The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON BLITING.-8•1111DAT.
It to 1 apt Ideal Train Pakeu aad offered.
It 2 Gratitude (offered. take 6to 1).
8 1 Ciii. e telt (offered, take 9to 1).
9 1 Thelestris (taken).
100 —6 IAI7 Hylde (wanted).
20 1 Cathedral (effort 1).
20 1 Buspieiee (offered).
2.5 1 Plaoet (*load).
28 1 Cherutout (off.ted).
28 1 Beatria (offered),
41) -- 1 Bleeadoua (offered—take 50 to 1).
66 1 Brewer (tarn).
100 1 Holy Poly (offered).
100 1 Lady Franca Ally (offered).
100 1 Dr. Syntax (takers Lad offered).
1000 5 Amadeu, (ekes).
100 5 Tb. Minwr (takook

Arnua .w PAIL-This gnat show.fair for horned
commenced on Snorday. The quantity for sale
wa eilcula 4as haloes : -Of Somerset ewe. in lamb.
:inset; if S mi. net tees and withers, 10,600 ;of
Dmeet ewe. e.ar lambing, 20,000; of Dorset washers.
t.g ka., wth some raw... 15,000 ;of Wdtabire South-
(' ,erna, ,000;20 total, 95,000; Wine lees than some
years by trout 15,000 to 20.000 cheap. There were
purchas is from nearly every money in the mat and
smith of England, from Irelaed, Seislood, Wel«. lale
of Wight, and other diotriots, parehadna themselves,
or emoloi int couissisoioa dealers to aeLvt for therm
Trate wa. bri.k ; Oats higher rhea in 1863 hy from 3..
to 4s. per sheep. Boyt Somerset ewes made frost 70a.
to 80s. eseh, wurrmited to lamb within one month ;
ditre, within two mouths, from 68.. to 70s. mash ; best
Dereetahire awes, Irons Bk. to 72.. each; others at
from NS. to 1110 a sack ; Wiltshire ewes, from 48e. tosse.
each; large toga, from 45e. to 50s. snob; small legs,
from 35.. to etio. snob; ram lambs, at front CI to £5
each. Mazy were quickly &ensiled of this day, leaving
sein, for Monday's fair here, Or to be sent as to Wity bill
sheep fair on that day. Cattle.-Tbere was a fair
quantity of store biases-sows, hatters, and °Giros,
which tyre in demand &thigh mem ; sow kind@ making
from Cl 6 to ICI9 each ; Ware at team el 4 to £l3 emit ;
three-year-old store beasts sold from kll to £l4 sash;
small ditto, at from £7 to £9 *.oh; fat nettle at front
10'. to Ile. per more pounds. H0t....- Abetst the
umal number, idthough bait few woperior ones.
Warrenton one* smile good prkes ; seed and inferior
were not very satiable. Good nags sold at from Po to
I-10 snob; pooisa at from 1.710 to Ellt each; sort kiods,
at trout £2O to £3O esely
The late Lady Yindersley, wife of Vim Chuteallor
Sir kichard Torte Kiaderaley, of Hyde Park Gardens,
kavieg died of property in her own right,
aenthout having dialysed thereof by will, letters of at
menddration were granted by her Mejeaty's Court of
Prob.t. to las husband, Sir Richer& a. the sole permit
legally entitled thereto,. Lady K ndersley was the only
dauohter of the Sew. L. Bennett, and married in
1824.

&MAYON/ DINALCATIONS OF • CLAIN AND
Camila". —Oa Friday, on the appli ation of Mr. Leiria,
ion.. • warr.st was 'natal by Mr. Aidersatin Challis,
at the Guildhall, for th• apprebenvion of James
ownlidsatial clerk to Mr. A. Solomon; true-
bowsaw, *tarrying on bestows in Old 'Chants, for
hawing forged bills and other awnrities, lothe eaorowss
esteem of •40,000
Ilia steppe". as. announced on Weineelay altar.
noon, the sth instant. of Yr. LAMM 8•Ionsons, of Oid
Coons", London. Tbe smite of the Wipeouts is •
Mr.&lesions, wt. hes occupied a very
mapeciable pooition, his just reoeived • tette I. which
his oi nlidootiol clerk and lisshicr, who bas been is the
house from his hot hood, and for • period of des awd
twenty years, intimates hit dcpware for America ; sad
II IA simultantionalv found that, apart fives oil», defal-
cation; forged bah hove boon pot into circulation to
the mount, aa it is believed, of £40.000. LNA Um
interests of SOMA Of hi• INlMiiiolll &maid be prejodieed,
Mr. Bitionsoita has steno. •dopted the very proper Mop
of d rat the requisite investiga.
stoPl'ing Pal""ni - s
lion, which will be carried out y Meter
„enstdhttry ,
Collison, and Viney, sw Ti e
Lountants. Ara.
teesoif
Air. lidnition's liabilitive is not yet known. I a
nese is that of a warehoassmen, but his trait otte
have embroced imports and exports of goods to Australia
end *Umber*.

