The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-15 00:00:00

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1 . ewrlt'at- hada. •••• tDORe M ESTER ktOcIETIE.s FOR PROMOTING CHIIISTIAN
KNOWLEDGE. AND FOR THE PROPAGA-
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4 ORICUT,TUR AI, R 8 POBl TOR y 8. LA,' Ad.....
VON OF THE GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS.
~ ~ ElannLlnlitil IN 1852.
-- VIE DIOCESAN ANNIVERSARY of
te ItAIR. T. ENSOR (late BaLna. anti 1 jggoi)
• these SOCITIES will be held at SALLSBURY
beset. eminence that his next SALE nf FAT (O.! .r.), on THURSDAY, AUGUST 17th.
SAYE
Mad STORE STOCK will be held *l* his 7 hale will be Full Morning Service, with the Ad.
RKPOSITOJcY, nit nistration of the Holy Communion, at 1130.
, The Her. T. L Clanichton, Hon. Canon of Worcester,
'7 j,. Seesh•Weatent Static, . near lase %nth :*,*(1,1 Vicar of Kidderminster, will preach the sermon. .
=en ItATIJIWAY, AUGUST 19, 1/Plif% cola- Them will be an evening meeting, at 6.30, at the
4iloisoln el Twelve Voloob Pr"n"lf • ' °WWI,* ond Katy Council Chamber, with the consent of the Mayor, at.
1 peat tha day before the Sole lwearided as . which the Bishop of the diocese will preside, and KILO,.
manes. Early Entries are rapeseed et the Bishop. of Oxford and Brisbane, the Right Hon. S..
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*4601110 yebleath 1,111 PA e'en. Walpole, hi. P.,. J. G. Hubbard, Esq., 511', and the.
.... Ali Lees to be paid for immediately atter Ow BRIG. kill I Rev. Canon Clanghton will attend. - •
esolets tabor sway Iliil.olli at Oriki• he hi obtoioed •-•c The rAlway companies have kindly consented to grant
sibs &800 est tbo Salo errand. return' tickets to and from Soliabery at single fares for
mearr ISTBIZIS : Brat and aecond class passengers, for leturn either
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.42 Fat Helfer* on the 17th or 18th uf Auguat, at the following
•11 treat Barrenere nations—The Great Western Railway at all sta-
tions on the Wit. and Somerset Line, and at all
I 4 fresh i*Porkiet Osoe - ' •I" 4••• ,'
~ •..-4 •• t dm, a , stations between Reading and Devi I be..
1. 16 Fat Bulls
.4, hyrse..l 4ft .., • tweet] Reading and 1311stol int:An/ire. 'til-
ts p.t e.t.a. 4...„5„, .5.
. :3 Oa.. sat Onlear ii v'4,4* • 'iv-... a.Bl stations between
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-414470,', , A , rib ;eras "(Oat ata 410 Vt 14.. .
; owl' falterial orl6 41. i' '
10 Fat Lambs 4
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$715 ditto
Ago ki•PilitiOTY adjoining the Pi.ntin OP Fnaranne
• Inn, at Four o'clock.
'Day Mare, 14i hands, warranted sound • •
• (nark Mare and Foal
dEdissavat Mars, 7 rasa, 15.1, extraordinary fast, and.
/Owlet banal - ... . , .
40aa-
aband Warm 1
,fta.547 ham ,ri hvin .1
largai*Boga Wares, carry 4"s r.t at' ' Anottneeseill'Ve
___ y H111•1110i.**T ; 1"04 111.14*• b 11.416
•Oreikelre Clod &alba . .. • , ...„
ialareatier, era Ileradttenrger at%
Olmip Falai * ~*..
90,01110 Spars
CALF)iLlraii, 1.11011, Dogarr.
8 kilo* fipm Yiebvil, Sdnentandaggee, 5 from Cern.;
A from the &reshot, and 3 begs tbe Yenninster
Statham on the Greet Weitolll Railway.
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FlllO BE DE'l. (by Tender) the PARM-
A. . ROUSE, COTTAGES, and about 251 Acres or
risk. .PASTURE and ORCHARD LAND, and 24-
Aare& ..I ARABLE, part of the above excellent Dairy
Farm- Entry, 6th April, 1866.
Tandem in writing, to be' the Farm-house or
or before the let October, - terms
Le ttior atatteMtes 1.61641101 ‘1,5
Anent. Ilinnollittlallannitillnit wo
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WATC HES
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- for every chat, climate, and country. Whole-
le ma and- Chronometers, Dupl.-x„ Levers,
Hari:onto!, •Repeating, Centre Serenda, Keyless, •iond
:Chronographs, at £2 10s. to 2000 a neaa.
• , :,. • - CLOCKS
Drawimi Dining, and Bed-rot:21; Bracket, Cairiage,
Churoisorfeignis-4110141s ehise, at pl Is. to 1,000
G Women !..I,s 0, r•, •
TRE 'PRESS.
"Thinniitsorsata are of the finest leality.which the
art olllapreespy is at memo* capable of proitucing."--
Illearradd Landon New, ,November 8, 1862.
