The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-12-22 00:00:00

DORSET COUNTY POULTRY AND PIGEON
SHOW.
OPEN TO THE UNITED KINGDOM.
WIRE Second Grand ANNUAL EXHrBITION
of POULTRY and PIGEONS will be held in
the Tows HAM. and Coin EitcHAnOn, Doaciivirrn,
On Weincrenxt and THILMIDAT. 27th and 28th
J‘erxity, 1875, when MOO will be given in Prises,
including Twelve Silver Cups for Poultry, and Six for
Pigeons.
ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY 12, 1875.
Judges of Poultry - Rev. G. F. Honosox, and
EDWARD HEWITT, Esq.
„ Pigeons - IL ALLAOP, Esq.
Schedules and Forms of Entry may be obtained of
Mews. PAnaoxa and Bums, Ron- Sew. Dorchester.

NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL, DORCHESTER.
IX AID OF TAN BUILDING FOND •
BAZAAR & CHRISTMAS TREE
VOX TIDY SAL! oF
USEFUL, FANCY, AND ORNAMENTAL
ARTICLES,
WILL Xl OPINED IN THE
CORN EXCHANGE,
ON SATURDAY, the MA DECEMBER, 1374,
AT TWEI vr n'etomt, BY THE WORSHIPFUL
TIIE MAYOR OF DORCHESTER,
E. BURNETT, Eno.,
And be continued on MONDAT, Dzczmnta 28th.
A Cold Collation will he pmvide,l at 12.30, and
Refreshment Rooms opened during the Continuance
of the Bazaar.
Selections of Music will be given at interraht.
Admiasion to the Luncheon and llsznar, la each;
the Bazaar only. lA, to be refunded on purchase.
The Truateen hope to reali3e a large sum from this
effort, and to render success possible they need hearty
and generons support.

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.
TENDERS are invited for SUPPLYING the
IL IMPACT COUNTY HOSPITAL with COALS, for
Three or Six Months, from the 24th instant.
The Tender; must be delivered at the Hospital on
or before Wensesoar, the Vol instant
Forms of Tender may be obtained on application at
the Hospital, or to Mr. Jolts Snows, Dorchester,
Clerk to the Committee.
N.B. —The Committee do not bind themselves to
accept the lowest or any Tender.
Dated this 17th Deoember, 1874.
NOTICE.
qi S. BIGGS, WINS AND &HUT MIDICHANT,
• 1,,x4 to announce that in oonseouence nf the
Bank Holiday occurring on the Sattinlay, and the
alteration of market to the 'lay before Christmas day,
his Offices will he CLOSED on &tremor, the 26th.
12, Cornhill, Dorchester.
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1881
IN mr COUNT,' COURT OP DORSETRIIIRE,
11OLDEN AT DORCHESTER.
TN the Matter of Proceedings for Liquidation
by Arrangement or Composition with Creditors,
instituted by ARTHUR TOM hfEADE, of Trinity.
Road, North Quay, Weymouth, in the County of
Dorset, Corn and Seed Merchant.
Novice is Hearer GIVEN,—That a SECOND
GENERAL MEETING of the CREDITORS of the
above-named person has been summoned to be held at
the Office of Mr. THOIIIAA ARIINDELL HANN& S"licitor,
No. 6, Upper Bond-street, Weymouth, in the County
of Dorset,on the TWENTV-r01711711 day of DECILMBLA
next, at Twelve o'clock at noon precisely.
THOS. A. H.A.NNE,
Attorney for the said Debtor.
Dated this 15th day of December, 1874.

ALL WHO HAVE A GARDEN
AND WISH TO GROW
ile I
BEST PoFVIEACT;AWELEARS
EsBLES
T
SHOULD SILND TOR
SUTTON
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s
•
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MATEURS UIDE
-uTTon. • One,
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-4;
Opinion of WILLIAM RolliNtioN, Esq., F.L.8., &e.,
Editor of "The Garden" :—" Sutton's Amateur's
Guide is full of sound and useful instruction on
' gardening matters, issued by one of the most trust
worthy and important horticultural firms in existence,
whose experience and means of acquiring information
are unsurpassed."
PRICE ONE SHILLIN-
G, POST FREE.
Some% Awaewe's GUIDE -
is beautifully Illustrated
' with *mist coloured plates and hundreds of engrav-
ings. It is without exception the most practical work
on Gardening extant.
SUTTON's MINIATURE AMATEUR'S GUIDE may be
had Post Free for 3 stamps.
SUTTON AND SONS
THE QUEEN'S SEEDSMEN, READING.
-
JAMES F. HANNAH,
UPHOLSTERER, CABINET MAKER, 1101131
AGENT, APPRAISER, anal UNDERTAKER.
DORCHESTER,
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AND
NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
TEA CADDYS.
WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS.
DRESSING CASES, FANCY BOXES, &e.
CARVED SWISS GOODS.
SMALL FANCY CHAIRS,
In Velret..+. Item Satteens, Cretones, &c.
Greatest variety in the Kingdom, and
especially suited for Presents.
AND TUE VAR TAMED
; OCTAGON TABLES,
POLISHED BIRCH, YlloN 11. s. CsL EACH.
FOOT STOOLS Aso OTTOMANS, BANNER
AN') POLE SCREENS.
I
LADIES' NEEDLEWORK TASTETCLLT MOUNTED.
DEMONS AND MATERIALS roe AMATEUR
FRET CUTTERS.
FIJRNI TURE.
The Hod and Largest Stock in the County
0,0 MANsioN AND COTTAGE.
BED-ROOM SUITS from Z 3.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
Of every sort, size, and description.
CARPETS.
Some Choice Wilton with Borders.
BRUSSELS, from 2s. ed. per yard.
TAPESTRIES, KIDDERS, and FELTS Very Low.
Oilcloths, Mats, ami Mattitno, in all widths.
Great (humtily of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
GOODS REMOVED AND WAREHOUSED.
FURNITURE LENT ON How.
Funerals Furnished and Conducted. I
Agent hr the London and Lancashire Fire and We
Insurance Companies.

PRINTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
POIIPTLT MEL AT TAX
OFFICE OF THIS PAPER
ON lODINATE TWILL

ROBERT HILL,
(aucceeno• To r. LocE,)
COAL MERCHANT, DORCHESTER.
STOW AT TIT °RUT WWKRIII AND mum-wren=
RAILWAY RTATIOWIL
AU Onters naiad at fti, South-greet, or ot the ON,
0. W. E. Station, will tam prompt attention.
The following deroriptiona of Com& always In Moak
RPM WALLSEND.
CLAY CROSS
RADSTOCE.
SEITHH.
STONE coma
%Ohm, :ui.m.
itr,.4T HULLO or
ionesr OF hEAN.
COKE.
0004 ddiverof in the row atryon rensontiblelolll/1, and in
DoreAraer and Fordinfmni free.
HT TRUCK LOMW AT RIDLICZD TRIM.
AAR'? roe
THE WILT HIRE SACS HIRING COMPANY.
COALS COALS!!
W DARCH, COAL MERCHANT,
• Nsw IRE, South.ntreet, and Botrell-Wmrrtas
RAILWAY SrAriox, DO RC H&STKIt. begs to thank the
gentry and public generally for past favours, and to
Inform them that all °Mem lent to him shell hors
prompt attention.
W.D. le sow snoFlFlng
RII4T WALLSEND,
RAIRin RIC
MA LTBYERS COAL,
NEM :ASTLE.
CLAYCROSIL
SMITHS* CO 4,
RUBBLE (A M.
roman OF DEAN (oe Esillot. and SILKSTONE
"'ALS, conlWaftely reasumondai
SUPERIOR TO* Tat RRYT WALLSEND
?q4aitiLLIANCY
ei.AAN BURNING,
HailDra REMO
ainftsAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHEAPER.
A ORDERS Trio/ reipediw wika
h, ed.
remivvi
at the N
so
uth-street,
or at the e
hester sal•u•
• LH, 80:U1-Western Station.
Dorc

ALEXANDRA OIL.
mats
Inognificent HYDRO-OAREON OIL,
&annual by all to he the
IMT, BAPIST, & SWEETEST
Oil orsr offered, is now knows is even, town in the
United Kingdom, end oar he had of
R • 3 • II A Z EL,
nesaviso.vosß.
Dollolf EsTER.,
And WholobAlb of J. L. TIVIMAN anil Co., Oil idgescisxsts, Exeter, Sole Proprietors
'MS Oil burns In any parnsui Leann, and fa
40° F. above the Government reoulremerma.
MONS. LEYB, Dental Btuptes and Manu-
facturer of Artifickl Tbeth.
To be conaulted at home, St Thonme-eireet.
weymoutb, "erg day, Ttkoreday and Saturday after-
noona excepted.
rOn 'rhuredays ha Mar be emseedeed at Mr.
Werartarh, Bootmaker, Ifith2atreet, Poole, from
2so 4 On fistardeilltt Mr. WADIATI,II%, Con.
, fro= 2 topas.
footloose, Cornhill, Do

