMAL VINEGAR of uniform strength
anti flavour, in Imperial pint and quart
- -- -

JE-----LLIES and MAMA-
') LADE made from freeORANGE Fruit and with refined
Sugar only.
CIALVEff:FEET JELLY in bottles, Orange,
Lemon, Madeira, and Vanilla flavours.

AVM:MING ESSENCES, distilled frona
tb• FrAdi 'Fruits aod Spiess,
_Orar fiet ismulon.
Vanilla, Almond, Ginger, Mace, &C., Etc.
CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufactures &reaps bear their
name and address on the labels, and may be
obtained of Grocers, Chemists, and Italian
Warehounman throughout the World.

SCREW AND HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS
HORSE GEA BS, 6:c.
E. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.
MID AND PORTABLI
STEAM ENGINES, THRASHING MACHINES
BOILERS, Re.
CHAP, CUTTERS, ROOT PULPERS, CORN
HILLS, PLOUGHS, dx.
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PLANS AND ESTIMATES
MINIM= FOR IMUIT DEOCRIMION Or
MILL WORK, WATER WHEELS,
SHAFTING, GEARING, OAbTINGS, &a.
Illustrated Catalogues post free on app/cation.
Mr. R. L. Turrin attends Markets.

QPECIAL NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL
lOLABOURERS AND FEMALE DOMF-STIC
SERVANTS.
FREE PASSAGES
TO
QITEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA,
Are granted to Agricultural Labourers and Female
Domestic Servants.
No undertaking for repayment of oast of passage
rest%isted Passages granted to Mechanics and other
elirble persons.
There is a great demand for labour in the Colony at
good wages,
A Srageun-Superintendent, and Permanent Matron
accompany each
Each family has • separate sleeping compartment.
iOn arriving n the C,olony passengers are received
Into the Government Home.
ISO Land Order Warrants per Adult issued to persona
peg? their own full ;Assam.
Appointed at for Bridpnrt, Mrs. HANNAH
riti NCI ; Shaftes ury, Mr. JOHN BENNATT Blandford,
Mr. HIRST MAYOR.
Queensland Government Office,
32. Charing Cross, London.
_
FREE EMIGRATION TO NEW
ZEALAND.
TREE PASSAGES
ARZ GRANTED Br THZ
GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND
as under :
To Married and Single Aricultu.sl Labourers,
Navvies, Ploughmen, Shepherd.* Mechanics, Ac,;
also to
SINGLE FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS.
As Cooks, Housemaids, Nurses, Ge•eral Servants
Dar maids, &c.
For terms and conditions apply personal_ ly , or by
letter, to the Agent-General for New Zealand, 7,
Westminster Chambers, London, S.W.
The NEW OFFICIAL HANDBOOK OF NEW
ZEALAND is now ready and mar be obtained on
application to Meters. STRZET, 30, Gonad% 8.C., and
5, Serb-street, W.C., London. Price Is. 6d., post
free, la lid.
AGENT—Mr. CHARLES BRYER, North Square,
_
. WHITE STAR LINE
'llfgatirr To,-*. V V UNITED STATES MAIL
- STRAMERS.—LIVERPOOL to NEW
YORK every THURSDAY. QUEENS-
TOWN every FRIDAY; forwarding Passengen to all parts
-A the United States and Canada.
The well-known feet Mall Steamers of (hi. line sail aa mule :
CELTIC . THURSDAY, 9th Sept
ADRIATIC THURSDAY, Dith Sept
BALTIC THUMDAY, 23rd Sept.
BRITANNIC THURSDAY, 3dth Sept.
GERMANIC Turnsoav, 713 i October.
Each 6,000 10011 burden and 3,000 horsepower. Averse.
Passage SI day. in Summer, Si days in Winter.
Theme new and splendid Yew& relive the pawage to tbe
shortest possible Mine, and afford to Pl...engem the highest
Irene of comfort hitherto attainable at sea
The Steerage ansonmodation is nf the very highest character,
the rooms are unusually spacious, well lighted, ventilated, and
warmed, and potecncera of this clan will find their comfort
carefully rd
Unlimited supply of Cooked Provision..
Medical comforts freed chance.
Stemmtlosam In Steerage to attend the Woman and Children.
Steerage Fare to New York, Boalon, or Philadelphia. at
reductsi rates.
Fomenter. booked through to all parts of States. Canada,
ails. Sc.. at special rates.
Draft. Jetted est Now York free of Change
For full particulars applA to any of the White Star Airmis
to J AMES ROM sod Co. ueeirtown: or to !SHAY, DOCK,
se CO., $4, Leadenhs tistreet. KC.
- - -
MatN ATION A 14ONNE TO NEW
LARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT.
Nano' —Thb Company takes the Risk of Insurance (up to
m00e00) • u each of it. Tamale. thus giving Passenger. (ho
bed powdble guarantee for safety and avoidance of danger at
The nowt southerly route his always been adopted by this
Company to avoid lee and Headlands
From LivERPOOL to NY.w Yong( evory WEDNESDAY.
FROM LIVIRPOOL TO New Yoga( as f ollowst—
SPAIN ..... ........ KM Sept
ERIN_ .-„,. ...... ....... 15th Sept
ENGLAND WKDSZSDAY, 92n4 Sept.
From LONDON to New York fortnightly.
byftaLlmn.Passt....age by UurePolff.
FRANCE . . ...... ...............Weosesnar, 15th Sept.
DENMARK.: WIDNInn", 22nd Sept.
Guineas The comfort of SvgagAine PAssagmaa rpeetailveon-
andStrs Ontlrneaslt ;11teto"ndruiTTleCiketr, 24
eidered, the accommodation being unsurpasted for sewn, light,
and ventilation. Steerage Fare ZS. Including an abundance
of Fresh Provieona Parengers forwarded from New York to
Roston and Philadelphia without extra charge. Cheap Through
Bookings to all the principal Towns In Canada and the United
States.
For Towage apply to TOE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
ad
33, Water-street, Liverpool ; Burrs,
Sumo*, sod Co., Agents, 3s, Orscechurche. met, London ; or
to Mama If. Rue. Auction Mart, Bridport ; Cooties F.
MVII7OIIII, South-etreet, Creskeme ; LIMO NAIR, Mama,
Soeueset ; Of to A. B. VICARf, Weft itrOad. POOile
Passenger. are advised to secure their from the
Local Agents Wore leaving home.

