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

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, Ma

bring her up before the Borough lissoh.—Oliver said
she bad bean in the dark sell on bread sod water three
days and three eleb's.-11r. !Amazes said she bad been
Punieltsd three or four than., and on eaoh aotweion she
dentaited property. -The Bet •. sew mined ter to a mooth's
bard labour, and learn she would le• poetryl her
temper.—On the 17th July, 1871, she was ooramitted
for 21 days' bard labour for misbehaviour in Storminatee
Union, by refusing to work; o lit September, 1873,
she .as committed for another 21 days, ford sobedienoe
in Sturminster Union swearing, ha, and on 11th
°debar. was eoaamitted for • month from Shaftesbury
for vagrancy, lodging in an outhouse. Now she has
another month for misbehaviour in the prison.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

CIRRI ABBAS TURNPIKZ TRUST.

rriTE TOLLS analog at the several Toll Gates
I. celled or known by the name of CuaplsaTii
OATS, PUMAS° lISAP OATS, Gaita POST OATS, and
DOG Oars, having be.. put up to A action ale
day, and the same not haviag been Irk— NOTICE IS
Givis,—flat the same, or some of them, will
be egrin put up to be 1 ET by AUCTION is Gush Lot
se Lots, sod at such name es the Trustees then present
*bell think fit, and subjeet to such 000ditions as will
be thee sad there produo d, to the beet bidder, at the
New hay, In Crass Asses, In the imply of Dorset, on
WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of NOVEMBER sent,
between the hours of two and three o'clock to the
afternoon of the *sine day, for one year, occomensing
cm the First day of January, 1874, at Twelve
o'clock at soon, In the manner directed by the Lot of
Parliament primed I. the third year of UN reign of his
late Majesty Rine George the Fourth "Par Regulating
Turopike Roads."
Whoever happens to be the beat bklier mast at the
sante time pay one =oath ia sciences of the rent, at
which such Tele may be let, and give security with
auflislisat burettes to the satisfaction of the Trude., el
It. said Turnpike for payment of the remainder of the
inoosy ureatttly.
Dated this 24th day of September, 1871,
G. .1. ANDREWS,
Clerk to the Trustees of the said Tore pike Roads.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That
SPECIAL MEWING of tb• 'Mow of the
Turnpike Roods, under an Lot paned In the Fifth
Tear of the deign of King George the 4th, "Pot
Repairing, Improving, and hialotalMing several roads
leading to sod from Nine Abbas, Is User musty el
Dorset," will be hold at the New Int, la Cildll Azus,
I. the Comity of Dorset. ou WRDNIADAY, the 16th
day of NOV HI RIR, 1873, at the hour .1 one o'clock
In the afternoon, toeoesider the savanna, of teldft
down or diseoationing the Toll Gate, Turnpike add
Bide-bar called or 'mown by the name of Gate -post
Gaup, sow standing on the said Turnpike Road&
Dated tide Alk day of November, 1873.
G. J. ANDRIWS,
Olork to the said Trustee&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

LONDON AND EOLT.TH`.i.y!RTIRN RAILWAY

COMPANY.

RaIIID.IDOI, AMDOVIL BAWL

T LORDS, L &DIM, MID Ol.Ttasi,—
V having occurred in e Director-
et,icani th
p j lb. South. Western Railway Company, I
beg to offer myself as • Candidste.
I have hitherto abstained from addressing you out of
nervecit for the memory of the lat. Untested Ceptetin
Mangles.
Having bee* In Parliament for twelve yowl, during
'Web time I way • member of some of the most len.
portant Committees, I ought to have ooteiderable
experience on the subject of what I may cell Pa/Sa-
llee Lary litigation.
Living very rear the Railway at the Andover
Junction, and ha•ii g • greet oosnection with Selisbary,
to which place five K. 'sale ran, atd which la alto in
ay nelghbourhocd. I ben very greet opportunities of
geeing bow the Hallway a worked.
Having managed my °en, property In Austriella for
meaty years, and baying acquired habits of business and
economy. so very neemsary in the 0010010 e, I bans
now leisure. if you do we It. honour to elect we, to
ett•nd to the business rf the Railway.
Being • very large Shareholder I n the Company, I
need hardly say that lAO take greet Into rest in it.
I have been for some time Chairman of • Italleey
Company, and have thus obtained moot experienee.
I en sttlj opposed to soy male undertakiage to
ipmeees the mileage of the Hallway, the main Mee
being than which ray the beet.
I have the honour to te,
Your obedient Servant,
IL S. MARSH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

THE SPANISH INSURRECTION.

