The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-30 00:00:00

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VOl.. XVII.—No. 1,037. DORCHESTP'" PRICE :—STAMPED, 3jid ; UNSTAM!ED,
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PUDDLEHINTON min PUDDLETRENTHIDE, 1 THURSDAY, APRIL ler, 1875. TO THE ELECTORS or THE BOROUW-
DOIRBET. OF BRIDPORT.
Imeortant SALE of most Desirable and Valuable I HURST, MORETON.
1. ICEF:HOLD ESTATES, PUBLIC-HOUSE, and . Fawn-Toy/lamas,
COTTAGF:S, eituate in the above Parishes, and i MR. T. S. MORGAN has received instruc- THE decease of lor
POLICY of ASSURANcE„ I INA. lions from Mr. WM. CIPMS, to SELL by I
ons : AUCTION, on THURSDAY, APRIL lst, 1875, his Ifrratim.
lt SR. J. T. ENSOR has received instrncti
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE,- Con. ment, ay..'
.1.21. loon the Executors of the late Mr. CHARLIS
31Alo, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on sitting of 2 French, 2 Iron, and I Four-post Bedsteads,
141141'. 0-
, Feather Beds, Bolsters and -Pillowslyrs
oN-
WzESI,A the
T, 14th day of Ara 46 1875 at the I -
Waehstands and Ware, Toilet
ANTELOPE HOTEL, HoRCHIRtyIa, at 'Thtft o'clock in . log lableßs
Drawers, Towel Horses, Bedside and -'
the Afternoon, in the folkwing or such other Lots am Beech and Rush-seat Chairs, I)'
may be named at the time of Sale, and subject to such
I IDealroneanl,vl Oak i Talflrii,,,.Core--
conditions as shall then and there be ',minced,
viLls'vr 3.-All that compact Freehold Farm and 30-....,hoeUrF.
S'
Estate
Estate, called The Holcombe Estate," situate in the "7
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Parish of Puddlehinton aforesaid ; comprising two t "
convenient and substantial cottages, with :hew-
granary, stables, cow stalls, and other agri--.
buildings, and 120 acres, 1 rood, and :18 •-•
or hew) of Arable Land, sad in the
Charles Mayo. .
LOT 2. -All that rep--
Estate, Anode i-
sail con" ; wino- •
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PUDDLEHINTON aMO PUDDLETRENTHIDE, THURSDAY, APRIL Ler, 1673.
DORSET.
Itnportant SALE of most Desirable awl Valuable I', DIORra....
I. REEHOLD ESTATES, PCBLIGHOUSE, and
COTTAGES, situate in the above Parishes, and MR- T. S. MORGAN has received instruc-
POLICY of ASS4TRANcE. tire, from Mr. Wm. Cnoes, to SELL by
-ratß. J. T. Eicsoß has received instructions AUCTION, on THURSDAY, APRIL 14,_ 1875, his
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNIT LIRE,-- ('.on.
In.o, to S}:LI, by PUBLIC AUCTION, on
from the Executors of the late slr. CHARM
sslating of 2 French, 2 Iron, and 1 Four-post Bedsteads,
lil
Wzosusii.tv, the 14th day of AraqiulB,7s at the tattreesee, Feather Beds, Bolsters and -Pillows, Drees-
ASTELoPE HOTEL, Doacuvrma, at °Tan& in lug Tables, Washstands and Ware, Toilet Glasse.,
the Afterimon, in the folbwing or such other Lots sa Drawers, Towel Horses, Bedside and other Certain',
may be named at the time of Sale, and subject to such Beech and Rush-seat Chairs, Dresser and She
conditions as shall then and there be produced, ,
1 awl Oak Tables, Corner Cupboards, Fender and
Irons, Washing Tubs, Ironing Board, Mangle, two
I.OT I.—All that compact Freehold Farm and 30-hour Clocks, Carpenter's Bench and Tools, Shoe-
Estate, called "The Holcombe Estate," situate in the maker's Stall and Tools, Violin, Bass Viol, CLuionet,
I'ariel. of Puddlehinton aforesaid ; comprising two and a lot of Kitchen Utensils, 4 Dozen of Flower Pots,
convenient and substantial cottages, with barn a quanusetityalof Gardening and Farming Toois, and many
t Arti di
granary, stables, cow stalls, and other agricultural other
Sale at Two o'clock.
buildings, and 120 acres, 1 rood, and 38 perches more No Reserve as Mr. Crows is leaving for the North of
or loud of Arable Land, and in the occupation a Mr.
Charles Mayo.
LOT 2.—A1l that very desirable Freehold Farm and
Estate, situate in the Paria. h of Puddlehinton afore-
said ; comprising a cottage, farm buildings, yard, and COMBS PLANTATION, BINGHAM'S MELCOMBB.
garden, and 89 acres, 1 rood, and 29 perches (more
or less) of good Arable Land, and in the occupation of
Dlr. Charles Mayo. R. T. ROAN has been
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bot 3. All that Freehold Estate, called " Kiddies," favoured with instructions from
situate in the Parish of Puddletrenthide aforesaid ; BINGHAM, to SELL by AUCTION,
comprising a barn, yard. and orchard, and GO acres, 3 on tdomittr, APSIL 12th, 1875, —A
roods, and 30 perches (more or less) of valuable 'of SPRUCE I.IR and FATS. About
Orchard, Meadow, Pasture. and Arable Land, and in 32 Load of large SPRUCE FIR, and
the ma-up:Won of Mr. .T. F. Roper. , 900 FIR FAGGOTS.
Lor 4. —All that most substantially built and con- The AticrioxEsit begs to notify that the Spruce Fir
venient Freehold Dwelling-house, Garden, and Pre- is of long length and great girth, fit to cut into board;
mimes, known as "The European Inn," together with the Faggots are large, and close to a good road.
two Cottages and Gardens, situate in the Parish of Saha at Two o'clock.
Puddletrenthide aforesaid, in the respective occupa- _ _
tions of Mr. Benger and others. DORCHESTER FARMERS' CLUB.
Lin' 3.-- All that Policy of Assurance for £l3OO. amid
the 22nd day of June, 1849, and granted by the A MEETING will be held at the Ktito's
Standard Life Office on a life now aged about 76, at -L-I- ARMS HOTEL, in this town, on THURSDAY, the
the annual premium of £26 84., together with bmuses 15th day of Arlin., 1875, at 3.30 o'clock p.m., when
amounting to £l7O Is., which have been already the various Officers will be chosen, the accounts
declared, and another bonus will be declared at the audited, and the
end of the present year. ANNUAL DINNER
The above Farms are of a highly productive char- Take place at Four o'clock.
acter, and the Homesteads, Cottages, and Buildings Members and their friends are invited to attend.
belonging to the same in a good state of repair, and Gentlemen intending to Dine are requested to leave
are bounded respectively by lands belonging to the their names at the Hotel by Thursday, the Sth of
Earl of lichester, R. B. Sheridan, Esq.. Wm. Mayo, April.
Req., and the Provost and Fellows of the Colleges of G. J. ANDREWS,
Eton and Winchester, advantageously situated within _ Hon. Sec.
seven miles of the County Town ~,f Dorchester, awl in
the centre of a good sporting district, anil well worth
the attention of those seeking a safe and profitable
investment.
The several Properties may be viewed".. application
to the Trinkets, and further particulars, Plans, and APPOINTMENT OF MEDICAL OFFICER OF
Conditions of Sale may be obtained of HEALTH.
Mr. EDWIN BURNETT,
Solkitor, Dorchester,

