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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

WrISOPOLIT/AN SCAT.

SMITHFIELD, TROBAIDAL—The quaantity of mod
for solo bore ti-day nab rattier largo. .In wore Tory
blow. and prices in some losionook were further rodnood ;
—B•ef mad. from 34. to 51. ; mattoo, 3.1. 84. to Si. 61.;
..J. 5. to fin 64. ; and pork, 3i. So 41. 84. per 81ba. by
wow.

SMITHFIELD, FRIDAT. —There were good supplies
of most on °Her. Trade w.s inactive, and pion woo
with difficulty supported :—lnforior beef 31.4 d. to Is. ;
midilliog ditto, 4.. to 4.. 44.; prime large ditto,
4s. 61. to to. 101.; pri•oe small ditto, 4s. 104. to 5..;
Teel. 5.. to 5.. 8 L , Inferior mottos, 4.. to 4a. 81;
middling ditto, 5.. to st. 44. ; prime ditto, Sn. 44. to
61. ; I.rse perk,:l,. 41. t, 4.. ; sumll pork, 4s. 41. to
per &he by the sare.ws.

poTA.roKS.

BOROUGH AID SPITALFIELDS, PIICIAT.—The
sappass of potatoes offeriog are rather scanty. Trade
moans arm, with • fair demand for good desoriptios•
Kent regents, 130.. to 1601.; otter regent', 1201. to
1601 ; sod rock., 1301. to 1304. per to".

HAY AND STRAW.

SMITHFIBLD. TBUISDAY.—The market to-day was
largely supplied with both hay and Glover. Trade was
very doll. at dm following quotations —Mum oldihay,
75r. to 82a. 61. ; loft rior ditto, 35.. to 65.. ; prime Dew
bay, G.ll- to 75*. ; inforler ditto, :10a. to 55a ; prime old
elover, 115*. to 120. Infrrior ditto, 30a. to 75e. ; prime
new olorer, 755. to 020. 6d. ; Inferior ditto, 30a. to 65e.;
sad straw 30s. to :15.. p.r load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

ANTI•BUNOSTIC FOR CORNS.
ANTI•BUNuNTIC FOR BUNIONS.
ANTI-BUNOSTIC FOR ENLARGED ToE JOINTS.
/i BINOLZ BOX of foxLis3orB ANTI-BUNOSTIO
It PLASTERS sill give INSTANT RELIEF Is, of ell
ceinniste, or le stamps, of T. Tomlinson, No. 6, LOWE ligt.
usour-street, ?wt.,
. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

USE ONLY THE

GLENFIELD

STARCH,
lussies LkIINDRESS 03E8 NO OTHER.

THE

108 s of HAIR, le.—All &testa of the hair,
.1-11 casual baldness or grey bait, sea happtly be
remedied by Mr. Tiaar's treatment. The Pilo Powder,
for the removal of superfluous hair, 4s. The Depth-
tory Lotion for permanently Era Vesting the Roots,
21e., carriage p.l4.—C. TERRY. 301, Regentetrest,
London.

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GRINAULT AND CO, CHEIIIBIB, 7, RUE DI 12

FRUILLADE, PARIS.
VEGETABLE IiATICO BRITER THAN RALSME.
GRIMAIJLT AND CO.'S VEGETABLE
KA TIC() INJECTION and CAPSULES.
Where .11 other usedkanes hare failed, thews prepara-
tions ars always eifestivs. They insure rapid and
extraordinary care of severe, recent and abrade aro
of disease. They are used in the hospital& of Paris by
the celebrated DR. RICORD, sod are found greatly
superior to all remedies hithberto known.
Prim, Infections, 2. 94 per bottle Capsules, de 64
per boa; as Mem% NRWBERY k SONS, 37, Renate
street, London; and all respectable chentista.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

BUCKLAND KENTON.

SUDDEN DISATIL—On Weiner,lay u • young man
named George Jeans, in the amply of Mr. Miller. of
flub, was workirg in the fields he tuktured a blood
vueol, and ditd almost instantly.
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CATUSTOCK.

TIIANICIGIVIL. SERVICES were held at the
pariah church on nunday, and £5 la d. oontributed to
the S.Y.U.

HOOK.
Talc Harvest Tbankogtring Barlow wore bold on
Sunday, when f. 3 10.6.7. j& woo oollootod for the County
HoopitaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

DR. KAHN'S MUSEUM.

DR. KAHN'S world-renowned ANATO.
MIOAL MUSEUM (opposite the top of the
Haymarket), &Ashland 20 years. Open daily (for
gentlemen only), from 12 to 5. and from 7 to 10.
Admission, One Shilling.
Dr. KAaes celebrated work. "IHE PHILOSOPHY
OF MniiiilAUE ; an Exposition of the Donee mid
=tbilitim,of Wedded we (of will& & million
ire been sold), sent free for 13 damps.
AU oommuniestione to be addressed to Dr. Kum, 3,
Tioliborne-Mmeet. Elaynamiret, London, W. Dr. Kahn
may be soosallod daily, at stool, at the Frivol. Boons
%Mashed to the Iliteeso.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

SWAN AG&

Tito Giums.—Mr. Dooerra, tho owner of the house
and grounds called The Grove, uear Peverill Point, Imo
lately ost.oh Improve' hie Prenll.3o.
APPOINTMKNT. It. writ. eged 14, son of Mr.
C. Hurt, merchant, who was educated at the national
school, having proved sucoessful agslort etverel eat di.
dates, has put rw-elved ari appointment 64 wider clunk
In on important London business' fii m
THANILOGIVISU iIIRVICIOL—Tbc•• services were held
at the pari-li church on Sunday, when suiteble and
Impressive ad irmeee were made, followed by eolleirions
whieh realiw-d e fair ern-runt for the County GollPital,
as a thenk offering to Almighty God for the late harvest
=raise.
__HAavarr 'NANKIN:Minn.—On
.Sariday evening

