The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26 00:00:00

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TUMIDAY. NOVEMBER M. 1 .
FROM OUR OWN REPORTS& , --

iiimpE.LAmm, MONDAY, Novae= IL
wawa*. ialapty of lbasliali wheat; itado 4.n; •
patoola & pCISd of at orlon etpt•l to Illooday Is 4;
to biro, forgot mks lawn ratio most Immo boom sob-
Oood show of foroitt wheat, sod Ptiott with
tl.Soal., so oonroad. d
Mao magrifbutoy am. bolt at
fall prism. but Ptiintal sad soda wen folly
]a.
. 10W.% OBIS 400111111,1 . is. PDS qr.
B,ana sod piss ii. to N. per v. fiastspar. Floor
drooPisi•

911rTROPOLITA1c °ATTU MARKEL Nov. 99
Moderato arrive/Is at beak "NOM and teraida Weida,
demand steady, and prises aroused I. par Rh. Part
f• ma and aromas Ifs. 9d. par Mb. Eimasp showed •
similar imprevemsat, radmie dearer. Pip
steady al 1&16 raw.

MONET MARKET, Nov. 95.
Camels have improved la oightk on stow purchases
1)64 94 to 931 ex dlv.

Baotou Columns to Hotta. —We (Weekly ReOster)
learn with no small pleasure that dunng the put
week several mavens of asks hue been for-
mally received into the Catholie °harsh. One of
them is a well-knows carats at a mill better knows
rflaalietio incumbent of the Anglican euabliehment
limb. West of Boil md. Another is tits Led/ Superior of
as Avila* Wiseerhood in the nos usightiemitood. A
third hue Oxford uodergrodute, who was preparing foe
ardent is Cho lialithsh dutch. AU these are, or rather
were, of Mutates-ritualistic wheel, sad Sinewy stroageM
meager's have bees resorted to La mom ikon sue inaanas
to provost the Forties carrying out their istsiatiotto Bong
strong we .re merelfal, but we could unfold • tale most
discreditable to two, if sot three, ritualistic clergymen
in 000nesion with these conversions. It is curious to
see bow aagry men get whim their hearers follow out
the logls of theit Mashing.
Two Maamosgas op Qowitagnia2 AND TIM
TIMIAIIIL—Is Is lomelihne• asked what Imeocou of
team lite.ll,te who has. the Chards of inglaad
smijoin the Chunk of Rams, sad how far they siti
really believe and adopt the doctrines of that Cbarch.
Let is than look at the followisg :—"The Bev. Mr.
Gadd informed the Fenian ootiviota, on Thoreau mere.
tug, that the Dowager Marabioness of Queensberry had
gout ma order for £lOO for the benefit of their wives and
ehildran • and read to ugh of them the following biter
front *xi lady :—• My dear Friends,—lt may be that
these few lines may minister some coesolatioa to you
we your approaching departure (rose this world.
I send you by the hands of a faithful meessepg
some help for year wile or wives, and cedar= is
their approaching irreparable lose, sad with the assur-
ance that as long its I bet tbey shall be eared for to the
%trout of my power. Mr. Ill'DonisitU, the bearer of
this for net will bring roe their address and the address
mf the print who attends you. It will also he a comfott for
your erosions sou a to know that we remember you hero
• the altar of God, where the daily rem.= breams et that
all-glorious sierifige on Calvary for you all isnot neglected.
'We have daily mass for you here, and if it be so
that it pieties ths good God to permit you thus to be
called to limedf on fletarday morning, the precious
oly and blood of our Lint and Savioor, awl our
Friend, will be presented for you before God at eight
o'clock on that thy- that blood so precious which
cleanses from all sin. May your last words and thoughts
b. juts. Heu on Him who is faithful and willing,
sal al-powerful to mays. Rest on Hint and on His
▪ ,r gee on that crogsfor you—instead of you—and bear
Pt,,, say, 'To day thou shalt be with me in Paradise.'
Tat will we remember your auk sustantly at the
altar of God, after your departure, as well u thou
who you Is vs in life. Farewell; and may June
Chrot, the &oriour of elision save us all, and give you
His la.t blessing upon 'trill, and an eternal contino-
ens of it in H . - roline Queensberry. —Vent n. r.
Js •of Wiabt." Observe there is sot • word about the
heitomaness of the Grime, not a with for their repent.
once, not • doubt as to their salvation; not a prayer
for m try for the... They are •tdrewed as martyr. ;
strovialoo is promised for their wives and children. Has
her lviyship done anything for the widow df their
wieder. ? Si,. toes an English lady, and Brett was an
Englishman, who died doing his duty. But she is now
a Romanist, , sod the has lost all sympathy.
but .1 at her priest dictates. She can feel for rebels,
and ma deter, not for tits ir OAm. if popery is mat
enough thus to identify Awl( with Peniani.m, it must
n- t ea; • t mush longer the forbear•hoe it tiaa so lons
viler* . T 1 • working cleurs are thnringhly alive to
t'is rase Loy or the Fenient and if they once suspect
the Homan it t . be their shelter.; nothing will prevent
wanes, of which tve dere not apes*, nor think
without( ear. Bet hem we tee what Ritualism
does when c tried to its legitimate result It Manses
an Erigii.h laity iot haa sympathies with
emit triter, but none t.r tits loyal and the true; anil
t•-• whole dory is • wondefol cenfinnation of DPIIII
C/30 i•oportant pamphlet " licpos's T•otim" After
• tutoring all s.osp.thy with this outrageous moo m -i.t
r years, now at • convenient time the Church of
It me shoes hired, the real abettor.
rumen Fla ANOWL—A Paris correspondent of the
Leoeptattance ridge says that • French loan it inevit-
able T, a deficit is enormous. Twenty millions
sterling would be hut • drop in the ocean. Tbe tooting
debt is at least forty-six mil ion..
Da. LlTlNGarealt it is still hoped, I. alive. A letter
from ler. RI k, at Z snsiher, &led 28 h September,
Mates that be hut woe a native tredet who bad just
wounied from thaw. stern side of LA* Tang.nyike, and
who miss him a oetoilen account of basin,' men • white
fan travelling in that very remota region.
Tag Two CAOII.II.- -A oorrespon4ent of the Valium
describing the aspect of the sup.* of a captain of Fled
Reimers slain in the a-vault of Monte It Undo. says :- -
"Still on his Ike them was the most rueful smile,
and—strange contrast, Which powsrfelly illustraied the
differenee of the two crows —hr tbc tide of thin noble
l"s•il wan was stretched the body of a Gartbaltiian,
witi. in rd beard, hatiod in blood, and with • face
which expressed damnation..
C,samism,rg'e 13Nirlist4NAN AND TOO DgeOrt 07
.Trti w liusstue— 4 French jouriod, be Apar°. •
few dale sge published an aceivant of the doings of as
I.igh totiowitsg the Guiliateian forces in Italy.
It was stated that be was armed with • rile of ex-
...mei, Lola range, made expresely for long shots ; that
tapas the weapon was fixed • toleassops with whisk he
awe. the Country for • distance of eighteen hundeed
yards,and that comfortably isstalled upon • height,
out reach of the enemy's shots, he picked of men in
an artistic manner, jotting down the circumstance of
each homicide in • sportsman's book. Ills further
stated that there was every MOOR to believe that it
waa he who killed Julian BusealL On former

