The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22 00:00:00

MOORE BROTHERS' TEAS,

(FOB Parsaemaxe AT MERCHANTS' PRICES.)
11112A.-11100RE BRnTIIERS reepeettally iLlimata
that they supply Families direct. wr.o are
willing to pay Cash, at Merchant. prices Orden A. 3 value
carriage paid, The followine are mpecially recommended:—
NEW SEASON'S TEAS.
Moore Brother,' Bed Bennet: Tea b Si per lb
Moore Br Shen' Best Family Ton b Si per lb
Hlp,foll, n ellon flavour; brisk with strength.
Finest Pak Lin, or Kylial. Tea
Pull of flavour, choice rich quality, and indeed prebend by
many to the hisheed clam of Bouchong
Fine" Botichope To.

Thin will beLlarjarticu- larly fine, rich, and clioica quality ;
highly !Teem • .. . . .

le cm. Penny per lb deduction on 451 b diode and Nib bap
allay kind of Tea.

MOORE BROTHERS GREEN TEAS.
In Green Tess we adopt the rune principle as In Becks, and
quote only the very best oil each kind, viz.:—
Best Pearl Ounp. wder re 04 per lb
Moore Brothers' Fined Impala
Best Tonne Hyson or Outhaln ....... ...... 311 111 per lb
Fined Cowslip Ilyson
Flee Silvery Let Gunpowder
MOORE BROTHERS' COFFEES.
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Finest Ceylon, 1.34; t. ad ; Beet
(...Innon Myeore, ter) choice, Is Sd per lb.
SPICES (all of the beet quality).
Fineet Picked Nutmegs, 3. ad per lb; Bert Cloves, Is 44 : irnod,
sd ; Finest Mace, Od ; Best Milted Spice, loom, 2.; Ground
Ginger, beet, Is 6d ; Bea Black Pepper, 6d ; Best White Pepper,
8d ; Flnest Mustard (in lb tins) Is
CS value carriage paid to Um neared mileray station,

CRYNTALLIZND AND GLACa Ferree (at Merchants. Pvioe._
Aprlco4 0 this yew very line and sheep. —Final Crystallised
Apricots, in Ilb and ilb boxes, b 64 per lb ; Fined Cnstalllzed
and lib d per ; Fined Glace or
I.l=l "011141:6 itl7ll•l:.nd'i boas, b3d per lb •
Finest Crystallised Pine Apple. bOd per lb ; Fined Met;
Ilb and 2lb bow, Ss 3d per lb; Aprioxinee,
23 0/1 per lb; Nougatlnen, reeembling lb. above in size, rich
Vanilla Mil our, is IM perlb ; Strawberries, 3. 64 per lb ; Green
Almonds ;Glace), b ad per lb ; the various Crystallised Fruits
mixed together lib and olb b 005.,?. 3d per lb ; Beet Crystallised
Leaf or Lump Ginger, Ilbandilb boxes, la 3d per lb ; Angelica,
lo lib end bb boxes, bid Ise. lb ; Brochette, In llb and Ilb
boxes, IN per lb ; Dried Cherries, llb and lib boxes, b Id per
lb ; Mixed Crystallised Metz Fruits, assorted In fancy ilb
boxes, 13e 64 per dog • Fancy boxes, tilled with various
Crystallised fruits, very Landeome, 3.64 each.

