The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08 00:00:00

LONDON 11411.113713.

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BY EXPRE Eh SS 4 z_vrr_ RN TELEGRAPIL
Aok:6;17014-7iiq*nn0
meintiiLittleasktiski. 'AA=
Arrivals of both ' sad wheat
limited; trade firm 'in the extreme, and an
advance of from 3a. to 4A per quarter took
place as compared with Monday last. Barley
unlaces* Malt firm al is to ilia par !qr. advance
on tide Ail , ee'esight, -Oats 68. per rqr. darner.
Beans 110 pees dlrm,stliehe lairs. Maur soli aft an
admire:lW la. pm (loader.. •
KRTl;nrrikx. CATTI.II MARICET. Armuirr 7.
A Atm* ,of foreign stock; trade slow at
ratherelmorr ' arise. ' Moderate arrivals from oar
own Omit Made& Prime Soots, Herefords,
Devon.; aid shiort.borne moved off steadily at fall
prioekgilt• lop time bring fia. 6d. per Ellb., other-
wise the beef trade was in a sluggish state, and, in ,
some ' tape", prioes - had • drooping tendency.
Bev Nicks, suffering from disease, were wiled •
by thenahhoritles, mid nemediately slaughtered.
We wale fairly supplied with sheep, but at least a '
moiety, Of them were of inferior quality. DO*Dsr bog'
breds, end btber prime breeds wild freely, at extreme
rates. —lnterim sheep were dull, tad 28. Per
81b. low*. ..Tbe, highest price Inn el. 44, per alh-
The snip* of of lambs erns lie,' Prime u 'es of
lamb gdirred -011 furelyv-ig 11s. U. to Ti., in some
butane";
.at 71. 44. perEgb. • Inferior breeds were
dull, • igto.ratork Ca/ves were in fair ripply, and
, .
mu figtal,t, lastweek's prima. Pigs were in
mod , ,IN full quotation,.
grit
ii' .. MONEY M x MEET. —Mos DAY.
Mel/market, for discount quiet, with moderate
bulimia* , The lowest rate the Bonk minimum. The
appearaqop ‘ ,of Steaks mid Shame is dull, with ex-
tremely limited engagements. Camels for mosey
are 89irto 90; and -for -theecoonnt, po to i. .
b, • trltifl3OßNl..
Quash illtattstrgeb Gluteus SCEICIOII. With
greet pqtr tea a we amat ith Mu G. R. Le*, of this town,
stands ilinliatef candidates Atha final examina-
tion fokta elvii minim of . Indio. He received tho
whole his ridocation:_ah this school whiah is so slily.
condo° by the Be*. William Pletcher, D.D.
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Prone SaititOrris, Thursday. —Before J. T. Baskett,
and W". L. &dye. loqrs.--George Hillier, of Norden,
an apereatimr, vois brought up, charged with Amending
from the service of his master, Mr. Frederick tOrry, 1
Iron f r. As defeodant promised to go lock mall
fulfil term of his apprentioeship, his roaster with- i
dre. t Charge.
hysi
Singings, Friday.—Before C. J. Parko Req., '
Bev. 3. C. Glyn, lrajor Mitchell, and W. L. /dye, Bag._
Joseph Irtampfon, e licensed hawker, was ehhrged with
an iridescent amnia all Emily Meatier a little girl,
betweell2 end 13 mand age, at Haaliy. Mr. Johns,
et Rincrook appeared for the defence, and the girl
contradicting herself °use...end importaot point& in the
grosirencMtfriatlen, the pamper was cbsobarged.—
R
Leonard Biker, obert Abbott, and Darid Bradley,
all of bulehtli, Winiberno, were charged with being
drunk aid refusing 'to leave the Horse and Jeekey,
Leigh, wises reqicested. They ware lined 10a. each, 1
and mil:Ler, in
...binit, li clays' itapriemireent.— i
George *natio?, Winaborne, fish dealer, rid OAMIZIOCIed j
by Thontits Samson, tell-gate keeper, at L.:lngham, for ,
an mum* and. defrauding the toll, The 00. Was with.
drawn it defendant paying the oests.---Thomaa Miller,
