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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

PORTLAND.

_
Arline? AT StrICILB IT A COiTIOT.—On Monday
last oi.• of the convicts tried to pot an end to bis
mis,rable existenee by hanging himself to hie
The deed wag diseorered, and he was out down jest is
ties* to save his he.
A PIECI of pitch pine, 6611. long, end 15in. by lka.
In thickness was waebod ashore on Chesil Beach on
W.dnesday afternoon, and 'Asked up by 'owe fisher-
men. It woo covered with barnacle.; but there RIMII
126 oubio ft. of good that er Is tbe spar.
111111.11 ETC/KIM —Blz oompooloo, shout 300
inst., of Om seamen trom fill.fillips Northumberland
end Hercules, were broagbt on abore for exaereise
under Capt. Alexandra and Dept. Dowell, Lieut. Castles
ezerewod tbo Hercule.' men on the Common with two
fiebi guns, Lieut. Woks mar marred the men of the
Northumberland, who had the.r small arms, in the
Cadet's ground.

A VILII- OWIVICTr.— At the beginning of the work, •
rooviot wee condemned to the dark call for uolsbmeat
for some mistiondust, whoa be broke out into the most
horrible Innituatto wand the Governor and some
Lembo.. of Ms fetnily. The officer. prey•nted him
Iron. tiling on; violence, end hurried him into the cell.
Neat morning he woe found to have ataisered himself
all over with filth, and wee e eight disgusting to
behold, end almost impowdble to °ooze nigh to, mush
less touch.

fitionkthrt AOOIDXIII 10 • " (Mum. "-- • little
girl, named Auldberry, 10 years of age. and daughter
of a prelate officer, was with other girls, one 17
yews o'd " laaaing" in a field of Mr. Joseph
fodder's, near Penneylrani& Castle. We are sr urad
that 'heaves were standing In the field at the tune,
and therefor* the girls koow the lamer, would not
admit their right to be there, and on seeing Mr.
Hodder coming on horseback off they rushed. A
certain party states that Mr. Hodder rode after little
Auldberry ; but this is deviled by Mr. Heider, who eats
that he was not within SOO yards of her. However that
may be, the child rushed down a newly-made and very
staep footpath, and fell and rolled •fleut 201 R, the
actual fall being maid to be 1211. She fell upon a sharp
rock, and broke a. leg. Some roes saw the poor child,
lifted her, and Dr. Hawke' happehing to be walking
near, was (stetted, and found that she had rustateed •
eery enema doubler traitor. of the leg and thigh. Had
she follies over the cliff, *be must have been killed, salt
II 120 to 200 ft. high. She was carried home by •
purr' man sod dale attended; but it was evident that
the shock hod awed her other tojeries, aad it was only
bylthe combined oars of Dr. Hermes, Dr. Parsons, kit,
that she was brought into a state favourable for
recovery. fibe Is now getting better. A greet deal of
feeling has baba aroused in thee matter, reports having
been spread that Mr. Hodder rode gulfs, close to the
child ; while on the other side this is strongly denied,
and there are most serious ocenplainte against the tree-
naming of the so-sailed gleaners, which Ia said this year
to be beyond all bounds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

WOOL

Wools during lb. peat week have been very firm, the
result of the Bristol far having given A Luis to the
market, mid buyers ass ao lougar operate so fsvourably
aa month Bees ;at the Wes tituo son.
don° to ho curtailed within the actin.' momentary
consumptive demand, and sioeulation is almost entirety
wanting.
BRADFORD. TIIIIIIIDAT.—The acsonola of staplers
U to the stele of the wuoi-market aro reteer conflicting.
Some report th•S they •gooticuoe a eteady inquiry at
current rates, while otbers tbe scamp,' la
wholly of a oonanuiptive kind, and confined to spoolsl
dames of wool.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

BUCKLAND NEWTON.

A MIT moussaka meetlog to aid of the Bible
Society. wu held in the schoolroom on Wedneedey
evealag. The chair we. taken by the vicar, the Rev.
It. R. Ravenhlll. The ROT. C. J. Glyn oeme as darn-
lotion from the pareat society. The Rev. Gr. Fletcher,
rector of Mlnterne. sad Rev. 4. Bull, vicar of Ceres.
oleo addreued the meeting. The etiolation* wae very
good, quite Slung the schoolroom. The collection
amounted to £3 fit 21.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

POTATOIig.

BOROUGH AND SPITALVIELDS, FRIDAY.—
There is a fair trade befog door, with • slight ethane&
In prime. Tho supply is moderate, nod Lir ROO Bag-
lish kidneys • reedy sale has been a fleeted. Qdotations
rang* for—Regenta, 70s. to 100 s. ; rock., 70.. to Mb. ;
Frenoh, 60s. to 70..; klehrisce, 801.; ruflish„ 9Us. to
1205.; Shawl. 70i. to 800.; kidneys, 100 s. tc. 1204. pot
lon.

HAY AND Silt :kW.

WITIIFIELD, THIJUDAT. —I be following are to.
day'. quotation. —Par load of 36 iruaor,, bay, £2 lao.
to £4 61.; Clover, £3 to £5 7..; yew, El 13s. to
El 184.
BUDS.

There hes bete • fair trade passirg during the past
week in agrieultural seedr. In couseque,ce of the
recent wet weather all kinds of Clover seeds are held
with increased firroat.s ; traclactiou• Ilavo taut, however,
been numerous. TidoLuna is In bott,r request; the
quantity in London In now rcdocett to very narrow
limits. For winter Tares we he- e bettor iequiry, at
improved rates. The strong do mood tor new Rye, of
which we spoke Its our last, still continues ; the supply
I. very limited. Winter Borley meet. with a ready
sale. There Is no vitiation in lb e price of p•retuatal
Rye-gran aud foreign Italiar. tispeterd is firm, fine
qualities being scarce. A largo quantity of new English
white mustard has now eons, to market, but the high
prima asked have &riled as • hindranoe to bisaneas.—
John Shaw and data, Seed Illviobeats, 37, Mark Lana,
Loudon, LC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

BRIDPORT.