Now Ccianaar Fanny, le—Finest Vann= Currents, 45
per cvi, 64 per 1211 a : Currants, common, his per ort, Ss per
1/lb ; Choice Valencia Ralains, selected, S. per 121 b , Fine,
43.6 d per eel, 4.9 d per Itlb ; Sultanas, fimet bright, 7. 14
peritil,; Bed °rause and Lemon Peel, lidthe 710 boa. der id p
lb ; Blat Citron Peel, by the 71b box per lb ; mixed
Peel, by the Tlb boo, lid per lb ; Pmsiet uscatells, even, Sib
met; to by the ruin boa, Is ad per lb ; Vine Muscatels., layers
Olb Sor by the fib 'ox, lid ; Choke Elemre Fig., n boom
about Its as 4. di and 7$ Od each • French Phan., finest
Imperials, in bottles, will keep fresh the whole rear, 3. 64
each ; Small Mandarin Orsnm in 615 Jan a prempe), Ss and
I, • per jar; New Jordan Almonds, 660.1, 3. Sd perlb ; Bitter
Almonds, Is per lb; Preserved China Ginger, In (lb Jars, per
Inc 7. 7. Id and les ; New Prunes, finest seleeted,per down
lb., es 104 ; Normandy Pippins, flue, by the bib .Act, 64d
per lb; Ditto, d tto, *Meted, by the 14Ib basket, ad or lb
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Momin MIOTUSILM' Isientass, R.I. Tarioca,tc.
Arrow,ot, fined West India In 41b, 61b, and Mb Una, 1.
per lb ; !singles, beet picked. In 2oz, lib, and elb boxer, 16
per lb; Ditto, best coarse mit, loose, 141 per lb ; dila Brazil
lineet, is. per lb ; Gelatine, beet quality, 1.44 pw lb Tagdoca,
Amid Rio Sd per lb; Ilaccaroni end Venniodli, by the bon,
about 61b, finest, 04 per lb; Napier Ilaccaroni, p.. per lb ;
Italian Peide, Cagliari Parte, and Vermicelli Elter, awn dnest,
I. 2.4 per lb, Carolina Rice, per doz 10, 4. • Patna Riet,ftnert,
per don lb, Ila ; Oround Otrolina Rice, good, id, best, d per
lb ; Semolina. rod • Sago, Gast Pearl, per dor. lb, b 104;
Arrowroot, 00.14,40 llb packets. Ls par lb; KIDD, Croup,
tined, bd perlb.

Moneta Becrremes Cocoa, &C.
Taylor's Hancomathic Cocoa, le 2d per lb ; Maratills Cocoa,
ylor Brothen', is Id per lb ; Beet Proneb Chncosta in elb
told per lb ; Trinidad Cocoa Nuts roasted, Del per re ;
Trinidad Cocoa Nita, Is Id per lb ; Plain Chocolate, Is per lb ;
Sir Han. Slosne's and Churehensies, Is dd per It; naked
Cora, dd. 10d, beet la per lb ; Cocoa Shells, td perk; Finest
Broom, Is Id per lb ; Iceland Mom Cocoa, In lbe end fibs. ls Id
per b; The Commlesion Tea Company's Soluble Coma in ibb,
per lb ; The Company'. beet Chocolate Ponder, ilb tins,
ratable, 9d each ; The Company's Chocolate Paste. hillh Pole,
soluble. lid each ; The Company' abed Hommoiathd, eoluble,
super quality, Is sd per lb ; Compeny's beat Chaolate, In
lib due, ray fine. 2. Id per lb; la Fontes Plena, Is Id,
boa to per lb; Dr. lipp's Homoeopathic Coco., in Mould ilbs,
Is td per lb; Tayor's Soluble Chocolate, Is dd per I. Moore
Brothers' lionsompathic Coca, soluble (the beet made, in Ilbi,
I. per lb.
Detailed Prospeetta Pres
L value of Tea. COQ.< and Spices carriage pall.
MOORS BROTHER, AND COMPANY
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The WATTFIAU.
The ELITE.
The NEW RESILIENT.
NOW models trout the Int artittat In Paris.

THOMSON'S NEW CORSETS
m.improred GLOVE-FITTING.
The TRUE-FIT.
Improved is cut sod Onish, reclutud In price.

THOMSON'S NEW OVERSKIRTS
The ZEPHYR or sPBrilo B tri INO.
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Element noreltiee, to MUNI new Crinolines.

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LI Gold from LIZ 13s. 210,
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AMPLOUGHT Prods Bane, our Okla Alketiona, Fled-
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er, H. •olplougt, 113,
Herb:lll, LC

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to
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VOTHONTAL DINING-ROOS BROOCHES
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KEYLESS CHURCH LOCK ITS
CHRONOGRAPH HALL AND SHOP NECKLACES
Mr. BENSON, who holds the opeotattoont to M.B.A.
the Primo of Wales, his Jost pehhebed two poophiels,
woriehod and embollisbod with illustration—owl Rpoli
Wail.* and Clock Making, and the other upon Artistic'
Gold Jewellery. This. ant seat poet free for SIA rask,
Perseas hviag in the wasoley or abroad min select Cho
&Side required, *ad have it ferwsrded with parted
wilisty.—Z, Old Boadotreet, and the City aim
WoBlB, 58 sod 80, Ludgate-hill, Looks.