RAILWAY ACCIDF.NT Mutual Anntraneeoompany(Llisitml)
Sir Jobn Hurray, Dart , Chairman
21000 if Killed, 'frith liberal allonancis if injure], fora
SINGLE PAYEE ‘T or CA COVERING THE
WHOLE LIFE, Smaller amounte in proportion, 42, Poultry
London. W Bun, F 8 8 , Manager. Agent., Hymn G. F.
Often, Longlieet, Poole; T. Maiilment, fitelbridge.

GREAr
BARGAINS.
(ADDS AND ENDS In Bundka, Dress Matcrisls good lengths
V and good qualities. In various Fabrics all perfect, 50 ysnls
lon 154 6d. 19s Od, 351 61, 13s 13d, and 60. each, wl5 for
Remittance. BAKER AND CRISP, 19n, Reirentatreet,
London, W.

'TO FARMERS, MANUFACTURERS, At.
pm: UNIVERSAL DI*INTEGRATOR will grind, disintegrate
or pulverise with great rapidity almost anything that is fed
Into it to any degree of Oneness Testimonial' and full parti-
culars of Edward Wilson, Engineer, Exeter.
T ANTON AND COM PA NY'S
CIDABRAISD
RASPBERRY SCOTCH a RUTTER SCOTCH.
Sold Everywhere
STEAM CONFECTIONERY WORKS, BRISTOL.
Under the Immediate Patronage of
Ills Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge Dr Mitchell's
V OVAL CAMBRIDGE Bsecs AND Currants are pure
fl uetooked Vajetable Indian Condiments, a great relish,
and Weide barge Digestive properties. Strongly recommended
by eminent l'hyeicians us Stomachic and Appetizer.— ride
reports. Ask your Grocer or Chemist to procure them
Wholesale agents. John McCall and Co, Houndeditsit, London.
VURNITURR and CARPETS 600 pinces BrusseM,2s lid and
r 3.4 W. £30,000 of Furniture. Iled,Osolls and Bedding at
very reduCed prices. An inspection is asked, especially by
members of the Civil Sorties atul (9popemtive Societies. All
Goods warranted, packed and delivered free.—Wni. WAINIC,
Wholesale. F.xport and General Fumishlie. Warehouses,
191 to 1311, Newington Butts, London; New IllUstrated Priced
List Gratis.
Tho source of many twriters we has been discovered..
M ACNIVEN and CAMERON'S PENS!!!
They come as a boon and a blessing to Men.
The Pickwick, the Owl, and the Waverley Pen."
"The ml cry of a biul Pcn is now a voluntary toftictkm."
1,200 Newspapers reoimmen them. Hoe Graphio,l4 Feb, DIA.
Soki by every respectable Stationer. Poet. Is Id.
Patentees, liacniven and Camer,n, 23 to 33, Blalr-street,
Edinburgh.
Agents—Millington and Hutton, 33, Budge-row, London:
(1 ALVANISM. The miniature battery, a speciality for self
Ur cure in all forms of disease and in acute pains. Paril-
solar* of treatment. Ac, free. A Galvanic band, poet free. 5s
" Surgeon Galvanist, Ili, Argyll-st, Regent-at. W.

