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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

WAREHAM.

_
INTILLIOCINCI MN received on bloadq d the birth ci a wn
and heir to the Efal and Counter -.1 Mod, g •w; the rirelst w"
cheerily celebrated. Plage were hoisted cm the dt.tit
new lownhall and Coro washawies buUdii (Pl.
his lordahlo contributed the lisatlesaw clanolide al"
and the deur= tower, and the tolt. of Eit. "ot
filfaithmerry peaks during the def. Id the illedidCgiA•t wan..
• huge boobs, with mime coloured IheMi on the sem
which had a vet, pleasing effect, and was wilasesed by a etC
meembly of people. Cannon were grid, and We draw wed •
band vended the town. The "little stranger Will hear MC'
nth a YheountNome:be, of Eneombe, In this county.
A two. koctastre lies axon= to Mr. Henry Dake, of
litoboreugb Ile wa. upon a ladder repairing the rod ad a
bows, at Stoborough, when a horse and cart, which was left
=Kneaded, began to beck lower& the ladder. Mr. Cake,
observing this, haft=ed to get a but before be could do so
the ladder was struck and Mr Cake fell to the ground, the
hack part of be bead coming in contact WiUI the kerb-stone,
musing eight concussion ot the brain. fly Will Iles In a
slate
Comm Pirrir assuoits, Teusday.—Bel ore 0. W.
ranee, Sq., and W.ll. Calera+, F.
WILLIAM Moseam, of Wool, was eunneoned4g P.S. Florence,
for being drunk at itinfrith, on Use Seth A The
stated that at eight o'clock In the even , he fou'Vrt'iiih
defendant lying in the road drunk and asleep, and. Kier
coneldershie trouble, got Mm to Ms lodging+ at Wool, defendant
swearing end =klieg ow of had language 41 Use way.—Fined
ba,_sad 7a. id costs.
WILLIAM HARDIN, of Sereftlx.zas rinntoorftel by P.C. AMIN
Hut, for being drunk and , on the Nth
April. Defendant did not appear. -gitterfB797:cluding costs.
Juan Coarse, a fiery, was erpught up IF cantedy, domed
with hating steaulted and beaten Mutes Cobb, ea Kingston,
on the 6th Aprn. From the evidence, it appeared that on the
day in question there was • di=rbance at the publeceouse
=rsome
.gipies. Tbe parish connable was called In, and
um& Re WWI tin complainant to resist him, when
the dellsediant struck him with a poker, and made hie snipe,
but was apprehended in the Miniboon. Division for vagrancy,
and lent to prison, and on his relater on Saturday, be was
apprehended on this charge. Ile was committed for trial at
Lb. Seseions.,_ . . . . .

..... ......---
CllAltal MOROI, of Highroad, was autrunotied by the
overseers of FAA Stoke, far non-psynient of two poor-rster,
made Nov. altd, ISOS, sad Jen: ISth, 1870. Allowed a fortnight
to pay in.

ABBOTIIBURY.

Tits fishermen along this part of the coast were very
fortunate last week. They had some capital hauls of
mackerel, the fish being not only numerous, but very
fine also. some of them weighing from one to one and
tforunds emb, mod measuring a or 16 Moles in
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

RITTER MARKET.

Dermas, Thursday.- The following were the ciirrest prkee
Cl this market to-tley:—ltilk butter, per lb., 1.. did. to Is, lid..
whey ditto, lid.

WOOL MARK ISTIL

Loewe, Thoriday•-- A steady beans... Good deep groan
Its.tres and hall-bre sdill command the chief attentidn, but
good gm wools an ai.o Inquired fur, and the priree are going
against the buyer.
Cininy P Imo or Exotten WOuL. Per lb—u. ii. a. .1.
neethe—houthd an hoggeta .. Ito 24
Hall-bred ditto.. .. • .. 2
Routbdoern ewes and "rather.
laiceeter ditto .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

BR I nPORT.

