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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

11 LIiTOWN.

I'm CdIDI.L t Ore-Imes ...inner of Host ;Varna,
of the Klee* Atm., win held on Tuesday (-imam%
About 40 were prrsi,ot inoludtiii• a few Dorchester
frhnde, under the eta.' prerideocy of Mr. W. Chick,
of Dorchester ,• the vios-olieir bolos ti led by Mr.
etrwadr to Mr. W. r. Brymer. The Wowing 1
toasts ware gision—" The Queen," Army, Nary, and
Volunteers," respocd,re Private Emu, It, of the
Yisomacry, and Private Holland, cf the 3rd D. it.V.
The "Town and Trade of Puddletown," respoudtd to
by Mr. Arnold ; "The Lord of the Manor," r• spender
Mr. Watlin ; "no Chairman," "Best and Dates" p'
"The Visitor'," responders Messrs. Templeman sod
Heyman, of Dorchester. Mr. Groves (Weymouth)
responded for the fleet, and with gla•ses round for Mr.
Groves. "The Ledire," reeponder Mr. E. Brown, of
Tolpuddle. Mr. Youngs so,cl health and "Our out
merry meeting" °lncluded the Ibt. We must congra-
tulate Mr. Warren on the suoders attending his (fret-
rate inpprir, which was served ender the tffieient hands
of Mr. Youcg *bogey° hls aerviorsgratulton.ly. Bight
marrily di.l song, wrist. and motimeet flaw from side
to side, pine really oepital songs haying been surg by
Mar.srs. Tea., Collin", Holland, Watlin, Hayman,
Currie, ito.; in feat, steam was kept up inoessantly
until the arr.r.rl of "Mr. Bruce," when ouncluded rine
of the melt Phasing eyettittfi entertainment list the
most srleLt .old wish or desire. Long life and pros-
perity to Puddletown end Host Warren.

DDLIIII I NTO.
CM; inT.— Coke blra,, rod the Mires kitell, with
other ;gee.. ore, bare given a COIICOI in the tohoolroom
in cid of the hind or the per. There was a large
attendance, Ica the eutediiiumeat was highly such
sossful.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

I :miaow cv PRSIIIIIRS.

The application of Mr. Waldo°, of the Market house,
for Increased secommoiation, was granted, as It wee
found it would not interfere with other occupiers. The
alterations to lio carried out at the expense of Mr.
Walden, and under the superintendence of the Bur.
veyor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

CAW!.

PAIOOBIA.L.—The Rev. W. Barnes, RD., Reetor. has
just issued to his parishioners "'Ft. Came .nd Wolt.
oombe nimanack for 1874." B vides the usual inform.-
800 it contains engravings of St. Peter's, Came and
Whitoomb• shurohes, and an addrese by the Rector
giving the yearly statvutent of the Churoh work,
loolodiog the we.kly offertoriee, the school, and the
clothing club. The whole of the money given la the
year in offertories, gifts, and subeeriptlons t74l4e.Td.
The number of children on the school books was 38, and
the avenge attendance 19. _

Cracnitin 8 TRIAT.-08 WBdB•BdaT last the school
shildren of this and the adjoining parish had • happy
time at the schoolroom, on the occasion of Mrs. Shaw
giving her annual treat to them. They had • bountiful
tea with the usual toothsome coooomitants so dohs to
childhood. Then followed a famous Christmas tree,
laden with a large variety of useful articles, toys, ko.,
and this valuable "fruit" wee shared amotgst the
youngsters, every one receiving some article of clothing.
In providing the needlework, MIL Show was assisted by
astral kind lady friends. All kinds of childish Inn
were made for the pleasure of the children, and it was a
right merry party.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

Denli,eter. lit January. 1874 _
rr DR LEl', with immediate Peue"it'a,
-L newly erce'tol VILLA. In • most Imalthy twitA•
boarhood. at Wollaston Field, in the b.rougla of
Dora Lester, mistaking sta bedrooms, one dressing-
room, one drawing and one dining room, two kitchens.
two w 0.'2., aid the nasal domestic offices. Water
and gas laid ; goat garden attaebod.—Apply to
Moon" it. Darts and Son. bander., Dorchester.
_
IVA NT ED, good 0 ENERAL SERVANT,
not lees than 20 years of NM, stro_ol. NWT%
sad at good character. Alio • NUESS GIR4 Who boo
lined oat belora—Alpply to Mrs. Autos, Mgr.
pan, DortheMer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

Till TIOHBORNI TRIAL

Mr. Honestly on Tuesday proceeded to analyse the
Gelds nee as to the personal peculiarities of Roger Tint-
borne, and contended that as regarded him chest, his
handl., the defect In his gait, and the mark on his side,
the defendant exactly resembled the general description,
while be could not possibly be identified with Orion.
Re went on to point out the general resemblance
between the defendant and various members of the Tick-
borne family, especially Lady Radaliffe ; the graphic
description given by Lady Burrows of Roger's face—a
arms on an oval—corresponded very nearly with
defendant, appearance.
Dr. R enealy on Wednesday discussed at great length
the 'video's as to the tattoo marks, and than dwelt
upon the testimony of Captain Brown, who said be
saw Lute at Rio, contending that it ought not to be
wholly die/notified. Bogies evidence was then analysed,
and the learned doctor urged that he must be •
witness of truth unless they believed him to be a eon-
summate actor.
Dr. tensely on Thursday continued Lis commente
upon the evidence addrieed to prove his client's identity
with Roger, beginning with those witneeme-36 in
number—who had °owe from Tlch borne or its neighbour-
hood. Dr. Kenealy placed great rellanoe on the evidence
of Miss Brain., who, he said, though she had been shame-
fully vilified, was one of the most important witnesses
forth. defence.

