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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-12-19

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.

CAMBIIIDO E.—Large attendance. Bather small
show .4 wheat, which moved off slowly, aml in some
CAACM lean money wan taken. Barley al, wan in
small supple, and 1 .1 a rewly cue.
DORCHESTETL—SuppIy of wheat mollerate,
aamploss being much affected hy the wet weather.
The hest wax saleable at la'e rates— 48n. to 5k per
Imperial qr., against 465. 110., the official average of
last week, when 478 gni. 4 bunhels yielded £1,124 Os.
eal. Good supple of barley, the hest parcels being Is.
per imperial qr. higher than last week—the quotations
were 156. to 425.. again 4 364. 10}1., the official
average of last week, when 418 qrs. reali.ed £586 18s.
6.1. Oats aohl at 26.. to ?N. . . .

GLOLICEiTER.—Morket steady the late rise in
prim was maintained.
LEIVESTF:II —Very good attendance, and the
market closed at a slight decline in value. A small
supply of malting barley, with a quiet trade, at late
rates. . . .

Ii.EADING.--Trade WM marked by the usual
(plietness of the :!hristmas season : good fine and dry
parcels met tvith a slow sale, and it woo with difficulty
that the rates of s week ago were obtained ; middling
and lower olesciptions were in a damp state, and as
the demand was heavy, sales were mole at irregular
prices, generally to the advantage .4 the buyer. The
quantity .if barley on offer certainly was not extensive.
still it appew-e.I siifficient for the remiirements both of
masters and dealers, who were cautious in their
operations.
tIICESTER.--Wheat comes in market in poor
csonlition ;a that miller. buy Mraringly ; but there in
no actual decline in value.
‘711.E.

Ni ill NV I ' 11, Vretty od show cf stoe cattle on
o'fer. 'fro le in quirt stab., lint there was not much
c`ianize quotation ; a complete clearance W3A not
effected. Shortlionis liron:lit £l4 to 1:!c2 per head.
Fat he ieta, 10s. to lie. per 1111ei. The supply of sheep
was moderately good; former rates were alsint main-
tained.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-12-19

'bums Lin.

t'oxi•trririox A.—S.v.want Crave, lct. nivial given lq
Mr. II P. !Nm a., .
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COM ritTITION it. Ltiertf.:.lllt (;riv.v, 14, ran ziven lir the
W.,rA1,11,0 t May.v, I..Au*a ; 'nil Warren. 2tal,
I.iesit tl.valit'a rap, 21 tv.lolo ; Private I.uraa,
ri4vra's rap, 1:1 1v41140 ; Private .1. 11. T411..4t. 1111,
vericeet• Tiaanra guinea, 10; pinata: Private S. Wallis.
xec. 11••aper'a butter 011. h, I; points.
(learrtiTtox 'ol.-Serzeafit ra
point... 19 eirilk, 71 total ; Corporal 1111:0.e11, 2n4, 2.1, :10
t.otal ; l'rivate 30' I:nown, 3ril, 21 r...,
is point., I drill.', t 1 10181 : Private 11rois, 4th, Mr.
11raliaiu's painta, 39 drilla, 210 total

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Courgririnsi IL—. Private he' isitl,lotT.Z 47 imints, 32
drills, 79 total : Lieut. Moon, 2nd, .4:2 10a.. 37 Points, 41
drill., 7n total; Cortswal fizzed, 3rd, el, IS points, 38
• i 4 total: Private Norw.ssl, 4th. 17e., 24 points, 311
drills, 64 total : Private Storkting, fith, Ilia, 19 points, SS
drill., 47 total: Private Keeley. gth, Mr. Ihnniniett's pipe,
19 points, 27drIlls, 46 total; Private Gibson, 7th, Mr.
Wallis's china ornament., fi points. 37 drills, 44 total;
Private Darnels, 44th. 7s. 111.. 9 points, :a drills, 42 total ;
Private Nelda, 11th, 54., :1 pointii„ ssi drills, 41 total.
CoMPICIITION 14'. —Private Pella. Ist..Cl 11., 31 points ;
pci,,,tc 20,12Jik. tat, 0/ pants ; Private Wright,3rd,
Mr. Staple's brushes, 11
CourrnSlo3 F (all comers).—Pris ate F flown, Ist,
C. 5 points: gnarterruasterdieriteant Lee, Sod, Cl 10a, fa
points: Solvent Cross. 3rd, two-thirds entrance fees. 64
points: Corporal Russell, 4th, one-third Entrance feer,V
poi nts.
Sergeant Cross, the captain's medal, for the greatest
number of hits.
His Wrinsitir made a few congratulatory, witty. or
stimulating remarks ou the presentation of each token of
honour. and the recip:ent was in each clue received with
Enplane., the favourities getting an unusual shane.—ln
adOressing ieuarter-Master Sergeant L-o-, the Mayor eX-
pre.ned his thanks to Mr. Lee for the 1.. service. lw had
✓endered, awl trusted that lie would continue con-
nected with the corps. (iatt.) As to Sergeant Cram. the
Mayor took occasion to notice how many priztuf Mr. Cross
bad won, and added that in Weymouth, we are niski n; up
in the quality of the men what, vet sw way to deficient in
as to quantity. Ituriu;4 the course lif Ili oheervationA. his
Worship also remarkea that with soch a body of well
drilled men and good shots as the volunteer', we neod not
bo afraid of war.
At the close of the distribution, the MAYOR said that if,
chitin& the year he should he in °Moe, he could be ot AIAY
assistanoe to the volenteers, it would he a great pleasure
to
for hin him. He could not now go out to fight. it was too bite
t ; hut he should be glsd promote the efficiency
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-12-19

On merry brnittnaa Kee ;
We iwol not wind nor weather
While we our carol weave."