BIIIDPoIT Ne11011•1--/30.11-001s---. —Mn Sandsy the
annual sermons in behalf of the schools were preached. The
collections amounted to ES 17. Did.
HiltaCCS 11105 DRoWNINGL—On Retards, week. 0,,,,rt4,
after one o'clock, • lad about twelve years of age tell into the
river Just shove the sluices. One hatch was drawn, and the
water was flowing through with awful rapidity. The lad we
inrax.,tunpitzeictata •
under the
t4o.hr,likto.:,..tb.)e. fosse of the cu
and was urr)ent and
washed
Into the beein. Jun at this juncture a wan named Crofts,
and an apprentice named Harry Martin, who worked for Mr.
Henry Bridle, plumber, peeled on the Milken. Without •
moment's hent•tion Use apprentice leaped over the Mde of the
qlsruyat and was carried on by the current. He manfully bore
n IL but with diMculty, and when almost exhausted felt
e feet of the drowning boy. He ssocerled In lifting him and
getting We head above water. Luckily the accident had been
seen by others, and • boat wee quickly rowed to the salient
reamer, and be an I the boy were both taken into the bon in
au almost exhausted state. It Is seldom, indeed, thee we hare
to record • more gallant act, and an eye-witisess ensures on that
there never was • person more desersieur the notice of the Royal
Humane Society than this brave ,young painter.
BURGLARY At A Pox:canoes Hote• !--At Bridport dl' 'Moon
petty erasion., on Monday, before J. (Sundry, Est
.(t, iee
(Mayor), Sir
11 . H. Nepean, Bart., and J. M. P. Montague, ~ Wikk
Dives' and EallaßD IIiNITAIR were dinged with burglary at
' the house of P.C. Ellis. Mainsails, Early on the morning
of May f., the constable wits aroused by the sniashing of the
glaze In his back window, and hearing footstep. In his down.
' stain rooms. He opened the window and saw the prisoner
Davey Mine out at the front door. Prisoner called to him
thee, come out," and no away. He sent down stairs,
•nd found lfinterne wheeling off • perambulator, but it
caught in the door, and he went off leaving It. Mon of his
crockery was mashed about the floor. The door bad been
forced open and the lock broken. The landlord at Knights-la-
the-Bottom proved prisnuers were at his house till II p
May 14.—P.C. Dewkad of Powerstock. enlisted Sergeant
Stillinui to apprehend Davey. Minter's' Joined them sine
after, and maid to Davey "Hold herd ! Don't nett ! The
policeman will try to pick thee by-and-bye."—The sergeant cor-
rvborated —Prisoners were committed for trial at the asdees.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

ffla that mt.

THI LATB DOCK Brestren CASS AT Tnow111111)011,
The poor follow, Wm. Britton, who was wrongfully sent
to prison for 21 days on a oharge at stealing two decks,
nuns out of gaol on Tuesday. HU master, Hr. B.
Porkies, cloth manures:Sorer, received him busk to his
wrvios, and has interestei himself in getting up • nib.
soriptioo for the man.
A !tun living ins low lodging.house. at Swindon was
arrested on Thursday on a oharge of attempting to
obtain money on false prsteeoss by advertising in the
Lanwpoof Daily Pon for young men to go to America
on railway survey, with • good Wary. On receiving an
appliosAion for the post by • person at Liverpool, he
replied asking for • depoeltof El as • guarantee of ap-
plicants attending &tan office in Liverpool. On Inquiry
It was found that there were no snob appointmente
vacant, upon which /Superintendent North arrested the Prisoner. Upwards of fifty letters were footed LIDOS
hi.jjapplications for the alleged nuanciss. The
Wary, stated by the prisoeer was 16 • weak and 1(1. ,
a day sates, ow arid work. Ho war runaadat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

HENRYMOPLK

WLYMCiUTH,

LL A rfOlNTllinT.—Lient. Soriven, residing at
Detest-piece. WsYlnonth, hie neon sppointed navigating
5.0411014 of MN: Lorvette Druid, now lviog at Sheer.
nags. an!! witch fine sew yowl ia expected to join the
(lying Squadron for • distant snow
RIFCBAL OF TUB LIFI LIIIRST.—During the late
visit of Captain Ward, that gentleman, with Joseph
Grieve, Fog.. bon. sec. of the Weymouth branch of the
Lifeboat Institute, went to Portland. and saw several
of the principal fisherman with reference to the pin.
posed life tenet. The Portlantlers unities(' aa to the
remuneration they would receive from the Lifeboat
Institation, end were informed that each win would
hale, for ordinery exercise de.; for goiog out to saves
life by day, 10s.; attempting to save life by night,
After eioneultation, the Port/anden decided to decline
to gusiantee • crew for the lerret, as the pay was not
suffigient, tea they would take the chinos of getting
better remuneration for their old plan of saving life sad
Prot:4lly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

FOR DI SG Bli [DO&

STOCK•IN-Tfaiii-6F- TCABINET MAKER,
PAPER HANGER, CHINA AND GLASS

DEALER.

