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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

TYNEHAM.

ON Wednesday, the 10th inst., all the men, includ-
log labouren, on the estate of T. Bond, Eeq. were
regaled with a substantial dinner oonsuitiog of the
old English fare, on the emulsion of the completion
of a greenhouse. This is the second entertainment
that has been given since its commencement.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

KINGTON ST. MICHAEL

WILLI•Il WOODRUM, Of the parish of Chlppen•
ham, yeoman, by his will dated September Ist,
1664, giver, to the Minister and Churchwardens of
Biagio': St. Michael a yearly rent charge of thirty
shillings, "in remembranoe," as he recites, "of
flod'e mercy in preserving me in • wonderful manner
from drowning at Peckingel Bridge cia September
18tb, 1656." A sermon to be preached ea that day
(0.8.) end the Minister to excite the people to be
mindful of usercias received, and to be thankful for
the same. A rent charge of twenty-eight shillings is
paid out of the Ivy House property in Chippenham,
and a service with sermon duly oelebrated in King.
ton Church on Michaelmas-day, year by year. A
current tradition, of no authority, says that the good
yeoman beard the sound of the curfew from Kiagton
Church tower, and was aided by it in some way to
maps from the waters of the A von.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

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IN THE MATTER OF Jr) FIN KTOAKES
HUTCHINGS, DECEASED.

Penman! to the Act of Parliament of the 22nd and 23rd
Victoria, cap. 35, intituled, "An Act to further
amend the Law of Property and to relieve Trustees,"
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN,—That all
Creditors and other persons having any CLAMS
I.EM A NHS against or affecting the estate of JOHN
STOAKF2) HUTCHINGS. late of Dorchester, in the
r.ionty of Dorset, Coach Manufacturer, deceased, (who
lied on the Twenty-ninth Tay of November, One
Thonund Eight Hundred and Siztrfive, and of whose
per..onal &tat* and '<fleets Letters of Administration
wen, "ranted on the Twentydeinth day of December,
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Silty-five by the
District Registre of Her Majesty's Court of Probate at
Blandford, in the County of Dorset, to Euzaarra
STROUD. of Hayward's Heath, in the Parish of Wive's.
field, in the County of Susses, widow), are hereby re-
quired to send I particulars of their claim or
demands to me the undersigned, Solicitor to the said
Achninistratriz of the decess.d, before or on the Tenth
day of December, One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Sizty-ais, and that on rad after that day the said
A.lministratns will proceed to distribute the whole of
the Aleuts of the said JOHN EITOAKISS
HUTCHINGS, deceased, amongst the permits
entitled thereto, having regard to the claims only (if
any) of which the eaid Administratris shall then
have had notice ; and the said Administratriz will not
be liable for the Aiasta so distributed, or any part
thereof, to any person of whose debt or claim mesh
Adminietratriz shall not have bad notice at the time of
such distribotime.

AND NOTICE IS RIERIST FURTH= GITEN,—That
sli Persona indebted to the estate of tha said deceased,
ars relnired to pay the amount of their debts to me the
uncirtmcncd, !Solicitor to the said Adatinistratri et to
Hr. JAIWM ANDREWS, of No. 6, High East•street,
Dorchester. in tie County of Dorset, Renames, forth•
with.
lksted this Tenth day of October, Ons Thousand
Met Handrail sed hist yak.
RICHARD NICHOLAS HOWARD,
Wsmoutis, Dorset,
Sollci_ tar to Ibtsalif Administrat_rix.
C 250000 RAVI beea paid aa

COMPENNATION FOR
ACCLDENTS OF ALL KINDS,
PT rev
RAILWAY PASBSNOSI ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
investod Capital and Sewer?. Fund, cao.oeo. Annual
Inseam, £85,000.
An Annual Payment of RS to £6 St. secures 000
Death, or tfi pw wink while laid bp. by
Ibjury.
Vol' Particulars apply to the Local Amts. at lb.
Railway Stations, and oilkats.-64, OORNHILL.
10, REGOIT-STREBT.
WILLIAM J. VIAN, Searstaß.
C. GOOD, Old Bank. AGENT for DORCHjoa
Aatet for Weymouth, Kr. Robert Wiley, Manage
Dorwitahlre Baak ; Mr. restor. Rr44.1 bad
Elrobtor Railway Steam,

BONA YIDS MONEY SPECULATION.
CB9OOO 000 STERLING,
g aarsateed by Govern-
ll' annually divld4rl In nrostbly allotments in
...does Sums upwards to £35.000 sterliag. A invest-
-1,...nt n Fl may mean Ele,ooo
For Pr...1/pert. Orbital will be teat gratis) ,apply to
FkIDRILICE Stun, Banker, Prenklort-onab•Marne ;or
fller,addremed to him at I Thrww-bind-euttrt.
1...m6yd-street, !Andes. Kr,, will be immediately
erste:died.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

litampsb ire.

SOUTHAMPTON.

WRCCIC RI MOUNT'S BAY—Within a short dis-
tance of Nomads New Extension Pier the schooner
Avon, of Bideford, with oats for Southampton,
struck on a rock on Tuesday, and woo afterwards
oak, crew saved.
Panic. N•TOLOON.—Tho Hampshire Loon Ex-
hibition, at the Hartley Hall, Southampton, was
visited by his Imperial Highness Prinoe Napoleon,
whose steam atch (the Jerome Napoleon) is now
repel
' Mr.

being ._, .in the docks at that port, under the
care of Mr. O. Langley. The visit of the Prima
we entirely unexpected, but lie was received at the
door of the building by the Mayor of Southampton,
Mr. Alderman Emanuel, the chairman of the Er.
hibition Committee, Colonel Sir Henry Jamee, the
honorary secretaries, Dr. Bond and Mr. Critchlow,
and by a few other officials who happened to be on
the spot. His Highness scent some time in the ex-
amination of the contents of the building, of which
he expressed a high appreciation, especially of Mr.
Story's statue of Medea, photographs of which he
took away with him, and of the specimens of the
photosinoographio process as carried on at the
Ordnance Survey-office, which were fully explained
to his Imperial Highness by Sir Henry James, the
superintendent of that establishment. At the clone
of his visit the Prince partook of some refreebtnain
in the Council-room of the Hartley Institution, at
the invitation of the mayor, and immediately after-
wards left by the steamer for the Isle of Wight,
where he has been staying minas Sunday. It is un-
derstood that the mayor intends to invite the Prime
to a banquet on an early day, and that this intention
was intamally oommaniested to his Highness during
his visit to the exhibition.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

DEVIZES.