On Friday Dr. Remaly oommented upon the evidence
of Luis and the witnewese who knew Roger In London.
He intimated the he would reserve his remerks abont
the Caribineers until he come, on a future day, to him
yardarms who had been in the regiment. The Lord
Chief Jostle*, la utoniabinent, remarked that he
thought the C11111).121110T• hod bean dioposod of, Dr.
Kenealy geld, nr,t hi. Caribineers ; only the Chriblneeri
for the prosecution. The Lord Chief Justice remarked
that If the summing up wee 001 000010(144 OS Tuesday
the Court would take a cleanly° warm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

11,1

EAST LIILWORTIT.

THII Dolmen which earns off with such tdai on the
23n1 of December was repeated with sundry modifica-
tion. and additions on Friday, in the same room, sod
under the mate emplace. The room was filled to over-
flowing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

BIRTHS.

,t.ery 2, at Swanage, the wile of Kr. R. Brown,
watchmaker. ',moiler, ke. of • eon.
January 7, at `.:2 Mt. lamund-atreet, Weymouth, the
wit.) of Mr. W. itt;gers, of a daughter.
Jaouary 3, at di.h-tree Cattage, High-street, Poole,
the wife of Mr. B. J. Elford, of. daughter.
January 6, at Blandfurd, tho wife of Mr. W. Arnold,
of • daughter.

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J .oulrY 9. at niwbEmit S'reot, Dori:duster, the wife
of Mr. hedorick Tibbs, of (JorLo Abbu, of • son.
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MARRIAGES.
Decsmber 25, M tbo church, Winfrith, by the
Rev. G. Phillips, Owen, dh.t son of Mr. R. Mortimer,
to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. 8.1100111, a Beaton,
Dovoo.
January 1, at the Congrogational church, Cheltenham,
by the Rev. A. IL Brown LLD. the Rev. W.
Barsrell, of Hero Regis, Donat, to Iti;• Amelia Davie.
of Ctteltenhana.
January 1, it the pariah church, Tarrant Rinton, by
the it.,. C. D. Rotund. re, Mr. Charles Adams, to Mlse
Jane Adams, both of Tarrant Ifinton.
January 1, at Blandford Church, 14 the Rev. 43-
FynessClintoo, Mr. Gouge James, of Blandford Si.
Mary, to Marrianae Barrett, daughter of the late Mr.
John Riandford, of lilandfoni.
January 6, at the pariah church, Wyke Reek, by the
Lev. V. F. Ransoms, Henry J. Tuggsy, muster mariner,
to Susan Lydia Lowe. eldest daughter of the late Capt.
J. A. Lowe. H.M.R.O. Princes, Royal.
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DEATHS.
Deoember tt, at Over Xingeumbe, Great Toiler, Mime
A, M. (iale, aged 31 )earl ; for 16 year. • faithful
servant to Mr. James litiorolnll,
December 27, at Mitigator Nava, of consumption.
Emma, the beloved wife of Frederick Handel!, black_
smith, agog 31, deeply lamented by • large circle of
friends. Her end wee peace.
January 3, at Broadsle, Staffordshire, 'Photo",
eldest eon of the lido Mr. Thomas Later, of Dorthesier.
aged 38 years
January 4, at Weymouth, Mr. William George Green,
aged 45, late Manager ol the Wilts and Dorset Rank,
and son of the lets Mr. Green, of the Lamb Rotel,
Riadon.
January .1. at 2, Victoria-term:oil, WeyMoutb, of
diphtbsretio croup, Annie Mary Arden Oilnah eldest
and fondly ohild of notary W. gad Awde 8.
WAG Win, *red 44 year..
January 4, at Deudford, Mn. Catherine White, aged
year..
January 4, suddenly, at 21, High Wee-street, Dor.
'baster, Mary, the beloved wife of Mr. Richard Groves,
and daughter of the late art jotant Firth, aced 52.
J.inuary 5. at Noitingtou, Margara Wright, infant
dauchter of John and With Wright, neet one
January 5, at knandford St. Miry, Mr. George Adams,
aged 48 years.
J. noir, 6. at Blandford, Annie gather, infant &ugh.
ter of Mr. John James Rieke, aged 10 inanths.
January 6, Mr. Rammed Stroail, of West Stafford,
deeply ',grotto 1.
January 3. at Martinaimen. Ann, the beloved wife of
Mr. Joseph Trr vett, aged 71 years.

Printed and Pabhahod, et 8, RIO-street Webt,
Dorehester, by Lisa= Anima. Is tas pada oc
Holy Tylsitrr sad co-propiotor.
, Jamul la, 111 IN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

WOOL.

DEATa OR MR. JOUS SLY.—" no miller of the
Frame " ha. gone the way of all fleAi at the ripe age of
77 years, and the announcement of his death will clause
a wide-apread feeling of regret, for the kindly old mail
was well known to everybody In this oat of the county
and was univerml4 respect. d. For 40 years he
oecupind Bindon midi, and was ever blithe and hearty in
his manners and disposition ; but about two years ago,
owing to the growing loartortite of age, he relinquished
that part of his business being suoireeded therein by one
if his nephews-11r. Lucas, but he carried on his farm,
and resided at Springfield villa, Wool. On Saturday
fortnight he was ooming to Dorchester, and hurried to
Nub the train, ThM onoitemet brought on a parlay*

