The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-26 00:00:00

Ma C. litapeurn's Zayre.

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Davis. ran out - • - 7 4 Urquhart - 8
C. Bartedyffe, b Tory • • 6 e Tory - •29
T. .114Wyffe, ran out • - 2 rue out • 3
Kennett, bC. Ames - - 4 at Urquhart -12
Beveroombe, bC. Ames • - 2 cTo,y - 1
Haulms, b Tory - • 1 bC. Amor • 9
Forehead, bT. Joyce - - 0 riot out - • 3
Blaoebard, Dot bat - - 2 b Chichester - 0
Bielkotte, bC. Ames - • 1 bC. Awes • 2
Beetwood, bC. Awes • - 0 bT. Joyce - 0
Byte 3, - 3

LOPRN.—An Indepesidont Chapel, built through
the exertions of the Bev. B. Hebditeh, of Ashley
C Bristol, who le a mates of LOl4O, was omega
etisVedneaday. the 20th of July. The rubles is
solutablially built, and the littinp up are ento edingly
Sea There was • nurnerout attendance on the opening
7. The opening sermon was preached by the Rey.
W. Guest, of Taunton, from L Corinthians, i., 24:
" Christ is the power of God." After the
aftsenoon service, a toe meeting was hold is a 'psalms

tent emeeed Is a Add kindly lest by Mr. J. Leak.
T e social meel bowing been Snished, Mr. Banda
I '0.6.1.4 presi•led, end the Rey S. tirlsdlich
p„reked.re reemetieg the mestion et
the chaial. The merting weu entameqesesdly siodrassed
by the It-v. W. Dettsham, Bev. W. Damn, Mr. T.
Pima, Mr. loam!. Foster. Rev. Tikeith, (Wea1..7.•
lit. Z. Eastman, Mr. H. Humphries, and the Ike. ,7„
LI wards.
FOIDI NG BRIDGE -Illnit-miranletno tOrragoent-
WAIT -A most pier eselaTeetial t 0,4 OW meetly
at Oodshill, Dist tows. A Min named Triggle bad
emend hives of bees, ass of whieb he knew to be about
to sworrn. On going MIST the spit he wag surrounded.
wilt bees, and t ey meameneed alighting em differeet
i Arm of his person, antll at let he wm completely
covered, the bees erawlisg over his face, chiefs was so
ebecured as to present • most ludieree. appeerasee, se•
in this stets he was obliged to remain fee us* so
hour, until sviatanes arrived, when they were carnally
token in the used manner. This was dome in a short
space of time, and strange to say Trieste muse off us.
scathed, without a sling. He aceoream fug not being
stung by his perfect stillness till releamd from hie un-
enviable plena..
OVERTON.-4)112•T Bern? AID LAMP Fix& -Thie
importantottart we. held on Monday, and tit somber
penned was oboes an average, eatintated "R 1 seedy
100.000. Notwithstanding partial heavy shown* ma
Sunday, which must ha.* revived iii• hopes for Illes
turnip crops in that loadings in which Usey fell. Se
trade opened very languidly, and in the sarly pert a
the day it was dilEcnit to realise the prices of the 161.
Stockbridge Fair. As the day advanced, more business
was done, and lambs may be considered about Is per
bead lower, end !MIS at about the tame Agana as.
obtainable at Stockbridge. 'There woe • keen compen.
Lion fee the prises on the shoe-ground, which were
awarded SS under :-Mr. F. Rudd, Hatch Warren. And
and mooed prise in wither lambs, clmis 1; Mr. Parker,
Lesham, prim in clam 2 for wether lambs ; Mr. Dow-
ling, first prise for ditto in ea,. 3; Earl of Uxbrid
Arm pries for ewes in close 4; Mr. Batton,
mend Prim ; Mr. *savor. &rim 81•te1. ANS prise
for rum of sae Mr. woad
Mr. Olding, Ana prise for ram lambs • 114
rtart;
Contriver, very highly commended. lambs
from 28s to ; extra does lambs, 42s to Ma Dee
nen of ballootswold and down, belonging to Ka.
OM, near Basinptoke. Illolituitd be Per heed. Ewes,
361 to 1.;4 extra, hifie tolls; wetter', 37s to Ws per
heed.
SALE or fin NOW:1111,GToN ?Wed. -0.
Friday last the whole of 5.1." or-larded loch, the
prop rty of Mr. John Reek. N'tbe, yes stbmiteed
to ocuripetition by Mr. w:11.12. of Ardor's'.
The sale took pikes as the Ils...llbititsra Farm,
pr vsously to which the company ist down to
a bountiful luncheon in the hene, r""igion
was made for 300 persona, but not e'r.• that
„„
number sat down. The chair was br
R. Cond..% of Weston Farm, liit the
vice-chairs by Mr. F. Bayley, of Oandower,
Dollies+. of Collingboerne. The twateeth eyed
realimi as high as 955. per heed., purchased fat Loyd
Asp nnall, Itaq., of the United Steles of All•TillS. The
four-tooth ewes made 90s. per beed, bought by James
telenoe Fog., of Bulbridurt The six-tooth *wee.
reached 6k. each, at which they were sold to Mr.
Franck Dodd, of Hack Warren The full waded!
see. made AO, per hemil.perchesed by Mr. John Moore,
of Littlecet. The sere lambs meshed the high Pfis• ci
935. per heed, at which sum they were treated down.
to Mr &littler. Mr. Davis, of North Waltham, gyro •
23 guineas for a single ram lamb, which all made good
prior/. Every I.st was sold. the toed amount realised
being tseerly £4,000. The rarehasere comprised meet
of the notice' dookmastere in sett gal conntire
EMMET.- On Saturday, before W. Hoeussiell„
Eel., njarnin Ler-oath, of Bradpole, Ike ember,
was troa..ht up cher..ed with washing his wife. The
ram, forgivin wife did not io oit forward to press the
charge, he vra therefore dist:Alava James
Ward, 'mother flax combs. of kirldpoirt, was
brought up for igesu My hi. wife In this ems also
the • i'e d d not .pp at. TI ito. two worthies eked&
have been mot to Mr. Lawrene-'a college. at Deireltener
for a f.-w mortise, where, n doubt, they woold pre&
by the instrrietiorm there imparted.
CHARIIOUTFI. - Rainey accommodation being
very roach needed at this pleas and Lyme Reek •
company has been formed for the purpose of sot.
droning a line from Chard-rood to Lyme Regis, with •
branch to Olarnieuih, trout Pen Inn. A wens. fee
the purpose of discussing Um matter was bell on.
West ads, evening. the 13th instant, at Lyme Ikea, F.
Hinton, Esq., Mayor, in the chair, when • large number
of gentlemen, trsclesneen, to., of Lyme and (2.,.
mouth were present • and on the following evening,
another meeting tOok place at Clpirmouth, Mr.
Monson', of Chet-mouth, occupying lb. chair. Several
gentlemen and trod, amen were present, and took greet
interest in the proceedinp. Some very prisetien
speeches were made, and there is every probability el
the railway being conetroeted, as a portion of the
intended line bibil been surveyed, sad there I. every
reason to beliv we it it a bona jide affair,as the
as well as the inhabiiants of both Charmosinerbe=
Lyme. see the great necessity of a railway: and farther,
there is also a prospect of paying the sharpaoldes
talc if not good di.'