The Cutlet blockade runetr, Dsmhoond, Ites
returned to Plymouth this morbing from C,oroons.
Her captain is gratified at king able to report the full
aooompitahment of hi. mbsion, although In proses he
has binuelf suffered itoprisof,mod.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

MAIDEN NEWTON.

Ritpnta Room.—Th. ootootittoo have dootdod to to.
augurate the meaon with a sob* on Toady next. Proceed-
ing, will commence with ten at balf-past is o'clock. During
the even ng there will be wenches, singing, and amen; in
which all are invited to Mks part.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

A HUN reu4s Oil kROED wint suoymo •

BOY.

Mr. Henry Reginald Corbet, muter it tha Cheshire
hounds, was oharged before Len! Comb,rm re, at
Tarp*, ley, 02 We Ineaday, wib shoo,lng a b,y, named
John Tomlinson, on All Ra,iows' nigh'. It appotrs
from the evhlenst that Tomtinsm, along with • new.
bee of other boys, sreht to Mr. C.,rbet's hunting-bos,
at Dili ford, and bcgau serensdlug him with dlttles
and glees. The mus'e of the buys iffeCol to hove I.ge•
Cliloe4 a s'milar effect nn Mr. Corb.•t t th it who' the
harping of young Davit had upor Kin.; Sul, far it is
alleged that he aid his dotnestlos rushed out of the
huatiog-hoz and roundly belaboured the choristers, end
that the mastse of the hounds, not *potent with driv-
ing off the youthful hand that had Invaded his privasy
with song, tl•ed several shots among them as they
retreated, wounding little Torilitron In the logs. Mr.
()orb., was remanded until Saturday, Llrd Woherd
Grosvenor and Mr. Garth being Ws sureties.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

A SHIP ON FIR!

The Honore, from Calcutta. put into fltstown
Harbour laat Friday night on err. &sal canmA muoh
damage by coming into oolliaion with ether vessels.
The Captain of the schoonor Pact, of Weaford. hang
knocked overboard and drowned. the tkamtguard were
obliged to Ate into the Nagpore and sink her.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

TAR COSIMERICAL PANIC..

The Bonk Rate Is unchanged. The pssio In the Stock
Exchange shells signs of .bationl. " Bean" are this
morning be.lonings to buy In ardor to scour.) profit&
Greater steadiness is oons(qncntly unnifeated. Stooks
&ris firm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

NM ill OU ra Tow Ll COUNCI E.

The Corporation took breakfast with Um Mayor at
the Royal Ilotol, on Monday, and the burcesess sad
rate•payers gathored at the Guildhsll about • quarter
to 12 o'elook, toms the proomsoon toturo. A limb" before
that, the doors of this bail were moored to pr vent the
rush of the many ; but • fe• favoured individuals bad
before that found their way to the Council Chamber.
In good time to allow the "usual quarter of an hour,"
the proosesks of Corporator' arrived, and entered the
Coultas' Chambers In all tim pomp aod panoply of gold
shag, crimson &owns, aori oosanolllors robes. Then
were present of the Courm.l : —The Mayor (Mr.
Robertoon,) lb. W.rd Aldermen, Metiers. Ayling and
Milled'.; Aldermen Laos, sad Thompson; Councillors
Roberta, Alias, J. Donnish, Roberta, Aylesbury,
Villoool, Webb. Simpson, Mason: Wrlaford,
Groves, Thomm. G. Mot, and Talbot, with Mr. F. C.
Btrargsll, Town Clerk.
A song those present la the Council Chamber besides
were Dr. Jompb Drew, Mr, George, Mr. P. limper,
Mr. G. Reynolds, J.P., Mr. Reynolds (otstioa•master),
Mr. Arden, Dr. Lash, Mc. J. J. Wl's, Mr. W. B.
'ferrets Mr. Wbstelty BUM, Mr. G. Andrew., Dr.
Gridle, Mr. W. Talbot, J.P., Kr. Holland, Mr. TargetS
Rev. P. Fisher, Dr. Smith, J.P., Mr. Nathan, ko., aid
tchind the bar were Kr. A. Nods Mr. J. Paula, Mr.
B. Parieln, Mr. Board, and many ethers
Tim wholit of the proserdlngs were of lite mat psalm-
lii, not to say dull, description, sod we say premise
that thss outgoles Mayor Mr. Robinson. was re-olooted,
and thus entered on ids third year of Ohm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

UPWAY.

