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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

DORCRZETER SATURDAYS CORN
MARKET.
..

At Use Corn Exchange there was • small supply of
w%eat, and little alteration in prime, which
rancid
boas 41.• to Ma Der qr. Grinding barley, 216. to.
per qr. Oats a little doom., at 252. to 2111. per quarter.

OC)RK BUTTER MARKET.
Ordinary : Firsts, 101 a woods, 01e. ; thirds, Ok:
fourths, 00. ; ; sixths, Oa Mild Cured: Baser-
flee , 11111. : firsts, 106 s. : woods, 01. ; thirds, 89a Firkins
le the market, NIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.

CORN,

GLOUGTHTFH.—Our insport. of wheat into Gloucester
this week from ahroad amount to about 11000 quarters, of
barley 9,900 quarters. 111•110 16,000 quarter., and oat
about SACO quarter,. Thn weather continues remarkably
In. At the same time the wheat trade increasse to
armies., and price' era well .ustained.
NORWICH.—The amply of wheat wee Pretty good at
this market, but with a ler active demand trade may be
quoted shout Is. per quarter lower than last Saturday.
NOTTINGHAM —We have bad a week of brilliant
weather and an ahaenee of rain. The supply of wheat at
market we. moderate, and a steady feeling pervaded the
trade, samples being disposed of at about last Saturday's
priori
FILTERBOROUGH.—There wee not much wheat on
otter, and hiildary naked prices above the Vlll.ll of millers.
RZADING.—Whest made a small show on the steads
but a lood sale was done in beet things at arm prices
secondary mete were a slow trade, at barely late ratea
The.. was nothing doing in barley. The supply of oats
was scanty. For beans there was a fair inquiry at last
week's figures Peas were In request at former currencies.
The value of flour is unchanged MIX* our Let report,
households selling at as. per each. and seconds at 40a per

seek
WARMINSTER.—There was • quiet trade. Wheat met
lame week's mime ; other grain, sales were nominal
WORCIL.—The continued fine, sunny, hot weather
Is forcing the corn crops rapidly to matarity, sad the
Wrest will be earlier then expected a month ago. and
much better. The market was fairly attended, and there
was • fair time of year business doing, at prices fully
sustaining the late advance.
BATH—There was a fair supply of wheat on offer at
oar market, and the business done was at the full rates
at last week. Feeding stuffs unalteroL Flour firm.
TAUNTON.—The corn market was well supplied with
ingliah wheat, and there was a large show of foreign
The trade was firmat last week's prices. Feeding stuffs
unaltered..
genWertla(lNElTF.R.—At our market there was • very
quiet trade Wheat made last week's rate.. Other gram
amine] in value.
TORE_ —Our Corn Exchange was moderately attended,
end taw show of wheat we•
.anall. The demand was fair,
and the rates of this 4.y se nnight were well maintaineL
White may be quoted at its. to its.; and red at Its, to if.,
per qr. In malting barley nothing doing ; grinding a
awn show and n quiet trade at late rate.. A moderate
&mend was experienced for oats, which realised full
prices, and made it V. per qr. Not many beans
offering, and last week's pricee well maintalned-0e to
lk per qr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

KICATING'S

NBEOT DESTROYING —POWDER,
ma supplied to Her Majesty's Government.
This POWDER is quite HARMLESS to
ANIMALS; but is unrivalled in cketroying Time,
Bu Moths In Fors, and every other species
c/rnsect Beatles,
stages of lf.
A small PAW* of itpittrowredtik the mellow of a
bedstead will destroy Bugs, and as long as it remains
they will oat appose again; a little sprinkled upon the
pillow and shoots at bed-time will prereut persons
bslg bitten by these and ether ass,slv. imusets.
Ish Wrongly recommended to Families. Proprietor,
of Hotels, Boarding Homes, he., mastlislass is its
, and well adapted for that OM.
=liCaktn"lllitterlilblatioll of those pests to Sleeping
Apartments so difficult to guard
It is indispensable to tolLainit. Seesids, for pro-
teotinciku‘othes, Balding, and Sleeping Apartment.
freer Bugs. Cockroaches, and Mosquitoes.
Sold in Poet 14 Stamps) and S. 6d.
each, by THOMAS KEATING, Chemist, St. Paul's
Churchyard, London, LC., and all Chmoista.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