lingered
rubeeedshady
aso
ibessiool3wevoeyked.i,dhosg,::::::rued,b‘‘,,v,vtioul:resoei.iidtrohkritiwb.,.:dl3.4,,dii:
1," H. was on old and respected member of
Winfrith Farmers. Olaht and his shrewd common
*sense and
keen 55450 Gi bIIEGOIIIr, were displayed whenevor be
took part to tto Promic'dinfit lie took • lir- ly
to,eui In
bis lie. ot
hPtroel'r
gt -7ekati the\
fpPliair 61)br:n3:141"firlri Ipg.latetniLifUddraCtelamhldwh ra4khr, I ea: ai:Terentn:thildintoneat:orti antf:if bed' ihuraP' advisor, and
nt
took place last
Friday, whos the remains of the 01 gentleman were
b„rka the graveyard of Hal) rood ohnrob, Wool, the
service befog r.ad by the Rev. 11. Dable. The funeral
arritegetootaa were oondueted by Mr. R. Hooper. of
Wareham. In front of the leers* walked the members
of this Wool Sick Club. The plumed hearse was
followed by • Olournibil witch, Obataintilir the SOrrOWthg
nephew, of the deoemed—Mr. R. 00112111111 of Cone,
Mr. F. um, of Dorchester, Mr. J. Honeywell of Wey-
mouth, Mr. W. Lerma of }Radon, and 14% John Sly of
London. Behind walked other relatives, lneluding—
Mr. IL gooks., Mr. G. Ingram, Mr. R. Ingram, Mr. .1.
Legg, and Mr. W. Legg ; and then Mende and neigh.
boors—Mr. 3. 3. Bake, Mr. Foot, Mr. White, Mr. J.
A. Damen, Mr. C. Hyde, Mr. Fooka (Orange), Mr.
Marshfield, and Mews. K. Randall and Beat, executors.
There was a large attendance at the funeral, and many
kindly trails of the old man were repeated, and general
regret expressed at his los&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

THE ASHANTEB WAR.
--40---.
ALLIANCE OF THE KINGS OF ASHANTEE
AND DAHOMEY.

Th• Irombig Standard publishes • telegram from Ite
lahantee oorreacondent, stating II WAS positively
reported from Cape Coast Castle, that the King of
Dahomey had entered into an &Mane* with the
Ashanti«, and had sent strong reinforcements tv the
aid of Ma allies, and against the white men. The
Keelsh soldiers are still ',Tubing off the mast, bit the
order for them to land was expected every hour.

Baron Martin having retired, Baton Bramwell will
let the election judge in hi. pleat.
Taunton election petition inquiry will formally
opened to-day; the practical busioese comment:pee to-
motrow.

The platers anti labourers at Palcaer's shipbuilding.
yard, Jarrow-ou.Tyne, struck work this morning for
an saltine* of Memnon per day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

BLANDFORD.

SODOM! Dfiant.—Mr. W. H. Atkinson, ooroter, held
en
inninest on Monday touching the death of Catherine
White, aged 80, 'ho lodged in a home in Dorset-street.
It seemed the old woman was ant Joel to fits, and on
Friday evening she was taken in • fit and fell down
atairi, and died almost brimodistely. Tho fit waa said
to be the eauae of death. Verdist—V:sitation of God.
Itotrawar.—On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. !Solemn'
and Miss Austen. of Keynaton, cline into Blandford, in
• pony earring°, and, whil.t standing opposite the
°brach, and before the driver swankd get up, the pony
started off towards home, Mr. Melobam's little boy,
aged Mire° yoaro, being the ooaup at of the carriage.
The eLlid kept 'Ms tea, ant furtunatoly the pony was
st.y.pod near the rai:way &folio?,
WZ4LeI AN CLIAPLI. —On Thurolay evening, after a
public) tea, • meeting woe held. The chair was taken
by the Hey. H. Pedghatn. Mr. W. Younz. Chapel
Trustee, read Ili r. port. Tee old deht of .C3OO reams,
and £260 is added incurred in noildirg the nor chapel,
060 of which, how.ver, will ba path by the Chapel
Committee when the £2OO it forthcoming. Addreases
were delverod by the Chairman, the ROTS. R. Grey,
It. Cott,m, an' Mr. Teatig. The choir sang several
anthems, Miss T. Gill presiding at the harmonium.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

ItIVIEW OF THE 0011 N
_TELDI.

'llhe firmness in the grain trade his beoome more
decided, now thet the position of &False has been
seenrately aseertain.d. It sentare that the steak of
wheat In the prinolhal torte t 1 the Matted Kingdom is
about one millicn and fifty thousands qra. or nearly
fon,. innirtd thousand qrs. less than last year, whilst
tho vsstity seat is ore million three hundred and
0. Ter ty-slght thaysand qs , sesitat one million seven
hundrei and five thctissnd qa. lest yesr. Under the
alrennatstare it Is tot rm rising that the steadiness
In the trade should be increasing, or that an Mentos of
ore shilling in English and tam to two abillicgt
In foreign wheat should hase been establishei
at ihrk•Laus to-day. That present prices wlll
be maintained seems ttlershly certain, sod not
improbable values may further improve, as there is a
full average consumptive demand prevalent.
Earley has further improved cns shilling, and oats, with
moderato pure) eves, have been sixpence to one shWing
dearer on lite week. Help sdnotsed 0011 shilling. For
beans and peas there has been a healthy demand, nnd
the recent Improvement has been well maintained
throughout. The flour market has been very firm.
Country and American have risen one shilling.

MARK-LANE, Tins Day.
linglielt whose closed Ons to Two BhilllEo dearer.
Barley advanowd Ons Shilling. Oat. rose Sixpence to
One Shilling. Beans and Peas very firm. Oonntry
and Ameroian flour Ons Shilling higher.

METROPOLITAN OATTLE, THIM DAY.
About 3,300 beasts, Including about 1 200 (Grater°.
Trade dull, sad pitosa twopenoe Moor. reforior, 5..
to 51.01. ; prime, G. to Gs. 21. About 12,000 •he•P•
llirmaud heavy at t•opmps• r. auction. luftirlar, Go to
60. 44. ; prima, Gs. 81. to G. 10.1. Valves sold at
Si, 6d. to 6s. in. Pip, 4.. to ss. per Ht.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

DORCHESTIR NATIONAL SCHOOLS.
To Lie Sdaor.
. . .