70 BR SOLD BY AUrTION, BY
MR. HANN KN. on MONDAY the 23rd day
of MAY, 1870, the whole of the STOCK•IN.
TRADE and HOUSEHOLD GOODS, of Mr. 01010 E
B ‘LLABD.who is about to emigrate ; the Paper Hangings
are upwards of 400 Pieces.
Tart Wall ilogmieti of Dinner and Tea Services, Sets
of Chamber Ware, Toilet and Chamber Candlesticks,
Sets of Jogs, Bread and Cheese Dishes, Fern Stands,
Blanc Mange and Pudding Shapes, Begone, Tea and
Coffee Pot., Egg Cups, Sugar Pots, Broth I3asous, Foot
Pans, Yellow Dish.. and Banns, ke., Sc.
Tat Gratin comprises, D'oeuvre and Claret Jogs,
Centre Pieces and Desert Dishes, Butter and Honey
Pots, Rummers, Tumblers. Wines, Al., and Soda
Water Glasses. Water Bottles, Candketicks, Belts, Sets
of Creels., Jelly and Custard Cups, Sugar Begone, and
Cream imp, Fern and Flower Gleam, Sweet Meat
Glamea, So.
INC New GOODS comprise Walnut Chatham" and
Whatnot, 2 Carved Front C,ouches, small set of Walnut
Dining Tables, Walnut Loo, Sofa and Work Tables,
Mahogany Buresu, 3 Ornamental Clocks, Mahogany
and A mericen Birch Wash Steads and Dressing Tables,
Marble Top Wash Stand', Swing Glasses with Marble
Blabs, Mahogany Bedateps, 4 Iron Bedsteads, handsome
American Birch Arabian Bedstead, 4 French Bedsteads,
and 3 Stump ditto, 3 Palliasses, capital Spring Mattress,
Feather Beds, Child's Oot, Crib, Beadnett and
P.rainbolator, American &rob Chest of Drawers, 3 Deal
Chests of Drawers, Duras/ow Deal Dragging Tables,
Wash Stands end Towel Horses, Mahogany Bidet. 2
Box Ottomans, 2 Deal Dressers with Drawers, 5 Deal
Kitchen Table., Windsor and Caueeeat Chairs, Iron
Folding Chair Bedstead with Cushions, Rosewood Font
Stool and Hassocks, Gilt and other Picture Frames, 60
Turned Uprights for French Be4ateads,3Clothee Boxes,
ka, and all the Shop Fixtures.
THI OneweaL HOUSEHOLD Founts:ma sompriess,
Arabian Bedsteads and ?antigun, Flock and Feather
Beds, Druggetta, Chairs, Tallies, Sofa, Oltallosteer
and Bookcases, Walnut Bureau, Pictures, and
Books, Matting, Rugs, Feuds,. and Fireirens.
Chimney Glam. Tea Urn and Trays, Ware and
Glass, Set of Plated Tee and Coffee Appendages,
Window Curtains, C 4114) and other Chairs, Bird-eye
Maple Loo Table, Droners and Shelves, the usual
Kitchen Articles, Sc.
In the WOIE SHOP 111.0 TIDES Benches, ItOL Cramp,
Grindstone, Cans of Varnish, Paint Puts and Brushes,
Flocks and Feathers, Sc,, doable Psrambalatoe with
Boot. _ .

--1; ill* YAZD is Hand Trucks, Wheelbarrow, Chardon
Tool., Sundry Timber, Pie Stye with Ilea Roof, Heap
at Manure, ke.