SEASON 1874-5.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
HZNRY LING
Respectfully announces that he is now showing •
Capital Assortment of
NANCY AND CABINET GOODS,
Selected by himself in LONDON, from the largest
Stocks of
ENOLNUI AND GONTINZSTAL MANIDIACTSIERS.
CHRISTMAS CARDS, SACHETS, &c.,
ut THE xrelurr DESIGNS.
THE
GILT AND BRONZE GOODS
COMPRISE:
INKSTANDS, CANDLESTICKS,
WATOHSTANDS, ASH-TRAYS, RINGSTANDS,
MENU STANDS, tto.,
AMONG THE
FANCY STOOK
ARE :
LADIES' CAMP COMPANIONS.—" THE
ROYAL," "THE BRIGHTON."
SEALSKIN BAGS, WORK BASKETS,
CAmsrri (with Oxidized Mounts), CHATS:LAMM,
GLOVE AND HANDICERCIIIKP SETS,
WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS, iltr.
Tug
LEATHER GOODS
CONSIST Or
BLOTTERS, DESPATCH BOXES, ENVELOPE
CASES,
PURSES, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, CARTE DI VISITE
PLUM.
OONIPMSSION ALBUMS, MEMORIAL ALBUMS, A*
CHESSMEN, DOMINOES, ROUND CARD
GAMES, DRAFTSMEN AND BOARDS,
BACKGAMMON, tec.
DE LA RUE AND Co.'s PLAYING CARDS
IN ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS.
DEPOT OF THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN
BIBLE SOCIETY.
• LABOR ASSORTMENT Or
BIELNS, CHURCH lIIIIIVICIES,
HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS
kap VOLUMES OP
STANDARD AND GENERAL LITERATURE,
SUITABLE POE TRIMINTS.
Agent foe the Wheeler and Wilson dewing
Xsehlnee.
DEPOT OF THE RELIGIOUS TRACT
SOCIETY,
An Assortment of It. Books and Pnbliostions kept
In Stock.
ILL SOLICITS AN INSPECTION.
COUNTY HOUSE, DORCHESTER

TO THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.
I. GEORGE,
CURRIER ANT) LEATHER SELLER,
ELAN DFORD,
Baas to inform all Members of the above Trade that
he has taken the old-established and well-known
businews of the late Mr. J. CADIZ, of Poole, an success-
fully carried on by the late Proprietor for the lad 50
years, which EatAlishment will in future be under the
management of his son, Ms. WILLI-di Groans.
A LAZO' VARIETY Or
READY-CLOSED UPPERS
Always in Stock at both Establishments ; also a large
Quantity of
TERRY AND SILK ELASTIC WEBS,
For Spring-aide Boots, from la. yard.
CONSIDZZABLZ ADVASTAGI OW=t CAZR CUSTOM:I&

CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S
PURE MALT VINEGAR,
Of uniform strength and flavour, which was
awarded a special
MEDAL FOR PROGRESS
at the
VIENNA EXHIBITION,
May be obtained in pint and quart bottles of Imperial
measure from all Grocers and Italian Warehousemen,
and wholesale at
21, BONO 11QIIII1E, LONDON.

CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR !
J. RUSSELL
(LArs ;imam),
Rep to inform his numerous friends and the public,
that he has now received from the best London Houses
a very choice assortment of
FANCY GOODS AND STATIONERY
Suitable for the coming Festive Season, amongst which
will be found
WRITING CASES, LETTER RACKS, INKSTANDS,
atorrlNG BOOKS and PADS, WORKBOXES,
Tea Oaddles, Fawn, Baaketa, Boxes, and Bags,
BOOKSLIDDI AND BRACKETS.
A OHO/OH ASSOBTXENT OF ALBI7IIOI,
SCRAP BOOKS and SCRAPS.
A Variety of PICTURES, including some beautiful
OLEOGRAPHS.
• vAntEri STOCK OF TURSEs, POCKET BOOKS, & DIARIES.
Christmas Stationery in every Dugan.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR SCENT
SACHETS, CARDS, &c.
De la Rue'. Playing Carla, Chew, Draughtsmen and
Boards, Dominoes, Cubes, and other Games.
A Numerous Selection of Prayers, Church Services,
Gift, Toy, and other Books, &c.
As cariy Inspection it aulicilal.
JAMES RUSSELL,
(LATE HOLMES),
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, PRINTER, BOOKBINDER, AND
NEWS-AGENT,
18, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER.
All the London and Provincial Newspapers and
Monthly and Quarterly Igagazines supplied
on the day of Publication.
LATE EDITIONS OP THE WEEKLT PAPERS EVERT
SATURDAY.
ALL THE WEEKLY PERIODICALS SUPPLIED.
--
LEDGERS, MEMORANDUM AND ACCOUNT
BOOKS, IN GREAT VARIETY.

H. J. LAST
Beat to call attention to her large and welt assorted
Stock of
DESSERT AND OTHER FRUITS,
M'APTEID TO THE
CHRISTMAS SEASON.
ALSO TO A GREAT VARIETY or
DELICACIES FOR THE BREAKFAST AND
SUPPER TABLE.
AGENT Yon
GILBETS WINES AND SPIRITS
--
11, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
December 16, 1874.

CHRISTMAS FRUITS, itc.
C. PARSONS,
:31, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER,
•
Desires to call the attention of the Public to the
following, which are cheap and of superior quality.
NEW VALENCIA RAISINS
4;4d., 5d., ed.
FINE GOOD CURRANTS,
33,c1. 4d., sd.
STRONG TO FINE BLACK TEAS
At ls. &L, 2s, 2AI. , 2s. 6d., to 3s.
The most delicious BLACK TEA imported, Is. 41.
Parcels of 611,5. IL per lb. less.
Sugars, Candied Peel, Figs, Sultanas, Dates, az.,
cheap and good.
31, HIGH EAST STREET,
(Next door to at King's Arne Hotel).