Harvest Thanksgisiog serviee was hell in.tho Copes
gational chapel of this town appropriate hynitui were
song, and the Rev. J. H. I.; reeve preached h most
imprestive sermon, irking hit test from the 8 h ohapter
of Jeremiah, and the 21th verse. At the close of the
service thank off4ringe wore left by the Congregation
amounting to £2 12..
itoccies.-11r. Neths H•yectote,a young mon of this
town, who about twelve years sloes wee oonnested with
the evening Molt association of this place, and who for
several years his vary creditably sod scooessfully 8 led
the post of Scripture reader In two or three largo
towns, having studied and persevered in his marked
MA determined oonnes, Wall shouts fortnight aso or-
dained by th Bishop of &pen to the curacy of Hod•
derefield, in Yorkshire, where he has jost beon his
labours in that capacity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

EAST LIILWORTIL

Lin Annosotia-I:ti;.-1...800W00Tt, of tbo Relioaao
Mutual (Afo ethos, hal Woo lectunog bore on the
eubj..et of if. eseursuee, sod he got E. J. Wout,
Ligwerth (Jostle, to take the chair.

CERNI: AURAS.

PITT! SlosiONo, Wteneedar.— Before J. E. Bridge,
Bee.. Llopisto thyn. awl J,hu Batter,
'rim Fay Ii 4. for the varies. parishes, were refereed,
ereeptiug I. of. C. 4110.
Mrs. ALtry Ana Feel, of &triaged Newton wain-
gunned for aliowloichor oow to 41111, 011 the ashritr,
was to. d 13.. ifoludieg costa.
. . .

.104sy and /tidied Martin, jun., of
Minterne ela,ftia, summoned by P.S. fitilluion for lasing
in a pill:du:boat) (the Rt.Vbill lun, Backland Naftali),
'at a prohibited time on a Suuday ; finail 2s. eardi
and costa _ _

Vr. i mat Kingw, of Rockland Newton, was
inramoned bi l'. 4. dr.illuien for unlawfully woriog
caLtle aff: cud with the foot wad mouth disuse on the
highway, at Busklaud Newton, contrary to law. It
appeared, however, that the awe got out of the field on
the high wry acid the defendant simply drove them heel
again. Case dummied.
Mr. Hear, Domain!) and hhi bailiff, Robert Pearce, of
Up itydllop, wero vommosand for unlawfully driving, or
eusing to be driven), no the highway, at Sydling, a
number of sheep whion were similarly affeoted. The
defendants pleaded not guilty, and that they were nnt
aware the amen were buffering from the loot and mouth
disease, but believed it was tam foot.rot. The Bench,
however, were of opinion that reaunable diligence had
not been used to obtain a knowledge of the diusee, as
required by the Act, and thorefore conflated the defend.
ante in a lewilty of Xi and costa
AM. Perri. of Glanville, Wootton, wag convicted
and sued Ifs. Including outs, for a game In:opium on
hu3cle belonging to Mrs. Dale.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

To NERVOUi ISUFFERFIti.

A NEW MEDICAL SUAT on the mums and Symptoms of
a. Nervous and general Debility, remotion, langour, dislike
to wociety, dopreenon of eplets, low of memory, dimness of
eight, dodoes, premature docile., conoureption, Lo, whim, II
neglected. end lo early death, or chrook Weems, with prescep-
Moue, diet rules, and ail necessary Information, for the speedy
eel-cure of foe of unreal and physical power. nervous aft
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time. and all the inennitleit of youth nod manhood. tent
poet-free. in • sealed cover, on receipt oft peony Aesop, by
Dr. Toonsoe, 6.5, Bartholomew Road, Mention Towit, London,
"There boo quace•ry or loaned mystery in Dr. 'e
boob, but • plain expontion of the causes, symptom, and
ratlooal trettensot of this destructive dam of therms, aol set
forth with the clearness of • practice man, who wishes to be
undentood, and Use OW11051.00•11 of • conecianiutta two who
only webes to be usiefill. Dublin Casette." oThi. work Is
' popular' in @Very Norma of the word, and Its worth in untold,
to tame who cannot, from a feeling of shame, consult the
Intly physician. Bap. Ma/mime" It boo important work
on Marrla. and lie deem, and • TRUSGuide, (founded on
thirty years experience) to all woo suffer from Mart dhows,
mental or physical depromon, or any other form of ointment
Review." Persons at a distance snould forward • detail of
their cases by letter, enclosing ow guinea for advice sad
medicine, which will be sent by return. Patior.ts correepondsd
with toll cured, and ail COMMICSIAOOB are wondered
confidential. Consultations daily, sic :pi Sunday, from 10101
o'cloolL

DBLICIOLTB Home Made Bread In four minutia Yaatman's
Yearn Powder, mad In Her IllaJwuty'sMims, Army
and Navy, for Bread and Pantry. Craws aad Blackwell, and
all Oman.

OISANLINVOL-W. G. NIXICTI Maxi BLACK LIAD
mold every.lisre by all BAN,keepers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

VOL. XVI 1.-NO. 908.

DOXOUST Fit Atilt lelllll3 RAI REPOSITORI
FIVIARI D 1852.1
IV!R. T. iNSOII brga to announce that Ma
NFXI SA I will he held ea PATVRDAY,
01,71)1a h 10, 172, at the tlareearitiv, adjoinin
ti g
utL Welke, wear the ti”ut:-Wettora hallway
litatuon, at ho 114.4 Twelve ~dock.
rAPIONT EvsIULS :

4; Fat P, frt.
: Parrett,.
3 1,0. f If f if.r.:
tto Eat Wothert
40 Fat Ewes 20 Diet° 10 Ditto
Karll Entry. .rc nil'. otlntly
CoPlottwioh 4.1. ID o.r on 47.ttla sad nee% 5 pe,
Oat, on Horn • an.l banteuirnto.
rooms OP SALT PAID TO WINDOM SAW* DAT.

