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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

IierEVANS (sooooloor to Mc Froudl
Comet Dorshastor.

HORNINAN'S PURE TEA is EIGHT-PENCE pet
lb. CHEAPER, as the DUTY REDUCED.
GENUINE PACKETS-2 on. to lib ars signed

Ansawire:LONDON,
riIDrONSLIMPORTIOtsOP TUB PIMP. TPA
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY for BAD TEL
—A keeled package, containing 5 lbs. of the most de.
het.. BLACK TEA the world prodoces (awl which will
Pkrwl tmtrYbely wot earriepe free to am ralletay elation or
market town l Itualentl, oft receipt of posteallee order or
apes for B. by PHILLIPS and Co., tee ateroirauts, 6, Elap
Waaweareet, City, London, E C.
STRONG BLACK TEAS, Is ad, As, Is ad. As to dr Id.
Rees Choice GONN/DO Coffers. Is 44, le 64, Is INL
• MCI COW= roar RAN. MUSS AT OASIS? FINCOS.
PHILLIPS A CO. mewl Taw, Ceases. awl SINNTs•
CASSIAS, PSIS TO ANT RAILWAY STATION OS YAWN
TOWN IN IFJIJLAID, If to the vane of 40s or upwartb.
HiLLIPB & 00. have no Agents, sad no oon.
neetton wit& any House in Worcester or Bersnaes,
BAKER AND BAKER'S

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WHOLESOME, DELICIOUS, TRUE UN-
COLOURED TEA.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

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TOWN HALL, DORCHESTER.

AIR. J. ROBINSON has the honour to
mammal that

HER MAJESTY'S BAND

Or THE
GRENADIER GUARDS
Uoder Ure direction of Ur. D. GODFREY,

WILL GIVE

TWO GRAND CONCERTS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

JERSEY.

MURDEROUS OUTRAGI ON A WOSIAN.—Two men
—James Le Brun, • beerlouse•keeper, and Ralph
Tell, .errant of an officer in the 69th Regiment,
stationed here—are in custody on • charge of nom-
witting a most brutal outrage on the person of Mrs.
Hubert, wife of Mr. Philip Hubert a shiVicaPtain,
and thereby causing her death. From the evidence
given at the coroner's inquest held on Wednesday, it
appeared that the deceased woman, who was unfor-
tunately addicted to drinking during the Avian of
her husband, was on Friday evening at Gr6v•-de-
Lecq (on the north gide of the bland), in • slightly
intoxicated state, when she was even sad followed by
the two prisoner., who dragged her tato a copes,
where they violated her. Two little girls, who mw
the prisoners dragging the deceased towards the popes
informed their mother,who Mutated to the spot, se4
saw the prisoner Tull struggling with the deceased
and Le Bran standing a short distance at Stitt
asked the latter, whom she knew, why he suffered
the deceased to be ill-treated, when he replied,
"That's her business; lot her get out of the
pickle as she beet mu." She ran oft for assistaace„
and • Mrs. Ranee, a neighbour. and her eon,
young man, retuned with her. As they a
the planets threatened to kill them if they
near. This le frightened them that they dared ma
I render the deemed any sesistscos. As soon as this
prisoners lied left, the desseesd, misted by the
witnesses of the outrage, walked home, and after
lingering till Saturday night died. The inquiry has
been adionrued. The dammed was 36 years of age.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

POOLE.

Pirry Sussioss, Monday.—Before the Mayor and
E. Lacy, Eq.—Sarah Whitmarah, an unfortunate,
wee charged with being drunk and disorderly at 2
o'clock on last Sunday morning. The charge was
proved by P.S. Hunt and P.C. Strudwicke, who
found the defendant on the quay making nee of most
disgusting language, She was oommitted to Poole
gaol for seven days, with hard labour. -itICSDAII.
—Before the Mayor, and E. Lacy, Esq.—Elisabeth
Fisher, who was remanded on the challis of attempt-
ing to oommit snioide, was brought op in custody of
the police; and the Mayor, after admonishing her for
the attempt she had made oa her life, and the de-
fendant having promised never to repeat the act, was
discharged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

TARRANT RUSHTON.

H•RVIDIT Horse !—Oneo again the joyful sound
of "harvest home" is heard in our fields ea the hut
load of golden grain, amidst the bombs of both aid
and young, is drawn into the stack-yard. Harvest
home time is or ought to be, one of thankfulness
and joy, of heartfelt gratitude to God, and goodwill
to moo. No more suitable time occurs during the
year in which the farna.r ran abuse . iot.ree,,
in his labourers, who during many along day ben,,tb
a burning sun, have worked hard in hie
What wore fitting at much • time WI., the
employer to gather around the feetiv a robariT'iLtiOO
•ho have contributed to his succee-, 'his boa hero
done in truly bounteous style I'd Pjay. "thy mend,
Mr. John Ford, who on f°,••viiday last provided a
capital dinner f..r big n., ‘o addition to um
..04
old En,„tatah care of .bat beef and plain pudding,
two sheep of ',..effite quality were kilted for the
0005000." • bond hardly say that all heartily
enjoyed •:noweivesi and imtly were the hearty ez
ef goodwill 031Vards their kind entertainer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

Corresponbenct.

BLANDFORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

To eAs Editors.

Permit me through the medium of your oolutum
to take Use what opportunity of endeavouring W
correct an erroneous impression, which some remarks
oontained in an assoant of the Sherborne Flower
Show published in the Dorset Chronicle, IN
likely to produce. It is the,. stated that—" °
see in other towns a drooping tendency is MD'.
foetal and • laxity of Miscast among former me
-
porters of them ezhibitions Ms of late bemine Iva
and that 's we regret to earn that the
of the Blandford Committee are not the moss
eauguine as to the manner in which their social
show will turn out." This is, however, hie from
being correct, as may well be attested by the IA
of lady Patroneeme we have hem permitted to
publish • which is • new feature of the present yew.
The BlLdford Horticultural Society has from as
formation shown healthy signs of progress. Cow.
mincing mainly is a oottagere show, held M the
Corm Egange, it so int:tressed that the weols
available specie afforded by the Corn Exchange,
Market House, and Town Hall, was found insuffi-
cient, and last year the use of Lord Portman Per
having been granted to the committee, the show was
held under reavam, with the most gratifyieg smsm,t;
the musical attractions being beightmed by
t of the Band of the Grenadier Guards, ig
e:dril:To that of Mr. Rya's. This sttraomon
thisfeer again aired, and promises of aseetamm,
making the show worthy of the neighboorb.od
County are by no mean, wanting, and could • ProlS.
tics, sky be insured, the hopes of the committee—
far from being depressed—would be fully coosisioM
Of complete moons.

