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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

lIIASSACRIE IN FIGII.

The Fiqi Times of April 2nd says :—" The people of
Tawegalei, Waikato'', and a number of towns on
the Upper Rowe Rivar attacked the towns of Solobs
on Thursday last. The males of the town of
Nalgunuribu had gees too neighbouring town, where
they were awaiting an expected attack from some of
the metier, when • sudden descent wee made on
Naignouguon, the ascaulters getting into the town and
slaughtering the old m.o, the women, and the
children. slaughtering
were killed. News of the
tragedy was soon onveye.' to the town when, the
fighting men hal colleoted, and they at once went out
wino the attackers, fought with them, and killed
levee of their number. Tee attacking party afterwards
went to Korovow, where they slaughtered a number of
pigs belonging to the king's daughter. After killing
these, they took BOON homan limbs and the
cargoes' to Nag•ll, where they had • cannibal
ford. The effect of this tragedy has been to fill the
white settlers of the Hews with fear. A later despite\
publiebed on the 12th, says " The settlers on the
Upper Rees are m • very unsettled riondition. The
'royal '108:01111 have gene up to demand the perpetrators
of the late reateaere, and in ease they are not delivered
up It Is pc wed to attack the town of Tali. In ease
of such ea attack being made, the neighbouring towns
which can muster large forces, have espreesed their
d.tsrmlnaUoi to come down the river end k4ll all before
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

TRIAL OF MR CLAIMANT.

The Lord Chief Justice ordered Mr. Gibbos to be
remelted to .sower °ottani quostioas widish he inMaded
to put to biol.
Mrs. White:lave, of Barton manor. Staffordshire,
said that she used to visa Tiobborne Howe when.
sahool Oil, with Lady Radeldfe, sod remembered meinii
Roger Tiohborne there. On one oesasion oho saw the
Ism., marks, of. pale bluish colour, on his arm. Th.
dtfand!nt was not Rothe— it yeas inipmsible. .

Mr. Stev ' erson a oi;rk at Lloyd's:produeed the list,
and showed the tailings of the Balla and Osprey.
William Gardieer, an attendant at Lloyd's, proved
that defendant and two gentlemen in 1967 examined
the books for two hours in the vaults under ohs
exchange. The defendant seemed to drialot whether
the Rolla woo &slimily the vessel in which he an Roger
Tiohborne sailed.
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Mr. 1, using, owner of the Belle, described Iva buil&
In his opinion she west down bodily In a gels. She
vu insured for seven tboussnd pounds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNS'S
CHLORODYNE.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.
CHLORODYNEIa admitted by the Prete, "on to be
the moat wonderful mul valuable remedy ever
dieeovered.
CHLORODYNE la the best remedy known for Couleur
Consumption, BronoLitia, Asthma.
CHLORODYNE effectually cheeks and arrests those
too (Aso fetal diaesare—Diptberia. FOVCT• Creep,

Ague.
OHLOHODYNE set. like a charm n Diarrhcea, and
is the only speoiao to Cholera and Di ~,,,u,sy„
CHLORODYNE effectually cuts short all atteelue of
Epilepsy. Hysteria, Palpitation and Spasms.
EHLORODYNE is the only pathetic. in Neuralgia
lthenutattani, Gout. Canner, Toothache, Monie•
064 kg.

From Lord Francis Conyogbae. Mount Charles,
Domegal, llth Deoeusber, 1868.
"Lord Frames Conyugham, who this time last year
bought Rom* of Dr. J. Collis Browns's Chlorodyno
from Kr. Davenport, and has found it • most 'roadie.
fnl medicine, will b• glad to hove half-a-losse bottles
mot at onoa to the above address."
"Karl Dismall sommunleated to the College of
=ame than he mielved a depot& from bay
a Consul at Kamilla, to she onset that Chelsea
has been raging fearfully, and that the ONLY remedy
of any service waa OHLORODYNIV—the Larecel.
lst DOOBll3l/0/, 196 t.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

DORCH6STRA FIORSit RICPOSITORY

AIR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that the
teak SALE of HORSICS ta, Laid at tte
Hoax RfPOISTTORT. sj.4otow tho Plant* of Feathers
100, on SATURDAY. JULY AO, 1873, for whisk
early Write are solicited.

11111201 T BIM :
Very handsome Bay Bare, four years, 15 hands, by
"Irlyiur Back," 0.. t ,r 1 "Toisehetoue" mem,
sound, foliet to rldo
Brown Horse,
has teen hunted
Hire( Horse, five years, 15.1. sound, quiet to ride
aed drive, Ilse then hooted
Brown Cob, four 3 ars, 15 bands, quiet to aide and
drire
Black Cob Mare, 'even your, 14 hands, quiet to
riee sod drive
Bleak Mare, 'even year., 14 2, quiet to ride ard
drive
: Pair of Grey C.rtisge norm; 15.2, have been oon•
stenEy driven to:ether
Bay Bores, six year., 153. quiet Vs this
Fr I Brown Mare, four years, 15.1, very fast
Bay Horse, an years, quiet to ride and dries
Meek Cart Mare, Tart worker
Ray Cart Horror, qwet worker
116 Very handsome Pony, three years, 12.2, quiet to
ride and drive
Bay Pony, all pArs, 13, quiet to rids and dries
Sot of Drub!. Ilsroers
Pot of Single Ditto
3 Bootleg Saddles
2 Ride Saddles

Ow•Idla
3 Double Bridle+
Platoo. ka, ko.
Salo at Two o'olcck.

-
one cf any Breach of Warranty, the Hone
inset be returned, or nodeo thereof given to the
AOCTIOVIIIIIB, in Dmohest,r, by Eight o'clock on Men.
<lay evening, July 7 h, otherwise the Perehaser man
keep the Lot with all faults.
Cumadmion-5 Der cent. on Hones sold.
desommodation fur Horses tent the day before the
tlaN.
Doretteenr, Jane 24th, 1871

DORCHESTER FAIR.
TU D Y, JULY 504.
MR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
inetructiont to SELL by AIiCTION, in the FAIR
imp, at Coven o'c!ook.
PRIORST ZYTIII :
100 Dorset Horn Ewes (rot by Rams from Mr H.
)lATO'S celebrate.' rook), the greater part will
have been to Down Rims by day of gale, the
property of Met. BRAD, Of sloooinloi
50 Duvet 110 TD E.g.!. the property of Mr. H. MATO
40 Dorset Horn Ewes ..c.l 30 Witter Ltnits, the
Property of Mr. lint., of Drues
50 Defect Horn Ewes
xoe Horst WAter Lambs, the property Of Mr.
B, Musa, of Plurh
rto Monroe Horn Winter Limb., Isle the property a
Mr. E. BAGAI9 deceased
.10 Dorset Horn Wathcr LION, the property of Mr.
L. L. Coorkn
40 o'ether Lambs
100 Well.bred Foil month D.lwn Swot, the properly M
Mr. F. Port, of ChiHrorne
00 Fonr.tooth Down Wetter', the property of Mr, B.
ANDRIWA
40 Dowa LAmbs
Bale at Essen o'clock.
Early earl., aro solicited.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

ME. PLIMSOLL AND THE GOVERNMENT.