CHRISTMAS & TWELFTH-DAY NOVELTIES.
S. A. HOWE,
CORNIIILL, DORCII EST ER,
Returns thanks for the liberal patronage conferred on
her, and invites attention to her
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
For Christmas and Twelfth-day.
Enboued awl Enamelled Boxes, Decorated Baskets,
CHRISTMAS TREE AND TWELFTH-CAKE
ORNAMENTS,
IN GREAT TARIM, /WIT...OLE FOR PRESIINTR.
BON BONS, COSAQUES. PRESERVED AND
CRYSTALIZED FRUITS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
A LARGE ANBORTMENT OF HANDSOMELY
ORNAMENTED
TWELFTH CAKES AND RICH
BRIDE CAKES,
Unsurpaased by any House in the Kingdom.
Foreign ComeMilies in great rariet.s.
Mock Turtle Ox Tail, Hare, Gravy, Vermicelli,
Mulligatawney. and other Soups.
FOREIGN WINER.
W Orders carefully packed and forwarded to any
part of the County.

PASTRY, CONFECTIONERY, BRIDECAKES,
WEDDING BREAKFASTS, HALL SUPPERS,
DINNEIN, TEAS, &c.,
16, CIORNEILL, DORCHESTER.
J. HARRINGTON
Begs to inform the Gentry and Inhabitants of Dor-
chester and the surrounding ueighbourhosl, that he
has taken the above Premises, occupied by the late
Mr. Woournm, and that he is prepared to execute, in
a neat and tasteful style, Orders of an Descriptions
aLt. KINDS Or
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PASTRY,
lIRCIT AND SAVOURI PIES WADE TO oRDEIL
Superior Nursery Biscuits for Infants &
ALL KINDS OF LUNCHEON, BIRTHDAY,
CHRISTENING, and FANCY CAKES made to
order.
Agent for the CUSTOM HOUSE TEA, 94, 94, &L,
and 30, per pound.
A LARGE QUA NTITF OP USEFUL AND FANCY
ARTICLES. TOYS, .ke.
HARRINGTON'S ORIGINAL COUGH LOZEIGH..

47,4.
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
ON CHRISTMAS DAY the Serviccf Trains
on all the Lines null 1143 the name as on
SUNDAYS.
EXTENSION OE TIME OF RETURN TICKETS.
Ordinary Return Tickets between all Stations
ivroept for distances leas than 30 miles) issued on
TUESDAY, 22nd Dwrostit, awl subsequent days, will
be available for the Return Journey up to THURSDAY',
314 DECEMBER, inclusive.
Ordinary Return Tickets between all Stations for
distances less than 30 mile,, issued on THURSDAY,
24th, or FRIDAY, 2.5 th Dscrunsit. will be available to
return up to SATURDAY, 26th DICEMBEIL, inclusive,
including the Night Mail Train.
Third Class Return Tickets will only be issued for
and available to travel by Trains to which Third Chum
Carriages are attached, and conveying Passengers for
the Stations awned on the Tickets either going or
nrthrnincr

THE DORCHMTER TOY AND FANCY
REPOSITORY.
A. N. GREGORY
Raos TO !NIMES THE NoBILITY AND GENTRY THAT
SHOW ROOM
le NOV RE-orENED.
A. N. G. Lep the inspecti,,n of her choice assortment
of
BANDY GOODS,
MECHANICAL AND OTHER TOYS, kc.,
SUITABLE POE
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.

A. J. EVANS,
Chemist and Druggist,
HIGH EANT-MTRIOrr, DORCIIIIIITEIL
EVANS'S PEC'I'ORAL COUGH PILLS
Afford instantaneous relief, and speedily cure
all lung aff,ctions. In boxes PAL, Is. AC
and 2s. 94. each.
EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH LOZENGES.
An agreeable remedy for asthma, bronchitis,
shortness of breath, ac. In boxes 7d. and
Is. lid. each.
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EVANS'S INFANTS' CARMINATIVE
Safely and effectually soothes young children
when teething, rootless at night, or suffering
from any infantile disorder. In bottles 7id.,
- ls. lid., and 2s. 94. each.
-
EVANS'S HEAL-ALL
A most efficacious remedy for Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Face.ache, he. In
bottles Is. lid. awl 2s. 94. each.

EVANS'S NEURALGIC PILLS.
Immediately relieve and quickly cure the must
severe cases of Neurali4ia and Pain.; in the
face and head. In boxes iid., is. lid., and
2.A. 9d. cacti.

EVANS'S FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared for young females. They remove all
irregularities arising from deficient energy of
the system. In boxes Is. lid., and 2s. 9d.
each.
EVANS'S TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC
Relieves the most painful case*. In bottles
70. and Is. lil. each.

EVANS'S COUGH SYRUP.
A pleasing and certain cure for children's
coughs and colds. In bottles 70., Is. lid.,
and 2a. 9d. each.