DR. RATCHELOUICS SERVO-ARTERIAL ESSENCE,
Invaluable for Nervousness, Low Spirits, and Palpitation
of the Heart. conlinned by long experience in private practice.
DepOt, 12, Finsbury Place South. Betties, 2s 9.1, 4.9.1, lls,
and 351. AGENTS WANTED.
YSTA XSTI MU 0 rapidly promotes the growth of
ITL WHISKERS, MOUSTACHES and EYEBROWS; also
the hair on told heads, by an ot;easional application. In
Bottles Is 6.1, on receipt of Post °Mee Order.—CNWlN and
ALBERT. Perfumers to the Royal Family, 17, Regentetreet,
and, 6, Beigrave Mansions, 'lnitial, London.
- -
110VAITTEI SILVER STEEL PENS (Refistered) for Dec
J]liL writing and durability, 51 per ernes hox. lIARTE and
Cu, Lytham, Lancashire. AGETMS WANTED.
WANT of the AGE.-- Cook a 7.1 h. Joint to perfection for one
TV farthing. ROASTERTI, 15. al, 175 ul, 27a: RANGES.
451,75., IVis ; KITCHENER to boa/ and rime tis al, laical, on
ameII.—ECONOMIC GAS RANGE and ROAsTER IMPAN
l. Abingdonatreet, Westminster. Trial allowed.
cre.canliMr:LhallT,AnceNTasTtntkl,N7Y.ESTOSt.
George's
Crescent
1 Liverpool (5. 1819), 'end fmo by I.sti C F 21110103
explanatory of eminently wife and sdiantagoius Osithiental
Government and Munieibei Debentures, width in addition to
hearing interest, aut periodically drawn with bonuses up to
/23,000.
TWIN MITCHELL, STEEL PEN MAKER to the QUEEN.
d Established 1822. London Do:put—US, Chtepside, LC.
Works- Newhall Street, Ilinningliam.
QTEILL PENS Wl...owned quality, Sample Box 7 -Meanie.
GsosoaW. Ilvoum, 56, St. PauEs.squaro. Birmingham.
WATCHES direct from the MAMEACTOST. Any descriptimi
TA& to I mler at Wholotale Prices. "Tile °mem,
Tnizassree 55. g. 104 highly recommended. Price List by
Post. H... NORRIS, Manufacturer, Coventry.
DRANIC AND COW FAMILY MANGLE, Keller 20 inch 625,
24 inch 635, 3 Roller g 4
CATALOGUES FREE.
46, KING WILLIAM ST., LONDON BRIDGE Established
1700.