Sale at Twelve o'eleek.
Oa View the Seturtley Were %MEWL
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
MR. T. H. SAUNDERS, of Watoroombo
Farm, bort* mineencw that hie next ANNUAL
SALE aad LETTING of 140 ol his mach Improved
HA lIPSHIRR DOWN RAMS will tabs pliboe oa
THURSDAY, the 30t5 day of JCIER. 1870.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

TIM ROO PACETOT, mitigated Duel Garment. wereing for
a Cloak for the Moulders, or a covering for the knees
Graceful, cheap, will dt anybody, duet and shower
proof, and light In subteen* for bummer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

DORCHESTER CLERGY AHD THE REV.
FISHER'S FLISHIRSIA.

W. bay. been requested to potshots the folloWing
letter which was sent to the Chrwicle, but is not
inewried, respecting the following passage frnm a
persgtaph in net week's tams of that paper :—" It was
I tatter of universal oomment at the funeral that
neither the rector of St. Peter's nor All Saints were
meent to testify their respect for a brother minister.
We know that tho health of the Rev. H. Koala is each
ache have readered his attendanee unadvi•able; but
the hell of Fordington Church was tolled daring the
time of the I I, which most be iickuowieceed as
sharing in the general respect shown to Mr. Fisher's
asemory."
Yordi,nston Vicarage, 10th May, 1870.
_

Sza,—Allow me to °erred an error in your last
lark's? wasa-attendanos at the funeral of the late incum-
bent of the parish of the Holy Trinity mu not
occasioned by the state of my health. With all the
parochial chirpy of the other parishes of the town, I
sincerely desired to pay respect to a departed brother,
and proposed with them that, though uninvited, we
should follow his remains to the grave, and loin in the
funeral service. But, on being made acquainted with
the programme of the proceedings on that occasion, I
cordially agreed with them in the necessity of with-
drawing our proposal.
Thal urces.ity was on several grounds very painful
to all of us, and I shall ever regret it. The enure*,
however, which by it we werecompelled totals, I see no
reason whatever to regret.—l am, sir, your humble
servant,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

HOP YUJI IT.
An improved dentaivi for all al both English aod
lereign, late rates being fully dmai=

SEED MARKTE

•
There is • further advance— I. the Prim— of rape seed, and s
speculative inquiry for trefoil seed. In Mover seeds ecarcely
mrhing p.ang Spring tares unchanged White mustard
seed scarce and dear. Canary seed flros. seed • Utile
cheaper John Maw and Boas, le, Water-lane, Lousdon. La

CHIPPICNNAM URMAT MONTHLY ILtRIMT.
Pantur.- The quantity of &sem pitched nu shout SO Lona
Quality good for this thee of Me mar. Moon had an u 4
tendency. and nearly all sold. Cattle : The favourable
In the weather caused an waft elect on the morliet.
quantity of besets... email, and good prices were obtained
for lira-chum animals. Sheep good and plentiful, and a brisk
and Improving trade dose. A large quantity of imp were
sold by auction. Dealers bought freely the bent earls en
Mundy. Cent: Tiede maid rather dull. at bet week's
prioes
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

NaUoni Anthpm.

Mil..

The full moon all the time was rising over the Bay, and
the &planate was peopled with numerals crowds
enjoying the anerrese of tke night. In the town merriment began to make itself heard, se the Yeomanry met
their friends, white solos went to the newly awned
thestre, where lb. Frederick Beebe and a titivated
company Performod the "Dream at Sea," and " Who's
Who?" tot. appreciative house and aliasJtilia Walmes-
ley made a favourable impression.

The Yeomanry. after their long journey, were not, an
a rule, late in getting into quarters, and soon • Sabbath
stillnew reigned.
Sundey was generally fine, though a shower or two
further refreshed the ground. The 9 O.Y C. assembled
in very good force at St. Mary's church in the morning,
and the Rev. T. °reeves, rector, preached an exoellent
sermon from Romans xii..2l, 'Be hot overcome with evil. •
but overcome evil with good." The Yeomanry ooeuoied
the central amt., and church was extraordinarily full.
collection wee made at the church on behalf of the
Dorset County Hospital. At the commena-ment of the
eervies Mr. Dawes played as a voluntary "Arm I arm!
ye braver land as the aevalt7 wine leaving the church
the march in "Athena." The yeomanry -band pleyed
appropriate tunes jest outside the sacred edifice.
In the afternoon the Rings pleasure-ground was
erowdedthrongh the playing of the Yeomanry band, and
the permission to enter fret. Mr. Byers and his party
played a !lionisation exoeedingly well, the performance
being particularly good, the upper note* given with
Perfect clearness, and in feet all surpassed themselves.
About five o'clock a shower very much thinned the
audience, but all acknowledged they had enjoyed a greet
treat.

