The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24 00:00:00

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BY EXPRESS & SLIIICTIENI TELEGRAPH.

(FROhf OUR OWN REPORTER.)
, litahliLLANN, MONDAY, Rept. 23.
Fresh up to our market to-dey, the arrivals of wheat
front Ilassz and Bast were very moderate. The full
prima el Monday lest were realised both for red and
white samples, selected produce being, in mine
insianesi, ii. per grazier dearer than on that day.
The supply of Foglia bazley exhibited a falling off
from Monday last. The barley trade was quiet on
formai terms. •Melt steady. The supply of oats exten-
sive. English beans in abort supply. Peas changed
hands at fully last liondsrseeammoy. The flour trade
was firm.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Ocronlii 23.
The arrivals of boasts fresh up from our own grazing
districts were somewhat on the impale, and in im•
propist weedittea, otherwise the beef trade was in •
slum* state, o• former terms. Calves—the supply of
whisk was ply moderate—moved off slowly, at late
onrimoiticsa The supply of pip was rrther extensive.

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kAlbsi principal country market' on Saturdsy wheat
rulikene at the previous week's rate.; at Exeter an
adspl flora Lu. to 2a. per qr. wu obtained. Other
as*Winsintsined full prices.

P 9,4 THU CATTLE THAD&
This iildisan at'Sa turd ay 's markets in Wiltshire are re-
port." al AM and advancing; in Devonshire the 'apply
waar, and prima tended downwards; and at Bath
abo the rates of the previoas'Saturday were obtained.
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G 19., • Latest.
Nom 7.0151 .
ierrtnx:ryi hiviaisiis. •
t Orme, Monday Night.
Ili HON. G Dlrelffagfs a candidate for Tiverton.
4161111111 T COONOM ill 10 be held on Thursday for the
fullisossidaratio• of the ministerial changes.

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._llllllllOl/il, OF LORD PALMERSTON.
014 I. infml --•-•
Ilidadili Teisyrelill of Menday says t--" Ties country
vrill.fidemorehut learn with waist 'Mien that she body
of bort Piimerston is So rest la Weetetiaeler Abbey.
As lee barb already* iatimadad, II wee the desire of the
late" Penni! Morel, Met he should be totereed si
Bodhlwweradilmet the Neese] should be el as prinsimi
ehaihneezemposelhas. - Willi% she pan 4e hours, itskio
eveaguependsludiess lam been made So whislilii Ilia.
even net het lend • graoeisi aequientableswireltiMm
people eit litagland .15 endorse srlth IMP al
provel the shinnies SoWilfilk the, Imre useszt
The fennel will tahaphiss ea Wedanday is Thursday.
The body will be removed this Monday) moroieg to
Cambridge Bowie, airfoil; will temain till the day of
2:. bi it isespeided that all the oolleagues ef the
will take part in the buena pre-
ens to be able to slate, also, that
Ike Aspreee ef the Friss* Woo sz pruned
10, 'lmo sod posloood ssadslease with
lad their sasdiri ScroidszkY with b"
wirerf•Wreammat. •
'ftilladossalros the above statemert ea fellows r
Voilibmendmeis belies* that lb. %send of Ma Ws
losollidlisidlooNrill Dos take plane at Ramey. The
stewidisolid-Shs lemested sialsesms will be moneyed
Ibis (Monday) morning from Brockett-h all to Oambridce-
boa" and the funeral, which we senshorle will be a
in Westminster Abbey, will take place in
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de , PURLIO APPOINTMREITIL
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T• 44 . -1114;-111whilds
ter (Denet) Fair.
es . Maw by Mom Corsi& of the Household
Ti " aliserniture, ha, of Mn. Hodges, Obaroonth.
Wisthoa,. sq, 26: —Dorchester (Dorset) Pair.
; 'Was tdomerset) Fair.
Tlndaday, 21.—Warminier (Wilts) Fair. Stockbridge
(Henn) Fair. Chiseelborough (Somerset) Fair.
Friday, 3111 c —Plosibiog Meath of the Wareham and
- Purbeck labourer's Friend Society at 13tirton,
sear WooL
211.—Mr. rumor's Itepontory Sale, Dorchester.
' (Wilts) Feu.
Monday, town (Dorset) Fair.
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Imam..
6low I's.' wag&
01111.04, eillbsedfard, the wife of Mr. Henry Whittle,
sr a AIL
Oei the wife of Mr. Robert Parker
of •,
, Lowell, the wife of Solomon Gale, of •
• wife of the Rev.
~....cter, toe was ofMr. William
,-, Denbeeter Oss Company, of • son.
Weldon. atper-Mare, the wife of Mr.
" Dorchester, the wife at

