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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-25

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lIILSORNE ST. ANDREW.

lisAntxtte—The fire for tin+ an took Out on the Ilth
hut. in the school-room, under the preedency a Mr. Jamb
Fowler, of the hlanor Farm. The room wet Allot ty
flowing, and the result is LI IT.. to the Capta•n Ikil fetid
The readings and flinging ell pawed .4 very creditably, and Me
drama was ably eustained. Programme : Glee, "God Blew i'it
Bailor ;" reading, "A Yarn," Mr. Wart: •etiL
Bea Ls England's Glory," Mr. Maidment ; retiteti.e. -inflame
of the Kr. ; duet, " Larboard Watch, Mewl
Jenkinsand Maidmant , drama "Cheery Bounee. Pranuus
Rents, Mr. Pore' Gregory, Mr. Stand:ell;
cinesr";—°kl uli, Elliott; Gammon, Mr. Ketch: ij.nux, IT
Maidnsent ; doctor's boy, J. Derr eh. Glee, " Baunl Licht
reading," Battle of the Nile," Mr. Stall ; eon:. " Au
man am I," Mr. Rowland ; reading, "Pr. Catafl•Yfl
Pupil," Mr. F. B. Butt • duet, " Gently the Drtlit,
Mrs. Jenkins and Mae ; National Anthem
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-25

Thum os Poulos*is.

UOVIWIAILIII) AT roanAxD.
ALM, DAuxr, 12, labourer. pleaded guilty to invoking
into tbc ebop of George Alfred (1111, of Portland, and stealing
three palm of pale. of gaiters, and other articles,
September 11. bclrlrt,tl .
.TOOllll prosecuted, and said the offence
was committed very adroitly. Prisoner was matanced to four
months hard labour.

MINI AT MOTO! TAM

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Tnoemi Wouioir, 28, and ELtia HIMIMM. N. tumitimi we*,
indicted for 'Waling from Edgar Mum, • gold watch and
appendages, value g2O, at Shrubs lin Dielifabarlt
Proeccutor, who dermibed Mussel! MI • Ilielfehant's elect of
Marnhull, stated Umt h. went to Skaliima andabout nine
in the evening went into Campbell's booth. There be met the
female priaorter and went upon the hill with ben Afterward.
hi. watch and trinkets were gone. Tbe police were informed,
and Supaintendent Lavender found prisoner' on the Ilith at
the Whit* Hart, Likhop'NOeundle - the merited the gold watch,
and, after the woman had been taken into custody, prosecutor',
gold locket Wlll found In the room where she had been. The
woman said the prosecutor gave her his watch as he had no
money. The man said Haller told him MO bad the gold watch
given her as a present, and asked him to take cam out for her.
The Chairman put it to the Jury as a matter of common sense
whether a man under rocli circummanom would give • woman
a watch worth £llO. They bed nothing to do with the black-
guard vino the case brought out, but only the legal question.
Prisoners were found guilty, and sentenced to three months'
hard labour each. A. the woman was golng below she &kat
out to prosecutor, "Lb I young man, if I oiler In this world,
you will have to sugar in the next for taking a far oath.'
BILIDPOW.

TEMPT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-25

WOOL. MARKETS.

BRADFORD, Thunday.—Thcre Ic little change to retort In
the wool-market to-day. me demand I. hardly equal to what
it was a week ago. Still a fair quantity, chiefly lustre and
demi-Imam sort., II changinr hands at full rates. Yr. T. A.
Firth, woolbroker, In the aftenmon offered for public male
about 1,000 packs of togiish fleeces, matching., skin, and
clothing wools. There was a good attendance of gentlemen
Intererted.and the bidding. went with some degree of brisk nem,
of btisknems, though the price. realised were not better than
those current In the market..

Loitaine. Friday.—During the past week there has bees ea
active demand for Engliah broke* and nolik and all dencrlp-
lions of skin wool, eapecially the Inferior descriptions syllable
for army woo. Other dmeriptione are firmly held, but the
demand for them is not very brisk.