‘.‘./1"hell anb fil#kt.ris•"

We weld—aill th;attestion of The Load Board to the
dasuprow and increasing practice of sllorriag rehklas to
remain la the sineta beyosd • reasonable time. Surely
Itrcannot be considered wide enough to act u
ortil se tkara•Ware. More than a few times
lately titre has been " • bleat." ZiElai a to be allowed
to use lab side sea ouvenient place, they is no
reran my should not nes this except that we
prevent Set from passing between us. On behalf of the
t/iird aus coon numerous party, we be to protest against
anyone etherealising, at bask outside. to Om °NT°.
street.

at fair day was isiWitere-MTTlTureday, Friday, and
liaturda,. Several years ago Abbotabury was • market
town, ad the llth. Mk, and 13th of July, were good
cattle des, but of late years it ha. lost its sales, and the
(sir to oily one of drunkenness, in fact • few yews ago a
p,Wtionras signed by some of the parishioners and sent
to the brae Secretary, then Lord Aberdare, praying for
an ordcato prevent standings and stalls in the street This
step eraisucceesful, lance then the fisherman and others
meet at he 11chester Arms, and there they keep up their
merrinnet and by the noise of stamping of feet ec. , they
really sewed to enjoy themselves. At the finishing of
* last Light they broke up with" (iod save the Queen,'
and armog themselves with a four gallon barrel, started
for theirbomea, at some of which • few gathered them-
selves toether until the early hours of Sunday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

BRATOWN.

on Thruway the 18th the Sundny school children in
oonneetiou with the Independent Chapel had their annual
tee end outing in a geld kindly lent for the OCC•SiOU in
the Rarbour-roed. An address was made to the children
by the Nen', Rev. F. J. Austin. and they dispersed about
ulna o'clock, all haying *pent a plangent day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

Doctors
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better ,
Not I know
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GAZETTE. TUESDAY. JULY 23, 1878.

NISI PARIS COURT.
(Mare Mr. iodise Diciawi.)

TIMISDAT.
Sitickidlold v. Curti, lad Sow. —Plaintiff was formerly a
farmer and cattle dealer, occupying Holton Farm under
Sir Ivor Guest, and the defendants are auctioning' living
at Poole. The action brought was to recover damages for
excessive distress levied on his stock and furniture foe
rent. ft appeared afbar the rent and expenoes had been
paid, the balance paid over to the plaintiff was L 7 9.. 9d.
His Lordship did not consider there was any case, end It
was decided to withdraw • Juror.
Moro v. Hunter sad Co —This wee an action brought
by lir. William Mosey, auctioneer, of Bridport, against
Messrs. Hunts...ad Co., upholsterers, of Tottenham-roed
Landon. for damages snetalned through the defendants
not fulfilling a contract. It appeared the plaintiff west
to London and ordered some goods of the defendants,
which he alleged were to be sent in time to be
put in a ssie that was to take place on the list of May but
they were not emit until too late for it. For the defence
it was argued that • cheque was to be tent before the
goods were &raid, and that it not being rant on the
day promised e delay was causal.
Yr. Collins, (4C, and Mr. Templar were for the
plaintiff. and Yr. Cole, qC., M.P., and Mr. Salim for
the defendant.. . . . . .

—TheiTs777-air—a-r4e4 the pistutiff £5 damages, In addition
to the amount of the cheque—Elf odd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

DOZONISTRIL

AT tb• Wesleyan Chapel, on Sunday, the Rey. W.
Allen, preaching from the worde—" Let me die the
death of the righteous, and let my last end be like
his," made an especial reference to the death of the
late Rey. R. W. Pears.
Tex Rev. W. C. °nowt, of Grove-buildings, I.
announced (D.Y.I to give an address at the Young
Men's Christian gasodaUon Room, Durngate.street,
on Thursday evening next, to commence at 830, to
which all young men are specially invited.

