biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-01

Zioriculturt.

SALE Or ttaarg.—After the 14 Of January, Is6o,
grain, meal, Sour, butter, and potatoes will be sold by
the pound avoirdupds by the score of 3)1b., lbw
cental of lUDIh., awl by the ton of 2.1101111, ; and all hay,
straw, turnips, and mangold-wurtr.tl will be sold in the
iwitsie manner. This arrangemtnt will take effect should
a Bill brought in by Mr. W. Brown, and Mr.
All'atin, XT., ',netted in passing through Parlia-
ment.

---
AMATEUR PLOni II IX G VV. —About eighteen
months Imo the agriculturists of thu neighbourhood of
Es.eter became much interested in a pleughing match
• which WAS then to have come off between Mr. Wilcocks,
of Pengellys, and Mr. H. it. Pidsley, of &Mon. At
the t• • fixed several agriculturigs had Resembled to
witnes* the match ; but Mr. Wilcock% won unable to
attend through indisposition. A puatponenient ac-
cordingly took place, and it was not until a few months
ago that the match came off. Both gentlemin ploughed
nmiarkahly well, in the presence of a nuineroum gather-
ing, but Mr. Wilcock., was declared the successful com-
petitor. Mr. Pidaley Man beaten, hut nut dispirited.
He boldly challenged his more muoreakful rival to a
repetition .4 the competition, and the challenge was
instantly accepted—an additional petitor (Mr. G.
(Muhl, Poltiinore), offered to plough against both of
them. The anticipated match WM,. freely discumeed, and
in a short time a match between Mr. White, of W hit-
stone, Mr. Snell, .1 /Noe, and Mr. Salter, of St. Marys
Cli4ll was also started. It was arranged that both
matches should fake place at Alphington, on Monday
week, and that three disinterested gentlemen Mr.
William Burrington, E ter, and Messrs. Bond
and I of liishop'a I.ydiard—shoul.l be asked to be-
come judges. To thin they readily consented. The
hest 1116.11 in each claas warn (I) receive a awcepittake of
tt. The field in abaci, the ploughing took place is
situated about 'mills-mile hum the village of Alpliing-
ton, and was visited by hundreds of tradesmen from
Exeter, and yeomen from the neighbourhood ; and the
soil being light it was not rendered, by the recent lieavY
rain., unlit fur the operations of the day. The weather,
which had been disagreeable iii ti, morning, was every-
thing that could be desired at inid•day, at which tinie
the acene in the ploughing field wiw iine lan unusually
exciting and Isle:wing character. Two beta of real ectable
yeoman phial their implements with an energy and
science which would have done credit to the moat
experienced and eflicierst ploughmen. The work was
proceeded with until 4 o'clock, when the various cute
were completed, and the competitors retired to doff
their working uttiru. A subotantial dinner was served
up an I niver's Admiral Vernon, shortly before bo'cloek,
when the following &Kamm" of the judges was read,
awl generally seiniveced in by those wt,, bad seen the
w„rk —pow( dom.—Prize- Mr. Gould; highly cow
mended- -Mr. IVilcucks. &cued chum. —Prise—Mr.
White : highly commenced—Mr. Buell.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-01

Consols, Sellers... ... 954
New Threes and Reduced

-96 i to i

DISRUPTION Or THE MINISTRY.—In commence
of a difference of opinion an to the Reform Bill
which is to be introduced into the House of Com-
mons this (Monday) evening, Mr. Walpole and. Mr.
Henley have retired from the t 'Abinet. Mr. Wal-
pole will be succeeded as Secretary of State for the
Home Department by Mr. Sutherun Estcourt, now
President of the Poor Law Board, and Lord March
I will replace Mr. Estiwurt. Up to Sunday night no
decision had been arrived at as to the successor of
Mr. Henley at the Board of Trade.

PRIVATZ BILLS IN THN HoUSN or L4,R138.-4)n
Thursday last it was orderod,.—That this House id
Lords) will not moire auy •petition for a private Bill
after Tuesday, the T2ru4 day of March next, unless
such private Bill shall have been approved by the
Court of Chancery ; nor any petition for a private Bill
approved by the Court of Chancery after Titewlay, the
17th day. of May next. Onlered, That this how., will
not MOM any report fruw the juts. upon j,etitioas
prevented to this House fur Private ills, after Tuesday,
the 17th day of May next. ilniered. That (be said or-
ders be
_printed and publiphed, and stilled on the doors
of this House and estaninster

FATAL ACCIDENT OFT CAL Sunday.—
The Kuril EilfliSh 4cainer ran foul of the pieron
entering our arbour lad night. Some damage was
caused by this accident to one of the wheels, by reason at
which the steamer was driven back into the('hatuiel.
Three pemengers perished, the victim. to their eagenimm
to disembark. All the other passengers, together with
the Indian and usual mails, were landed in safety. The
sea is still running very high, with • violent wile from
the north-west.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-01

ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET.

Sines our last we have little alteration to note. The
stock of old is working up close, at irregular priceS.
We are getting a small supply of new, the price of
which is hardly settled. Old butter 965. to loos. ; new,
ills. to 138 s. per cwt.

POTATOE MARKET.

Since Monday last the receipta a potatoes, coastwise
and by railway, have been inoderate. The imports have
amounted to 150 tons from Dunkirk, 91 tons (min
Rouen, 5 Racks from Boulogne, and 41 tone from Har-
lingen. For most kinds the demand rules steady. and
prices are supported. York Itegroits, 90a. to Utis. ;
Lincoln., 75a. to 905.; ES and Kent ditto. 704. to
905.; Scotch, 45e. to Ms. ; Foreign whites, 40s. to 555.
per ton.

HOP IN mut; ENCS.

RORDVOII, FRIDAY, FEB. -For all kinds of new
hope there is a steady demand, at full rates; other kinds
are dull, at previous quotations. A moderate show of
new hope. Mid and East Kent pockets, £3 10s. to rr, ;
Weald of Kents, £2 14s. to Li 10..; Sum:, £2 14s.
to £3 fis. per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-01

GRATIS TO THE AFFLICTED.

POISONOUS DRITOS AND DOCTORS' FEES

ABOLISHED.

EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY,

VOR the TREATMENT and "SELF-CURE"
of spennatorrlues, weakner, debility, nervous
neas, lassitude, depression of spirits, love of energy and
appetite, pains in the back and limbs, timidity, self-ilis•
trust, want of energy, love of solitude, groundless fears,
palpitations of the heart, noises in the head and ears,
dizziness, indecision, wretchedness, involuntary dis-
charges, impaired sight and memory, indigestion, and
bodily prostration of the whole system, including mental
and physical incapacity, kc., by means of the newly-die-
covered "AMERICAN INVENTION," which super-
sedes (in the above complaints) poisonous dreg,, which
are given under various disguises to the utter ruin of
the patient health ; with invaluable information, from
chemical and inicroseopial testa, which reveal hidden
mysteries.
Also "HINTS TO THOSE CONTEMPLATING
MARRIAGE," sent on receipt of six stamps, by
(71lARLE14 WATSON, Member of the Iteformed
Medical College U.S., the Society of Medicine, Itouen,
the National AtUideiny of Sciences, Paris, and 27, Alfred.
place, liedford•sipiare, London.
"This novel and scientific American Discovery proves
the absurdity of the English treatment of such cases,
and will prove a boon to ' Suffering Invalids,' who may
safely and speedily regain priatine health and rigour by
adopting the means presented."—Errminy See.
" A new extraordinary era in the science of inedi•
citie."—Ofetr.
"The important fact that these alarming complaint'
may easily be ronoved without drop is lieni clearly
amidadthoepetentdi,reflyulillyewexaitilndedglil._y micros'
diuuretireoatrantedwni,
as
Rtrir.o.
For Qualification% ride " Iripluniu" and the
"London Medical Direetory."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-01

Be it thy course to busy giddy minds

With foreign quarrels.
Some such policy as this of Henry IV. Lord
DilißY may not unreasonably be suspected of
pursuing, when he instructed Mr. Diseximi to
deal with the question of peace or war in the
manner he did at the opening of the Session.
And certainly his Lordship's obvious and
well-founded trepidation about Reform will
sufficiently explain why he would not have the
country look "too near unto his state." But
the Minister is driven to face the terrible
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-01

LYME REGIS.

We notice the opening, under very favourable dr'
cumstancis, of coffee rooms in different parte
town, with the object of enabling the public to refre"'
themselves without being obliged to resort o the
Issr house—a desideratum which has been log
t
wished for.
St. rrossn SHIPWRECK AND Loss or LIVE. —The
brag Hope, the property of Mr. It. C. Walker of this
port, left our harbour with 5 hands on Ixard, for
Teignmouth, to be laid Up for repairs, but has Dot
since been heard of.
SHIPS A v up. Ant (Tab)'). from Portsmouth
Jane Hunter (Gibbs), from Plymouth; HaretrO•4
(Triplett), from Bridport. Our revenue !alio°
Frances, is now laid up in the Cobb. undergetty bet.
usual outfitting and repairs.—SaiLtn.—DpertY
(Burt), for Torquay ; Swift (Painter), for Southall,'
ton • Ant (Tubb), for Portsmouth ; Freedom (Or
I mou'(l), for Alderney; Honiton Packet (Aillaild)'
for Sunderland.

MARSH WOOD.
The church at this place which was erected oulf
lh or 19 years since is beginning to decay, and
rendered unfit for public worship. Funds are *best
to be raised for its thorough repair, and we learn
with much pleasure that the Rev. W. Stmos. curate,
has offered a very handsome donation. There is
reason to believe that others will follow the rev.
gentleman's example and that the church will 9000
be
substantiallY repaired. Divine vernal is in the
meanwhile held twice on Sundays at FllllllX.d
chapel-of-ease.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

jorttgn anti Colonial intelltom.

FRANC

On Wednesday Prince Metternich presented his Wires
de erla nee. Two court carriages and six
.conveyed the ,
Ambassador and his suite to the Tudenes. 11t the
Place de Carrousel a battalion of Chasseurs of the Guard
iscd a battalion of Infantry of the Line, with music
and standard, were drawn up. The Chamberlain and
the Master of the Ceremonies conducted the Alabajica.
dir into the Salle de Trilue. Prince Metteniith, in his
leech to the Emiemr, expressed his satisfaction at the
hippy re-establishinent of good relatiors between
Anatria and Prance, and hoped that the ties uniting the
two countries may become every day strunger. The
Emperor replied as follows :

"I have the arm hope that the relations which have
been so happily re-established between the Einperor d
A.istria and myself cannot but become more friimilly
by an attentive examination of the interests of the two
countries. Since I have seen the Emperor I attach a
Kula value to his friendship. The sincere agreement
between on will be facilitated by the choice of a repre•
sentative whose conciliatory spirit is known, Mid who
bra so many titles to by confidence and to my esteem.

Prince Metternich wu also presented to the Empress,
and afterwards paid his first state visit to the Aiubiss-
aa lore of England, Russia, and Spain.
Mars.hsl Randon, Minister of War, ia said to have ten•
di red his resignation.
The Prussian Ambassador, Count Pourtales, left Paris
for Berlin on Tuesday in oonseuuence of a telearsin re-
solved from his Government. He is expected to return
in time to be present at the diplomatic receptron on
N.,w•Year's Day. M. Mon left on that itsy for Madrid ;
he also will return to " assist" at the Congress.

Prince Jemine Napoleon was again attaek,.l on Wed-
ntulay with inflammation of the lungs. llis state v.‘
very Clive and e,anses aeriona •pprellell,llllll6. The hat•
peror and Empress visited his Imperial Ingham's.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

MARRIAGES.