TO RE SOLO BY AUCTION', BY

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AI J. T. ENSOIt. at the ANTEcore
iltpoicHgarit, t. BVI URDAY, the 12th day of
ocroggp. 1872, at Three o'clock le the afterenor.,
Nell. et to ouch oonditiote se shall In thee and there
produeed :
All that POLICY of ASSCIt itAICE for moo. dated
the nth day of fieventber. 1859, aid granted by the
letrobtere h 10.• Aaearanrs elltel.r. oe the ilte it •
prreen now aged 'host 41 year. at U's at.nual prerei.ou
of .CII 6.. Xi., together totth &ousel t , the ma writ of
£53, which have already been arid thereon.
For further pertioulars apply to
Wean,. ANDREWS k POPS,
&Wilton, Dorchester,
Or Mr. /1•111111PULD, Solicitor, Wa:ohasa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

CASTOR OIL PILULES

ABLETrB

Lastuet4 CANTOR OIL Pita.= beings print sub-
stitute lur Castor Oil; they Sr. very small and may be Satan
without the lightest tame, and coatein all the active
mad properties of Ouster Oil.
They sin frequently pracribed by medical men of eminence,
and an recommended m a safe family medicine,
suited to lodise ill delicate circtunstancea, Proosti= and to p
lag a sedentary or inactive lilac
The Importance of a diurnal notion of the bowel., La ardor
to moon a coatis:mance of good health sod mbita, sienna be
too strongly mired, and this may be secured by taking ime or
two of What's Castor OLI PUulse occasionally.
NW—me Pilules cantedu no mercury or mineral sublime*,
but are purely vegetabls. sad may be taken at any time.
ol4in Boats. lid., I* lid- mid lid. "GIL
Prepared only by ALIPILIID K. Lisarr. Dbvosing Obenslet,
Mar kaaplace, Eladletila &Wolk
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

RESULTS Or Tag PARLIAMENTARY REVISION
AT WEYMOUTH.
The Liberal agetta claim • majority of four on the
rerhOon ; the Conservative agents reckon a majosity of
t wenty-nine.

• • • . "itte tinsel order stands
A little lower yet."

MR. WALTER, M.P., ON THE AGEICULTUR&L

LIBOURKR.

kt the Berkshire Agricultural Society's meeting, Yr.
Walter, 11. P., said no doubt the state of sgricultarel
society was too oft.m represented ea more of • paradise
than it was, but if be wanted to turn it to the very
oppolito of • psradiee, be
.should say introduce union.
arid strikes Into the agricultural parts of the oeuntry—
(cheers). In pooh relations • system of strikss would
be simply • state of permanent war and hostil.ty carried
on by one class against soother—(hrar, hear), if they
were to combine ma they had dune in some cseei—and he
looked upon such Cued as iniquitous—if they were to
c.otobine against their roasters when they wanted their
utmeet asiistanoe for the harveet, what would be the
cins,quence ? A relation must bo produced on the part
of the employer, and he would be tempted to say,
" You turned against me when my crops were to be
taken ; why do you oome to me now, whee it t, in•
00111100i011t to MO to employ you cheers )In short
therm would be a state of thiLgs in this country which
would be quite intolerable—(eheers). It was very true
the Mall an tho north lived on bread sod meet, while
the labourer in the shnth lived on breet anti beer, but
how came the rose in the north to live Oil bread sod
ni^at ? Bocanse he could pay for meat, while the
labourer in the south could not. It was the farmer's
interest, however, to ate that he couhl pay for it.
Twelve meal at be, • week would be found better than
fifteen at 12s.— (ehisers.) By raising his wages she
men would be able to give • tout...r oars work. Idut
with regard to all nostrums for improving the Goodman
of the labourer by malting him a co-partner with the
owner--(a laugh)—or any beaus pootis of that sort, the
thing T. perfectly ohildish--(oheers). Nothing we
more difficult than to determine what ought to be the
rat,e of wages from time to time. There were two roles
which were safe from practical guidance on the suoject.
Us believed the law of wags' as regarded the minimum
depended simply on what the labourer could afford to
work for, during tesougik go lire epos. That would not
fdtbeeteur: Pdw'ufe: ehi
simply
buo:sunt:
amount
ed
eo
dt ..u:a main
thatdependedse po i
ley ord rwe Pm: "mo i
to
dg
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

'HIE FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT.

The fact that the body bad never touched the bottom
appears to be proved by this—that when the pookete
were iwarnbed by Supt. Vickery, Dr. Johnson, and Mr.
Spading, no sand was f.niud in them. as would bays
b.-en the case bad the body sunk away front the yacht.
The c °thing also, Isis not torn, scratched, or worn in
t`io least, showing 'last it o,old not have been rolling
ab tut at the 1).4 of the tea; but that it must have
boon fixed in the yacht. proilably entangled In the gear.
Thu time wan vary slightly disfigured. AU the jewellery
which deoeiaid wan known to have had with
and the money in,. ad.) wee Mood on the permit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

SEEDS.

A few samples of new home-grown red Clover seed
have now appeared at market, but values are not yet
bred; the amounts of the crop to baad are very un-
favourable. We alsall doubtless have to depend mainly
for our supplies on the produoe of other oomutries. New
Trefoil seed is more tequlred for. In Mustard said
therein no alteration. For fine Rape seed we have an
imprsved demand. New Dutch Hemp seed is now offer-
ing. Ilartoot Roane are wiranslon l• prier. We her•
a brisk sale for lame bine Peas. The trade for winter
Tares eibitAte sltirhtly iocremed anitnation.—Jobu
Shaw nod Sou, deed Merchants, 37, Mark Lane,
London, E.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