HOP MARKET.

Boaoron, Wednewlay.—The trade continues active, and
acme long growths of NW and Beet Kent hops were placed
during the week. Low coloured useful aorta of hope were
=for ens or two dam and gave way In price, but they
recniow been cleared off. Al Weyhllf Fair, F*.rham and
country Farnhain Hopi sold pretty freely, at full pricea, and
London rnerchanta who attended succeeded la doing more
bustnewie than mud In Until and Bum&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-25

PREPAREFSOUP

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Ready toe 1=0144 Usa
MOCK TURTLE, OX TAIL RARE,
JULLIENNE, REAL TURTLE, te,

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PUJOICYORS TO KR MAJESTY,

SOHO SQUARE, LOND93I.

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Grocers and Italian Warehousemen;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-25

Rad comitti exiatog.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1870.

DOHCHNITER.

IDonal. Ceusyy HoaTITAL.—Tbe treasurer ham rn-
ncised a donation of £5O from the Rev. Casr J. Glyn.
FOOT AND MOUTH Malan& - During the present
week the epidemie hiss mode ita appearance in several
parishes around Dorchester, ineinding Fordington,
Charininskr, Portraying, Higher Burton, and Stratton.
Cauecuwativere' FUND.—On Sunday *armoire were
oreached st Christ Church. West Fordington, by the
IRev. C. J. Bird, when collections . were made in aid of
the above fund, amounting to £2 Se. Bd,
Swim Cog Tall PROPAGATION OF TEI OUNPIL mx
FORZION PART/L—On Sunday aanneal were preached
at the church of Holy Trinity, in aid of this society,
in the morning and evening by the Rev. H. Rowley.
M.A., late of the Central African Mission, and in the
afternoon by the Rev. H. Everett, rector, when the
collection+ amounted to nearly £l2 12s, 6.i.

Tim Court Leek supper was held on Wednesday
evening, at the White Hart. Mr. J. Drake prodded, and Mr.
Barrett occupied the •lae-chair. Mr. Coundilor Gregory, the
Town Clerk (Mr. G. Etymon:l.), Mr. ',monde, Junr.,end. goodly
number of the Juror. attended. The loyal and patrlotie torts
were given, followed by "the Mary end Gorporatiom," " the
health of the Town Clerk," " the Chairman," " the Vies-chair-
man," "the Town and Trade of Desehostar,"kc. Thies wen
Intervened a:th some capital songs, and the evening was very
tmemencigspeuL Gethevinp of this wort arctic and far between,
but they are both agreeable and woeful, for they tend to
promote mutual confidence and good-will, and faster unanimity
of feeling upon local matter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-25

HAY AND rnuoc

thirrenst.D, Thunday.

The following wen the quotations :
Per load of 36 trusses. Per laid of 36 truism.
liay LI 6 oto£6 15 0 I Clover £5 0 oto £7 0 0
Straw £1 8 0 to Ll 10 0

SEED MARK VT.

In the absence of • consumptive demand the affricultend
mod trade now rules v• quiet. Fine new English red clever
mod continues scarce and deer; as yet there Is but little offer-
ing, A =all quantity of new American red has reached this
country, the quality of which la &bent the average, Super
.ample. of new white clover weed are held for long values
Melte Is firm. New trefoil mod excites at preant but little
attention. For winter tares we have a fair demand, at fully
recent nine.; fine parcels are In short supply. Canary end
hemp vied are without change. We have • good Inquiry for
blue ppm and Harioot beans Muster I and is firm at the
recent advance of, say 9d to leper bushel. Sowing rape seed
must be quoted 2s per qr. dearer.—John Shaw and Sons, 16,
Water Lane, London, N.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-25

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ampton and beyond.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-25

COLONILL PRODUCE.

The colonial producemarketa thM week hate not undergone
any Important changes, the Imre supplies brought forward
chiefly finding buyer., although the present aspect of affairs on
the Continent preclude. any return of general activity.