ANOTHER SHIP LOST IN THE WEST
IiAY.

Thu Portland iseistfitt;rril on Thursday morning
telegraphed to the Inspecting commander at
Weymouth and also to Mr. Hamilton Price, Receiver
id Wreck, that a large vessel. WY coming across the
Bay under juryira.sts. The Conmrslore steamer got
up steam to p to the help of the listres.ed vessel; but
in about 40 minutes more came the shocking telegram
that she had blown up and sunk. The Commodore,
however, proceeded to the West Bay, and remained
there till late in the afternoon; but she only succeeded
in bringing in a few scattered pieces of wreck, so
thorough had been the destruction.
A letter from Portland reports the appearance of a
large fish in the %Vest Bay, blowing "like a whale,"
and finishing up with a leap into the air. Some sup-
pose this was the "vessel under jury-masts" seen by
the Portland coastguard, and reported to have blown
up; but why may not the latter have been the hull of
the Anemone, her deck encumbered with the wreck
brought down by her collision with the Hannah Parr,
and mixed, by the cOmpressed air, when the britantine
sank? The C lorem people also report having
seen a large fish blowing in the West Bay n Thursday.
But if we are to suptseie the Portland coastguard could
be deixived by the antics f a grampus or a whale into
telegraphing to their Inspecting Commander and to the
Receiver tf Wreck that a ship had blown up and sunk,
we might almost expect next to hear from the West
Bay a report 1 the great sea serpent passing, in com-
pany with the "Flying Dutchman,' on a voyage to
the North Pole.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-12-19

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"BRINGING UP A CHILD tc."

A little boy named Albert Lewis Stunt, aged II and a
native of Wyke Regis, was charged on Saturday hefore two
of the County magistrates, Mr. E. Williams and Mr. F,
Churchill, with stealing a loaf of bread from a baker's cart
at Wyke. Mr. William Collins. • baker living at Wyke,
on Thursday night previous wail loading his cart, and in the
course of the operation he discovered a loaf was missing. In
consequence 01 what he heard he went to the prisoner's
house, and accused him of stesling it. At first he denied
it, but on his telling him he should send for P.C. Roper he
then gave up the loaf, and said he would pay for it. P.C.
Roper afterwards went to the house of the prisoner. He
found hito lying, with three other children of different
sexes, man upstair room of the house, on the bare boards
and xithiiut a thing to lie on. A few filthy raga served
the purpose of a blanket, and a sack hag that of • coon-
terpame. There was not the slightest sign of tiring in the
house, and the boy told the constable they had
had no food since the previous day. The father was
then at one publichoose, and the mother at another. The
constable gave the woman • vary bad character. He had
repeatedly found her drunk, and on one occasion he
found her Lying in the churchyard path. The niagistrates
thought it beat to remove the boy trom such corrupt
influences, and sentenced him to • month's hoprisonmant
(in order to give time for the necessary arrangements for
his removal) and four years in a Reformatory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-12-19

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WILLIAM S. WILTON, when Plate' by the patent proetws of
Messrs. Flkington and 00 •the limit article neat to silver
that am be employed as such, either lisofully or oninmentally.
as by no tan can it be distinguished from real silver. A small
useful set. guaranteed of first quality Sr durability and
Knish. as follows:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-12-26

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SUDDLX DEATH. -On 111-1. 14y Mr. John Drew, the
well-known pig dodo!, éc.. w*or..t arm lig from Warminster
market when on arriving b he • plained of feeling
rather unwell, and before medical aid could be procured
he expired.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-12-26

IRAUDULEI: T

. .
Henry Duns-wore, from the 3lst Itegiment, was brought
up for fraudulent enlistment. —Lieut. W. Deem%
sojtitant 31st Regiment, sail prisoner enlisted no Atignst
Mitt., and mato a declaration in the Millie of Henry Duteo
more. stating that he Inel never served before. Ile had
since contorted that he ens in the Illlth Regiment under
the mune of C1uu1...4 Sinipion, end was discharged with
ignominy. He had bre zatel, when he was drunk, that
he was discharged ft the 154th, and when he was
brought up before the cotumanding ol.F.cor to be dealt with
he repeated the confession. and also said that he
was discharged with ignominy. They had scut to
linterneei to obtain the witinets to prisoner's having leen
In the Dith but the w i'mesa could not come over that
day. Ile had, boOMCVer, the writtin statement that a
Charles Simpson had been iu the Io.llo.—Prisoner : I ant
the into—Mr Spunnde said that it would be necessary
to liss evidence that pripotier is Charles Siglp.M, as he
might h.ve known Simpson in the With. and have toil
th, lie ia order to get out of the 314.--Itetnanded till
Bstnnlay ot berehuster.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-12-26

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