Botouon Ricnevasdrio•.—The result of tbe revi-
sion in this borough shows • Conservative gain on
°yarrows' original list 17, Liberal gain on claims and
objections 11. Net Conservative gain on the revision
six.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

ASKERSWELL

Wis regret to announce the —death of the Rey.
A.Cou, IL a., rector of dskerewell,who died very sud•
duly last Thursday morning. He was instituted to
Lb. benefice in 1842. It is worth £l6O • year, and
Mrs. BOWS', is the patron. By his death the
curacy of Chiloombe also becomes vacant. He
was formerly of Lincoln College, Oztord.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

RAM PRESTON.

LONDON COORS Or BANNUOPTCY, Monday.—
Before Mr. Commission, r Winslow. —Re Henry French.
—This was an examination sitting and application for
order under the bankruptcy of Henry French, described
as of Little Canford, in the parish of Hanapreston, is
the county of Gorsetabire, dairyman, general dealer,
and shopkeeper—Mr. R. H. Peacock, solicitor, 3,
South-equare, Gray's Inn, filed the bankrupt's petition
on tbei 21st of June hut, with the following preliminary
statement, —" The conies of the petitioner's in-
ability to meet his engagements are pressure by creditors
and execution levied, in consequence of his son and son.
In-law not having met the liabilities incurred by the
petitioner on their behalves."—Mr. W. W. Aldridge,
solicitor, 48, Moorgateestreet, represented the official
assignee, and Mr. Peasock eupported the bankrupt,
whose "Statement of Amiable" was thus summed
up, vie. :—Dr. To liabilities unsecured, £4 10s.; liabili-
ties on seeommodatioe bills, £578 3e. Id.; creditors to
be paid in full, £lO 10s.; total. £691 34. 14. Cr. By I
debtors, nil.; property given up to aesignees—House-
bold (waiters and other goods and effeeta valsed
at 230; deficiency, £361 34. Id.; total, 591 3.. Id.
Tbs expenditure of the bankrupt was stated to have
been £lOO in two years—Mr. Graham, the official
sesignee, reported upon the caw in the following
tonne :—"The bankrupt appears on his own petition.
At the first meeting one creditor proved • debt but no
assignee was appointed. The bankrupt's iodebtedeeine
amounts to £591 3e. 14., of which £576 3e. Id. are
▪ upon aseommodetion bills. The erste are re-
toned at £3O, subject to rent. £lO 10s.; he has no books
of account." After hearing Mr. Aldridp who opposed,
and Mr. Peacock for the bankrupt, the learned Com-
missioner decided that the bankrupt's order of discharge
should be granted, after • suspension thereof "for •
period of these months from this date; the remota for
such suspension being that at the time of accepting the
bill, mentioned in hie amount, the bankrupt could not
have had any ressonable or probable ground of expeeta-
lios of being able to pay the naine."—Upon the applies-
boo of Mr. Peacock, protection from arrest was granted
the benkrept during the the term of suspension, and the
proceedings terminated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

W EYH ILL

WITHILL ONZAT FAIR.—On Wednesday there
were an immense number or sheep on the hill, pens
extending beyond the ordinary fair field; computed
number exceeding 150,000 sheep, chiefly Hampshire,
Wiltshire, and Sussex sonthdown shesp--ewee,
lambs. ter. and esthete, with some splendid fat
ditto. Trade brisk, many purchasers reaching
Andover and district the night previous, proceeding
to the fair•Beld by daylight. Thousands of sheep
mold by nine o'clock, and their standing cleared.
Purchasers from nearly every grazing district in the
United Kingdom. Prices exceeded those given
here in 1565 by from 12a to 15.. per sheep, early in
the (ley some dealers resold their purchases at a
further advance of from 3s. to 5.. each. Some
splendid Hampshire awithdown lamb. of Ism made
from 45a. to 59.5. each; ditto tags, from 55e. to 63r.;
ditto ewes in lamb, from 60s. to 675.; ditto ram
lambs, from £4 to £5 each; from two to four.tooth
ditto, from £6 to £7 ditto. Sussex breeds, being
larger sheep, made from se. to 7a. each more money;
Wilts ditto, not so large, went at from 40s. to 55a.
each. Very few Doreen or Somerset. for sale, all
or nearly so being sold at Appleshaw fair on the two
previous days. Messrs. Charles Linsley and F.
Tabor, the two gentlemen who let the pens and
manage this "rest fair, estimated the quantity
brought this day to exceed the number penned in
1865, when 155.000 sheep were divosied of. On
Thursday and Friday the numbers were considera-
ble of carriage, bunters, saddle and harness horses,
cart and other colts, which met ready purchasers at
high prima. Priors for best hunting horses ran from
60 to BO guineas each, carnage ditto for pairs, from
70 to 100 guises.; ditto, good funr-year-old colta for
saddle, from 45 to 85 guineas ; ditto, cart oohs,
from 40 to 50 guineas. Kr. Henry Barnes, of
Andover, having a superior lot of horses in his 'ta-
bles on the hill, Mr. Hillier Reeves exhibiting many
excellent hones, and other dealers made a splendid
show. Many Common cobs, ponies, and other
animals were for see. The businen in the hop
department of the fair commenced on Thursday at
noon, when the gates of Farnham-row were opened
for purchners ; there being about 1600 pockets of
that description of hope for sale, nearly 2000 pockets
from Alton and the country district, including some
Sussex and Mid Kent.. On Friday morning the
planter@ from Farnham, Alton, &a, arrived, when
dealers from London and other parts met them ;
but for some time but few sales were effected, through
the high prices asked, vie, from 10 to 12 guineas per
met for bright Farnham., and from 8 to 10 guineas
for other growths. The quality vane. considerably
—some pockets splendid, others disooloured and of
leas value. Fair not so well supplied as last year.
A moderate show of Somerset and Wilts cheers was
pitched ; prices asked from 10s. to 20s. per cwt.
more than in 1865. Best double Somenste, 70a to
80s. per cwt.; One Cheddar, 655. to 955.; ditto
best double Wilts, 70.. to 75. ; ditto singles, 60a. to
665. ; ditto cowards, 60s. to ads, per out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

