The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-19 00:00:00

FROM OUR OWN MUMWTEL

MAIM-LAYS, Jur. 18.

Wish wisest trade quiet ; nevertheless prism wen
supported la toreqpi trumastions were mostly
esslrieted to actual wants, at previous quotations-
Barley M lati rates. Malt dna Oab riosoutaaded
quite as Mal roomy, Beam and pees quiet The dour
trade was inactive, at previous sunewolt&

bIETROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, is.. l&
/ Moderate supply oneasts, and prices rather better far
best eerie, but isferlor settle were dall of male. Good
sheep fetched Dips priers, but inferior sorts were
Inactive Oalree some and deer. Porker' In request
St tall WIN. Lem pip quiet.

IT is rumoured that Lord Manley lensesid to the
potici of chairman of the CommWks of Military
Thmat by the reelguatios of Earl de Grey
and Itipoo.
Tax Ater lighte hare hew alsoontinued al 81 !Lary
Mansterwiaare ; at 134- Peter's, Plymouth ;
Folkestone. On the other band, the
ritual of %hale church hos been raised in accordance
with the judgment.--John

HAMPSIII- Cii•ll3l3 ofi Aordouvrogg.—Tbe first
general meeting of members him jut been hold. There
ITS annual members. The a:meditate, Ineleding •
sniseriptlon of £5 to the astral chamber, had been
only .C 52 la. 9d. Then is • balance of 1:9 lla. 9d. due
to the Treasurer.

THE Record, reboring to the rumoar that lfr.
Ifaekonoehie, unable to p.y the enormous emit with
wkieb he has beim siddlad. may possibly Lo through
the Ettaikruptrey Ooturt, says this, If "lb. Vthsn. of
Alb's were sequestrated for the costs, aod •
Protestant olergymaa of the Mundt of Kaglaad sub-
Mituted for the Angio-Oatholios, each • sonehulve
result would probably gratify the promoter, lb. Joha
Martin, even moat than his rooms victory."

Tim Bishop of Gloacester and Bristol has tweed
pastoral letter giving a rimed of the year's Church
work, and sapressleg ha °Maio& on the church
questions of the day. Adverting to the abolition of
compulsory chur&-ratee, his lordship says that A/
the measure has now become law, it is for them, as
good Masan kited good eburelunest to &Nuke°e
shawfully, and as far all possible to avail themselves
of the machinery of the bill In reference to the
realest lodgment of the Privy Nepal, he mummer
the principle that "se tbe law km been finally
declared in the matters sailed In question, it is the
solemn duty of every faithful sasesber of the Church of
England cheerfully to obey it" If, his lordship adds,
the judgment has ***damned outcome usages in one
directioe, they must not forget that by implication it
as strongly *oedemas that neglect of the plain roles of
the prayer-book which has led to so much of the present
reaction. With respect to the Irish ehtureb, his lordship
looks upon this Instil:Woe as doomed ; bat be draw.
broad lines of distiastioe between it sad the Marsh o
Engin&

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Thursday, 21.—Bishopatoka cheese fair.
Friday, Market.
Sunday, 24.-Beptaagesima Sunday. Sun dam 7.50
a.m., and seta at 4.38 pm.
Monday, 25.-Bomertoa fair.

HUNTING APPOINTILHNIS.

The East Dorset Hounde—Wednesday. St Giles':
Friday, Milton Park--at 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Tuesday (this day), God
manstone ; Wednesday, Portisham ; Frt:la
Traveller's Rest ; Saturday, Markham Cross z
it

The Blaokmoor Vile Foxhounds —Tuesday da)
Hunter's Lodge ; Thtueday, Hobert Pound; Friday
Bing Weston—st
Mr. arrlclyffe's Hounds—Friday, reime—at IL

BIRTHS.

January 6, at Weymouth, the wife of Mr. Wheeler
cd a eon.

January 7, at Grimetone Hills, near Doreheetcr, the
wife of Hr. W. Pardey, of • son.
January 9, at %entry Villa, Weymouth, the wife of
John H. Dere.nish, Eel., of a daughter.
January 10, at Dorchester, the wife of Hr. J. Rigp,
of • sun.

