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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

CATTLY—thivor.

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Bull (old clam), lit prise. LSO, Mr James Davy, Mitten
Barton, North Bolton, Dolma ; Imd, 410, Mr Walter Air**,
iltowey-court, Bridgwater.
Bull not exceeding two years, lit prize, LIS, Mr Walter
Farthing, Eherepoourt, Bridgwater.
Bull rail, lot prise, £lO, Mr William Taylor, Olynley, West-
ham, Eastbourne.
Cow in calf, let prize, £l5, Mr James Davy, Flitton Barton,
North Molten.
llifer in calf, not exc.:eating three years, Ist prise, 411.5, Mr
With.= Smith, Hoopern, Exeter.
Heiler not exceeding two years, lit prise, £lO, Mr James
Davy, Fiittou Barton, North Motion; 2nd, LS, Mr Walter
Farthing, Storey-court, Bridgwater.

SUOILTUOIUt.

Bull, highly ooeirosodod, Rey, Robert Bruce Sward,
Manikull Notakey, Medford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

AFFAIRS IN PARIS.

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Paris la rapidly regaining De wonted aspect, and all
the streeta are now op eu for traffic A tarp number of
strangers have arrived in the oil, many of them being
Inglis/a. Pascal Grommet was arrested Is Paris on
Saturday, and an active sear& is being made for Felix
Pyat, who, it is thought, hem not left the city. Aubrey,
the agent of the International Society and the treunter
of the Conunnoe, haa been misted. Most of the chiefs
of the Commune are now accounted for.
Prince Napoleon has written a letter to N. Foyle, in
which he denial:ids an appeal to the country against
those who profound to save it, and have lost it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR.
(CLIAPMAN'S PATENT PREPARED.)

'FRE NEW FARINACEOUS FOOD for
Infants, Children, kg., surpasses all others in I
nutritive viCue and ease of digestion. Ito coasts t use
much facilitates the operation of Teething (owing to I
its rinhoess in phosphatic salts), and sperms the infest '
many of the dangerous complaints often eneouutered.
The superiority of the Satire Wheat Flour to Arrow.
root, Corn Floor, Sago, and other Starches is obvious.
For Children Growing the use of Satire Wheat Flour,
in the form of puddings, k.., ii very beneficial, counter-
acting the tendency to weakness of the Cones end
defectiveness in the teeth so often °Warred, especially
In ehildren who have been fed too much on white
starch foods. For sufferers from Dyspepsia, she
Entire Wheat Flour will be found a most palatable
any digestible diet. For Invalids no "light food "can
compare with it, its restorative powers being great;
while the patient can often take it with relish when
everything else is rejected, Sold by most Chemists,
he., in 3.1., 81., and Is. packets, and 3e. tins.-13Jle
I proprietors, ORLANDO JONES and Co., 18, &niter.
street, London, S.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

PlOB-Bsuu. BAUD..

Too brooding work not elyeedirir Moo months ol 1, Id
prise, 2.6, Mr J. C. Andrews, Tail.mlll, Crowkerne.

" - Biaasetta.
Breeding Km in farrow, highly cornmeadod, Yr Nathaniel
Ban Afield, Bhort*.-green Farm, Motecenbe.
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Mamma Doing. RAM Limn.

First prise, gire'.lll;;;:iWitriii:BOts. the in' rt of Portsmouth,
LID, Br shiMal Rawleuce, Bulbridge ; 2ad, £6, ditto ; highly
commended, ditto.

In the poultry show were the following local guise
takers :—Mre. Pattisoo, Wrackleford House, Dor-
chester, received two first prises for golden spangled
Homburgs rind exhibited in two or three other classes;
Mr C. H. Mayo, Puddlehinton, two third prisli for
silver-penailled Hamburg's. and also showed other
entries ; Mr. G. Blade, Oilbwkerne. second for
lioudans ; Kr. S. B. Kennsrd, Marnbali, second
arise for ducks; Mr C. Parsons, eornhill, Dorchester,
emend for bantams.
' At the annual meeting on Tuesday, it was decided
that the next show of the moiety shall be held at Dor-
chester. with the Duke of Marlborough for president.
The Princie of Wales visited the exhibition on Wed-
nesday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

FORDINOTON FRIENDLY SOCIETY
ANNIVERSILEY.