--•
December 15, at Mmickton, by the Rev. .1. Davidson.
Jame* Aldridge Devcni.h.
to Flora, third daughter
of the late Philip Pester,
December IS, at the Church of the Holy Trinity,
Dorchester. by the Rev. N. W. ILdlward. rector of
Mildrn. Suffolk, father of the bridegroom, lambda.' by
the Rev. Jaitte,. Fisher, rector, the lb-v. John William
Hallwanl. to Eliza Anne. daughter (4 W. L. I Icu>tiiutt.
Esq.. of Froome Whiteßelil, in the comity of Dorset.
December 15. at St. Peter's Church, Dorchester, by
the Rev. P. G. Bartlett. rector of Kingstnne, Kent.
&landed by the Rev. .1. P. Bartlett, Extturv, Sonthamm
ton, brothers of the bridegroom, Henry Harrison Bart-
lett. KN., ll.M.'s 69th Regititent, son of the Rev. T.
Bartlett, rector of Burton Latimer, Nio•thatoptonshire.
to Emma Maria, only (laughter of W. 1). Telll4
I torchester.
DEATHS.
December 11. at Botirnemouth, Gems. Richard.
04eolui goo of Captain Heorge Davis, in his 2.lrd year.
December 12, at Ilk uncle** residence. Talavera Villa.
John. only surviving son of the late Captain
William Atherton, of Weymouth, ~el 24.
December 12, at Rochester. Anna Maria Catherine.
eldest dsoghtur of the I .te Rev. I;eorge Fesysr. of
Ssdhog St. Nicholaa, porwt, soil wife of Dr. Rigs,
I aged 59.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

TIIIIMIDAT, DEC. 15.—The supply of beasts in to-
day's market was ettenaive, even for the Mute of
year, and the general qualitv of the stook wee prime
For all breeds, the demand ruled heavy, at • decline in
the prices realised on Monday last of 4.1. per 81b..--the
top quotation beinu 5.. per sib.. We were well sup-
plied with sheep, and the tnuttam trade wan very inac
tire, at barely stationary prices. Prime small calves
sold item lily—other kinds of veal elowly, on former
terms. Pigs and iniMh cows dull, at late rates.
Per Sib.. in elek the Old.

Cr s & tofr. Awls 2,-3 6 Pr. Montt. lawns 5 01.5 4
Ica. quality, du. 3 8 4 2.l.arire ruri..silars 4 2 4 8
Trims Ism oxen 4 4 t 11Pritne autallilitto 4 15 5 2
PIA. Scuts. kr. 410 0 Large 1..40 SII2 10
(!^4. & info sheep 3 4 II 10 Vest cull. tankers 4 0 5 0
sec. q Milly do 40 4 4 Slick. rah, (4,11) to 224.
Pr. mi. agent& • Qr. 046 stors piss 23, to 29.
sheep

NEWOATE AND LE \DENHAM. MARKETS.

FRIDAY. DRC. 18.—The supplies of both town and
°sentry killed moat are sery extvnaire. Prime la ef
and mutton move off stealily. at full quotations. Other
vise the trade here rules inactive.

rev 4.1. e. by the earee,c •
C. I 4
Inferior beef.. 2 f t•• 3
1114411ng alit. $ 2 3 I;
ime large .lltta 3 8 4 0
Jitto 4 2 4 4
lane pork .... 3 6 4 0

16. 4. *. 4.
facrior mutton $ 4 3 ti
M14.1111.1.11tin .. 3 10 4
Prime ditto 4 4 4 6
VL•al ...... 4 0 4 6
Small reek .... 4 2 4 10

HOP INTFAAAGENCH.

BOROUGH. FRIDAT. DEC. 16. We have again to i
report considerable firmness in the demand for nearly
all new hops at further advanced cur:encies. Fine
yearling,' are firm ; but other lunliti, COO hill. a 1110 W
inquiry.—Mil and Ead K.int pockets, sag. to 150'. ;
Weald of Kents, 725. to Ws. ; Susses, M. to 80s. per
cwt.
(tar market continues onnsnally active for this period
of the year. The .leinaiel for Weald of Kents and
Sews has for the present cleared the market of coloury
samples, and prices have for thin description 111 PAC a
further advance of limn In, to ssl. In Ilnl and East
Kents the quantity on offer ig iiinite.l, and preen remain
Ann. Yearlings have been hi consider:dile requegt,
at more money. The imports of foreign hops
Into London Net week were 20 hales from lisinburgli.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

ITALY.

- - - -
The Prussia* Oautfe affirmi that the Pope has given
a positive promise to effect reforms. It asserts that
there exists aa obligatory act by which the Holy Father
to-madly pledges himself to Mclean the Finsnee Coli-
ma& by a certain number of members freely elected, and
to give it more extended attributions. The hotly
question is to hsve not only the rig4t of eeaiuhiiioit the
various articles of the budget (with tfie exception of the
Pope's civil list), but • deliberative voice in the matter.
In addition, the journal mentioned above declares that
the counnunid organisation is to undergo notable moth-
fietti ,aa the municipal functionaries are to be selected
exclusively among the laity, and thee, powers are to
be ini-reased.
A Paris correspondent of the Nord explains the at-
taok on M. Maniscalco in the following manner A
general rising had been prepared in Sieily. and different
partial attempts bad been commenced, when the whole
movement failed, owing to the vigilance of the Director-
General of the Police. The secret societies condemned
hiin to death, and it was one of the member% chosen by
lot who attempted to carry the sentence into semi-
lion."
The nomination of the Chevalier de Jocteau as Mini,-
tent Plenipotentiary of the King of Sardinia to the
Court of Vienna has been definitively decided upon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

WHITE V. WHITE.

In this case his Lordship had tuade 'decree of judicia
aeparation on the prayer of the huadand, on the ground
of the wife's cruelty.
Mr. Mundell, for the respondent, now moved for an
order for iermatient alimony. He admitted that he had
been uhable to Mid any case in the reports in which the
ecclesiastical courts hail granted alimony when the
divorce was decreed in consequence of the misconduct of
the wife, hut there was only one case reported in which
a husbsiol had obtained a decree on the ground of ho
wife's cruelty—" Kirkman r. Kirkman" (1 Ilsgg. Court
p. 409). He submitted that there was a distinction
' in the principle between the CAM of a wife who was
! separated from her husband because she had eloped with
an adulterer, and that of • wife who was separated from
her hudiand because of her violence, and that in the
latter case she did not forfeit her right to maintenance.
His Lonlship said that the 11th section of the Divorce
Act. which empowered the Court to make an order for
alimony alter a decree of judicial separation, only gave
that power where the application for the decree was by
the •ife ; and the ditlloulty which that section pre-
sented was increased by the absence of any authority
for such an application as the present in the reports of
the ecclesiastical courts. He was bound to refuse the
application,
Hr. Mumnell then moved that the wife might be
allowed her oasts beyond those which hail been taxed in
the aflame of the ease, and the tal deposited in the
registry fur the expenses of the hearing, as that aunt bad
not quite covered those expenses.
Spinks appeared for the petitioner.
His Lordship said he would matte an order for the
payment of the wife's coat which had been taxed in the
course of the Cal*, and also that the ao in the registry
should be applied to defray the coats of the h•qtring ;
hut, al. she lied been heard and hail failed to establish
, I her case, he should not allow ousts beyond that sum.

