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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

A FAMILY SCANDAL.

A remarkable "oextelal," which promises to furnish an
intermelng wain II 10 Ea,tera rouses celebr,.. to .1
'flirt ete lmlb kd Investigskon in Consantinople.
110 the &nth, even a year ago, if a well-knouts IlUsh
Amin kr, • te. had a couplv of yaws before noirrt di widow a
rnl ml youngur then himself, ha eone-in.law, his poincipsi
beim, niuld old), to the I' grad witonlohmeni, And some RA,OOO
worth of property. !Mt ,4 010,000 which he had powwowed. All
trace had ilimappeard, and .1..! an Its, the dec &sod
•ho had 110,, 111(101 it, his corilklence. The deceased's Mums
was very short, ant he had only ene medical attend !nt, a
doctor el hi, own faith, who, as well es the wife, excluded al
manlier. of the pal Is family from ranks hot; Lod Aso
declined to hold a comultelion with other pratltioners. After
the death the widow, who had storeys " gsy" tendencia and
seem% notwithstanding a weal le personal &feet, to have had
suns, menhir potter el lamina oe, launched out In a Baby
st) le of living, and her two no,, by her Ann marriage, •ho
had no pinto" weans, ales distinguished themselves by their
profane expenillturn The mini e.tivietion an (oh. mouree
el this wcalth ••• always strung in the minds of the deceased'
timely, but ell their clone fatal to discover any Irma Only
*o.)-Indy th otapicions met sad tionlinn.tion in • very
singular say. The It servJat suddenly reappeered in Com
etatiUseipk, smi ,5. tot that ht had received if. 970 from the
whim. and her ions t leave the espial and remain In actuate)
In the Int!. dor. me time sun he lot one et his son., and
• 1-hisi • nrea.h two others followed, and the survtring one
was also talk. 11. Regarding this as. Nave punieltment, he
hastened I, c .me to limiter." the family of his old ni.eter to
se •ti his es uf mean no al otonement which might isve the
life of his remaion g cliii. Tb. widow's hill wen: at once
!monomial hot re the eaten i h, and alter undenpdng ea
, In. err. gat ,ry seiarately, the y.,unger one, being inherited, it
I. oath that Id. hr • h,. hit already colifeaMl (wh,Ch t not
the tact), tool., full disclosure an raped.; the splitting away
of dm bulk of the iiruperty.— Lerma Ti,....
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

THI
.11Ai300i MID.

Thia matter waa kit to the committa• previously
sppoiutod.

The seal was affixed to Mr. Wealthily's contract No. 8.
The Mayor said it would he *anted out at ow*.
There was a brief eourersation reopening the Gam
Company's application to tine Board of Trade, but
nothwg was done.
In refereoce to the partial trubmergenoe of the Park,
a letter wei reed from 81r Job. Coode, sta lag there
woold be no reeurrence of the ovsefhw wheat the pa.
manent tide d.p wag In operat on.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

PORTLAND.

EASTOX AND CRUEOIt Bun RAILWAY.—The Doren
ad ocoopitro eertolu Walt uo too Ilia mita r 1 for
the ohm rAllear hove :co iveti notice to ilvd up poi.
the Wei, u lb. railway le to ba oompleted
forthwith.

1111•114VID1Flit or ILIA NAVAL CADETte (tROUND.—
ineumere b..., bet n employed hurre)ilig this grunr,l,
and outiv.ole are to tee put to work there, to recta**
the ground to a ptifitet level, so tbat it may Ito beLer
adapted fcr orloket and other games.
Tas CAL3IA/10'a CARGO.-41 quantity of es,ks of
a have been got out aWe vu .tl, with little or no
damage. Pert was taken to Weymouth In barges, and
whoa abs tide did not miles for tha., the en,Ar wait
landed on the beach at Portland. It is said to be of
very fine quality.
Too MCCA OV • GOOD TDING.—Gow many oyutr.
sue oos sat? A Portlauder tract' to find out, and gob
down 40. But for Dr. McLean he would never bras
'Ws aa: awe. LIN wales boom Ulm the althUe ol
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

LATEBT NEWS.