MARRIAGE OF PRI WALRES TO Miss
DALITIOLE ELPHIRSIONIL —Thls happy evert was
oelabratrd et St. Mary's church, on Thured.y, and •
vat &al of interest was evinced in the proceeding,.
Tll, young bride was nobly attired in white silk,
trimmed eith Brawls laa, and white satin and wors
• lang yell, also of Bromide I.os, together with a wreath
of orange blossomi and myrtle. Tie bridesmidde were
Mies Alexi Pairhe and Was Rawlinson, whose drawee
were of white muslin over 021111•13, trimmed with mauve
ribbon, with weals of tulle, and wreath+ of misstep
flowtr.. They also carried very choice bouquets of
Sowers. Th. remainder of the bridal party °predated
of the bridegroom, Sir James Dalremple Elpitinstoos,
fattier of the bride. who gave his thieghter away, the
Rev. B. C. Coney, who was "best MM." sad numerous
others. The service was read by the Rey. F. R.
HoPbwrits "et" of Chao), Bursa, assisted by the
Rev. J. Warren, father of the bridegroom, and the
Rev. R. J. L B Henslowe, rector of Bridpoet. Tide
wedding dejoussr took plaee at Sir Jounce Wm:Iola
Elphinstose's essideniork and among the guests assembled
ware the Roo. Lady Dalrymple Hay, Miser. Mary and
Idabel Da`rytople Hay, Luly Heron Roswell, 01 Spring-
bell, and Mlas Edith Heron id•xwell, Miss Heron
Maxwell, Mrs. J. P. F. Onadry, Rev. Prob. Broadley,
Mrs. Brosdley, Dr. Hay, Rev. F. Hepburn, Captain
Sanctuary. R.N., Mrs. Ehnotnary, Rev. R. and lire.
Fir, Rev. P. and Mrs. Compton, lir. Dampers, Rev.
B. .1. L. B. and Wt. Benslowe, Rev. 11. Rawlinson,
Rev, Rawlinson, Mrs. arid Miss Ravellooon, Mies
ills, Fahlie, Mr. Campbell, Rev. J. Warren, Mr. 11.
Dein nipla SI; hinstone. %dotter of lb. bride, Rev. R.
0. Coney. At four o'clock the Met. J. M. •,,,d Mrs.
Warren left Bridport, for tlir James B:phinstone's
town residence in Landon, ea reale Is. a tour through
Heotland. Tho wedding presesta were very amorous
and valuable.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

BTALBRIDGE.

finance Arrata.-----fl;;,—;•6;;lsTai•trese it the sobool
at httalbridge Weston is taking hew holiday, end the
eabool-rocm and bones are closed. Oa Souls; morning
a man in piecing saw the door open and • eandle burn-
ing on the door. On entering the phase he discovered
that beds, tablas, •baire--in feet the whole furniture of
Lb. plum—had been eared off. The robbery must
have been perpetrated in the night, and probably by
some one who had the aseistance eli cart. 'the furni-
ture, we believe, belonged to Lord Richard Oroarenor,
the owner of the school.

BLOX WORTH.

Cll/11:1T MATCII.-0. Wednesday, Ird that., a match
was phyed, by the kind perintesion of the tenant, Mr.
Itoung, In the Park at Pilo:worth House, between the
Beni Regis eleven, and an eleven extemporised from
Rio:worth aid the neighbourhood, by Mr. William
Newton and his three brother& Tim gams mu well
°attested, and Nome good play Amens ; the result being
a victory for Bloswortb with IT rum to spare.
. .

&moot. Foarreat.—The annual treat tol-t lb. 31o:-
womb Sunday and Tillage eohools (given ter the last
seven years jointly by the rester and Um Mom
Neoteo/, took piste at Blozworthh House*. Tuesday,
the Bad Inst. The morning was stormy and threatmed
to damp Oro proceedings, bet • bright afterootat
gladdened the bearta of about 60 obtlitron.—loop and
girls. it half-post thnot p.m., on abundant supply of
lON mire, brood and butter and apple tarts, was does
'lntim to; all then 'lined In the different pees and
amsermento meal on sash ceesslons, and for whisk the
phruresque park and odjAnlng grounds furnished the
most =pie scrape. Ls *veiling fell mother ,et-to at
the remainder of the gonad was followed by "Gad
Save the QCI.II/11," and three hearty shiers and 'mewed
to our kind friends, whose sumac re 'alma In As old
Immo sppesr to bare come to sad sad; should Usk be
so still roust a kindly rememberanes long dwell In the
minds of many • youngster, who will look book with
pleasure on those annual gathseinge, made so enjoyable
by the exertions of the Khan Norton, Weir cleft,
nephews, and friends.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

811AFTILSBURY.

Tag ButenOn.-11. Elba f Isebory Lector writes to give
his version of the repot sontect. lie argues that the
return of. Conservative was. solely due to LA? West-
minst tr's intimate. It mast be remembered, says the
elector, that Dearly every °remnant of a house OD Lady
Westminster's property is • tenant at *lll, ani, there.
fors, entirely dependent upon the landlor I for the
time befog. That the small tenants were oonseiona of
this was &wily shown during the contest. The moral
of this a, therefore, that the helot In ems!' boroughs
like Shafteebury does not prevent torritotial Jed canoe
from having great poest, as in this outs ; adds the
c edger, who prom too much. lie says—" It te
at=to put down this elee'lon to the so.anleld
' Coneervative re-aotion there is oothing Is comment
In it. ioeidents with the eleetiens for Staffordshire,
Greenwich, or Bath; and it is perfectly well knowu in
the disrtriot that were Lord K. Grosvenor (the neat
heir) to possession of the lirro,mbe estates It would be
petfeetly hopeless for Mr. Stanford or nay other Cos.
&iterative to Genteel the boronah of Shaftesbury."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

En iltsbirt.