Mr. Plimsoll made a violent attack on the Govern•
meat at a mutirg held at Sheffield In support a his
movement on Saturday night. He read a letter horn
Mr. Gladstone, to which the Pleader pointed out that it
would be disrespectful to the commission to briag • bill
for the protration of sailors before they completed their
task. 'l`bis letter Mr. Plimsoll characterised se " cruel,
oold•blooded, murderous. and infamous." He bin,ed
that Government did Dot due to being in • bill. lett
they should lose the rotes of the shipowners in the
House, and he •ppealed to the people of tihr ffield to send
Mr. Roebuck to Parliament aisle, that he might hays
the rapport of at lout one honest man. This susgertien
was unfevourably received, and the attack on Mr.
Gladstone vu strongly disapproved of by the meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

DISOOVERY Or • MORDIR.

A Swim girl seemed Million' was on Saturdsy arrested
by the Sheffield polies, on the charge of murdering her
eon, aged four year', at Rosso. In May last he left
Sheffield, for the avowed purpose of taking the boy to
her parents in Switzerland, and she was neat heard of
at the Eta Victoria, Rouen. On her return to
Sheffield she expiated that Ole had met with some
friends in France who had kindly taken charge of her
child, but it has skies been asserted that this story was
untrue, and that she really murdered the boy el Rouen,
and left his body in the hotel, where it was found after
her departure. The mime was brought to light in •
singular manner by means of an advertisement inserted
in the London papers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

REVIEW Or THE CORN TRADL

LATEST NEWS.

Willow has still been the fob trade.
Me 'hangs has taken plus lath. value of wheat, but
had Wes been forged lower rates would probably have
been aonepted. itptienlation bu been unimportant, the
demand being squatted to the annulling of sots.]
recloirtstleuti Muth will now depend upon th•
weather, should it be settled and warm dnrine
tite critical blowing period, a oontinuenoe of quietness
may he expected, and stooks will be worked down
to their lowest peesible level, but should the emthor
become unsettled, and high winds and heavy rains
Prev•il, • speedy 'section would he the inevitable
result. Oats have been firm, end quite as deer, with •
healthy demand. Earley isee been sparingly offerei,
sod has been disposed of at *stream quotations, but
maize Erse ownisnued duL Beans have Imes firm and
quite as dear, but Pees here bees rather easier.
Harvest prospects have eartainly improved, the
threatened deliciency in the United Kingdom. and
Mae parts of the continent being more than compen-
sated for bj the promieed &Modena In the principal
grail growing distnets throughout the world. The
arrivals of English grain have bees short, sod those
from abroad have sot boss large.

MARK-LANS, THIS DAY.
Schutt, both Raglish sad ?oaks sal4 slowly, at last
nook's pries& /krill sad Osta Aro. Other grain
without Osage. Flour nasltared.

METROPOLTAN CATTLE, THIS DAY.
About three tbouaand bawls, iuolodlog one thousand
f oreign. Trade du,l ; ptiere drooping. Beet Boots
G.. 21. to 6i. 4 per Sits. Abut twenty-Ilse thousand
sheep ; trade dull and gloss 21. lower. Beet Davos
flo 21. Lomb. unaltered. Calves and Pigs la limited
roquest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

PURBICK.

COIL VLSI= Asaou.—Avelest called Use Chablis,
leaded with Goal, went ashore at Freshwater, jut the
western side of ell Albeet's Head, ea Wednesday a ter-
nooo. The vessel is the sloop Charlotte, of Gutreney.
.botr, 50 tons, in Goal, on her voyage from Chester to
Portsmouth. She went on More in Me tug; sad wag
still on at Me last amounts, although every mertaces
was made with the meistanee of the *maenad, to pt
her off at high tide. Hwr grew west in no danger, end
remdeed on hoard. It le thought doubtful whether
she will get off; she leaks Tel, mach.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

MOWING AND BEIRIP SHMARING MATCH=

AT WIT LULWORTB.

The Wareham sod Purbeck Labourers and &meanie'
Friend Societe, of which the Cal of Eldon le pavan,
and Mr. Z. J. Weld, .1.P., nf Lulworth Coale, vim,-
patron, had its sense! mowing and sheet, shearlag
• etches on Wednesday, in Lelersrth Cards Park.
During tits day the ground was visited by Mr.
Colman, Mr. I a , Mr. Boas, and other "'satirises.
Mr. Lamy arid hi, on were present, the latter sating..
sasistan•honorary secretary. Ths judges were 14. G.
Wood Homer, of Athelhanaptoo Ball; Mr. Karim,
Maid= ; and Mr. Barnes, Lytehett.
The following were the sompetitions
Momitcp Median —l4 prig of £.3. offered by the
society to the person ia Um employ of • member, who
in the hest manner shall eat as acre of gram ; 2nd
prigs £2, rivea by Mr. Henry Taylor, of Dorchester.
Persons baring won a drat peernimet net to compete
In the same Glare for fear years.
George Hutchings, is the servile, of Mr. 8. Team,
Si. Andrew's farm. West Lulwortb... 1
lientuel Talbot, fa the service of Mr. Jackson, of
Zneomhe .
Rebert Farwell, employed by the Marl sf Ram 0
William Thorne, la the serwles of Mr. Li. Weld...
Two of the oraohiam were Burp. sad Bey's and
two Stainelsou'a, sad ths work was well done.
Mowing by Hand —To the msa who shall best mow •
quarter of an acre, £2 10e., mooed £1 10a, third 10s.
There were 12 oimapirtiters.
A. Lam, la the Genies of Kr. G. 8. Bennett ...
R. C. Cbarehlll (Mr. J. R. Wendt)
J. Carter (Mr. R. White)
W. Stephen (Kr. Budder)
G. Courtaaar (Mr. W. C. Lacey) ...
H. Taylor (Rae. N. Road)
8.. Wheeler (Mr. Garland)
R James (Mr. W. Looks.) ..„
W. Meadeb (Mr. G. BUN ..„
Pram* Davis D .rey)
T. Riggs (Mr. Jobs illy)
G. Symes (Mr. W. 8. Hall) •••
The work was so ovally dorm that it took the judges
an hoar to decide the awards.