Ir 3 EALTH AND STRZNUTLII REGAINED AND IlAIN•
Li TAMED by DR. THOMSON'S TONIC ELI KIR, the mon
Powerful Medic's... known for tiervons mad general debAity,
exhaustion. Jewett= of sparite. nod all tise other dimmed/1r
consequenow arising from maimow and want, of vital power.
It Me restored bodily etrength to Osmium& of comumptive
and debilitated individual. woo iso• enjoy perfect health, and
In all cams where inn ever, other medicine sod smuien Of
tranwint hoe tailed to relieve, it eradicates the virus of disease
from the 'system, dears the complexion of pimple., blotches,
and skin eruptions, Pose energ, to the nerves and mustiest
and speedily remotes tne moot shattered and emaciated c
Mitutbu to the vigour of youth. re, surative properties
which have pined for TONIC ELIXIR ni much celebrity, the
entire conadence of the medical isroleasiOe, and an amount cd
public petrocep unprecedented in the history of West wall.
Mom, laity be lenefly enumerated. In ail cams of weakness,
prostration, and mnsumpUon, where the vltsl forme are
reduced, and where ?to &omen to be even at its loweet ebb,
U.. restorative powers of this medicine are remarkably mani-
fested, By he um the appetite la revived, the functions of
digestion are Improved, quiet and rainmaking deep produoed,
U.. entire ewers insigorMni. and Meath and shwialiA
Moaned lath. moat feeble, isod In neuralgia. tie dolonntg,
gout, optimal', hyetaria, p.relyele.mums, bronchitis, pipits-
non of the Mast, dlarrhme, choiers, dmeolory, dTEMe,
nervous deafness, ague, and chronic odium Is, It • Live
specific. Price ULU, te tki, Ils mut 33. W Battle. by
nIl Cliemyta, or will be ..at direct, privately packed, on receipt
of a p iet-office order for it. or 33t, payable to Ralph Thomson,
as, nartisolomew Rood. lientith Town, London. To protect
U.. public from gluttons inutations. Her Majesty's C 0....
aniedoners litre ordered the word, RALPH THOMSON,
LONDON, to be engraved In white lettere. the Government
▪ ahod to each pteltage, to inlitate winch is felony and
tramporW.lon. Extract. trout 'Main moats, The nervous
1 debility low much better, that Ido not mod stimulants. My
appetite and digesUon are linieved ; indeed I feel better In
every way. J.J." I have been surprised at tho Minn rly
vivifying aims of your mistletoe, sod cannot sufficiently
gamer my gratitude. D.J. Sold by A. J. EVANS, Cbstulst,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

FUNICIAL AZAANGLIIINTS.

The remtins-,Ff- deou-ae;c7lTier-e—re—ia.;;ed to the house
abut he'd•past doyen the wtnie night. The .hell wat
enchmed la A lead aelle,stri the whuie áu oat .r coffin
of the beet uannui!ci 1 &Kilo,, olitorith handauwe via:wive
larag bftudle., and plain shiel.l plate, with the fuliwing
in•cription : —"Healy Stone, died Sept. 21a1. 1872. aged
42 }ears." Mverythteg except thu lead ouftic wet pro-
vided exactly like that fu: the Into Mr. Watts by the
aids of whole grave, at ltadipule churchyard, &Luther
brick tomb hue bun oonetructed.

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To funeral took place on Thulalay foronoon, the
following being the .1. ter :
Undertaker. Mr. Sperling.
Ilear-u and 1...1r, eitii eight bearers.
First Mnurnini: Carni.g. Mr. stone, widow of deree•ed, the
Sbme (2), hi. datight,r, Aid lilts Stone, hi. %ism%
&eon)) Mourning Cermet, Mr. Stone, brother of de.Aiseed
Mester.Stoni. C 2), hi. sons.
Third Mourning (.72171R:re. Itev. J. Stephenson, Rey. H.
Bothernley fk.v. V. F. flans,rue hat T A_ Ottlev

Dr. Lamle:a .I.:arri&g. Dr. Ithoalra, Mr. Cart. rig ht, 13,
I,ldrre.

To 144 Editor.

Sir,--On reading your report of the inquest on one
of the unfortunate gentlemen who were drowned in the
13sy on Saturday the 24th inst., I was very much struck
with the evidence of the man Taylor. He stated the
sky was blue, and the sun shining. He also states he
sauld see Preaton Station. I happened to be within
• few hundred yards of the above station at the time
the sad OCCUITSOO,I tack place. I rwtioed it was vety
dark and cloudy, and at the same time there warn •
terrific Isail.torm. I find there were four fittermen
within two hunitee yards of the above station, also
four more within fifteen yards of the look-out mac.
They state they could cot wee two hundred y..rds oat
at sea. Why not call them as witneseee ? Why should
the coestgoard-men be oeneured, when they cannot
defend themselves, they being forbidden to write to
any newspaper? Too much confidenoe ought not to be
planed in such men as Taylor. Any one who read his
evidence will find the jury placed tau much confidence
Ii him. I hope some one who is • better penman than
myself will take up the case of thaws who cannot defend
themselves. Sir, by inserting this in your valaable
paper, you will oblige your humble servant,

. .. .. ,
--FAIR PLAY.
Weymouth, Oatober 3rd, 1872
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

THE ARCHBIHOP or CANTERBURY ON THE
CHURCH.

The primary char ;a of the archbiehop of Canterbury
'is of more than ordivary interest. The Primate urged
the development of th• cathedral system, polatiug out
that there exist in the capitular organisation of ovary
diocese the ale:neut. of • rpeoial agency for preaci.ing,
education, aod the gesieral adeancieineot of relLiou end
flora's. In regard to the Church arid State he eh 'seed
that the Church was not wore encumbered or rust-tripod
than any ecclesiastical organisation must needs be
ainoLg • weli-oriend poo to. By at:moron. instates.,
will°, &serve to tie carefully ponders I in all their
bouoriu4s, the archbishop proeed that immediat. ly •
religouus body risme to hold property, or, In other word.,
assumed the priviliges and poeitiou of citisinship, is
became graspable to the laws of the realm. This was
the °see with Roman Catholics, Congregationalist., and
every claws of Dio.enters. Rasa In ratters of faith and
preatioe, in en for as they were cohoetywd with property,
the civil courts became the appeal in all e•••• of d'opute.
The Sstahlisheel C,dirch, it wew contended, eoj 'ye,! a
*pedal pried-go oohs. quent upon her union se.oh the
State. tier non courts were recognised and armed with
the auth,rity of his, with a fined appeal to the dieee.
reign. Trains is really no alternative 1-ystem, ezzept
that which wood! gists she final appeal to the Bishop of
Ronne. This is the cruicisl test of the aoti-State move-
ment whieh has sprung up withia the Church. Those
who are Its authors deeire reunion with Bogue. They
are not Anglo-Cathollo, but Roman, in their bias stud
Intentions; sad it is more than ever necessary that the
treachery of Ritualism should be met by • steadfast
re-a...titan of the national character and status of the
English Protestant Establishment. The Cauroh is an
English Church, She formu part of the Howdah
nutern ; she ob4s, and is protected by, Eogiitild lows;
her courts are an integral part of the Roglish State; and
her final appeal is to the Raglish Sovereiga. TnOnl•
who seek to destroy the existing order of thing., whether
they are Onetni4N without or false friends withle, aim
• blow at the nationality of the Church.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08

El orsttsDirt.