Thu Lot offers very great advantages to spriest, in-
dividual or • company for the establishment, on an ex.
tensive scale, of a brick, pipe, and tile yard, as the clay
la acknowledged to be the bet in the neighbourhood
sod almost unlimited in quantity, besides hawing a
sufficient withal for drainage, the very valuable ;nichr
stratum that in moat other yards cannot be worked,
and which is so proverbial for making draining and
other pipes of the best description, may on this site be
easily made available. The great and increasing demand
for piper. in North Wilt., • greet portion of which re-
quires draining, and the extraordinary facilities con-
nected with this property, render its mansion eery
desirable, while the employment of a large number of
workmen mut add greatly to the value of the
The Estate is bounded on the north by the Kennett
and Avon canal, on the aouth by the Bath turnpike
road, is situate in the perish of Kowde, about one and a
half miles from Devisee, within a short distance of the
Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Railway, and is with
Lot* 5 to 15, both inolosiee, free from this payment of
tiectorial Tithes and Land-tax.

A eection of the drainage fall, and samples of the
different stints of the clay, to a great depth (fern
borings now being made), will be predated at the sale.
To view, apply to the respective tenant.; sad for
further particulars and plans, to Yeasts. Mu:, JACIC•
6011, and Lean, Solicitors, or to the AOOTIONSS/1.,
Devisee.
Devises, October 2nd, 1866.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

NOTES OY THE WEEK.

I.—Caowws are at a discount—at all
events in Germany. Mr. Charles Dickens
omplo” himself in his 411 the Year &wad
in picturing the destruction of the Editor of
the ithwasaeh de Gotha—which is the most
authentic muster roll of European Sovereignty
—in reconstructing not only the map of
Europe but rearranging its Governments.
Amongst the most strange reverses of kingly
fortune that of our English Prince, George
V., of Hanover, is unquestionably the
strangest. The King of Prussia, by a royal
proclamation, one day " annexes " the
Haaoverian Crown and Government to his Own; the next day King George
"protest.," but not too much--in fact, in •
way surprisingly mild, and after the quiet
fashion of certain publishers whose volumes
simply inscribed "all rights reserved."
This is what the ex-King says : "He is

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

Sporting.

IT la underatlod that Mr. Sutton has captioned his
readiness to make a match for Lord Lyon to run Gladi•
Maur at • stone, orer a mile and • half.

AIMEIOR RDWAIIDS will, probably, All op the easing,
in the French stable, mused by the death of Harry
Cfrintahaw. He rode in bin old °plows on Trooadero on
Wednesday last.
A DRAT? of Lord fitanfoni's horses were sold at New.
market last Wednesday. The pries' obtained were not
law, &ad lieu. who woo sold to Lord Combermere for
100 pines., realiied the most.

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limbos II AMR Alg 11111 d his veterinary surgeon are ai
pnweatj Blighted baying for his Majesty the Ring of
Prove's, who has about three hundred stallions of all
kinds In the Royal Huss.

THE late Harry Orinichaw is said to have been waved
in the Railway Pweeseere Arsurance Company, fit
Cornhill. London, with whom he hvel effect*, a policy
against so ideate of every draeription for £l,OOO, who
amount will be payable to ids young widow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

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manufactured solely by Wm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

POOL&

Pgrrr fitismona, Thursday.—Before the Mayor
(J. Wood, req.), W. L CL Adey, H. Harris, E.
Lacey, J. lankester, end J. W. Martin, Hum,
—William Lest, brought up for being drunk and
incapable, was discharged on promising to leave the
town.--John Stainer wan summoned for assaulting
Mr. A. Harris, gmoer. Complainant took • track
several times through • yard where defendant and
some men were working, which defendant said
hindered them, and he got in a passion and shook his
fist in Mr. Harris's faca—Dismissed.- —Two men,
named Croaker and Curtis, were charged with empty-
ing the 000 tents of a tiess-pool into the gutters ef the
public streets. The prisoners gain employment by
' emptying privy-vaults, which contain a certain
quantity of liquid at the top, deemed unsaleable. It
was this they brought into Lagland•strest, and
poured down the street drain& They were fined
2s. 6d. each with costa—Thomas Chandler, the
I, master of • sabooper, was summoned by Daniel
Crocker, seaman, for 1t,., balance of wages, and was
ordered to pay it. He was drunk and disorderly in
court, and on the completion or the case he was
looked up, and next ay fined Si. and omits.
Chutes Allen, for obstructing the thoroughfare in
Millatreet an boar and • half, by his bores and cart,
was fined 2.. 61. and costs. —FRIDAY : Before the
Mayor and IL Harris, Esq., —Mary Marsh, of Ware-
ham, for being drunk and disorderly the previous
day, was sentenced to 14 days' bard labour. --Henry
Brothers, master of the brigantine Paden, was sum.
mooed by George Hartley, mate, for £2 141. wages.
The master said only Is. 3d. was due, and had &am-
nia:led the mats for refusing to do doty.—Dismissed.
--Thomas Wood, of Emsworth, Huila, master of
the Harlequin, • fishing vessel, belonging to Col-
chester, was charged with assaulting P.C. Nettle,.
About midnight In Thursday, prisoner and another
Ma were quarrelling about • boat our the Custom-
house, and the constable told them to go away.
Prisoner, who was very drunk, refused, whereupon
Nohla took him into custody, The man struggled
with him, when they fell, the policeman undermost.
On getting up, prisoner kicked the constable twit,e in
the groin, and Dr. Cnbb said he was permanently
injured. Prisoner said he was truly, sorry but be
was so drunk when it happened that he did not know
what be did.—He was committed for trial at the
borough seseions. —SATURDAY. Before the Mayor
and Lacy, EN. -Hawkers Edward Mc Lay
and Jam Mo Cann, were charged with assaulting
the police and being drunk and disorderly. -1 he
former was fined 40s. and outs, and the latter 10a
and costa —The fines were paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

PROUD'S TONIC PILLS

A" justly celebrated for the disorders inci-
dent to young Females I. the early end middle
ages of life. They restore regularity, and imparts
health and rigour.
Prepared only by A. J. SPANS, Chemise, Dorehester,
Rohl Is Dom at ls. lid. seob.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

TINCLETON.