Sheep SA•sring.—lfen : Shearing three photo in the
beet manner within an hour and a holt. First £2.
tegond .£l, third 104. Seven eoupsted.
Getman, la the mortise of Yr. W. S. Hall .
Nineham. In the sorriest of Hr. H. Garlead... ... 2
Leos (Itr. G. Bills) ... 3
Mania (Mr. W Fookes) .

Chrlotdithor (Yr. J. Ford)
Matto (Mr. W. Fookoo)
Donning (Mr. Madden) .
Willoocla (Mr. Meads)

. _
Biya : To she., three) sheep within two hours. Three
entered, bat ouly two oonapeted. 10s.; seeond,
fl.
Tanawill, in the emote, of Mr. W. Footle I
*tan, in the employ of Mr. T. C. Saunders .. 2
Men not in th• babs of abeerieg with or in any warn.
pony. lit, £2; sstoond, El ; third, 10..
Mitchell, to the employ of Mr. T. C. Saunders ... 1
ia the employ of Mr. Buddeo . ... 2
Share (Mr. White) . 3
Moose (Mr. yr. C. Limey) . 0
&Devi. (the Marl of ildbn) 0
Orson (Mr. Caloralt) . 0
Afterwtrds there wee • dimmer at the Vir;ld Arlen
Mr. Weld wss not present, as ha Is now osonpying his
town reeicieno,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

THE IDUOATION BILL

The Arabi Nam says :—" The bill for th• easeadmeell
of the Elementarr, Mutation Ask has now been below
the eosatry for • fortnight. sod no espreadoe of favours
able opioloa has here elicited. The publio are aimless
to hear what Mr. Forster lir to say Is defence of bit
proposals. He Las admitted that la one leaprteadt
particular th• towers falls abort of what he b.llneesW,
b. nommory, and it is Miceli to nodentoad I. wlat A
impartaat rasps; It Wigan' aoybody. The bill era,
Minty Edam tits area at the dlapote shoat aehool 11
and pa's sew dieloaltiee in the way of erisodlag V
palsory atteadanos. lostaaA of making It inmeng.
It intlargrs thA maah.oary of education. but dom uses
alto prlartipt• of daplist.Uog It where it already adds.
To a limited ezteat it makes every hoard of V ardlamt
a school boar .% an far as It tubes sdseettlost to
wntiag. sod arithmetis, on. of the orataatio' ir=las
the out door retlltt of the poor. Bat where that. ate
missal esbool boards. and • eemienloory byes-ls.w has bees
mass& the beards of (wadies. are to have still larger
rhea beard dada.. They are to make the peer earls%
who are net papers snob gallows's's as ma,' amble them
to pay a email sehool fee. In task the 28th aianso at
tite AM of 1870 is to be repealed. oily he be re-earmed
In • Awe striagect form. By the 1.. as It sisode,
school boards may pay fees to deetotalaatfeeal seism&
If they or. Ii; by the now bill, boards of guardians
anut pay them wherever parents prove their lambillgy
to do se."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

KITCHSN GARDEN.

With the prots.bility of a sioatieasnoe of the present
hot and dry weathor yooog urine of [Attila*, Radishes,
Poe., aud generaily ail reoeotly trawl)looted wove,
will esquire • liberal supply i 1 water. Celery which
ha. b -come estabiishod will be helmeted by an occa-
sional goad **Omit of Noumea-weber, taltiog oars to
• vont pouring it Into the hotrte of it. plants. Tomato.
.104'4 wall, should be freely thloted.ono, is whore
too much ~ro•th Is allowi'd this frail is infatior sod
'Aiding' rip's:" well. Take advantage of dropping
westbor to pl tat out Leeks in trenches well.manured and
I dug in previous to planting. °aloes sown in dit.l or beds
sisould now be sell thinned to 6 or 7 inehes &put, or
even mots, where lugs bulbs are desired ; but it is
generally found that ever-large (Woos keep worse
than those of a moderate else. Rhailom epprosahlag
maturity should be taken up, and transferred to an
open stud to arr. Cautions to 611 up all vaistit
space. anti Broooali, greens of triads an especially
Csulierwere. Owing to toe psooa..
rly ' ehangsable
weather of the last two month', the sari, sprieg-eown
pltuts of the latter bay. in many oases 6owered
peomatutely ; where this is the ease it is better to pull
up this whole stook, sad, having dug or forked over
this ground to replaut from the asted-lisdr. Rowing" of
I early Of ..coed early kinis of Peas may URI be mad*,
IS woo ccautosal surriuge of godly*, L.Mteoe, Rh, for
mitoses us,. A good border may now be sown with
?inlay for awl spring nos, as soon SOW a eossidderablo
portiettetands next summer without running to seed,
sad it is most useful during Um spring and early summer
months. Whoa oonvenlenoe exists a pit or frame may
be *owe in the same way, sad ooverod with glass on the
, approach of frost. A tut mowing outdoors of French
! Boma may still be mad.; these, with a slight shelter,
may tie kept bearing late into Use autumn. Vegetable
Ilairows will now oe fruiting freely; this shoots and
, 1 surplus leaves should be stopped and thinned out,
' sad this fruit out as soon ash Sesames fit for nee, so as
I not to exnang this plants early In Use mum by 'arming
them to peoduee over-grown fruit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

THZ POSITION OF Tai GOVIHNALINT.

The &Mrs* ROVIOUP remarks :—" Toe orrisroot Go..
veratomet eon seaffterfly de Imola& It just at
to remind the world that it is in emeteeee by off=
snob manors of sestroverey as the 2: Tosibm Contract,
and by offering mei asteoishing bremoose of canal
indinoretion as the recent ord., of the War Os., that
or.. meepted as recruits brlow the standard of measure•
meat ebeskl, for the purpose of • Parliamentary rotors,
be deseribed as harbor 'itemised the Meader& The
Government lives ou, &lag acnitiag, awl • sow Liberal
merebor for Both would only help the Government to
do nothing, while a Dew soooirratlvo nmentbsr would
oaly add to the iambic of the party wince washes the
Government dein( mitring.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

OUR NAVY.