BIWA SOCULTT.—Tbe 40th Anniversary of the Upwey
and Broadwey Branch of the British and Foreign
Bible Society was held at the Naticioel School Room,
at Upwey, on Tuesday evening. the 4th November.
The attendimite, ea Is natal in this parish, w.s good.
The additional ores &fronted by the new building well
covered. The 'hair was Ailed by Mr. Osorg• Worry, .J. P.
The deputation was the Rey. J. Veysey, rector of
Cann, Ilheltirbury, end was eflotestly suppotted by
Lbetain Doran, bOth Regiment, who Is on •
visit to ids rolvtions at Weymouth. The tone of the
meeting was characteristic of It. objeet—timple,
instructive, aud rpiritsal.—The Roe J. Bert noted
Pro. Secretary, as Kr. J. Thurman, who BU.d the
Aloe for upwards of 11 years, retiree under pressure of
porsoaal affairs at his new resided's* at Weymouth.
He takes with him the hearty seknewledgmeat of all
the Mends of the sootety for his untiring and valoable
sortie's. Yrs. Eon, Mrs. Thurman are requested toast
provhdoeary in his plasm A brief review was taken
of the Bibb work tette* has boom earrhd on at Upwsy,
from the veer 1896. end sato quietly when it took •
&kite form in 1833. In 1884 it WM identified with
the p Ash el Broadwvy. Is brief, the minister 'hewed
that it his be... lastremental of • good work. There
was • pleasing imbue evinces& In. @ohms thankfslaess,
when the name of the late revered Lout. Groves, was
seentioned, who enetimsfully sastalood the °Noe of
seentary for 36 yews. And it might be mentiosed
that whoa the thanks of the mooting were voted to the
Von. Arobdimieen Neale, the Walruses, this Speakers'
sad the offieeteee. en Mt. Maud Groves' name
being added, fee LIN neethined geed aloes Is Miming
r
rec.•lihe 11119thilt. se., Em, this was beautifully
takes it his pest end present pupils, who worded
to hint youthful sad warns teettmosty how they
valued their master. Time lin whole meeting was •
Forfeit engem
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

THE CORN AND CATTLE TRADE.

At the leading market. on Saturday prises for but
dry parcels of wheat were quite as dear, but damp
qualities receded about is. a querter.—At Dorchester •
rather large supply of wheat, the beet dry samples
selling readay, while damp paresis hung on hand at late
rates. The quotatione ranwed from 56.. to 635. per
imperbilquerter, sgainat 58e. did. the:official average t
the previous week. Barley was 11.0 in larger supple
the hest realising full price: melting red at from Hi.
to ids, and meondery qualities et from la to 21. redo.-
tie.; grinding, 32.. to 34.. Last week's moral
average for barley was 40s. 4ici. Gets and beans is
doomed. .3 64. per quarter advance.—A large supply of
beef at the cattle market. Golfers and calve. made
£1.5 to E 29; barreners, £ll to 117 per bend; fat beef,
14e. to 16e. per store ; bola, 15 guineas to 1.17 per
bled; withers, 421. to Gda ; ewea, 42a. to 624. each.
Fig trade .look. No lambs on offer.— At Norwich wheat
°peeled rather dull, and prices gave way in some
waganees la per qr. Barley, which was In large supply,
brousht previous rstee.—At Bath very small supply of
wheat, mostly In very scot cooditioo. Dry samples
fully maintained last week's price., but damp qualities
must be quoted la, cheaper. No peas on offer. A
quiet trade in barley.—At Glonoester a good supply of
Inglish wheat, with the turn In favour of buyers,
Foreign elow. Old American very firm ; new D. per
or. lower. Grinding barley rather dearer. Make firm.
Oats without shims* In value.—Al We:minute?, large
supply of OM. Trade in wheat very fiat, and to rffeet
gales • rednotion of is. per qr. had to be submitted to.
Halting barleys the turn dearer. Other grain dull.
Wheat, 61a. to 65.. per quarter; barley, 361. 10 53..;
oats, 23a to 30a; beass, 40a to 48,.; pea& 36t to 44a. ;
rye, 30a. to 38..; vetches, 4a to Is. per bushel ; Boar,
40.. to 47e. per sack.—At Reading, supply of wheat
was moderate, but the condition of parcels apple:lid
to be affeeted by the late prevalanos of rain. Al the
money stadia rules very high, the trade la beet
qualities of wheat wes firm, at late unmade'. The
other sorts were not much In request, and prices were
somewhat lower. Malting barley as dear as last week;
middling and grinding parcels le. lower. No alteration
Is oats, beans, aid pera.—At Oudiff, flue whit* wheat
realised la. per qr. advanor.—At Taunton tient was •
rattier limited supply of stock In the fortnightly cattle
MIAI4IIA, mad amid, everything was 60141411 p at »dared
Bogs was selling at lb. a soars; autism,
rtrfroi per lb.; veal (aortae) rea up to 10d.; pig',
my. I. par spore. Tim earn atehartge was WO
sitaaaled, wha begun me dull al gala Agues:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

