The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10 00:00:00

LONDON MARIEKTS. SUntrat Of te BigOOP Of*aliSbUrg•
os Saturday Let Me medal remains of the late Walter
Herr Handless. DieheP this Dioruse. WVs
to their last resting Pim in the Clambers eif Salisbury
MARK LANE, MONDAY, AUGUR A gkamdra. As we announced list week, his lariat"
.11D8Vel Emilia wheat mak whieh me mid dipa O.l Sunday morning, kaput let, sped
CI OF TWO SIiIIIIMIOS per quarter. A dwe a keg illness, which woe 'Waded at timessiti
moderate business ill foreign at the WOO improvement. and woos &dim
Elarley Id., beam and peas la. dearer. Fair demand foe "di.,"7ol,rwiThot his mind Z.:bed" "Zisdi7.l..t was
O•ill at ad. more matey. Top priors of town made to the last moment, and his end weer -Peaselul beyoad
Atm ma 'Med dn, end muting mein to "d ate•S•rg, withollt a drunk mil without pain. The
Amarioaa hernia Is. dearer. funeral woe conducted with every mirk of ream*, and
all the solamity which benefitted his high station.
MMTHOPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, 4000 We 9. The bells of the Cathedral and "Mb churches were
"c",_ tolled during the morning, end nearly all the shot:
Fair supply of beans; our dial _ lower rot*, city Wire entirely cloud, ma. wag • very
ticuiul Pries. genera Montego"
__A q;alf ties Muir Of at the Cathedral, most of whom
Steep• slow bad* aliddli•."— pork mid. on. wore orieStuas.
10w... Limb shady. vow heavy. Ahortt boll sat oioyon o'sloak the funeral proceesion
altered.
mutim 3,. 44. to is. 84. ; left the Puss and entered the 'Misters at the decor
„Lel ro dd.u. 1.021811;
pork, ; it. FAL ; lamb ne, to between the Chapter Home sod the South Trensept,
41. to
Liana the north side of the Moisten into the
is. 10d. F; and entering the Cathedral by the greet western
Beasts. 4,129 ; sheM sod Innho. VAC"); 2F
is Broth beasts, ; Inch,2r.o ; English, Plt
2,044 14„4„,_h000to, 2,334, sheep and losable • "'Pita. reeding the bishop's throne, the
mate and desks of the minor moons and choristers in
8,800 ; calves. 224 ; PlBs. the nave and Molt of the Cathedral were all covered
. Iwith bleak cloth, and down the moire of the nave all
aloes the cloisters were stationed metes, all bearing
outdo, tipped with black. At the beak of these
down the nave mid transept the Salisbury Volunteers,
under the command of Captain Pinakney, formed in
double line, each having a mane band on his arm.
Shortly after eleven o'clock, the Mayor, Aldermen,
and Corporation, in their robes, attended by the mace-
bearers, the mama being towered with black crape, and
accompanied by the sty polies, assembled neer the
outran*, to the Chaneellor's Court, in order to mom-
piny the procession. About the same time the
Cathedral clergy seeembled in the vestry, and the
dioessan clergy esesenbled in the Chapter House. The
Dean end Chapter, aecompanied by the lay visors and
eboristers, formed in procession in the southeast
transept, sod proceeded to meet the other portion of
the procasion which had formed in the cloisters, at the
west entrance to the Cathedral.
The following was the order of the procemion as it
passed down the nays
The Bev. Buceentor Tower, loading
lb Chorigera
Twelve Lab Vicars.
The Bev. C. King, 1t.,. S. M. Lakin.
Pr dmindarles.
B. ItldVa. o
C. °aglow
M..a rim
.1. IV LOOODEM
G. P. Cleather
V. Bennett
J. B. Carnegie
The flubdeen

BY IZPREBB e ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

SAVOIDATIS Colo ILLlLarns.—Dareketer : Wheel,
gr. It Irene very gosSite4,oa levant of the fair on the
protinttedny. At the ladies prevlacial market. the *heat
trede was very Ina, at late prima

ESTLBLISHED 1812.

H AND T. PROVIOR invite the attention
a/ Andrealtulists to their
SPECIAL BONE MANURES,
Which are ol a superior quality, and the most
monomioal that am be ueed.
PROCTOR'S TURNIP MANURE
PRocrrows MANGOLD MANURE
PROCTOR'S POTATOE MANURE
PROCTOR'S WHEAT MANURE
PROCTOR'S BARLEY MANURE
PROCTOR'S GRASS RAMMER
BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.
Yell partionlan Dent tree by poet ea application to
Krems. Piano', or their AGMS.

ADDEMI6-11. AND T. PROCTOR,
A.GRICULTURAL CHEMISTS,
CATHAY, BRISTOL
Wows,—BRISTOL, BIRMINGHAM, CHESTER.
AND WARWICK.