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in it—Tnee Te day.—ilight ends 6h. 40in.
0 —Wedneeday.—Crispin, martyr,
et —Thrireday.—Dr. Doddridge ,11arl, 1751.
6 IV .—Friday.
* 115-6atitriley.-6.648 Simeon and Jude, sparkles
sr , ' • eied inealyre.
, 16-46aeriay.—Twenlielli Sunday after Trinity.
Lemons : Merrdzif, Joel H., and St-
' Luke xv. • Ilminney, Mouth vi., and
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er Pithpiemiii.
, .411b—licatiay.—Darimetaks, 4ia. W.

EXPRESS
001'0' DER 24, 1865.

; NOT mr THE WERE.
DEATH OP VIIIOOIIPP PAULEN-
arm( imparted such a shock to the body
politic of all England on Wednesday last,
that .tie political pulse refund to fulfil its
fusOiens, ad stood still. No man oould
telLfor the moment what was to be done,
antpoeuin can tIL now, for a plaeo has to
be Med, which, of all others, it is the most
diffistilt to supply. Politics, like any other
accpmplishment, constitute an art, and, if
artists have a saying that art consist* in con-
cealment of art (ere est velars erten:),
surdly the art of politics culminated in the
eaef,Off-handed, apparently facile, but truly
effective stie in which the departed Premier
=*melt' of the arduous task of
in hand at once a cabinet of varied
elements, and a country unanimous only in
makttainipg his own personal popularity.
So much indeed has this been the case, that
in addressing ourselves to-day, in our humble
sphere of a country journalist, to place upon
recesd, the brief testimony of the times to
the memory of this great English Minister,'
we feel instinctively, that without incurring
the suspicion of exaggeration, we could not
by a long measure, approach the MI expres-
sion of his merits. History, it has been
alfriviyit:ad, can never be written from recent
. Lord Palmerston's 'death is so
was us, tkat although some portion of
iisegv4setive and astonishing life, has
trialY Passed into Matter of history, we can-
not-yet write of him as we could wish. We
notice this, because we feel convinced, that,
not our - ' even the

October I% at 17p Cerne,
I • dawghter.
j=er 13, at Lowell,
October 14. at Poweretoek, the
Civet.*her G. Wheat, Angbier.
Gibber 17, at Dorchester, the wife
amelianager,.
18, IA
11.11, ft daughter.
Oeinber 19, at Woodsford,
Marks Ablirlande, Req., of • son.
KAHRLiGES.
Ditcher 19, at Portland Chapel Southampton,
James Caren, Esq., of the P. and 0. CwaaPsoi7 to &oar
wooed daughter of Louis D'Elboux, Fwq., of The
Poplars, Freemantle, Southampton.
October 23, at All Sainte' Church, Dorchester, by the
Bari 0 T. Proctor, Mr. George Arnold to Miss Fanny
Groves.
MATHS.
Oglober 17, at Stourpaine, near Blisadford, Mary,
widow of the labs John Ainsworth, after • lingering
Illness borne with ahristian patience, aged 67.
04tober IS, at Itingshad, Netherbury, John Roper,
Req, 68 years.
r 9, at Bridport, Henry, son of Peter Burbidge,
iE treet, aged 1 year.
October 12, at South-street, Bridport, Henry Albert,
eon of Mr. Henry Ackerman; aged 5 years.
October, 12, at Stiekland, near Blandford, Mary Ann,
theed wife of Kr. J. Barnett, aged 58 years. -
°Other 13, at South-street, Bridport, Jonah, son of
Mr. William Greenhan; aged 1. year.
October 14. at Gunville, Kr. C. Etorloak, aged 33.
October 15, at the Church Almshouses, Blandford,
Widow Bevioombe, aged 85 years.
Odtober 16, at M•Wford, Kr. George Butt, bricklayer,
after a eery short illness, aged 63.
Digt,lB at South-parade, Clifton, WRllaroCorbett
:god 43 deeply lamented.
CAIRN DAB.

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