... The commission for holding these assizes was opened on Tuesday afternoon last, at the Shirehall, Dorchester, before the Lord Chief Baron Fitzroy Kelly and Mr. Justice Byles. It will be remembered that, by a recent decision in the Court of Quarter Sessions, the ancient custom of escorting the judges into the town by a retinue of javelin-men and heralds is abolished, and that duty was on the ...

... THE Western taette liyitig fast. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1868.^ HASBLBURY PJjUOKNBTT. Fowl StkaLlNG.—lt is satisfactory to hear that Hillier and Loveridge have at length, been ...

... TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13,1868. LOCAL BANKRUPTS. John Jackman, Southampton, grocer. William Fix, Warminster, shopkeeper. William Kenney, Laudport, baker. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1863. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Ollard and White, Ryde. Isle of Wight, surgeons. C. J. aud J. M. Hay, Bath, architects. DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND. F. W. Bushell, jim., Upton Gray, Odiham, div. 19s. LOCAL BANKRUPTS. Richard Henry Chi ...

... SOMERSETSHIRE. Commission. —North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry: Lieutenant E. T. D. Foxeroft to be Captain, vico Pilgrim, resigned. AXBRIDGE. Pett? Session, Monday.—Presant.—Col. ...

... e present crowded state of our columns, llna^e to publish the Time-Tables, set deration for June on the Soraertrair There are new evening West' ne oue own ' rea^ eni ' au(l ...

... BEMEP^ojt n^A afterno not ' 15th inst. the aged poor of 616 e S a^e d with a substantial tea in the ! by the kindness of the Rev. W. P. and Mrs. tt° - in commemoration of the opening of ' George crbert's church for daily prayers. WILTON. . 14th Wilts Rifle Volunteers. —Orders lor ending August 31,1872 Monday, recruit and squad drill, at Wilton; Wednesday, company drill with band at Wilton ; ...

... CoscEi.f. -Mainly through. t tjM ' Hutchinson/schoolm: st rinthis vii>-. , has hewn formed, and on Monday , pS t> ,t^ja their first concert, tho object -lifter*' . raisingthe necessary fu ...

... how very CHEAP he always sells it. [13551 IF YOU REALLY WA ...

... Shades of Grafton, Jersey, Exeter, andßentinck, | it is euough to disturb the mouldering dust of those illustrious patrorß of Newmarket in their graves, and cause their spirits to revisit the scenes j they and their horses made bo famous in days gone by, when we find the Metropolis of the iurt deserted for a fourth-class Cockney gate-money gathering, as was fhe case on Friday last, when many ...

... AiSNTS FOB THE SALE OF THE HAilPStflBB ADVERTISER FOR NEWPORT AND DISTRICT, MESSRS. GUBBINS, 43, Hiob-sthit. Thb Borough Bats Difficult^.— We are informed that a communication has been received from Mr. A. B. Coohrane, the hon. member for the Isle of Wight, ex- pressive of willingness on the part of the Government to entertain application for a public Act of Parliament to enable the ...

... Congregational Chapel.—On Monday evening, public tea was provided in the lecture-room of tbe above Chapel, after which a lecture was delivered by the Rev. Clarkson, B.A., of Salisbury, su ...

... *ad Bistort _ YEOVIL. Savings Bank.—Managers attending next week :— Monday, Mr. K. Wadman; Friday, Rev. W. H. Helyar. Fred Cooper has just received large delivery of NiCOLL's Summer Ove ...