I am your *bethink serract,
A MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE.
lEandlord. Amu* 28th, 1666.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

IN MI AIIOVI MALL ON

FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1866.
The Morningmm.4 to commence at Two o'clock,
534 the Evening Concert .1 Right precisely.
Farther Particulars and Tweet. may be obtained and
seats reserved at Mr. RoaUtistnes Music Saloon, Con,-
hall, Dorchester.

The Evening enamet will conclude in time for the
lee, it W. K. Train., sad Oinnibewe will be in weals,
on.vey peeeeneori to the Station.

THE REV. AM E-4 ACLAND TEMPLER.
DECEASED.

ALL PII.RBONS having any debts or
elaima upon or against the &tate of the said
JANIS A 4714 ND TRNIPLII, late of Poddletown Vicarage,
Ii the Cour .ty of Dorset, Clerk, dammed, are requeeted
forthwith to send the amount, with full particulars of
such dil a and claims to me, the undersigned, in order
*ha ler mune may be examined, and, if found correct,
climbs cged. EDWIN BURNETT,
_

Soutbitrest,
Solicitor for the Eacteetru.
Dated this 22n4 August, 1866.

TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

MHE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH for
A. the Borough of DORCHESTER ere desirous to
receive TENDUS for thir Contracting of • STRAY
ENGINE BED, sad lialanratents of their ENGINE
HOUSE and WATER WORKS WELL Drawings
and specification of which may be seen at the office of
the Borough Surveyor in th. Tomball, on and after
THURSDAY. the leah hua.
Tendon, to In adirmid to the "Dogogeou LOCAL
Boma aft Mum," to be delivered at ter ones
before the :10th day of AUGUST.
The Board do cot kind thiamine to meat the
lowest, or any Tinder,

MUM SYMONDS,
Clark to tbro Board.

South-street. A mut H, IM.

ADIVIDEND MEETING the
Creditors of ALFRED COLLINS, of &abridge,
In to County of Dona, Ironmonger and General
Dealer, who was adjudicated Bankrupt on Use FOURTH
day of JUNE, 1866, will be held pursuant to the
" Bankruptcy Act, 1861," sec. 174, before PHILIP
BURT PIMA, &quire, Registrar, at the Court of
Bankruptcy, Basinghalbetreet, In the City of London,
on the SIXTH day of SEPTEMBER, 1866, at Eleven
of the clock in the forenoon precisely, when the Assignee
will submit a statement of the estate of the Bankrupt
recovered and outstanding, and of all receipt. and Per-
meate tberwout made or to be made, and the Creditors
Pnownt will declare whether any and what Dividend
shall he made, and whether any and what allowance
shall be paid to the Bankrupt. Proof of Debt. will be
and Creditor@ who have not proved, or do not
then Prone. will he eselmied the berate( the Dividend,
sad tkuu. sot then proved win be disallowed.

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yous FUTURE HUSBAND or wars
TItI: F. t ART F, DE V 1 iITR. —llr. HOWARD
he Ce6bro" ."..i.err, will seed the true Carte•de•
of pier intend...l, with name, age, and data of
taiteriatte, for 16 stamp, Three iineetioos answered for
2•. 6d4 NW. ago and MIL Nod stamped directed
oerelope.—Addlrer. Mr. HOWARD, Vioteria-vilia,
Portland-reed. Nottieg•hill, Leaden. Hatirities out
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

SOUTH HANTS,

AFIRST CLASS FARM of 155 urea, with
gad residence, near Southempten, to b. LET
f.r Term. Stock and Crop, Arc., at Valuation. Ina,-
.1 it.. • ntry.—Apply to Mr. Josare BUDIDILL, Laid
A. t, ea, Buraledon, Southampton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

SHF&BORNE

C.AS MID COILS CCMPANY.—The annual general
meeting of the oareholders in this company took
plane on Towle, last, Mr. W. Dingley in the chair.
The report .as reed for the past year, and • dividend
of 5 per ewes. declared. The new works contracted
for by Messrs. Cockey and Son, for erecting modern
appuweees, Ike., are being rapidly proceeded with,
It are proposed to erects new gasometer near the
weeks, the present one baring been in use many
ream
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

MAIDEN NEWTON.

PROPAGATION SOCIIITT. —A sermon was preached
on behalf of this Society by the Rev. Dr. Homey
on Sunday, August 12th, when the sum of £2 was
°allotted.

&Hoot leseccrioe.—The annual examination of
the school took place on Tuesday, August 14th,
when the Inspector, the Rev. W. W. Howard,
expressed himself much pleased with the state of
the school, and the progress made during the year.
Scnoot Fxxxv.—The annual treat to the children
of the day school wee given on Thursday, August 16.
The proceedings commenced with Divine Service in
the Church,after which there was a proceseion through
the village, headed by the Maiden Newton Bea.
After tea, which took place in the ground of the
Rectory, various amusements took place, concluding
with dancing, for which again we feel indebted to
the band, now so often in request both in this and
neighbouring parishes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

BLA NDFOR D.

DAY MAIL TO LONDON, &O.—We bees that
through the exertions of our esteemed rector, the
Poet-master General has arranged with the Railway
Companies to take mailbags by the train leaving
here at 1.6 p.m., with lettere which will be delivered
in London the lame evening, and those for the north
forwarded is time for delivery as far me Edinburgh
on the following morning.