Tea TINCLITON egoism. CLAN; gave an " Open
Night" on Friday. October flth. The concert was
held in • large barn kindly lent by E. L Kinder-
slay, Esq., of Clyffe House. It was handsomely deco.
rated with banners, flowers, and evergreens, and an
orchestra was temporarily erected oapsble of hold-
ing the new organ, which has been built in the
village, for Woodsford Church, • good harmonium,
and piano. The choral class, consisting of about
17 members, conducted by the Rev. W. M. Barnes,
late curate of Tincleton, performed with good taste
and correctness several chorales and part songs, the
solos were kindly taken by musical amateurs, and
extremely well sung. The audience was unusually
large, consisting of 260 persons. Subjoined is the
programme :
PART I.

Harmonium. Fugue in C minor. Bach.
Duet with Chorus "1 waitod for the Lord." flendolmohn.
Ch
,"To God on High." ot oauLma.d.l...hu orale
"Eleopars Awake." f
Bong. "Song of the Silent Lund." Hargitt.
Harmonin n. "Diahtinful of Danger." Handel.

PART 11.
Chores. "Men of Harloch." Old Welsh War Soar.
Song. " Home Sweet Home." Wrigliton.
Torgotto. " Tuaato ardir." (Semiramide.) Rominit
"In •
Four part songs. 1 ::_o:
e L.rk.l Mendelmohn.
Madrigal. "There is a Ladyn." Ford, A.A. 1607.
Song. 'fl. Stirrup Cup.' • rditl.
Chorus. "He.., 'limas." ft C. Foster.
Song. "Tliti Dumb, Elver." R. C. Foster.
Duo. (Piano and Harmonium) Romano'. HuntinaL

PART 111.

Chorus. "Love leada to Battle." Arranged from

Trio. "The Indian Dram." Bishop.
Q[uutett. "flow down °old RivaleL" Amps.
" Harvest Song." Ifiefarrea.
Part Song'.* ["Song of the Plough." I Richter.
"God save the Queen."
On the following evening the choral clam made •
most pleasing barmen presentation to their late
curate, the Rev. W. M. Barnes, on his leaving them
for Monckton, to wbioti living be has lately been
presented. The presentation consisted of an address
written on parchment and signed by ell the members,
together with • bronze gilt inkstand, • handsome
silver pencil case with geld pea, and an ivory
mounted conductor's baton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

THS DRAINAOK OF Till COUNTY GAOL.

A letter wail read from Mr. J. V. It Lawranoe,
governor of the county gaol, asking the probable cost of
the drainage of the county poison lining connected with
the main wirer of the licrough, and whether it is
noraible to pay a yeitely sum inatead of a rate. lie
*beer's.' that only • portion of the drain•ge would go
alto the town sewer, an the dry earth aystem was
earried not generally. Mr. SLADIC said it was mei asary
it should Le done betian.• Dandy all their drainage
prated into the river. A conversation took plane as to
•be rabablity of the gaol, which tl.e TOWN ('toga raid
wag yot a onoot point, and it was 1111denktual that the
county magistrator were going to test the qua. • .
The gaol Irma paw pd.' to the poor's-rate £240, and the
pvernor's house CU lbt. On the sugeratiiin of Alder.
MAO COOIIIB tbe Tow, Clerk wee instrUcted to answer
'here would be no objection to the gaol drainage joining
the town sew, r, that lite question of • open. wan •
inatter for the County Surveyor, soil that until e
pending question an to whether the gaol wie, rateable or
not, the Board were not in • position to contract.
There was no other business of inherent,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

CORN MARKETS.

Mum. Lane, Friday.—Tbe supply of English 'brat
on sal* at out market to-day was very moderate.
Them was a quietness in the trade for all description.,
and sales progremed bloody, at the rates current
Monday lut, The usa.ket was moderately sappdal
with foreign wheat. A fair amount of business um
trammeled. and prioes ruled tolerably inn as regards
good and One dry wheats. Floating °arras of grani
snowed off steadily, at fall eurrenoier. Barley was in
moderate supply. Good and title malting proderal
moved off steadily, at full prices; otherwise the trade
was dull. Malt sold slowly, at laM rates. o.t, Cr.
in moderate supply and slow request, at about Monday'.
currency. Beans and peas were steady, at late pr.
Tbe market was but moderately supplied. There war
a fair demand for dour, at late currencies.
Per Q•.

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BRISrOL, Thorsday.—The fine weatber 01 tb• past
week bee enablad our farmers to complete their harvest,
and they are now busily ensued preparing the land fr
wheat sowing, which, in coosequenee of the long o 1.-
tinuanoe of wet weather, is much in arrears. We bs.l
a better supply of English wheat off ring to-day thin
for maoy weeks past, • bleb met • free isle at a declii.e
of Is. per qr. Foreign was very deli, •t • similar redo,.
tion. Our maltatere hesitate to give the extreme prices
demanded for line barleys, itelteegetteU7 the eel* to-day
was heavy, at barely late rates ; grinding Kola coo.
Mooing scarce, maintained their previous value for soy-
thing on the spot, but parcels to arrive could be boogLt
for lees money. All kinds of oats were 6d. per quarter
cheaper. &MOO and peas were unilt red in Take.
Indian corn sold in retail at last week's prices. Floor
was firmly held, but tbe demand was leas active than if
late.