"Some. of them am of great beauty and if the
Eqrliab watch tarede only follow up with the same spirit
and suMeas this firm attempt to mumete with foreigners
in decorative watches, there seem to be no reason why
we ahoUld not get the trade entirety into our own
hands.7-I'ones, June, 23,
41SON'S 4GUINEA LONDON-MADE
Lever Watch, Capped and , jewelled, strong
Cases, =dein fisereises from lf tot inches In
w. Thin watch is suitable for everybody, and is,
doubt, toe beet, chesnetts and raMt toollrate
manufactured in this country.
SON'S es HORIZONTAL WATCH,
; strong Silver Oases, 1 to 2 inches in
diameter, • mined and useful Watch. ,
BENSON'S 5-GUINEA LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
Horizedtal movement. Jewelled in fear holes, and all
the late improvement*, combined veldts rich artistically-
engraved case and dial. making it a model elegasee.
skaiTINEA. 4IMIPPLEIIAIPS • GOLD
at WATCH,
Jewelled Its tour holes, and in
, with a pore white. enamelled
eamoved or engine-turned cam,
It WATCHES
see the pamphlet..
rb sent free and safe by post to
to 11, Wales, or Ireland. If to
lii extra.
,STRATED PAMPHLET
Chains, deecriptiee of oval
at `l, with their prices, poet
ii buyers can select. Also
it Aro Plate, containing 300
at 6 stamps.
: of the Great Clock for the
11 of the Chronograph Dial, by
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WEYWIOUITI RACES, 1865, will take
Oise/en THuRSDAY and FRIDAY,
UGUIST 21•115 and SEPTEMBER let, (being the tso
dap ;allowing the Devon and Exeter Meeting.)
inWA1108:
rEderarrl B. Baker, Bart I Sir Frederick Johnstone,
tidier& Brook., Efal., M. P. Bart.
Capt. 11. Q. Gridley, M.P. Chadds 'flambro, Esq.
MESSRS.. WE ATFIRICHY, Ilifb`Orapperil.
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'Futssr 11/ AY„,
THE MEILCOMfft rIA_ 1.10 I,`4o,Si.'ss., 5 forfeit
and only vete thettfhd, If de *AV . ) with
50 added katialeeel* 41oheet,Iih4Oks, Esq., and Capt.
H. G. Ifiridel, )11eiribers F±t• the Borough); if three
horses MAR, lektfe..ept, the owner of the second
borrss "Yett etidet. he winner of any handicap
of 100 'son. itfter the weights are declared, to
rparry rib., two sedh, 10th. ;or any smaller handi-
cap, 511...aliterai no horse to tarry more than 1011.).
extra. „Tire wrimer to pay 10 nova. towards expenses,
aunt vutmeribe'to this race in 1866. Doe mile and • half.
ihelose and name to Me-are. Weatherby, London, or
Clerk of the Course, Northampton, on Tuesday,
Ameast S.
THE MANOR CUP (presented by Sir F. Johnstone,
Bart, value 50 Soc. , added to a HandieapSweepstalres
c* .ö Soma each, 2 forfeit. The winner of any handicap
Of the value of 100 nova after the weights are &tiered,
to carry 51be. extra. To be ridden by gentlemen who
'are residents in the connty of Dorset, members of the
'Croatian Park, Bibury, or Brighton Racing Chiba. or
who are -qualified to ride- t Warwick. ProfessMnals
allowed to tide in this raw byearrying 6lbe. extra. The
winner to 'subscribe to this este in 1866. One mile and
• quarter.
•To olnpe and name to lit-sars. Weatherby, London,
Qr the Clerk of the Coarse, Northampton, on Tuesday,
Anima 15.
A SWEEPSTAKES of 5 Poem. each, with 50 added.
1 For two-yeare-old colt., Sot. 101 b., and fillies, Bst. 61h.
Winners once 41h., twice 71b. extra. Maidens having
started twice eallowed,3lb. The winner to pay .£5 to the
fund.
To close and name to Messrs. Weatherby, London, or
this Clerk of the Course, Northampton, on Tuesday,
August lb. •
THE WEYMOUTH TRIAL HANDICAP of 5
Sota each in case of 'acceptance, with 25 added (for ell
ages.) Entrance 1 sov, each, to go to the fund, which.
must in all cases be sent with the entry, or the Rams.
will not be received. The winner of any handicap after
the weights are declared to carry 71b. extra. One mile,
To close and name to Messrs. Weatherby, London, or
the Clerk of the Course, Northampton, on Tueaday,•
August 15.
THE PORTLAND PLATE of 25 Soya, (handicap
for all ages.) Entrance 1 sov. each to go to the fund,
which must in alit:eau basest with the entry, or the
same will not be received. Any number of horses the
property of the same owner may start for this plate.
The winner of any handicap after the weights are
declared to curry 71b. extra. Three quarters of • mile.
To close and name to Messrs. Weatherby, London, or
the Clerk of the Course. Noithainpton.
A SWEEPSTAKES pf 3 Sows. each,with 20 added.
For tivo-years-old, let. 5/b.-; three, flat. 51b. ; four, 10st.
311. ; five. six, and aged, Wet. 121 b. ; mares and geldings
allowed 31b. The winner to be sold for £100; if entered.
to be sold for £BO, allowed 41b.; if for £6O, 91b. ; if for
£4O, 141 b. ; if for £3O. 211 b. The winner to be sold by
auction immediately after the rave, and the surplus (if
any) to go to the fend. Three quarters of a mile.
To Glom to the Clerk of the Course by 10 o'clock the
'evening before running, at the Golden Lion Hotel.