AOCIDINTAI DEATH. —l6. Coroner Whitman!' held
so lequeet at New Srindoe, on Saturday, on the body
of William Craw, 'gel 60 perk ma,ried men, a plate
layer employed by the Great Western litilwny Coin-
pmy fr the last 35 year', at tb• Swindon attrition.
n. deceased and another man, named Chiron, were
'nailed in repairing a mowing, on Friday morning,
when an engin* and tender approached the misty ;
deveaeed, however, who wee in a hole, on °Montag the
train, attempted to get oat of the side, slipped, and
the off wheels of engine and tender—six in number—
pawed over his legs, taking them et He was removed
to the Aeoident Hospital, where, after lingering for
two bows be expired. The jary »Wood C verdict of
"Accidental Deeth,• &Heeling no blame to the driver.
On the night of the amne day,. greaser La the employ '
of the ()mammy bad his lop severed from hie body,
and wow lion is a prisuins state, Milo befw king
giros of b resovery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

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METROPOLITAN MEAT.

FRIDAV.—Traie very quiet, with only • modern!'
suppli, and very litt'e itqatry for geode of middling
quality, and good want wares. Prioco:—Por tlib. by
the careens —inferior bre!, 3.. Od. to 311. ; middling
ditto, 3a. 101. to 4.. 21. ; prime barge ditto. 41. 101.
to Ga. ; prime email ditto, 81. 21. to ss. Gd. ; veal.
5,5 1. to faii 81. ; inferior mutton, 3. 41. to 41. 01. ;
middling ditto, 4..6 I. to 5.0.1. ; pnme ditto, 5.. 4.1. to
fia 81.; large pork, 4i. 0-1. to 4A, 41. ; email ditto,
111. Oa. to Gt. 81.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

BLANDFORD.

PROPOS= kLTIZATION OP BiAnDIOAD MAUI? DAT.
—There was • meeting at the Crowe bolsi, on Battu-
dey, to consider the advisability of alt.. tin; the matirr.t
day. There were present—Mr. H. Fooke., who was
callud to the chair, Mr. it. Fookee, Mr. W. Fuok...,
Mr. J. H. Dunn, Rev. T. Hoses, Mr. R. Douse, Mr.
H. Blondford, Mr. J. Henke, Mr. 0. ingrain, Mr.
Godwin (Dureirestoe), Mr. H. Symonds, Mr. C. IL
Flower, Mr. B. Even, Mr. 100% Mr. Ainsworth, Mr.
W. Short, Mr. T. Xmases, Mr. °oldie, Mr. W. Wrake,
Mr, Raymond, Mr. IK. Wpm, Mr, Taylor, Mr. B. P.
Davis, Mr. W. H. Attineen, Mr. Oakley (Poole), Mr.
G. Hid (Poolit). Mr. T. H. Kendall, Mr. F. Davi., Mr.
W. W. Beale, Mr. W. Arnold, Mr. T. P. Bartlett,
Mr. Rose (Keynstma), Mr. Bytlenham (Poole), Mr. T.
H. Scutt, Mr. 0. J. (troves, Mr. Richards (Alinci),
Mr. H. W. Abbott, Mr. F. itickrose. and Mr. O. C.
Richards—The Chairman said the market had gone
down so much that many considered • ohmage of day
desirable. The declensiou was attributed to both Dor-
chester cod Shateabury markets also beteg held on
Saturday, and the former being the leadlog market in
the county through the sales eatabliatied by Mr. Reser
and other,. For himself he thought Wednesday
should be the day, for then the only markets in o
distrait were Mooanten and Ringwood. He had
letters from Mr. J. Ford, Mr. Cave. cud others, who
were of the BLOM Op-oboe as himself. From Mr. Betas,
of Poole, he had • letter to the effect that he did not
believe • 'hinge of day would be beadle:al.—Mr.
Hill, of Poole, was decidedly averse from any change.
He thought diaturWaeo of a long.estabibibed market
unwise; and said W.r.haaa market through • change
of day had mum to nothing. He bellowed now there
warm mush or more oorn sold at Blandford merket as
firer before.—Mr. Eyers thought • Mrs* tnlisrll/
the neighbourhood were in favour of altering the day,
and that -the attendiume would be one-third more if
It were on Wednesdays—Mr. 0. Flower Mid never
known altrrod markets irneesed, lie did not think
(tore mild better at other markets then at Blew:Nerd,
and suggested the trijournmeat of the question.—Mr.
B. P. basis remembered when Blatidford market was
one of the best ia the cainty. lie thought them
would be an improvement if it were altered to W.A.
nesday.—Mr. OsAloy opposed any altxration. —Mr.
Dann thought elmtoge undsedrable.—After this it was
thought best to &Ajmer, the omaideration of the mat-
ter 1. Sept. 20.
Pioroe* yjiw CHUNCIL—A meeting was held in
the Towo.hall on Thursday, to consider the deairati,iity
of erecting • new church or chapel of ease for tie
accommodation of the people of ltandford, residing in
the north-east part of the town. There were preeent
—Rev. C. F. Clinton, in the chair; Viscount Portman,
Rev. 11. Farquhar's:in, Bev. J. Penny, Rev. J. Mane-
tistiC. T. Bartholomew, Mr. P. T. Johos, Mr.
Mr. B. Abbott, Mr. Wren, Mt. W. B. Gm%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

CE A NBORNL

011111YAGL —Tim Marquis of Salisbury line, adding
accommodation at the Alderholt eabool for 49 Alderholt
and 20 Lismerhain ohilaren. He also has Feaerossly
offered • site and schoolroom for an Orphan School at
Crippleityle. The Vicar km thankfully 'minted the
offer awl hopes to 1)3 able to eminent.. the building in
the spring. The Orphanap will this be • oonsenteet
distance from Crentioris and on UN direct road to
Alderholt station. _ .

hlisatog Wogae.—By the kind assigsore of Ludy
Salisbury a Ilimion WOOlllO has beta procured for the
Parish. Her work, acoordiag to the rule. of the London
Parochial Mission Women's domestics), Is to visit
throughout tho parish, to ahl the Oak, intros, and dis-
tressed, in their diffieulties, not by pecuniary aid, but
by whiter hers•lf useful to Shun and helping them
to help tAemolves. Stoma, is Ito MN be IoW to comp
money to the poor, but ay report rases of Matron' to
the merry. She will Lilo collect from them for • Penny
Bank, and presile at Mothers' meetings under the
superintendence of • Lady of the parish. The Church
Workard now base a room to thsoiselres at the Pew
house, with a lending Library. from whom any pariah-
toter can borrow a book on Ifoodays from 12 to 1210,
awl from 8 to 9 p.m. The Reading Room (with •
subsoription Library) will be re-opened for the winter
month,. Ira Ootobor. —Parish Mainuim.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