WAEITIBLD, Friday.—Mesars Mackie sad Bono rer,t
line old wheat fully am dear, and new maintained i
'slue, but that damp parcels were offered at be price.,
and were almost unealeabk. /3arley, unless line sample.,
vu from a. to 2a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

Tuesday. 18. —Dorset Quarter &anions.
Auction at the Royal Hotel Yard, Weymouth, of
Hunters and Harmers Horses, by Mr. EOlOl.
Poole County Court.
Wednesday. 17.- Christchurch (Hants) Fair.
Wimborae County Court.
Thuniday, 18 —Alresford (Hants) Fair.
Annual meeting of Wareham and Purbeck
Labourers' and Servants' Friend Society.
Friday. 19.—Whitchureh (Hants) Fair.
Animal Sessions at Wareham.

Auction of Household Furniture and other effects,
aI Dorchester, by Mr. W. Cl. Hryer.
Monday, 22.-Bhefteebury County Court.
Tuesday, 23.—Aonua1 Meetins of the Melpleish Apicul-
ture' Society, at liclpleish.
Auction of Freehold Land, La, at the Bell
Devisee, by Mr. Combos.
Wineauton County Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

PROFEESIONAL SURGEON AND MECHANICAL

DENTIST,

79, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH.

DEMONS requiring ARTIFICIAL TENTH
A. can save more than half the usual Aug* by
using M. Lille I Deorroptible Mineral Artificial Teeth.
wlieh are of the beet quality made in lb* world; they
are warranted as useful foe masticatioa as unequalled
foe economy, durability. and comfort. The frame or
base ia • strong body of Tokenised India robber, in
yak& the teeth are set, strongly fastened to tbe robber
by. strong gold wire. Arkfinal teeth made sod set in
the way described are indestruetible, and may he used
dering a lifetime, while the unequalled redaction in
pros plume them within the reach of every ow.
. . . . .

Fro in 12 to 30 guineas is reuerally chaired by most
destista for one set of teeth. M. Lire supplies Mao of
• owlet quality from 3e. to Be. per tooth, or £3 to £5
pr double set. warranted; and in ease of modest be
impairs Mem free of charm within a period of les years.
loch • redoetiou in pries may Woes some persons to
thiik that an inferior quality only are supplied al those
prom, but N. LITII Will be happy to show the pries
lisn of Me best nimafeetamte of mineral teeth In the
'old to any persons having doubt ae to the very bed
quality of teeth and =Oriel 'applied by blin, and be
"hal be able to convince them that it Moss prim' he
on realise 90 per oent.4 for eldll and labour, sad
that the Outlets who me guises for • siagle
tooth, and from 12 to 90 co nese for • set of tooth, are
most exorbitant °yeti:hareem and they deprive • great
many persons of th• bonellt of dailletry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

BLANDFORD.

Samson on behalf of the National, Sunday, and
Infant Schools were preached in Blandford Church
on Sunday Met. In the morning and evening by
the Rev. Canon Champoeys, rector of St. Pancras.
and in the afternoon by the Rsv. J. R. Quirk. The
subject of the morning's disoourse was Mimi from
1. Timothy let chapter, 5 verse, the afternoon from
St. NIMS. ay... 25 verse, and the evening froni
Kett. 'M., 15, IS, verses. The morning and even-
ing servion were well aiSended, notwithstanding the
antavoussale weather. The cotketione amounted to
120 14s. ed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

CHURCH PAPER FOR CLERGY AND LAITY.
THE CLERICAL JOURNAL, and Chronicle
of the United Church of England and Ireland, is
published every Thursday morning. It treate exclusively
of Church matters in England, Ireland, and the
Colonies; furnishes information to Churchwardens, and
aims at the extension and defence of the Church and
her various iniditutions. Its leading articles are upon
the ecc'eniastieal events and opinions of the 'day,
and its comprehensive reviews of Church literature
have long secured for this Journal the confidence
of its numerous readers. Price 61, Stamped ;
by prepayment, 26e. &leer. Hung Wiware, London,
R. V., Gough-square, FleeLatreet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

eccltsiastical Entsllignct.

FOR years the vicar of Islington has resisted every
attempt to found in his great pariah a church in which
the theology of the High Church party should be taught,
and heretofore he has succeeded. Wedneeday, how.
ever, witnessed the eesemicration of the first church, the
loan ism of, which aim at something more than the
"Islington this," as it is called. It is in Highbary—far
enongh away from Yr. Wilson's church, but still within
the bounds of the mother perish of Islington. lii.
dedicated to St. Saviour, and has been founded by the
Rtr. Prebendary !lorries, on whose property, which hoe
of late greatly InoreasW In value, it is 'heated. The
Bishop of Salisbury, acting by commimion for the
13tshop of London, consecrated the building, the sesta lii
which are entirely fres and unappropriated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

On viol. the morning of Sale.

110008 T OFFICE DIRECTORY OF RAMP-
-
IL SHIM WILTSHIRE, AND DeIIISETSHIRE,
with Maps engraved for the Work. Price to Subscribers,
110 s.; Non-Sobscribers, 265. The Publishers, in submit-
ting the Prospectus of the New Edttion of the
Directories of these Counties, respectfully hope for a
conttnusnce of the Patronage of their former Subscri-
bers.

The work will contain a topographical account of each
Pariah, Villige, Hamlet and Township, with Sr distance
from London and other chief towns, its position in the
Division of tle. Conoty in which it is situsted. Hundred
and Union, and County Court District, and sLio the
Diocese. Aralideaconry and Rural Deanery; the Popu-
lation from the Census of 1861 ; Description of the
Churches, with the Value of the Living, the names of
the Patron and Incumbent; the chief Landowners; the
Acreage, notice of Boil and Crops, Local Charities, and
description of Lb. Principal Biota In the towns ate
also given particulars ~1 the Local Government ; an
Architectural Description of the Churches and other
Public Buildings, Chapels of Different Denominations,
Public Schools; Agricultural and Scientific Societies
and Meetings Museums, Tbeatrea, Ac.; • full account
of the Principal Manufactures of which each town is
the seat; the Market., Fairs and Races • Neste of
Natural Curiosity and Antiquities; Hospitals, Alms-
house. and Charities.
_

--fts; 5-inirtori-Oreaola town comprises Lists of the
Resident Nobility, Clergy and Gentry, and also • lest of
all engaged in Professional and Mercantile Pursuits, in
Alphabetical Order. Information relaiing to Law and
Public Moen, Churches and Chapels, the Arrival and
Departure of the Rails and Coaches, Posting H0W41111.,
Commercial lona, together with particulars respecting
Conveyance by Railway, Water or Land Carrier', will
also be included.