THE Illit tier: the Lord Bishop of Salisbury has
Sunned the Rev. 'Henry Dickenson Gundry to the
Vicarage of Corns Abbas, Dorset, void by the ounion
of the Rev. J. Hougood, on the nomination of the
Right Hon. Lord Rivers ,• and the Rev. Arthur Edward
Gilbert-Conner, La., to the Curacy of Stourpaine and
Steepleton Iwerne. Dorset.
THE Doo TAX —Owners of dogs would do well to
bear in mind that under the new Inland Revenue Act
the police are analogised to prosecute for the offence
of keeping dogs without the requisite license, and the
justices are empowered to impose any penalty not
exceeding 1:3 In cue of conviction. Half the amount
of the 'penalty is to be handed over to the police
superannuation fund.
A SOCIAL Me AND SE:MU or SONG WEE given
by our Baptist friends on Wednesday evening, the
17th inatebt. The friends sat down to tea at six
o'clock, after which, at 7.30, the service of wog
entitled—" St. Paul, a Bible Stor7 will Sacred Song,"
was given to a rather small audience. 8...
a J.
Harrington (minister), read the connect!t otfe,
and the pieces were very nicely rendered by the choir.
It is hoped this will not be the lad., and that another
will soon be announced.

Commirrro To His Manares Pusos, Dos-
CHISTILL—Hard Labour Edward Clusennan and
James Willis, assault at 'Nether Compton, 6 calendar
months; John Burnage,_ frandulint enlistment at
Werponth, 6 weeks; Jane Newman, stealing •
sa chemise at Sherborne. d Rueben Christopher,
assault at Blandlord, 1 calendar month; Thomas
Hallett, vagrancy at LEin.Rogis, and Thomas Rolla,
=kinat Coombe , 14 days; John Cole,
agad disorderly at Poole, 7 days.
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CILICEST.—DorrAistor grecisior v. Cattisgock. —The
return match between those clubs was played on
Tuesday on the ground of the former, at From* (kindly
lent for the use of the Excelsior Club by Mr. H.
Mayo), the result being an easy win for Dorchester,
as will be seen from the following scores :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

SWANAGI.

Tux lanl,elima7 oF ibe—amegre—gational Sunday School
was 66k on the 14th lost Sermons were preached
morning and evening by the Rev. 0. 5- Barak**, of
MllbornsPort, to large lions. At the close of the
evening service, the r.vs,snd gentleman expreseed his
gratlAmeten at being among old friends ono* mom. When
invited b did not hesitate to willingly respond. In to.
diorama a gamic* of praise was helci, medorted by the
Rev. a 3hambers ; the child:mita the sister Non-con-
formist linday School. being Prennt. A raßatt mad at
each Berke declared satisfactory program during to.
year, a Increase of scholars, additions to the library,
refurakid etc., etc., of the schoolrooms, and acknow-
ledged to Idndnees of friends in supplying floancial
*oda- lbe children sang very sweetly during the day
and the silesetions were rather above those of le* year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

Cuttings front tilt COMitif.