EVANS'S (Sir CHAS. CLARKE'S) DIGESTIVE
PILLS.
A Famous remedy for Indigestion and other
Stomachic Disorders. In bottles Is. lid. and
2s. Leach.
FRAUD'S HEPATIC PILLS.
The universal remedy for all Disonlers of thi
Liver. May be taken with confidence by
young and old of both sexes. In hoses la. lid
each.

FROUD'S REMEDY FOR THE ITCH.
A certain cure in a few days. No smelL In
boxes le. lid. each.

HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES.
Prepared with great care and of the purest
Drugs and Chemicals by
A. J. EVANS,
Chemist and Druggist,
HIGH EAHT-EITHIZT, DORCHILITER.

EVANS'S RESTORATIVE CONDITION
POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Effectually regtore the impaired powers and
vigour of Horses after hunting, racing,
hard work, or when ariming from any other
cause. In Tina, la., U. ikl., and de. 6d. each.

EVANS'S DORSET OILS.
Flattering Testimonials have been received of
the immense value of this Embrocation for
preventing Gangrene or Mortification after
Lambing or Calving. and for Curing Cuts,
Wounds, Bruises, Sore Teats, Swellings, and
External Inflammations in Horses, Cattle.
and Sheep. In Bottles. la, 2.5., 2s. Cal., and
tie. each.

EVANS'S GREY OR ALTERATIVE
POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Of great meek,. in the Spring and Autumn,
or in cane% of Swollen Lega, Cracked Heels,
or any Humour. In Tina, is., Is. 9d., and
3a. fid. each.

EVANS'S STIMULANT DRENCH.
Restores appetite and energy in cases of Cold
or Disorders in Cows, krc. In packets Is. 4.1.
each.
EVANS'S WORM POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Speedily expel Worms which are PM/ enervating
and iniurioue to a HOTS., and restore its
vitality and health. In Tins, is., is. 9d., and
30. Ca each.

EVANS'S HORSE BALLS.
Of guaranteed efliciencyl kept in various
strengths. Alterative Horse Balls, Cough
ditto, Condition ditto. Diuretic ditto, Conked
ditto, Fever ditto, Influenza ditto, Tonic ditto,
Worm ditto, Purging ditto.

EVANS'S FOOT-ROT MIXTURE.
Never fails to cure this troublesome complaint.
In bottles la, Is. 61, and Is. 641. each.
I'HE WILTS AND DORSET FLY AND
LEAR POWDER.
Effectually keeps off the fly, and gives a gond
lesx. Is also a preventive of lice and tick in
winter. In packets Is. 941. each, or in tins,
sufficient for 60 sheep, 2s. each.

rrilE REV. H. P. RAIKES, 41, Him'
41}11_1:...bimt only well cared for, but enjoy h
Pul,ik we under hi.. pera,nal ,t cry e
e
e comfort.
Partieulars as to Term+, itc., given on aPPlicati"n•
pooLE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
•
Read Master Xr. HENRY HAWOOOD
Recently a Master in Lord Wcyniontli'A Gruionar
14ch.11, Warminster, and formerly for S..ven Years a
/dexter in King Edward VT. ;rammer School, Bruins-
grove, under the Rev. Dr. (*.llk
corms INsTRITTt",t INCIAT)PA
ENGLISH, including the llNtory and Literatura of
the Language, with the study of English Claasics,
Pnlcis Writing and Corrunercial o.rrempma.lencw,
Caligraphy. Elocution. History (Ancient and Modern).
GEOC RAPHY (Phynicul, Igitical, Commercial. and
Hiastorical), May Drawing. ASTRONOMY. MATIIE•
: including Arithmetic, Book-Keeping,
Algebra, Euclid. Menauration. Trigonometry, ltc.
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, ZI/OLOGY, LATIN,
FRENCH, VOCAL MUSIC, DRAWING, PIANO
FORTE.
Pupils are careirdly prepared for the Oxford and
Cambndge Ualveseity Local and other oontreddre
House Commodious. Excellent Playground.
ROAM/FM*4 receive careful treatment, with the
comforts of Home. Acconun.lation for 20.
Terms On application.
-
MR. WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYCE,
ENGINEER and A RCHITECT.
SU.IsurRY Houne, Fonanarres; sad
07IICIX •
21. Sourn-srarar, DollCHEntl.

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, DORCHESTER.
THE following is the LIST of SUBSCRIP-
TIONS at prelivnt promisol in AID of the
FIT N D for RESTORING HOLY TRINITY
CHURCH—

