The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20 00:00:00

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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF
DORCHESTER.
GENTLEMEN,
PERMIT use to assure you that the fact, that
I have hitherto issued no Address, but have allowed
another Candidate to anticipate me in soliciting your
Suffrages, is attributable neither to disrespect nor to an
insufficient appreci.tion of the responsibility which you
I have thrice done me the honour to commit to my bands.
am not without hope that your past experienoe has
led you to withdraw monad your esteem and confidence
from me, and while yielding to no man in my desire to
subserve your best interests, I have naturally shrunk
from intruding upon you with any premature utterance,
when even the date of the approaching Dissolution is •
matter of speculation.
It seemed to me, that at • time when grave party
differences have well nigh ceased to exist, I should best
reflect your opinions by refrain tog from violeat partisan-
' ship. While clinging therefore with tenacity to the
traditional and time-honoured .doctrines of the great
Conservative Party, I have deemed it my duty to accord
to Lord Palmerston's Government,upou several mansions
during the past and previous Sessions, an honest and
independent support.
Few measures of late years have Appeared to me more
of commendation than the Union Charge-
_ Believing a.! do that the interests of the
p uper:, are inseparably intertwined with the interests of
the lower classes, it has seemed to me that injustice to
the labouring man is conspiracy against the rich. In
the interest of both I have given to the Union Charge-
. Ability Bill an emphatic support.
My experience in Foreign Politics, since I last
appeared as • Candidat3 for your Suffrages, has taught
me to view with increasing admiration and affection,
the well-tempered liberty which we have the happiness
to enjoy. Manhood suffrage and arrogant vaunts of
freedom have not preserved to the Americans even the
semblance of liberty, nor do I observe that despotism
in Fromm, however wisely conducted, has during the
last seven years taken any steps towards increasing the
liberty of the subject. Our wise, temperate, and
grateful enjoyment of the blessings we have, will, in
my judgment, best be evidenced by caution in under-
taking measures which cannot but be tentative in pursuit
of mprovement.
It has been my earnest desire to advance the local
interests of my Constituents whereinsoever they have
been brought under my notice. With an increased
sense of the responsibility whioh it entails, I solicit at
your hands • renewal of the trust which you have
already thrice confided to use. If it be your pleasure
to dismiss me from my stewardship, I shall retain only,a
grateful recollection, that for Nine Years you have per-
mitted me to be your Steward; but in the hope that I
have not forfeited your confidence,
I have the honour to be,
GENTLEMEN,
Your faithful and obliged Servant,
CHARLES NAPIER STURT.
London, May 27, 1865.
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10 F 0 Heifers.
6 Fresh Barreners.
3 Balls.
3 Heifers sad Calves.
16 F 0 Ce,lves.
3 gooa toirs in full ,
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10 ditto.
50 Fat won-bred tintilas.
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13 Pat•Lamba
At the Repaitery, Sidgoining the "'LIMN Or FIATHIIIB
at Pour o'clock.
Bay hare.-nrems 011
Yearlingdt.
Geadint,s;tfilrean, 16 heads, s good hunter.
Pony, 'lid Rarpess.
Hand Tr*i.
LPIIHIS DAY, TUESDAY, JUNE -
DORREPSHIRE.

20. I

WEXFORD EAGLE,
One Me from the Malden Newton Station of the Wine,
Somerset, and Weymouth Railway.
IMPORTANT SALE OF 1,400 DOWN EWES, 20
HEREFORD REIMS, 13 CART HORSES AND
COLTS 60 HOGSHEADS OF CIDER, FEED OF
200 ACILES OF GRASS LAND, and NUMEROUS
AGRICULTURAL EFFECTS.
IUR. T. ENSOR (Late RUM. and
ItlE 121. ENSOR) has been favored with
Instructions from Mr. W. Batoon, who
"111 is quitting Wynford norm, he SELL
by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, JUNE En, 1866,
his VALUABLE FLOCK of 1,49111 two, four,
sod san-tosin DOWN EWES, 19 HEREFORD
YEARLINGS, HEIFER and CALF, S CART
HORSES, 2 BROOD MARES, 9 CART COLTS
(ages, 1 lee yea*, 2 four yews, 3 three yearn,
2 two years, and 1 yearling), 300 Corn Seeks, 100 Sheep
Troughs, large quantity of Hurd*, Long and Short
Spars, 11l Loads of Alder Poles. of large size, suitable
for Machinery purposes, 60 Hogsheads of Prime Cider
and Casks, the Feed of about 200 Acres of Grass Land
from the 22nd of done to she sth of July.
The Auctioneer begs he call the attention of Flock-
masters and Hatchere to this important Sale. The
superiority of Mr. Barnet's Flock is so well known and
appreciated that it is ear eoesae.ry for the Auctioneer to
say more than that the wiN be found in rare con-
dition, about 850 tl'.em ripe and fit for the Butcher.
The Hereford Yeie,ngt are of great sins and good
quality. The Cart rolto are very superior, having been
goi b/ Per Vs well-known Suffolk Horse, and
Mr. uasiee Rose. Horse.
Refreshments will be provided and the Sale commence
at Two thlock,
DORSET.

at Two

CORTIDX Brmitisf, 6 imam VROM DORCHESTER,
6 FROM WEYMOUTH.
LIVPOF,TANT 1R oF 1.460 HORN SHEEP, 20
W•FERS, 13 CAAT HORS&S AND COLTS, 1
AGOONE, MPLVEINTS, ke.
AIR. T. ENSOR OM. Rum, and
/Irll " IVJ- Rama) lase beim favoured with
installations from the Easinitors of the
late Me. Wttuan DONNING to SELL
rby AUCTON, es THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1866, the
tollowieg HORN SHEEP, HEIFRBS, HORSES,
IMPLEMENTS, Be., Be., 600 Two, Four, and Six-tooth
Horn Ewes, 2411 Chilrer Hogs, 700 Wetter and Chilver
Lambe, now), of these It for the Butcher; 10 Rains,
20 Two-peer-eld Heifers, 6 Cart Horses and their
Barnes, Mare and Foal, 2 Two-year-old Cart Colts, 1
Yearldrig ditto, 2 Thres-yearold Hack Colts, Two-year-
ned ditto, 6 Donkeys and Hods, Waggons, Putts,
Ploughs, Harcowa, Dregs, Roller', sad a large variety
• of A gritaltural Impleinenta
Refreehesents .111 be provided, and the Sale will
•ootoseruae at Tirodelock.
'ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF
ENGLAND.


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