Tus WZILLY MARKS? DIIIIIRR at the Crown
Hotel, Blandford, is one of the institutions of the
district, and great is the reputation which Mr. and
Kra. Byres and the establishment have worthily
gained thereby, one of the molts of which is that each
recurring Saturday throegbout the year, between 30
and 40 agriculturists and professional gentlemen dine
together there ezoellently and pleasureablv. But
lest Saturday was a grander day than usual,. for then
the annual feast took place to which the Lord Port-
man very handsomely oontributes year after year
a noble haunch of venison, and for which both land•
lord and guests are greatly obliged to his lordship.
On this occasion Mr. Eyrie introduced the feast with
line salmon, and supplemented Lord Portman's gift
by a splendid neck otr venison, followed by sundry
brace of grouse. This fare, in addition to the more
usual and substantial meats, afforded a dinner fit C r
a king, or any other man. Mr. Henry Tooke pre-
I sided, as is his wont, genially and successfully, and
Mr. G. Look ably discharged the duties of vice-
chairman. Before separating the chairman proposed
the health of the Lord Portman in a brief hearty
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

Ectltssiasstical Eniciligrncr.

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THE Ilt.tinr hy 03tronlo ON EN HOWMENTA. —llO
, Bishop of Otird attende+l a large reveling in the Lewes
County Hell, on Tuesday afternoon, to ad•oeste the
. cia• ma of the Society for Promoting the Einoloymetit
of Additional Curates in Popuhms Places. Upon the
' sohjeot of endowments his lordship said many people
I had • not unnstural dread that if they Kure money for
the endowment of one thing, some persona in the course ,
, of 30 years might take it away for something else. Such ,
• fear tended to prevent endowments. The temper of
%. times well against endowments, and • man most be
,!3••• omtnonly foolish man who set himself up against
- of the times in order to bring back the old
the ainlyag • was no more possibility of aoloomplishing
Cubs. we+ of bringing down the Dog rit^r to
that then to.fa• hear, and laughter). An to trying
dine with us (i)ea', of endo•ments he bad not the
to bring hack an ay, -thing of the kind. But any
dightest idea of trying the condition of man must
p.rson who desired to tialte? . the prerent time and
try to mitigate the dror of di would give li+ck
direct his effort! into channdlir Pys ntages which it
to poor humanity some of tte .yi". of the times
possessed in the olden time. The tetE)liot -now little
now ran in the direction of emzhination Ly things.
people to join together to accomplish gi.'es the
That being so, religion ought to unite sOd aarictit
incirle of acting together. If we couf n9l of".
endowinentel it was our duty to see if we cou.d obt!=t
something that w.ould answer the same puri.cwe. The
population of England was now increasing at a rate I
, hitherto unknown in the birtory of man, and if with
. that increase the provision for their spiritual wants
could not he kept up, the result was qtelbe clear.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

.Ftmiy 8K WI NO MACHINE

cembiess all the 14est iniKovsments, sad is ths mos

Perfect fao;i11

Is Machin's.

The " singer"

New Noiseless

Family SEWING YACHINES
Are the most complete, with all aooeseorie for the
faiuily, yearn/Are& tenor, manufacturers of shirt collar'
shirts, cloaks, mantled, &lichens' clothing, hats, caps,
&rests, Uwes sad silk goods, embroils', parasols, she.

The " Singer " No. 2 Lock Stitch

SEWING MACHINES
Have been supplied to her Majesty's Government for
making up army clothing, at the Royal storm, Pimlieo,
end to tin Covernmeet officers for constant um in
nothing the armial of the United States, France,
Ramie, Auatria, Prussia, Germany, Spain,
Turkey, etc., rte.

The " Singer/ . No. 2 Lock Stitch

SWING MACHINE:I
Are everywhere to um forth. manufaaMme of clothing,
caps, °satires's, stays, bap, aod general upholstery,
etc., etc.

The " Singer " No 2 Lock Stitch

SEWING ILACHINESI
Are everywhere in ass for fancy stitching on boot and
shoe work, begs, portmanteaus, binding bate, cap
peaks, eta, eta

The " Singer" No. 2 Lock Stitch

SEWING MACHINES
Are everywhere in use for hareem work. bags, smoke,
binding bores blankets, rugs, making bag bandies,
ate., ete.

The " Singer " Celebrated No. 2
LOCH STITCH) BIEWITTO MACRE/TSB
Willi "oval sad valaaM?
.improvemeata are now oa

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

The " Sieger " No. 2 Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES,
With • New ImP"vol Vihratilie Pins/sr. is the only
resit invention for Tailoring. Panty Shoe-stitch ing
The following extract from a letter on this abject
from Colonel HOD• 011, Superintendent of the Mon:
A ,uy Clothing Factory at Pimlico, Londe., will be
found worthy of the most attentive consideration on
the part of every manufacturer of clothing :
" Colonel Hudson has great pleasure in heart— rig teeth ellOriy 5* the value of the Singer ilanufacturing Coin-
pany's Sewing Machined, and especially to the impel.-
tanoe of their improved Vibrating Prelim. me Vitirat•
fog Presser In floors. Singer and Co's new machines
allows the feed wheel t• move the upper and under side
of the seam together, without any resisting friction
upon the surface of the cloth, and the result is, that in
sowing seams, quilting, etc., even without tacking, say
liability to slither or stretch the goods is most efrecro.
ally prevented, and even an ordinary mechine saws
will make more eatiefaistory work with the Vibrsting
Praiser than any other modes of feed motion
"J. H. HUDSON,
" Lient.-Oolonel and Superintendent, Roycl
11i66." "Clothing Factory, Pimlico.