nLARET at HOTELS.— Ask for the RED MIIITZ and BLUE
labelled CLARETS. Bottled specially by Messrs. NATIIANISL
Joll=loll SIMI SONS of novelises, for the use of First-clam
Hotels, Restaurants, he. Each lAbel bearl a faewiusile of
Masora Johnstone% Bigerture and the Price per Bottle.
frRUEIFITIII, 1, New Bond St., London, W. Hair Department.
I—A large sollection of Chignons, Platte, Covered Stems
end Plain TWiNtS of Ilair in ell Colours. Prim fixed to
each article. Customers having Co-operative Tickets the usual
Discount Addrvse WALVIS TRCILYITT, 1. New Boni-street, W.
French Fashion Plate.s for the Hair and Costume 2i. Sd. each.
TO DECORATORS AND PAINTER&
MBE TINFOIL DECORATIVE PAINTING COMPANY
tLimited), can supply any amount of their DIOCORATIVI
Ttouit on the Shortest notice, consisting of PERFECT
REPRODUCTIONS of all kinds of WOODS, MARBLIN, and
TILES.
By this process Painters can execute their work marvellously
quick, cheaper and more durable than head Painting, and
without soy incinvenience to their eniployMel
For particulars apply st the Company's °lke-
-27, Lestocut 0.1. STINK?. LOll.lOO,
Or to 11. A. MODALS, Weymouth.
George C. Fawcett, Secretary.
Special Decorations for Churehm: Chapels, he.
Is no remedy eo effectual as THE
DFCOR AVID TINFoII, for rislining ell damp, it is in
Ism the oN LT MATERIAL which can be imeil for that purpose;
and at the =MC ODIC retail' the beauty of the decorsUon.
57, LooDUIIALL STRUT. LONDON.
DR. 11 ASSALLII FOOD for . INFANTS, CIIILDREN and
l'ivALl us The boot soil most nourishing of on
Infante and Invalids' Fe, la. which have hitherto licen brought
before the public ; it contains every reviuislte for the full and
healthy sulipirt, and development of the body, and Ix to It COS-
sidersblo extent self.dCzestiie. Iteconunctided by the Medical
Press and Faculty. Sold by Drugzista, llflrCers. Oilmen, Sc.,
Tins, lid to. 2s. Is nil, do, 155, sod las each. A Treatise by Dr
Arthur Hill hlsiissib, M.D., on the Alimentation of Infants,
Children and Invalids, can be had post free on application,
from the Manufacturers, GOODALL, BACKUOUSE, and Co.,
11 LEEDS
J c
OHN IYARCY and 80LItrieziers PORTER and STOUT,
fl•nrlreet. Brewery in Ireland but one).
Purchaang Agents required in all towns in which there are none.
TOUR HEATH'S PENS, at ail Stationers. /Waldo Bog for
7 Stamps. 70, George-street, Birmingham.
M. ILNEWS—SAFES—, Best and Cheapest SAFEGUARD
against FIRE and THIEVE&
Pbcenlx Safe Works, Liverpool.

BEST SCRAP AXLES
FITTED WITH
MUMS' IMPROVED WHEEL BOXES,
Supplied through fro.. utongrrs or direct from the Mulzr
E. B. HINDLEY,
HOUSTON, DORSET.
NEW AMERICAN
SEWING MACHINE,
maptua to either 'Rind or Treadle.
Manufactory: PHILADELPHIA, P.A.. U.S.
87, Queen Victoria Street, London, 8.0.
FAMILY USE, TAILORS, SHIRT MAKERS. AND
MANUFACTURERS. etc.
This Mac Mn. hi Self-Threwline, both In Arm and
Shuttle, being the only one of th 6 kiwi In the world.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO AGENTS.

IRONMONGER LANE, LONIMN.
(Dm OLD HOUSG)
JOHNSTON'S
CORN FLOUR
IS THE BEST.
TO 011TAIN THE ItEST
ASK FOR JOHNSTON'S CORN moult,
It is rich in flash-forming awl liest-giricir PmWilla;
and when hone.' with milk dr,,,,N complete and pee.
feet nouriAnnent for children and persons of weak
digeeti.•e. It Is delicious for Pulling'.. Custard,,
Blancmange. Ac.

" Full THE 111,001) 18 THE LIFE.;
See lieut. di. al, V. 23.
OLARICEIS
WORLD•YALED
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade Mark—" Blood Xlztnre.")
THE GREAT LLOOD PrRITIER AND RESIOIICIt.
FOR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
impurities cannot be too highly recommended.
For Scndula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, am' s'onrs of
all kiti4l,4 it is a never-failing and Permanent cure. It
t'ures Old Sores.
t!nres Ulcerated Sores n Nock.
Cures I'leenited Sore begs.
Corea Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
Cure, Cancerous Ulcer..
Cure.; Blood and Skin lliseasea.
Cures Glandular Swellings.
newt the Diem (non all Impure matter.
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurion+ to the most
delicate constitution of either .ex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferer' to give it a trial to test Be Table.
Thamaads of rtall/1011illit front nil parts.
Sold in Bottles 2s. ill each, and in Cases, containing
six times the munitity, each - sufficient to effevt a
permanent cure in the great majority of long.standing
cases--BY Al.l, (111.:NtISTS AND PATENT
lIEDICINE VENN/118 throughout the United
King.l and the worl.l, or sent to any address on
receipt of 30 or 132 RiAMI
r. J. CLARKE. Chemist, Binh-arra, Lincoln.
Miliohsede, all patent medicine houses.
D,,r(Aater---Sold by A. J. Evans, Flow, sap
Donlon.
BEWARE Or WORTIII.Eaa IMITATIONS.

NEItVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEIIILITY.
ltesultlinr front errors or any other came, not
trexteil by quarks with mineral poisons and coloured wster.
hitt effectuslly curial by a morel .Al highly successful mode of
treatment, .hatorcre.l by the advertiser who after many years
of extreme fltlffering was to:mob:tidy testorol to suet health.
prompted by feelings of humanity. he thus makes known
means by which es ore sufferer is enabled to cure himself per.
factli AXD AT the least possible cost, without ho, nqf recourse
to a verthaiig empirl,s Or their sauntettiostruma
Hs wig he happy to forward the la/Oculars to any sufferer
n. receipt of stamped and directed CnVelope. —Address II
J T. Bswata., T. Iluarrave Crescent. rulimm. London

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-‘SEMORIAL c4gpq.—
ITJL The friendn of deceaned pernons KO invited tn
inspect • variety of 5117, Sit /MAI. CARDS, emboesed,
cameo, or plain, at the office of thin paper, 8, High
West-greet, Dorchenter ; at 4, Queen-street, ltridport ;
or at 7, Ilona-street, Wry th.
26 Embossed Cards, with mime, dates, ages, and
verse of poetry, or text of Scripture, nupplied for 3s.

YOZTHOOXING BALES BY AUCTION.
Wsumuumr, SEPTED SIER S.
!sorebeater market—Sale by Mr. T. S. Morgan.
Furniture. plate. linen, Issoks, and effects at Warehara,
by Mr. U. Richards.
THURSDAY, SKIKEDIORR 9.
Herd of Hereford Dairy Cons and flatters, Cart Herres,
Dairy Utensils, de.. at Gray's Farm, Stalbridp, by Mr.
G. Symonds.
FRIDAY, SEPTRIIIIRR 10.
Ilanimhire Doan Weeding Flock, Cart Ilorses, sod
ether Live Stook, and the Vann Implements at WYIYes
Wilts, by Ilessrs. Water, S. ii, and Rawlance.
SATURDAY, SLITEMDER 11.
Dorchester niarket,-Swie lir Mr ti. Symonds.
WEDNLSDAT. Sarrcnistis 11
Dorchester warkct. —Sale by Mr. T. S. Morgan.
FRIDAY, SEMI:I4I4ER 17.
Freehold House awl Oibees and other property at Dori
cheater, by Mr. T. Ensor.
1-I.sh of It .riot horn Sheep at Littlewood. Frainpton.
by Mr. G. Symonds.
SATURDAY, SEVTIAIIIR 18.
Mr. Ensues Repository sale at Dor:hi:Ater.
MusD iv, Sam:limn 91
llonselmbl Goodslawl Foirstitoirc, lineations/3 Plaid,
Paltry, lbws., and 4 'arriages, Ike., atWrackleford
Durclawster, by Mr. T. Etisor.
WEDSEsDAY. SEl•TEMity.rt
477 Down Rives and Iwoolis fowl Dore Iliatcra, Lopte
uninta, as., at iiisltunnstona, by Mr. 1:. Synsuid,
Chore Herd of Dairy Cows and Heifers, valuable tennis
of young Cart Diane, and superior 1.4111/1 Implements,
at Marton Farm, Ilishopatuku, %gators,
anal Itawlelice.
THURSDAY. StllEllllElg :!.1,
Flock of Horn Sheep and Lambs, Cart Dome.. Imple-
incubi, de., at Chartnom Farm, Stoke Abbot, by Messrs.
Symonds and Eaton
FIUDAY, liKITICIIIO.II 21.
Flock of II .ris Sheep awl 1.41.1..., nerd of I hivoin 11:ais
(tart llorows, Inopicionait, loc Kiwiston Park Fare.,
Dorchester, lay Nit.. Synion.bi.
:0i pure lore I Shorthorn I:II,, Cows, awl Wirer., tlw
ionooperty of the Rev. IL IL K.:1444.D.1. lay Mr. J. Thornton.
DIDSDAT, NR1114.41114144 27.
5141Choicou Mont Hate,. and Cloilter Hogs, Cart llorsas
Implements, ere.. nt Slintsi's Form, Symondsbury, by
Messrs. Syniowls and Eaton.
WSLISID.DAT, SEPTEMDER
Valuable I I atop:dare how it Branding Flock, Cart
llorses, other I.ive Stork, auJ Fare. I inideiumstv, at Great
Alliugtosi Farm, loy 111..nirs. Waters, Son and
Itawleuce.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 311
! Live and Dead Farming, Stock, de., at (late Finn, near
Ureaniore, by Messrs. Waters, Sou and Rawleuee.
herd of 36 Dairy Caws and Dairy Utenails, kc., at
; Wrarkleford, near 14oreliester, lay Mr. T. KIIIK/T.