SALlaStritT DlOCltelen CHUIICti fiatuNitt
TlOll.—A meeting of the general °emulate* of this awe-
elation IN, held on Thunder. There wore two applica-
tion, for grants for Gausideration, both being from the
Archdeseenry of Dorset The first was from the
incumbent of Affpuddle l the rural deanry of Whit..
church (the it.,. N. P. Williams-Freeman), for aid to-
wards the reetoratien of the parish church. The works
proposed Lob, done were stated th be the entire revive-
tion of the roof and fabric and a rearrangement of the
existing inoonvenient sesting,by which the present square
pewa will be done away with, and proper provisions
made for kneeling. The total cost had beat eetimated
at £7OO, and as about £5OO of this remained to be sup-
plied, the committee made a grant of .£4O. The other
CYO was that of Ashmore, In the rural descry of Pun-
perm the application Wog from the rector (the Rev.
T. Davidson) for a grant to pull down the preeent
church and to ereet • new one on a different site, but
within the same churchyard. It appeared from the
drawings submitted that the proposed new building
would be for 140 parsons. The estimated expenditure.
however (12100), seemed to the committee to be out of
proportion ho the eeeessitles of the ease, and much be-
yond the means likely to by available, while the design
Itself appeared to them inappropriate to the locality.
As the incumbent himself was indisposed to adopt the
plane, and a report by the diocesan architect as to the
capabilities of the present fabric seemed desirable, it
wee agreed to defer the consideration of the case until
such report had been obtained and (nub plans sub-
mitted. The new district church at Portland, Dorset,
towards the erection of which the committee voted
£2OO in July, 1870, having been completed, the payment
of,he grant was now ordered; and this completed the
business of the meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

THE SEARCH FOR CAPTAIN

STONE'S BODY.

The of of the fishermen having been tuttraccetedal
In retsina the seat dgnee, the matter has been put
into the but& of Captain Coma who at ones set to
work with • diver sad the neosesary gear. The Prinee
steamer proceeded at 1Q o'clock on iloodav morning to
the spot where the Agnes sank, and the diver, Joseph
Carter, descended, and sucoseded in clearing away the
wreck reedy to discharge her ballast ; but In consequence
of • smell leak in his diving clothes, he wee obliged to
re-sacred. He reports that he could not see into the
caddy. and in moving the things the slime is stirred up
and the water discoloured ; but it Is very unlikely that
the (licensed should have arept, es he must have done,
to get t`lere into a Owe like the caddy of the Agnes.
Anton.: this articles brought up were • clasp
knife tLs• bed belonged to Yr. Watts, aching
lines, a... 0 her kolle,a spring bel•noe, binnisele complies,
• cop tc(l a jar of beer. The attempt will if the
weether '.. favourable be resumed this de, (Tuesday).
• rep,' " at the body wee found on the Bands WIN
geter..l ireulated on Monday afternoon ; It wee
wboll) • us.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

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FEUILLADE, PARIS.

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of disease. They are seed in the tioepitale of Paris by
the celebrated DR. RICORD, and are found greatly
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

USE ONLY THE

STARCH,
TTIE QUEEN'S LAUNDRESS U4ES NO OTHER.

GLENFIELD

I°BB of HAIR, Aso.—All defects of the hair,
J Ca(11&i baldness or grey bat', Gan happily be
remedied by Mr. flares trestmest. The Pilo Powder,
for the removal of supertleues hair, 4s. The Depila-
tory Lotion for permanently Kra lieetLog. the Root.,
215.. canine pald.—C. TERRY, 301, Regent-street,
Load on.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

HAY AND STRAW.

SMITHFIELD, illllllllDAT.—Lazie @applies el hey
arid clover fere 01Isle a:111 t day. Trade remained
',motive at dee:icing !Trees. Prime old hay, 751. to
82.. 61. ; inikrior ditt, 35,. to 65% ; prime mew hey,
635. to lit..; inferior ato, 301. to 55s ; orhui 01
clover. 115.. 'a 120. ill,. riot ditto, 30t. to 73..; prime
oew clover. 751. P. 92.. 6.2.; inferior ditto, 34/... to Os.;
sod stssw We. to 3.5.. pr load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

Acidity qf Siomac4, Sick-AeadacA4, Lidigation, ac.
Brockedon's Patent Compressed Bode,
Or Potaw, by combining with the gamic Juice end the food,
DOULMiI26I the exams of add in the stomach, which cum.
heartburn, ho. Itniandlete relief I. obtained, became the
cause is_removal. Of U Cbemi•ta Dots., ls and ts GS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

HAYS WORBDILLLII PILL

EE LIVER is justly credited with being the
Issue of rainy complaints. U inastivs, or oat cd
order, it becomes enlarged or Irritated, produenag
Bilious Complaints, Jaundice, Sickness, Depression of
Spirits, Irritability of Temper, km. It &resoled, •
series of what is called Liver Complaints is prodused,
that render life insupportable. KATY/ WOVIDiLL
PILLS bare been found of the greatest Talus la all
disorders of the liver, restoring the organ to complies
heal* and renovating the instant
Sold by all Chemists sod other Deafen in Petard
liedisinea, at Is. led., 2s. 9,1. .044.. tid. Wholesale
Node. 22. Breed-street. Loconn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

ORANBORNE

TturrixoslLL.—The Rev. J. IL Carnegie, after heist
here 30 years, has just left for the rectory of Byrnes,
Hereford ; and, as a token of retard, the parishioners
have presented to him plate of the value of • hundnd
pounds.