Immediately following will be given an Alphabetical
Arrangement of Names of the Nobility. Gentry and
Clergy, and a General Classification of Tredes, which
will °tidbit all the Persona engaged in any Trade
throughout melt County.
The Proprietor. reyeeifidly request the favour of
the gentlemen in their employ being personolly seen
on their applying for information, and Olaf the pre-
cise yelling of the Same do., may be given to them.
KALI. Y Co., Old Bo:wellmourt, St. Clements,
Strand, London, W.C.
Removing to Gate-etreet, Lincoln's Inn Fields. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. Radelyffe's Hounds—Friday, Canso—at 11'30.

The BV. 0. (Mr. Everett's) Hoonds--Tnesslav
day), Milton House; Friday, Hendred House—at 11.
Amesbury Coursing Meeting—The fixtures fiir the
ensuing meeting are—Tuesday (this day), Stonehenge ;
Wednesday, Beacon Hill, Tanner's Down; Thursday,
Beacon Hill, Mr. F. Long's Down—when the other
Sztures will be made.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

Agriculture.

Alt Important Order in Connell in mferenee to the
(tattle plague was published in Tuesday night's
Cattle can now be imported from Irehini end
any port in England and Wales, with the exception •
South Wales, and Idoninoutb, and MAY be morel to ti.e
place of their ultimate destination hubjeet tocert.
regulations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

NOTHING IMPOSigifiLki.
The greatest and most useful invention of the day.
1,001 AMA HELLL—Mmers. JOHN 001INILL and CO.,
Three King-cowl, lembard-street, Leedom, Performers to
Her Majesty, respectfully ear to the public this truly
marvellous du*, which aredually neWres the human.
lair 69 its wistian hi. ao matter at what age.
The Ague AaarsU.a ha mane of the properties of dyes;„
on the contrary, to beneicial to the system, and when the
lair is once rammed, one epplisatioa per montk will keep
it in perfect color. Prim one guinea; half bottles, M. 61.
Teetunanials from artistes of the highest order and froa,.
indiriduals of undoubted reepectabilty may be inspected
an application.
Herm J. uubhLLLmil Co. hams 1111• Ii appointed
Perfumers to HAM the triames et Weiss.

Itmoved to Rod Ball Wharf, Ansel Pomp, Upper
Thoweepotreot, B.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

WAREHAM.

WARMLY AND PORRICIE LAROURIRS' •ND
Btavairrs' FRIEND Socrtrx. —We beg to remind
the friends and supporters of this excellent society,
that the annual dinner will take place on Thursday
next, at the Black Bear Hotel, under the presidency
of C. .1. Radclyffe, Fug., of Hyde House.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

Lab) ant Crime.

THE three Spaniards who are charged with
Spanish bank Dotes, are committed for LMI, bail bej:
vetoed. It
Bair and Hayek the two policemen of the fi
division, who are charged with p. rjory in • caw ie h
they manned two lads, natipsl Dye and Pearce, at
burglary, are condeitted for trial.
BEN IC/IT SOCIITI es' Dictum.— Ot case •e•-ting een, t
twenties was held in the Courty Court, rd01
9th lot. It appeared from the evidence thd I:icaa.,l
st. e•-n., • member of • benefit seemly e.tat,ii,hed
at
Head Option, near Olford, having declined to cootr,b,i.
his elide towards the eats.ns,s of the .4,0
dinner as be did not dine, ho name wa• struck off lb.
lid of membvta ; and •Ittiongh 10. •pplied la Lye ba
testterreferred to arbitration in aiwordeate with the tplea
at • general nitietiog it awl tesolved not to soca da:
request. Stevens brought an atrion in She C.umay
Court, mid at the heating the j.idge (J. Parry.
Q C.) ruled that a member was not cosupelkd to
P'Y Ira dinner be did not Lave ; and that the clul.act.g
illegay in Dot allowing the ca.c to be referred to ,olo•
Ms ion, the rules esprewly dating that In ill doom be
the matter .hould be referred ; and viol., an or f,
the home li•te reinstating of the pla.ntiff under •
of tho, in accordance with the act of parliament;
club to pay wets.

Poisons's SITTING roe vi ciiPOITRAITN.
treat the attempt with open defianoe. reeolntely
to .it still during the opmatinn : others, with
air of submimion, sit perfectly quist during the pob,,
leery arrangements and Incoming operation, bee
suiently at the vital moment of exposure, other.,
who pretend to have no objection to being pourtrsy,.,t.
euntrive to produce inch an amount of tacit- contwth,g
by squinting, 'slating lb. month, &a, as will «Ifectu.ry
destroy identity in the portrait. In some eases the
conning is met with resolute perseveranceoind ig °then
with sttatagesa, so that in all we, a sufficiently
bristle likeness is obtained. One governour inforg,.
on that he generally smearing that the operation
shall take place jest before dinner, and refractors
sitters are informed that no dinner •ill be altp...,g
until the portrait bas been obtained • peagy,,i
argument, the force i.f wh.th is genvrslly rec”urnee.,.
In another geol after the 'otter haa, by moseewm
contortion, balled the portrintist, be, or anal turp
commonly she is handed to a beat in • wsil
to rest awhile and watch the operation repeatel wok
the next crimineL The sitter just niacin* in the
cunning which Nil defeated tbe attempt of the
grapher, generally sits perfectly still, watching %kik
eager interest the operation for which another to hitch,.
In the meantime, • combealod comers, within reog...f
which Om first victim hmlbeen placed, is doing its
and a natural and characteristic likeness is ohtsin.,i
the nuoonscioua criminal, who had apparently retired
master of the 'Motion. —Br stick Qeerttrfy
new number.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

STALBRIDGE.

