The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-19 00:00:00

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Tuesday, 19.—Wineenton County Court.
Wednesday, 20. —Ralf*bury County Court.
Thursday, 2L—Andover County Court
Friday, 22.—Excursion to London (S. WE.)
Saturday, 23.—Mr. Faisor's Agricultural Repository
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Mr. Walter Flower's Harris—Friday, High Post—at
IL
The South Wilts Hounds—Wedneaday, Toyde Farm;
Friday, the Bustard Inn—at 10 45.
Tim West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Char-
gott Lodge; Friday, Bunoombe Hill--at 10.30.
'ward Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Winterbourne
Lodge; Friday, Traveller's Rest; Saturday, lAngtlon
—at IL
he Langport Harrier's (Hr. Pitman's)—Wednesday,
Lingport Station—at 11.45; Saturday, Tintinhull
Forts—al 1045.
he Tedworth Hounds—Tuesday (this day). Wood
Bridge; Thursday, Penton Lodge; Saturday, Faccorab
Wood—at 11.
he New Forest Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Moyle&
Court; Thursday, Speery Well; Saturday, Beaulieu
Village—at 10.45.
he Blaokmoor Vale Hounds—Tuesday (this day),
Sparkiord ; Thursday, Bedlyncli Gate; Friday,
Walbridge Gate—al IL
he Vyne Hounds (Mr. A.. Whieldon's)—Toesday (this
day), Bare Mill, Whitehuroh ; Thursday, Pamber
End Gate ; Saturday, Polhampton Lodge Farm —at
10.45.

The Ilambledon Honnda—Wednesday, Old Vine;
Friday Aldeworth Bridge; Sa,urday, Warneford
Part; Tuesday (26th Deo.), Idsworth House—at
10.45