Eng- la;ld._

HURST, DIORETON.

MONDAY, APRIL 12rH, 1875.

*Colonel
Quint*

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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH
OF BRIDPORT.

MR. WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYCE,
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, DORCHESTER.
ENGINEER nod ARCHITECT. lIIHE following is the LIST of SUBSCRIP
Orric -
S•tua}war House., Poliomaws; and ' .1. TIONS at present promised in AID. of the
FELLOW-ToWNSHEN, as 1 •
21. tWUTH-STREXT. DORCHESTER.
, FCHUUNRCDH_
THE decease of Mr. THOMAS ALEXANDER
MITCHELL, your late representative in Parlia- A. J. EVANS, ! for RY.STORING HOLY TRINITY
E s. (1. I
I Churchill, Wee— 150 n 0
ment, and who always manifested a deep interest in Monist awl Druggist, . Churchill, Nies H. 150 0 0
the welfare and prosperity of Bridport and ::f :611 its
inhabitants, having occasioned a vacancy in the repre- -11“,;H EUT____7"Tazrri, DoIiCHIMTZE- 1 Williams, Mr. II
00
00
; Messrs. It. and H.
sentation of your borough, on the invitation of many EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH PILLS 1 Williams A ca. 100 0 0
Afford itantanes relief and speedily
local friends I am induced to offer myself as a cam!". 1 Sturt, Mr. H. C.,
nsou, cure , 111.1' ~.,
_„. 100 00
date for the honourable position so long occupied by an lung affections. In boxes 7id, Is• lid. i BrinM;r• Mr. W.
your late member. and 2a. 9d. each. I
--!'-' 11'4'. 74r1 4 1:: 3 3
Having been born and educated in Bridport, and ---------- ---
ever since been closely connected with it by business
relations and many social and family ties, I feel it is
not as a stranger that I have now to address you in
soliciting your suffrages and support; in fact, while
chiefly resident at a distance from our town, and only
visiting it from time to time, I have never ceased to
regard it, I may truly say, with the familiar feelings
of "home."

Early in life it was, as is well known to many
among you, that I came to reside in London, and I
have worked my way up to what I hope I may term
the creditable position which I have long held as an
active member of this vast and busy community, and
more recently as a public man.