REVIEW OF THE 0011 N THAD&

The wheat trade was sharosterised by armies last
wee& Although the demand was not active, logileh
wheat vu unaltered in value, but some foreign dee:di-
ttos'. realised en ocoludonal advance. Farmers do-
-
liveriee as unial Wore rot, moderate, owing to field
work obidy &bombing attraction. only 3 747
quarters rt wheat being ',avert d, but the (°"11°
euppy weeded thirty-fur thousand quarters. We
YOWL now be prepared for a diminution in oar
noel* from abroad. The oloelog of the Cmal
tiow of the United States is near at head, sad h wil
11'4 be leee b•for• tlwro rtl tv, • ornwatlon of the
shipments from the Bahia and Blast Bea porta until
hi" Wind oono °mutt, we may esPeot, thee with
la.ktwael *mine forward less freely, &mums will he
the feature of the trade. The 4nantite el wheat
low on Quelige to the United Logdont is about nee
=Won six hundred theaund quarter% or about atty
thousand quarters las than that afloat this timelast
year. To-day wheat a
nd bulgy was Arm, and both
ruainir and distilling realised extreme es
Malse advanced oh ,at one shillirg. Oats were sold at
fully late ates. 11. ans end Pas rou prime and one
and ' Floor was gnu and unaltered.

7dipance._.

MARK-LANK, Tule DAP.

English wheat 9,1 d slowly. tat et the fell prices of
Monday 1991; the ooly (Mato to figure. nes an
advance of on• fibiillog in Australian. Barley, btal9,,
and o.ts Two as dear. Bowie One Shilling higher.
PesO unaltor.d. Flour firm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY MEETINGS,

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IkelllllooV : Cattle Show, Monday, Dec. 14.
Dinner at the Red Lion hotel, Mr. Gortrd Sloe.
li.P , In the chair.
lirminurerna: Annual Mmittng, Wednesday, D. 3rd.
Dinner at the Drown lan, Mr. Marwood M. Yeatatan
presiding.
Eimirnltontra : Annan/ Show, Themds,v Dm. 4th. Dinner at the Dishy hotel, the lion. W. H. B. Port-
man. M.P., President,
YeOVIL : Annual Cattle Show, Friday, Dee lib.
Dinner at lb. Town-halt, libjir Paget, M.P., in the
ohair.
Ormanocian : Annual Rthibition, Woodsy, D 813.
Dieeer at the South-Western hotel, Mr. Gerard
Situ*, M.P., presiding.
Barrow: Anneal Show, Thandar, Dot. Mk planer
at the Welltegtoo hotel, (Sept.& Ernst in the @hair.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

M 1 LTON ABBAS.

TIMPRIANCIL —PT p—u-t;111; iii—ee—t7i4P. WIN bola In the
W.eleyan Chapel hero on Thursday evenlos, under the
presidency of Mr. S. Morris, of Stiokland, who, together
with the other members of the honorary deputation of
the Dorset Tcuperaoce Atsoolation, from the same
plea., namely Mr. 0. Taman and Mr. J. W. Barnett,
delivered enitable addresses on the subject of Total
Abettor/owl from the uart of lutoxicatiug Ilquora Mr.
Bartlett of Blandford, also 14dr:sewed the meeting,
urging the necessity of renewed action in that locality,
and that forthwith The following resolution wee
prepaid by Mr. Chaffey, and seoondod by Mr. K n.rs-
bury, cud carded unanimously :—" That this m.eting,
considering the enormous amount of money spent in
Great Britain, In Intoxieatiog keen, resole., to do Its
beet In disomtiouing the ass thereof by every means
available fur ouch a desirable and noble purport." At
the cisie of the meeting eight of the audienoe signed
the piativi. Ths pricoip .1 affloars of a brooch society
IWO ftlei 'hub; prealdeut, Mr. L. Bolt; treasurer,
Ma Morey ; aeeretary, Mr. It. Cheffey ; seven othem
also actosented to tortabwrblilp of the committee, to
elach cumber oil.ers are to be added at their first
meeting, for adoplou circle. Ai%