BETTER MARKET.
DVTIOIIII, Thureday.—The following were the current prices
id this market to-dayr—Milk butier, per lb., IBM to ls
whey ditto, Is lid to le 2d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-25

DANGEROUS I T.l.

CHAP AN'cz

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tL-1, ntire Wheat Flour
Highly recommended by the faculty as the most nutritious and csily
digested food for infants, children, and invalids. Its richness in 11OS:::.11a
makes it invaluable during teething; it is a singularly digestive and nouri,hing
food for children and is an excellent diet for invalids, being retained in the
stomach when Arrowroot, Corn-flour, and similar articles are rejected.
Fran tar " Lana," sod April, ill7O.
We hope it will take the place of the purely starchy compounds now in ase, bath ia she soot of children:l
ad"" From Palmer oiTTFIELD, F.C.S., Prefasor of Practical Ciaasay to as Piarourraa
Sod" of Gnat Britain, afr.
Its richness in gluten or aesh-fanaiag amens', and earthy plicephatea Of bone and teeth-for:nisi sulstlt:a
show it to be. very salitable food, espoorally for children. lt is incomparably superior to ArreerrOoe.
and other forms of stuck which oninaGiute but little to the formation of boo, or muscle.
Retail of Family Grocers and Druptists, Ike., In Gd., Gd., & is. packets, & 3.1. Tics.
Wholesale or the Sole Proptietore.
Orlando Jones az Co

hesmiorT awl Palatka of
LONDON
Rice Starch
N.B.—This Starch, the Strongest and Purest made, may be nl,lLii
Water, and retains its stiffness in the Dampest Weath,r.

WORKS: SHEFFIELD & LONDON
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-25

MO LILL

The hills against the following were also Ignored: Therms
Ricketts; Andrew Burnett, unlawfully nhootlng with • certain
pistol, loaded with powder sod divers leaden shot at and against
Watson, stSymoodsbury ; Charles Chrlatoplier, attempting •
mime at llarshwood.

/UMW AT lIALLAWIRAX.
MIIMAIM, MARTIN, Me, and GIORGI MARTIN, 45, pieaded
guilty to gosling • purr; containing £3 lac 64. from Job
lanning, at Gillingham, and went rentanood to aka Wake hard
labour each.

MUT AT MAJIIXATIII
Joss Bum, a vagrant, pleads' guilty to stealing a par of
trawlers at Ikesninster, October 11. Sentence, two swaths'
bard labour.

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411UIAT noisilT MT • TOMO/ell AMIIIITANT AT 11111TMOIJTIL
JogaritSUOMl slim .10eirg Owaggr, V. chemist's
sasistant, was indicted for denting Money and various Prop rtg
to the value of about GBO, belonging to Kr. A. B. MI",
chemist, of Weymouth; and also for Keeling • ring belonging
to Edward Bland, en emisitant.
Prisoner pleaded guilty to stealing the marked money.
Mr. Collins, who wag for the prosecution, said be would take
that Pink TrA allow the other Indictments to remain on the
Mee of the court. Retook WS course to use the pilaffs tone-
Prisoner admitted being convicted of kiony at the Old Bailey
on Januir7 4, 1864, after • previous conviction.
Mr. Wane said that in 1804 the prisoner was sentenoed to
lx year.' penal servitude.
In reply to the Chairman, Mr. Collins said prosecutor, in
whose empty primmer 111114, suepected blin of steeling, and sent
Forlethe shop for articles with marked money. At tinned
e to
day the pike found the marked money in prisoner's
pockela.
The Chairmen saki prisoner had pleaded pleaded guilty to
an offence which was part or a long series of ; he had
only recently come out of penal servitude for wig jeers, and
immollately upon that bud committed, at any rat.. ono of the
retook,e with whkh he was charged. The court could not but
Inflect upon him a severe eentence but they earnestly hoped
that If be lived to come out again be would try to reform—
Mr. Collins and Mr. rooks bare conferred with the court,
after which
Mr. Ferrer continued : Tbei words spoken on his behalf by
the pronecution, would lessen the mensience the court were
going to pm; Kill they mint InAkt a heavy punishment upon
him, and trusted be would learn to do bettor. When bet am •
Mooed be bad penal servitude for mix yearn, and his sentence
, now most be for a longer period—he gas sentenced to penal
I servitude for men
Kr. Collins aieJthat everything the primer bad in Ms
pommel= ebo be given up to Kr. Mason.
Kr. Foots could not offer any objection, and the Court
ordered It; but it was mid that Kr. Mason would give up the
young man's clothes,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-25