In my opinion, at all events in the early future,
legislation of an extreme or spaamodic character should
be avoided, because I believe that after the changes
which have been effected within the last few years,
the country, as has been well said, now "needs rest;"
and that a period of greater quietude will tend largely
to promote the real and permanent interests of the
nation. But in thus expressing myself, however, I
would not by any means be understood as approving
inaction ; on the contrary, I believe that much legis-
lation of an ameliorative, improving, and beneficial
nature is, and will continue to be, urgently required,
and I would therefore earnestly and zealously do
all in my power to twist in affecting it. It would not
be in accordance with the principles by which I have
hitherto been guided, to render a blind or indiscri-
minate support under any circnmstances. I value the
right of forming an opinion to the best of my ability
on every subject, and of acting upon it, far too highly
to admit of my allowing myself to be influenced to
that extent. I have no such intention. In all cases I
should endeavour to vote conscientiously and inde-
pendently, and all measures that should appear to Inc
to be for the public weal, whether general or local, ,
and emanating from whatever quarter they might,
would receive my decided and strenuous support.
Having received at the hands of the citizens of
London the honours which it rests with them to
confer, having also, on the completi of my term of
office as Sheriff for London and Middlesex, received
from Her Majesty a mark of her most gracious favour,
I assure you that to be honoured by you by your elect-
ing me to represent my native town, the Borough of
Bridport in the British House of Commons would be
the attainment of the object of my highest ambition—
the "crowning point in a lengthened and somewhat
arduous career.
Should I attain to the position to which I thus
venture to aspire, no efforts shall be wanting on my
part to fulfil aright and to your satisfaction the im-
portant and responsible duties which will thereby be
devolved on me, and particularly as respects every
matter relating to the local interests of the constitu-
ency, generally and individually.
It is my intention to be at Bridport without delay,
when I shall have other opportunities of offering to
you such further explanation of my views as you limy
desire.

EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH LOZENGES.
An agreeable remedy for astbnia, bronchitis,
shortness of breath, ac. In boxes 7ed. and
Is. 14d. each.

EVANS'S INFANTS' CARMINATIVE
Safely and effectually soothes young children
when teething restless at night, or guffering
from any infantile disorder. In bottles 70.,
15d., and 2s. 'M. each.

EVANS'S HEAL-ALL
A moat eifiLncious remedy far Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Face-ache, Chilblains, dm. In
bottles 1. 111 and 2a. 9d. each.

EVANS'S NEURALGIC PILLS.
Immediately relieve and 9uickly cure the most
severe cases of Neuralgia and Pains in the
face and head. In boxes Md., Is. Ihd., and
2s. 9d. each. ,

EtiOn7

ErneSt. Rev. H. too 0
1/avis. Mr. Robert 100 0
Hawkins, Dr. ... 50 0
Henning. Colonel 50 0
A. ... ... 50 0
PI:WM Mr. IL ... 30 0
Buller. Lady M.— 20 5
Rivers, Lord 0
Sturt, Colonel ... 25 0
Middleton, Mr. if.
5.250
Burnett, Mr. E.... 25 0
Hodges, Mr. J. P.,
Juu. 25 0
Pope, Mr. Edwin 25 0
25 0
Dr. Dm w, proceeds
of Lecture ... 21 2 0
Boucher, Rev. IL 21 0
Moyer, Mr. J.,
51.1'. ... ... 21 0 0
Pattison, Mrs ... 21 0 0
Hawkins, Mrs. ... 20 U 0
Coombs. Mims ... 0 0
, Davis, Miss . 20 00
Kinderebrh. Mr
F.. . . ... 20 0 0
Page, 51iss ... 20 0
Thornton, Mr. R. 20 0 ii
Aldndge, Dr. ... 20 0
Bishop of Solis-
. bury ... 20 0 0
Anonymous, J.... 15 0 0
Lambert. Mr. W. 10 1 0
Lock, Mr. A. H. 101 0
'lodges. Mr. J. Ir. 10 0
Wallis, Mr. J. ... 10 0
Dane. Mrs. ... 10 0
Parsons, Mr. C.... 10 0
Stone. Mrs. ... 10 0
Tudor, Mr. John 10 0
Bankes,RevrAdon 10 0 V
Lyon, Major ... 10 U 0
Kii.dersley, Sir R.
T. ... 10 0 0,
Sanderson. Mn... 10 0 01
4:nsm, Mrs. ... 10 0 0
Ilaker,ltes.Talbot 10 0 0
I Wood. Mrs. and