RiRTIIII.
October 3, at Storminster Marshall, the wife of Mr.
Reuben Short, ol a daoghtor.
September 90, at &landlord, the wife of M. Robert
Mol 00, of "'daughter.
linptomber 90, at Weymouth, the wile of Kr. W. C.
T. Hountell, of • daughter.
September 30 st Langton, Dorset, the wife of Lieut.•
Colonel A. R. Hama, s,lrd Regimout, of a daughter.
Octrber 1, at Haalewood, Watford, tho hoe. Mts.
Sirca. Dawson Mawr, of • eon.
r 3, at the Grov,, Isla of Portland, the wife of
Captain Bull it, of • sou.
Ootobor 4. at Vine Cottage, Hartfoot-lane, the wife
of lie Rae. H. Paget Ream, of • daughter.
October 3, at the Manor House, Ringwood, Manta,
the wife of Hay Rich adi Morons, 'Eaq., of twia
daughters.
Oetrber 8. at The Clo'atera, Bri.tol, the wife of the
Rey. F. C. Skey, Wk., of a son.

MARRIAGES,
October 3. at Blandferd Churchi by the Rev. J. D. C.
Wickham, Edwin Edmonda to Emily Windsor.
September 26, at Longfleet, by the Rev. Mr. Williams,
Mr. Charms Parsons, of Child Okeford, to Miss Sarah
leanm, of Lotageeet, Poole.
OctAer 5. at Fordingbridge, Mr. Charles Bartlett,
moood son of the late Mr. James Bertlett, of Sandie, to
Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr. William Horsey, of
Fordingbi idge.
October 6, at Stourton Coundle, Dome., by the Rev.
R D. Lagdeso, Mr. George Andrews, of Yetatioster, to
Amelia, youngmt daughter of Yr. John Bugg, of
Stourton Canadle.
October 5, at Walton D'Eville, Warwickshire, by
the Roy. Francis Murray, the Hon. and Rev. Water
Berkeley Portman. rector of Colton Denham, Sip
youngest son of the Right Hon. Lord Poirlar,t
Bryanstose, Dorset, to !Lao% yosogest daughter of the
late Sir John and Lady Mordant.
October 3, at Canford church, by the Rev. Z.
Coombs., ILL, Mr. Charles Bartlett, widower, Li Mrs.
liar let Udall, widow, both of Einson.
October 3, at East Lulworth. by the Rev. W.
IDndeil, Mr. H Toms, of Winfrith, to Elise Pride,
eldest daughter of Mr. T. Pride, of FAA Dilworth.
October 3, at Wbitachurek, by the itiev. J. B. Cotter,
Mr. John Roper, of Clematis, to Annie, only daughter
of Mr. 11-ory Fookes.
October 6, at S. Jsmaies, Piscadifly, the ROIL
Richard Etwardes, to Roes, widow of the late Hach
W. Bargees. Esq.. of Bathwiek Hill, Somerset.
October 6, at Um parish °burets, Sidniouth, by the
Rev. G. F. Bodeen, incumbent of Si. Miehaera Church,
&Anenietahire, soclit of the bride, Jaime Gibbs, Req..
H. H 's Bombay Civil Services, barrister at law, to Jaa
Raid, yonageet daughter et Alm. N. Shaw, Esq.
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DE4THS.

October 5, at Frier Widdoit, Dorset, after a brief
illness, Ur Vf diem Dinning, the eminent apintlttrist,
in his 57th year.
October 2, at Evershot, lire. Jeanine, relict of the
late William is nisi.. Seq., aged 93.
September 28. at Ringwood, after a Martinmas, Mr.
John Etheridge, server and elder, aged 61 jean.
October 5, at &Mahan, Henrietta, widow debacles
Job. &candling, Req., of Middletnn, in her 64th year.
October 4, at the Harden Hotel, Weymouth. Robert
George Oseil Pane, Req., one of Her Majesty's Commis-
sioners in Banlrruptey, aged 68.
°abler 4, at the Rectory. Horemondem the Rev. Sir
Willism Marriott Smith Marriott, Bart., of Floramoa•
den, and the Down Hones, Dorsetehlre, is the 64th
year of his age.
October 8, at White Cliff Manama., Mr. Samosa
Loader, aged 27.

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