On Monday morning the regiment assembled in front
of the Olonoeater-row, and rode off amid admiring
crowds to drill. The weather wu glorionaly no, •
good omen for the week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

BL iNDFORD.

Tie arr Arne or Ma J. J. Bsontire—At Salisbury
County Court Mr. Beery Moore, solicitor, of Wiraborne,
applied to his Honour for protution in the cue of Mr.
John James Bennett, auctioneer. On the previous day,
he said there was • meeting of Mr. Bennett's creditors
hi•lel and they earns to • resolation to accept • payment
of 10t. in the pound by fifteen monthly instaluunta
commencing 10111 June nest. They come to • resolution,
too, that he shoull be protected from arrest. It was
signed by Henry Moore (solicitor, Wimborne), Thomas
Fry, William Whiteborn, William Hicks, and Joel
Eepanuel. A Loot.. creditor who had • warrant out
against Mr. Bennett, bad sent down a man to capture
Mr. Bennett, expeetieg be would appear in the court.
(Tile offioer who was anything but an adresable-looking
mutts's, quietly withdrew at this referees* to himself,
but at intervels same listening at the door, and occa-
sionally peep-d behiod the curtain.) It seemed that in
addition to the warrant out against Mr. Bennett at the
suit of Beam Whitehorn and Hicks, there were two
others out by London creditors, one from the Shots.
ditch court and the other from the Westminster eourt,
at the suit of Yr. Charles A. Harris and Mn. Richard ,
Jones. and proteetion was sought in all three OWN.
His Honour greeted an order for protection in
to the three courti from which warrants bad=
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

W11113()/tN E.

......
I‘l'sßs. ABBOTT and SON are instructed
by C. a. KIIIO, Esq., of Bracksouse Dm, who
is destining Alderney limier Farm, to SELL hi
AUCTION, at WIVIDOINI Illasswr, on FRIDAY.
MAY 30th, 1870. commencing at 12 o'clock panatela'',
the follewing AORICULTUR IMPLEMENTS. •
Croaskill's Patent pair or 4-horse Waggon, with double
break and patent Oil Roles ; • Cresskill'. Lborse Cart,
with patent Oil Holm and Harvest Shelving., complete;
Iloward's 2-horse 2-wheel subsoil and other Ploughs, •
Howard's 7-sliare Scarifiet, set of Howard's Inn
Harrows. a Tormentor, a Pearce's doable-cylinder Iron
Roller, a Imed Premier, a Howard's Horse Hoe, • Bush
Harrow Frame, a Herneby's patent Winoower, •
Pearce'. 2-knife Chaff- cutter, • Dogcart. by Masco. •
Sent sowing Machine' siz 2-division Sheep Troughs,
with wheels, Sheep Cram, a Tinkler's patent Barrel
Churn and Stand, Dairy Utensils, Ladders, Corn BM,
Corn Lines, hakes, Prongs, Dog's Kennel, and other
Effects.

_
Also the following STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, itc., the
property of V. MOSER, Esq., of Carhetry, and others,
consi.iting of Nano excellent Dairy Cows, 2 with Culaws
and the other. in calf ; 2 Hiller" ; Implements, consist,
in, of a Manure Cart, l'oaree's Iron Ploughs, Wood
liarrawa, a Tormentor. a Blower, 3 Shoop Troughs, a
Turnip Cutter, Iron Pig Troughs, set of Curt Harness,
2 pairs of Scales, BMW. and Weights, Imperial Bushel
Meetaure, a Silt, a Barrel Churn, a Chomp ditto, Dairy
Utensils, 2 Beer Coolers, a Mmh Tub, Brsarine Articles,
and various other Effects.

Cato 'oats,. maybe °blabbed at the Hotela. Wi'llborp• ;
sod at the Odic.' of tiro AUCTIONMS, Chrtstaharah
and Boren ..uth.
EX lEO'

morn'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

ALL WTh TO si -PAID FOR AT nig CLOSE

_
OF THE BALE.
PSOMINI OP DMA PUD TO TIMM= SUM DAT.