WILYROUTR.
BaLt.—The Ant of • wade. of bee at .anaed to •
plane at the R 4•1 Hotel Assembly.rootns, was held on
Wednesday night. Amapa these pciisct wits :—Mr.
Hutton (130th ado), cupola v , Mr. Mikis.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

YOOLL

TLxpra,Nci SocurrT.—On Monday •11110161 at the
Town 11a.1, in 11111.treet, Mr. K. !force, cf Laimeter,
delivered a bumerone acd ab'e address on temperence.
Mr. Cmoodlor G. Curtis presided, and the 'total clam
Miff MeeMt a

Woitus Surruaz —The o'alau of '' Independent
proporq-holdli g women" to 0000 ciao the franchise to
elections for eneinbm of Kellam nt were very ably
'demoted at the Town Hall, oo Monday leveeing, by
Mks Reedy, who represeeted lb* Mottoes! Association
lon womou's suffrage. The chair was occupied by Mr.
li.Seoap•Weloh, and there was • numerous &Hoodlums.
At the conclusion of Mles Beedy's address, the Olt drama
tooted and Mr. A. Baotou *monied • resolution in
favour of women'. suffrage, sod empowering the chair-
men to sign • retition to Parliament or behalf of the
meeting. The remlition was nusalmomly carried, and
many before leaving oleo signed • similar petition that
lay on a table in the room
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

wzymourn.

Smith AT L•ST.—The Rev. B. Bolton, of Haskney
ge, and late of Preston, baeaompted the pa...tomtit
of Gionowter-street ludependent chapel, and will soin•
metes on the almond Sandy in Deeenaber.
EIGNII OF. CONTINUED Paoorsarrt.—Wo are glad to
bear that BOMA' of our large houses on the Front have
been In for th• winkr to hrst-slara families. This
gratifying fact was alluded to by Mr. Alderman
Milledge at the re-election of the Mayor, and from the
way it has been brought to oar notios la other quar-
ters. us hope that It la the 6•111011/ of a more extended
occupation of Weymouth, where so many unusual
Melte eon be seen during the winter season. It may
eneourage our Local Board and others to make provi-
sion for winter gardens.
COIL') BITTER BY • RAT.—About hall-paat BYO OR
Monday worniog the wife of Sir. John inkpen, who
lives In Emt-atreet, heard her little b)y ory while In
bed. She did not usually attend to the ebildren's ories
at once, but this was so loud and painful that she
hastened to the bed. Her little Williaw, betweeo two
and throe years old, bad his face smeared with blood,
and on his band were two severe b.tes, evidently
101 l ir.ed by a rat, while the ehi;4 kept it off his face.
The two other children mid they heard the rat scamper
off when the mother came up. She had before bm•
annoyed by one of those times vermin; but the place
is not usually troubled with them. The little boy was
taken to the Sanatorium ; but the wounds were not
.lour, the mother fortunately havitg mind in time
to prevent much hurt.
LIBRARY FOR 1/111 BLIND.—W. have bees favoured
with a view of a rather large and costly library of books
for the blind, open at the Auction °o.. of Meson
Milledge and Son for the gratuitous use of mash as are
willing to keel) hint clean. Thy are embossed in
charaoters on Moon's system, the oharaetme about I an
inch in depth, and include greet part of the Bilge, also
some books of stories, ILO. They were left by • lady
who took • great interest in the blind, and who 'mkt
them out, mut taught the chariots:a Bat leo lam slops
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