BTOURPAINL

- - - - -- ----
RAILWAT CAM:WM. —On Thursday evening four
heifer., bolonging to Mr. H. Birrett, got oo to the line
of the Somerset and Dorset railway, end in front of a
train roontrg down an bodice at about 40 miles an
hour. One was smoshed all to places, and a ontond
dragged on its back caught to the eosins for half-s-
-mite, before the train could be pulled op. The
passenger. were somewhat slarmod, but nobody was
hurt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

BOUILNZMOUTIL

HARVEST FISTITAL AT BTIIOOIIOOINI —On Thum
day the harvest festival iso held at Bt. Clement'.
Tiere were early celebrations at chnrob at which
between 30 and 40 people communbastA. The high
selabratton was at 10.30, at which a 13 3W " mass" written
for the ommaiou by Mr. Jame. Gardner, the organist of
the church, woo sung by a fall emir, The service oom-
mensed with • prooemion of choir and clergy rasa itx
ahnieh with worm and benners, and was 'bonded by a
large congregation. At 5 p.m. some 250 people rat
down to tea in the pariah schoolroom Afar ran the
church choir rang glees ard song., until it WM time for
evensong, when the church was 1111•41 with a great con-
gregatiol of workitg men and women. The a tar was
Wilantly lighted with wax tapers as ct bsautlfully
decorated with fruit and dowers. The sermon was
preached' by the EAT. thy Rural Dean. After a ed-
Witten had been mule for the Nape:marl and the bless-
ing given, a prooession wee made round the church,
the whole eongregati,n joining in the well. know hymn,
"0 Paradise. 0 Paradise."
The Rs,. Dr. Blaney, the wall-known No oonforegi,t
minister, is now staying at Sandriaghun, Bournemouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

GIUMSTONL

SINGULAR FATALI7I-70--;;.-4517111.-011 Tuesday
night the watermark at Orimitate weir put • not al
Ito bottom of the hatch that wad idt open for the
purpose of eatehlnir eels, and was surprised on Wed-
nesday morning to bud he had secured • dog otter. over
34 feet boar. No doebt the auitnal swain down the
'trawl', end, landing in the oat, was unable to get out,
and ao wow drowned,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

WEYMOUTH.

DIVERS AT KIIIIIIIIIDOL—Bome Whitstable divers
have been salving the cargo of iron from the schooner
Farmer, wreaked on Kiminerlige Ledge stntut • month
siro•
LONDOS MISAIONART Sootrrr.—ne annual sermons
end moulage on Nitta' of this gosiety wero held last
week. In the put year the Olnumester-strut chapel
000gregation bane contributed i 23 18a, Hope chapel
£I9 16.. dl., Abbotsbury it 191. 61. and Chick.»ll
£1 14e. Bd. The Rev. J. Lag, missionary from the
South Bes Island., was the depatettoo.
BET ABLAZE IT THE 811 A.--• very curious cease of •
dangerous Are same under the notice of the pollee on
Sunday night, wtere part of Cove-street ran great risk
of being burnt down through the high tide. • little
before nine as • woman living aloes to Mr. Ayles's store.
In Cove-street wu returuang home, she saw smoke
hada, from the store. She gave the alarm, and Mr.
Carter sad several others living in the neighbonrhood
saw flames end smoke in the plus. The door WU
forced open, and It was found that 1101130 bags soa
unmet were CP Sr.. Writer was thrown thorn, and
then they Isere throws overboard. It appears that the
floor Is unk about • foot or so below tb• level of the
street. arid • youth/ ef unstated lie., we. put in there
on liaturisy. with the intention of its being soon need.
Bet the labourer being Ul, he weld not lake it away os
&lards', and the high spring tide worked through and
got at the lime cluing It to hut and set are to the
cement begs. The patios being informed, the ilre pipes
were mut for, and Supt. Vickery went over, examined
the ilk*, and made all secure. A man was left in
.;liarge th; whole night, and for fur of farther danger,
ihdistaadplpe was left In lb. hydrant; but no farther
mleohlef erase. It was • narrow swaps for the neigh-
bourhood, for the stage lean old woods., building which,
had the thalill burst out, would haws blued like •
furnace, there was also 10011/ asphalted roofing felt,
with timber and various things that would have bust
quickly. The urinal damage was about ilk
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

WAREHAM.

BlZWalla tho annual lissasing
held on Beturdey, at the Town Ball, preaent—
r.4Tiver. W. Ferrer, Recorder, and Ur. Charlie
Willoor, two of the borosgh lastioes, Yr. F. Minter,
clerk to the licensing iodises, the seversi licenses
were meowed for the sale of wino and spirits in the
different inns sad publio-honsoa, no oppwitioo being
offered, or complaint medal in any ease.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

ml SUBPECTIID WEIRDER IN LONDON.

A lot of intestine, of an animal were found In the
Thames off Lambeth, and the And mu taken to the
"Loyalist ' police-ship. They were found on medical
examination to belong to an animal, and the lunge, at
fret thought to be those of the deoeaud, have proved
to be of two sheep, whioh, in all probability, were
stolen by bargemen from meadows intenseeted by canals,
slaughtered by them on board, and the lout valuable
remains committed to the river. The pollee have
followed out to the end • story reported to them of •
bargeman who wee beard on Thuraday to be quarrelling
with his wife and threatening her life. The b•rg• In
question was trued to Ingham, near itoebeeter, where
the detest's* arrived in the middle of the ol,tht sod
watched until morning. In the wetly morning he
disoovered that the bugs had goes on to Crawford, and
of course followed. Three miles blow Grovesend he
eame up to her eel, to be saluted by the women whoee
husband ho had come to question rtspeotiog bee
existence. And yet tl.e story told of • misaing woman
on thla very bathe c.,1 prudes, and was misleading to •
driver, and not only led to the presume of • Bootlace'.
yard detective bob up a- d down the river, but clued
superintendoats of county to be lik-erlie led
astray. The old man who WU ready on %Londe, to
swear to the oorps.i to th:t ef hu daughter, even though
his daughter was marked with the smallpox, and the
deceased boa river, so far u outward marks show, had
that dieftfe. has fount be cl.ughter in the Waterloo-
road. A preen tabu* m -lien nano wee Bete sod
whose mimed named Is CL,iley, who lately lived in
Battersea, and bad sotheziors sear Tost,ria &otitis,
has also been dreeribed ea the murdered womin by
big lets landlady. • question has also ethers whether
the thwassd can be a foreigner, possibly s notch
women beloarring to one of the Dutch traders to the 1
Thames.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16

MI LBU RY.