I am not at all astonished that Kr. Nave and his
friends should feel scrirved by an extract from the
Mock* affixed to the Mazola! Report of the &Moot
Committee, and circulated through the Borough
apparvelly by order of the Committee: nor could they
be expeeted to guess that suet an iiiimarreiciabbr liberty
had been taken as to affix that extract to the Report
without the knowledge or minion of the committee.
However such was the oase, and at Its last meeting the
Committee inserted a minute In its Books to the effrot
" That ft was not the intention of the Committee that
anything besides the Report should be circulated,"
So that Committee is outlier. But I cannot but express
my own personal repel, as an Individual member of the
Committee, that such an unprovoked affront should,
even through an inadvertence, have been offered to so
many of the reepretable inhabitant, of the town.
EDMOND WAHL) FILAR%
January 10, 1874.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

front his wile's money, and said if he'd been in gaol It would not
have been stopped, that was referring to one of their men who
had been in prison,and, as his wife had nothing coming in
during that time, tAgg did not charge the rent lie
orm.boratod Mine Isigg as to Robots offering to leaec, and he
telling him they accepted his offer.
Mr Robert Hunt spoke to complainant admitting to hire
that he had discharged himself. When told he could go and
work fur snyholy else, he said "I shall not dolt, I belong to the
Union, and shall put the cave the hands id Mr Arch. who
will WO rue righted." Witness, told him lie was welcome to do
that.

Symonds said every cold:set might be illasolveas by
consent ad any time.
Mr 11.1 es said the magistrates lad no doubt that his offer
and its acooptance amounted to a dissolution M the contract,
and they (i6716110(i the cases
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

111016

T E PHOSPIIO-81LICON MANURE
COMPANY.
WORKS: BEIDPORT ROAD, DORCHESTER,
DORSET.

ENGINIZA AND MASAO= :
W. S. ALIARDYCE, Egg., C.E., Salisbury Hotta.,
Fordingtou, Dorset.
Bair KENS :
MESSRS. WILLIAMS, THORNTON is SYSLS,
Dorchester'
Optic.: No. 1, CORN lIILL, DORCHESTER, were
Orders ars remised, cud Information given.
--
Tea sole right of manufacturing this valuable
Manure the ...met of witch was discovered by the Nev.
H. Molls, of Fordington, Darsst, has ben purchased
by the above Company, at d circulars with price list
and tiretimonia's of its use in many ports of the country
and for various crops during the last two years, may
be obtained at the Office, or of the Krueger..
Yoe Florists It Is unsurpassed, and it may be used is
the Mout without being objeetionabba

ADVERTMEMENTS in this piper for
Madero or Memoir wilding Somata bre
1,1211110ga The raw tormo for othor 2:l4vortissomost Two 8o
of 'AWN oo NU, or ProPorrl to
be 1 44
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

d". 4, 4 • 1'77",•106. "4- .

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ASONEY.—A l'etvate Gentleman wishes to
A ADVANOR GASH to respectable persons in
town or c .untry, from I. per cent. interest, in amounts from
1.:6 to £6OO extending over a period of from twelve months to
flee years, repayable by easy instalments, or at the eini of the
term, es rats,. sul t the appl liffint's cense ti lessee, 0111 he borrower's
tote of hand alone, furniture. or stock, without romoral,
or
deposit of deeds, leases, or life policies. No law code. No
°Mos hwy.—Apply personally, or further particulars sent on
receipt of • stamped directed envelope, and stating amount
required, to Ilium W. Bum, 19, London-bridge Station
Approach. directly oppoalte the Booking Offices, at London
Bridge Uniting Station. N B.—Despatch with secrecy.
Maumee no °WM. Repayinruta can be made by PmbotSce
order or crowed cheque.
11-IAPERIAL AUSTRIAN LO—S. AN—t— M—onthly
Drawings. Prima: £lO,OOO £25,1100, £22,000.
5.." .:O,UOO, I:ls,ifiXl, £lO,OOO, 55.000. ass., so., down to
LIS. Guaranteed by the Imperial Austrian Government.
Drawlme in public under euporutebdonce of Govern-
' me: t Othends. —Shares which entitle the Holdar to a
chat.uo ot witniug any of the above Prises can be had
at .1.:1 Lea. —Six shares entitling to six obese:. cost
Xl—Apply obly to the AUINCT FOR PUBLIC/ FUNDS In
GINIVA (.ails. rib. d). Remittanees are to be sort
dirt at to Gen. ea either in Bank Note', Crewed CAN Ties,
or Poet title° Orders payable at the General Post
Offim to the Manager, lir. Orra Host, in Geneve,
who will also supply Prospectuses /mitts, on propskt
spoliation. Letters addressed to the cilia of tlifs Pew
will bo.terwarded In duo worn to Uwe Heed 011oa

THE 11E1)1eINE FOR FEVALICR, YOUNG AND OLD.
For overcoming all oletructlone and restoring suspended
secretions, there le no medicine to be compared to these 1.1112.
Universally adopted a. thc one grand remedy for Female Cow.
pl.inta. these Pillsimunot tail, they strengthen the system, mid
always I ' • about what is repaired. To female. entering Into
womanhood, or at the taro id life, they are Invaluable, being
• perfect aslegifard ac•-ailet dropsy, headache., tolpitathe od
the heart, and all nervous ailOUuuolton distrnming at those
per lode,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

TRIPLI EXROUIION AT GLOUCtiTER.