of Edismadshismk was summoned by %neon . Meddle,
yeoman, for leaving service without due notice. The
prosecutor not appearing, the summons was dismissed.
--Ashen Biles, of 'Skapwla, Was sunimoned by
SuPerielliendent Baynten. for riding withont reins.
Fined I.os. including 5.. ....._ John Stokes and
Willie.% Sheeler of lacm, - were summoned by
the HMI. Grantlet . rkeley, for wilful tat:
toa hirk. Pitied Iffs.: 'includ -..,=--
ing costa.
Masterinere,,' filfoe Thil4aytie Joeeehl PO, were
summoned by 'Thomas ' fog wilfully deo -
some wheat, growing mi • held ed Osefe Mullen.. _
men had a dos hunting:WA& in the wheat, and the
Etensh edjudged them to pay o line of 101. atelt,24. 68.
each damage, and St. each costs, or to he imprisoned for
14 depts.-420,f SII*Vi Al; of Horton' Heath, Was 'MM.
mooed by James stiokb.ad, of the same place, for an'
assault, On dieniey evening the defendant met the 1
complataant, who . was walking through Horton-wood i
with his "intended," anfl WitbOlit any PrOVOCiltiqa being,'
given, knocked him down. Being an old offender, the .
defendant was fined £l, and In default, was tent to '
prison fee it memetiv.--Aderstel Cousin* wts 'charged by 1
Thomas Monatlich, of Ode!" with cruelty to a horse, I
and alroOragetber with lidwegd Willis, for leaving his
service withoutdue notice. Mr. Monckten net wishing
to press- tlie cake oh account of the age of the two de-
fendants, hieinblect being Simply to teach them not to
art thin again, they item disnilassd on the payment of
meta.
Mognar.—Before W. 1.., Adys. Rm.—Two deserters, '
nanvd Thoinrui Baines and Frederick Box, were brought
rip in custody by Sergeant Hitch. They were com-
mitted for the purpoie of being tent for by the com-
manding ofikor of the istliattelion of the Rifle Brigade,
at present'stationed it Winchester barracks.—John
Brooks, atiat Duck vrth, a tromp, was charged, under
the Viraucy Act, vdtb tieing torrid sleitiOng tinder Mr.
Fraiche i heyrink, at Wimborne: The prosecutor not
wishing to press the case, the *sonar bibs in liquor at
the time, was dillehtrged. - -
--....... i BETTISOOMBE. • • ' ' '
ANNUAL &maw Tim:AV.—On Thursday last, August
3rd, the 'shads of the earlobes of Bettimembe, Mar he
wood, and Priscleo, which parishes have for some time
been under tbe charge of the rector of Bettiecombe,
met here for the usual rammer treat. Betheen ninety
and one hundred children assembled early in the af.er-
noon in a field in front of the rectory, and on the bell
sounding for tea, nierehed, mob re tool with i's flags car-
ried before it, to the 'peahen licheolroom lately erected
here by t, e ranniStonee of R. B. Sheridan, Bdq. The
achoo'rn. in was hatefully decorated for the occasion.
After gr -e” heft been IKUI/F, tea and take in abundance
were heeded routed by the usemisses of the clergyman's I
fared r, assisted by the Tishman, the Misses Mindy and
Mr. Pitney, Major Findrine, and the Rev. fl. Warren,
M. hf.'Greger sod Mr. C. 111`Ciregor. When the last
child .44 declared himself setieged, grioo was main sung,
and shtick ell /retook thsieselvessemin to the field, where
the time was happi'y spent in various games, in which
every one toinedi utiiil sigiat o'clock. A muster was then
called to.der i wide r:tab tree, and 11•011 Child having rw!
ceived another piece of cakey the national anthem was
sung, and the nalitnits—separifj for their harvest
holiday. The behariOntof the children did much credit
to thet i