PINNY RIADINOS are to be commenced here
title week.

TIM potato crops in this neighbourhood are
injured gresily by the disease.

A HuLa ?dawn between Gillingham and Stal.
bridge on Thaniday at Dymore, wu won by the
latter with nine points to spare.

Statical§ were preached at the parish church on
Sunday week, for the benefit of the Dorset GJunty
Hospital, sad nesxly .C 7 were collected.

STURMINSTER NEWTON.

THZ CATTLS PLAGUE APHOCTATTON, formed by
farmers of this district soon after the oommenoe-
meet of the disease, for their mutual protection, was
dissolved on Thursday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

NOTICE.

Dietriet Office et the "DORSET
.1 COUNTY EXPRESS" and " TELEGRAM "
NEWSPAPERS is Romanist from E.4-ofzest, Bland-
ford, to DANORY COURT STREET.
°edam resolved LI Mr. C. ROL Raddkr. *Mahe W+l
etterdt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

Limbon Rate.

TUESDAY.

BallallOPTlL—Tbornes Beard Collimore, Me'wombs
Reale, jeweller, Oct. 22, at 12: sob. Kr. Reward, Wey-
mouth, and Mr. Terrell, Fetter: o 6 ark. Kr. Carrick.
—James Chant, Combe Down, Somerset, Oat. 24, at 11:
soL Mr. Collins, Bath. off. smie. Mr. Smith.
FRIDAY.
Charles Rabbitta, Wimborne Minster, innkeeper
Oct. 26, at H; Robert Somers Parker, Sliepton
cattle Ostler, Oct. 22. at 12; George Isaacs, Exeter,
broker, Oct. 23, at 11 ; William Price. Bedminster,
Somerset, groper, Nov. 19, at 12; Willlam Cook,
floombe Down, Somerastshire, butcher, Oct. 24, at II;
Albany Credo*, Lendport, chemist, Oct. 29, at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

UN ER cOMPLAINTS, RILE. WIND, AND IND!
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.

TIMERS ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
which act upon the Liver: one is Memory, the
other Dandelion. Bat if the public knew how Memory
destroys the delicate coats of the stomach, weakness
digestion, affects the nerves, and positively shortens
111., they would take no other Aperient than Dr.
KING'S DANDELION and QUININE LIVER PILLS.
which liberate bile, disperse wind, strong ken the whole
frame, and are the best pills for torpid Ii headache,
furrediongue,dissiness,finttering of tbehea 1, bilioesseis ;
ndigestion. acidity, aad gonerd debility, an innlike every
ether aperient pill, may be taken witho ear of mike
They cleanse the blood and enidatrose *vet" asperity. In
boxes able. lid., 2s. 9d., and 40. ed. whet . Prepared
by JAMES MOIRES, 47, Mortimer-street, Cavendish
square, Loudon. W. Free by poet for steeps, and 'old
by Agents.—Maggs. Yeovil; Keats and Evens, bar
*hinter; Flooks stud Penny, Sharborne ; Looker and
Hitchcock, Taunton; and most Chemists and Illndicine
Vendors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

CALENDAR.

Oat 16.—Tneeday.—Perlietnent Houma burnt, 1834.
17.—Wednesday.— Btheldrede, Virgin, Queen,
Lod Abbots of Fly, 679.
I&—Thereday.-8. Lake the lirangeliat.
29.—Saturday.
21.-850da7.—Toenty.11rst Sunday after Trioity
—Morning: lit Leeson, Habakkuk U.;
2nd Leeson, 8. Luke, vii. Evening :
let Lemon, Proverbs, I.; Sod Leeson,
RPhesisas. I.
n.—Mooday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

HAIR REALLY RESTORED.

iti-OORE'S CASHMERE QUININE BALM
II positively the most certain, elegant, and
agreeable composad for giving healthy vigoor to the
very roots of the Hair, and restoring it even after
years of Baldness. It also conshioes the remarkable
Cr"of making the bands soft and white. Price
d., 4e. dd., 7a. Id., sod its. pry bottle. Prepared
only by JAMES RORKE. and end by Agents
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

CATTLE MARKETS.

MITIOPGLITAS. Friday.—Oar market to-dsy, er,s
moderately supplied with bust., chiefly in middling
condition. Prune breeds moved off steadily, at full
quotations, but inferior stook was dull, and rather
*beeper. The top Agars waa 5a 4.1. per Sib. Strap,
the supply of which was rather limited, were in far
request, at fully late rates. The best Downs and half.
breeds realised Co. 4.1. per 81b. There was • steady s.i.e
for calves, at Monday's currency —ria, from 4a 6.1.. t.
51.4.1. pariah. The demand for pigs was steady, at
very fall priers.
Per 81b. to sink the Offal.

s. d. id. d. s. d.
Inf. boasts 3 6to 3 10 Prioislovetbdosrad 0 to 6
deord quality... 4 oto 4 4 Lrg. coarse calved 6tc 5 0
Yrinte larg 11t0 4 01.5 0 Pried small
Prise loot*. ltc. 0 Vto 5 4 Largo Ides 4 oto 4 6
lof. coarse disco 3 £0 to 4 3 Ilfrat sobl porkers 4 10 to 6 2
Second quality .. 44t0 5 Irking. calyesoreh2l oto U
Prune soars* wUd 6 51.5 10 Clr.old str pl s,do 31 oto 34 0
Tarsi. StlPOLT.—British—Boaats, 1.090; sows,
sheep and lambs, 5,200; calves, 9)0; pigs. 396.
Foreign—Beasts, 512; sheep and lambs, 1,060;
260; pigs, 90.

NZWOATI AND LBADININAU., Friday.—These markets
were moderately supplied with meat. Generally
speaking. there was a good demand. at about late rates.