THE DEBATE IN THR HOUSE OF LORDS.
The Ireh ri.urch Bill rame on for Deland reading in
the House of 1.•r.1s on Monday evening, and there area
rberidternerit usually atteodant up..n the commence.
sierst of en imp irtant &bate. The Lord Chancellor
took Its Ft ti on the wool-sack at five o'clock. At that
ten ill.. Kolar presented quite a thronged appearance.
Tb .ule sill,ries were filled with ladies, whose good
look r an I rn.rny-ooloured drowse, imported much live-
lier. awl brilliancy to the usually sombre appeerancre
of the Hoar. It was stated that the Princess ol
W. 1.. eras amongst the ladle' In the gaUery over the
The n -, but her Ii yrs.l Hishuees could only be seen from
th: o. voile chi of the Hon.,. Mr. Gladstone was
seat tin no of the iii. galleries. When the entrati.e
to to, atranger.' gallery was thrown open a great rush
01.1! .rs t oh plwcw, and it quickly assumed a
apie•ranoe. In the body of the House el
ea. sir sod alc.teinent for the first qs•rter of on
boor. That length of tune we. busily occupied by
IL. pr -.ur.tation of petitions. Crowds of Lords

eptr.t .41 end temporal—the forgoer were ID great ftd•ce
—tlceti round the table with bundles of petitions
end, their arm*, and it was with no small difficulty
that Ili.. ettici.ds male a record of the various places
eneg 1.1..ti0u• for and against the Irish Church Bill
bad come. leird Derby presented petitions from blan-
ch...ter •ignetl, he stated, by 100,0U0 People. Lord
Iteecatesiti, lu a very °tinted manner, endeavoured to
tease at haven that he had • petition egainst the bill,
hut IL, buss that prevailed rendered the proceeding.
to airiest extent in•uilible. '('ion after aye o'clock the
Proem ..f Wales and the Duke of Cambridge crushed
thee way up to the cross benches, and there bad sesta
reel up to them. As the (twitter posed up the door of
the utter, be stopped with Earl 0 ran•ille, and had &chat
wito the noble tort, whtch created mutuallaughter. Th- '
in-rir hoeing road • parsaraph in the (.4ueen's speech
• rel•ted to the Irish Church, Earl Genn•da
nosed the second reading of the Bill. It was remark-
atige tk gt not • cheer—nay, not the phantom of one—
greeted the noble Earl when be rose, and for scone time
afterwards his trends preserved a singular reticence
arg that way. Even whoa he twoune for •in ducat
alop.t y Ituinorous, though there may have been faint
suoir no one positively laughed ; and the very first
Sheer he got was an ironical one from the Opposition,
who,, ratsmg hie voice, lie spoke with emphasis about
tteetep.t and j ....ice of the measure. There wee a slight
etmoootion, awns mirth, and • few cries of "name."
whom he me ivioned the interesting tact that one of
their lor lamps' House was corning to baste scram the
Atisula t vote against the MIL By sad by, stringing
▪ ~f the art of the rhetorieen, be intensified hi.
woo, ii.•aner, and then there wog partial applause
fro,. beig.i.d bon ; but there wee • roar of apt-
Lent g Leere when, in giving advice to the
lust, It., iuentioned the favounte theme of his
(pear ots tlist disestatilisliment in Ireland would be
▪ pr-iule to the gle.truction of the Church of England,
tht• potpie.: of arguing against the aasertion. There
Vw fewer and warmth ealobited when the noble lord
game I. speak on th•t delicate topic, the duty of the
er rather the majurity, indenting with the bill ;
anti I c suhject was well worked up to the point at
whtct, be said that there was one thing that their lord-
eh it- m old no do--fAirocl lag eralardwri/ will. Perhaps
the 1..4 awkward part of the sperch—namely,that
stewing reasons ally the Opposition majority should not
• tic., its strength agiiitat the Bill—wits the
I. ,t ant ii,oat actually usausgeil. All that wits
sail, oil to what the Dowse of the Government
would be, won that any amentiments proposed
wool I he retpeetfully and carefully considered.
In •jr by no. I img festoon. Lord Harrowby :novel
the rept ti .11 of the MIL He opposed the measure on
the ,r0u...1 that it we. revolut ~,,, ary, and *guest the
Corotatios 'lath and the Act of Union, and Dims were
not sufileittat eircuinstance. to justify it. introduction.