IL .1. t s.d.
rhlifehill. MM... 150 0 0 Hall, Mr. H. ... 5 5 9
l'hurehill, Miss K 150 0 0 Davis. Mr. John 5 5 ii
Williams, Mr. It. 100 0 0 Psrmiter, Mrs. ... 5 II 0
Disby,Wir.G.D.W. 100 0 0 Makin:, Mr. I:. r, 0 ii
Messrs. It. and IL Ling, Mr. H. ... 5 0 ii
WWialus & Co. 100 0 0 Miles. Mr. J. ... 5 0 ii
Sturt, Mr. H. G.. Varrer, Mr. 0. W. 5 0 0
M.l'. ... 100 0 0 , Glyn, Rev. C. ... 5 0 0
Drymer. Mr. W. 11,s1stwo„ Rev. Dr. 5 0 0
E., M.l'. 100 0 0 Smith,Mr.lloyton 5 0 0
Elton, the FAT! of 100 0 II Smith, Dr. ... 5 0 0
, Everett, Bev. H. 100 0 0 Sparks. Sir. W.... 5 0 0
My. Robert 100 0 II Ravenhill. Mr. IL S P 0
Hawkins. Dr. ... 50 0 0 Derwra, Mr. J... 5 0 0
Henning. Colonel 50 0 0 Henning, Mrs. D. 5 0 0
A. 11. rm 0 0 Smith, Rev. IL ... 5 0
Pearce, Mr. :01 0 01 Pantor, Mrs. ... 5 0
Buller, Lady P1....20 5 01 Thrills. Mrs. .. 5 0
Rivera, Lonl 25 ii it l'opultart,Rov.W. 5 0
Stork col 4 ... 25 0 II A y sois, P.... 5 0
Middleton, Mr. 11. Msoo 4, Mr. A.... 5 0 o
N. ... 25 ii U 110.1ge4. Mr. ll._ 5 0
Iluniett, Mr. E.... 25 0 1.11 Ilellatel, Mr. P._ 5 II 0
Iltalmat, Mr. J. 4., J. B. .. 5 0 0
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POOLE CONSTITUTIONAL CONSERVATIVE
REGISTRATION A.S.SOCIATION.
The annual dinner of the above Association took place
. on Friday evening, at the o,ltlfellows Hall, Sir Ivor 11.
; Guest. Bart„ the president, in the chair ;and the company
I atiLluiled-- Mr. G. 4. le Ceyezelish hentincli, M.P., Partia-
-1 mantary tkieretary to UlO Board of 'Prsulis,
.91r. w,' (tranthtuu, M P. for East Murry, Mr. C. Schreiber. Mr.
i Bentinek, Rev. .1. L Williams, itev. M. Patcy, Mr. C.
Hill, Mr. 11. It. Furnell, Ac. The vice-chairmen were
: Councillors Farmer and Mins, and Memre. M. Lewis,
and W. D. Durdale. Among others present were Coen.
, eillore J. 11. Boyt, E. J. Conway, G. N. Penney, E. N.
Blanchard, Mews. H. C Burt, (:. Burt, H. Burden, W.
' Evans. T. )l'auch T. W. Green, T. S. Purnell, T. Long-
'it ,C. Edniunds..l. W. Luff, G. H. Milledge, W. L. (1,
C. T. Marston, K.
' PA.r.,,deY' We. ll'aLtelliarson.hird.W.WTulrni'Lder,w4F. Travers, Francis
' Travers, L. Budge, H. W. Dickinson, G. Wanhilt, J. P.
tiutil, I'. G. Zush, G. Reeve.',,- Lewingdon, It. smith,
1 et. Ifieselit. P. Le Compte, R. Caine, 'r. Hart, ft Hart. J.
Tilted, fte.
- After the tuned loyal toasts, the CHAIRMAN gave '' The
Bishop end Clergy." He Molt occiaion to defend the
former against the charge ef being "ontaniental prelates,"
bad then referring to the project of disestablithruent
Issued the Church is so deeply irnplarited in the hearts of
Pe nation the; it it re breensille.
The Rev. N. Etre telpoildinft, sgid the biehtle was a
father to Me clergy. that qld men could syrupathim with
I the toiling' and moiling% of the perish Priest. Cod bless
Bishop Moberly, and them also for hiving drunk the
. health of him and of tbe clergy of the Church. He mare& . awn, an R.aatetn expsession, that their shadows might
I waver pow lan, when they rust together like that, to
I **labiate the advent of a strong and the moat illustrious
Conservative Government that ever existed-(cheers)- am
as well as to celebrate the very great Conservative victory
gained in that town by the briving down of a Radical
majority of 135 to the miserable one of nine.(applause)
Ile believed conscentious Dissenters were strong friends
of the Church, and then entarled. on He oduc..tooz
genie!' to the nation. Telmi": .4 iocai politics he" said
le tonservatives of Poole bad had a difficult work to
perform. They had been during the past few years with-
Out any organizetion ; they had been like a vessel tlounders
gat It, tho 1.(./p witheut n..r wimples', and the than at the
1 "hardly knee (Howl or foe ; but It was not so that
ex
I bight-they had a very cellent captain in their presi-
dent, Sir Ivor Bartle Gutast-faeplausel. They had a very
1 famous man at the helm, they had a first-rate ship's
I company, and more than that, they had a ship's lantern at
the prow. It wan man ufactured by Messrs. Farmer,
Blanchard. and others, and that lantern burned • light