Per 81h., by the carcase:

,
s. d. s. d. I r. d. e.
Inferior beet .. 3 4 to 3 tt i Inferior muttno 3 410.1
Middling ditto 310'„ 4 tt Iddlmg ditto.. 66„ 5 0
Prime large do. 4 ,g 4 4 Prime ditto.. • 5 3 6 6
Prime small ditto 4 6 „ 4 a I tarp pork g, 3 8
Veal 4 p „ 3 4 hsta ditto.... 4 0.4
Baigror., Tbursday.-11b• market eras but modankly
supplied with oath.; thane were not as many by 130 es
last week. A good sale was, however, made and a
diorama oilseed, which was not the case lest week.
There were no good ozen on offer, the supply sonsiating
shiny of steers, heifers, and cows. The prices ranged
from 63e. to 675. 64. pea owl. Mutton was but poorly
repreiented, and had it not boon foe the arrival v(about
300 sheep front Ireland the supply would have been
exceedingly small. All on offer met with • quick sale
uss4 per lb. Lamb was not very good either in qusetil
or quality; that sold roamed goat 80 per lb lbe
supply of pigs was very good, and there was • numb. r
of excellent stores ; there wee • greet vanety on ot!rr,
and the prices varied frost lk. to 60s. and 635. accord's(
to size and ago. 'l'he market for bones was ve,y fair.
about the same as last week, and *sty ot boolood
don.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

DISATHS.

Oo*ober 2, at Charmoutb, Mr. Joseph Barrougbe,
many years gartleaer to Robert Hildyard, Eaq. o
Oatberatona Manor Howe, Catbaratona Lewirioar
aged SI

•
October 3, at Greenhill Villa, Little Ilford, Faces, of
decline, Mr. Frederick Harris. son of Mr. Jaroaa Gerrie,
batter, of Weymouth, aged 30.

October 4. -;t11-us ii;o7o-ri,—iakerswell, near Bridport,
the tier. Allred Cos.

--oCt—ob.e;-5.",-rt-fto—nii-strest, Dorchester, Mr. Edward
Monday, arebiteet, seed 63, sinemely regretted.
otrober 5, .6th. residence of her eon-in•law, George
Woodhouse, at Ansty, near Dorehester, Mrs.
Dodge, widow of the late Yr. Dodge, of Sherborne, aged
82 years.
October. 8, et Gatnombe House, Isle of Wight, Charles
Wyatt astound, Esq., aged 45. third son of ths late
Rey. Edmund William &Moan, of Long Nenaton,
Wilts.

October 9, M 27, Oreenitark, Bath , !suddenly, Hannah
Ann, wife of the Rev. Oetavius Winslow, D.D., and only
daughter of Col. Z Ring, 13.4. A.
Gotoh.q. 10, at Cmtle-strost, Bridgewater, Helen, the
youngest and dearly loved child of the late Mr. Alfred
Saunders, of that town, aged 20 years.
October 12, at South-street, Ihielport, Ellen, only
daughter of the Bev. 0. F. Brown, curate of Bridport,
aged 2 years.
October 14, at Dorchester, after a long illness, Mr.
Issas Seriren, ...Moot -stoker sad upholsterer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

foreign intelligtnct.

Thu ratifications of the treaty of pesoe between
Austria and Italy were exehanged on Thin-day at
Vienna.

Tat Deily TelegrapA contradicts a statement, which
It says has been widely promulgated, that Gomm,
Geribaldi will obit Englund in November.

COUNT Lansaw, the Pruden officer who killed
HETI OD at Bonn. hao been pszeloned after kering been
moaned for genteel months In a forireaa
DEATH IN • Rolo.—Ameriosa papers represent ths
in Italian hat been arrested in New Orleans charred
wi'h iserder, it being alleged that as his flaw be worse
a ring with s snap claw in it filled with deadly pelage.
A scratch with it would owe death in throe boon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16

SHAFTESBURY.

CLUI C3IIPANY.—The annual report of the Shaftes.
bury Ga. Co' moany has Just been immed, and an-
nounces a dividend of 6 per cent. The total receipts
of the sew amounted to £B4B 139. ; and, after all
claims hod been paid, there remains a balance of
£625. 2d. in the treasurer's hands.

,__,
A BAD ACCIDICNT OCCURRED Oa Friday evening um
to James Hallett, who has for the last 20 years filled
tbe office of daily letter•oarrier between Shaftesbury
and lwerne Minster. It appears that he was return.
log from the latter place at the usual time, when •
friend overtaking him, he got into his trap and rode
with him. On arriving opposite the lettar.box, in
Saltsbury•strset, he attempted to get out for the
purpose of clearing the box, but unfortunately missed
his feoting, fell, and broke his log in two planes. The
letters were conveyed to th• post-officw, and the
sufferer was carried into the shop ef Mr. Hunt
opposite. Medical &Handsaws was procured, and the
bones were sat, and the unfortunate man was re-
moved to his own house in the evening, and we are
glad to bear, is progressing favourably.
Tug marriage of J. 11. Hortoo,Esq.,of Bromagrove,
Worcestershire, to Esther Smith, eldest daughter of
W. Batten, Esq., of Barton Hill Nouse, Shaftesbury,
briefly announeed in our last week's paper, was •
pretty wedding, and the handsome church of the
Holy Trinity was filled with spectators to witness
it. Three carriages cionveyed the bridal party to
the entree*, to the churchyard, from whence to the
church carpet had been laid by Mr. Soanirnell, of
Shaftesbury. The organ (played by Mr. Nichols),
ushered them to their plates in the aisle, where, on
the carpet beautifully worked by ladies, and lately
presented, the service was performed by the Rev.
Edward Hellier, vicar of Cardington, near Bedford
(cousin of ths bride), as far as the Psalm, which was
then eon, the party promeding to the altar, where
the Rev. J. J. Reynolds, the rector, finished the
service. The organ then struck out, and the bells
merrily annonoced to the outer world, that
the parties were married. Tim bride wore
a white silk drass,and Honiton lace veil (which,with
• handsome bracelet, was presented to her by the
Marquess and Marobionem of Westminster), and
wraith of orange blossoms. The bridesmaids (four
in number), were dressed iu white grenadine trimmed
with lorget-me-nots, blue sashes, veils and wreaths.
W. S. Batten, Emq., surgeoe, of Bromegrovs, eldest