BERZ itZOl&

PINNT BRADIXOL—Tho drat of the winter Wile or
readings and muds took place oat Wedaireday Met at th.
Barrow.hill sehool. The room was thronged by as
audience who evidently highly appreMated the efforts
made by the Rector and his wife, the Rev. F. and Mrs.
Wane, and also those who kindly wield them In the
entertainment. After a few lotroductory remarkm from
the itcv F. Wane, the programme was proceeded
with, via, :
Rooting .. "The &mg of the Rhirl" The Rev. F. Werra
Reading " Rtcy 101C.ire's !Tema t, the Priest," Mr. C.
Ihmtnt, which moiled much laughter.
*mg • "Rio., Noir, ye "Inv r elude" .. The Rev. C.
smtridge, Mrs. J. C.eiNidge, and Ktv. Me. Monate.
Piano Solo Mis• .1 Scutt . very nicely rendered.
Wading.. "I rensetuler" .. Mr. J. T. 11. Scutt.
Pow " Dello .4 St. Miehaer. Tem." ... Mr. J.
Cambridge, Mrs. Wane, Mr. Webb, sad Mr. W. Heade(
(encored.)
“Ti,g Di•oeir.u.ol.l iikahand," and Rots Pie to
choose" The Re, F. Wane.- (rharrt sod laughter.)
h,ine .. Mn' Pairibr doe .n 4 Mr. W.rre (oution.4.)
Reuling . "Illu•teut4 r. Wife .. Mr. J. 7 U. Sod&
berg .. "Cain te int Munaben. Mn. 3 totbridge,
The Russ. 0. tlrehridge. ard W. Usenet..
God Save lee Qtr en.
At the conclusion it,. Rev. M. Wane addressed the
audience with a few appropriate remarks respecting the
r.storation of he fine old church in this parish,
Mating that he hogrid to see this great work
begun is February Drat. The estimated root would
be over .C 4 000, out of this Mr. Eggintots ham tome
nobly forward to ',store the south We at a mit
MlMMited over £1,700. Ile hat rucoeeded In getting •
little over 11,2(0 towards the remaining sum required
by stibscriptiots, and he hoped others were fortbsonsing
yrt. Mr. Warr, bad also contributed over CIO by
rolling ceediework, woolivrorh. •Au. (rpm men, of
which Lad burn brought for anyone tomes or purchase.)
Ito (the &v. F. Warre) earnestly desired every parirh-
boner or friend that could to assi.t, or do something, in
aid:ng to bssutity the now whitewashed nob'• old
arches of urnamnted stone, and the now dusty and •
litt'e deoy, d old crik carvings in the nave of the
boiiding. Three hearty cheers w•re thee giv..• end the
party separatrd whin some coollicting boxes were
banded its, the contents, with the entrance tem,
amounting to £1214 .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

otMerl. Trade Mark. aed -117.1 Mum.

PROTECTION FROM PLR&

BRYANT AND MAY'S
Penny SANITY MATCHES.

LIMIT ONLY ON THE BOX.
I3RYANT AID MAY'S
TRADE MARK-AN LILL
BRYANT AND MAY'S
PATENT ItApRTY_MAJORNI. _

BRYANr AND MA 110/101110/1101111
V 8
PATENT Wm MATCH=

WITHOUT PHOSPHOROUS.
B RYANT AND MAY'S
PATZNT KAFETY MATCHES.
LIGHT ONLY ON TIM BOX.
BRYANT AND MAY'S
PATENT SAFETY HOLDIES.
Pot we lawyer • Malan Is frequently ritqulrego
BRYANT AND MAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

)(ME PICHLIB IN MALT VINZGAN.

Vri (runt Warms ORIENTAL PIOILLIE
Om RBIs aid Pfrear.

I%IIIIIOOT OHUTNLY.—Payarsd by W.
O.MUM Diid OD. Wm&

!ABLE JELLIES in Pint and Quart Bottle&

TAMS, JELLIES, AND ORANGE MARNA-
Iv LADE warrantod made from Fresh Fruit &Nimbi
Wood Bogor ooly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

DISCOVERY Or SEPULCHRAL URNS AT
TINOLETON.
To Oa Etiiier.