On Whit-Tuesday the animal festival to connection
with this society was held with its customary success.
The members mustered strongly, and owing to the fine
stale of the weather, the day was roodered an wholly
enj iyable one. At the schoolroom the society assent
bled about five o'clock, and presented a pleasing
spectacle, each member wearing the tri.ooloured
rosette of membership. The national flag—s Union
Jsok of goodly dimensions--fi mted over the door, sod
within were decorations of all descriptions. Greenery
WOO in rofulim and the season's finest productions in
coy II 'mini adorned the tables. Having formed
in order of proc,issioo, they marched to St. George's
church, where the her. C. J. Bird preached flow let
Corinthians,sii. 12, Li," AU &rebaptized into one hod',
Re." He spoke of the bond which unites Christiana.
and compared the hardly acknowledged claim ode com-
mon humanity to the stronger claim of a Common
faith in Jesus, and a common baptism of the spirit.
The world is a body without its heed, God, and with-
out its life,vis ,the Spirit : and therefore there is disunion
ausicogst its members. Where God is not acknowledged
and obeyed. there will be disunion and confusion, as
in the country of France. Good brotherhood must
begin at the hones of God. Ile urged the society to
cultivate Christian by., and to conduct their business
in that spirit, and so by love to serve one another.
After divine service the members returned to the
school-room for tea, where ample provision was made
for them. About Moat down; grace before and after
tea was impressively said by the Rev. H. Monis, sod
the repast was thoroughly enjoyed. Amongst those
present were i—liev H. gooier President. flow. U. C.
G. kfoule, treasurer ; Mr T. rearm. secretary; Rev
R. G. Watson, Rev W. Barnes, Hoy A. L
Among the honorary members we notiood—Tbe Rev
C. J. Bird and family, Mrs Moule,Mrs A. J. Evans, Mrs
J. Galpin, Mr and Mrs W. Gal*, Mr Griffin, Miss
Tooker, Miss Galpin, Mimes Omen, Miss Lavender,
Miss Dumb, Kr Maher, charohwardon, Ms lie Hunt,
Mr and Mrs Legg, Miss IL Topp, Mr and Mrs TiUsy.
•t @woof:him* the annual meeting was held, when
after • few remark, from the &savior, the Secretary,
Mr. T. Pugin, presented Ma resift rbleh was as
toneirs:—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

WOOL 11/MILIIS.

LONDON, June I.—There is somewhat of lull in English
wool, owing partly to the Whlumn holidays, and partly, no
doubt., to the fact that manufacturers baring bought freely to
supply their immediate walltc are aagious, if possible, to work
down prices, so a. to come in on reaoonable terms for the new
clip. Our own belief is licit the prospects Cr. still favourable
for the future, nod that tint autumn will lee it ghor prices
than these now currant.

BRADFORD, irt:—Thare ls le,. .Mutation and to. rnnu. in
the wool market to-day. Spinner., who are evidently weG
supplied, are holding off, walling the arrival of the new clip.
Until It Is ascertained bow Kieft in the country will rule, nit
gr•st change In this market is eipocled. BUI,A4•11 .bow more
desire to realise, and where trine .ctions take place, the buyer
baa, if anything, • alight advantage. Good withers and the
finer climes of hogs are most In favour.

SEED MARKET.

Our markets this week have been quite of &holiday characitart
Tbe demand for agricultural seed* continues quite Inactive,
very little seed being required .or present mwing, sued no
speculation having ret •prung up So tern. regards the pros-
pect of this year's growth; we are Inclined to Mink from
°Maryellen and Inqulriev, that Is consequence of the Mclnnis
of the plant there will be but little red clover. Trefoil and
rye-gras will peohably be a short crop, muck injury having
been done them by the recent cold nights. flitnfoin pretenses
moderately well, and for will • clover mid AIME. the prospect.
Cr. fair. Of trifolium there it • large breadth, and on deep
scle It in exceedingly good ; this portion is now being cut off
or fed
Daub... • hires maims, v,lll ono . p.m phaet 1114
I short n nau. wh If tared f.ir teed, rutty produce. con-
siderable quantity/ Both winter and tprlmr tare. are,generally
speaking, good, end are by far the most profitable crop of the
present season. The two articles now In most request on our
market are rape and musard weed,for both of which full prices
are rcallted.—Joug Sinew and Bose, need Yerehante, 16. Water
Lane, London, LC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

WYKg REGIS.

Tug Wesleyan Anniversary tea was given tithe
chapel, Wyke, on Monday even'og hist, and was very
successful. The Rev. Ff. C. Pigou, rector, most kindly
lent the forms from his school, and the "trays" were
presented by Weymouth friends. About 200 sat down
to tea, and • good sum was realised for the chapel
funds. After tea, Mr. Sharron, of Weymouth, was
oallsd to the chair, a hymn was sang, and prayer
offered, and the chairman delivered an appropriate
address. The following music was then performed,
and addresses were given:—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

To Sir F, J. W. Jolla:tone, Bart.

Si,.,—We, the undersigned, me lily friin in a !memorial to
you, on behell of the Wesleyan Methodists of Weymouth,whom
we know to bee loyal, pee ',amble, end zealous community.
Being fully persuaded that such s fsvour as thet now asked by
them (the Freehold of their Chapel premises, Itc.), will not be
in any way InJunous to the interestsof the Established Church,
we sincerely hope that you will entertain and grant the prayer
of their petition:
We have the honour to be, Sir.
Your obedient and humble servants,
TALBOT GRIAVVS, ESCtOS OS WOICOMbO Regis,
Jou!! D. ADoisos, View of Holy Trinity,
CIIARIAS FIAMIRD,
MISSY EDWARDS, 11. P.,
J. MILLIDOI, Mayor of Weymouth and Melcombo Regis.
W. Burnt. J. P,
We, Pews', J. P. ,
G. Revecnee,
flea ANDSZWS, whetter,
M. if ELIOT, J.
HARRY Wuzatea, Churchwarden, Holy Trinity Church,

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Thid also baring been banded to Str Frederiek some
appropriate •nd forcible reindrks were made by the
Rev. J. Rtodersan, after whieh Sir Frederick replied
u follow.: I duly appreciate your stttoment and
memorial, and if at anyi time hereafter 1 eau aid your
body. I shall always be pleased to do so ; and I may
add that I gladly accede to your request." The &pa-
tation heartily thanked Sir Frederick and then with-
drew. The Wesleyan" are thus put in fall and per-
potual polsession of the site of their present chapel
together with two cottages hitherto held on lease.