Three Forme were executed in Glonolater gaol tide
morning, vix., Cbar,ee liwt for ahootirg a gitl be had
emaried at Arilogbam, and Edwin Polley and Anne
Barry, for poisoning an ireglttnate cld d, ti whiett
Bailey wag mid to be the father.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

MAIDEN N

A "CAM 14.nunc.IC'.171/1117.1).- ;;;he parish church
on the evo a the Ep:phany. Ere: kg service (choral)
comurnerd so, urns!, proper psalms heirs wed. Then
followed P;'et vt on lemon', some of them being
exploited, caeh bcing followed by a enrol to photo of •
canticle, five or .ix carols betnr nod. After service
the choir were invited to supper at the rectory, where
a meet pleasant evening WS. IPSO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13

POOLE.

TUN COriBTI BOSPIT-AL-TIIWTHI BIBUI BOCIZTL.-
On Sunday morning and evening last sermons were
preaohed at at. James'. end St. Paul's °burettes and at
the Congregational. Wesleyan, and Primitive Methodist
ehapels, on behalf of the Etniast County Hospital and
the Britteh and Foreign Bible Society. A sermon on
theme behalf was also preached in the evening at ihis
Bap' ist chapel. The collections at St. Jam's's church
amonnted to £8 Mi. 7d., and at St. Paul.. to XII 9,
thomst - Bcfore Mr 11. V. Illk, and the cs-Nlayor, (Hr 11.
Hamilton )
Edward Kerley, an old offender, was eharod .by P.C.
Strudwiek with being drunk and disonlerl) in High-street, and
awmulting him on Saturday night between 11 and It Ile was
Still to prison Cr a month hard labour for the former offence,
and to months' hard labour for a...aulthig the police.
Bartlett was charged with ?wing drunk and dbsonlcily
at the mine time and with rowuing the last prisoner and
wqesulting Strudwick. The esooluet of the prisoner was
estremely silent ; he threw the officer down, kicked hint and
dieloeatod bid thumb. The grtatszt difficulty WM elwflniseoid
in taking him to the police-station. P.C. Bartlett arrested the
prisoner Kerley alter he had been rescued by Bartlett. The
latter prisoner WU remanded till Thursday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

XABTINSTOV/N.

ON Sunday, the 21st June, the aminal sermon in behalf
of the London Society for pro ting hristianity amongst
the Jews, was preached in this church by the Rev. C. B.
association secretary, and a collection made,
amounting to £ll IT. 1014.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

PORTLAND.
FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT.

Between eleven and twelve o'clock on Saturday nidit, a
boat containiib; live men went off from the beach at
Castletown, for their revue], and was upvet. Four were
rescued ; but Thomai Bishop, seaman, of the fishing amuck
Rowena, was drowned. The body wan picked up, and
taken to the Castle Inn, where Dr. McLean was ROOD in
attendance: but all bin efforts were in vain, the sailor was
dead. Sergt. Florence communicated with the Coroner,
and arranged for an inquest at ten o'clock on Monday
morning, at the Castle Inn. Deceased belonged to Boehatn,
Surrey.

Tug SCHOOL BOARD.-At Ow first meeting of this
board, held at the Rectory, the Rev. Canon Stickle% the
present rector (having exehanged with the Rev. C. Biggs)
was unanimously elected chairman; Mr. T. G. D. Hell,
virechairman, alpc unanimously ; and Mr. E. Devenish,
of the Wilts and Dorset Rank. treasurer. The election of ,
Mr. Menne as clerk we have noted.—A meeting was called
for Saturday evening last, at half•post seven, at the
Rectory. for the plaryssse of selecting a site for the school,
and arraning for the accommodation of the children,
who are expec.ed to number about 20U.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

BERNE ABBAS.

SCIIOOI. TREAT. —On Friday last the children attending
the National School and St. Mary's Sunday School received
their annual treat. The morning was very cloudy hut about
ten o'clock the sun shone out and the children riasembled
at the schoolroom where waggons were in readiness to
convey them to Bellamy Park, which was placed at their
use by the generosity of the Earl of Ilchester. The waggons
were driven through the principal xtreets of the town - the
children cheering lustily—and then *et off by way of
uprerne and Batcombe Hill. When about half the
distance was done the rain came on and continued through
the whole of the day without intermission, consequently
all out door play 'WM Out 10f the question. A ham was
procured and the children indulged in various games, t‘ang
songA and considering all circumstances a pleasant after-
noon was passed. The children eeemed lent on amusement
and the time was passed pleasantly enough, although many
wished for • game of cricket, and a nin on the *Twig. 'The
infanta attending the school were hest off. Through the
kindness of the Rev. A. It. Bull and Mrs. Bull they were
entertained at tea in the schoolnam, which was nicely
I lecorated. with flowers, evergreens, lc. When the party
arrived at Melbury, a luncheon was provided, and about
four o'clock tin was net out in an extemporary manner,
but, with a little " hunger satire," the children rapidly
demolished the piles of gowl things set before them.
About six o'clock the return journey began, and the rain
continuing to fall the whole way, only a few waned with-
out a wet jacket. The children were well looked after by
their teachers, and friend, and we have heard of no ill
effects in attending the excursion,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT sn-d
rod PLAIN COOK. Good references in-
es she ANTICIPIII HOTZL, Pools.

VURNISRED APARTMENTS to BE LET
JL. with attendance. Terme moilerate.—Apply 4
No. 8, EisussusT TERRACIt, Dorchester.