--da-dti—dry 10, at East-street, Coda Castle, the wife of
Mr. Robert Hardy, of a daughter.
January 12, at the Dorsetshire Bank, Sturminster
Newtoo, the wife of Mr. W. H. Marshal!say, of •
daughter.
January 12, at the Belvidere hotel, High street.
Weymouth, the wife of Mr. Joseph Curtis, of a
daughter.
January 13, at 15, Grove-buildings, Dorchester, the
wile of Mr. R. Edwards, of • daughter.
January 13, at 1, Albion-creweat, Portland. the wife
of lieut. Duncan E. K. Grant, 8.N., commandiog
H.M. gunboat Hind, of a daughter.
January 14, at Brimport House, Shaf tesbury, the
wife of 11r. W. H. R. Bennett, of • eon.
January 15, at West Walks, Dorchester, the wife of
Hr. T. Hodges, of a son.

MARRIAGES.
November 29, at CllllOll City, Oregon. North
America, W. Holmes, M.D.. to Sarah, youngest
daughter of Mr. John Hall. Fontmell Magna.
January 9, at All Souls' Church. Langtoun-plaos,
London, Charles Hugh, second son of Henry Edmunds
Norris, of Charmouth, to Emma Edith, eldest daughter
of William Isaac EJli,r Pearce, Esq.. of Moor Park,
Fulham.

-J-M;riii-ry 9, at Hoye Church, Brighton, by the Rev.
F. W. Young, lit A., brother-in-low of the bride, Edwin
Juiticsn, A.l. A.. to Bertha Emma, third daughter of
Oil late Robert Young, Esq.. solicitor, Battle, Busses.
Jaouary 11, at the rnitarian Chapel, Bridport. by
the Rev. H. Calloway, Mr. Robert 8. McAulay,
Bridport, to Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. James
Gemini, builder, Bridport.
January 11, at All Baints' Church, Dorchester, by
the Rey. J. Miller. Bergt.-Major J. Gays, R.H.A.,
Woolwich, to Louisa, the third daughter of the late
Mr. Thomas West, of Dorchester.

DE AT H&
January 7. at Lytchett Minster, Mr. William &meow,
inkia 44th year.
January 7, at Long Critobill Rectory, Jane. widow of
Thomas Milan, Esq., late of Bath, in bar 75th year.
January 8, at Crewkeroe, at the reaidence of her son,
Mr. Thomas F. Clark, Marv, relict of !the late Mr.
Robert Clark, of ('true Abbas, in her 79th year.
January 8, at the residence of his brother, C. L 0,
Bartlett, Esq., Long-street, Sherborne, Thomas
Oldfield Bartlett, Esq., aged 50, eldest son of the late
Bev. Thomas Oldfield Bartlett, rec.or of Swftn.p.
January 10, at East-street, Etridport, Emma, eldest
daughter of Mr. Felstone, aged 14 rears.
January 10, at South-street, Sherburne, the wile of
Mr. William Rime', aged 42.
January 10, it Tiverton, Devon, Joseph Bartlett,
Req., formerly ofß ridport, aged 88.
January 10, at Dinton, Wilts, Alexander Wadham
Wyndham, late Captain in the Scots Greys, aged 69.
january 10., silt. South-parade, Weymouth, Kazis
Coleman, widow of the late Richard Coleman, sged
76._

—January 10, at 3, Stainer's.row, Weymouth. James
Hatton, for mug years in the service of the late John
Heaning, Req., aged 78.
January 12, at Wyk° Regis, Mr. W. Talbot, builder,
In his gOth year.
January 13, at Vordington, Dorchester, Mr. John
Garrett, builder, aged 80.
January 13, Sarah Wilmot Cottle, widow of the late
Rey. James Cottle, L.L.D., incumbent of Trinity
Ohara. Weymouth.
January 16, at Dorset-pleas, Weymouth, Mr. D.
Ilardcm, aged 63 years.

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