Eircct BALL—Th. rale Of —ll4 and dead farming
stock, the property of Mr. W. Y. Pout. took plass en
Wednesday. Tits sale woe oondooted by Mews. God-
win sad boo, sod the following pries. were obtained:
--Aged ewes, from rke. to 54..; fell-mouthed ewes,
from 501. to 56. ; teeth, from 555. to 67e.; two-
troth, from 56. to 66..; obilver and wither lambs,
from 40a to 411 s. each; cart horses, from VV. to 66.
'sob. Ms Implements sold well, sad ths oh proved
sstistsolory to the vendor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

TI"OR THE BLOOD 18 THE LIFE."—
.1: See Destarosoray; asp. Mi., wens 21

_
CLARKE'S
WORLD 74111 D BLOQD 111.11TIRR,
TUB GalLiT BLOOD Puturiza BIBTORAL
For ol.srofag and cleariag the blood from ispettlian,
°moot he too ris
asonvassda.
For Flortatalls, Skis Dhow's'', sad lens of
kin& it is • mewl • amid persoaaest ware.
It Cures Old Sone
Owes tHeersted Sores to the Neck
Cane llkerstiad Sena Legs
Dane Bleekheade, es Pimples os Faro
Corte Blum Berea
Cares eascerees Mors
Cures Blood and Skin Diseases
CAM Glandular Swellisgs
Chess the Blood from 41 impure Matter, from
whatever cause arising.
A. this Mixture is pleasant to the tam* sod war-
lasted free from anything Infuriate to the suet
delicate coustitution of 4tlaer sez, the Propssetes
solioits sufferers to give it • trial to teats its cable.
Thoesseds of Testincolale from 41 parts.
Sold In Bottles?. 3d 'soh, and is Cease, etestalaharti
time the quantity, Ils sea, sedleiest to awe s
yernasseat onre Is the greed lasjesity of leogosesdlog
aatia, by 41 Chugs* wad Palest Modish* Ventises
threughout the flaked Wisdom and the wed& sod
east to any wither es rowdy* el If eon! gimp. liff
• J a CLkRE IN, High-ekes% LIHOOLIL
W1101.1.6(a. ALS PAM" =DM= MOM

F RINOR 111D1012i28, mimed by
OILICAITLY AND CO.,
PH•RN•OCUTIOAL 011/IKIITS,
8, boa Vow's. Psi's.
Of ill the ILIDIOINEB shied be the pubis ler
oxio, ran pit, 0000 bite bOOll V 3 1001110 ft Splegmed b,
Modica Preeeweee, Shoes Mewed by Maim Grimm* mad
00.
Among time meantime we may eejily station :
Orhaaaralt and Co 's
The idol of Nov. 7, 1671, sess•the of this Proamtbn
Do you like Guarani?
" Rave you tasted Guarani?
"Does Cumin& agree with you?
"The.. questions will primp. be Wed all over a
very shortly, Just as In past centuriee, our anceelorspOrag
tieTy
Wed each other what they thought of those novel beverages
AIM and tai. Guanine grom In Brasil and Is the fruit of •
shrub, peeled, dried, sod reduced to powder,
• Melo powder of this vegetable production is salleisat to
cure WWII; the met rio'ent ack Usdadee. It is the roost
valuable remedy Kansa diarrhoea, dysentery, and sU Warden
promedl from derangement of the moms& or bowel& TIM
powder is Ui4lspeebl. for all Mollies
Price 24. 6d. per packet.
Asthma. Asthma.
OftlitatiLT AID Oe.'s
Indian Cigarettes of Cannabis !mike
All tha mew hitherto employed to relieve Asthma hare
be My palliatives la varied for.., band on belladonna.
Ammonium, nicetlana, or opium. Ream experimente made
In the PAIN Hoepltala have proved that OW Olprettee mode of
tbe extract of Indian Hemp poem ramarimbie Anima Manse
An complaint, ne well against wrens CW944. Aroma
N.Y.01.4. Mamma. lo .0100. .1.4414 neurOpes, and
swoon&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

THE BANK OF ENGLAND FORGERIES,

A fon °lin bail been obtained to the operation of
Ito eaboviticatu cows in the great Cdy forgeries.
The girl Vernon, who was arroded at Luton Station,
and another woman named Franklin, with whom ill.
prisoner Noyes lived for Nowa weeks, ham given
'Odeon at the Mansion Howe whisk indicates pretty
clearly the composition of thie gong. Franklin proved
Norei c:onection with it by his possession of
American bond; and his havlog been frequently whined
by WDonnell. Vernon furniohed still stronzer links of
evidenos, she hayug lira' with Gorge Bidwell, whit.
suspected to have Melt the leant, of tbg aim, known
to the police as Wa-reu. Noses hod been introduced
to her as Howell, end had dined several thou with
Gilding Bidwell, Arthur Bi 'well, and Ihi'Dannell.
When arrested at Euston Station she WWI on her way
to Holyhead with mosey for Bidwell. Mr. Poland, in
opening the one, rurmioed that the document pur-
porting lobe Noyes'a engagennot as clerk to Warren
was a sham agreement intended for Ms protection in
the event of arrest. After the adjournment of the
bearing a telegram arrived from Oork announcing the
capture of. mass aceworing the description of Sitwell.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

POO LI.

