The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19 00:00:00

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VOL. IV. N°. 159. • (REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION 111 D. 3
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DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1858. PRICE, 3d.; STAMPED, 4d.
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The Rev. W. Morley MaMison, a minister of great
celebrity in the Wesleyan onaftexion, is engaged to
preach during the present *oath in the Wesleyan
chapel in this city.
SAGACITY or A Fox.-0a Friday afternoon le*
Mr. Wyndham's hounds started a fine fox near Im•
bar, who, after leading them a tolerable run over
the Westbury downs, made for the town, seeking
refuge in the premises of Mr. Torpn, a malteter.
Failing in this, he ran for Dr. Ticker's garden but
not lilting the smell of physic much better than i the
smell of the hounds, and being an intelli•
gent fox, thought he would turn the educational
cry to his account, if he could not the cry of his cruel
pursuers, so, dashing by the cloth manufacturer's
5. be determined to make an appeal to the
hicaster bet Mr. Irbits Mang engaged in his
school duties, and Mrs. W. presenting herself some.
what suddenly at the open door, poor reynard screwed
up his courage once more to the sticking place to
make a last appeal to the late representative of the
town against the merciless pets of the Member for
South Wilts so mounting the wall clan unoccupied
house belonging to Mr. Wilson, he found his way to
the kitchen, thenoe a little way up the chimney ; but,
alas I poor fellow, he was not intended for climbing
chimneys, so down he came, just aa the hound an.
tered the door.

HARNHAII, BLANFORD, AND DORCHESTER

TURNPIYA.

IVOTIOI 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the
A. TOLLS erase it the Wise or
known by the mimes of 11011ftallPilOOR sad
LONOBREDY GATES, will be LET BY AUCTION
to the highest bidder, at the COURTY HALL, In Dow.
0111/11Tik, on SATURDAY, the Thirteenth day of Na
vista next, between the boos of Eleven o'Clook in
the Forenoon and One in the Afternoon, for One Year,
oommencing on the First day of January next, In the
manner directed by the Act pieced in the third year of
the reign of His Majesty King George the Fourth " For
Regulating Turnpike B.oads," which Tolls will be put
up at such emu or sums, and In such lot or lots, as the
Trustees then present shall think proper.

Whoever hipline to be the highe.st bidder must at
the same time pay one month in advent* (if required)
of the rent et which such Tolls may be let, and
_give
security with sufficient sureties to the satiefeation of the
Trustees of the said Turnpike for the payment of the
remainder of the money monthly.
THTO.K. OINCOOMBS, }Clerks to the wad Trustees,
Dated 18th day of October, 1888.

CRIPPINHAII.—A great number of person' at.
tended the sale of Mr. Starky's farming stook, on
Wednesday, at New Lease Farm, near this town;
and for the horned cattle excellent prime were ob.
tained. For instanoo, a heifer celled "May Day,"
calved on the let of May, 1856, fetched 79 guineas;
another, calved in September, 1857, brought 61
guineas; another, calved on the 16th of March, 1867,
realised 44 guineas ; another calved on the 10th
of March, in this year, wee knocked down for 40
guineas; and others, calved this year, sold at 90 and
95 guineas, and lower prices. The bulls, also, realised
a good figure. "Lord of Manor," from the eels.
brated stook of Mr. Richard Stratton, fetched 30
guineas; a couple of young balls, calved this year,
realiaed 914 uineas each another calved in March
last year, 91 guineas and throe others sold at 19,
19, and 04 guineas, —the two-year-old storks ranged
from 13 to 97 and 81 guineas.—The pigs, for their
kind, sold low; as did the sheep—but the latter were
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horses were Id in number--some of them very good
some of a vary ardiaary allawkator, The beat said
well,

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