100 HOGSHEADS of PRIME CIDER
of various sorts at a moderate price.
Delivered free at Dorchester. Casks lent if required.
—Apyly to Mr. Booze PARKER, hlerriott, Taunton,
or at the Mail Coach Inn, Dorchester, any Saturday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

EXTRAORDINARY TR I AI. IN FRANCE

I A highly dramatic trial has just taken place at theniadee
Court of Chalous-sur-Saone. The acrllAsrol party. X
, Lacroix. was indicted for manslaughter. He is the sun
' of a retired judge. the owner oi Senoran, the ancestral
I seat of the Noailles, where he leads the life of a country
gentleman, fond of his gun and fishing rod. The family
I at *Hogan habitually consists of 31. Lacreix, senior.
I Madame Lacroix, and this son, who happens to be a retired
l•wyer. It was increwed Last year by the arrival froze
Toulouse of their, graiiildaughter. 31,111 e. Marie Despeyrous.
• girl if P. Her father is the director of the Toulouse
Oiservatory. Iler mother died when she was in the
nursery. It would ripper that while M. Ihspeyrous was
engaged in his astronomical studies the young ,ladir
secretly became acquaii.ted with an attorney's clerk,
111111.1 Ihnuiebsight, he having seen her in church an
fallen in love with her. Ho demanded her in 'marriage of
her father, will./ refused. Millk. Marie, however, con-
tinued to keep up • correspondence with 31. Ihinnelelit,
and to meet him in the garden ii( the Observatory,
went on for four years, at the end of which • friend dil-
- her to her relative,. she wa. at once sent to
Bur,ninily, to her grandfather's, where, before many
weeks, her lover present.' himself, and told her that she
must elope with him as she hail promised. 31,1110. Den.
peyrous, who hail changed her mind, pleaded her minority,
which rendered it imposaible for her to marry Bennelmight
against the will of her father. Ile would not admit this
• plea, mei as the altercation WWI goingon M. Lacroix, jun.,
who had just returned from shoding, surprised the lovers.
He called upon Honnelmight to give up certain letters to
which he heard him refer. An insolent refusal VfilY re-
turaed, on which M. Lacroix, nirried away by his anger,
presented his fowling-limes at the attorney's clerk, and
discharged both barrels. A slue imrried away part of the
jaw ; and another, enteriag the breast pocket, was stopped
by a memorandum book. X Lacroix surrendered himself
to justice. A paiuf ul investigation followed his arrest—
so painful that the greater part of the trial went on
with cicrseil doors. M. Lacroix was defended by M.
Aulaix, formerly procureer's substitute at the Paris bar,
and M. llonnehaight:ii demand a.. path. .-icde for damages,
was presented by M. Jules Favre's son-in-law. M. blaritain.
Mdlle. Despeyrous exhibited the utmost cooltsbu in giving
her evidence—never once, it is said, flinching. The
mutilated lover is literally chinless. His jaw-hone figured
on the table before the I smell as a pi,cr de concietion. He
told his story by iueum of a slate and poled. M. Lacroix
was acquitted by the jury, but the court el orb:ailed him
to pa ji the nautilated prosecutor :MUM' francs tine, and an
annuity of 2.,1ial franc,.

hinttoui of the Wells harrieri.
has been preeented by the members of the hunt with
A handsomely mounted C 111 P in revjguition of hi,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

BHAFTI3BIII7RY.

Tun otn N tTIONAL FritomA.—This building, is, we
understand, to be razed to the ground. When the sew
National Schools were being erected, It wee armnged
between the late rector and the agent id the Mart-Moues*
of Westininster that the old building ahould be pulled
dove, and the ground as well as the playground (whibh
was never conveyed to the school trustees) he made Into a
burying ground as it adjoined the churchyard. The present
rector, however, refused to carry sot the pmpoitaL Under
the Act of Parliament the building (now it has ceased to
he used as a schoolroom) reverts to the donor or to the lord
of the manor, and is, em long, to be demolished.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

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. ide of denring the attack on my character. who has. as captain the last two rem*. --r—
-pm eriroighl*lTYYQurs re!Pectiulli. affairs of the club in • meet efficient manner. ably melded I bow moo, —.._
u. PABIONI, by Mr. H. W. Hill as secretary. We hope the dub will lodged at Mr& Churchill's.
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A ND THROAT.

on the appearance of any 1.1 these &stases, the Ointment
be well rubbed, at least three times a day, upon the neck and
upper part of the chest, to as to pot ovate to the glands—the
worst ca. 0,11 yield in s comparatively short them, particuterly
If H. Mowers Pills he taken to appt opriate doses to purify the
Wood.

BAD LEGS. 131 D BREASTS. ULCEROUS SORES, AND
OLD WOUb DS.
teeny tbounanilii of martyrs from the above complaint have
found life &moo insupportahle ; but if flolluvray's Ointment
be briskly and plentifu ly ruldic I U4On and uound the parte
affected, it will quickly tie citrate to the source of the evil;
•.11 may be safely guarAntoed, and diiresye driven from the
Nothing can benne° nimple or aster than the Illanoef
In which it is appiied, nothin- m. 0.., sanitary than Reaction on
the body, both locally and eoilstliutionally.

The ointment wile Pills are sold it PROP./100S HOLIOTATI
Establiditnent, 531, Oxford-street London ; who by newly
ery mendable Vendor of Medicine throughout the civilised
world, in Pole and Boxes, at Is. Igd., ie. Dd., ga. dd., lin,
said Wm. each. The sensliset pot of Ointment contains one

ion smallest fuk of Ouna.... _
ounce ; and nu onallea box of Pins Cat dam
Full ;anted lineation are united to each Pot and Box. and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

Contsponbnut.

To the Hditer.

In the 'report of the Blandford Petty Simians in
your last WOWS issue there was a CMS In which
Igir. Groves, of Milborne St. Andrew, summoned W.
ttrhite, tho same place, for breach of contract The
defendant waa, and is now, in my employ. He was fined
£4 including costa I have nothing to say as to the merits
or demerits of the case. But your reporter goes on to say it
turned out that Mr. Parsons, hls employer, was connected
with the Union, which it was thought had some.
- to do with White's behaviour in refusing the
I don't know who gave your reporter that bit
but the whole of it is false, there is not the
-e for the statement, except it were done
NI person to injure me, for everyone in
t I never was connected In any way
'Mon, have I supported it to the
. Trusting that you will give in,
saying the attack on my character,
respectfully,
.Paason,_.
bum. mubm• St. Audrew.