He repuditted the notion that the rejection of the bill
would be running coon ttr to the national will, and said
lust the country generally, and espeetally those of the
wonting classes who atanded to political question',
seer- •t this moment looking forw•td to their lordship,
and Wm to resist tht. ettempt to deetrey the
Igurch and deprive it of IP property—(applanad •
'IL- hail of Clarendon fwlowed in • cheerful—indeed
coot geht -tone in favour id the measure. The feeling
of elie cruntry had, in his opinion, been fully tested,
for the sub Pet hut bees freely &moped during the
last peer aud a ball, and indeed, it wee so thoroughly
ssl.tiptod and understood that it was difficult to sty
an)tlaigg new napecting it. A sincere Proteetant
sell, la had, neverthelese, long learned to sympathise
with ht. Roman Catholte fello•tubjects in Ireland on
aceowit if Use wrongful position in whist; they were
placed ; and he saver felt that sympathy more than
when be bad sewn crowds poople kneeling outdate •
wretched hovel termed • chapel, whilst there teal a
headoomo pari.li church close by alowet empty.
The Dakeof Rutland spoke with much energy again t
the bill, which he denounced a, destructive of the
rights of property. Lord Stretford de Redcliff -
wrought himself up to voting fmr the second reado.g,
with a reeervation to vote the other way ea the la.t
stage. After him came Lord Roinilly, supporting the
airtime; and then the Arolibishop of Canterbury,
with e,giphetie manner, and sometimes with dignity, tro•
atienoet f r the iomdilhe course of reading the bill • seam.'
time, sod then largely arnending it. Tbe Earl of (Jr
rterwoh I.,irnated that, under the .peeial eireunistatita-s,
Ii- was prepared to accept the bill ; and he more than in-
dicated that he •etst further, awl agerpted the doetrine
of the rule of majorities in Church matters, and %hit
twinnirls of he•IOM nail reparation from the Sate In
ifimcchcis l balite. which he denied the identity of the
(.17dotinfttnh:do..t......1.0•1
the bill
that of England. The Bishop
reduce lbevrmhxboilli the go tund th•t it would
Ireland to • reliant.e upon the
volut•tsrl Pcitalple, aad eel . contended,
was absolutely tt,4 to th:oLarlista, h
lordship, lied ban soil of Ireland. Their
urged not to act against the clearly
aacertained will of the nation • bet he doubted
wbotigt r the tortieelar a...us 64. them really repro.
poomepoige.l.Ltheb.e.r.ilit.of
itthioecolt.iiunt.h. He further reaisted the
Unjust to both cl.rgy ~,d .I
F s!Pr.Ma4y. we,
pl.dsaa.
and would
end
1.7. violated distrues
under the dominion or a Irelan
debate on the motion of Lord LytttrLagat.. ThO
adj
On Tuesday Earl Grey resumed the debt urned'
see e with his weird velure, sadne, He pro.
'peaking from th•front of the ()ppesit,los suit toast
In no urnoortain phrase in favour of Use
To b.
Sure h. carped • little at party and peros,,,,d inaaja—
wli:cli had brought about as • result this hill , . I:
declared that areumsfeacre had so cheesed ess bet
year that those who had voted foe the taapanacey Wit
Last aow no be... for opposition. Mach of his emphasis
WWI employe.' to impreu on their lordships the said.
vieability, not to my the danger of taming Into culliston
with the Commons, and be obliged to swallow the bill
whole after all. The Archbishop of who
complained of the bard, ungenerous, and
illiberal tuthner 10 which the Irish Church hod been
treated, but did not pledge himself to support the
anendinena The Bishop of 84. David. pv• in
his k thellloo to the course advised by the Archbishop
of Canterbury, that of accepting and mitigating the
Mammies; adding grave words of warning to the House
mow they done It back into the Irmo( the nation. Lard
Ili-Innfor I wee, o teat Waive his, In thls...,,eclent
UuiMa,.se Is. 11l op the oar'ade between eight and tan
o'clock. It Ilea at this time. too, that Lord Pommes*
tkil'""l his reason. for • separation between the
81.4° "51 tiA Irish Chereli. The Duke of Itiolunond
arg-sl their lord.hips to rood the bill a 'llDn't ".' and
am -rotit in n"lliaittiee. The Bishop of Peterborough
widg 'pioneer.; though with elocutionary em.
PkG4ll6 1
buut revolution always begisaing with ettaelu