The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-11-06 00:00:00

Eatitshire.

ernitntilslONS SIGNICD BY Tile LORD- LIEtTENANT,
Matthew Henry • Marsh, Esq., M.P., Itantridges
house. Andover ; Thomas Hunt Grubby.
Kuitaell, near Devizes ; and Ralph Ludlow Lopes,
Esq., Sandritlge Park, Melksham, to be Deputy.
Lieutenant.. Wiltshire Volunteer Rifle Corps.-
17th C puny—Oliver Calley Maurice, gent., to
be H. n. Assistant-Surgeon.
Sallstit7RX Stine FAIR.- -Our October Sheep
Fair was held on Tuesday last in the Butts. The
number penned was rather &hove that of last sear,
but trade ruled exceedingly dull, at about the price*
of late fairs. Ewes may be quoted at from 255. to
wethers from :Ms. to 41tu. ; and lambs from
-his. to •,Sit Choice Its higher ; inferior Its lower.
Tim late Mr. Alderman Smith's prize of .C 5 to the
largest pointer, was awarded to Mr. Smiled Strange,
of Ilazelbury, who pentiol about a thous-nod.
Swixims. Robbery at the Bell Hotel Yard.—
Villiaum has been committed for trial by the
Swindon magistrates on a charge of stealing a parcel
of drapery goods front a carriage in the Bull yard.
It appeared that Mr. Voss, shopman to Mr. Bowly,
draper, sum wine gods, value £4 95., to Mrs. Beak,
that he afterwards took the pared, and placed it in
that lady's carriage. which was standing in the Bell.
yard. The parcel having been missed, information
was given to inspector Bullis-k, who searched the
stable.: of Mr. Gillet, corn-merchant, adjoining the
801 l yard, when he found the pared coact:aka in a
hay loft, to which the primner, who was employed
oy Mr. Gillet, had access. Other circumstances also
seemed to fix the guilt upin the prisoner.
A Rival. Visirott. —On Thum:lay evening last
Prince Lucien Bonaparte. with his Secretary, ar-
rire l here by the last train from Chippotham, and
took up his • uirters at the Bear Hotel. On the fol- "Advertising is to brininess what steam is to inischinely
lowing morning the Prince visited all the principal the grand propelling power."—Mwsrt.“.
Places of interest, and took his departure in the WALLACE BRO"VNLOW, ADVERTl-
aftertimin for Aveltury, at which place His Royal SING AND COMMISSION AtIENT,
Highness spent some time. He then left for London Claremout•place, Judd-street. Ludo,,, will be
ell Swindon. Mr. Kite, jun., of this town hail the happy to insert aclxiatieernents in Town and Country
Mr. Kite's services His Royal Highness spoke in
honour of accompanying the Primx, and explaining Nensinineni, collect Amounts. procure Situation., or
the various objects of interest in the district. Of
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SEicloCS CH ARGE. —A powerful man named
sir'ee in all auters connected with advertising,
Prew, a corporal in the Coldstimain Guards, on re- e:tiables.im
him to point out to adeertisers the best and most
eroding service at this town, has been committed I mediums for giving publicity to their an-
for trial at the assizes, for stabbing two men. On I nonneements. Orders by poet promptly attended
Sunday night he was quarreling in a publicshouse, Acknowledged Agent fur ail. Para*