The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30 00:00:00

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

ARK-LANE. MONDAY. Apau. 73.

I,,igsh whoa* in limited supply ; factors a...a.d
ea Leeman of frees IL to 2a. per qr., but tbe rum was
ahemi aciailual, as very little Indoors was done. Barley
lases's,' at Wm prises. Malt sluggish. Oats tire turn
isteer. Bemis commatuled eztrswe rates. Pass tus-
altered. Flour held lee sere mown%

112ETMOPOLIT&N CATTLI MARKET, Aram 29.
Oassidiorable arrivals of beasts from our own (rasing
distriels ; best beards realised lust Mondays prima,
Inferior Meek • sheik lower. Foreign beast@ lasolive,
at barely stationary rates. The sheep trade was doll.
but very little change took place in the %Rotations.
Lambs steady. Calves gold at very toll 'mime Pip
doggish at lest week's mien

MONEY MARIIII' APITL, 29.
Coomel. for sanely and aceennt were at the opening
got be 90f; Unmans now 0041 tot En.

WOOL akRICET. Aram 29.

Our market Is unusually heavy. and prime see
barely supporhed. Fleeces : Southdown bowie,
le. 50. to Is. d. Kent fleeces, la. sd. to Is.
Boutddown twee and whetters, le sd. to le ad;
Leicester le sd. to le 6id. Sorts t Cambia(
le. 54. to 11. 91; sorts tombioiog. Is. M. to Is.
olotisiog. Is. M. to Is. 744.

Ter Rrv. Saigon Wear, late aural' of Bedford,
has been received iota the Roman Catholic Charoh.

Tii Nentienferistiet, reporting tits opening of a new
Oesgregstionel church at -Forest Hill, says thst the con•
venation unite with the minister in saying not only
the Lord's Prayer, General Oonfessidn, and Apostles'
Creed, bat also in the Genets! Thanksgiving.

Ti, PLAntaimcin on tie PuLYIY.—Not long ign
• 'Mar in the country, hi:tilting a family living, took an
&Misting leas* of his surprised eongromMien, having
carried into his pulpit • printed sermon which As bed
sot previously Iliad. 11. 1. preaching in the same pulpit
AWL

Poucemis or UTTIGS sr etrzoninr.—The Lord
Chancellor hes aold 22 adrowiona to clergymen since
November. 186.1, wbeo the Act allowing the sale of
them Crown livings came into operation. tido is
exactly one in four of all the purchasm of tic. Lord
Cbaseellor'n lielop, the whole number sold haring
be.. 13&

Dlt. Cot=•o.—A correepondent communiastes the
following forte regarding dot ex• Bishop of Natal to the
CiseircA Nees. It is asserted that, haring been informed
that no invitation from tint Archbishop of Caoterbary
will be sent to him, he ha. expressed his iateetion of
coming over to England to claim a place in the General
Anglican Canoga of next flopternbee. 'rho same
oorreepoedeet states that owing to the recent altered
podtion of affairs which Lord (Numinous's colonial policy
bag brought about, it is not improbable that Dr. Colons*
may resign his letters patent—a step whieh several of his
Broad Church alike in England have. Cv obvious reasons,
urgently *claimed him to take.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Monday, 29. - Cerne Albs, (Dorset) Fair.
Tuesday, 30. -Auction at the Royal Oak Inn, Auckland
Newton, id Freehold Estates, by Mr. Illsor.
Wednesday. May 1. —Poole (Dorset), Castle Carey,
(hard, North Petherton, and Phillips Norton
ISoraerset) Fairs.
Thursday, 2.- Animal Meeting of the Shareholders of
the Dorset County School, at the Townhall,
Dorchester.
2, and following ley. --Auction at Stratton and
Orimstone, near Dorchester, of the whole of

the effects of Mr. G. A. Chilcott, wilier tool
frrmer.

Satunlay, i 7 Reunett's Repository Role at Bland-
ford.
Maiden Newton (Dorset), and Castle Combe,
Wilton (Wilts) Fairs.
Monday, 11.—Fordin1bridge County Court.
Aledbridge (Dorset) Fair.
Tuesday, 7. Dorchester County Court.
Auction at the Roll Hotel, Bridport, of Freehold
Houses, Warehouses, ke., by btr. Coral&

BIRTH&

April la, at rpeerne, the Hos. Mn. Marker, of a
BOIL

April 19. at Dorchester, the wife of the Rev. T.
Alexander Falkoer..of eon.
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April 19 at the 7Acre Regis, the wife of the
Rey. F. Warre, of • daughter.
April 21, at Dewliah, tin wife of Mr. Charles Kent,
of a daughter.
April 23, at %dwell, Weymouth, the wife of the
Rev. George Philippe, M.A., of • daughter.
April 23, at Grove-buildings, Doechester, the wife of
Mr. F. Dart, a .on.
April 27, ut Dunigateotreet, Dorchester, the wife of
Kr. Medway, currier, Le., of • daughter.

MARRIAGES.
April 22, st St John's, (ntots, Canlilf, by the Rev.
Vincent Hauls', inctunbei.t, Mr. F. W. Loa to Miss
Fanny... Norris.

..... .
- April Et, at St. Janic.'• Church, Tunbridge Vella by
the Hon. and Rev. A. Brodrick, asanted by the Rev.
C. R. Pearson, Captain Geoffrey Mairia, Royal Marines.
to Barbara Harriet Diana, third daughter of the late
Richanl Brouncker. of Boveridge, Dorset, Esq.
April Zi. at Haselbury Bryan, Dorset, by the Rev.
E. Forward, brother of the bride, assisted by the Rev.
R. Bunion. rector Of Haselbury Bryan, Edward
Temkin., Esq.. of Jersey, wound son of the late William
Steele Tonikin., ling., J.r., of Broughton, Hants. to
Elisabeth, youngest daughter of the late Rey. Charles
Forward, rector of 13ettiseombe, Dorwt.
April 2:1, at Netherbury Church. by the Hon. and
Rev. A. Spring Rice, asaistml by the Rev. R. F. Willi.
and Rev. J. Wynne, brothers-imlaw of the bride, John
James Martin, Esq., AN., Belridere, Sussex, to Margaret
voungest daughter of the late Shering Keddle,
Esq., liatchlands, Netherbury.

DEATHS.

April 21, at Langland-street, Poole, Mr. George
Thorne, aged 54 years.
April 24, at 104, St. Diary-street, Weymouth, Mr. C.
Brauer, aged 59.
April fft, at Foniington, the wife of Mr. Robert
Damon, yeoman, after • long and protracted illness.
At Puddletowa, Mr. James Sherwoo4l., formerly of
the Xiaja Anna Inn, aged 78.