The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-15 00:00:00

HIDE maRKET.

LtADCRITALL. Priday.-0a and cow bid.. toll
Moodily at 2t4. to bid. per lb.; bone bides. lOa. to 13a.
nob ; colt skins, 2s. 6d. to 4..; fan skin. is. ; sheep
*kn., polio& 5.. to Us.; balf-broda, 4a. to Is. 1d..;
Down, 34. 6d. to 4..; lambs, 3.. 64. to 5.. 6d. nob.

GROCERS' GAZETTE

BILIRTOL BCO4II Mairr Friday.—nalre UI SO
leas in West India sugar to report, the trade het"
abnort entirely out of the market, which has been lit-
hos all the week. Refiners' produce eells moderately,
al very steady priors. In all kinds of sugar the demand
Is so limited just now that in the usual course of things
Improvement moat soon take place.
Ceases Malan, Friday.—Since oar last
several markets haw* been bell, which hare indoeneed
gales daring this week- Bindle Glo'sters are arm, with
a fair but not WM supply.allum Somerset' lower
Is prior, with e good choice. Cheddar, arrive freely,
and obtain a reedy sale, at slightly easier rates.
Ametiean cheese not plentiful, demand moderate.

Ti. Mosit•sr de la Cdur d'Or says :—" de *Waddler,
fted 10t1 rears, louse Cale by name, borne 4th
Jiinsry, 1757, was yesterday at Dijon. This old soldier,
S WOO al o robust and fine Igor., laikraLed will, hi. bead
• upright. and aithoet Ma aid oto stick : be goes to the
waters of Bourboese. Ills wile, Marguerite Bigot, of
fib* sane aw as himself, nrisaisa at tha eonjegal 101011.
•ZWII hundred and tads. years ler this husband and
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BIRTH&
septeetber 7, it floneylarook, war Wimborne, re
John Tharree, of& SOIL
sifittember 11, at the rectory, Winterborne Gt 111.101.,
rf. the wife of the flew. G. Griffith, 01 •
daughter.
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StipteMbar 1, at Holt, the wife of "tether AdYrb EM
solicitor, of a sou.
September 3, as the White Hart Inn, Leutflmet.
wile of Mr. F. Everett, of • sos.
MARRIAGES
September 9, at the parish church. Reembleter. by the
Bee. A. Odd, darn Hounsell Fussell, Esq., of Bonney
Court, Promo. to Elizabeth listable, only daughter of
jam* Rebdle, Esq., of Beaminzter.
September le, t West Flarnham church, by the Rev.
D. H. Sawyer Mar. James Blake. of the Parsonage farm,
to &way, 70:flint daughter of Mr. Josiah V. sucker, of
the same
SeptemMt, arfft. Mary's, Meloombe Regis, by the
Rev. Talbot Greaves, motor, molded by the Rev.
William Gorton, cousin of the bride, Richard Payne,
Ern , formerly of the 40th Regt., eldest .00 01 the late
Cot ports. C. 8., to Anne Arabella, youngest daughter
of the We Andrew Litligow, Esq., of Weymouth.
september 8, at Huntalmm, Devon, by the Rev. P. L
D. Arland, assisted by the Rev R. Dunn,
George
Griffith, Esq., to Harrtet Dyke, second daughterc
late Arthur D Troyte, Req., and granddaughter Of
Sir Thomm Dyke Aclamd, Bart
September 9, at St. Thomas Church, by the Rev.
Prebendal-7 Renaud, Mr. Street, &outlet, Cheltenham,
to Mies Leo, Catherine-street, Saliabory.
September 8, at Rlandtotd thumb, by the Rev. C. J.
Eli". FOY% i 0 Emma Hooper.

DEATHS.
September 6, at the Unice Arms, Child Milord, the
infant daughter of Mr. Jobe Adams.
September 7, at Crown Farm, Portland.
lingering illness, Mr John Ward, aged 47. .
who warn highly respected by a numerous circle of
friends, has left a widow and 11 children to mourn
the irreparable loss
September 8, at Market-street, Paola, George Albert,
youngest son of Mr. G. D. Jamie, aged 3 years and 2
months.
September 9, at Riegwood, after a abort and painful
Illness, Mr Joseph Hunt, grocer, aged 2575.:..
September 10, at Yeovil, T. Care, Esq.
September 11, at the Bras's Arms, Spettisbury, the
wife of Mr. Philip Pike, baker, Shoo-lano, Fleet-street,
London. aged 73 years.
September 11, at Blau& ord fit. Mary, Elam A road,
aged 62 t ears, many years in the employ of Mr.
Hector, brewer.
September 1, at Bou-Medfa, Algeria, in ths 31st, year
of his age, of fever, Fred•rich Eldon Heals, Esq.,
etingest moo of the late Markham Heals, Esq., of Cane,
=ber 4, at Weymouth, Florence Sate, mimed
Irmo( Mr. Charles Newman, draper, aged 107 w..

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