--
THE NEW Soticiron-GeNENAL.— Mr. William Ather-
ton, q.c., Ml'., has received the appointment of ,
SolicitortJeneral. rendered vacant by the appointment
of Sir Henry Keating to the judicial bench. The '
learned gentleman is the son of the late Rev.
William
Atherton, a distinguished Wesleyan Minister, and some
time President of the Conference. his mother being a
daughter of the late Rev. Walter Morison, a clergyman
of the E.-tabliahed Church of Scotland. He was born
in Glasgow in 1806, and was married in 1843 to Agnes
Mary, the second daughter of Mr. Hall, the Chief
Magistrate of How-street. In 18:g.) he was called to the
bar by the Inner Temple, having during the previous
seven years practised as a special pleader. He has re.
presented the city of Durham since 1854, and is Whitt
may be considered a very advanced Liberal, being in
favour of the ballot, a large reform of the laws, the re-
moval of all religious disabilities, and the eatentaion of
I the suffrage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

/STORE ISTOCIL

Bull of any age, £2, General Robertson; second, El,
Mr. Henry Bone.
Bull under two years old, £2, Mr. John Clausen;
second, U. Mr. H. Bone.
Best dairy cow, El Ws., General Robertson ; second,
El, Mr. John Chionen.
Best pair of heifers In calf, under :I years old, El 10s.,
J. Mills. E.ai.; PeCOll/1; CI, General Roheitson.
Pair of heifera under two rears old. Cl 10,, Mr. Wil-
;hill [hidden ; second, CI, General Itobert•on.
El, J. Mills, Esq.; second, 104., J. Tan.
as; Esq.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

BLANDFORD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

DORCHESTER TOWN CoNNCIL

A meeting of thus. body took place vestenlay (Mon-
day). Present: M. Leven:all. Keg., (Mayor) ;
Alderman Mat:Held, Po Ensor, t :al pin,
Lock. Andrews, Hodges, Bishop, Stanton, Aldridge,
and Frou:l.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH
is the only STARCH used in
HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRY,
And u some unprincipled Parties are now making and
offering for Sale an Imitation of %Ls
OLENFIb.LD ST A Rill,
We hereby caution all our Customers tube careful, when
ptimehaaing, to see that the word DLENFIELD is on
each Packet, to copy which is Felony.
WOTHERSPOON k CO., GLASGOW AND LONDON.

'PROUD, CUMIN?, High Dorchester.
-I.: AGENT Fox HORNIMANII PURE TEA.

The high repagte in which it is held everywhere
ha. been acquired by ita being uniform and e.reellent in
naughty: it has no artificial ' facing' powder, for con-
sisting wholly of the choice spring oarherino, there Cr,
no brown flavourless leaves that need be disguised by
Lb. Chinese with a ooat of colour; consequently tasting
strewth is always fogad isi this Tea. WU only by
Acura, end secured io P ockcts.

TAONALD DUNCAN'S CELEBRATED
PUItY. SCOTCH MALT WHISKIES. In con-
aequence of the increases' denier d in England for these
splendid Whiakies, DONALD DUNCAN has OPENED
an ESTABLISHMENT at 5, BUR LEIGH STREET,
STRAND, W.C.
ROYAL BALMORAL WHISKY, • very flue mild
mid mellow Spirit. Fr. per gallon.
The PRINCE'S USQUEBAUGH, a much-admired
and delicious Spirit. IS.. per gallon.
DONALD DUNCAN'S celebrated REGISTERED
I) D. WHISKY, of extraordinary quality and age, as
supplied to many thousands of private families, to the
principal Clubs, Hotels, in Scotland and En-
gland, 20a. per gal/on.
Two gallons, and upwards. of either of the above gent
to any part, or Sample forwarded for twelve postage
stamps. Terms—Cash. Orders from the Country mtuit
contain a Post-office order.
Burleigh-streat, Strand, Londoo, W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

LIVERPOOL WOOL-MARIEET, Dim 17.

All kinds of line colonial and foreign wool, in fair
condition, contitine to engage attention, and CAD be
readily placed at full prices ; in most cases the stocks
are very light. Scotch wools continue depressed. A nd,
until the result of the large public auctions advertised
at Edinburgh ml Leith are known. prices way be con-
sidered in a great measure nominal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

INDIA.

NAA BUHL

Aecording to the Nepaul correspondent of the Ca/ereto
Eng/is/mon "the Government officials do not now
believe the report of Nmia death. The Nana Ilia'
on the 24th of September. of fever. at a place cslled
• Tara Gliurrie,' near to liliang and Ibibhur. He had
',offered prc‘iously f repeAed attscks. and at one
tunic w.is so ill that his attendants believed him to be
kit.snd the mina' gifts were distributed among the
Itraliminv ; he. however. recovered partially, and 41111 not
die till the 2lth of September. His iteal body had been
Meft by credible witnesses. and him body Mal burnt in
their presence with the usual Himloo rites. Jule Per-
...ma. the coldblential atteipbuit of the late Nana. has
now charge of the family and whatever treasure may be
left."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

WORCESTER HOP-MARKET, DEC:. 17.

There has not been a great deal doing in the hop-
market here this week. but the transaction* that have
been effected have been generally at an advance of 2s. per
ewt. on last quotations. The number of pocket% weighed
per inarket-day is now getting low. 50 having been the
nuinber laat Saturday. The choice new (1859) ere worth
Virk . and even gds., and general samples 56a. to 75e.
^av

- -
All communications in relation to whatever de-
iwrtinent of the Paper are to be &lammed to
Mr. FRIMRRICK NIALLETT,Iitor of the Dorset
(Nullity Express aid Agricultural (latette, at the
Office, Church Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

AUSTRIA.

