The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29 00:00:00

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By /17.7089 Aarnocumor VISAGAIO.
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mAgkLANI, MOIMAT. MAIM2B.
„Dore tali* in tbn. market to-day, and Brume
11007,:ial deeerktions show an upward teadeasy. Im"lbooll mare Inquired tot, Imam taking la.
lealm_e. Foreign alao la dearer. Tern flout tut.
mono .'"'"-onietry masks telly dd. dearer. American
ahiS lto" ; awe plentiklly, but is firmly held. Bar.
°D.7O:, ea dew. Oats. arrivals still scanty, and
lire 7 %/Mem Miring. Midas look* upwards. British
c 812; barley, 2,352; oats, 464 • maim, ;
2.186 . Foreign—wheat, 9,869; barley, 2,685 ;
ik'5r.,1,260; 111Ain, 3,81.3 ; flour, 1,646 sacks sod 9,487
Parimaito Barol4. —TODD of the market firm, but not
028, pted as at the onnumeatiesseat. English wheat
othael raur last Bloodies rates. Parkin aaking la.
~,cre money, Foreign met with fair sale, and American
isi,r• dear,. sr. Flour, town, unaltered; omintry marks all
aearsw. Asnerieen firmly held. Barley, malting,
Pintissorts, 61. dearer. Oats fina, but withoe,
Gummi% La demand., and 64. to 94. dearer.

"British ritOPOLITAN CATTLE 11AFEET. lARCH?f4
V 4 beef is arra at last Moeda ye ilirilreg. and
*www w ea Improved feeling in the English market;
Forel
is maitre andbtradeeineeain tb e mubeayttootrad
Y'atredutZ withedrzt":""dThe:r4
apwards. Vial in abort supply. with a ready sal!, at
"wrlw_ood rates. Pork steady. Beef, 34. la to .46 ;
muon 3Mporb .to fa. 104. ; veal, 3a. 64. to Seed;
IC to 6e. 104. Total supply—beasts, 3.339
and lambs, 23,806 ; lathes, 36 ; pigs, 70. Foreign
—.ems, 1,116 ; sheep and lambs, 6,430; calves, 54;
Piga. 10.

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_TUB servant glrl,Rlasse Fluntee, who was so seriously
mrcled by aGM plosion at Penritb on Friday last,
died this morning.
MANSUR/01MM' ke A RKPOIIIATORT.—Two boys,
"mud Lewley and McErren, in the Roman Catholic
itetontiatory, White-Mk, Leicestershire, quarrelled no
aitiirday, when Litwley stabbed the other in the
abdomen with a pair of scissors, and be died iti • few
hoer& lawley has been taken into custody on a charge
a Manslaughter.
Migorrilog AT ATLKSBUST. THIS DAT. —William
Mobbs, who was convicted at the last Aylesbury assizes
of murdering • little boy named Newburf, washanged
this morning in Aylesbury prison. He expressed his
peaftenes at the last, and has left • full confession of
the murder. He died almost without a struggle.
Mr. Goold, resident magistrate many years at Water.
lard, and Mr. Moore, stationed at New Ross, who was
sent to Waterford during the resent election, have both
been removed. It is understood that them removals
bays arisen from their conduct during the Waterford
olostion riots.

NEWARK ELECTION.
aIIiGIANT &woe, conservative, issued an address at
Newark to-day. air George Grey is strongly rUPPorted
by the Birmingham League. Great opposition to
Storks on account ol supporting Contairiou• bia"ass
Act. Mr. George Patter will speak to-night.

BRISTOL ELECTION.
NOMINATION OF Ti CANDIDATILN.
ALARMINO ACCIDENT
FALL oF THE III:STINGS.
THE LOLLING.
RETURN OF A 1. lIIE E. A 1,.