In ocalndiotlon of tbe nom. 80 Stmts., Robiusta
has written s Ismer in which b.matataies that our
navy is not a match for $ll the Davies of &repo ; Qat
II Is not "S navy, laded, more powerful than sloth.,
Levies together." W. ought, he says, to have s more
powerful sad a more elloleat aavy then we have, sad
that wo mild bane such isavyU the mosey voted by
Parliament for these purposes WWI earefully and
latelligeolly expended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01

PA 11XST4-INIL

A CLERICAL Ilerazar.—Tba practise of bolding what
are twined " retreats" for the clergy is Issoomiag more
sad more general year by year, sad donna the easuing
stuanisr bad autumn a tronsiderable number of thee.
gatherings will be held, mainly In &atrial reastry
pariahs.. This ordinary method of procedure is for the
Eller° who wish to take part in the ' retreat" to bead
is Pair Waal sad to assemble on the appointed day
'oh... series of devotional sombre; maditatioes, and
seaferenoes are sotareenoed sad coatinued for • few
days, the scheme being governed by well-defined rules.
Among the meetings of this nature already arraagei is
ems at Parham", oa August 11.

BIANDFOILD.
Corytautrloa.-0a Wodnooday lest UM Bishop ol
'fiallahury hold • confirmation serviro at Bloodford
Ann* when botormin 60 and 70 young permits were
admitted to the rite. They were sattagseittly addressed
by his lordship who impressed on llama that they wan
sew no 'ouster ottildrso bet mea sad woman is Sim
March, tiat this Kaman period would war arm to
them it„ sad ~meetly antrestod lima to prey for
tits go l&nso of th• Holy Spirit, through Jesus Christ,
to his p theta la the Qtrlatisa coarse oa white tisy had
aow S tiered.

An [Tindery' before the oats-
smear art it erring terries at 81. Jamas Orris
as Mn Jay, or of re tled, a Yr. Crow
Pays*, was soemewhat startled at Ind an adds" &bar
Snooty Isere in Ire& farming hlf round kis leg.
A man surd Seeker, altti • g el••• by. boldly aimed Ur
erre and killed it. Maori' re man was mirk
frteittosed at tbe time, no oorrodos wee eared in UN
rank, sod the ewer' was preasdod whit, re wassre.
ration bar ignorant at the elegrar adrettuo nate
Etre Its sot aura.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

FOILIsTERE DEMONSTRATION AT
DORCHESTER.

Oa Monday last. "Court Progress" No. 3038, of the
ADDIODi Order of Foresters held • demonstration sad
fate at Dorchester. It is several years ethos Mut
Forester@ of the town Maio any public, display by
way of selling attention to the advantages
of Forestry; but recent *rents hero slyest nob
a illumine to the Order, that the brethren deter-
mined on • demonstration with good prospects of
meows, weather permittlar. In some towns there are
entre of Juvenile Foresters, but in this part of the
country It does not mem to bate been extensively
followed. although there lea javealle branch at Ma-
But about the middle of Marsh lee It Iflif I
decided to form • javelin* mere in oennection with th •
adult "Court Program," and woodarful sweet bee
been linefeed. At the pelmet time DO Ism that. 80
joveallea have Nee Initiated Into the Order. Thee,
when they heooms 18 year, of beet are initiated it,to
the regular Court, and 111, not difilealt to see that this
MOM of gathering in the yonngeteru will by • rid bye
greatly augment the parent Court. At tbe .Ira of
Lot your the court fluids amount...l to £677 124., and
the Delete Funeral Fund was £7,380 Is. 2d., and in..
that time a respectable addition has been med, to soot&
fund. The advantages of eieleties like this and the
Odoifellows ere now as well known that any word, of
ours are unesoeseary ; but, If there is say T. othd
Imelda' mu In Doretiester, not eonneoted with one
of the greet Friendly Powaselse, we wadi !enmity trge
him to be an outdder no loaner, but be malted with his
fellow@ for mutual help sad @ohms.
The rain of Sunday, grateful as it was to the pars bed
lead and cheering ti the farmer& sally damned the
spirit@ of those most omosroed in the damonatrati en;
but Meader emit with the sun shining brightly or A a
brisk wind that precluded the sopeotetfou of inuohr ale.
The belle of Sr. Peter's rang out merrily during the
morning, sad after nine o'elook the visitor@ begair to
look into the town, se that it became mut= ally
lively. The eatranee to the Court House wee deem ailed
with evergreens and bunting and a plume of fear here.
sad across the High-street was extended a to, of
streamer&

At WA o 'look the brethren, deoorsind with green
sishis, routines ol various material., according t.o the
Court rank of the wearer, and red ribbons arm id the
neer, sissy also having horns slnlg across their
&boulders, asescablod in • bold tsar the West Walk,
lent for the oression by the Rev. H. }Detroit mil Mr. J.
Fudge, tbe tenant, where • procession was forned, aed
they prossedsd through the stmt, in the !allotting
°Woe :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

FATAL ACCIDENT TO CAPTAIN
ELPHINSTONZ,

lillr John Iliplisatooe, M.P., his 1.. sad Captain
Elphinstom left Bridport for Lyam Regis shortly before
nom on Howley, sad proceeded along the skids from
Lyme We towards the laadallp. The imptain had
ditcher's& his dense at Imp/iota of the Oriesttuard,
sad the party had partaken of refreshments and wore
admiring the beautifal sesenery of Whitimads. The
septa* weal over • stile near whice his father was
sitting and walked along the cliff, of whisk it Is
supposed that & portion gave war. Tbe old was not
perpeadicular, bat sloped rapidly for soma diem's,
and the Gamin slut him moral yards sod *ea
pitehod beadloag dowa a preelpiee of about 100 feet.
His olothes friss sliding down so far were aompletely
tern treat his perm, sad he was 'serf ally braised. His
melt was also kakis, so that des* lawn have bees
instanteriems. Le the septa* did not Marit, Sir
Jimas sod the yam laAy Mums alarmed sad went
to omureh of him, aad at last loud him dead, • *est-
random* named Betide Loin AM arrived.
An inane* wits held so Tuesday morning it the
residem at the wow, Mr. N. IL Leggin. Biz
Jams 113phinstome, H.P., gave *Adipose Mailer to what
we bare stated. sad Dr. Hay proved that the oft* had
been brohea by the fall. The jury returned • verdict
of " Amsideatal Death."
Captain Ilphiastione Is the eldest eon of Sir Jame
Dalrymple lllplilasioss, 111. P. foe Portman*. He was
born In the year 1839; seasequostly bows. 34 years of
sp. He eaterad the itavy early, having bass made
lieutaaaat whoa be was only 30 lam of ace. He saw
emeldenible Mire smite dean the Baslaa war, sad
wee • yew* ma likely to have met with rapid pro-
:Mks. He was of KRlzm. heir to the baromtey. Bk.
Jamie has two other es* mid • daaghtar.
The dreemod cap** was very sear-sighted, at
probably, to that cam may be attribated his antis ,a;
sad. That he had straggled to takin at my o.4ses
wklek might sn,at him progress whilst *dim low the
AM steep kaoline is dear front the state of his eeede,
There was a toeobing sone of the Whew bet ;de the
comes and when giving *vides* at tke faqir AL The
pliant metals was beloved by every as. who Ire,e,
for a moni WWII* puma did not exist. Lae,y aphief
stem has for atm time been
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

iliarktto.