The following aeoonat of a local " and " may perhaps
be Interesting to some of your readers :
A month or two ago some men were digging gravel
from the top of • hillock, that steads on the left hand
midi of the road leading from TiooWon to Dorsbeater.
The mound Is, I bolters (foil have not visited the spot),
not far from the Duck publishosse and in the Imme-
diate vieinity of a dalry-house.
This monad most be, I suppose, a small and hitherto
unknown bawrow,for the men too nd • number of earthon-
ware hrs. «Leh with its mouth plavad downward.,
and foil of bones that had been subjected to fire.
Unfortunataly several of there mopulchrol urns were
shattered to fragments before the men wore made aware
of their eidetenew It is sap,..osed that titers must here
been eight or nine in all, some of them planed only three
ioottes below the aortae° of the soil.
. .

1 obttined poeseation (.4 one, 1,64 A with Ita °octants,
I am kindly permitted to retain by W. Bunter, Esq.,
the Lerd of the Manor.

The urn is oompomd of Imperfectly burnt olay of a
reAdish.brown colour, and is somewhat in the shape of
a fitsrer.por, with • alight contraction at the top. A
rud• and irregular moulding, the °illy attempt at
ornamentation, and which is in ports warn away, marks
the beginning of the eontraeted part.
Its &rot melons are as follows i—total height 10 lace;
height to moulding, 8 inches ; diameter of bottom, 51
lashes; diameter of widest part, 8 inches ; and or
mouth 7 inches. Unfortunately it is sot quite perfect,
two small these Writ missing. If say of your readers
would like to see it, I shall be happy to show It to therm
A. gLAIIIOIIOWILL
Tinolition, November 18, ISTA
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

PATRONISID BY THE Qt7/117

CARBONS' PAINT.

And 7,000 of the Nobility and Gentry, foe all kinds of
OUT-DOOR WORK,
And Is proved, alters test of upwards of 70 years, to
seepage sot other Paint. It Is especially applicable to
Irea Roan", Park Feneing, Farm and other Baildlogs,
Bridge', Hurdling, lam Implement", Cuts, and
Waggons, Oster, As., An, and all exposed Work,
effecting •

BATING OF MORI THAN 50 ms nese.
CAN BE LAID ON BY UNSKILLED LABOUR.
It is soli in • line powder, will keep any Imigth of
time sod requires neither Finding nor straining, but
giosply to be mixed as per "Directions ter Use," thus
avoiding the waste of paints sold " mixed ready for
use."
SOLD IN ALL COLOURS,
PATTERNS ON •FTLICATION.
Prepared Oil Mixture for the Anti-Corrosion.
Oils, Turpentioe, Varnishes, Brushes, hot
CARBONS' PAINT,
For Poblic Edifice, Mansions, Villas, and every kind
or Brink. Stone, C.ompo. Is., Is unrivalled, sod Is the
only Paint that will effectually resist the rays of the
6110 HON
CONSERVATORIES, OREKNHOUSES, FRAMES, to.
TWO CWT. P RES TO ALL STATIONS,
PRICES, PATTERNS AND TESTIMONIALS SENT
POST FREE.
WALTER CARSON AND SONS,
Lk BELLE SAUVAOE YARD,
LUDOATR HILL, LONDON, KO.,
Aad 21, Bethethen Walk, Dahlia.
NO LOUTS,

CARBONS' PAINT.

KAYS'S Wolt.iDnpt

Tla justly credited with t sing the
°sue of roomy eomplalnte. If inactive, or out of
order, it beoomes enlarged or britaied, producing
Bilious Complaints, Jaundlos, Sickness, Depression of
Spirits, lryttebility of Temper. ka. If neglected, •
ories of what is called Liver Complaints Is produeed,
that reader life insupportable. Xsra'a WOLIDSLL'II
PILU have been found of the visited value in all
elleorden of the liver. 6storieg the organ to complete
health. sod 'entireties the system.
Sold by ail Mellish' and other Dealer' Is Patent
edleiees. at la 41., 2.. 91. 66d dit Gd. Wholeole
Dior, Sresd,itreet, London.

frWICLVK CARTES de VISITS, 2a. 84.;
11 six. Is. gd. Mee enlarged to 10 Imam, 00, ;
Cobisit, 20. B.d outs with 'tamps. Porfost wow
sod mislaid istorowl hoe. London Photo-0,4010
304, Rogoot-stroot, opposite tits Polytositsio,
sod I, Nodellpterral Begewater, W.
F. B. D. PHILLIIII, Yeaere.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