5 e.
Hawkins, Mr. G. 5 0 0
!Am:, Mr. H. ... 5 0 0
Miles. Mr. J. ... 5 0 0
Farrer, Mr. 0. W. 5
Glyn, Rev. C. ... 5
Hodges, Rev. Dr. 5
Smi th. Mr. Boyton 5
Smith, Dr. ... 5
Sparks, Mr. W.. . 5
Ravenhill, Mr. R. 5
Itocwra, Mr. J... 5
Henning. Mrs. C. 5
Smith, Rev. B. 5
Pantor, Mrs. ... 5
Thring. Mrs. ... 5 .
Unpahart,lter.W. r
Anonymous, P....
Manse), Mr. A....
Hodges, Mr. H....
Holland, Mr. F....
Atkina,Mr. Alfred
Kest, Captain ...
Aliddleton, Miss...
Lom,sman, Messi
Chapman, Mr. K. 5
Mikis, Ur. J. ... 5
Filliter, Mean.— 3
Michel, Mrs. ... 3
Rodgett, Mr. ... 3 1
Illissett, Miss ... 3
Trarey, Rev. F. F. 2
Williams, Mr. J.
Williams, Mr.
Robert, Jun. ... 2
Drs, Ur. J. S.
W. K. M.P. ... 2
Leigh. Major ... 5
Hayman, Mr. ... 2
Barnes. Mr. 11. 2
Guy &Son Messrs. 2
Sly, Mr. J. ... 2
Hulae,Sir F.., Bart. 2
Homey, Mr. ... 2
Case, Mr. IL ... 2
Saunders,* Jacob
Janvrin, Rev. J.
Sealey, Miss ... 2
Rooks, Rev. J. I'.
Itrown. Widow... 1
Voss. Mrs. ...
Ilankey, Rev. M.
Burt, 4r. C.
Lucas, Mr. G. ...
Holland. Mr. ...
Ablwortli, Mr. ...
Ka-rone,e, Mr. E.
Gr....a. Rev. J. ...
F:o.or and Co.,
Messrs.... ...
Itarge, Miss ...
Evaw:, Mr..... 0 0
Ilnwklehank,Miss
Voss, Mr. . 0 0
I hinsey, Mrs. ... II 0
I %ilrraft, Mr. J. ll U 0
I.ov,de.s, Mr... 0
',minim, Mr 0 0
Barnes. Rev. K. 0 0
Ilayne. Mrs. 1L... 0 II
Small Sums ... 17 0

(ZUTTONS' NEW ESSAY—" PERMANENT
PASTURES.- prim Is., post free.
• "Without exception it is ore of the
by most practical Essays ever penned,
and should be in the hands of every
Mr. M. H. Agriculturist." Counties'
Herold.
SmoN, "If you want to grow the right sorts of
plants, you must sow the right sort., of
F.R.A.S., 'wells, and you cannot do bettor than
read Mr. Sutton's paper on laying
&c. down grass, which yon will ret by
sending to Reading." -Agrictitural
I;ozdte.
"I do not know of anything to smal
it.- - Professor linekinan.

WIMBORNE AND CRANBOUNE UNION.

RURAL SANITAR Y AUTHORITY.

Miss 10 0 01
Maher. Mr. G. ... 10 0 0 ,
Pope, Mr. A. ... 10 0 0
Mayo, Mr. IL ... 10
Bond, Rev. N. ... 10 0 0
Hall. Mr. 11. ... 5 5 Ii
Davi., Mr. John 5 5 to
Ikon!, Mr. N. ... 5 5
Drove., Mr. ... 5 5 to
hock, Mr. F. .. 5 5 0 ,
Pormiter, Mrs. 5 0 II
Ilazel, Mr. ... 5 0 0,
Anonymous ... 5 0 0
Wilktnson,Lieut.•
Col. 5 0 0

Or to the A rimos KEIL
WWI FebroAry, 1875.

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IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the
lIA Rural Sanitary Authority of the Wimborne and
Cranborne Union, will at their meeting to be held at
the Womotocsit, on lonimtv, the 9th day of APRIL,
DORCHESTER HORS O E REPOSITORY, 11475 proceed to the appointment of a 3IEDICA.L
TRINITY STREET. rg of HEALTH for the whole Union, corn.
MR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that his pris' inc 26 Parishes, with an area of 81,163 acres, and
next SALE of HORSES will be held on a population of 17,:eXt
B.%Trltiuy, Arm 10th, 1875, at the New and The Salary will be Eno per annum to include all
Spacious llr.poelTosi, TRINITY .nTREET, where ever' travelling and other expense*.
mamininmlation for Homer' of all descriptions is The appointment will in the first instance be made
provided, for one year.
The duties will be those set forth in the order of the
. . . _