The " Singer " Celebrated Lock
fiTITCH SEWING 111A0F1IN88.
Fr',Tory Glom of sowing (Over 180,000 ingoolo
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

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ILLUSTRATED HIWtoRT OF THE
ISLAND OF JERSEY,
With a notice of the adjormat Islands,
(In the English and French language.,)
By Jon r+ SULLIVAN,
Member of the Archaeological Institute of Great Britain
and Ireland, sod of several other Literary Societies in
Europe. Author of several Poetical and Historical
Works.
Linder the immediate Patronage of Her Majesty, the
Quest, who luta graciously accepted the dedication of
this important history.
THE Size of the Work will be Imperial
Quarto, it will contain a Map of the island, a
View of the Town, and of its principal Menomonie,
alio the *men and several of the Mansions, Villas,
ka.
This Work will be published in eight parts, each part
wlll °intake One Chaplet. The Price of each will be
Ti. Rd.
A sebeoriben' Lies le open at the °Mosso( the Church
and County Newspaper Company (Limited), Church.
street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

'FIE TREATMENT OF CHOLERA.

Dr. Lavin, of Warwieksquare, write. so follows to
the editor <A the British Medical Journal :

" The following were the conclusions at which I
arrived with regard to the treatment of Asiatic cholera
derived from my experience of it in the epidemics of
1249 and 1854.
"1. That the disease is one Si" generic. snd has
nothing but au accidental symptom or two in common
with ordinary summer dinnbcoa.
"2. That the safest method of treatment consistsin
a steady and careful evacuation of the stomach and
bowel'; and Shia until this has been effected, restos-ail 'OS
are worse than useless.

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"3. That the worst eases come on in • moment.
collapse supervening almost immediately.
" 4. That in such oases there is often very little sick.
mos, and sometimes no purging at all.
"5. That in bad cases— not of the very worst kind,
but when all the eberseteristic symptoms are present—.
there is no treatment so efficacious as that by mustard
emetics repeated frequently, and by small doses of some
gentle aperient medicine. By the use of these the
choleraic poison poured eat into the stomach and bowels
is most speedily got rid of; the patient has to endure
for as short • titne es possible He depressing inflames ;
while lie chance of resorption becomes proportionately
lessened.

"6. That brandy and stimulanta of all kinds do
berm, unless they sot, am they usually do, emetically.
"Lastly. That opium is the most pernicious medieine
that can possibly be administered. hindeting tbe relief
without which recovery cannot take place, and increas-
ing all the worst symptoms.

" I have only to add, that it is most satisfactory to
me to God this experience of mine quite iunfirtned ty
that of Dr. Johnson ; while snob that I was unable to
esplain is now made quite clear by the masterly esposh.
lion given t, us in that gentleman's book. Every
diffieulty to my mind is now removed; and I venters to
prediet that the day is not far distant when these views
will be generally areepted as truth.

"I may mention supplementarily that, re revisiting
Edinburgh In the late autumn of 1/149, .It I bad s ent
nine weeks within the well. of • great tap
establishment, containing more then. thousand inmates,
whore cholera was raging, one of the most distioguisks4
of the infirmary physioions told me that' had awes
be bed found blood•letting followed by ateelliwit resulta.'
The a„,,oaacauient, I confess dirtied meal the time;
but the point is beautifully elucidated In Dr. Johnson%
treatise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

" From Allington's proud hill you gaze
On chimneys and on smoke.
Unnumbered tecborlisa expand,

--C;;;;;;Ming7-
The event took plain on Tuesday afternoon last
when the weather was fine, • large number of the
young folks of the town were disposed to ensemble
on the hill, from which, in justice to Allington, we
must say, a mere interesting some presents itself
than is depicted by the poet. The town stretching
out from the f, • ; of the hill, the distant murmuring
sea, and the pleasant country scenery round, animated
with the busy reapers gathering in the golden grain,
affords a picture very fair to look upon, and one
calculated to make Dorset men proud of their county.
At two o'clock the let D.V. R. band met opposite
the Townhall, and marched from thence playing
lustily through West-street, to the hill, followed by
a large number of people. Arrived there they die.
I ported themselves woording to their own sweet
wills. Tea was served to about 200 in •
booth erected on the ground, and as the evening
approached dancing prevailed, and kiss in the ring
presented attractions los many. It ill calculated that
2,000 people were present, and the enjoyment given
was so great that • general desire was manifested for
thefete to be annual. —O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

BLOX WORTH.

EXITta DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPTCY,
Tuesday.—Before Mr. Commissioner Andrews.—
Re Edward Curteis, Bloxworth Howes, Dorset.
This wee • hearing for 1'4.10%11.0*d last 'lamination
and dierharge, —Mr Hides' appeared for the
assignees. He stated that since the hug meeting the
last signature had been obtained to the petition to
annul—that of Lord Monson trustee to the Earl of
Guildford. Enough money Monson,
been received to pay
His, in the found to nearly all the creditors, and
more money would be coming in. The annulling of
the bankruptcy was postponed until 13aturday, that
formal notice might be given to the assignees of an
old creditor, who had become bankrupt, and who
WM reported to have said that he had not entered
Mr. Curtain', name in his schedule.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

Borsetsbire.

A kilkl4ooll/1711 MO being made for the annual
nee competition of the Dorsetahire Volunteers in
connection with the County Association. and the
day of meeting will shortly be announced. A
liberal programme of prises will, we understand, be
offered, and it is intended to introduce disc
marking at thin meeting instead of marking by
means of signal flags se heretofore.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

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_ .
Baurroc, Thureday.—Our market to day was but ill
supplied with tattle, and the leads were not of Gest-
rate quality, owing in a great osmium to the bottom'
of the September fair, when the heavy beasts are purr.
ally driven in. The attendance of farmers was very
small. their &bosom being amounted for by the feetthat
many of them are engir operations.
d in harvesting opere'.
"—"a eseme of aod.rstc
weight& on offer, and they fetched %menses,
Best beef realised 725. per cwt. ; second quality. Sea ;
mind inferior, 665. The supply of beasts from Ireland
wits very small, the majority of those imported lambi,
been forwarded to the North, where there is • better
demand for them. There was a fair supply of seatton.
but of rather inferior quality to that whieh we hem had
and the sale was slow aod heavy, many of the sheep not
being sold until somewhat tete in the day. The priers
Olatfrom 70. to Sid. There was • Ursa cumber
he on offer thee last weds, but buyers were not
inclined to deal mussel at low prides. Lambe sold from
flid. to 9pl. The supply of pip vs.hetited. and small
Stgirto pigo sold at 20a. to 110 a. but any little boessew was
dose. Tba number of horses wag very small, and there
use DO advent* on last week's prima
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

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LONDON SURKNTS.