istntateenteci, , Worse Hawkins. of Bettisoombs,
Mrs. d, of Maishwood, and Mrs. Balla% At.
Filmiest.
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- , ' SPRITIBBITRY.
Ciumn.--Spe3tiabegrjr ta f3hroton. On Friday i
last a match between these two clubs came off on the:
ground Of the former, and remelted in their favour 1
by 100iguan This waiseems...mnet be Attributed in a
seam to two commen=the able essiitanoe of
tritimPintenalit Torleington mid Mr. W. Brown, and to
the fest; iihot. the %Men geneetnen have had but
little practice this season.
ON labirdity, lest., byte kind invitation of the i
Rev. Ef. B. Visaed,, ' a Urges and distinguished party
met stoke sooleryte enjoy a friendly gameof cricket.
Among theme present we noticed Colonel Browne
and party, Mr. 5. John Coventry, the Rev. Mr.
Torkingten,. Mrs. Tcrtingtorh mid the Mimes Pork-
iagton /7"lifig ~ Rey. I.
,Mabilfield, and Miss
Mir jba, 'Rey. C. D. J. Wit:Adam, kn.,
ka. ligus .ice. ekentiUt, Bt. John
Coven 4.304 -4434P1M15c, MEd some
excellent • *rap nas . 11,- • Betinr the Bret
and second inning...the compaer partook of' an ex-
cellent ooklatio , enjoyed with that keen relish which
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that e . &moist of, srifiket is =m t.° promote.-
Mr. CO 3/444
" e, Martg iseired 100,, and Lientesent
Mwithlitkoill, - IllteW-, Mad. 104 and lied igeyes
wiakete. Is fa: 1,,41.i
SCHOOL' 711111M-a7Mil daldien Attending the endowed
school be thiiiilitiriell Wad il'eger annual tlin Monday,
the alst JIM) Intl owing to the rain failingof ' heavily
the opoloWnS 'had to he atniperded. e children
cesscoeining, to arrimi" thornily rendtcly was to arrange
the tiding midterms of the school for their reception.
Mr, ' kindly gave the U.O of his commodious barn
Ur to .. , thentselonantil everything I
no the tabilice were covered,. '
&wen, than the °restate I
, and the children to the !
pecked together, bat owing 1
'*heat 30 were unable to '
lid themselves with tea,
d to Mr. Strange's barn, '
N Basket. Miss Mghttm,
their utmost. The hoys
' *here they engaged ln
- adjoinned to Mr.:
ringeged in asaireraein,g, be.
--% ismendiled in the submit
n, and then adseurned to
lire balloons were at off,
s day. A geed number of
ha 00011111011, but owing to
a could not be properly
_meat was med. that they
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...as day. The hen was repelled
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by Mrs. - oer usual satiefastory may, Ti.
visitors were *fumes Loaning, Mr. Leaning, Mr.
Grove, Ink
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Mr. glf .• it -
firm of •01:-/IF.

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to the

where
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when.
Mr.'
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the o'

, 'it-range ...
the.ebildreo wafts
" "NU. short time
And t.eiefalir deeepeted with
comfort, vpre labl down,
numbrsof , were e/oetly
to the shao of the weather a..
at4ood.: - Alter regaled
-I. the 'bit to k,
ra. Visaed, tino Met ime Bhst.
, t *mines Cheat .0* their at'
ne kept in the playground where
various, grumpy, "Rd etterteseile -
It.wlinid held, where they inger
Afterwerde aria aud boys
%bey e2‘lirecetired a ban, 1
_ • heft two Orr.
Sitiehina games of tilse day
ei had brae ProTtletil for the ea
gate debit weather, time tool
competed ter, and an aanotumement,
shouldei l given 043 a bakes ib
ltabbete in her or
the Waren