THE COBH TRADE.
The Timed trade has been very gale', and prime have
had a droopiag tendency, owing to the 00411442111148 of
fae•urani• ermetber ter the mope. it. stook of vetoed
in London is now 135,020 qrs., against 195.000 qrs. at
this tints last year. lb* stook of liar is 263,000 cwt.,
amine 237.000 cwt. lain year. At Liverpool about
350,000 qr.. are to dock, chiefly Coliforniao prunes.
At the eorreopegmling dela lest year the stook bald wee
267.000 qr• The number d wheal cargoes on passes*
1. 269. egainat 177.1 this dine last year. The deliveries
I hoop -peva wheat ham be.. ass.ll, owing to
isidsocre being mimed with the harvest. bat tines
have been Morel nonote trom abroad. Barley ao.ree
sad guiles@ dear, and malm steady ; toot oats me dull,
at 64. to le. lower. 50484 and peas without alteration.
Arrivals: laglleh wheat, 928 ; malt, 1,400 gm
11°.09D *butt, 54.450 r&;q barley; 1,890 qrs. ; eats,
52,400 qr maim, 11,700 qn. ; Sear, 1L,590 maks,
6,590 barrels.
On Thursday, at Bristol, then was little or no English
esfesegas arm, and prices were emerges:Ali well
eastained lot foreign, on the contrary, the oesned
was limited to milters' Waal wants, sad prises must be
written is. per quarter is war, phirkhas being especially
neglected. The high prides of winding barley and
oats, a. compared with toddle corn, 'hunted the sale of
Meth, bat the.. is no gning way in value ; the' letter
attielp sells slowly at our quotations. Beans and peas
unaltered, At Bevis a there was a general minim of
1.. pm quart in •beet. Other grain unaltered. At
Bircuingoam prime psis nominally the same as last
week.
On Fricley, at Maik•Lane, a dtU tone pervaded the
market, ane prises exhibited mermaid weakness. Tie
supplies of Eogilab wheat were small. while the.. from
! abroad were lane. The demand was slow, but setae:en
evinced more &sposition to sleet salsa, and with that
clew offered then produrp on several ocandoce at
redwood rater, that. was • better lendoess trammeted
than wool.' otherwise have ism the ow. Braley was
genet, and with difficulty supported its v•ltte. 26.25
'bawd bands to • limited oxtail ea former terms.
Oats were seasiderably in emcees of requirements, and
peics.May be gamed 61. per quarter lower in the week.
experienteed iselopes et loqmity, and the quota-
Mow generally favouroi parchasers. Beans Sad polla
were ineavive, and no appreslable shape* took plaits.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

VREILEOLD PROPERTY FOR E•LII.

TO BB SOLD BY AIIOTION BY

148. T. 6. MORGAN. at the British School.
LVlDornsatosteet, Dorchester, on
THURSDAY, the 81e day of JULY, 1873, at 3 o'c'ook
In the aftrroooo, ,narot to snob conditions as shall be
then trodecod. - Al! t hat INA I end eubstantlalle.buill
Hrestio• for s, nie Yeats oast cowl for and known
by the emit of .tc BRITISH SCHOOL 800111,
with the Yard end Premises thereto Wangle& 'Heats
is Diressteeteret, aforesaid.
To view the woe apply on the premises, or to the
sad frr further portkulars to Mr. M. 0.
A c.-rwmam•
wv,., '4l, Solicitor, Dorchester.

To CS SOLD, or LET, with immediate
melon, all Hose very devirattle and con.
.it.. tad SAW 'SILLS, WORKSHOPS. sad
PREMISES. b„ fcg_• frontage to Coen. ..rctal Road.
moimmt,. Reid,. Three premises are extensive awd ag•
fitted .ith lb. requisite llsabinery, worked by
strim power. for ..rotor on a large Contractors' sod
BollAers' business. To Eon A fidg purchasers, Of pence,'
ArpiHrg to rot, the promisee son be isaA on very
favourable term.. A tramway In communication with
the Railway Stifles ,ous along directly In frost. To
view sod Co particolmts„ apply to Messrs. Tina]) and
olusea. P Acitetre, Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

BILIDPORT.

FATAL LIT.—Mr. Perry. a farmer at I,tmos-
worth, awns three adios from this tow., fall from a
haystack ho vas molatiair to maks on Monday of trrooos,
and, we ars merry U. odd, diolossiod bts Doak. Daub
Ins, of course, Owe, footoot.noovs.
ISAIDrors SCHOOL or Arr.— no following sword
has boon nonfood of tatrd rad* palm, for works swot
no far ammalaatloa to Booth Komplagtoa.—Firvt
Divides :—ltra. Oolfax. lin. Davy, like I. A. °lbws,
Was 0. 819bama, and Masora. 0. Gamow sad J.
flonfbokl. &mad Division :-1111m IT. N. Raid, sad
L Lamb.