Bay Gelding, six years, 15.2, quiet to ride, a good Local Government Board, dated the 11th day of
hunter November, 1872, and such other orders and regulations
hey Mare, mix years, 14.1, quiet to ride or drive 'as may from time to time be issued by the said Board
Bay Mare, 15.2. quiet in harness under the Sanitary Acts.
Brown Pony, five years, 13.2, quiet to ride or Candidates for the appointment must be legally
drive I ualified Medical Practitioner'', registered under the
2 Useful Cart Horses, good workers • Act, 18.58, and must, if required, produce their
Black Cart Mare, in -foal I diploma', certificates, or licenses to the Sanitary
Sale at Two o'clock. I Authority.
Early Entries are solicited. Applications with testimonials endorsed "Medical
Dorchester, March 16th, 1875. Officer of Health," to be sent to me on or before the
Bth day of APRIL, 1875.
UPWEY, DORCHESTER. Candidates will be written to if required to attend
MIL J. T. ENSOR has received instructions the Sanitary Board on the day of election.
from the Trustee acting under the Will of the By order,
late Mr. Jous Denims to SELI. by AUCTION, at FRANK H. TANNER,
the ASTED.re I.IOTFA., DORCHVTER, on WEDNESDAY, I Clerk to the Sanitary Authority.
APRIL 14th, 1875, at Five o'clock (unless previously Dated this 27th day ef March, 1876.
disposed of by Private Contract, of which flue notice
will be given,—All those well built and Desirable RESTORATION AND ENLARGEMENT OF
COPYHOLD DWELLINGHOUSES,withGardena HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, DORCHESTER.
and suitable Moe', known as "Nos. 1 and 2, Elwe'l=
phwe," Upwey ; and also all that conveniently situated Dueler the Patronage of the Worshipful the Mace
FICEEHDLD Piece of LAND adjoining, on which is and Mn. Bunnerr.
erected a good Coach-house and Stable subject to
such Conditions as shall be produced at tin
Sale, and \ AMATEUR MORNING and EVENING
In the following Lots, viz. : CONCERTS of Vocal mid Instrumental music
JAY!' I. All that Copyhold Dwelling-house, Garden, I (Sacred and Secular), will be given at the Cons
and Premises, No. 1, Elwell.place, now occupied by EXCHANGE, DOSCHIATILI, in aid of the above object,
Mr. Bowslitch, as a yearly tenant. on Tneasoar Moxelec, APRIL Ist, and FIUDAT
LOT 2. —All that Copyhold Dwelling-house, Garden, EVINING, APRIL 2nd, 1875.
and Premises, No. 2, Elwell-place, now occupied by In addition to Members of the Dorchester Vocal
Mrs. Harris, AS a yearly tenant. Association and Holy Trinity Choir, the following
LOT 2. —All that Freehold piece of Land, contain- Ladies and Gentlemen have kindly consented to give
in.,- about 12 perches, with the coach-house and stable their services.
thereon, now also occupied by Mr. Bowditch, adjoining
Lot 1, and at present connected therewith by a door-
way, which may cosily be wallet up, thus converting
the Lot into a separate property, with an entrance at
the east end of it.
The above Properties are in a good state of repair,
and the Sale presents a capital opportunity for pur-
chase to any one 'seeking houses in this charming
locality, either for occupation or investment- Lots 1
sun' 2 are copyhold of inheritance of the Manor of
Wyke Regis and Elwell, and, being subject only to
an annual Quit Rent of Is. Okl., and to a relief of
51. &I. on alienation, may, in point of value, be
regarded :IA Freehold. It is proposed to apportion
the quit rent by putting 6id. on Lit 1, and &I. on Lot
2; and to apportion the relief equally between the two
lots.
The several Properties may be viewed by permission
of the Tenants, and further particulars may be
obtaine, I of the Averminuts, South-street, = ;
or of Mr. W. Denmes, Durngate-street. ;
or of Messrs. Wmrr and ifarir-Wiruit, Solicitors,
Market-street, Pie&

IZXT EXTRIV4 :

Dorchester

Dorcbe!ter

RODWELL, WEYMOUTH.
Itif R. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
instructions from Mr. Rongicra, to SELL by
AUCTION, on FRIDAY. APRIL 2nd, 1875, the follow-
ing HAY RICKS, which comprise :
Rick of Hay on Long Hill, Rodwell, about 15
tons
Ditto on Long Hill, Halvell, about 9 tons
Ditto near Cuckhold's Drove, about 12 tons
Ditto near ditto about 12 tons
Ditto ditto ditto about 13 tons
The sale will be held at Long Hill at Three o'clock
in the afternoon.
The Hay is well made from good quality dry Meadow
Land, and is taunted favourably for removal.

•
CHARLES MAYO, DECEASED.
A LL PERSI)NB having CLAIMS against
.11. the Estate of CHARLES MAYO, late of Puddle-
hinton, in the County of Dona, Gentleman, deceased,
are re.(liested to send particular. thereof to me,
El )W I N BC RN ETT, Solicitor, of Dorchester. in the
said County, and all Persons INDEBTED to the said
Estate arc require.l to pay the mune to me forthwith.
Dated the 15th day of March. 18n.
P:DWIN BITRNETT,
Solicitor for the Executors.

DORSET FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
MBE ANNUAL MEETING will be held
at I'I'DDLCI,WN on Emernit THITILIMAT, APRIL
11475., the President, Sir E. B. BA.KER, Bart., in
the ('hair. . . . . .

The Membere will meet at the Schoolroom at 11
o'clock to go in procession to Church.
'file Annual M. eting will take plate at One o'clock
in the Schoolroom.
Dinner at Three.