that should never go out-the light of truth -(hear, heart Let them look out into the distance: let them beware of
the rock, the quicksand, the "hothead the mud on the bar
which they would not allow Sir Ivor Guest to clear away
when he wanted to do so. Let them look over the ler I
4nd watch for the casTilyi‘vegwtettolenel hive in
eight-fee the cry
-Khear eart
leh N,
h
That warn the cry in elaell s tittle, St Trafalir.r. ast.nd
by et the Baud,' end so let it be their my when they ma' ------- --
their enemy et • distance. When the enemy came along BIRTHS.
side and did not strike her flag, the
the shout of one man, "England expects every t: do Gordon Demme, of a son.
his duty." After they had taken her and boarded herand December 8, at Chettle Rectory Mandfoni, the wife of the
cry-- - w ould 1 as T)-,,,b,, 7, at Ringwooddiants, the wife of the Rev. Charles
brought her !nto the pert of Poole, they Would sit down Bev. W. H A. Truett of a daughter.
and sing that famous old song which he hoped they might December it, at Wen-nowt, Wareham, the wife of Mr. G.
hear that evening, "Honest John Bull," and they would Whittle, of • me.
lay particular stress on the last verse :- December 13, at Wimborne Minster, the wife of Mr. Thomas
"Away with such noneence and stuff, Ladder, of aeon.
Full of riot, confusion, and blood; • December 14, at Bell-street, Dorchester, the wife of Yr.
Every Briton has freedom enough W. Purchase, of Puddletown, of a dan2hter.
So long Si he's honest antrod " December 10 at Charmouth, the wire of Capt. I! J. heigite
The Hey. J. L WILIJAMs !deo enf . of. son
The Cneutuse proposed ' the army, navy, and reserve December le at ('hanucub., It eyitlutuv the wee of Capitate
iGrcm," 'undun4inn__ 1,'1,e c'e'yrlort.Y and Mr. (...oliteles Ream, n. lete :13rd (the Doke Cif Wellotoon's Ittwiment), of a
reform. He was Rem to tool
feet °et to RI menthers of oatlghter. -
the Poole rifle eerie le) were e cienta • • December it at North Sy/WO, Donhader, the wife of Mr.
Captain Slue; returned thanks. Eleven men had lith left 4' htlakinadi ot a 'l4•l4"ar.
th e Dorwit Corp" to enlist in line re.m.ot. and ,ix of BARIUM:XS
them were now non-cedurnissionel officers.
Captain RRIMRCH of the Bah Hants (Bournemouth) Artillery Corps also responded. The Bournemouth Rifle second daughter .1 Mr. ticutt, of Winter'
Corps numbered nearly Me and the Artillery corp. about borne St. Martin
II&
Mr. G. Csvgenistullerrisce, M.P., gave "the health of December 12, at St John's ('birch, Weymouth, by the Bee.
HI
viiecesu.lokwi.:.l.4,eu.ir,umill..3,,uatE...ei"ii.o.tekth.i.7o.lSyt.,)l„ ..,rti itiL,_ll..ywtline
r.fiLch.r..-..41F....,.
Mr. °ALTON replied for the Naval Reserve.
hitter. by the Rev John Repel.
the President." It wee to Ire regretted that pooh, had
December
it,
nat Wimb.
'roe
lolf >larlehrintr. to Fanny, eldt.st
Joi li',,a,uredhreyier, Mr. W. Randall, of brimstone, to Mrs. 5.A. Herne,
twice failed to set a good example to the country ; but at December
Rev William
; F sir James-I::Hom.len. W imbonto.
aretritime:e not
pfaeart ednilltalr.tUrnhetilhrolVer bithueestbmwhioUrehaswthwedir4 liel:7eJ.m6l7Tr.ge,y, Mr Charles .PJautlmi""'lLetwirs•l.74l. ir'ar'"ksk.tineby,thilo
d'ulchLer
of
Lh'
4e.„he conut
"fBriirenitivoaraidauneaTighibon neighbour."
uninrgod
upon
the
„nu.
of p 4
F.list, eL,lthat daughter of the late Captain Thomas Cullingivuott,
tips and usefulness of the Ameciation. First its object la. either it, at St. Pura Fisherten, tetli•Luty, oy toe
Itelli 10 l44e. elbet: lis, .eit...t.“,ticn. Pui!, he said, peat Rev X N. Thwattes, Robert N. lord. of 97, Osni-etroct,
changes had been n e, ‘f balerne being um e t ty L, 1 oungim awe of Mr. W. If. Fool, formerly of eland-
:fiißenxntihrft.aetrt;t.,:ui:lrguerenontoif:lhethrai::eeibeCocooyseLtionrv::,isft,fitevike::lnocdrtuzgyogtw.f:th,tdiuiet"tap,aladi„iso he'lpodr"glo ford'''Slih.-131.rrandtion of the fate Mr. S. Reunion of Weymouth,
remember your feelings when you found that the May lest when you lost the eloction ;"I-r--: say
na n,