°Tilt Luyii,

-yours
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

BWANAGE.

VISITORS.—The number of visitors is increasing, and the
prospect of a ::00,1 ACIPIOII iS at present very bright.
ROYAL Amirdir.—On Monday this steamer met with an
accident to mOtlle part of her mathinery, and is for a short
time disabled.

--FIIE-6117RTH. On Sunday morning the Very Rev. Dean
Close, of Carlisle, who is making a shirt stay here,
preachei in the parish church to a good congregation.
Disc SE...sox. —The unusual drought of the season in very
severely felt : wan, beans, cabbage plants, and even fruit
trees drooping, withering, and dying in gardens is no
uncommon sight

ThE HEATHER ligm..—This steamer has been making
her usual trips to Poole, Bournemouth, and the bdo of
Wight the past week or two; but in consequence of the
prevailing rather fresh N. and N.E. winds the number of
excursionists has been somewhat limited.

LYTCTNETT 11111filTER.
CHURCH PRIVERNENT.—The rectory of Spettisbury rum-
Charlton Marshall, vacant by the death of the Rev. If. B.
Visanl, and worth upwards of .C.lOO a year. has been pre-
sented by the patmn. Mr. J. S. W. Sawbriclite Erie Drax,
)LP., to the Rev. E. Paulet Blunt, of Lytchett Minter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

Blandfonl,

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Brewers also of rx, ant X Mends for the Trade.
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Interest, for not longer than five years, on note of 1.11 MEDICAL WORK, showing Sufferers how
hand, furniture, stock, lc., repayable by easy instal. they may be Cured without the aid of quacks. Free
malts or end of term. —Apply or address HICKEY W. , receipt of postage dam —Address, Socamay,
Bona, 19, London-bridge Beltway Station, London. astituto of Anatomy,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

CIRS.D3TCHIIRCH.

TIM DRAINAGE Tows.—ln consemcnce of the
Highway Board baring authorised the cutting elf of the
drains in Barrack-road from the houses, a public meeting
was held in the Town Hall, to consoler the action taken
by the Board, and to ask an explanation. After a some- i
what stormy meeting. at which no members of the high-
way Board were present, it was resolved to elect a coin- 1
mittee, to confer with the Board, and that the report.
of the conference Is Libl be laid before an adjourned I
meeting of the parishioners.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

BOI7RNBROUTH.

THE SOMMER REGATTA. The Regatta Committee have
derided to hold their annual regatta and aquatic fête on
the 20th of August.
THfr: Rev. ('. Carruthers, curate of Holy Trinity Church,
has left for Wandsworth. The name of his successor is
not known yet.
SUNDAY TILAINN.- A numerously 'signed petition was
retod tut week to the managers of the Somerset and
nnet,.. and London and South-Western Railway, against
tate intention of the companies to run trains to and from
this tows on Sundays. The petitioners pray against this,
urging that such a practice would deteriorate the interests
of this fashionable tou-n. They dOl not suggest however
that by arrangement in the time table trains might be run
sal the Sunday which would he great convenience to
many, without offering any facilities to 'day tripped"
and pleasure seekers to invade the town on that day.
Honor Aunnin presided at a lecture on Thursday night
delivered by the Rev. John MacFarlane, on the birth, life
and death of Martin Luther.
Bram SHAW,. At the ordinary menthly meeting, of
this Board it was resolved on Fristay last to re-open
negocistions with the I orunsoners with a view of obtaining
20 acres of their land for a burial ground.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.— A pony driver. murdtd Geeege
Corbin, had his jaw and the lower part of his face terribly
mutilated in a carriage accident on Thursday last.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

was a =sterol about 200. They marched in skirmishing
order across the common to the Dean Park Cricket
Ground, where a considerable number of persons had
asseinhled to witness the proceedings. On arriving at the
ground the corps marched past in column and quarter
column, and afterwards went through the manual and
tiring exercise, and performed other evolutions. They
were then on red oft to skirmish in the common, and
thus occupied some time. At the close of the .kirmish•
hag, the volunteers, headed hy the band, marched to the
Pleasure Grounds, and piled arms near the bridge, with
the exception of the Inth Hants, who broke off. The
other corps had a short interval for refreshment, after
which they again shouldered arms ant returned to the
railway station CO. route for their respective homes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

CBIINE ABBAS.

ACcitiVrr.— On Monday last a youth named James
Peach, in the employ of Mr. R. It. Old, of Upcerne farm,
WM engaged in the hayfield driving a hay collector.
Whilst turning round the horse took fright and started.
With great courage and presence of min Peach caught
at the horse's head, but not retaining his obi, fell under
the machine, which rut a fearful gash in she back of his
head, and catching in his clothes dragged him some
distance, indicting some severe bruises. We are happy to
state he is now in a fair way for recovery.
Perry tiro:slogs, Wednoulay.- The monthly petty
sessions was held. There was no case to be tried, and the
presiding magistrate, Mr. J. E. Bridge, claim.* the
customary pair of gloves. There was a little parochial
IJUSILICSI transacted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

BL.ANDFORD.

