The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-15 00:00:00

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WILTS RIFLI VoLUNTCLUS.—The lit WI g
be
of ride volunteers has had sweek liic00p.," Hui.a
ton Down. liner Salisbury.Lient.-Uol. J. kw o."t•iii
them on Thursday, and said he was extreinl,
em
Tim n
discipline dues the work was of ths*Z4sl.
character, and, on the whole, wu Well oltierrei..4,l
unn.
wile te r.,1 4
earned Tptert..T.rowwhboraJtiou coasi.p.epainled
orders of the camp by aligning hi,
y h4vii Int
the tent with him after the tattoo had sni,u,,f;l4i
Bab Wilts (Westbury) wirps also lo.tone a (ba,; 1.1
bar, as Private Frank .I..ues tied abscoudsl tk
from the battalion whilst on duty
offence being oonsidered by the
.War
one of the greatest of military °rim,.
Everett has espreesed himself perinctly .44,4;;•41
the progress made. Ile adds, ". A 'trick,
end the hardships nenetuartly arising Km th;lwi
have tried the military spirit of the bettalsw,
who are really anxious and desirous to prove tt,..4.1
worthy of beingsonaidered voluntger subnirs. 11.4
brought to light those worthless mini ego
the force not to become soldiers, but who
volunteers they may do Just what I.4fet,L, 'it,
shirking their various ilutins, aad
their work on their more sealour coin ra lea
are useless, and the service is well rid of tlisk
ins the weaki most serious breathe( diseet,:aaa vs
in one of the senior sergeants in the batts4Yr
to take his tour of duty on guard., lin waiaLa
resign the service, sod the Lieut.-Loionnlcrearal/4,
the bsttalion on the ebsenee of such,
(ores, whose tonduot was more to be
his responsible position ought to hay, a ,:tzt
obedienoe, and have been an i..sauiple of
to those under him." In c°°""'" ttolAratic.
thanks the battalion for their most exemplar, allt
and the absence of any irregulsrity %It
encampment.

SALISBURY.
Tan Gu Company has reducel cue
es per 100 feet.
Trim Dean of Salisbury hag given .
ol 100 guineas towards the hailding Nei tat
Literary lustitution.
SALISBURY Dioori tie Circa( if Ustor Soartt_k
the anneal meeting several grau:d from wale t
men, and £lO to war,L the rudlrstion of L
Herring rectory, Dorset.
Borg, Voltz-03 Then ity momin their iatv,
Highnesses the Crown Prince sal Princess oi Pra,4
visited Salisbury and trilimik)i the Chtlwlr4,
the guidance of the Bish.q., the Bate, ALLI-4,
Sanotuary, &:., and were subsequeutly driven
hens°.
DIBBEI'S HAY SALIL—Oct Tusitsy
Messrs. Ever and Wiustanl-y off ire.l ran
and rams, of the Improved Iliap.hire at.
the property of Mr E. Dibb,n, of &clops:At,
rain was let to let Sapterub:r t Mr
warren, Hants, for 7) gum,. Ftve othiri rx4
from 71 to 9 guineas. Lomb, mole from 211 046
down to 51. averaging Eld 6i.

TRO Wli RIDGE

F•lll.—The hat wu h,li on eat
The basineal haa dwiniled to ue:',ier,
horse representing the onc9 fletris.tezL e:.
'fwo oows awl a dock of sorag.o-1,.4.0;
muted the goat fair.

WARM' NST ER.

THE MIDDDES'ON FLUCE.-31r. Colft.tr4;
sale awl lettting of rams wag on Sitioltr. ta:4l
were let for • month at trout 9 to 41 t
the lamhe sold at from 15 goinoAs ti

BRITFORD SIiEEP FAIE.
This great fair was neld on Ssturday. Tbe molt
sheep was about 5,000 below tbe average,
attenclaccs was not large. Early ii. the icomiarlig
was brio's:, but it slackened somewbst as
advsinood. The ewe trade was very dell tomb ni
day, and many lots remained ouch. They pees',
in price from Is to 24 • bead as compaed LI: ,
faire; wetbers and lambs fully muotsioed Istt nog
But though trade was slow, prices were at lea4l:s
10s to 15s ahead over thosy current last yew. W•ra
may be quoted at from 418 s to Csio ; ewes, hos 44 I
52.; lambs (nearly all of which were sod esrlyi,4az
501 • head. Sir E. Hulse obtained 3 piste walk
100 ewes. Mr. Newton, of Dos/lean, sold eats alio
and Mr. Fetcher, of liven;, obtain,l a liks tr.%
Mr. J. Bead sold ewe/ at 554, and lambs at Dian::
Mr. llibben, of Bishopstone, sold 100 waters lca,
(the third picking from his flock) at :Ph. 31. ie
wood, of Coombe, obtained 75.• head from Yr. Ie
for 100 awe.; and he also got 531 a held
lambs, fed without oorn. Mr. Newton, of wra.
sold 100 Owe, it 75m a head. Mr. Bswlence,
bridge, being the purchaser. Mr. Morrison, of
sold 100 ewes at Gth ; and Ilk) other, at :IL:,
Mr. Bead, of Charford, obtained 3 guineas la
which bad been fed with corn. Tries° were solli
at • profit. Kr. lifienol Ito k., of Amariarr.
100 ewes at 504; and Colonel Ileathoote, 10. at
Mr. Moore, of Littlecott ; Mr. Coles, Mids.
Mr. Bennett, Chilmark ; Mr. Williams, Park 1.1
Mr. W. Taunton, and ,Mr. Courtney had a iza
o, rams and ram lamb, on the ground, aril they
and let at satisfactory prioes.
It may be mentioned in connection with Cs:
that the price of wool la advancing. A three
lot (mixed) was sold on the ground at 211. per A
The competition in the priss deem wat Ic
keen as usual.
Horses were in small supply, but good so
realised high prices.
There was • large show of agricultural imple:xt