BROADMAYNE, DORSET.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
AIR. H. RICHARDS, at Lb,' 13trott Doo
Ise, in Ro.talowarwa, OD W iDNE3DAY. the
26th day 411 II AY, IRO, at Three o'clock in thirstier.
noon proeirely (subject to ouch erudition" or will bit
then and there produced, and ij the following or smelt
other Let" as 'nay be here., ter determlnad upon).—
The FIIEICHuLD and IN`.l ERI FANO& of ail thaws
11E8817 40ES or DWELi ANG.HOI:IBI3I3, GARDEN/3,
ad LANDS hereinafter deeeribed, that la to say :
Lot I.—All that mune or Dwelling-bonae, now
oimpied so two Tee,..teente by WILLIam Famerrox and
THODAD Titowiwo,„ with the Garden belonging thereto,
and the blelt-Ir.usa. Stable, and other Outbuildings
adjoining, in the ocoupation of Yr. Jogs °novas,
!Waterer, to other also with the nonimodiona Yard in
front tber.or, most desirably situate in the Village of
Broady .tyne, and abutting on the high Turnpike-road
Lb...,

Jo; 2. All thine two new and sulastantially-built
Cottages or Dwelling-bouses, with the Gardena belong-
ing thereto and occupied therewith, pleasantly situate
on the east tide of the high road from Firoadinsyne to
West Knighton. and now in the occupation of HURT
KINDIII and 7
_Howaixo o Tenents thereof.
_

Lot. All those two other subst.ntial and stone
built Cottases or ilwelling•hoaset with the Gard's,
belonging *hetet° and occupied therewith, also 'anal*
on the East side of the High Road leading from Broad-
=sync to West Ko,ghton, and now in th• occupation
of LSI, t PAUL and - BISHOP as Tenants thereof.

Lot 1.- All that very tletirshie sod highly•orodeetise
Piece or Parcel of Arable L.nd, oontaining 10a. 2r. Sp.
statute me/ranee. situate ea the Down, called Mayne
Down, and in the occupat.on of Me. JOHN GRONER SI
Tenant thereof, and distinguished by the No. 2on the
Map annexed to the award for roclosieg the Open sod
Corurnonable Lao& of the acid l'arirtr of Broadrosenc

Lot 5.—A1l th•t whet. heater Parc.' of Arable Land,
containing 2. 2r. statute measure, situate close to
the Voil.ge 1 Itroedmayne aforesadl, and occupied as
A llotnient Gardine, and which is distiognished by the
No. 48 oo the mid !Delmore Hap.
MI the forezoing Hereditament' and Premises are
free of any tithes or rent-charge in lieu thereof.
For leave to view apply to the several Tecants, and
for farther particulars to Mr. SYMONDS,
llorchestet.
Dorchester. 12th April, 1870.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

W Ali EHAIL

IT is add that the Victoria pottery works, at Elaad•
ford, are about to sommenoe operations, aad that throe
hundred additional workmen will be employed.
IT to proposed to keep holiday here in celebration of
Ooronation-day on Wednesday, Jane 29, u the 28th is
market day..

AOciDtjrr—Oo Saturday morning • pieoe of timber
fell from the upper part of the scidAding used in
building the new Corneihange upon • young man
named Payne, who was eorking below, striking him
noon the head, and seriously injuring him. Under
medics/ treatment he is recoveriog.
Tag state of the parish churchyard has for some
time past occupied attention, and the relative ads-an
tages and disadvaot•ges of attending the present boric!'
' ground or providing • cemetery have been eoasidered
At • meeting of tbs three parishes 'unearned last There
'day, at the Red Lion hotel, the Rev. S. B. Ttylor pre
aid* the following resolutions were adopted :-1. That
an additional burial-ground be provided for the common
use of the said prishes.-2. That a nommittee be
formed to advise and report upon the beet means of
carrying into effete the above resolution.-3. That
this oommittee, with power to add to their number,
consist of the following ratepayers : The Rev. S. R.
Capel, Mears. Bennett, F. rditer, Pike, Drew,
Anderson. Raggs, jeer., Randall, Selby, R. Maraballsay,
Skew's, Gillingham, C. Car I, and Croaker
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