SY EXPRESS 4 ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

MA RH-LA NE, MOSDAT, AVG. 27.
A good supply of Dew English wheat, of fair average
quality. Seine samples in excellent condition. Trade
for all qualities very dull, and prices, am °Diapered with
Monday lint, showed a decline of 2s. per quarter. A
Suit supply of foreign wheat, demand ruled homy, and
a decline of la. to 2s. per quarter took place. Flciasleg
eargoes bad • drooping tendency.
Barley trade was very quiet, nevertheless previous
quotations wire steadily supported.
Malt trade ruled heavy, and prices had a downward
taodency.
Oats dell, on rather easierlterma

itTaTis--;"dullsale, at shoat irt-e—r-Tatea
Peas quiet, at late rates.
The dour trad• was dull, and the quotations had •
drooping tendaway.

METROPOLITAN CA.TTLE MARKET, Ace. 27.
An extensive supply of foreign beasts.
The arrivals from our own inning alginate, a/ will &a
from Ireland and Scotland were again limited. The
attendance was not numerous, and priniest beasts moved
off steadily, at prices equal to Monday last. Inferior
breeds were • dull inquiry, end rather obeanst than last
week. Th 'op quotation was to. 64. per filb.
About a. averace su ply of sheep inthe pens. For
Downs, ball-breds, and WOOS/1n the demand
ruled steady, at fall quotations; otherwise, the mutton
trade was heavy, at barely late rake. A few very
superior sharp realised 6s. 44.; bat the average top
price was 6a per Blb.
. . . .

- The ..1.-"fti; Inn—rhs was heavy, at from Be. Bd. to
fis. Ad. per 81b.
Calves met a heavy inquiry, M M. per 81b. leas money
In pip scarcely any besieges was done, at late rain&

MONEY MARKET. Ave. 27.

The Funds are wail supported, at a further fractional
adranor. For money this prise of COOllO4 is 884 ; for
the amount the quotation is quits 89 to i.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

BRIDPORT.

Tux new Sanitary AM lays great responsibilities
on Town Councils everywhere, and, duly regarding
Lb. 49th section, it behoves them to be very vigilant
In the discharge of their duties.

Sow& potatoes of the Cornish kidney variety,
grown by Mr. Legg, of the three Mariners Inn, and
dug last week, have produced a remarkably fine crop,
single potatoes weigh I lb. each, and others 1 lb.

- -
PIC•NIC. —Public affairs in Bridport have been
extremely quiescent for the kat few days, and the
dull round of business has alone been broken by a
picnic. The originator of the enterprise was Mr.
Nihon, of King's Arms Inn North Allington and
the 50... we. laid on the fantod hill in that pLish,
concerning which, and the view therefrom, a local
poet has touchingly wing :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

—---- - - - _
CHING'S WORII• DESTROVING LOZENGLS
HAVE, for aixty-yean, held a distinguished
reputation, and are still and increasing',
Wed by the highest names in k, rospertaility sof
seiet'c'e• fronta =aaki kllOll/ mleclge of their utility
their own fins,' iss ft .a.bk.bea by the
annual Bills of Mortality that ....half of tha addres
born are eat off before attaining Seven Years of
sod the fruitful source of this mortality is fotow,a
exist in that foal state of the Strinob and Bowel.
pradocet therneration of Worsss. As the wit restore!
of Infantine Health, In this eritioal stele, woo,
Mothers, who have suecawfully had recourse to
tte
Lounges, clan gratefully testify to their esodbpsos.
Wholesale Agents, Mr. Edwards, late of 67, SI- •?‘""
ROW 38, Old Chasigs, whose same is on the Gorersasent
%amp. Sold in peme at la. lg., sad betas at 21.
took, by aeon reepeetable Chemists sod dealt" '°
medicines.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

OIL CAKE STORES.

ENRY TAYLOR, 44, Roura-sTaier,
Dowagers&
Mout,. Harrows Corn and Manure Drllls--154eam
Memo and Machines by Claytoa, ilhattlewortb, and
Co., Brown and May, and ether eminent Maker,.—
F0w1..'., Howard:, and Smith's Steam Plotless and
Cultivators—Wood's tad other Mowing and Reaping
Kimeines.—Hone R bee and Harm/alters.
THORLEIrS FOOD FOR CATPLI ;
Own and Thor ; India Rubber Rick and Ws
Clovers ; Cart Grow ; Machine Oils; Gaits P
India Rabbet, n Leather Bands ; India Rubber
Gotta Perch. lubln&
AGRICULTURAL IN PLFMENTS
Of every desairtion with the Lateit Improvement.
(Jarrett's, and Prilst and Do's Economic Turnip
and Manure Drills
SWEDE, TURNIP, 11 dNOOLO, k OTHER SEEDS
01 lbw heel quality.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

PORTLAND.

Tug BOSCAWM T1111110)16 SHIP.—Tbe Bosaawen
tsarinas' ship now lying at Southampton, with about
450 naval cadets on board, besides her crew, is to be
removed to Portland in tbe course of a few days.
Her tender has been in the roadstead laying down
moorings during the pave week.

Acctbzwr.—An accident of • very peculiar nature
occurred on Tuesday to a man named Fredenck
Anthony, residing on the hill. He was in a boat
off the Bat with a party, fishing, and one of those
present pulled up a flab known as • "spike shark."
Anthony eodftvoared to extricate the book from the
ash, which possesses a very peculiar tail, with which
it pierced the wrist of the man. The flow of blood
was very copious, impala% that on reaching the
shore medical attendance had to be sought after, and
Dr. Ready soon, with bandages, Ice., stopped the
exciseive Weeding.