NEWS FROM THE GOLD COAST.

correepondent at Caps Coast Castle, in a letter
reoeived on Saturday morning, mentions that the
result of the grand palaver et Accra on the Bth of
October, wse that the native Kings had 'tempted the
terms armed for bringing men into the field, and
several naval efEeers were detailed to accompany sad
discipline this, native torso. Preparations for
the expedition had progrered uneventfully, but
very favourab:y, and lively dorm are expected
soot, The Dromedary, a. the Briton has been
re-ahriatened, is ordered to Woolwich Inimedialti, to
lake • cargo. of stores ler Aabantee. It is Mat the
troopships liinitlsva and Tamar are held ready to
embark troops in seven or eight days—this week's mall
brings word to this fleet from Bit Garnet Woke,. The
stearoer Joseph Dodds has milled. Another large steamer
—the Marian—has been chartered, and will load with
peovisiom at Deptford.

ELECTION ITEMS;
The Liberals of MO intend to invite Mr. Reed to
oome forward gale at the nest election.
. . . .

- It is stated that the Liberals of Maldon have lc me in-
tention of inettlog Mr. Edward M. 5.11, M.P. for Bradford,
to outtest tint borongb at the next eleotion.
Tbe Conearvatires of Grantham intend to bring for.
ward Copts= Cost, of Ellesmere, Shropshire, as their
eandidato for the tsrresentatron of the torough at the
next general election.
Mr. liuddlest3e, Q.Q., has finally annonnesd his
intention to too test Norwich I. the ConservaUve interest
In oor junction with Sr Henry Stn.:ley.
Tits Conservattve leaders of Plymouth bare resolved
to run two candidates at the next election.

Ou Saturday evening Sir Edward Watkin addrees•d
• meeting at the pablio rooms, }hear, and was
unalsoonsly soosoted ea the Liberal eandklate. He la
a great railway man, chairman of the Metropolitan
Railway Company, and omineated with many other
railways. Mr. Arthur Mills Is said to be the Con.
servitUve eindidate, but it to not _improbable that he
may retire In tair,ur of nil. John Karidake.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

PIIDDLEHINTON.