The Austrian Government appears to he alarmed
at the political excitement which 111111 broken out in
Ilivigary, mei his already taken inemures to repress
it. Large bodies of tin have been marched into
the country, and the Government is represented as
deliherating on the questieu whether a state of siege
aliochl not be proelsiiniel. A correspondent in Yeah
rep,rts that the Einperor of Austria contemplate,
abdicating the Crown in favour of his son, a child
boni on the 21st of August. 18.14. and appointing as
Reg.mt his brother, the Archduke Maximilian, formerly
Goberiaor of Lomberdo-Venetia. "The reison Assigned
for the projected abdication is that the Emperor sees
with dismay that Austria is going to wreck and ruin.
and shrinks limn the risk of bgiiring personally
iii
lust .ry as 'the last of the II ipsbergs.' Go the other
hen, being an obstinate and wioughembel young
man. lie will not consent to make the important
cow ,salon to the different parts of his Empire, and
espe,islly to Hungary. by which alone the d milers a em
imismiling over Austria could. perhaps, for s time be
eves tel." There is not the smallest probability in this
story, but the facts of its currency in restb is not
itl out significance.
Tm Imperial Late Gazette of Vienna publishes a
deem o ordering the payment of the interest of the
nati inal loan falling due on and after the lit of
Jan.larr neat to be made in silver, as formerly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

ilailtuails anti Public Companico.

GREAT SHIP COMPANY (LIMITED.)
A meeting of the shareholders in this company was
held on Wvdnesday at the Loudon Tavern, to consider
certain statements respecting the past management of
the pa ny's affairs.
Mr. Glieilalla, a shareholder, took the chair, and
Mbar,' that lie had called the meeting by advertisements
in the morning papers. The directors of the company
hail convened • meeting for the 15th inst., but had sub-
sequently postponed it to the 11th of January next. He
advised the shareholders not to part with their shares,
stating that lie was • very large shareholder, although
lie was registered at the office for only lOU shares. A
statement of as
sets and liabilities hail just been issued
by the secretary, in which it was mentioned that of the
objects for which the meeting of the 19th hail been post-
poned had bean satifactueily obtained, arrangemenis hay.
lug been entered into to meet all the engagements of the
company. The balance of teinporary loan was atated at
£1.759, and the amount of sundry other liabilities at
£15,210; total, £45,000. The assets consisted of £l,lOO
cash at bankers', and £7,242 arrears on calls, which
were all considered good, leaving a balance of £311,658
against the company. The number of shares issued at
t 1 each was 300.266, leaving 26.742 still to issue to make
up the new capital of £3IO,U(KI. The note at the foot of
the statement mentioned that the above assets wele, of
course. exclusive of any procecd. that might be derived
under the arbitration. He did wit believe that they
would get anything by the arbitration because he thought
it would be decided in Mr. Russell's favour. The 1114
had been mortgaged for £30,090 to pm' off the pressing
liabilities, and she lied mist altogether £1,0E10,000. About
sumo of the shares were held by the working classes,
feria one to ten rhares each. There were 3,500 share-
holders in all. The plan upon which the Ship Company
WAR formed had been suggested by him, with the ex-
ception of issuing CI shares instead of 1:5 shares, as pro-
posed in his scheme. He thought A great deal of credit
WAS due to Mr. Magnus, one of the directors, for the
course be hail pursued. Although he (Mr. Guedalls)
had been appointed an auditor, he had never seen •
book of the company, and having been refused by the
secretary and directors to see the registry of sharehold-
ers lie subsequently resigned the office of auditor. He
blamed the directors for having commenced operations
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

THE REBELS.

Seven columns were in motion on the Nepaul frontier
ag.iiist the rebels. It in Ini.l that the rebel force there
" consists of about 6.(0) of all kinds. of w I about
LIU) are sower... This ttttt ober includes. also, camp
w iiiii rtl, /111.1 C111611%11; no, twrhsO*. beatles
tile tiuWarn, only 3,11110 eelmys remain. The greater •
her of these are encamped in the I/111111K *nil Dukhur
valley over the tirxt r.dige of hills. but still small budies I
are done I about at the edge of the Eras jungle all I;
along the Nepali' frontier. Halle. 31..111U11 and MUM- I
moo Khan are also In the Gilang Anil Uukhur valley,
but the larger body of men are attached to Jule Persona,
tto: late Note's oinfblential servant. They have still re-
maining with them about two elephant loads of Govern-
Meld ammunition. A Glioorka form is said to be ap-
promising the outer range of bills. and the rebels are in-
tinned by their 'inlays that Ws force is coming to assist
them against the Itritish. 'hiss Seguin 11W4 as ritten to
Sites.. not til Ile afraid, for lielp was comitiA to them soon.
The Gliiiorka (lover 1111 l eta liax written to the rebels. tell.
MA them to clear out of their territory ; but, as the let-
ters were addressed to the rebel sirdars, it is probable
that the Mann et the rebels know nothing about it. The
in ni Scala Kola' still, ls,tt without any troops
She is in the charge of Poluilwan Singh. • Ghoorka.
General. The Nepaul Govertoneut will not coerce ter.
Sonic of the rebel.. have tried to advance northward to
get into Thiliet, but the tilworkint disarmed them and
sent them back to tile Tersi• The scours have had no
regular pay from their cheifs since they left Lucktiow ;
but. until None Kao's death, they were always regularly
fed."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

WARMINSTn, Batonllay, Bee. It —Wheat. 38m. to '
525. (last week, 3135. to Sly.); new wheat, —a. to —a.
la.t week, —s. to —a.l Barley. Ms. to 454. (last week.
3514. to 454.); Oats, 26. to tia. (last week, 21s. to V..
Be 'nil, 44.. to Ma. (last week, 44a. to ZiOs.lBlli. loaf. 121.
—There was • short ripply. Wheat told readily at an
advance of la. to 2s. per .Ir. Barley met a brisk demand,
aud realised Is. per .Ir. more than last week.
itrrnag ripe, Friday. —Old wisest, £lO 104. to
212 54. new, £lO 13.. to £120.. per load. Malting
36.. to 444. : grinding ditto. 211.. to tta. Oat.,
214. to :Ilk. ; twang, 40.. to Tile. nilt 645. to 66.. per 'Sr.
Flour 33a. to 314. Od. per iiack.—Bot little change
can he noted in the Indio. of wheat at this day's market :
the demand "Wady. Barley. beaus, and oats *old at late
quotations. Flour unchanged.