BIRTHS.- -
August IS, at Winfrith, the wife of Mr. !hairy Cut, of a
daughter.
August 23, at Wool, the site of Mr. Jusmili Lemon, cis
son.
August 32,4 Milton Abbas, the wife id Mr. J. Churchill, o!
a daughter.
Auguat 26, at Core Phs.r, Weyinuuth, the wife of Serge.. '
Grirnwood, lA. el a eon.
August 26, at Preston, the wife of Mr. Clarks. Safeway., of a
DOS..
Auguat 21. at Tiiiiity.strect, Dorchester, the site of Mr. E.
Slade, of a daughter.
Awed 91, at Plymouth, the silo of the Rev. C. ChaMisna.
Swanage, of a daughter.
September I, OS 1.:111"1"11, 1....1111111611,
• the wife of Mr. Sidney Freeland Fillitcr, of Bourtesi and
Wareham Dureetshire. of • daughter.
Septem,ber 3. at bumbled...ore Farin, Ilisloustoke, Rants,
the wife of Mr U Taylor, yeoman, late 01 Forditairtini, of •
daughter.
September 3, at lloispetrest, Weymouth, the wife at Mr Alfrel
Smith, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
July 13, at Kimberley, Griqualand West, South Arne+,
Henry Basil Roper, J P., ablest son of the Mew. T. H. Soler,
of Puddlehinton Rectory, Dorset, to Emilie Bowie, yid'
of Mr. Charles Orme Webster, M.D., late of Ilaslewued, Derby.
shire.
August 26, at St Peter's Church, Parkstone, by the Rev. E.
E. Dugmore, vicar. Eli. fourth son of Mr. W Vivian, of Little
Down, Holdenhurst, to Julia 111S3 Brown, of Parkaton°.
youngest daughter of Mr. William Broil., of Sturtniorter
Marshall.
August at, at St Janiea's Church, Poole, by the Iter 3.
Iluaiscy, Mr. O. It Shmillay, f 1111/011F.16, SIISIcX, toSitrXhr
youngest daughter of Mr. S. 4hC1.1.111. if 1.0"10.
August 30, at the parish church. Steepleton, by the Rev J,
Penny, Mr A. Nlrtta,i. engiocer of the P. mei O. stearealaP
Nluaan 10 Mew Louie.. Wareham, of lwerne Minster.
August 31, at the lavish church, Marshfield, Moinuouthdh.N.
by the Itev. William Evans, chaplain to the Dorset Coo"/
Asylum, and brother ..f the bri c Itces J. Morgan, Eut,
Bill, St. Wooloa, 111.0 ttttt iuthshire. ter Lizzie, second daga,"'"'
Rev. Samuel Eviens, rear of Mar alteeld.
August 31, at the parish church, Wiuturbuunie Whitechune.
by the Rev. li. Wynne, Mr. John Ilia% son .4 Mr ilia*
of Affpuddle. to Ries Mary At,,, Foster, daughter of Mr* ra..•
Foster, of Winterlsoinic Whitechurth.
In August, at T,routo, Canada, by the Very Rev. Po",
Graseett, Henry thick, to Miss Alice Sims, both late
. Weymouth.