CONCEIT —An evening coneert was tea in the
Puddlehinton Schoolroom oa Tuesday in of the cool
fend for the poor. Tba following wan lbe programme:
—Piencforte recital, lila Lydon; ohoru, " Hold you
Horses," West Lode.; Doug, "Pleas Early in the
StringUnut," Mrs. Glyn; icon "Old English Gentle-
man," Colonel Adel); duet, "Tbe Minute One Mika."
Miss B. Astell and Mr. Taylor; song, "Fraberman's
Wife," MIN B. Astell ; song (undo), "isamlnation
Fawn," Mr. Taylor ; trio, "When Dim the Lamp,"
the Mime Astell ; duet (harp and piano). Mrs. and
Mlas B. Astell ; song, " Looklug Ba*" llese Amid] ;
gime, "God Bleu the Prise'," West Lodge; dub
(Piano and harp). Mrs. and Mu Z. Aatell ; song,
"Stars, the Night Adorning." Mrs Glyn ; 41011114
"Jut Before the Battle," West Lodg=l:' Tight
Little Island," Colonel Astell ; song," Fine,"
Mks AsUll ; shores, " Menem Pashto, West
Lodge; song, "My Mother Bids Me," Miss B. Astral;
song (gelato), "Walk 11p," Mr. Taylor; du* " Fare-
well, duo all Is now over," Colonel and Mrs. Asteilli;
Bong, "Will he Ouse," Miss IL Astall ;" God South'
Queen." The concert wu a brilliant mteoess. The
room waa thronged, and many could net get le.
All the performers were members of Colonel Arian's
fmally, usisted by Mrs. Our Glyn, whose sionisits
singing of a bird chorus *ltched wonder and delight.
Colonel Astell at the end gave a few kind and friendly
word. of thanks for their snpport of hie ,fort to add
to the (matrons of the widows and fatherless. Tb•
principal inhabitants of the riling, had all joined In
giving help in all the nermerary arranaemente.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

BILIDPORT TOWN COUNCIL

The atonal roosting a du Corporation was bold to-
day. Mr. Lido-man loons proposed Mr. Charles
Tacker so Mayor for the snows:kg year, whisk oas
soseeded by Mr. Dualism, sod carried anaatroonsly.
rote of thanks was pamed to tbo rettriog Mayor, montd
by Mr. Misniague, wooded by Mr. Thompson ilbspboas.
Mr. Williams was as aniancrsal appoints Alderman to
tbe room of Mr. Mullett.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

11011,111 BU NURDIR IN LINIRICK.

As horrible murder was committed la Limerick last
(Sunday) niglit. Hr. Oorbstt, music seller, of George.
street, bad been dining on; and on his return he fouad
some papers scattered about the bell. Ells snsplotons
being aroused be proceeded to tics kitchen to look for
the servant, whom he found lying dead in the area,
with her throat cut from ear to ear. About Ace poands
In silver was carried away. The polio* are supposed
to hays a clue to the rimderer.

MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR AT WINDSOR.
A somewhat mysterious affair has tart occurred In
the Royal Borough. About seven ooloek on Friday
night, two girls, who were at the bottom of Beer-lane,
sew a man walk down the centre ot the roedway into
the Thames. As soon se he found himself In the
water, he shrieked for help ; his miss being also beard
by several pensons on Windsor-bridgc The watermen
wearched the stream, which is swollen from the raise;
but no body has been found. It is feared that the man
was drowned, the night being dark and tempestuous.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

TARRANT HINTON.

Frig.—On Sunday afternoon • fire broke out in •
beerhonee kept by lira Adams in this village. As
It was dtsoovered Fiat as the villagers were preparing
for afternoon service, the ocrtgreg•Uon assembled
for work—which the proverb as;. "(a worship ' some
The messenger, which was sett to Blaadford,
arrived it four precisely, and mutely an hoer later the
brigade of 18 nice, under the control of Mr. J. Lindsay,
were at the soot, the bows as used directed by Mr. B.
Benham. The wally copious stream—the 'lair
Tarrant—unluekily waa dry or nearly so, but the fire-
men were enabled to eel enough water from wells, las.,
to prevent the &strut:glen et-treading beyond the one
building on file. This bulldog eomprited the add
Warhol:la and a cottage under the same roof, with •
wood-house attached. The malt-house and cottage in
Immediate neighbourhood were the obj.ot of the fire-
men's ex, rtions, Cod fortunately were caved. The
whole of the effect' and furniture ware removed =hart,
cad some of the stock in trade wax applied to by those
rendered thlr,ty by their labours. The property
belonged to Mr. J. J. Farquharson, and was ramrod is
the Atlas office.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11

imNI.

LORD MAYORS 8110 W.

- - -
It Ia • daub and dismal day for the Lord Mayor's
Alm Drlsa'lng rain Is Nike, but the crowd. not
porteptibly saallsi this usual. hare prated into the
streets altos the line of rout,