VOCALISM:
Mn. RAWIDL I Mr. T. M. Moaoan.
Mrs. A. MAxam- I Mr. A. Z. Fauna,
!ii as M. PARMITEIL I
Ma. SHAW. 102nd. Fusiliers.
Mrs. REGINALD SMITH. I Mr. TAYLOR, R.H.A.
INSTRUMENTALISM :
CoL WILKINSoN, lit Violin.
Mr. A. Z. PALMER (102nd. Fusiliers), 2nd Violin.
HERE LUACHWITZ, 2nd Violin.
Mr. H. D. Sins, Viola.
Rev. A. D. MOZLEY, Violineello.
Private SEDLAGEK (102nd Fusiliers), Flute.
Mn. ALDWORTH, Harp.
Mn. J. F. Holman,
Miss . Hoan),
Miss 11. Pmuirru, 1
E m
Piano.
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Mn A MANsiu,
Mrs. SHAWL )
Mr. T. M. fORGAN, MarMOiliHM.

Doors open on Thursday', at 2.30 p.m., to commence
at 3 p.m. ; on Friday at 7.30 p.m., to commence at
Eight p.m.
HoIiNING CONCKRT:—ReIIei-Ved Seats, ss. ; Second
Seats, 3s. ; Family Tickets to admit Four to Reserved
Seats only, 17s. 6&
EVINING CONClRT:—Reserved Seats, 3..; Second
Seats, 2s. ; Back Seats, Is.; Family Ticket' to admit
Four to Reserved Seats only, 10s. 6d.
Programmes and Tickets may be obtained after the
23rd inst., of Mr. H. Lisa, County House, where
plans of the Room may be seen.
JAMES F. HANNAH,
UPHOLSTERER, CA BIN ET MAKER. DECORATOR,
HOUSE AGENT, sad UNDERTAKER,
DORCHESTER.

ATH AND WEST OF
ENGLAND SOCIETY
tablished 1777), and
UTH ERN COUNTIES
iSOCIATION.
CROYDON MEETING, MAT
1, .1114 F I, 2, Jan.) 4, 1875.
ENTRIES of LIVE STOCK,
IMPLEMENTS and ARTS
.dooe APRIL 7th; POULTRY,
MAT 4th.
JOSIAH GOODWIN,
Secretiry.
4, Terrace Walk, Bath.

PAPER- II A till 1 N B.
10,000 Pim*. in Stock, from dd. per piece of 12 yards.
Pattern Books, from all the Beet Makers, both
Englieh and French.

NEW DESIGNS for ROOM DECORATION&

BLINDS
Of every Description. for Inside and Outside.

CORNICES •ND CORNICE POLES
With all the Wed Improvements.

A New and Choice Balection_of

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DAMASKS, REPS, OILSTONES, DIMITIES, and
CHINTZES.

Agent for
PANTS PATENT FELT= FABRICS,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
BED FURNITURE,
WALL PAPERS, &c.

J.F.11. be to call particular attention to this Novel,
-Handsome, and (leap Material.
AN EARLY INSPECTION RISPECTVULLY SOLICITED.

CARPETS.
A New and Choice Selection of
TURKEY, AXMINSTER. VELVET PILE,
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRYS, KIDDERS, and
FELTS.

c;!&,:(
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF
ENGLAND.

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BRUSSELS, from 2s. ed. per yard.
Oilcloths, Mats, tatting, Linoleum, Cork Carpet,
tee., of every sort, wild', and pattern.

FURNI TITRE.
The Best and Largest S:ock in the County
YOR MANSION 01 COTTAGE.
BED-ROOM SUITS from £3.
POLISHED PINE SUITS.
GOODS SUPPLIED dr ANY CATALOGUE PRICES.
.1111 IN ET, PIM, AND CONSOLE GLASSES.

I have the honour to be,
Fellow-Townsmen,
Your most obedient servant,
CHARLES WHETHA.M.
52, Gordon Square, London, March 90, 1875.

CROSBE it BLACKWELL'S

PURE MALT VINEGAR,

TAUNTON MEETING, 1875.

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BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
These Show-rooms contain Bedsteads of Wood,
Brass, and Iron of every wrt, size, and quality, and
fitted up with Bedding and Furniture complete.
SPRING MATTRESSES IN ALL SIZES.

Of uniform strength and flavour, which was

awarded a special

STOCK and IMPLEMENT PRIZE SHEETS
are now ready, and will be forwarded on application to
K M. JENKINS, S.eantau.
12, Hanover Square, Leaden, W.
WANTED, two CART 4 ERS, with a boy
eaeb preferred, to go into Hannoehirc_A,
to Mr. Wif, rAcu., Puddlatown, Eforckeraer.