CoIIADA.--On Friday sealing leak Kr. G. T.
Des Son, special Immigration oconsisionee from the
Ontario Government, delivered • lecture at the Tem-
perance Hell, on the precise of (Uteri° es • Geld fee
emigration.
PIM litnesnase, Wedneeday.— Before the Meyer
Mr. 11. Remotion).
Frederick Rea and Mary Head were brought up foe
being found in an outboildtrig at Hamworthy Ist night.
The aloyor da•charmei them with a caution.
TiluitineT.—Beforo the Mayor, Aldentean F. T.
Home, Mr. W. Yews, and Mr. C. J. litOoe.
Geosg4 Stone wan summoned by Harriett Brown foe
aanulting bee. This was a neighbours' (laurel, and
the oefendent es merely fined is. sod este.
Beeldint, &boy living id Lyteibiett Mairavere,
was summoned by Superintendent Hunt for cruelly
besting • donkey beloogina to Charier Woodrow, an
Perkstone, on Theraday last. The tridents of the
euporinieedeet went to ahoy that the defendant bed
bsn gal ty of °onside/able cruelty to th• azninvel, the
, owner of whieh smith* sited in scroboenticia. •
fi JO Of teL and costa WY imposed.
Joka Rages, rilot, and Robert NW, Jots Oates,
Robert Waters, Jots Cartridge,aod Emery Brokeikagair-
mite, were rommoned for illagaily dredging fat
oysters on the sth instant in the harbour, o Make&
P.O. Reeks wan the principal lilts's', and the charges
Imo clear), proved. The caduet of Use delendanne
and all others who acted an similar means was Air
matised by the beach es Mocking and eatable'. The
eatherities had deposited brood oysters in the harbour,
so that in dee course aver* Eget, se formerly, be •
plentiful supply, yet the fishermen and others persisted
Is raking the beds. A fine of 10e. and Gadd WOG
lafiLtod in each oast.

DE-W
LISH.

-
GOOD TEXILIII7.—Ou Wedeesdey evening
of Beading, visited this parish. and after giving an
admirable addrtea on Good Topple:7, a lodge wall
opened end Ledy Michel took Ain as WortLy
Templar. Brothen and doting of the Order front
Piddlethrenthide and Milbonie took part ha the open-
ing ceremony.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

WORKING MIN AND DEMAGOGUES.

Mr. Roebuck spoke lest we at • Foreetor's heneset
at Shell .11. He praieed the Forester's Order se ono
tbit promoted providence by ensouraging the ',rarities
of devotiog a portion of working susn's sweep to the
future. He was not a flatterer of working men, bat he
admitted that they possessed great virtues. One of
their weaknesses, however. was • disposition to Wins
to much in tint:11101(nm The demagogue vras,perhaps,
not • good workmen, bath. possessed the " gift of the
gab," and deluded the working Inca by wondrous state-
ment& The strike in South Wales was brought about
forth. purpose of the demagogue, who inflicted such
misery open working teen's wives and Andrea as to
deserve the *secretion of Sogland. Nothing bad be..
gained by the strike,and workmen would resume labour
Poorer than before. He heartily exhorted both
employers and employed to be friends one to the
other.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

iMMMIUi

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
GRAND NATIONAL BUNT STEEPLE CHASES

_
Ar BitisroL.
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. and
FRIDAY. MARCH 19th, 20th, and 21st, a
SPECIAL TRAIN (14, 2od, and 3rd oleos), in addition
to the ordlomy service, trill Moss Weymouth at 720;
Uperey, 7.30; Dorobaster, 7.40; Bridport, 720 ;
Toiler, 7.40 ; Nobly' Nowtom, 3.0 ; Evershot, B.lo'
Yetroinater, M,20; Yeovil, 8.30; Sparkford 8.45; Castle
Carey, 9.0; Bruton, 3.10; sod Proms, 935 a.m., for
Bglrrin, returning from Bristol at 620 p.m. the
ISBN day.—See HamdbUlr.
Paddington Terminus. J. OPIERSON, Gen. Man.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

wzymouTH.

THII MOTO/ea RETURN MID itZWIEW OF ale MINISTRY.
—The esteemed MOW, of Ifs Mouths Keats, Rev. T.
()reeves, who has bean vienrUog the winter lc the
Fenian's, returned last week and primehed special
tsvonons on Sunday last, in view of the fact that he bad
completed the seventeenth year of his ministry in the
perish chttroh. In the morning the reotcr selected for
his text the parable of the sower; he said that the
preacher of the Gospel yea like n sower sowing seed;
he scatters it broadcast in every direction ; it is the
duty of the preacher to scatter the seed sad leave the
remit to the Master. Man sannot make the seed; he
only has to saw it with integrity sod faithfu'oses
fins only to proclaim Christ unrolled. Of all the wed
sown it was estimated that only one, fourth put produtled
fruit—the other wee loet, or destroyel. For seventeen
years be (Mr. Greases) had lab cured il:1 that perish, and
what had boon the result.? In reviewing the past there
was to him much jay and muon sorrow. There were four
results of hie manor : firstly, there were those who had
been hearers of the word only ; the seed had (allele
by the eel side semeedly, there were thou who had
received the word as upon crook—who had remand the
word with joy, bat had turned from it in the dens of
tribitletion and had gone on th.iir own way ; thirdly,
were thou who had heard the word gladly, and thee
weld forth into the world and were choked by the tares
of their fainlUe,. their busies.", their riches, their
ambition, or by politics. TIMM are professors
of religion; they Weed the sanotatary, but as %bagman
blade of early promise appears, they decay. Foarthll,
there were thou who had bean let toe:slake •0 Lamb
of Gad, that takath away the sine of the world, have
mercy upon UL" These hid rewired the word and had
rejoiced at the mercy and love of God, and hut proved
themselves useful an 4 devoted member, of the church
by doing couch ; some of thme had brought forth one
hundred fold, aouie slaty, and some thirty•told. The
reverend gentlemen in caseintion most earnestly
besought all prompt to flee to the lard Jum whilst
there was time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

' OATTLE MARKETS.