At the principal provincial corn markets on Saturday
last the soeply was generally short, and prices firm, in
some places a rise was obtained of Is., and other de-
scriptions of grain remained about the same.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

£143,000.

TO CLERGYMEN. GENTLEMEN. TRIMMER,
FARMERS. AND OTHEas.

Ain NEY - Advanced on Mortgage of F REE-
ill HOLD, COPYHOLD. or LEASEHOTO Pro-
wrty. Also, upon PERSONAL SECURITY or
DILLS nf SALE. Officers, Grailustes, and others ORD
he accomodate,l with Loans upon Reversionary Interest.,
Aoooitie4, legaeie•i, kc., at • very moderate ltate of
hiterast, in 8 to suit the convenience of the Bor-
rower. The strictest seermy may be relied upon.
%pp''' if personally, between the Hours of Eleven and
Two o'clock; or by letter, to Messrs. VALLACZ, Civil
Engineers, Cannon•row, Parliament-street, Loudon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

HEALTH AYD DISEASE.

THE PUBLIC HEALTIL

FAT STOCK.

Fat cis or steer, £4, Mr. Hetuy Bone, Avon; second,
£2 10s., Mr. Williani Senior.
Fat heifer, under four years, £3, Gen. Robertson ;
seemid, El 104., Mr. Henry 13 inc.
Fat cow, £3, Mr. Henry Bone; second, £1 10s-, Mr.
liehry Whitcher.
Fat calf, £l, Moms. R. J. and F. Tuck.
Ten fat Down wether sheer, Li, Mr. Henry 80110 ;
se,ccd, El 10e, Mr. Herbert Plowman.
Ten fat two-teeth Down wether sheep, £4, Mr. Henry
Bone; xecon.l, £1 10s.. Mr. William ELiker.
Ten fat Down ewes, 4:3, Mr. Thomas Whitcher ;
second, IA 10s., ditto.
Three fat pip, Al Ws., Mr. Henry Bone; second, El,
Three fat ligs, under 24 weeks old, £l, Messrs. R. J.
and F. Tuck; second, 155., Mr. William &Arr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

Court News.

TrATIMONIAL FROM THR QUILRM.—On the occasion
of Her Majesty's visit to Penrhyn Castle, the members
of the Penrhyn Choral Society sang before the Royal
family. The Queen was rA/ pleased with the efforts of
the choristers she resolved to present a silver cup to the
society through the lion. Ur. Pennant. of Peorliyu
Castle. Accordingly, at a numerous meeting held on
Wednesday, at Bethesda, the presentation took place.
Tile testimonial cup weighs 9d ounces of silver, and
bears the following inscription :—" Presented by Iler
Majesty the Queen to the Choral Society of the Pciirliyii
Slide Quarries, which sang before fler Majesty, on Sun-
day tee ttttt 16:11 of tAtoloer. ls:di," tor Cli.srles
Phipps, in a letter to Mr.
Majesty and the Prince Consort a uuld be glad if this
cup, elide it was considered as a mark of tie aaiisfac
tiun with a hich they heard the very creditable per-
I foments: of the numerous body who sang before them,
might also be looked upon as testifying the approval
with which Her Majesty and His Raja' Highness re-
gard the cultivation by all wider your employment, and
in your neighbourhood, of so laudable and limusnizing a
taste, and of their wish that all should unite in en-
couraging a mode of employ ing their leisure hours so
lately to prove beneficial to their social and moral con-
dition."
• •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

draw ant) Nauu.

EreLaub.

Scotlattb.

DEATH or THOMAS DR QrINCET. On Thurwlay,
December 8, Mr. T 1,,,,, De Quince), died at Edinburgh.
after an illness of sonic weeks' sturation. This announce-
Mehl Will excite • deeply sympathetic interest
all lovers of English literature throughout the world.
With his departure &lomat the very loot of a brilliant
bawl of men of letters, who illuminated the literary
liminaphere of flue brat half iif our tamtury with starry
lusture —differing each from etu..ll in glory, but all re.
splentletit—is extinguialied. It in only the other day
that a volume of Mi. De Quincey'a collected works
appeared With lila nail correct a anil slid, till
close on the I alien he paasval heyond our horizon,
his pure and high intellect aholio servile and clear ail
when in its Beloit'. Manual till the very last Ida per.
eel& were as vivid, his interest in knowledge and
&Gins as keen us ever ; while his bodily frame.
waste Iby suffering and ti ght. day by day failed ono
altrunk, him mind retained unimpared its characteristic
capaciummeas, activity. and aeutieneut. Within a week
or two he talked readily, and with all that delicacy of
diacr• tion of which his conversation partook vapially
with Ilia wiitings, iii Nadi 'natters as 00.311,1Cii t lie
attention of our cititelisl or of our countrymen dilday•
log wi 11111d1 of elaatielty and power that even those who
haul the rare privilege and opportlinity of seeing him in
those latter days cannot be otherwise than atartled and
sliockl by the seeming tauldenneas of his death. Yet
he was full of year., haviug conaiderably passed Mot
Willi of threescore and ten, and in him, em ever in ally
moan, the sword may be mail to have worn out its
scabbard. Nut only the continual exerchw of the brain
but the extreme senaibility of Ina emotional nature, hail
so taxed and wasted him :Weer uilliktic phymcal frame,
that the wonder lay rather iii Ilia life having been so
prolonged. Full of yeara, he has Mao died full of
honours ouch as he Aired to win, leaving behind I • the
name not only of a profound scholar ill the department
lie affected, but one of the greatest limiters of English
Inure and undetiliAl who ever handled flue lien. lie is
the absolute Actor of a opecies of" impassioned prose"
hich he seemed horn to introduce, and in which he
bad no prototype, no rival, no sUCCI,sOr. lii tie free
exercise of Itis rare and peculiar genius, lie melt with
eagle plume through apheres far too ethereal to auction a
c iiiii mon flight ; yet he soared not vaguely, but as
bearing with serene and steady eye towards the light of
truth. Nor, while familiar with all the iosteriea of
"clouullanuh, gorgeous land," wait he less a denizen of
our cum ~,,,,, earth, or lea keenly alive to the induenee
if " its outlet and tears." Indeed, aim he admit* in his
fain,, Coiifeacuuiiva,. Mr. Do Quincy was only too
susceptible to every touch of batman sympathy. being
endowed with such exquiaite sensibility ii thurilleul with
too neatly and sleep response to every now of
"The atilt, sad musk of humanity."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

AMERICA.