—Oas ass cc.. Cornsirr.—At the
annual meeting the report pnessted Mated as follows:
—Tom direetors hare watched with mush aaLleity the
rise in the price ef soda, iron, sad other materials
largely used la mensetion with the manufacture of
pa. TM greater proportion alit. the Oempesim,
both In the blighboarbood and throsghost the country
generally, have rhea the prise, in masy Waimea to
as amount varying from 20 to 40 per lOW. With these
special ollille4ties la view, year Dlreetore refer with
oasaiderable satisfeetiou to Um position they ham bees
ambled to saahitaia, mid this as • time wham the boil
trade has bees depressed, as the sessunts show •
dimuaitloo In the pre mesipts for the year of nearly
AlOO. Your directors do sot at pressat recommend
an inereme in the pries of gee, and !edited they bops
that oirettaistasees will set require them to de es.
The proms. prise, 44. 74. per thousand ettbie feet, will,
they are assured, Nor favetarslal• oceaperines with
meat townie/1 • similar else In the West ef
Your Direetore believe that the polley hitherto pur-
sued, of enaintalag Us works Is the most alb:dem ma-
ditloo, by adopting Use beet sad meet widen sE
for the prodeetiee of gas--aad by idestifM
interests of the shardiolderri and ememsers— led to
the presoak prespsdtr of the easapsey. Your Dire/dere
resommend • divided of 6 per met. free of Inmost
Tar, payable Is July amt.—Thai Chairman in iamb*
Ike adoption' of the report, thought they could me
their way pretty eleariy without makiag say Menses
I. the price of pa If lit• east of male got somewhat
lam than 111 sow wee, he had as desist but that they
may be maided to permmently maintain the present
prim This would, however, domed ea the Inters
prim rif male ;if soils ociatismd &dewing, be yam
atrekl that gas wontd have to Memos 211 well. They
had metered late an segegement for two cargoes of
male fres Nemeelle at surest rake ; lead should also
wa fiedsiciok male as well, in fact working very meek
as they did last year. B. had every reason, however,
S. hops, that as fee se appear..... west, they should
, sort year male be enabled to pay • dividend of 7g per
mat. They looked forward to hirger reselpes from mks
this year, as the peke bed bees 'Armed from Is. to
la, 24. per ewL A totter market has also been found
for tar, nearly £lOO worth bed bees rematly sold. The
report was adopted. The retiriag directors sad
&Maori were re-rmated. 1260 use 202 kt to the Direeters,
asd I:6 to the Auditors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

wABEHAIL

ComsatAro)! Szavica. —Os Kondsy the Mahn. of
Salisbury eonfiroted 23 young persons, 1411•1111 of Ware-
ham, the remainder from Worth.

HI:WM AND DZATLi&—Ia t;44 Wareham District
during the quarter ended 30th Jon., the. were
registered—Births 45, meet 22 and female. 23; and
deaths 34, Melee 18, fatness 18.
SAL! OP FAINLNO Sinn AT BLACKNANATONI FAIN.
—At 131•okmanstone Farm on Thunder, the termini
stook of Mann. Brun, leaving the farm, was sold by
auction by Mr. G. Symonds, of Sydliog. Yearling.
helm fetabed fre•-a £22 to £27. The Down Book
numbered about 703. Ifix-loothe realised 58s. to 65..;
four•toothe, 594. to 144. ; two-tooth., 60a. to 64..;
abilvor bag., 584,. to 62..; Down couples areregedlB3a;
oltilrer lambs, 351. to 364. ; anther lambs, 28... 6.1. to
381. Horan sold $ t from 38gs. to Mira
LOCAL Govigion stir. —A meeting was warned at
the Town-ball by Ibe Mayor on Wedneoday, to we-
eder the y of adopting the Lenal Government
Let, 1858. About 30 person atteaded. It will be
recollected that at • termer meeting, fully reported in
our column, the s. Non was dieouseed, .and deeded,
and the present was only formally to pees • resolution.
After • few retnar'ss br the Mayor on the d• eirebility
of managing the affairs of the town the =eine he
awned "That the Local Government Ast. 188.2, ho
adopted for the obl bonnuth of Wareham, comprising
the pariahs* of Holy Trlaity, Lady fit. Ilary, and Pt.
Men's." They were about taking tha alma entree at
Swanage. In the naversation following the newton
of the out-pariebas was engtosted, but It wog replied
the ont.perialtionere would oppose it, and If beaded
would be • drag as it would involve keeping Una nada
in repair. AN to speak' Oases the Aoli gine the
Secretary of State power to Mende or ezolude on the
reoenuneedation of • meetiag. Alderman Wino:
seconded, and the resolution tree earned unanitreuely.
As to the oonapeetion of the Bawd. It WN, Wood that
there should be sloe inensbera every year one-third
reeds( by rotation. A vote of thanks to the Mayor
emended the oweldegi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

Prrrt StauOas, Tbursday.—aders Osumi Waal
sad Mr. Flostor Muoro,

Jaws &ban, of Ovanborne, wee etuomoned by the
Deputy Chief Constable, on the information of demi.
Webb, for having been drunk and rioton. in the street,
of that town on the lot Instant. The defendant did
not appear. The summons ems personally mewed
on the ltth inataat —P.S. Webb in proving the
drowse, stated that the accused mused quite • tumult
la the town ;end he being an old offender the Banoh
lapsed • line of 335. and lls. aorta or two months'
hard labour in default. MY was the only may beard.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

WOOL,

Soaraorin linfahsgsrin.—On Seturday luil an
inquest was held at the Ship inn, Wool, by th.
Symoods, sorest,, tonsbing tlt• death el • utak infant,
found Om overtone day to • wheatteld, Pear the tarn-
pile road. Robert Dissent, in the genies of Mr.
White, of Had Same, was woritiog In • Geld adjoialag
the turnpike road from W'ar•tiana to Dorebest-r, and
bad emeanion to go over the fears into • Said ef wheat
He observed something amongst the wheat in • white
rag. He oall•d to Absalom Yeats, who was working
with him, and be she looked at it. Neither of Ulna
toughed it. Ha retorted to hit, leant of horses, ond at
dinner-U=4 101 d W. White what he had seen. Later
in tb• day his master west Robert limeade, th• groom,
to tall • polioeman. It was foor or fir, yeras front th•
road, and the wheat was four er five feat high: It
would net be wren by aay person on the road. LC.
Hearse Legg. of Wool, receiving Information, went tt
the wheat field, and Nand two or three yards from the
fenee the body of an intuit wrapped roua.l with •
but the head wee unease:id The body was as raWr
deoomposed that kleatilistfaaa was inapoudble. It was
a full-grown child, roal Its nails were aloofly
The jury returned a vardlet of found dead.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

MILPLAIBEI

BMOC* ACCIDIST.—On Thursday evening a serious
accident mourned at Melplash. Aboat .doses members
of the Briciport Volunteer Corps were retarning Wit
tweak from Beamlarter, and were about to aseeed the
hill at Melplaish, when they observed • two wheel deg
earl emalog down the incline, at a brisk P. 0.. The
driver of the break, which belonged to the Mull Hotel,
gulled in his right side of the road, and the hone was
walking steadily up the hill, when the dog•earli passed.
Unfortunately the wheel of the latter came is meted
with the steers beak, and the vehicle was °Tenanted,
Ito two oeenpsets, Mr. George Gale (lime bursar), and
Mr. &modem (builder), both of liwaminater, being
thrown with seasiderable violence Into the road. The
volunteen homediately stopped and diseovered that
Mr. Gale was eat very badly about the head. whilst Mr.
Maunders bad musteleed a severe blow above the eye and
others on his fate, sad blood wee flowlog profusely from
soak of the sufferers. Tb• dog-sari was righted, and
two volunteers drove the horse sad trap to Bessainster,
returning as 0000 so possible with Dr. Broder. The
(spired men were oenveyed to the Melplakth Inn, where
they received every allantios.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

HOUSB OP COMMONS.