Smattax OF TAnIFID MUT. —On Welineraday last
Mr. Suntan, the Inspector of Nu' for Portland,
received information that about 0101 ha of meat had
been mot to Portland prison, by the contractor, un-
fit for human food. Mr. Bemoan accordingly started off
by the next train to Portland, but on his arrival be
falai that the meat had already bees condemned by
the Liers-Oovernor, and that, after being covered
with IMO disinfectants, was being buried. It was
not pieced eodeep in the earthed was required by the
Order in Council, and Mr. Seaman consequently took
mews ta remedy the evil. The contract price for moat
supplied to the prison Is 40. per lb., and as the
Governor on the present occasion purchased otaer
mama in lieu of that which had been condemned, the
loss to the contractor will be about £7 10e. in cash,
besides the Aorfeiturs of that which he WM.
Tan mew of the Caledonia, 31, flag of Rear-
admiral Yelverten, have for some time been dimon.
tended with the officers, in wnsequence of the
alleged deficiency of leave on shore. This disoontent
&Mews to be very general, for on hboday week
mow of them perpetrated an act which malt have
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21

REDLYNCH.

FATAL ACCIDINT.-Cht Friday, Mr. Wilson bald
an inquest on the body of William Rattan, of
Redlynch, aged seven years and eight months. The
deceased was accompanying a cart from Hamprorkb
to Redlynch, and on attempting to get on the vehicle
to rids ,aocidentally fell, and the near wheel passed
over his abdomen, inflicting injuries that caused
his death on the following morning. Mr. Creme
attended him soon after the accident, but at mice
saw it waa a hopeless case. Verdict, "Accidental
death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21

BEM ERTON.

RD•OPINIIIG or rim Ow CHURCH. —Thia
church, which bad been closed ever sines the open.
lug of the new church eroded to the memory of
George Herbert, having been thoroughly restored,
was re-opined for Divine worship on Thursday
morning lad, when there was Patios there at 7 45
Am. The gadery has bare entirely removed, and
moveable &sin hays taken the place of the
old fashioned seats which formerly filled
the body of the Mahe'. The nondescript
window at the sees end has been replaced
by a very handsome stained glass three-light
window, given by Lady Herbert. In the centre is
a figure of the Saviour, and in the aide lights am
representations of the two Manes. Underneath is
the inscription, "Greeter love bath DO man than
this, theta man lay down his life for his friend."
A bon pieta underneath also been the following in.
, aoriptima :—To the glory of God sad in memory
' of Sidney Lord Herbert, this window is ersored

by his widow." The cost of the restoration
has been about £6OO. For the opening, the interior
of the seared building had been very neatly decorated
with evergreens and flowers from the gardens at
Wilton.bouse. It is intended to UN the church for
early morning prsyer, and there will, therefore, be
service in it every morning at 7.45. It was for the
first of these services that it was opened on Thursday
morning, were there was a numerous attend-
ance, Lady Mary Herbert lAdy Maude, and
the Earl of Prov,roke heing amongst the con-
gregation. Prayers were read by the
Hector, the Rev. W. I'. Pigott, and the Epistle by
the Biahop's Chaplain, the Rev. J. Deubeny. There
was no sermon, but after the communion service the
Lord Bishop of the diocese delivered a brief address,
in which be sketched the life of George Herbert,
remarking that that service carried them beck 232
years, and seemed to bring them into the presence
of that wonderful man whoae praise had sinoe been
in all the churches. Although only three years there,
George Herbert did a great deal of good, and his life
waa full of practical lessons for the guidance of all.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21

WYKE REGIS.

ON Thursday the children belonging to the Church
day and Bunday schools had their annual treat of tea
end cake at the school rooms, after which they went
I pleasant evening in mirthful exeiciee in a meadow
in front of the parsonage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21

POOLE.

Tat YALIIII OF HEATH LAND.—At a public sale
at Parkstone on Thursday, heath land, never broken,
was sold at the rate of £l6O per acre.
CL•Ill AGAINST THII CORPORATION.—Abont Si'
months ago the yacht Duchess got wrecked near
the entrance to the barboor. Her owner, Mr.
Cochrane, bas mitered legal proceedings against the
Mayor and burgesses of Poole for damages, and the
Town Clerk ham been instructed to defend the
action.

MISILLYINT OP TOL QU•TIL —AS a meeting of
the Trustees of the Quay, recently. the Principal
business was the attempt now being made to make
the quays liable to to be mewed to the poor•rate.
The quassia° at isms is a grave one, as the rateable
value put by the Asseesment Committee is no lees
than f... 500. The Town Clerk impressed himetlf con-
fident as to the illegality of the aieseemect, and after
a lengthy &Winston it wee decided that it should be
eflmaild against.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21

CALENDAR.

August 21.--Tuesday.—Blsokeook shooting begins.
22. Wednesday. —Lord Lyttleton died, 1773.
rd.—Thursday.
24. —Friday. —Et, Bartholemew, Apostle and
Martyr.
25.—.8sturday.—air W. Herschel died, 1822.
28.-BandatzomTbirteenth Bandy alter Trinity.
: Morning, Hoses ii., lii., Acts
us. • Evening, Hoene iv., 1 St. John,,.
27. Monday.LBt. Augustine, Bishop.
NOTICE TO COBEESPONDENTP.

EVART communication must be authenticated by the
name and address of the writer thereof, not neon.
eerily for publication, but u a guarantee of good
faith.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21

BIRTHS.

August 6, ot Paricsio;;;:th-o---"wife a Yr. John Smith,
builder, of a son.

Augv;el 11, ai Weymouth, the wife of Mr. R. T.
Talbot, baker, of • eon.

