The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22 00:00:00

181 SPRING CIRCUITS.

The (Amin WO the eireeit erreeremsate for the
spring mama, ea settled by the jades :

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Worms: The Loa Mel &was mad Mr. Jollies
Hors: Lord Ohirl Jostler &will sad Mr. biros
&sawed. _

--Not:juin : Br. Bares Martin and Mr. Jamaica wale.
. Mr. Justice Welke sad Mr. Jigsaw Leh.
Oman g Mr. Jute, Blaakbarn and Mr. Buse
Pe2tt

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DORCHESTER:

IT is noteworthy that OUT borotte justioes hate
not been culla upon to sot their m_egieteiMl
a W
plenty ova. dories the pea fortnight. e bops
their othoe may lung C 'titian* • ainecdre.

Tut weather on Sands, underwent another
*hangs, the CM 01 *knob had prer•iled winie days
b°l^ll""oneaud swots of wind. The du.t was
whirled about in an intoserehle manner, the
goes coming frrni E. to E. by N., and the
cold seemed us..re piereiug than ever.

COIN M*iitcr, SMUrdlly. —ln OnnefflOrno4l of the
late dry- f,o.ty weather for thr4ahing, the vupply of
wheat was larger than for several weeks past; the
demand was good at about late wee, bet as the
supply wet sufficient tbe most extreme prices Lately
made were reluctantly pea Barley was pretty
freely offers& and late prices were made bet not
saaseded. Oata sold more freely at fully former
prom.

COTIIIOII SUNDA? 14C11004—rdr the lest terelve
months Mr. Diton has held, on Sandal* whet nay be
Wiled • niggill wheel. at • bouvo in Holleway-roir,
Forchegtori, the trate? whitb Oa pail by the steer of the
tival.b, and on Mead., eirout.ng. the 15th, Mr. Dixon
[nob* use the Ithihiced a 'reek hmtietong of tit, sod
caber ref ee.boienta, after /Hsieh the livening Mao spent ii
• eery hippy onaliner. +Zid vonio recto:al &An's.** trete
given by Mr. thaon awl others. l'ho prenetdinge eine
alined by gestalt the National Anthem.

Mutinous iv Cititra. —A usfttitti will he held at
East Fordington school•room, this (Tuesday, even•
nig, when interesting information will be gives silo
miteion work in Chinn, and espocially regarding that
ia) wbieh two is ne of the Rev. El. Mei!, are
engaged ; • statement sill also, be ma le concerning
what has been dr cted at Hangoliow by the
efforts of native olutechists and Bible women
through the help afforded by friends in Dorchester
and ib. neighbourhood, at the suggestion of the
Rev. E. W. Pears, seeing the inability of the
Church Missionary Society to give the assistance
required.

Tag reading of the thermometer, at Dorchester for
the past week, was as follows :

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...a Di 814ta of
Dutton Noon I NI, of rin°l Wieldier,
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Jan.
14 24 17 N k NE Final
18 28 21 NW k N Floe
115 29 23 NNE litine,lomromt
17 28 ri N Floe
18 28 18 NSW NNE rine
19 73 24 11 Overcast, lila
90 72 24 g Oraretut, WWI
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14 51 45 ; WSW Dull, misty min
15 47 43 W Fi nit
18 81 a Wk.„, Rain, cloudy
11 93 W Dristaing rain
18 49 Rit May, dril rain
19 49 46 WSW Cloudy, stormy
SU 49 40 W Showery, el..orny

EARLY CIAIIIIRO AISOCIATION —There wee • large
attendance at die Holy Trinity Infant Soboel-room
on Friday evening. Owiog to a =were cold, the
Fen. Archdeacon Braila, DAR, wee imehle to deliver
his lecture on Australia. The Rev. J. Fisher, in
announcing this, espremed his regrei at the cause of
Dr. Brim's absence, which was cordially (adored
by the audience be thee stated that Mr. Horace
Moeda had consented to gilts them a reading of
poetry, an intimation wiciti was warmly applauded.
Pearealla wall.knowo madrigal, "Ott, who will o'er
Lb. downs," was then sang by Weems. Hayward.
T. Eleonett, Cods, and Patch, the letter also scam-
=lag oh *be pianolorta. Mr. Horace Mille then
Teooyetio's "Booth Arden." The intensely
pathetic story was recited most skilfully and with
exquisite taste, and the attention and interest of the
modifiers wail maititined in a remarkable degree from
neginnieg to sod. The applause at the close wee
hearty and prolonged. A trio, "Lady of Beauty,"
was song by Messrs. Beasiott, Code, and Patch,
which was vociferously moored, and they repeated
it. Masers. Benamt and Code then give a peday
dint, "The Larboard Watch," which was much
applauded. The proosedings clamed by singing a
verse of the National Anthem.

MIL HORACE 31017L101 RIADIIIO 01 POZTIII.
000 of the most interesting and pleasing miterteis•
meets given is Dorobmter for • long time past wee
lb. "reading of poetry" by Horses Motile, ffsq., at
the Tomball, last Thursday mewing. The Working
Men's foeticide are greatly indebted to Mr. Meals
for his kindness is giving the reeding. and all who
were present for the information afforded them and
the intellectual gratificatios given. J. F. Hodges,
presided, and Mere wee I fair Mundane..
Mr. Moule gave a brief sketch of litafil*b poetry
from A.D. 450 to the present time, dividing it into
four parts, namely, Anilo-Sason, ()Id, Middle, and
Modern English. This was followed by mese
remarks on the lest period, and the reeding from
Shakepeare's "Johns Omar" of the mil-known
same in the Forum in orbit* Brutus acd Mark
A moo,' address the ROUIIIIIII eitisens touching the
amemination of Crow. The very familiarity of the
&whence with this selention, which schoolboys are
wont to rant most grei)ouilly, served to deepen the
impression which would under any arettanstatioes
have been ecoasioned by tbe quiet unaffected
eloquent manner in which the pesnagee were rendered
by Mr. Mods; it was • triumph of artistic reading.
He then gave some beautiful selections from the
apignimmatio poetry of Shelley, Clough, Praed, and
lUleridge, and concluded by reeding Tmaysoo's
Lady Clare Fere de Vent and Mort d'Ambur. At
the cloys • vote of thanks me accorded to him by
molestation tie the mottos of the Neiman. Mr.
Hodges was also ilmaked for melding. and the
interest he has always inanlisetwi is the Working
Hens' Institato.