MR. STANtiFELD AT HALIFAX

Speaking at the inenguration of Mdif's Mend
Anoolation, Mr. Stansfeld said that the Liberal piny
since the formation of Mr. Gladstone. Government had
passed more useful measure* than had ever before been
passed in a siroPar number of years, and tecations#
with warm approval the Ecluntson Aft, Irish Leila
Act, the Etallot Act, and Publics aftith Ad. Tin
Conrerrative party had suffered a defeat in 1868, --
they had learned a lesson. They .or a wall-stilled
party, wherein' the Literals were too indepeodent.
they wished for pro‘reas, they must understand this
aeeessity for oompromise and union.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

PCITSACHS CURLS 1111111DIATELY.—Tors's NEUSS-
IDTNI4Ted, le led. sod i9d pelf battle. by port 9. lb
or 36 stamps. Prupwri only by K. J. Tors. Chemist, oppo-
mac Bo ir Massy Station. London. Sold by sll Cheml.ts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

Newbery's Bilious Pills,

Adapted for sedentary and sluggish habits. These pills are •
modern Invention. formed upon the impr seal Mato of medical
wience by.. eminent Physician, who has used them in private
practice with this greatest nieces.. Boxes Is 114.-1,. NrinsaaT
sad dam 7,liewirate-etreet, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

MU IY TUE PRICE Or GAL

The WATOS produced the following letter from Mr.
Steen, secretary to the 0.. Company :
.• Gm Ohlo.. Weymouth, Sept. 17, 11372.
" F. C. &mall. Foq.
" Dear fitr,—. Ibe to hand you annexed a copy of a rmole-
ton mod etc moaUng of my director+ held on the 13th Inst.
The groat Increase In the co et of coal la the aole mem for
their adopUng this coune.
" I am, dear Sir, Yours faithfully,
" Thom/A Stone. Secretary.
" Bemired that oh and after the 301 h of September lust.
the price for the public lamp. he adminced to £.3 10a. Sd. per
lamp pc annum r

In answer to • question. it wag add th• Baud at
present pay fa 5s per lamp per annum.
It waa moved by Yr. Gwyn, seconded by Mr.
ELIOT, and carried, "That a committee oonsieting of
Mew% Groves, Simpson, Wsisford, Ayles, and Webb,
be appointed to consider the various moles of .applying
gas to tbe public lamps and report thereon."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

FARMING OPERATIONS.

Dosalnnia September 23.—Hezvest work his
progressed reodly during the patt !ortnight. All the
earn is got together in this part of time county in capital
condition, awl nothing remains to be corned but hire
sod then. few pieces of Beane. Now that the pres-
sure of barveeting ie over. there is the usual kind of
lull in form vi..rk for a abort time, which is being taken
advantage of by the !showers In raising and storing
their Potatoes, Cerrota, Igo. In some putt of the
°panty, espectaly in tbn neighbourhood of Crenborne
ch ass many hundreds of women end okildreo are
employed in pioking nets. For the lest tbreo or four
nights we have bad a ouccreesion of severe frosts, but
the weather ociatintnes doe for all kinds of Wm work.
J. B. C.

THE WHE tT HARVEST AND ITS LESSONS.
In • long and very elaborate letter on our wheat
Weak Mr. J. B. Lewes. of Rothampetead, Hart., lets
no know that the present your has not been favourable
for wheat grown with farm-yard manure. but haa been
favourable for wheat grown with artifidal manure,.
He does not go into the reason. for this, not even IPD
far as to ootjacture that the value of the farm-yard
immure may have been washed out by the heavy rains
of the early summer. But if there be g^neral truth in
the statement that the year suitable far on. kind
of manure is not gult•ble for the other, and
• prrsa, farmers might do wall to take advantage of
the fact, and to Increase their °hawse of an average
yield Hut for this year he estimates our deficieney at
12,000,000 of quarter., and that apparently, without
allowing for the diminished bread-making powers of
inferior wheats. This it not encouraging, bat iii. better
than some of the prophesies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

liewbory and Sons, 37. nkmaste-sueitt. London.

Nasinar and Soya have the pleasure to announce that they
have appointed as DISTRICT AGENT for the We the above
Proprietary Medicines, IL MADER, Chemiat, 13, Cornhill,
Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

PORTLAND.