... no Onsofteeinelfe.-Joe Goss has accepted the
ehallenge of Jim Mace to fight for the ohampionslip
, the champion belt, and WOO aside, within six month,'
'',• AT North Woolwich, on Saturday morning, the great.
klwerehonaws of the London sod Colonial Ale and Porter
ODesestaoy weep beret down, the damage being estimated
e.t 260,000. The premises are insured. - ,
:,•.• WI are authoriaA to state that tilti•agnsegneement
•de the limn of Thursday that the Rev. W. Sandford
, has revived the incembency of Singswood; liar Bristol,
, is etthose any foundation.
Tun Tenets IticaneßEHlP.-We understand that
,these • are 130 candidates for this appoin Lunt, and that
-signeneg than are some of the Most accomplished reader
smakpeteetiors of the day. The election is expected to
take place daring the miming term.
MI Mane& salt that Earl Granville, President of the
sgoesseil; will anorreed Lord Palmerston at Lord Warden
thg.sllhtenerePoortL,fili/siorFlabriboiwaoltriwntirlis6iltlhgeo to the
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• Boas will WALDO the title of Lied Romilly.
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Laffilaxxcia Nsr.l3oe, the meting provoet.marehal at '
gamines dating the riots there, and who has arrived in
*gland, has "expressed hi. surprise " at the feelings
in this country against the government preeeedinal so
Wand. , The brigadier m on leave, and has come to
. d solely on private baguets.
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shablfittanav Ring Leopold IL look the oath to the
geesettutien before both goatee if the Belgian Parliament.
ea their way from Luken to the Hoe-es of Parliament
hoth he and the Queen were loudly cheered. He made
- a short speech to the Houses, in the course of which he
declared he would ha • Belgian King from his be.rt and
soul He loved, he said, tke institutions of the eountry,
and
.wonld do alike could to foster them. The speeds,
ewe the telegram, excised groat enthusiasm.
. Tile puerile of her Royal Highness the Princess
/relent' and Prince Frederick of Schleevrig-Holatein-Son-
fferberg-Augaateriburg, it is expected, will take plase in
' the•eansmer of next year. The permanent reiriden.s of
%end Royal Efighnemes will be at Frogman Lodge, in
', mlldelt great hoprovemente we t) be made by the intro-
iltediost of two extra wings. The residence of this
amilthle Princess no near to the Castle will afford much
eanfort to the Queen, who has long expreased a wish
that *Aleut NM of her daughters should always be near
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A CarearwirCAPPißTY, the Confederate soldier,
knal for Fenianiam Commenced at Cork on Thursd.l
was osonitlied ow Saturday, the legal point raise I t
, Net 4:olli:e
cgcLilty of :erraonhtlony, ax.he hatztolt .
I being ',Wel of Charles Underwood O'Connell te now pro-
leg. The olerk of a .13-INet *drafter has , -t appre-
hended on the charge of Feniseiam. The . %Lieu-
timissaime dedined to appoint a formal 0011 D
. the escape of Stephens, bet has ,
of the Dublin police to sot as,
• warders of Richmond Bridewell.
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Mar CINEBILL OF TI4R KING OF THE
4..,,r IFR BRLOIANS.
ialtal.lillior... Boa 111.-The funeral obseqwlee of the
g of the BelAeaa, which were ealebnived to-day,
wore of • olo'..::, napalms character. The facade of the
Palace 'irs"., draped with black tapestry, studded with
folders • lftem and was illuminated by numeraas.
l'o.lieral lamps. At half-put ten um the Duke 444
.Eksbant entered the room where the hod&
of • the deems d Ring ley in state, hamog i
on his right the King of Portugal, and followed by the
waant of /leaders and the Prince of Wales, the latter of
out wore the scarlet - uniform of an ilinclira Field:.
rshol, the Crown: Prime of Prune and the Arabi
duke Joseph of Andra, Prime Louie of Home, end
Prince A rthar, Who wag dr used lathe Highland bostume
Other high personageslollowed, among whom were the
/Woos de Jeinvitte the Duke d'Anusale, and the Duke
dolliesamme. After the R•yal Princes came the Envoys
liateeradfiamy from the different Courts of Europe, is-
elelltsr Loris Grey aed hydney. At i leven o'clock pre-
cisely tla famed swage started: Ti hears ;drawn by
eight torus sernearievuedin black, pri-sente ; a ye y tat-
posing appearance. Silent reowds.h,d'isolleetedt in Ihi
street& and winder's, and on the roofs of the hous,s. All
the shops ma offices in Brussels are cloud. The e,rtege
arrived at Luken at 2.30 p.m. The Duke of Biabant,
with the Bing of Portugal on his right and the Prince
of Wales and Prince ArthAir on his kft, took his place
in ake temporary church in front of the aaroophagus, ,
I illow-d by the other Princes and repreaentatives of I
foreign Powers. Ti. funeral service having been per-
formed. Ma coffin was lowered into die family vault '
find pigoed to the right of this Qom. ed.tbe deceased '
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SELECTIONS Filosl SATIISDA.Y'd MARKETS.
TM& 001iN TRAM& ,
fi MI.-There. was a tolerable supply of wheat at to-
dw's market, whish sold at last week's prices. Barley I
met a slow sale, but teas not itheamor. ftolg and Oclwa"
scarce and rather, durer.
nrtelFir litale ..w... a fair show of samples' sit:
the_tet .• . uorn. °hangs to-day, a good braise II mealtrateufai 'et the fultratea of this der es'onight. Oki
white wheat, Is. I}l. to 6s. 3d. ; (lids new, 15... lOtit•
to 6a. ld. • sieW, red, Ss, did. to tia. 7'd. per 621 b,
railins:ler, duki k lc 4a. IL; grinding, 3s. 6d, to
and oats, 3.. to 3.. 44. per be-heL Floor,
sitilerine. 376.; 47.345. to 35e. p seconds, Mei pee sack.
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warnings.- -With a moderate attendees, at the ;
Southempt.oo Corn Etebsose geoi whe.tei, boa lid and
newt *lobed The full prices of last week, es., in some
instances even More money wit. paid. Old wheat, 50e.
I Sic perry.; new, 40s. to 525. ; waiting barley, 325.
to 311 e.; grinding Seintred for), Ode. to 31a. • oat., 21..
to 20t4 old blear, Pre. to 30.4.; old white, 29a. to 34..;
ir kite, 26er to 2Os. t • new beans, 445. to 475.• old,
0ff5.1,5*..; new gray pees, 40a. to 435; and malt,' 60s.
to ; Aunt, Me. to 355. per seek.
WitAitursess.i--T,ii.d.es market was largely attended
by fis.ra and. dealers, but the supply of wheat Was
again • 11. There not many good pateels, end we did
not he of anythingueeeding 535. fleeced qv qualittear
ranged from 425. to 48e. Of barley we had toil. ir.l
large supply, (shied: cif secondary qadity. Thwheat.
paresis mite f sir demand, but otherwhe the trade wag
heavy, thieves ' we do not qu .te any further decimal
The cadsision for malting sorts was 36a to 42e., foe,
grindings Sp. to. 324. In spring corn th re wis not
enuolsitm.ggeL,bpt prices are kept very firm.
mOaM
•k._•• loss:; leans, 445. to 56..; and peas, 42a.
to 5.1',01-..e,..inneo aisf -t • f
• i. al .. ils illtler °err= sum-