DOROHISTER, garosnar.—To-lay at Dorchester,
as at Wimborne Minster on Thursday, awe was a
modorats supply of stock, and although plow were
still high, they hai • • slight downward tendons,.
%Wan and salves sold at from £l3 t £24 pew hoed;
fat beef, 14% 61. to 15d. per bore; harranorr, £l5 to
£l7 Saab; mutton. 104 d. to lid. per lb. Trade not
gait& so brisk MI last week.
UMW, FRIDAT —L•ri• supply of stook, but
Maggie. tradst,Abo anuozsd Agues being obtainspd : fat
bee, 144. 91. to 1.1, per leer.; barmen, 10s. to 11s.;
sows aod salves, ao to £25 per heed; +ether shoot.,
101. to 104 d, per lb.; ewe; 101.; store bogs, tOs. to
55,. 'soh.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

En iltobirt.

DOTAL WILTS kfti.MA.—Tbe recruits to the number
of 116 have assembled at Des;see for three months'
training. A 4d day in conjunction with the two
battalions of ride volunteers is noted.
'mT WILT' RIELPA—ThIa volunteer battalion will go
tinder canvas at Warmington daring this weak cow
msnoir g the 4b of August.
Di OTH In A Bug Cum —A Meurer at Wazatlattar
brewery named S,.rry has fallon Into "a hundred and
twenty 101 l u pito.," and bact snffocatad by inhaling
Harhonfo acid Hu.

ROTAL PitcaliATlOn.—The deeorstioos NUL.
hCrotigjb on the occasion of the visit of the Prices and
Pri-riess 01 Wales cost £ISO. E was subscribed, and
tbs Cirporaiontaave.soted the remainder.

_.„,.
Ths Marihornush Urban Sanitary Authority offer •
salary of .C2l for a roadioal ofllner of I e ,Ith for (hi
bormegh. The guardians of t':e union bare appointed
their amdioal offioar.

FATAL FALL.--A railway clerk at New Swindon,
named Begat, was going down 'Wm on Friday night at
the Unioa Iteilmsy, to go bowl when be fell forward
to the bottom, end mmtsined concussion of the head,
from which be died In two Jaye.
Trig COAL NONOP cierivmao In the petit).
liourhoml of Davis c. galir ihnt the prim of coal at
I:Wet:ark ie' for bard ocal,ls. 2; I ;for rubble, Is. l I.;
SPri for •mail coal, 7hl. per cot, applied this week,
thromilt Iris ad at Radetook, to parotosse a truck load,
and the following was the reply he reoeived from the
agent (through his friend) :—" Deer sir—Mr.
desires me to sty that at present h. could not send
Mr. a track of stool direct. He would like vory
much to have obliged him, but his selling arrangement@
would net perwt him to do so to that station (Chippen-
bam)."

RASTORATION ri SALISBURY LATBSDR4L —A rivet-
ing of the Cathedral Restoration and the Bishop
ilseuilton moria. Committee • was held on Wednesday.
The Doan reported that, as war Is the general restora-
tion, this lesig Chapel is now oonsplistad, with the
rizeeption el the ptvesnent, whioh has Web ordered.
and which will he laid down in the °ours, of be Beak
few months; sill that, with respect to the Choir, the
dmsradve painting of the roof has been doisisd,s.d the
door laid with coomete to prepare it for the pavement.
The works neat to be auderteirec ais the relltUng of
the choir, and the restoration of the eastern transept
and this choir aisle.. The treasurer reported that he
bad In hand. on aosount of the Cathedral Reetoratice
Fund. C 358 li. 91., and on the Hamilton Memorial,
Rend, L'2693 2a. 3d., including Lord Rldon's recent
donation of I:500. He also staked that he bad received
.C 4545 the legacy of the it. Mr. Heinle, which later
sum he was directed to Invest Is Rgekequer-bßls.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

eorresponbma.

A CORIICTION.

I happened to be oos of the girding proment at the
lecture on ganuery elven at the Royal Vatted denim
Institutive, In Whitehall yard, whist, is reimrsd to he
• very truthful and graphic amide whack appears la
smell print in your useful paper el last Tuesday, sad
I can beer impartial tesiimocy to ths esmaracy of it.
' I may add that this building soolalsa artistes, relicts,
and object' of groat intereit ta all larglishmen though
at • moral aid military seamier. Your follo
ankle Alec In us& I print, dessribing thn prirato
imolai *missal of the, Orchestral Amateur Bsity at
the Hopi Albert Hall, South Sansingtoc, is equally
trudifsl ; perhaps though if you hart mid that the Oaks
of Edinburgh wee received with boort, dapping of har•da,
Raked of tiumidering plaudits, when ha lON fOrlreid,
It would hers boos =Oft I/Offee. P. FILM'S.
Wareham, 16:k Mar* 1873.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

SHAY rissuitY,

drra•onxdither Scene in • thrown.— On Wed-
nesday evening, define Dive* series at Holy Trinity
Oblucti, It. Rev. T. IC M. Morrow; the °Seating
=Weber, having jast thearnerned • salmon from the
tett I Oor. v., 6, dwelt upon the word "drunkard,"
repeating it in • aiguldaset ninon three timed.
Suddenly Lopping his dithouree, and pointing to Hr.
T. J. Webb, who was seated in the body o/ thechurch,
takieg • note of the that, the preecher exclaimed,
"• Clerk, turn that man out of the chinch who is writ-
ing behind there ; it's against the law!' This startling
interruption wee followed by dead silothe, ladling •
few thoond., when the preacher, pointing to the door
of lb. 'burgh immediately in front of the path:Ake/del,
" Oh, bring him up bare I" Gatehouse, the *leek, sad
Hathell, the sexton, leering their seek, throned to
Mr. Webb, who had pot, up to thie point, uttered •
word. He now said quietly,all eyes being directed upon,
• "Do.l lay suur hands on me. Gatehouse saki
" C. sad aft in front. thee," when Kr. Webb replied
"No, I will et where I am." This exesordleary
sane having lasted some minutes, the clerk and eutea
standing op fa front of Yr. Webb, while he ynietly
kept his east, Mr. lilrrow ecolaieed, "Thee I shall
sloth the eeevice,"thd haring uttered • rather keg and
egnideast prayer, he forthwith propounded the bens*
diction and &Armload the 'origination. The serum
thus brought to an untimely and, listed, we an
informed, not more than fire ininutes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