LANGTON.

litenwfatintrire. —The drat at the series of winter
entertainment', which, through the instraroontality of
the the Rev. J. 1... Williams, the v'oar, an I others, will
no
doubt prose aa popular et sn previous yen Wei
wire& In the sobosl-reos on Mandate evonteg. The
r.OOl .24 srowdod, was, of the peinsipal funitios In the
neighboorhood being prompt: There was the mail
✓ety of moils, vocal sod Instrumental, roadie ka.,
for which the outlines wee indebted to sever
_ .

asd outlaw= who volaatoolod their silo serrlowa, aai
the ostarealomoat was altogothor a :awl saoosaslal coo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

TIM STIPA AT TEA HAM&

.....
The MAYOR avid that he and It. committee had
examined the stem acid it was oesaidered advimbis to
hays them removed, and the committee recommend
they be removed forthwith-
ELI T proposed, and 11r. 81iarwx moonded,
that they be removed.
Mr. Cotincillia WELISFORD said he wiabed it to be
understood that he did not approve cut.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

BROADWAY.

GOOD TSIIPLAII/L—Tbe members a be Broadway
lodge, 2,915, 1.0.0. T., with • number of friends, met
at a social gathering on Friday ev.olnat. Tea was served
to • largo einni soy, and afterwards some good singing,
reading, end sleeking helped them to enjoy a most
pleasant evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

In de Pros—Will be Paklinied Bort, in Iflserabor.

TI! 71•1. - ---.
rri H E DORSET AND SOMERSET
COUNTIES' ALMANAC.
FAIRS and GREAT MARKETS CALENDAR for
DORSET. SOMERSET, DEVON, HANTS, AND
WILTS, with DIARY foe 1874.

Edited by L. H. Ronan, author of the Royal Agricul-
tural Society's Prisa Remy "On lb. Fermin, of
Dorset." Tao estrocomioal 000tribations by JAMS
Otaituut, Esq., of the Royal Observatory;
Conlexts.—Cbronologissi Notes. Solipses. Patella
Holidays. Law sod University Terms. Fired and
Moveable Feeds and Aonl,erearl.e. Tabular Aimee...
Meteorology of /Inlaid, by Jae. OLAIINIS. gig. The
Natural History of last year allowing first appearance
of leaf hods, blosioms, rlisoing of man, he. Form of
Gai Consumer'. Regtster—a record of gee loath/option
for the whole year. Iligh Water at Weymouth and
other platys. Times of Killing Coma Tables of
Itspensee, Income, Wegse, and lutenist. Central
Mathetieg Table. Table showing egpectatioe .1 111.
at ages from one year to 100 years. Breeding Table—
Cow; Sheep, Pig.. Breeders' Ceilendar. Weights and
Measures (Corn, Timber, Wool, Hay, Land, An.) The
lizect tor —Proving Willa. Prob .ti and Administration
Midis to Pay. Rate. of Duties for Legacy and
Steer 'alone, with the Values at Scoossaioce calculated
on live. 1 to 0.5 (..10Cal). Stamp Holies on Agree-
meets, Indenture., Bill,, Bonds, Conveyanors, Legere,
Mortgsgoe. Parish Remembrances (for palish oMoers);
Dates of Clatter Sosalens, farehester, Well., and
Taunton; Days for Rodeos, docoutte, 11.1thiloos. Alt
Thew Calendar, with the Great Voir. in Haste,
Devon, Somersot, and Dorset; lb. Great Markets of
Salsbury, Yeovil, Devises, lielkshato, and From. •. the
Obsess market, of Salisbury, Chippeohatn, Bishop-
stoke, Au., arranged in the Cdrinder, one plan panther
to this putAlcatioo, Very sanvenimit for referense, and
free from the general error. of Fair Lista. Timm of
Boa and Moon's Rising and Batting in Dorset sod
Semorail, calculated for this work by Mr. Otataitig.
Notee on the Calendar, Esplanade:a of Festivals,
Salute, and Hittorteel Characters. Work In the
Garden—a somplete Clardeter'e Calendar tor promised
work. The Farm—Skits for the chalk soils of
Donet, and the Dairy District. if Somerset. The
Last Calms of the whole of the Parishes in Dorset and
Somerset. Some of the Acta of that Session. lltoolpos.
Rana Notre. Till the Domor COOlOl. The Country
Hama Disease' of Horses. Diseases of Cattle.
Dier.ele of Sheep. Duration of Ministries. The sort
of the Government last year. Whets the money came
from, and bow it woe spent. Loral Members—with
biographies and last poll. County oMoialle—Dorsell
atd Sornereet County Magistrates', with pest addressee
—Dorset and Elonmast. Diorteee of Serum. Diocese.
of 'Loh and Well& Weather Prognc•Usa Dates of
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-KZ; in lin.