BALi.ar TEM VSSWIt. —A fraud fashionable ball was
given by tho Colonel and officers of ths 77th regimeet
at their quarters, the Verne, od Thursday afternoon.
Among those present wore :—Admiral Phipps Flornbr,
Mrs- and Mir Phipps Hamby, Admiral Macdonald,
Mr., Mrs., and Miss Frederic Fan*, Mrs. and Mir
Way, Captain and Mrs. MaSock, Colonel and Mrs.
Macey, Mrs. Moggridre, Captain, lira., and Misr
Dowse, the gnn•roont offlotre of H.M.S. Bellerophon,
Captain and him Halos, Limit:Colons' and Mrs.
Rooks, Miss Stopiord, Mt.. Turner, Captain and Mre.
Bast. Mr. Sewell, Miss 8011. Lint. ani Mir Arden,
Captain Hamiltin and offio-re of H.M.S. Achilles,
I Mr. and Ilre. Damien, CaPiALLI Alexander (H. 11.8.
Northumberland), Captain Crisis and the admire of
the ward-room mars at H. M.B. Northumberland. Mrs.
and Ml.. Laing, Captain and Kr. John Third,
' Captain Fine and the ward-room offioem of HALE
Bidlerephon, the inn-room officers of H.IL S. Sofro,
Mr., Mrs. and Miss Clifton, Mies Brown. Captain and
I Mrs Phel:pa, Mies Faryeharsoo. Colonel, Mrs., and
Mires Oox, Captain and Mrs Palmer, Mr., Mra., and
' Yin Monica, Mrs. and the Mises Taylor, Mr. and
Mr.. J. H. Devenisb, Mr. Winnangton, Captain Hare
and the ofßiters of HAM Bowen, Dr. and Mrs.
Carruthers, the wardroom alarms of H.M.S. Minotaur,
Commander Rowena and Ur wardroom officers of
H.M.S. 110113U1011, MISS Alm, Mr. Ricketts, Mrs. and
the Mires Owes. Captain and Mrs. Everett, Dr. and
Mrs. Harts, the Rae. J. D., Mn., and Mir Addison,
Ident..Colonel and Mrs. Swaffield, the gunroom Akers
of H.M.S. Dormice, Wrs. ond the Miami Cox Mr. and
Kra Hine iok, Mr., Ire., and Miss Law, Captain Dark,
and offloads of the 29th Regiment, Mr. Berkeley, the
Millelle Weld, Misr Montreseor. the wardroom °floors of
H.M.S. Agincourt, Mr. and Mrs. M. FL Derriali. the
Miura Systs, Mr. W.
,L Barber, Captain and MIL
Ferraro, LIMA. Colonel droll, Mre. and Mlle Antall,
the gunroom offisers of Northumberland, Yr.,
, Mrs., rodlike, Dowding.Captaln and Mr.. Cookworthy,
I Captain and Mrs. Easton, the run-room officers of
H.M.S. Mknotour, Dr. and Mrs. Wallis, Rev. V. and
Mrs. Reasome, Commander Anstruther and ward-room
officers of ELM& Salter, Mr. and Mrs Austen, Kr. K.
Hancock, Re. The fine band of the regiment led by
Signor Cassilinl, provided the music, and the dancing
was briskly maintained from about three all niter
nine
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

NOTIOE.

v#379 000 I`o LEN D. —L Gentle-
man, recently returned from
Booth Africa, having ainused a oonsiderable *meant
(end tow connected with numerous Private Capitalists),
is open to negotiate (promptly) Advances or Cash to all
respectable persons (male and female), in amounts
vary and from CIO to INA on as* %Mc of Snarl alarm,
or lowa As., at 4i per cent. for any Orm up to ten
years. Repayments taboo by easy instalmects. erased.
tog over the fall term, or in one soot, at the and of
pariah as may be Seared. All business transacted
the utmost privacy, and Info I ram law or °Mee *bargee
unfair profit not being sought.
Address in eeriest imalldenoe, Mn. G. T. LUCAS. 38,
Gray's lan Road, Loodun L. stating enact amount
required, bow repayable, Position In life, Ac. &aloes
bre, stamps for reply.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

CAB.DIIVII.B CHLROM

Sept Vlokery called the attention of the Mayor to •
letter banded him by a gentloman. complaining of the
excessive charges made by the cabmen. He hired • cab
to drive him from the railway elation to the Jamey
giolin boas, and we. charged 2.61.
The Mayor said be himself had received complaints of
the esoassive chargea, and the Bench wished it to b.
distinctly understood that the publio characs, eanetioiol
by the Local Board of this borough, would be enforced,
and that no person would be allowed to charge more
than la allowed by the public table of fares, The Mayor
then read the published soda of charges as follow :
"For every hackney carriage drawn by one horse from
any stand or plus in the parish of Holcombe Roes or
Radii:wile within the borough, for each person including
the driver, Is. ; two penonk lv Gi. ; three persons 2s.
four persona, 2s. 61." Any cab-driver convicted of
charging morn than the authorised prioe .111 run the
riak of forfeiters of hill HOM3IIII. and the inagietratee will
fed extremely obliged to any resident or visitor who
has reason to complain if he will apply to the Bench for
redress.

WIDNIIIDAY.—Before the Mayor (Jen Robertson,
Req.), and Jae. Drew, Req., LLD.
ISAIXT 011 ON. Or
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

LATEST NEW&

REVD3W OF THE CORN TRADE.
Nark.Lass Express of to•night says, the past
week opened with mem degrees of frost, but tempera-
tare has mina gradually Increased, with falls of light
rain in Ragland, and heavy down pours again in Scot.
land, leaving the grope in that part of the Kinedom •
eanaplete wreek. • very praetioal sot has been seas
upon the trade In earn. Agitate her, who have been
plumed by in the northern &mood at rates beyond it.
views of town millers, aid large oialare foe red for
Sootlaad have cleared London market of all tiled*
for the purpose, yet London and the country have been
quiet with prime for English rather In buyers'
favour. Wheat in Paris is one shilling to one
sod al:pease dearer, Bordeaux two to three
&hilltop dearer for fine quality *hest; north of Spain
has also dam to prices which leave no margin for
Imports bete. Scotland has now acted upon Daniel;
and further forced up prime too high for London, 69i.
coat freight, and biannual having been refused for
oholos new white qualities. Germany quiet. Peters-
burg firm. Some provinces of Southern Ruada hare
advanced shove English values. New York has quit*
recovered from temporary &bonne.

MARK-LANE, THIS DAY.

Warhol quiet. &Wish and for•lgo wheat firm at
late values; teen flour throe shillings, nountry one,
and Anierlean aspen°. dearer. Barley slipsnoe to one
&Una, and maim rizpsnoe dearer. Oat& beaus, and
pass firm. Brltb.h—Whnat, 7,684 ; batboy, 1,482; eats,
1.142; dour, 14,901. Foreign—Wheat, 43,815; barley,
8.490 ; onto, 3,187; maize, 6559; flour, 4,006 subs
and 2,778 barrels.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tins DAY.

•
Trade very dull owing to the heavy state of the dead
meat market. Beef • heavy sale even at fours:anal
reduction. Quality of ripply superior to general
average. Coarse and inferior Moeda of sheep fourpenee
to aispenoe lower. Cholas downs and half.breeds don't
experse so great a reducrtioo. Very few Wyse
arrived, and mostly Inferior; choice quality • trifle
lower ; other sorts hang on hand. Pork lower. Beet,
ta 6d. to be. 04.; mutton, 56. Od. to 7s. Od. ; veal,
be. 01. to 6.. 6d. • pork, 3s. 101. to ss. 2d. Beasts,
4.100; sheep and lambs, 17,430 • calves, 165 ; pigs,
170 ; including foreign beasts, 554 ; sheep and lambs,
8,571 D ; calves, 145.