August 15. t North Potherb, 80011171111 t, the wife
of Thomas Polka, Broadmesd, EN., of a daughter.
August 17, At tbo,Willett Arms Inn, Oakley Cooford,
the vat of Mr. George Mooring, of a daughter.
MARRLWES.
August at Freshwater Church, Isle of Wight, by
the Rev. J. F. Issaceos, MA. George Ralph Tate,
Bag., M.D., issistant-Surgeon, Royal Artillery, to
Sophia, eldest daughter of David Way, Eel , of Afton,
Isla of Wight
August ?l, at the parish church, Broadway, by the
Bev. J. Burt, Mr. George Tewkesbury, of Rockland
Ripen, to Miss Elisabeth Tompkins, of Broadway.
August 11, at St. Bareabas, Clapham, London, Mr. J.
H. Newberry, son of Mr. R. Newberry, nurseryman,
Llpway, to Anse, eldest daughter of the late Mr. J. L.
TownsiW„Pael-ollos, Upway.
S_Nfust 15, at Batton Waldron church, by the Rev.
P. W. Downing, Mr. George Brine of Blandford, to
Miss Annie Cu, of Shaftesbury.
August 14, at All Soul's Church, Looghani-plami,
London, by the Rev. Arthur J. Ingram, couignN the
bridegroom, carats of St. Iliary.le-Btrand, if r. Robert
Oakley, of Weymouth, to Mary Dowland Minedl., of
the some place.
August 15, at St. Michael's, Chester-square, by the
Bev. F. C. Kin/lake, brother of the bride, assisted by
the Rev. F. B. Boyd, rector of Burglilleld, Berko,
Edward John Foster, Req., of Lizicoln's•iiin, barrister-
at-law, eldest surviving son of J. N. Foster, Esq.. St.
Andrew's Biggieswade, to Mai Poole, younger daughter
of Mr. Serjesnt Kinglske, if. P., of 40, Eatonaquare,
and Court Plan Mookton, Somerset
At the porta: church, Blandford Si Maly, by the
Rev. P. F. Eliot, minister of Si. Stephen's, Bath, and
brother-in.law of the bride, assisted by the Rev.
Reginald Smith rector of West Stafford, the Rev. Cyril
Finns Wilson, rector of Stowlangtoft, Suffolk, and
raatn, t son of the late Henry Wilson, Esq., of St...e-
-t Hall, to Fanny Isabella, daughter of the late
Rev. Francis Smith, rector of Rushton and Ravnrion,
Dorset, and granddaughter of be late Si, John
Wyldbore Smith, Bart., of the Down House, and
Sydling, Dors.t.
DEATHS.

Amend 10. at Paris, Hyde Salmon Whalley-Tooker,
Esq., of Norton HaU, Soniersetahlre, and Hinton,
Hants, &pa Mt
August 16, at Tinaleton, Mr. Robert Lengbarn,
suddenly, aged 66. Deeply regretted.
August 12, at Ryde, Isle of Wight, accidentally
drowned, in the 43rd year of his siw, Sir Gilbert East
Gilbert East, Baronet, of Hall Place, Berkshire.—
Mondays /Nettle
August 13, at Spring Gardens, Weymouth, /Sarah,
wife of Mr. W. Nash, aged M.
August 14, at Illandford, Albert George Burden, aged
5 yeara after • very short illness.
August 14, at Blandford, William Wells, awed 4 years.
August 15, at the Hants Constabulary Station, Ring-
wood, Emma, the beloved wife of Superintendent
Stephenson, aged 33 years.
August 16, at Blandford, Edward Waste, aged 2 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21

SHERBOCNF..

HOSTICUISI7RAL 80e11117.—The annual allow of
, Mute, flowers, &a , will be hold in the ground'
the Old Castle on Wednesday. The apleudol bend
I of the Royal Marines has been engaged to
daring the day. The ezpectaboa is that the oboe
will be well attended, and that the ezhibitioa or
fruits, Rowers, and vegetables, will be very go,„I
Tzursasscs 80c1c-fr.—The members of tic,
(in conjunction with the Rand of H.
children) had a demonstration on Tuesday. Acm
mission was formed at the Townball, and, headed by
the quadrille band, they marched through the prigq.
pal etreets to • field in Cold Harbour, kindly lent
for the occasion by Mr. C. Johnson. Here tc,,
members mid friends joined in • variety of sport,
consisting of cricket, quoits, running, jumping io
leas, &e. A first•rata tea was provided by the
esellent manager, Mr. Drew, and • very large number
sat down to it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21

V am psb ire.

BOURNEMOUTH.

Tui FOOND•71021 STONE OF • New CHURCH.
The foundation stone of • new church, dedicated to
St. Michael and All Angels, has recently beenlaid on
Poole Hill, between West Hill and the Craaborn•
f,ardene. The atm,* was laid with much ceremony
by Major General Crawley. The new church is in-
tended to accomodate 400 worshippers. It will be
simple in design, and will be 70 feet long sod 47
wide, consisting of • nave and small chancel, with
entrance porch. Upright posts will support the
roof, which, in order to offer an effectual re.
mistime to the strong pies to which its elevated
position will expose it, will be firmly tied together
with crime pieces of timber. It is expected
that the church will be opened for Divine service
early in the ensuing autumn, and after its completion
the commmittee intend to raise a fund for the
purpose of building on the mune site • permanent
church on • large amis. For the poor a sufficient
number of free sittingpi will be allt awl. Purbeck
stone will be employed for the oonstruction of the
building. The architect is Mr. G. Street, and the
superintendent of the works Mr. 8. Horner.
The oeremony of layiog the stone was performed
shortly after six o'clock in the evening. The
weather was wild end boisterous, yet notwithstand-
ing this drawback, there was a numerous attendance
of spectators and well wishers to the undertaking.
The site is easily approached on one side from the
Poole road, and from the Preventive Station on the
other, and to the houses now being erected on Poole
hill it will afford much aocomodation. Among
those present, in addition to Major-General Crawley,
were t—Tbe Rev. A. M. Bennett, incumbent of St
Peter'.; the Rev. A. 8. Bennett; Rev. 8. R.
Waddelow, Bishop Designate of Grafton and
Armada's, in Australia; Rev. B. 8. WHowell, Rev.
Mr. Harcipehire, Rev. B. Wanklyn, Rev. Mr. New.
land, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. and Ma. Bradshaw, Min
!fawn, Mn Rawlins, Mr. J. Hazzard, Mr. Webb,
Dr. Coates, fto.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21