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The nomination took place on Saturday morning in
Urinal Escbange. Shortly before nine, the High
Sheriff and other officials arrived on the bustinge,
followed by the candidates, thelr movers and mecooders
and friends. Mr. E, 8. Robinson end Me. 8. A, .
Here walked arm in um together, and their
supporters followNl in a long line of twos. At
nine o'clock the doors were opened, and with the
usual wild duet, the crowd. large as ever, but good-
humoured witted, came rushing in, till the enadrengle
was crammed, about en equal number of party Dolours
being displayed. A shower of rotten meagre soon
greeted some of the blues on the roof, who retaliated
*with a perfect shower of "paper bags," whieli caused
some laughter. One or two persona likewise threw
about •little of the red &nal blue powder which was
distributed in such annoying quaatities at the Miles
and Morley election, end • few of the stale orangu
nude their way amongst the reporters and on the
buntings. On the whole, however, goal humour pre-
vailed, the power 01 lung being mainly relied upon
on both sides ; the dense mass at times moved to and
fro like • human wave. There was no fighting, no
warm benneting, and none of the rough image so
marked on the previous occasions. However, the scene
wars not divested of ite turmoil and excitement, and
the proceedings on the hosting§ proved as great a tra-
vestic aa over. Groans, hisses, rival shouts and cheers
commingling prevented the Deceptions of the buildieg
heation a single wont thet fell from the speakers.
Mr. R. 8. Robinson (Liberal) was proposed by Mr.
Frederick Torrid!, and seconded by Mr. Thomas Wed-
more. Mr. Flare (Liberall-f'on.ervative) we. proposed
by Mr.Woodforale Hooks and seconded by Mr. William
Keeney.
Mr. ROBINSON was loudly cheered on rising. He
first referred to the test ballot among the three Liberal
candidates, and said he was proud to have been
selected as the Liberal champion by • majority of
!SOO votes over the united number balloted by
lloduon and Mr. (tiger. He then spoke of
Mr. Berkeley's services during the thirty-three years
that gentleman repreeented the city, and promised that
if pent to Parliament he would not support the reversal
of thou meaeures which Mr. Iterkely had supported.
Be would promise them 000 thing, that if they returned
hint to Parliament he would give hin support with all
his heart and soul I Here the hustings fell with
a loud creel), the eandidetes and there au,morters being
thrown to the ground,and the rival aspirant. for Parlia-
mentary hunenrs tumbling into sash others arms es
they went down. About :%11.1 persons who crowded the
baiting. were thrown down rogethor amixlxt a miens of
the greatest excitement rind c.. facto., F ,tunatelv ne
limbs wrre broken, though Koine few pet:infix received
jnriee of more or less extent. Ti,.. proceedings were
of courae suspeuiled for some time, but lb, candidates
and their friends having at length grained • temporary
kothold on the wreak of the huntiogs the proceeding,
were continued to the end, policemen being placed in
front of the Sheriff and °Merida to pr-vent anr intrusion
of the crowd upon the someebst frail platform which
now constituted the hustings.]
Mn. RAMC essayed to speak, but the uproar was so
great that lie, like Me others, hail to qa•ak to the
reporter*. lie said Gentlemen elector*, Mr. Robinson
and I hove just tumbled into ench other's arms, and we
have hail on epeape frotu • great accident. I hope, as I
have entered warmly ioto this content, and put myself
Into your beetle, that you will stick by eue , and if you
do so. I hove no doubt in my own mind, so great is
the enthusiasen for the Conservative cause, that the
contest will end in • victory foe me. Be early at the
poll no Slovol.r, en.l win.
The Mon Sincere., then a.ked for a show of bends,
which wes ileel.red to he largely in favour cf Mr.
Robinson, for whom hearty cheer, were given,
a poll wax demanded for Mr. Here, and fixed by the
Binh Sheriff for Monday, from tam. to 4 pan.
mr„ leonixsoe proposed. and Mr. HAIM seconded, a
vote of thanks to the High-Sheriff, which that gentle-
men briefly aeknowledgeal, and dm proceeding ter-
ming ted.

THE POLLING.—HONDAY.
(BI relegraPk.)
2111111 IYCIAXIL.