prise 63., per post 70. Published it the hermit
01Nee South street, Sherburne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, TAN DAY.

About thri e tho five hand-e 4 including
Oro thousand three htt:.dred foreign. Trade steady.
Inferior. five to Ave and 510 p..; p.bne, ail to di atd
sizpenoe. Abut • Owen thousand sheep, more than
one half fore'sn. i At, t quiet. inferior, eve and
eightpeoce to ids and twopence ; prime, six and et:-
pence to Hein sllllno. Ca'.••• changed bands at four
to five and axpenoa Pg. M four to Ave sod eight-
von"

MONEY MARKET, Tem DAT.
Discount demand midmost*, mid eel tel pliintlful,
Term months' WIN de and a quarter to half.

FATAL WRECK OF • BRIO.

At the month of the Mersey ea Sunday morning,
beg with a ore. of but twelve men went down with
ell co boar.l. The New Brighton lifeboat, which had
gone to her easiatauce, 'could sot got nem enough on
&mount of the Arcog ROL

THE SANTIAGO ENCCITTIONS.

Tho news American onrreepondef.t say* oommuni•
cations received from the Spanish Goverment by the
United &ales Government are of a very friendly
character, and • peaceful settlement of tho question 18
noir expected it Ws*Woos.

FOR THI GOLD COAST.

Orden received al Chatham this morning direct that
• battalion of Royal Manors Is to be at onee forwarded
o the Gold emit.

TOTAL LOSS Of A eTEAMILH.
A tskyram tuna New York say. the Gab's stemma'
Robert Lowe has been whited. and the cantata and
serentesa men boat.

RAILWAY TRAETIO
Brighton Increase, £2,415; South &stern
£1,312 Groat Waiters of Cauada, dares" £5,218.
Consols to-lay are unaltered.

II i ILWAY ACepliNT.—Tos DAT.

The tero•forty a.m. train earrelng malls from Dlr.
iniogham to L,amivaton ran into a gooda train which
Warn 'hand, g near Addarlar Park, causing a oomplate
smash. The Lumber of lujared be. uot yet been war-
Soloed, and the line la tIII blocked.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25

WATCH /ATV,

The Toni CUM bald about £2OO more bad been
applied for for Hee ensuing year, including salaries CS,
alteriog cella OH, nod other items maklug £lBO 19s.
He was happy to say that if this extra amount wee
hvied daring the year, they should be then able to
go beak to the original estimate. He baked for an
increase of £lOO oew, and £lOO at the text balfirazy
meatier. £BOO had been levied for several years
The eel an anneal increase.
The TOWS CLUE mid the 0 Tenement allowed on,.
fourth of the amount. Ile asked for an order for /SOO.
Mr. HOWARD proposed and Mr. TALBOT Itteeetee the
same ; and it was carried unanimously.

insawcz could trrmi.

Committees for the Hewer.' would &ad watch oom-
mitt. s. Market How; Pits Pier eommittes. and
Harbour committee, kr the surreal year, were re-
appointed, Mr. Arles cud Mr. Hibbs bang inserted in
Lb. room of Mr. Virtue.