O. P. Lowther
P. W. Pow
le
IL Diem
J. W....
.1. L. Popham
N. mewl
J. E. Nook*
IL Payne

At•linrys :-

Mr. J. Bnren, Br;df—Tra-Feverell, Dorchester.
Mr. F. J. Glum Burton Braddock Bridport.
Yr. Wmunx 11.4.anzi, YooriL

A2llCdt•COll Sta;;Z:,-A—re'Micacon Ilurtablo

Arehdteon lloney, Arehdesoon tienctuary
The Rev. CAlltql Miler and tho lion. and Rev. (...non Gordon
no Dean
}law Bearers
The Mayor, Aldermen. and CorporaUon
The Rev, Prebendary Renaud, the Mayor's C b
The Town Clerk, the UV Treasurer, and thetrten
The Beadles
About WO el= surplices
_ _

R.. R. F. Will.) Rey. R. P. Faldrup
Rev. H. P. LW.. Rev. T. H. Baker
Re). J. Deubcoy Rev. J. Fraeer
Bishop of Roebonier. Dr. Deane (Chancellor)
Iliabop's Varga%
Rey. G. L. Noah
(Ina Paaors4 &at)

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Pali Mimi poll
I. Bryn,' karat
The Hon.
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- it), M.P.

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Mrs W. K. Hamilton

Mr. adward Walter Hamilton

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MIAIk llmUton

M 1 Elor Umiltn Mr. Clernoni Ilemlitee

MI Mode Hmlltn

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NW Yrs. Hamilton

Mr. Edward Hamilton

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Wl;lthmUton

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Ml I!leutw

Mr. Dn,on Lr

Mrs. iiarairs Parry
Mr. Sidney Lau
Dana of Chiciumter

Mr. Gambier Parry
Rev. H. *Owlie
Rev. W. Re!lby

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Mr. Fltsherbert Maalonaki Mr. Brothick
Mr. J. Andreas
The "Establishment
Indy Herbert, Mrs. Pigott, Mrs. Canon Fisher,
The Mimes Hedger. and caber Ladle.
Sir E. Hulse, Bart., sue Lord Ernest Bruce
Mr. E. Ilinsman, and Mr. T. E. Foible
Mr. Geo. E. Eyre end Mr. J. H. Jacob
Mr. Allred Seymour, M.P., and Mr. Denby Seymour.
Clem' in Hark vents
Sir F. H. U. Bathurst, Bart, Mini Bathurst
Mr. N. Barton.
The City Polio.
As the pro.sion entered the Cathedral, the choir
oo.te.sd the Berries for the Burial of the Dead, witk
the sublime music of Dr. Croft, "1 ain the liceurreetion
and the Life" On the body reaching the screen sepa-
rating the nave from the choir, '1 know that my Re-
deemer liveth," was beautifully sung to Croft's molest-
choly dirge-like music, so Loathing, so inerpreseddy
mournfel to its long soft cadences.
. .

The procession awing pared into the Choir, the Pre-
bendaries and the Mayor and Corporation occupied the
stalk, and the clergy generally the ipso@ to the out of
the pulpit. The coffin was placed upon trestles in the
centre of the Choir. It wat covered with a magnificent
violet-coloured pall, having a deep white border and a
white cross down the centre. There was also placed
upon it the Bishop's /tutors.' staff and an inissoricile.
. . . . . .

•-r h• ' The service in the c cur was oommenoed with the
39th Psalm, which was chanted to Felton, No. 39.
This was followed by Psalm 90, cheated to Purcell, No.
61. A soft volentary was then played on the organ,
and the lesson, I Car. :v., wee reed by the Rev. -
bendary Fraser. Mendelasolues beautiful and most
appropriate anthem from the oratorio of Si. Foal—
lion blest are they who have endured," was most
effectively sung by the choir.
, The procession was then reformed, and left the choir
In the same order u it had entered, passing through
. the South-east transept, a voluntary, •• Blessed ate the
dead," Spohr, being played on the °rpm. Entering the
Uoisters, the clergy passed by the grave and stood
around the Cloister green. oceopying nearly three aides
of the square. On the inside of this line on the south
side stood the Mayor, Aldermen, and Corporation,
their scarlet robes making an effective ',entreat with the
white surplices of the clergy. On the north side and
near to the grave stood the choir, headed by Mr.
Richardson. The spectators, of whore there were an
human numbirs in the Cloister', nearly all in mourn-
ing, occupied the whole of the remaining portion of the
The mourners and the servant, filled up the
specie from the entrance of the Cloisters to the grave
deeding between the ehoir and the Mayor and Corpora-
tion. The rifle volunteers, having pasted into the
Cloisters, foreiud in line around the sides of the square.
The grave was situated in the *entre of the Cloister
, grain, beneath one of the spreading cedars, and imme-
diately adjoining the graves of the Bishop's children and
of the faintly of the late Dean Lear, within • short
distange too of the vault containing the mortal remains
of Mahon Denison. It was • white brink vault, made
In the form of a coffin, and about six feet deep. On
the bottom there was • cross formed of flowers, very
neatly and tutefally arranged; and around this, upon
the ledge for the coffin to rest upon, was the verse " 0
death where is thy sting 0 grave where is thy
victory." Around the top of the vault there was •
nut border of flowers of various riotous upon • but of
17011111:00•11.
The body was snaked in • cedar tuner coffin,• leaden
eoffin, and an outer Gain of English oak, made per-
fectly plain, with brass beadle". Upon the lid was •
raised woes of oak, beneath whisk t6re was a brass
plate, with thedfollowing inseription,lthrmounted by an
engraved mitre).—