oesasions 51bs1.Ws English—inat:7' was.Zlways‘..stiapg=l
to be Colonel Nerd, of Penquite, l'ornwslk to whom
Garibaldi paid • visit during tie .tay in England • few
years ago, and there are many persons who may now
suppose that the person referred to by Pigaro is no
other than the some Colonel Posed. This, however,
mud be a mistake, as he Ls at present at Penquite, and
a few days ago presided as a magistrate at the petty
ses•ione of biedistriet.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Ur. Badclytfe's Hounds—Thursday, Yellowham—al 11.
The Lot Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Hayes Farm;
Friday. Kt ,hbatnoton—st 11.
The Blackinore Vale Poshounds—Toesday (this day),
Haydon Lodge; Thursday Bedlynch Gate; Friday,
Cunnings Court—ti 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds Wednesday, Wyaford ;
Friday, Giant's Howl; 11aturday, ii ithentone—at 11.
The New Forest Hounds Tuesday (this day), Btarley
Park; Thursday, 1 larendon Park; Saturday. Hill-
top flato—st 10.15.
Ur. Walter Flower's Harriers—Wednesday, Old Castle
Oat.- Friday, High Post -at 11.
The Tedworth Nona& Tueaday (this day), New Mill:
Thursday, Chute Windmill; Saturday, hurstbourne
Tenant—at 11.
The South Wilts tiounde—Tuseday (thin day), Berwick.
Comb.; Friday, Stoe ton Wood; uonday, Vern.
ditch ; Wednesday, Knoyle Windmill—at It.
The Plaits of Beaufort'. I isunds—ruseday day),
Lower Woods Wednesday, Stanton t. Quinton;
hursday, Christian Malford ; Friday, Toll bent;
Saturday, Caleo• io 30

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Wednesday. 27. —Dunster (Somerset) Fair.
Tharsday. Mt —Basingstoke and A Iresford(Rants) Feb,
Aection at 74, St. I homat-street, Weymouth, of
Freehold, Copyhold and Leaseh .14 Prelate' as,
by Mr Milledge.
Saturday, 30. —Milbonte ,t. Andrew (Dorset) and Wells
(Somerset) Fairs.
Tuesday, Oeoembar 3. —Dorobeater County Court.

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