„
111011:111,—Mr. OLIPITOXI announced th• withdrawal of Mx
or ...wen bills including the Sint Nate. Kill. far the session.
With the Jodisature Bill ea... Marsha., proves was made
la reply to iiic..unt Sone..
Mr. GI swings wht os to UM *wand repel of the Com.
absion .1 Ritual, they had not yet taken into convhieration
lay Measure, which it might be their duty to submit to Para*.
meet neu 'melon, but be thought the principle nf Oen(
protection t. • congregaUn• against the siteratiou of the
ceremonial was • very bound wass--( cheers).
ph,coggi Runoo pre MUM th a. the beginning of next
melons he would, oaken the 01, ernment did no. bring in •
bill to give • speedv Lod inexpensive remedy against the In.,
troduction of practices twittery to the law of the Church.
Tumor.—The Judicature 11W was neurned le cammittee
at • morning eluting. and eonixterable evolver made, the beth
deem hoeing been Moiled. At the evening ritting Mr.
Richari brought forwent the exhiect of international
arblustioe, sad carried hie moti o in favour of sin Intona-
tional Tribunal to csrry oat tie princip'e.
IVIDIIIIIDAT --air D. Cowell's! 'wired the Second Reading
I of the nalee of Liquors on Sulidsy (Ireland) Bill, the object of
which is to oils publio-honmi during the whoie of Sunday.
Mehoritv signet 17 —l4O +waste 83.
Thuage•v. (71.ADIT01111 old that the Government had
revolved not to put into the Julloature Bill the CISIVINN which
would transfer the juriedicU nein appeal. from Sootlaed and
Ireland from the House of Lade to toe non Appellete Court.
but would leave It Ito their 14154114. to 'avert them, no that
there might be no reilielon hawses the two Houses on •
guation of privilege. Th. Willem rammed in committee sad
conedersbie proglee. mad.
ll'anti,r —Alter explaaation from Mr. Otter:one, it wee
Intimated by M . floursast 'tut he ehould n awry on his
inotims on the CaJlati.olLeelleteatter.

Tba Jndlnatara 811 l nvosiderably advanced In com-
mittee. . .

—Tho Riblool of th• udllinfil policy of the liduletry and tho
coodltion of the volunteer loree cat brought forourd by
Oolooel Cll4l/811 Ligusav sod fully di/clued.
The Ileum wu eventually AN 'sled out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

IUNG FEMALES.

'These Pills are prepared for
1 young females who suffer from
the following symptoms : Heart-
nice, fatigue on the least ever.
i Icon, palpitation of the heart,
I pains in the beak and lions,
I beadaebe and gidd Ines& on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor and yellowish
bile of oomplexion, swelling
about tbe eyes in the morning,
swelling of the feet, short dry
congh, bad appetite, great
below and llstaceonme, with a
Ivariety of other symponm, all
indicating airiest energy of
lA. system se the cause, to is.
tardy and remove which these
Pills are adapted. Prepared
only by A. .J. KVA" awl .old
in bozos la ibil and 219 d. Gash.

FOR TOOTRAOLIZ.
Mi V A NEI'S ilomedlalikly Mims Ow most
C TOOTR.AOHR painful sosio. Sold la bottles
7id., &id L. lid. web.

d COUGHS AND COLDS.
A soh and offootual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Ao. Ono trial
of tbis pleasant tasting medleitie
will *olivine* that it is ono of
, Om most valuable remedies
offered to the public, by tha
etrly use of which • tory large
amount of aufferlag will be
saved. Most important testi-
moulabi could be given did
sews allow, from person, who
speak of it thus :—" Porlootly
I summodal."—" loataat relief,"
I —" Poo thogroatoot faith in it."
—" Wouldn't be without it on
any atmount."—" Quit, tom it
, saved my chill'. Ills; had only
t*
sea ono dose, and within two
tha child wsa quit*
soother miature." Sold in
WIWI. 70, is. lid., mid 2a.
SI orb. Yell direptionsaosom•
L ploy *soh bottle.

~ FAIN AT PIT OF
iAOH, ta.

'lmmediately relieve sad owe
Indigestiels, Palo after &Wag,
Wind, Palo la the Beek, Bed
Taste and Dryness of Mouth Is
the morning. Irregular &Won
of the Bowels, as.. and many
other symptoms of stomsoh
disease. lloliks most pills and
remedies offered to the public,
thesis pills do not purge the
bowels; requir,, no confinement;
nor ofta patients fear taking
odd nor any ill effects, be their
employmeot whet it may.
Directions given with cash
bottle. Pries Is. 1d , sod
,a. 91.

'ANS, CHEMIST,
', DOSCH WEB.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

POILTLAND.

Inc /LRCM ASSIVAL o mg lkiwr.—Re hove
so oltan been proaslood that the Chennel Root will
ammo "to-morrow, and to-marrow, and to-morrow,"
that one loan to encourage mak hops'. Bat oia Wahine-
day morning it. gun brig Echo, Captain Polkinghorim,
arrived In the roads to examino sod repair the moorings
for the Fleet, so that they rosily may be ezpooted ease.
00/IFIBBIATION AT TEN PIUMON.-0a Sunday the
Lard Rwhop of tho Duman paid the Wood a efotaiol
visit, for the purpose of performing Ws rite of sontrio-
ation. His Lordship first attended the ineroing
movies at Vwi Convict Establishment, whore, after the
admialitration of thy soarsanseti be oatifirrand 47
sonnet candidate.. His Lordship was assisted by the
Chaplain of the Prison, the Rev. . Hill. He
delivered • short charge to the men slaw the satire-
ation. The Bishop also totedneed 19 females and soviet
male. at Bt. Giorgio.