THE HEAVIEST ROOT CROPS are
obtained by sowing
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PRIZE STOCKS of FARM
/ SEEDS, which are acknowle.hml to be uprior
to all °them For full particulars we

‘,ZIUTTONS. FARMERS' YEAR 1300 K ANID
0 I :RAZ! NIANVAL, mita' I{ Releral
coloured Plide4 and Etigrminge. with a comilete
Calendar of Farming Operations. Price 6d poet ree.

SUTTON AND SONS,
THE QUEEN'S SEEDSMEN, READING,
BERKS.

PECI AL NOTICE To AGRICULTURAL
LABoUREIN AND FEMALE DOMESTIC
EEIWANTs.

FREE PASSAGES
TO
QITEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA,
Are granted to A:nieultural Labourers and Female

Servant.,

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No undertaking for repayment of cost of passage
required.
Assisted Pas.sages granted to Mechanics and other
eligible persons.
There is a great demand for labour in the Colony at
good Wagerl.
A Surgeon-Superintendent, and Permanent Matron
acconmany each ship.
Each family ha, a separate sleeping compartment.
On areiein,f in tip. Volony pamengers are received
into the I:oven ..... Home.
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CIO Land Order il'arrantA pr Adult issued to persolui
pooioylA ir arra MI pllls4,lfr.
Appointetl Agent for Dorchester. Mr. H. TANG,
rotmty House Itriport, Mrs. HANNAH PRINCE ;
Shaftesbury, Mr. JoHN BEsNErr; Dlaudford, Mr.
Hvaty

EVANS'S BALLS FOR DOGS.
rhysic, Distemper, Tonic, Alterative Worm
BAN, Ike. Must efficient and certain:

EVANS'S DETERGENT LOTION,
For Mange and other Skin diseases in Dolls.
In bottles IL. Is. fid., and 20. fid. each.
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MONS. LEI'S, Dental Surgeon and Manu-
facturer of Artificial Teeth.
To be consulted at home, No. 5, St. Thomasatreet,
Weymouth, every day, Thursday and Saturday after-
noons excepted.
on Thursdays he may be consulted at Mr.
WHEATLEY'S, Bootmaker, High.atreet, Poole, from
2to 4 p.m. On Saturdays, at Air. WooLwrox's, Con.
feetjener, Cornhill, Dorchester, from 2 to 4 p.m.

NEW ZIALAND.—The GOVERNMENT
of NEW ZEALAND GRANT FREE
PASSAGES TO DAIRY WOMEN & DOMESTIC
SERVANT:4. The Emigranta are placed, during the
mmeage, in charge of Matrons, and on arrival they are
maintained, at the Emigration Barracks, until they
meet with engagements. Competent Servants can
obtain comfortable situations at good wages --Apply
rsonsily or by letter to the Agent-General for New
Cguid, 7, Westminster Chambers, Victoria-street,
I .ondon. S.W.
AGore—W, G BEYER. South-atreet Dorchester.
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BUY RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE, IN
SQUARES.
It is used by the RICHEST,

queensland Government Office,
32, 'harinf Crow'. London.

FREE EMIGRATION TO NEW

ZEALAND.
FREE PASOAGEB
ARE C.RUCTED DT THE
GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND
u under:—
To Married and Single Agricultural Labourers,
Navvies, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Mechanics, ;
also to
SINGLE FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS,
As Cooks, Housemaids, Nurses, General Servants
Dairymaids, kc.
For terms and conditions apply personally, or by
letter, to the Agent-General for New Zealand, 7,
Westminster Chambers, London, S.W.
The NEW OFFICIAL HANDBOOK OF NEW
ZEALAND is now reisly and mar be obtained on
application to Messrs. STREET, 30, flornhill, KC., and
5, Serle-street, W.C., London. Price Is. 6d., post
free, Is. lid.
Aoeitr7W. G. BRYER. South-street, Dorchester.
;-*, EMPLOYMENT IN AMERICA.
ERSONS closirinF EMPLOYMENT IN
1 the UNITED STAVES or CANADA can learn
on l'ernwn A;.+ nali.ns, •I. rat,. t,f wnen.(rhieh in wilomia
MA). Ps-es:. • rev, ,nd her MSc particuisn.
P.mphlevg, ei,cular., RR, icre on rvesipt of two
amain.