ABET ON 'IOU LIT%
Dear Charlie, Tee feet bin a readin' the thiciset case of the
day,
And am in your thawbscon parts you'r• ae good a. clout
out of the way.
I and Ter th. gapers by poet You will And it • proper
old lush.
Though they tips it eo prscious werbatirn, it might make
• mealy one blush.
/ don't often turn on the pink, and the rosy ain't much in
your line,
Bat them Hopper Ten Toffs, my dear boy, do appear to be
Luiz it fine;
I may don't see, barrio' tin, that they very much differ
from hus.
And the Brimrtountes doubtless would my that, am Swell.,
there're. if anYthios. woe.
He says that " The Cynical Swell and the low chuckling
cad are jest twins,
That the sniggering satyr who gloats o'er the tale of
fionety s
Is the loathsomest growth of • time when our manhood
and faith have run low,
Whose heroic ideal's to porch on the top of tho duaghW
and crow."
Don't tumLle to all of his patter. or twig arf the drift of
his lingo.
But he swears that a selfish fast fool. the stuff for your
genuine Jingo,
And holds it don't matter a toss If you Inds it swell-
togged at • Club,
Or in seven-bob gridiron lags at the tar of a Hislington
pub.
Yabbahi Pious pap o' that sort &Int tha grub for each
'4 'one as me,
In course per don't feed a Spring chisking,pn beaten and
Soda and 1 ;
But men the world, mate, like us, am is game for • lush
or a laugh.
Awe parcisely the moils of bird to be caught by such
white-choker chaff.
If • Toff Las the run of the till and the gift to go in for
ptitall.ruloitkto his ludskip rays I, only wish / Doubt
nobble the chinks.
Jest wouldn't I go in • buster, end keep it hop mornin'
and nhdat.
With the pick of the hub and the Labe Oh I wouldn't
I just—oat a mite I
It does a chap proud to observe 'ow his teStes and his
notions woe
With these of the pals of • Prince in the matter of
spoon& Or ;
And, linos ladles of title sawn game as young shop-gab
for liquor sad larks,
/ timid gm to
an go In tor bine blood, and 'sag out neneatthe Clubs d the Parka.
So I'm nob on those tabs of 'igh life as comes out in the
Court of Divoree.
When exestbals, when they bile it too 'ot, oven Senile
mese • cropper, of course ;
But they des% ems sthrit.eip in their sprees, sad that
beats •as swam • light,
Fat " breaking down beaten sad &why the bands of
Soasty fight"
This may bia • " cynical" to the ground: tune, but it suits a. right down
Iffe wee never so well to the front or so thoroughly "in
it," all round,
la patinae, naorals, and mama. our "form" Malt he sundY
O. K.
Since it's that of the very front rows of the topadispet
nobs of the day.

fie Charlie, old chwarisey. let's 'opa as UM " music.ium
Wee may
And the dillereartaime be jihad in their love cd the Wes, arid bast___;
whjit goamw hay I Which trust as it's
advent rossiet taerr,
nom tabial ead.ao lam
Tams WS*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

THE PRINCE OF WALES.

The Prince of Wales arrived hi London this
(Monday) morning at 7.10 a.m., having done the
journey from Paris In the shortest time known,
• namely, eight hours and ten minutes. He travelled
as. Boulogne end Folkestone.

THI REPRESZNTATION OF HADDING7N
BU RG HS.
Bit H. Ferguson Davie has to-day ( Honda') intimated
his intention to resign the representation of Redding..
Lou Burghs.
Lord William Hay intends offering himself for the
seat in the Liberal interest, and it Is stated he will
receive the undivided support of the party.
It la understood the conservatives will run a
candidate, but no decision has yet been made.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

THE CASE Or • LIVING LIZARD IN A
WOMAN.

Considerable dimmed; ham withia the last two dogs
taken plans in MU quiet town reve(M• somewhat
startling can ot • woman. who •hd Mr. .J.
Day, at the Dorchester Dispensary, about the
within her body of • living 11w,1some ali =7.
In
length. She bad previously Nought the aid ii other
i seatkosee, bee without sworn Having
suffered for years pest she sets I:2=inseoe bronght
Into • very low Meta. In deep to Mn. Day,
she has, we beer, true to her erg, teams the IMO, to
woke tee tem anew.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

c•ITLE.,

DONCASTER.—Our sf store beasts was a
very limited one. but some excellent milch busts were
n iiidwlc. and attracted the attention of buyers. Genetslly
bu.ln. was exceedingly glow, the continued
heat and drought threatening fanners with deficent
pastures. Whet little business was done was transacted
at about the rates of this day week.
NOTTINGHAM—There was only a small supply of
cattle at the weekly store stock market, but it proved
qnita equal to the demand, which, as is usual at this
time of the year. war very quiet The tendency of
uimt.., was downward. In sheep there we. nothing doing.
Calves were only a moderate show and the demand was
inactive, rates being about the same AA heretofore. Pig.
were in limited supply, and the trade was inactive at
recent rates
NORWICH. —The supply of store hearts on over here
was heavy trade ruled dull at a decline in some rues of
5a to IN. per heed. and even at this reduction • clearance
WU by no means effected. Shorthorn. made £lot C 25
per head, according to erudition and quelity. Fat beasts,
Oa ed. t, 10.. and lea OA per 14th. There wee a large
supply of sheep, and although • dirline of Is to It per
head was submitted to, the pens were not I.y any means I
cleaned at the close rd Wanesw.
MORGIiNTER.—At our fortnightly fair this week there
was • fair supply for the time of year, but the hot weather
caused the butchery t. buy sparingly, and prices were
Millewbat lower.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

"On or You' Etnensan"—You should have sent
your name and addrem to the Editor.

