The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-23 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER' 23, 1862.
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unprofitable must the worship of God and the
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42% i DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. north, and now seeks safety for itself behind the , Wimborne,t267 3s. lid.; Bournemouth, £lB Hs. 7d. from the ports and places following, or any or either
-- forts which line the Potomac. DiJguise it as —total, £1,654 7s. 4d.
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preaching of the Gospel be to the people who
THE PLOUGHING MATCH for the we may the Union arms have been repeatedly, Cmcwwr —On Friday last a match was
played
in
no; them, ttehart:sntoi.skaeyn,i,Bennds,toi,l: Ltillenrepononliyinortheeheoeniteinrtyi
frequent these buildings. In the first place, the
e and vitiated atmosphere which must
PREMIUMSoffered by this SOCIETY, and the, disgracefully, and decisively beaten. The whole Kingston Park between 11 gentlemen selected by R. and Holyhead, in the county, of Anglesea."—At the .
"0 DORCILISTER, JOHN GALPIN, Rm. will
P. Fetherstonliatigh, Esq., and II members of the Dor-
"thine eaCeso.euranelilpiaSrlirseheesfurtinher
----^kV, the 3rd Day of OCTOBER, campaign against Richmond has proved a failure. 'Wilts and 8,-rks in which necessarily attendantbuilding,
chaster (Town) Cricket Club, which resulted in favour ordeted (after enumerating
- tr HAWKINS, on hiAIITINB- The rebels have resumed the offensive, andor any -n
of the former. The ground was in excellent trim, sheep or lambi to or from persons breathing it; and then, how can thee take
impure and
...debde
-'^n Down, by the have driven back our troops to the precise disease torevranila) that
n" it shall not be lawful f
and the weather was propitious. Mr. Petherston- person
yrsoonr either remove any
aparyislies of Stanton St. Bernard, bold of the truths that are presented to their minds,
position they held after the battle of Bull's Run, haugh's eleven commenced batting to the bowling of Asebury, Aldbourne, and Hampstead Norris, or to when their brains are partially stupified with the
----. than a year ago. Our generals do not Peers and Parsons. Sir Ivor, Mr. Stewart, and the drive or conduct any sheep or lambs through or by hot and poisoned air, and their faculties are over-
come by the drowsiness occasioned by such a state
---eo whether they intend to attack veteran Ellis, particularly distinguished themselves. way of such parishes or any or either of them, unleash
4 on some other line of Dorchester followed, against the terrific and unerring the person so removing, driving, or conducting each of. things' Moreover, the minister cannot preach
' - --ced certain bowling of Mr. Schreiber, but note itbstandine,
- -.---n Parsons in the second innings made a fine leg hit for person who may have been with the same amount of earnestness and vigour he
oppressed as his people, and thus the chief end. and
b isesuignyedtwbyogroiToerejna justices of the said counties
sheep or
.or lambs
~ shall first have obtained a certificate, wi
would wish to employ, for he too must be as much
-a finally retired with a score of 13 ; Thomas 11?
"•dicious play, added 19 to the second !air t
Wilts Be k
Infected ourith re; labouring tinder the said disorders, object of the establishment of plaoes of worship is
"i• steady play, succeeded
, under the first section of the said Act, that such re- in a great measure frustrated. Surely something
two
Lively, to seise sheep or lambs
-""aet danger of spreading the said diseaae."—The Devizes them cool, healthy, and pleasant, and thus enable
' •-"inge made, , m moval, driving, or conducting may take place without might very easily be done to rectify this, and make
- --"e of Friday stays :—On Saturday evening rumours worshippers to join in the service and listen to the
—.ruing a number of separate outbreaks, sermon, without the sensation of oppression and
-•oe we heard that Professor languor which has been so painfully experienced
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was, how-neighbour-
"4 by your obedient servant,
of MEDICUS-
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----mouth, September 17, 1862.
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