Suont.N Dnatit.—We regret to record the death of Mr.
William smith, of this town, which took ;deco at his
n•sidenix in Salisbury-street, on Friday niurning, between
;gut*nd eight o'clock, somewhat ~u‘blenly. It &oilcan;
that I,llAst few weeks Mr. Stuitri hail complained if
lumbago pans, Ltd he attended to his accustomed duties
as member of the Lckal Loard, and in other matters of
parochial usefulness, to., iii L Thursday night, when he
retired to rest O usuaL In some part of the night he
complained of being ill, but afterwards felt bettir,
aix o'clock, however, Mrs. Smith hecame alarmed M Ida
condition, and rang for attendance. Mr. Daniell,
mrgeon, was promptly sent for, but before his arrival, the
Isgsedrvllv respectsd gentleman Was. dead. His loss is
generally ratted. Mr. Smith held the office of vice-
chairman of aim Likydlonl Board of Gnanhans, and a
meethu annonweg for sisi,u.dsv was postponed in conse-
quence of his lamented death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

_AMERICAN KNIFE POLISH ! I
AMERICAN KNIFE POLISH!!
AMERICAN KNIFE POLISH Knives cleaned
Elth this Poßth wear three times as long ma those
iielowl with any other. Valuable knives should be
visaed with this. 34. per !b., of all Oil and Cobur-
n" Grocers, kc, Wholesale and Imported *lily by
Cus end CIL, 81, 1811110Pninta Without, LC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

Co untrp faiscellann.

-

CALENDER FOR THE WEEK.
FLOWitit BORDIIRS.—Attend diligently to the watering
watering and starring of the surface of en planted
beds, taking care that watering is performed early in the
morning or in the evening. The borders awl beds must
be carefully attended to, and no weeds be allowed to
make their appearance. They ought to be repeatedly
hoed, and use the hands instead of • rake to bestow upon
them an air of cheerfulnees and neatness. Russo: Many
of the more choice and delicate sorts are apt to die at the
points of the shoots. All dead, decayed word should b•
cut out, and those shoots which have done flowering
should be shortened beck to • healthy, string bud. Green
fly is very troublesome this year, and the Ruse trees must
he frequently syringed with weak tobacco water-2 os. of
tobacco ti I galL of water. Syringe in the evening, and
water the plants with liquid manure occasionally.
Kircitg2 GARDEN.—Beaus which are now in blossom
should be examined and topped. Peas for autumn should
now be sown. Water the ground and soak the peas for •
few hours previous to sowing, it will greatly encourage
vegetation. The best Peas to sow is any good early sort
such as Little (kin or Toni Thumb. The different sorts
of greens and llroocolis should be planted after • good
shower of rain. Celery must be planted out in the ridges
as soon as they are fit. If left too long in the bed where
they have deep pricked out they will become weak. The
beds should be thoroughly watered after planting.
Turnips : a principal crop should be sown for autumn and
winter use.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

WIXBORNE.

Raii.wAy Areinsvr.—John Seward, a breaksman,
employed at Wimbonio station, met with a serious %Evi-
dent id' Wednesday afternoon. In attempting to get upon
a train when in motion, he Blipped, and fell acmes the
metals. Ilia right leg wadi frightfully crushed. lie warn
munsdiately conveyed to Dorchester. and taken to the
county litOtal, where amputation of the injured limb
warn peek.
..4 0,1,,0ve the knee. The man_ , whose case
was at first coasideroi 01.,.••eurious, but on blonday after-
noon lee was somewhat better.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

CATTISTOOK.

•
On Monday evening a practice of the music for the
coming festival at Frampton (July 11th) wee held in the
Perish church hr the united choirs of the neighbour-
hood.
•:ATTISTOCIE Hrxr,—On Wednesday last the keePon
and earthstoppers in connection with the shove hunt were
entertained at dinner at the Fox and Hounds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

BLANDFORD.

Missicismtv SOCIETE.—The annual sermons OR
behalf of this society were preached in Blandford !blurb
on Sunday by the Rev. J. Hamilton, missionary front
Sierra Leone. The rev. gentleman preached in the morn-
Mg from Matthew xxviii., 1/1, 19, 211, and in the evening
from 1 Timothy i., 15. The collection amounted to £l5
The rev. gentleman also preached at Langton Chun+ in
the afternoon from Matthew ix., 35 to 3+5, when 1:1 lna
was collected. tin the following olay two public meetings
were hebl in the Town Hnfl, Mandfonl. At the afternoon
meeting Mr. Manuel presided. Addn-Nses were delivered
liy the Rev. It. Farquharson and the dcputati ~,, the latter
giving !Mlle very interesting details of missionary work
in Sierra Leone and other parts of the world. The attend-
ance was limited, but at the evening meeting there was •
larger attendance. The collections at the close of the
two meetings amounted to .4:6 13s 9d., making a total of
XV 17s. Ual.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

SUICIDE OF THREE LADIIS.

A triple suicide haa just taken place at Vienna, under
sad circumstances. Three ladiei, the eldest appearing to
be the mother of the other two, took a bedroom at the
Kummer hotel. The nest morning they want out for •
short time, and on their return, after having taken •
slight repast, retired to their chamber. Shortly afterwards
several detonations were heard in that apartment, and on
the door being broken open the three women were found
lying dead on the floor, each with &pistol to herhand, and
their skulls fractured by the bullets. Subsequently they
were roroguised as Aldan. Gyorgy, the wife of • trades-
man of Tordy, in Hungary, completely ruined by the late
financial crisis, and her two daughters. No rings or
jewellery were fonud on them, awl the only pmyerty they
posseu."l besides their clothes wiui the sum of 4. kreutzers
Of centimes each) in the mother's pm...
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30

INTIMIDATION BY UNIONIST LABOURERS.

At Haverhill, on Monday, ten Unionist labourers of
Great Bradley, Suffolk, were charged with molesting four
non• Unionists, who had come from • distant village to
work for Mr. Long, of Great Bradley. A mob el WO in
blue ribbons surrounded a field where the four non.
Unionists were working, hooted them, and threatened to
kill them. The % dime policeman was unavailing, and at
length the men were taken out of the village in • cart.
The previous night they had been assaulted, and one if
them so cut about that the witness could not tell whether
he was dead or alive. l'he prisoners were committed for
and they were taken to Bury gaol in default of find.
log each a £lO surety.