•• AMERTA AS IT
A vobtme of ollicbal information 11, 4111 terry part of the Coiled
Sta•eo, Wage., he.. Price diapeaa 1,..t free —Apply to Ram is
Kuhn. U•titnt States and Qom ton Ernicra•itm and B•tik•ng
Agency. SC. INte-Sur• Creel. 1,, 1...‘
STARATiiIANIEL
werAT EsT)sT
1%7.. STEAMERS.-- LIVEItroOL to NEW
.• - - YORK every YU CILIOAY. QUEENS-
TOWN every FRIDAY; forwarliec Passengers to all parts
of .be Uoite.l State. met Canada.
The well-known hot 31 .ii Steamers of Mi. lan mil a. undo :
BALTIC ........ ....... lot April.
12E1'1'111AI! . ..... ............ Tot:lmmo% sth April.
BRITANNIC . . . . Titensictr, 15th MyrlL
AIntIATIC . Tittle:DAV. 22nd April.
CELTIC ..... ......... ........ . . .... TiteRSDAY, :Nth April.
Fact, SOOl loos • •rden Asa 1.000 tio• ta•oer. Avera.:e
Paamgeh day. ia a comer. ol.uiyn to Winter.
Them new mot i endid Ve..elo redo-0 the teame to the
toeslble UM., awl after! to Pm-ens:ere the hillbeW
leen e of comfor.•.it erto attainable it ma
The Steerage orrommodallon i.t•fthe very hicheat ohanerr,
Ike room, are mosually opacion., well lightesi, ventilated. /Intl
warmed. on•l pmengern of this claw will Sod their comfort
, conicity atu•lletri
Unlimited auopy of Cooked Proritionn.
' Medics! comfort. free •4 chance
Stanaieases MSc...nice to attend the Women and Children.
Steerage Fore to New York. Bosom, or Phils•lelphia. a. low
art by any other Line.
Pamengere baked throuch to all arta of States. Cantata,
Ac.. at •pecial
Drafts Is out on No.. York for sum, ont etc.-edit% £lO free.
For full particularo al.ply to any of the While Star Memo;
to JANOS Soot tot co. Queen•town; or to ISIIAY, 'NEIL,
AND CO.. ,34 Lsoletthall.trest. E.C.
atiIkINTATIONALYOILtKINE TO NEW
lARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT.
NOTICE —Thu. Ca...poly takes the Klatt of !aerobe. (up to
t 100.000), i each t 1 it. Varela. t boa eivinc Pas enccrs the
bat papal. guarantee for misty and sAnulspee of danger at
The maccoutherly roots hu talem. been adopted by this
Pompom). II avoid 10e Ai Headland.
From I.ireerom. to New YORK every WEDNESDAY. and
every alternate Fitt DAY to Ita4rom end New YoRK.
FROII LIVERPOOL To NEW YORK ss follomm :
EGYPT WEDNESDAY. 7th April.
TIIE ERN WEDNIDIDAY, 14th April.
ENtiLAN ... , ........... .W1T1N1.7,111/11, 2lbt April.
To Booroe and New YORK.
EltIN
limns Lae......00...1t:......R.0.w Y..or..sl.l;:f:ortpagtll7l.thliyikithi'riALp.6l.
UOLLAND
DENMARK ... , _ . StTUROIY. 17th ApriL

Zarui—ot-Wirit7e, IV, 12 15,and 17 G ......... ; lfrtttrla lICkUI, 26
Guineas thin cumf at of eIIIGIUOR IA nutting aye:tally net-
ahlered. the WC mit dation twins 1111.11rirtAre I for nese, Pah%
and veutil glom. Sul:rase Ears £6 Oi , includirs an &tomatoes
of Forat Pr 'vision* Ihuncoecuri forstraca fr 111 Now York to
Quebec, 11. ton. Floladelohla. and Iltltlntorc, without extra
large. CbelLio Th•,eiela 11,...1111.0 to all the principal Towns
in Canada and the Coiled State,
For Patiotsa itiftlt tu. T•iE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY (Limited 23, Sitterwireet, Liverpool
&mows, and Co., Agent., 33. Graft...bunch. met. London ; or
to Romeo M. WV. Auclon Mart, Uriap at ; Gamow F.
11171110eD, South-scoot. Crewiterna ; J•ims WAR, Martock,
Smarter% ; or to A. 11. VICAR e, Wed luity-roa I. 1'.., In.
Passenger* are striae I to ase-too t stir Paroaces from Om
Local Agent. I.elore 'melee hoot*.

On account of its BEAUTY,

And by the POOREST,

A LLAN LINE.
SHORTEST
OCEAN PASSAGE
.TO AMERICA.
-sj Compact' of Twlpty.
• First-Clam Kora AM

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SAILING DAYS—from LIVERPOOL, every TUESDAY and
THERSDAY to CANAD.t, and mei*. ALTERNATE WES-
DAY ta HALIFAX Old BALTIMORE. lOrWll,Enir maommrn
on cary terms to all parts of CANADA and the FNITFE.
STATES.
Suwon and Stneanlessee proyldul froc for all claw* of
Pansimgcre.
Nommen who secure their 114.9.4 hefore Towel; home
Aft met at the Itaway Statioo Lfterpo.ol hy an miminted
Agent.of tbe.Coimany, who takes charge of them until the

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go oh 'Nan' the St:miner Wanlns
FOr KM, of i•revt,t or pwittge, Apply to ALLA 4
snit Co Mex..t. ungs
Boik, JOINS-Afort, Liverpool : of t
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E. Hwy/Nitta, 41, :Ugh Eattt-strect, Dorchester : J. ANUIDJON,
Mk EeMkmzeee, Weymouth; IL IL MANN, 5W1AX1174411706
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England.

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