BZOIXITING Or RUMP& This indepeedent
Ord., of Good Templaro hero are doing good.
& notorious and apparently irreelalliable dritniterd
had sank solo. that be lost even his whisk end beget
whiels he Dow pawned. and worked hard el most without
hope of redeeming his condition. Under font of thi law
and penumions of Needs, ho joined the Good Tem-
piers, not many week' ego, and his habit at lit was,
whoa peeling a pabliolettes where Ise would formerly
heire bow certain to got dusk, to Mho tho awastomod
10. from his purse and pat bia another pocket. By
this means he often when he rushed the Pony Bridgo,
found he had 3,. in this pocket &slags Hank, whisk be
would otherwise bays spent I. drink. He now appears
In a respeetable suit, +enders that so many poople la
Portland thought anything of him, and hie ha. alroady
beiosht a dooker to heap in hi Gaffing. Hill wife has
also been proposed so • member, and this whole family
seems getting to chill. —Oommeniais
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

EKIGRATION TO MIN N EIKYII. For
paranoias relating to Yeovil Osionv, apply to
Booretary, P. P. CULLIST, 226, Hlgh•strest,
Exeter. Tbe nest party will sail about lb. 20th August.
For Map and I.•sersl information relating to
Minnesota ii a geld for British enterprise and la wary,
apply to Geo. 811 KPPARD, 34, New Bridgnstrset,
Biseirfriers, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

ten mad Pertemeeth, 11 maims sad 24 females (all with
fair eneritien ohmic inaerables) • the from total
Ida 14.0 i Woe 96, roma/ 36 mane 'mad 61 feanne.
Main Si those adroitt.were, as has to.. often
remarked in former report', is inch * week sod
wretchedly miserable coalition that it wee too evident
Ilfe woeld be but abort, indeed, two only lived • few
days and 1,. eurvlved but • few wren The discharger
were 27 melee and 51 females, of whom 19 males and
13 females were rammed, and 7 melee and 22 females
relieved, sad 1 male and 10 lamella not improved. In
the above numbers me Mended 5.1 females removed to
their reetive asylums at hbergaveany and Hereford.
Tbe deatU were 31-18 melee and 13 fem.les-111 from
ordinary nesse, 'inept ono nee of wean fever whin
proved fatal wink • few days--this disease appeared
In the smooth of September, and, after every Inquiry
had ben made, no ratiefeetory ezpination ooald be
afforded as to the ally/um being visited with what might
have proved at troublesome, end offline. fated, a
malady. Three mere appeared—fatal only in the above
benne. Tbe amusements and occupations remain
as Si Md. The regain and eminent supply of
perhemage and pawn notion to afford men
reereathe and eojoyment, and ia some nineties infra.
malkm of • very mauling and useful otareater.
All the gratuitous emptily of popery have bean mat
as before with the exceed= of the Record. which was
dhentiatted about • year eine& The p-opristore of
the Graphic sent on • large number of their 15.,. for
Christmas distribution. Yr. Middleton haa again most
kindly sousidreed our wants and presented us with •
oLoLited handsome semi-greed pianoforte for the
don room; it I. a valuable arquisition, especially
on our cocoon nights. Great and sudden Mengel have
taken place amongst the °Moms and servant.. Both
my maistant enedlaal eaters left in July lest sod
within a few days, six attendants mid two female
wants. Their pleats was all natty sad satidaotorily
lilled. To r. Gillespie, ae my eadanot at Charming-
ter, for his reedy and oheerful help at all time' •—ead
Mr. Bland, at Torston, for kb care and kind treatment
ef those over whom he la plated, I am deeply Indebted;
—to my two lilt and valued bead ettendmate I Ow. as
moth as ever : —to all those atteadante and nuns' who
withstood mach evil lefloanee and remain In the service
of Ute wenn ;—aad to those who sew fill the situation
then is hastily vedmied,loffer,one and all,my ben thanks.
After a short report from the Rev. W. Ivens, chepina,
then is the report of the Commissioners la
dated °dont 26,1872, who oonelude by sitylag :142"age
have as on former oression plea..'.
In reeordiag our
opinion nit the asylum oostinues to be ably and
seasiesfully neduated." There are then the anal
statistical tables and the nonacid of &ascent of
receipts and payment..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

LISBON STEAM TRAMWAYS
COMPANY.

Subscriptions are invited by the directors of
the Lisboa Steam Tramways Company_ for an
issue of 1,270 Eight per Omit. First Mortillin
Debenture Bonds of £lOO each, being the
balance of the debenture capitaL The bonds,
which are payable to bearer with Interest due
quarterly, ti ill be redeemed at:illness; premium of 10
par cent. by an accumulative Nod of 1
per amt, per annum in pally drawing• It
I. obvious that this offers • very remunerative
investment such as ii seldom open; and, that it
Is a " good thing," may be inferred from the
fact that the bonds are now quoted 2i to
premium. For details of the scheme see our
advertising oolumne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

DORCHTSTKR UNION.

TO COAL MERCHANT&

TB. GUA.RDIANS of this UNION will b•
prviind it their MEETING to bo hold on
'THURSDAY, the 17th day of JULY Inst.. to receive
TINDIRS for the SUPPLY of BUT RADSTOCK
COAL", for tho Macs Workhouse for the year ending
Midsummer, 1h74. Between 40 and 50 Tons will be
required frr the year.
Forms of Tenriers rosy be °blazed on sppliontion at
soy Office, 'bit must be delivered it the Union Work•
houhe on ir before Eleven o'clock In the Forenoon of
elm 17th lost

By order el tho
FUNKY LOCK.
Clerk to the Guardians.

Donley,ler, ith July. 1373:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08

#mperial latliament.

H 01331 OF LORDS.
11031111 T.—The Fraud. oa tritable Boc.U.s Bill woe
thrown out on Its aen,nd reeding.
Toasoar. —Lord CAIPPIII CLUed attention to the alterations
made 16. Ow Coatroom in the J odic stuns Bill. and denounced
them aa a breach of be privileges of ths pprr Boma. The
Lord Chancellor disowned the titre aterewl sbrowing out of
• hill *bleb bed Mee reee'ved with general b....,
. .

Dui passed
through committee ; It wts amertalned In reply to questions
that every riots Ind wlth pebble powder costa 11.000 ; and
that Jepson.. Ansimmadon have been received by the
Lawns of China.
rLIDAT.-11, arm announced that the works at Alderney
would be carried on. A number of bats wore advanced •
Map. the Moeda Loan Onarante• Bill bong read • third
time and parsed.