The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-03-06 00:00:00

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LiveSURANCE.—On Tuesday evening last, st
the Townhall. a lecture was delivered by Mr. J.
D. Morris, entitled " Life Assurance Explained.'
The lecturer who was listened to by an attentive al
crowded audience, in a mist graphic and lucid Luannef
described the ptincipkw of Life Accuraure.
chewing the brevity and uncertainty of life. sal
the necessity of at once accepting the advantags
.4fericl to them by these noble and philanthropic
institutions, concluding with a most earnest appeah!
to one and all to coins forward and embrace de
came A vote of thanks MY moved by the Her. J.
C. Evans. wconiled by Mr. Charles Taylor. sal
una ll i tttt wisly given to Mr. Morris for his valualit
and inctruetive lecture. On the platform we rent
nizial the Rev. Thomas Morris, hey. J. C. Ewa
Mr. John limes, from the Reliance and Eva d
England Life Office, and others. The next Wain
will be delivered oh Tuesday next, by the Rev. T.
Morris, on 4' The Physiology of the Mind, audio
Culture."

BRISTOL SPRING HORS& CATTLIS, AND NREV
FAIIL--Our usual March Horse and Cattle Fair vs'
held on Thursday and Friday last at the New Csrl;,
Market, Teniple•meads. The attendluiceofilealelo
large, and there was a very full supply of horned EleCk.
as well fat as in store order. The trade ruled dull. as;
prices gave way on fat beasts tl the extent of fres
211 s. to 3.58. per head. The show of sheep was mail
beyond an average, and pens of prime fat animo
sold well. On the whole, however, prices WO
easier, varying from 5.55. to 625. per head, and, in
or two exceptional caws, going as high 645. and 651.
lier head. There wasalso a large supply of pigs, for viW
the demand wasonly moderate; prices ranged from
to 9s. 9.1. per score, but souse lotaof superior Berket",
higher. There was about an average shoe
horses, all the better animals being, as usual, in
bands of the dealers. Good cart horses fetched fus
£2l) to £3O a•piece, and useful cobs were likewise ;
ropiest, at fall rates. Inferior animals were o 0
paratively neglected. The heather Fair will ot
mew° to-day (Tuesday), and the Wool Fair vl
morow.

iIAN KILL' Pr&
(From the Loudon Gazette of 'Tuesday.)
David Cahn, Leaclenhall-street, merchant.
ttttt a Newatvad, Bedford-street, licdtord•row, 1(014

v ict nailer.
Willi-on Mullett, Brookland, Kent, grocer.
John Minton, jun., Now Bond-stroet, manufacturerl
materials for wax dowers.
Joseph Allison Crane, St. John's, New
merchant.
James Lane, Threadneedle-street, mining
Stater, Small-heath, near Birmingham, re%l

brewer.
Henry rlemerson, lomighborough. ironmonger.
(From the London Omens of Friday.)
John Minton*, jun., New Bond-street, manufaenVe
. . .

materials for -wai flowers.
George I lark, Ashford. Kent, builder.
.Isuies Berger, Great Tower-street, broker.
.11exander Jacobson, Tysoe-street, dealer in ',Rieke'',
Henry lloljba, Woolittru, Buckinghamshire. 0°
John Geard Bedells, Itrewood, Staffordshire,
brewer.
Joseph (liatw in. Birmingham. gas fitter.
John Lowe. Cheltenham. printer.
James Blackinore' Wellimgton, builder.
Thomas Holgate, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer.
Henry Fridlington Kemp and Williams Skel,
distillers.
William CLirke Gill, Manchester, money serirsor'

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st.i.vrr, Jun., of Trinity Street, s.s.;coes.l
Printer, at the Office of The Dorset coos_l 67,
Church-strcut, Dorchester.—Tueaday,

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