horse hail come In first. Although I feel certain that years.
ell.
blue horse wall the better of the two, and I may add, in ',:-.„,o,—,Fiend, Miected.
my opinion, the jockey who rode the blue horseth::ast the
'"'"1:277..--,-borrGe, .iParPokvaWao V;1111.1, r't.W.l.vnAnl.:ltrowort, a4h7dE.o6VatlghaishighlY
any rate equal to my fnend Mr. Waring** poethoy. I hall wile ,R A . formerly Bible clerk and sub-liharian of dualif
yeena'll'ttArYt'yha°o,lit SW'W.:.• • b's( Sikill'Ssit:!b:ni:r:_lbr):3;;;C:l:::r.t.C.lP:;i.s:E.ll:l:7l"":ll‘7l4l:l:B)7lWw..kiF.Atusi;olirwel'iociftnin:h...MC":4:E:(7ll:l,7l:l.vesv4r.-
a good deal of experience of the contest in this borough. ovford. youngest OM of the late Her. Ih.,met WRlhm.‘
en.' 1 almeeti no personal efforts; and I doubted not that I iis , vicar of lianfair, and P.C. of I lanitimat, .
had obtained your suffrages. Having done all this I could 'h.:cumber 8, at If, 1 , 'Hite wail, WeYmoulh. Jew.. fourth
MY hello feeling a certain amount of mortilication at the ao, of ~,,,„...u. aseuiteY, of Dorelaster wet Weymouth, In
result; and I felt personally mortified. I must sae that tia. loth Pet%
~
It was perhaps to me as bitter tie a pertowel grievalmat lasoemia,r It at Bournemouth, lekweeoe Guthrie Byng, the Pr-s-moss I nee nneble l', /414. nOll It WWI tat Poole warn not ~,migint daughter of the lino Sir. Hoary Melia of Sylbet, Rut
coluhmuulanntryben,.
olifmethp3meeduusetlie
adticireLut:takluuttinunaPi.no;..r
wthnhioloch'th' lvelon:iiictrkvouaftloti.ewve. lub::i'lli"....tiLl_trow'Gmegejoodiirtsitfer4:ll:3„l.l.,:l..N.li.rdmlL:Ktiouerial.tra*M,l.:ri.,t.i.:
J..l‘.3;el..4redY,hmou.rusultho,....l3o.l.rietiesthc.
withe_
lodged by
December IS at hturminster Newton, Stlienll&h, wife of as
Mr. Gasentsm, M.P., who raid, he believed there was T. Potte
their
great
ilit
ifnudsturziiinmsptor.re.ifouor thaec:ingMar.g.lfisraet
stalit.left.uponin Deeembrr ll' " Sturmi'd'er- - 1.1""6", Phoebe Ann,-- --wife °I
r.
aged
dellows7 old"'Trol4br:7lffer WWI. Gate of nuWordj,
fact as great as Fitt was at the close of the last century, aged ••
for he hail shown that Conservatism warn not in favour of , aged
494.maseererber 15, st Ashburtou Home, Blandford, All An .
...tar
the Tory np...tm
ygrirtalitriz...e.iethhethtwocewnorkthineg 11.11:1
5.....1 dam kr / W. H. y ,r,
hail been that the Tory party believed in them, but the Dec...be. 1...3 nt, mary..3,3, ev., mow, a
erreziti:,
Liberal. tried to make use of thine.
brought on by Use cutting al a cern, Mr. benum &then,
Mr. BE:171/ICK , )I. P., proposed NUMMI to the " P00..1.. ad i....1.3.30t and trade.... i
nee Constitutional Conservative Registration Asancistiob." ' Acme e, union.pane, 64. Leeeejoy.d, wHe believed the Government had the confidence of the 1 the teao.ad wife of the late John Broirr
w*, rimelne7m:,*"
country. There was no union whatever amongst Übe ....,.., .ner sad was pawn, ,
Liberal Party who had from time to time railed eidloulou J-
.. _ cries, such as the dis-establishuient of the Church, entire print., and Published
at 8. High.sareet- wres•t.—Dorehister- --.
abolition of religion In their schools, reformation '4
Holy
Parliament, and last of all, the reformation of the land-
by AtraßD Armen in the perish of
s laws. Nobody really wished to see the Church die-
elf and co-proprietor. Trinity. Ice
.t.bushea. ma Nenconforesiste bad • large 'lrma nt Tuesday, December el, 1137 A

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Mr. R.
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Dorchester market—Sale by Mr. T. S. Horgan.
Dridport Market—sale by Messrs. Symonds and Eaton.
TIILISDAY. DPX NI IDEA 31.
Auction of Fat and Store Stock. at Deaminster, by Mr.
S. Coe.
Six horses, pis!. Implemosta, etc., at Herrison farm,
Charminster, SY Mr. 0. SPlionds.

HUNTING AITOINTMENI43.
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Tollord Green : tinl_tuoaY, MOUrpejibe.bwa..._, 11.
Mr Haadycies leantls—Thulnaley, Wi,Chiselburne ITMee
lllackmoor Vake Hounds -Tuesday, Ilenstridge AA; More-
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