TEI CATTLE TRADL

was an average supply of almost at to-
day's market. Beef sold at from 4s. to tv., per stooe of
Lb,; mutton, 4s. 4d. to ss. 2d.; lamb, 6.. to 6.. 4d. ;
veal, 4*. 21. tot.. 6d.; pork, lc to 4s. Gd.
Devogsging.--Good inquiry for all descriptions of
stock and prises tending upwards for fat bullocks,
which realiae 12s. to 13a. per more. Sheep 7d. to 81. ;
lamb. 10d. per lb. Pigs good demand at 104. Ckl. to
16. fid, per.,.,,, Wool, increased trade, at a slight
advance in prior.; washed, Is. 6d.; wlvLshill• IL 2d.
per lb.

WttratiiitX.—Excepting at private sales, there is but
little doing now in the cattle trade. Young stook is
likely to son high during the fall, and 44 there in Plan°.
fel keep the trade may tios expected to be brisk. The
prices of beef keep op firmly, the best making 13a. the
ecore ; and inferior 10a. 6d. In Ils. 6d. 'll,* 0"(Un
trade is sliio arm, st from itid. to 0.1. per lb. Lomb
still makes 104. to 11d. fifteen pigs are oo the advance,
end are now quoted Ile. to 11. ad. the more. The only
fair of importance, during Ih• week was the °rest
Britford one when over 100000 sheep were penned nearly
all were sold at very high prices, lils. to 10s, the heed I.
8,1V41100 of the,, at the mine fait kos ~.., G.„end
prioes for ewes were 44*. In SM. ; wellborn. 40c to 112.. I
and for lambs, 32a. to 425. the heed.

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PUBLIC APPOINIVENT&

Tuesday.
.21.—Winceeton Count, °mirk
rooftree on Public Realn sad kelkind at the
Townhall, Dorchester, by the Rev. A. J. D.
D'Orsey, B.D.
Marto& (Somerset) Fair.
Wednueday, 21-Balisbury County Court.
Marlborough (Wilts) Fair.
lizeursion to Trowbridge. Rath and Bristol, from
Weymouth, Dorchester, do. (Great Western
Railway.)
Thursday, 23 —Andover County Court.
Friday, M.—Craohorne (Dorset) Fair.
Saturday. W.—Shaftesbury (Dorset) Fair.
Anetion of Manors at Dorchester, by Frederick
Foot.
Monday, 27.—Erauraion from Weymouth Dorchester,
be., to London (Great Western Railway.)
Excursion from Weymcrath, Dorchester, ku, to
London (South. Western Railway.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21

POOLE TOWN COUNCIL

A meeting of the Corponttiou ens held last Friday.
Present : The Mayor (J. Wood 13-q.), Aldermen Wan.
hill, Harris, and Gone, and Councillors Styring, Stone,
Hopkins, Aday, Belben, Fernier, Hudson, Harker,
Jennings, Frampton, Penney, and Lacy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21

somersttohirt.

TEM PL ECOM BE.

A SCRIMS COMPETMON NIT,/ SIN DONN= •ND
Wit.—On Wednesday lute large and fashionable
party assuabled at the quiet little village of Temple-
combs to witness • challenge match between eight
ladies and eight gentlemen of the county of Wilts,
and an equal number of members of the Angleses
and Stour Vale clubs. The contest took place on
the cricket ground, where every neomsary arrange-
ment bad been made under the direction of the Revs.
T. Fox, of Templeeembe, secretary of the Anglaise
club, and C. Lawford, secretary of the Wilts club.
Among those present we noticed J. H. Calcraft,
Req., IL P., Sir Frederick Bathurst and Misr
Bathurst, H. N. Jarrett, Req., and party. Sir W.
Medlyoott and party. Captain and Mrs. Fyler, St.
John Coventry and Mrs. Coventry, Captain Jarrett,
J. Du Roulay, Req., and party, A. Powell, Req., and
party, Mrs. Banker and party, J. Mogg, Esq., and
party, Captain Pickney, J. Bailward, Req., Grant
Dalton, Kin., and party, Rev. M. Heath, j. Meade,
Req., and party, Mrs. C. J. and Mize Parke, &a,
kc. About 60 guests sat down to a first-clue
luncheon supplied by Mr. Tuffin, of Sherborne,
whose catering on this, as on previous coossions, wee
the subject of the warmest praise. The Dorset
archers were victorious, beating their opponent, by
156, but to the Wilts belongs the honour °fissuring
the first prize both for ladies and gentlemen. The
Following are the scorer

DOISIZT •

60 yds. 50 yds. Grass.
38 arrow. 36 arrows.
bits yaks 101. 4.lss hits yslo•
... 9 27 13 41 22 68
... 12 44 30 162 42 206

Mn. Mogg
M i.s Fox

Mrs. Coventry
Misa Parke ..

ii ii It iii WI iiii
16 62 24 92 40 154

Mi e4lycoLt(dpnhs) 10 79 28 128 47 207
Mrs. Aeolus ... 11 57 21 87 32 144
/Ire. Fyler .. 8 28 12 52 20 80
Miss Bower ... ... 16 66 16 68 32 134
--
237 1151

)ISZT•

80 yds. 60 yds. Gross.
96 arrows. 36 arrows.
hits value hits value hits value
Mr. Foster (prise for beet
gold) . . 19 87 22 81 41 171
Mr. Fleath . . . . 10 32 29 139 39 171

Kr. B. Browne .. 12 58 24 110 36 168
Kr. (3. Dalton 11 27 18 74 29 101
Prim . . 12 46 25 91 37 137

Mr. Coventry .. 15 53 24 116 39 169
Mr. Coulson (2nd prise) 20 76 32 150 52 226
Mr. Wilmott ... 5 7 30 110 35 117
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