PROVISIONS, THIS DAY.
Butter: Supplies of both Irish and Foreign very
short, arid the market ruled both* at advancing prima
Foreign descriptions eight to twelve shillings dearer on
the week. Frieslaad, 1325. to 1345. Bacon: Good
burliness at firm rates. Hams: Prime quality wares
and dear. Lard dull. Chess.: Itmeriean quiet, at
rather easier prices. Navy provision' unaltered,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

THE LITTLE BREAKWATER.

The next business was to consider the advisaldlity of
rrinoriag thelsreakeeter to front of the Victoria

Lr. GROVES salt he bad caused that notioe to be put
on the paper. The breakwater was originally of the
same height as the Esplanade and it was erected la
order to wive the large flight Distort° step. above. But
wino years ago the top of it was talt. o off, and only
tbo base remain., and Is now a place fdr harbouring
rubbish. If they took it away, there would be an un-
broken sweep in front of the Broplanade, and there
would be no danger to the steps, for there is DOW no
sea there. .

Mr. Aldermen TizsaD : Will It pay for removing?
Mr. Ghouls mid there was the ttote,and the Gounoll
would remove a oulsanoe. . .

Mr. Wittarwiri rid he had personally asked Sir John
Coode whether it would be adileoble to remove it or
nos. and be sail it would not be adviaable at peseent.
Mr. THOMAS reminded the Conooti that io yearn boo
this queer:log 011:00 before them. He was topte waddled
that without it the Sande would be wombed away,
perhaps entirely, and the dope in front of Bond-strset
would not remain. The Cotu abould note as be bad,
the affect of the see thert, and whoever said the Nu
bad no effect, spoke without • thorough knowledge of
the plue. He had himself spoken to Sir John some
time ago about the removal, and Sir John replied
"You will imperil your sands by its removal, aod the
steps will be Jeopardised." At preeent it we. not
adviseble, but it might another day.
Mr. Alderman HOWARD thought the Breakwater •
most valuable piece of property, if it were hit, be
would raise It to the level of the Esplanade, and let it,
and he believed it would answer well for • photographic,
or refreshment room. . . .

Mr. WIRD said the pilot WM II polities onisanse aod
no good ; it eating the sea to rebound against the wall.
Since the Portland Breakwater and the south pier were
built, there is no danger front the sea against the
Esplanade, and this plum is no use.
Mr Alderman HOWARD: If I were Mr. Doan, I
would offer to take it, raise it up to the Paphanaa
level, and maks • refreshment place of It.
The MAYOR speakiog with referanoe to the 'contrary
opinions expressed, raid he pinned his faith entirely to
Sir John Coode's sleeve, and that implicitly, and aa Mr.
Weighted had geld that Sir John had pronounced that it
ought out to be removed, that was • sufficient reason in
his (the Mayor's) eyes why it should not be remlved.
Mr. °sown behaved that by and by it would be alto-
gether lost. Year by year, and inch by limb, the sand
is weeping up.
Mr. TALBOT : As oar finds ars short, leave it alit is,
I do not believe it will pay to take it away.
Mr. OILOVIB said as there 'seemed to be • different°.
of opinion on his mo.ion, he would withdraw it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

TGE CHEAPEST PACKAGE or TRAIN ENGLAND
-A CHINES CADDY, containing 161ba of
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

egriculturc.

AGRICULTURAL RETURNS.

Tr.,' agricultural r•turr,• for Greet Britain for the
prvs.nt )o,r show 399,18 arr.. under wheat, being
an Inereu, of 27,261 over 1871; 2.314.235 enter harlvv,
heinr a decrease vf 69,548 as enmpared with 1871;
2 703.615 under oat., Wine 10,002 Nu than Inn ;
614.0,4 order potatoes, 01,04 less than 1871; and
61,929 ander hope, being 1,.tr0 more than 1871. The
numbers of live stock on Juno 25 were 5,824,106 cattle,
bein4 2240 347 more that in 1871; 21.9!21at6 shrep,
la ins 4113 295 ware thus In 181; and 2,784,890 pip,
twice tt85,288 more than in 1871.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

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......
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

110 PS.

BOROUGH, FSIDAT.—There Ire good PUpplles of new
1101 K, lAA with ration lees demood the general tondeocy
of values is downwards. Yearlings and olds it. dealt
In cautiously at about previous quotations. Contineutal
markets r. n.to without •opreciablo •Iterstion :—Mid
sod East K.,.t...£9 9r. to £lO 104. ; Weald of Kent. E 7 7s.
to 24 • : tivaetx. £6 61. to .E 7 101. ; Farnham and
country. £lO. Yearling. : —Mid mai Ea.t Kent. £17..,
to •C 3 n • ; Weald of Kent, £6 12. to £6 65.; Sussex.
12s. to £6.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

E 4 Th. "PRIMA DONNA" At Loot. SZWING
to work by hood or kort Look-atttob,
loafed lilaotic fife). LIM/ !res. Moots Wonted.
WHIGHT mad MANN. 143, Holborn owl Brook-otavot. LC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01

WEYMOUTH.

Porr-orrics Pit0)1011011.—Mr. W. J. Jorrerd, of this
town, bee been promoted from iti• assistant clerkship
at the Post.afßoa, Weymouth, to • clerkship at the
Post.ofiloe, Liverpool.
AnclllllM—Th., prise meeting of the Welteetith end
W 1 k. Bays archery club, which should have beim held
on Tuesday efterneon, was further postponed on &m-
-oonlit of the utifolteltate weather ; but the membets
and friends, not to be entirely duleWoleted of the
plower.. derived from meeting, had a private ball to
the snafus et the Royal Hotel.