PORTLAND,

M Rs. liAcx LT has returned to Cork, after visiting bet
husband, " Captain" Mickay, in Portland Prison.
Hockey was acid by one of the 'Nationalist journals
to be in • dstigerous state of Worms, caused by the
harshness of his prison usuage. Elbe reports that be
as so far recovered from • resent attack of *best
disease that he haa been remored from the Hospital.
and that he was in good spirits and bore his isrprisms.
meat with fortitude.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

DORCELBSTKIL KILPOBITORY AOKWULTU NAL

SALK.
Ent LILIMUD 1862.
MR. T. ENhOR begs to ant:tonna that his
NEXT SALE will be beld oil SATURDAY,
MAY 21. 1870, at the ItsroarrosT, adjoining
the South Walks. sw the Scow Western Railway
Station.

Minn MITRIZa :
3 Fat Heifers
3 Ditto 2 Ditto 2 Ditto 1 Ditto
2 Trish Dimon Harmers
2 Fresh Borrowers
Harreoers 2 Ditto
2 Heifer. •nd Calves 2 Ditto 2 Ditto
t; dewy and Guernsey Heifers, near calving
Fat Short-horn Bull
2 Bulls
4 Fat Calves
! Prime Fat Down Wethen
' Fat Wetter. IA Ditto
20 rat Horn Wetter.
20 Fat Ewes 10 Ditto
40 Fat Lambs 20 Ditto 20 Ditto 90 FM
Cross bred Ditto
IA Saperior Hon Hoen Buns 90 Ram Lambs
150 Horn Ewes the property of Mr. H. MATO
16 Superior Hors Rum [mobs
11/0 Horn Ewes 50 Horn Chum Hop, the property
of lir. T. Cum
Maid C• 11610 - .

Bleck-Cart Horse, a Good Worker
Capital Grey Hon., ; s 7 year.. 151, quiet to ride, and
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in ids& sod double harmers
ly Ulnas ars respectfully solleitscl.
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Extensi- 7;;Shec-1; are—o-reeted for the shelter Of Oattle,
sad Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Sale. at moderate Charges.
Commission-4d. in the ponnd on Cattle Lad Sheep
5 per cent. on Horses and Implemente.
No Lola to bft moored wigart an order front au
Auctioneer or his Clerk
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

MONEY ILUMIT.

Money he. been In good'demand, and the rats of discount
U' 4111 Arm. Tbe official Wahiawa remains at 3 pie cent..
and In the open market no accumodatios le obtainable under
that quotation. The demand manse to be more in couDectlon
with financial speculatione and new com ha than with trade.
The sicimacea cmtanoe favourable country.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17

CATTLE ARK TM

Patriot, Thursday. —A full supply of beef, the consignment..
frees Ireland numbering snout 103 bowl. Trade was dull, and
• number of the animals on offer remained on hand till • late
hour; prises consequently were lem arm than lad week. and
711 e., and in some c.o. M., were accepted fur beet descriptions,
while Inferior qualities ranged from 4s. to 66s per cwt We
is. bad large supplies of sheep, which met with a quiet trade
st slant lest we. k's prices, hest wethers redwing Ted. and 7}d.
par lb., and ewe/ and Inferior, 7d. Lambs were in good
supply, sod they included the first consignment this meson
from Ireland; trade wss active, and 10.1. per Mons theaserage
quotation. We had • hdr supply of store cattle, but although,
owinc to the late min, there was an Insproced Inquiry, the trade
MIMI does not you show any increased sctlritr. We had • rather
shorter supply of snitch rows then last week, but there was
more than enough for the demand, and trade continuos dulL
Thetuarket am sell supplied with pip, which met with. more
active trade than lam week, and mi improvement was no, Ice-
able in price baron pip realising from lla to lla 3d., and
porkers fr to Ils to lir. ed. per score.
Pirreoroussit, Thunday.—Quietnem was the feature of the
mittle trade. The show of baste was quit* an average se re.
garde number, and the quality was good. Prime breeds were
In fair request at full prime; otherwise the demand ruled hairy
on eerier terms. The beet Bente and eraser sold at M. 10d. to
Y. per ally With Morn the market. we. well supplied. Wes
~rx=*lowly at drooping prima. The beet Downs and
d eliaard hawk at fie. to fo. Id per filh. For lambs
the trade was quiet et rey.eloue quotettont. Wee. sold slowly.
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