JILLNDFORD.

Fse•f. FALL—AS inquiet was held at the Star Inn
an Friday afternoon, before Yr. W. H. Atkinson, coroner,
on tins body of Harbert Percy, youngest child of the late
Mr. C. T. Ours, who was socidentally killed on the
o7day by f from • third stony window at is.=°.
Ids mother's home to the illarkabldsos.—Yr. Roe
was chosen foreman of the jury.—Tho only witness called
was Really Jima Brake, a sernost in is. employ of Mrs.
Omen who stated that shoat ball past eight on is.
provious morning she was in the housekeeper's room
making the bed. The deemed. who was with bor. _asked
her for the water-bottle, and she replied " No, Master
Bartle, you must not have it.' Re than took a small
bottle, and media:HßO remark shoat " Jack," • monkey
kept below. She continued her work, and fancying she
heard • slight wesh* turned and saw the deosased's
legs peeing out of sight over tha window sill. She rap to
the window and to save him, but felled, and slut
immediately went downstairs, and there saw Mr. Fanner
pick up deceased. Dr. Bacot was sent for. and did all he
could, but deceased did not reoover conscionanem and
expired ter.oad-inhalf hours after the axident. The
child was three years and eleven months old—The jury
rammed • verdict of " Anddental Death.' and the nurse
Was informed that the jury wore of opinion that no
posehla blame could be to bar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-23

imetial Varlianialt

In the House of Lords, on Monday night, • mover
sation took place ae to the Sanitary condition of
Cyprus, and subsequently, in • discussion haring
reference to the Indian Army, the Duke of Cambridge
spoke in the highest teems of the efticiency,orderlinsea,
and loyalty of the Indian troops at Malta. The
Foreign Jurisdiction Mill and the Public F 15.411
(Ireland) Bill were read a third time.
On Tuesday the Epping Forest Bill wan referred to
a Select Committee. Viscount Cranbrook, in reply
to Lord Ounaitny, dated that there could be no doubt
that " Batoum" eras included in the term " Armenia"
used in the annex and convention. His Lordship
confirmed the announcement se to the lifting of the
Eurydice.
On Thursday evening the Bari of Beekoonefield and
the Marquis of Salisbury resumed their seats, after
their return from the Cosmos at Berlin, and both
were loudly cheered. The House wee crowded In
every part. The Premier expounded the policy of
Her Majesty's representatives at the Clongrera 'rb.
r:chof the noble Earl was heard with rapt attention.
Granville, the Earl of Derby, the Marquis of
Salisbury, and Lord Northbrook took part in the
debate, which occupied several hours.
On Friday night, after some conversation respecting
Cyprus, several bills were advanced a stags.
In the House of COMIIIOOI, on Monday, Mr.
Lowther moved the second reading of the Malt
Intermediate Education Bill, which was opposed by
Mr. C. Lewis; but after • long debate the bill was
read a second time.
' " '

on Tuesday, -several questions for information
relating to Eastern matters were put and answered,
after which, on the motion to go into committee on
the cattle Bill, a protracted debate took place on the
subject of compensation, and several divisions were
taken.
On Wednesday and Thursday the House were in
Committee on the..qattleDia,aaes Bill.

—On Friday the M,zqola of Rztlnton gar* notice
ol his intention, on an early day, to call attention to
the toitpars presented with regard to the Treaty of
Berlin and the Convention between Great Britain end
Turkey, and to move • resolution thereon. The Con.
Igloos Diseases (Animals) Bill was resumed In ennt•
Wttes.