All feeling and eicitment in regard to the controversy
shout the ialand of San Juan appears to have died not in
America. ethirre it is thought General Scott will initiate
an amicable adjwitinent between the two Uovernisients.
There is a rumour, however, of some unpleasant allusion
to the 'Nair by President Buchanan in his approaching

message.
The most exciting topic of conversation was the ap-
prosehing executimi of Brown and his acoouiplices in
llsrper's Ferry affsir. The Government are not
unprepared for an attempt at rescue under the gal-
lows.
AnnSl.ol lotion was in course of formation throughout
CaliforMs far the puria.ae uf the Chinese from
iii ciiiployment except such as is of a menial charac-
ter.
Ilavanuali dates to the 211th of November. General
Serano, the new Captain-General oil Cuba, hisil arrived
out, and hail been inaugurated at Havarinsh with con-
siderable splendour.
' The emit war in Melillo still ranges, ml. battle had oc-
curred at la.larialigo, in which 400 men were killed, and
half time town was burnt. Tlw liberals were victorioui.
It VMS reported that a c promise had beau proposed be-
tween the hostile leaders.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

PRUSSIA.

Ile nobles of Podolia, encouraged by the gracious
dem .snour of the Emperor Alexander while on a tour
in tie country, ventured to make him an address, setting
forth certain grievances. "In this address," says the
Beer Contrimporaine," they espressed their gratitude
to to Emperor fin the permission which his Majesty
had been pleased to grunt them to emancipate the
peer ints. They went on to state that they looked
npoi. the present voyage of his Msjesty into the
countries under his government as a proof of his
&she to hear on their own ground the wishes of
his iLobjects, and to judge in person of the wiints of
the provinces belonging to the empire, in order to
enable I • to ensure their prosperity. They ventured.
their, fore, to lay at the feet of his Throne the just
dein nils of the inhabitants of Po lolia with regard to
mono of their most lin:ming wants. They implored
liiiAsjesty, in the first place, that he may be pleased
to poi orders that the Cstliolia religion, which is
'sot-itsl to frequent. persecutions from the authorities,
way practically enjoy the rights whieli have been
ratted to it. Vi e 'night rewind our readers, in
expl illation of this ilemmiii, th.it, at the acce.ion of
the Emperor Aletander 11. a lively desire was maid-
rested by the populations, which under the reign of his
predecessor had been forced to become schismatics, to
Teta n to the United Greek religion, or even to the
Moto an Catholic faith. These symptoms were revealed
simultaneously among the inhabitance of both tOISII
• contitry. They trusted in the toleiation of the
Govi.niiiieut, but they soon perceived their mistake on
▪ that the imprisonment of priests and the forum.
ation of commissions of inquiry were renewed. The
nobi:ity asked, secondly, that the Polish language
be used in the universities where it is not allowed.
Not only is it not taught, but students who inske use
of toe national language in their conversations are.
punished, in pursuance of the system introduced by the
Emperor Nicholas. Lastly, they petitioned that the
public functionaries in the various branclies of the
'milk*, the silministration, and the courts of justice
with the exception of the governors, should be electel
by the nubility out of their own body, as they are in
Rue ia. This law is not observed by the Government of
Vulllynia, awl Ukraine. There the nobility is
only periniktesl to elect the district marshals for the ad-
mit' Aridly.) department. As regards c I &WI CiSil
juri. nation, two ileputies only are •Iluwed to he chosen
ch province. The other function aries, who are Mr
Ulin.teil and appointed by the Governor, are generally
selected from strangers, or people o f mean extraction,
and do not always shine either by their morality or
ability. This, too, is a oontinusnce .of the systinu esta-
blished by the Emperor Nicholas • less repulsive
MP.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

THE EURoPEAN AND COLONIAL
WINE COMPANY.

No. 122, PALL MALL, LONDON.

MIXXILIL DAVIEB k Co.. 11•NAGIUS.

*ini
' .I*, Alk

. ,

•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

Miltshirc.

SALISBURY. - The Oath, Trade. —About 600
beasts were at market on Tuesday last, and a large
prop,rtion of tirst-class quality. Many of the
animals were exceedingly tine, although not re-
markable for excessive fitness. Devons met with a
very quick sale, as did all g.sml qualities. Inferior
sorts also were middy purchased, and a complete
clearance etlected before the douse of the market.
Best qualities inipnwed Is. per score. supply
of sheep was short for the Seltioll of the year,—only
about 2,000, and prime South Downs scarce.
Everything sold. Best t/XCII reulizeil from 12s. la
to las. 61 per score, and heifers from ID& 6,1 to
Is. ; mutton, from 70, to NI. per 11,.
Cmies Mac Ker. —((Or monthly cheese market
was held on Thursday week. There was • short
supply. and prices were firm. 'l'be following were
the prices, Half Cowards, 54.5. to Gds. ; Doubles, 60s.
645. ; Somerset 665. to 725.