Au*
Robles.°

. . 1,41

TIN O'CLOCK.
Liberal return. Conservative return.
Rm. •tI Harr
... 3,379
B.oblaits :.t.1.h.53 I Itobtrusen

City quiet, and voting slon.
[LEVU O'CLOCK.
Liberal return. Conservative return.
Robinson . . . 4,3.411 I Hare .. ... 4.451
Haze - 4,4.1 I Robinson ... ... 4,319

TIVIILVZ O'CLOCK.
Liberal return. e,on•ervative retare.
R.Wason 5,10) I If.re
Hare .. n. 103 Robinson
out o'cLoca.
Liberal return.
Robinson • .7.44 INo Consorvatirs return
.r, COI published.

Two
Liberal retsina. Consen-at,, return.
Robinson I; 73111 Flare
Ran ••• ••• ... 6.21:11 Robin s°

THILIL O'CLOCK

Liberal intern.
Robinson •
Han

7,349 I No Conseresties return
published.
010sE OF POLL.
FOUR O'CLOCK
7.376
6,536

Bobbies
flan •

u. we" 1111 COIN MAIMS?". —Don:heifer:At ..are•wn Exchange
ens • full attends... 4: of fanner.. and Nuancto tOY es
Of Wu*, the snl44, os. hUt .lo.rt : it um le lame
and ade.tee '4 Ilsin Is to 2.. ptr qr. ott ho prime.
roll re,' ing reek mu. reahard—frono 14.. to 45e. for old
I the e
and fr." 40, V. .4.. for tire helnir the quotation,
, 4"PPIlad, hut the demand ma. elicit. end
jtOh.d subs& to a re.lutifort of 1.. prr lIIMOrtO6I
1027„. Wheat, 37 Ilmn.rs.lllWitnerscr 41.. 51d.• barl v
tit
....ses.". &ISt as.. averse 345. '
slw,
o—
twely week's rats -al, to 11, At (11-uceeter,
Tirto___,,b. No4tinghsm...l.l.rd. l'vterhorough. Worestsc, end
flrtn SOW ndlui dearer. At licaditqg than was
at
7 focuser rms.
a Ina wig CAITIJI AUST. naturday.- Our cattle market
In3uoL wipplitid. and bosh ehantsd
prra.. Th. hod.n.en sold att""fetn 12"tht.
•owing mutton Ted. inv.& prr Ih.
I as. P•r _ _ _

szvgie, ...vibes for arms were made in Cork cm
t without anaemia.
Tag
only hinuatenabeent from the Cabinet Council
tiann*Yr .
were Earl Chirendon and M '
Ce allnird6, ht. r. Bright.
ow nee n committed
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by the Ti ra
for Moroi hue rY
0/441:i i4lllllall,
egirat4. 11 r.tructor.
who rioted•dI4
owl, or fALDT 11.,0rz" r0..0
Mar of Sir !lure): •leret., M.P. for
L'l4. She
ilicn
a Mr. H
souti..Detree, aanit...e:frYF:;ht:rlea Loon, MY .. for
,".r
re.ited .t
I,oneaton on Friday afternoon Moe. Archer, her
'
I, ft her in the d mote rooen for only a few
/wing heir anew., tbr footurrn war alarmed
by wwwha ned the rieleot Tinging of the dining-room
bra.
Hastening ae the dining.room, he found it on
loot the door borrin4doeci'd• hbeytabewrtih‘altilL%diPy'l LPL.
When the door wu
herweeneLhaarimayinteh.nid.onwaititoonarawdos: bwhinortaill:trhorinvrtgahelYairernpil.,ty toemsuaLindliteire.
eurbens wen la gaol& Lad Lon* bad taken home
ex
,a and at her return had put on a
tin moiislj. tleswcia non of the rrinonatraneea of her
attendant. While WWI" with her back to the fine
the thin material magi bay° ignitod• She continued
•oo„ii,la until within a abort time of her detth Saler-
'it). lady Lope. wee arrodi icon of Arc