CATTLE IiARKETEL

MerROPOLITIN, Thunday.—The beef trade Ls extremely slow,
and although there Ise fak sprinkling of really good beasts on
offer, buyen me few and far between ; second-elaes animals,
both British and foreign, must be written somewhat lower In
price, but there Is great reluctance on the part of the sales-
men to gin way; choice quality remains steady. Tbemutton
trade Is ale) slow ; no variation from Man&y's rates can
however, be noted, except for Inferior and large-framed
animals, whether Britlsh or foreign, and upon thee there Is a
reduction of 24 to 4d per stone Some excellent quality of
Dutch mutton continues to arrive. Choke mires are quits
tine exception, and fully maintain their Yaw. Other breeds
as last noted. There is an improvement In the pork trade.

TOTAL StIFTLY. 1,0111201 /WPM.
Bemete.. - .. 1,160 . 480
Sheep and IAIOI4 .. 7,960 .. 4,500
266 .. 120
190 .. 190
inferior Quality. not Quality.
Beef - - ha 041. to 4e. 81. .. , 44. 10,1. to Be. Od.
Mutton 11.. 6,1. 4e. 10,1. . .. 6e. Od. —4.. Od.
Vest.... Se. 104. 6.. 24. . .. 6a. 44. —Oa 44.
Pork.... Oa
.041. 4e. 84. .... 4a. 104. 6e. 84.
At per Moue of 81b., linki ng the offal.

Wmtermin, Thr unday.—There were 1,120 head of fat cattle,
5,400 sheep, 700 pigs, 70 don cattle, and a few calvca at market
to-day. There was a good demand, and a fair clearance was
effected. First, quality of be:l, 'hail to flo 9,1 per stone of 141 b ;
second, be 9d to 94 ; inferior, 84; wether mutton, Bld to 9d
per lb; ewe, 71 to lid; fat pip, 84 to 81 &I per stone d 1411),
Lean cattle, £lO to £l6 each ; much cows, £lO to £26.
Buirrot, Thursday—We had Mort supply of bed at our
market to-day, with a slow trade, except for beet descriptions,
which .old well at 704 and 79. per cw 6, but inferior wimples
changed hands slowly at low figures. Of sheep we had a small
supply, but It proved quite sufficient for the demand, which
we. anything but large; best *ethera sold at 841, and in some
instances a little more money was reallood, whilst ewe, and
inferior sorts showed no chance. We bad a small show of dors
cattle, but trade remains very dull at low currientim Of
milch coin we had a short supply.' but only • limited number
changed hands at low rates, which ranged from eld to El& Of
pip we had scarcely 601, the oonsignmente from Ireland arriving
very irregularly owing to the Wormy weather, This made the
trade very uneven and prime were irr .
egular • porkers might
be laid to be Irene, at Ils lid per score, and bacon pip changed
hands .4 11.

B 11311111111•11, Thursday. —We received • good supply of
beasts, the general condition middling. There was a good
demand for choice qualities, at late prima; middling and In-
ferior sold slowly. The number of thew was large,
which met a steady trade. Calves • moderate supply ; trade
fair. FM pip a good supply; coarse heavy pip sold slowly.
Beef. Old to IM per lb.; mutton. 71i1 to ; real, 7d to 8J;
bacon pigs, 100 Od to Ils &I per score ; porkers, Ils Id to
ii. &I.