. ,
CIIVISTMAS HOLIDAYS. —III Compliance with a
numerously signed retlisition the Mayor has reemw
mewled general siugiensiou of business in tins City
on Monday the 26th nut.
linings asu BKODIE'M BANKRUPTCY. —We have
been credibly informed that there will be no Pirther
dividend tinier this estate; and we are also informed
that no final dividend has yet been declared.
NAVAL POLSONEIOL—Of the WI sailors recently
convicted by Court Martial of mutiny on board the
Princess !Royal at Portsmouth a gang of 15 were
received at the County Gaol, Salisbury, on ,Nlonday
week. _

ARMINsTER. —Mark of Reaper( —The mortal
remains of Mr. It Mews, of the Bath Arms Hotel,
were interred at the parish chureh on Thursday
week. Most of the leading tradesmen partially !
closed their shops out of respttet to his memory.
RIFLE Conll4 MEETING AT NV AKM INSTEIt. —On
Saturday afternoon week, a public meeting was held
at the Townhall, Warminster, to CI nisidur the pro-
priety of forming • Ride Corps for that town and
neighbourhood. The attendance was very large,
even the passage leading to the hall being crowded
to enema Among those moult were the Must
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

OLD STORKS. —A return of 41 pages, published on
Tuesday last, in accordance with an order of the Hon.
tie. House of Commons. dated the 10th of August last,
gives the following information relative to the sale of
old stores. It shows that the Naval Department of the
Administration, the total amount realised and Payed
into Her Majesty's Exchequer, as the produce of the
sale of old stores, amount, in 1857-8, to 227,307; in
1856-57. to £104,600; and in 1855-56, to £73,378. Of
the £227,307 realised in 1857-58, £8,016 accrued from
chl seamen's clothing; C 126,638 from unserviceable pro-
visions and victualling stores; £8 from old dockyard
brigade and police clothing; £39,283 from old transport
stores, £69,176 from old naval stores, £550 from old
medical stores, and 0,536 from old ships. In the War
Departuieut the sum total realized from the sale of old
stores amounted in the three year. 1855-6, 1856-7, and
1857-8, to £7oo,Bo6—viz., £219,070 worth of COMllaill-
"saint provisions and forage " retunied from the East,"
£17.000 (rein Muting will and bakery, and £364,738
from aruiy and ordnance stores. The sum total paid
into the Exchequer in 1857.8 was £263.659, and this,
added to the sum of £227,307 paid in on account of the
Naval Department, makes a grand total of £490,967.
The aggregate of the whole for the three years already
mentioned (for both department*, is £3,106,095. This
return was moved for by Mr. yawn, 11. P. .

TUX RIVIM THAIIIS.LA "further re-Cut; relating to
the river Thames," ordered by the Hume to be printed
on the 13tli of August, but only issued Thursday, gives
au account, in columns, of the daily quantities of water
pumped by the Grand Junction Water Company from
the 29th of September, 1857, to the 29th of September,
18:29,—a period of two years. No grand totals having
heen cast up, the actual result cannot be given. It at-
pest's, however, that this year the qmintity of water
diurnally pumped ranged from about 2,324,875 gallons,
to 11.345,88) gallons. After the 29th of September
last the quantity was never leas than 10,000,000 gallotts
per day.

1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

DORCHESTER MARKET.

MESSRS. BAKER AND ENSOR beg to
anoottuott that their NEXT MONTHLY SALE
of Fat Stock, Horses, Carrizos, I atiplements, be
he Id on SATURDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1860.

PIESKNT lITRIL
6 Prime Fat Marrs.
20 Fat Down Wethers.
30 Fat Down Ewes.
Handsome Dark Bay Cob, 15 hands, quiet to ride and
drive.

Bay Colt, rising 3 years old.
Black Cart Mare, 4 years, in foal, and good in harness.
Capital Dun-coloured Mare, 5 years, 15 hands, quiet
to ride and drive.
Tbe Cow Stook and Sheep must be sent to the Cattle
Market, and Horses and Carriages to the Repository,
adjoining the " Plume a Feath.2rii" Inn, by 10 &Clock
in the morning. The A ucTioN CERN would lecommend
persons at a distance to erul .tock and Hones the day
before. Stablinu and krep for hior,.. and Stock sent
the day before, or remaining over until neat Sale, pro.
smiled at moderate charges.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

MEDICAL FRIEND AND MARRIAGE GU IDE;

THE WAY TO HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
VEN AWAY. as a stop to empiricism and
egorbitart fees, for the benelit and private inform-
&lion of Nervous Sufferers of hoth sears. and those con- ,
temph.ting Marriage. Illustrating an entirely new mode
of LoCAL SELF-TREATMENT, discovered abroad
by • high medical authority in these matters, and an
simple that all can practice for I self Privately, Success- ,
fully, and at the !smallest poasible cost, thus avoiding
doctors' fees and their mineral poisons. This Guide
dips:lmes hidden mysteries and the wonders and life-
giving efficacy of these new " CURATIVE RENE-
DIM," as by their use all the functions upon which feli
depends are invigorated; the diseased secretions re-
moved, and use imp sred generative power re-established.
The principal nervous centres, as well as the snot
delicate generative organs, are brought under the
immediate permanent iuduenoe of a mild system of
action, which revivifying the nervous system, the process
of rejuveliescense takes place, the virile power is
regained. and sterility. impotence. and all impediments
,to nisrriage removed. The vital fluid, lost (my early
irregularities, is also reproduced, and life again enjoys
its happy charms.
'foe Author, being aware that the English treatment
is entirely wrong in thvory, lics determined on present-
ing the above, free of charge, to all sufferers, and those
,
interest in inedicyl Reform, and he therefore adopts
this mode of publicity.
Enclose two stamps, for postage, and address W. Hill,
Esq., M.A No. 27, Alfred Place, Bedford Sq. London.
N. B. Clergymen and others interested in the welfare
of mankind will confer a boon by laudably assisting in
the distribution of these Curative Means.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-20

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Tbe East Dorset Hounds—Thursday, Duneliffe —at
10.10. _

Mr. J. Radclyffe's Hounds—Tinuaday, Moteombe
at 10.45.
The

B. V. Fozhnunds—Wednesday, Red Post,
Pointingdou ; Friday, Fulham Cross-roads ;
Saturday, Hunter's Lodge—at 11.
The B. V. Harriers—Tueeilay (this day), Ilarribitll
Quarry; Saturilaz Stalbridge Park (:ides—at 12.
The South Wilts Hounils—Wedne.lay, Knoyle ;
Friday, Wilton Waterworke—at 10.15.