"OUR NOM MIX ruse^

St. Luke's Vretry has taken the lead In testing Um
proudest value of the new Adulteration Aoi. It. first
cute was against • groo r named Genre Brown in
Cantral.strset, London, whose "noted nrizture" at
eightpeoes • pound was discovered by the local analyst,
Dr. Pevy, to omsist of iron filings and ciliVingl.
woody 5,1 e, gritty matter, and other noadesoriptaab-
Manor. The oonneel for the messed took exeeptim to
Dr. Posy's oertigeste as not being in aooordanos with
the Act. It did not state whether the article was
so adulterated LI to be lojurions to health. Yr.
Barker has taken a fortnight to (*polder the objeetion.
Several other oases were adjourned on the same
ground.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

SHRREIOBNL

612 Jogs Powas, ILA; whilst bunting with the
B V. hounds, on Monday, suddenly fasted sway, sad
was taken tato Stook Homo, ths residence of Mrs.
Yeatatan. • medical sectiman was procured. sad It
wits found that Sir John was in a fit. We are glad Is
state that he is recovering.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18

STA LBW DGII.

CHURCHYARD HILARGININT.—Lord Richard Otos-
vector ham gi vas u piece of lead for thia perpont, sad
the exponent ere setintated at £lOO, of which shoat
one-fourth was enbeeribod at • vsetry as Thursday. It
was also decided to take stops to recover the °burgh
bell seat to be re cod over two years ago !
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

WEYMOUTH.

THE 13onotros Itzvaistgvatiog,—lt I. seid that Sir
F. W. Joheatooe, bit, has umepted the nomination of
the Conservative puty as • otodidate for the borough
of Weymouth and 114nembe &es at the next election
of members of parliament. Sir Fraderiek Is DO doubt
• most 'Wag rsprsos.toUv. for the property and
mooted (dams hnlbs borough, and Mr. H. Ilmirde I.
beyond all doubt the werkia• man's friend. EN last
noble pretest to the working men oomeanmsted on
Wednesday of last week Is only ose moos the many
of his poems Om
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

MR. BRIGHT AND Tel BIRMINGHAM
OONBIRVATIVII.

At Birmingham the Ooaservative Woritiog
Mutual Improvement Association bevies Mooted a
mutilation rialating for aviculture' induetry the fell
beatific of free trade prelacies, of oompitosetion for
neelbausted leopronseenta, aird of nameable restrle
Mosta on game presentee a oopy ems forwarded to Mr.
Bright. He acknowledged tbe courtesy in the folio..
lag note . _

"26, Dover•streeit, London, Pub. 28, 1873.
" thaak you foe sendlug the copy of the
ntto whisk your not* refers. There are portions
rith ur
which I entirely agree; there are others In
regard to which I think the mes of tho speaker end
the audience are but so yet partially open. They ' is.
=ea as tams wilklag i' by-sod-bye they will as. more
cleerly.
"II I. plassant to bear of. Melon Improvecneut
Society' among my portion of the Conservative party.
There is great room for improvemeat In the petition
depertment, a.d SOON progress Is err.dently being mode,
Your Wotan,' Kr. Houghice, hoe some views of. very
antiquated chilmaier, but with frequent discussion and
an boost souiklerailon of than I °meet doubt that
you will dimover the truth and be els!. to correct his.
"1 shell be glad at any thus to have reports of the
diemeMeat at year mornings, If you think It well to
mad them to me. I will not forret the resilutioo to
which toe have *Wed my attectlett.—l hat, ter,
rapectfully yours,

"JOBS BLIGHT."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

10113171117 0911LOND.

DllOOllll 01 • B•IOOPHAGOII.—Tbs Rs,. Robert &
Roe *as describes the resent &stormy of a acme sar-
cophagus, or ocf6s, la th• churchyard here :—'' In
dilg a grave for oaf of our oldest and most respected
inhabitants, for whom this particular spot had been
for yotre roserysill ma betas sear her ablatives, at •
depth of about 18 lather from the surfsee • large lit
dons was diatooverod, to which., atreutirm west/idled,
and, iscperdiag from It. appearsami and poultice that It
formed tho roomer el a aosse cello, I bad the earth
carefally anssysted around* and the lid, with • creesils
relief) Ur whole imath of this cover wee fess& me
111 Resit was in tine pieties and barely severed tam
• wilds measures Wt. Sin. in length, sad lilft Si..
wide at tit* bead, sad lit. La. at the foot. The molls
is a massily• ono, Mono, 101 n. loop. a pines
ter Vas bead Wag formed Is It, as is nattel. This earth
had felted its way in at different places, but than was
nothing slow In tbe sofa. with the o:cooties of two
small *see of bone sod • plate of lead, about as large
as • shilling. Th• GOOK Is formed of renglessierea
storm, which, It la suggested. osose from BvssUidge
Leh. I think it probable I..at this 'say have be..
lifted before, although the "eldest Inhabitant" oanoot
remember its* ground ever haviac Men disturbed.
Until ties lest tow 7011111 this WOO a "olurse parish, DO
"foreigner." ever comic( hose to reside, sad no family
braving—laderd the names Childs sad /Voter, In which
half the inhabitant, now &blight, appear on our
registers for more than 300 years, and every family had
Oa own particular burial ground, with which Do dreier
intermoddisid, and this oleic has bean mit arid* for tho
Palm& family from time imrs•moriciL Miceli • story
that a similar radio was found bars many years ago,
and, If so, it was oovisied op oohs, so no trope can be
&boomed of it. At Abbotabury Chore is one, on the
cover of I,lll°o is the figure of • mock, and 1 baileys
.other may be soon In the church at Cense, whilst
their. is • third at Coker, sear YeoriL The one to
which my ammo* refers will be lifted from its bed, and
paced on • large moors in the churchyard, mar the
*a tnico3."