Miami's Bac:maul. TROCians, for the curtail:
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma. Caw* .:g
irritation or soreness of the throat, ire noc r.pzi.
and sold in this country at If. lid. per bet, (ay.::
the form of " losenge." It is ths inst Pleff..%
pleasant, safe and sure remedy for clehtlr4 g
strengthening the voice known in thi VOL:.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher says: "I LaTil ld
mended them to friends who were public spr•ita
in many 01111011 they have proved extreineldteraw:
The genuine have the words " Brosn's kg"
Troches" on the Government Stamp ar,zi Ig•
Sold by eU medicine vendoro.—Loudx...r.,;.,
Oxford-street.
The Art Journal for August, speaking oi tog
Watches In the Exhibition, says :—" Wo Zisstig'
for engraving three of the watch•esses, of
variety is exhibited by Mr. Benson, of Logste--•
the large and prominent ereetiou the
his Monster Clock. To this department of sr:
facture Mr. Benson Inc paid especial iss4""
Chronometer, duplex, lever, horizontal, repestatta
seconds, keyleu, split ascends, and °eery
watob, from the plainest to the highest qualaYdr"
the art is at present capable, and adopteo to allSozA
Became.' illustrated Pamphlet on Watenes,
Jewellery, Cnains, his., ((roe by post for two 0%
contains a short history of watchmaking, with
Lions and prices. It acts as a guide in the Pg.
of • watch, and enables those wit° live in MN,:
Ireland, Wales, tho colonies, India, or any pars 1 •
world. to select a watch, and leave it sent free sof,
by post.—J. W. Benson, Prize Medallist, Lulea''
and Old Bond Street London itablishe I

MONUMENTAL SCULPTUKE.
BENJAMIN GEASSBY, Mon wri
Sculptor, Wool and &oat Carecr, .b 1
Mason, dx , DJECIILSMa, tappliss TOI
MONUMENTS, and IiTAUSTON, in bpi.
marble, and stone.
or Fie,: OrigiseE &sir.
Imperishable Letters in Solid Lul.
HEADSTONES FROM 3,H. E.
Marble and other Chimney PLecus to ordri

Blarlls.
July 35, at Clapham, the wde tit Mr. O. IL
Dorchester, of • son.
cLAAtimsugumuGh.rst, utir:titomti 1:, ,tille ss, k,••l'
Fremantle, of a daughter.
August, 4, at IsllNioll Home, Blaudi kri, 15: •J•
tlyudercombe Bower, Ka+, of • son. _
August, 5, at South !louse, Puttetrcutii.l:,
L. Symos, of L daughter. 0.
August 5, the wife of Mr. J. L. Ctrpont.". •
Weymouth, ol a daughter. g
August 0, at Sk Weymod k,
". B. Talbott, of • dau.thter.
anAugust at.
rewte,
Il..urssenl,otl'. IS
Of.
August 9, at Travois', Bournemouth, thc wOo
Treuch, Esq., of a daughter.
BARBI AGM.
July 20, at M. John's C.iitrc.i, Itr., It • .• - •
Whitt), MA, Mr. John Tilley twk.cr,k tru
of Use Loyal Garibaldi LAPO.UfeI,O)IX')
Herbage llawker,formerly Vartuoutn.
August 2, at Kinsou Ildturch, by Ito: IL I°>•
F.realrimL.k ILbaa, on ,y daughter of
yeoman, llr.
. •
August, 3, at North Parrott, by Ms W... •
Symes, of Gorertoolgue, Dorelsester, to lb,ee.‘l4'
of Mr.. Tucker, of Pipplepen Farai, en:elate:.
DKATILS.
July 29,94 Great Toiler, Johu Dowcll. 0.002
years clerk, aad 40 years schoolmuiter at the
I.
August, I, at ktemLing, Killabeth CtAltatoult,
the tale Andrew BAJWII, M.D., of Welowl'L

Ambiuse

years.
August 2, at Piddichinten, Mr. Georic Tss3ii;
54. •
Aurieti 3. et Cods CasUc, Mr. Iliniry M0rn...0'3
by a Urge circle of friends, aged rio.
A.ugust, 2, at North Chideock, alter a psidiul
Payne, youngest son of Mr B. Derry, &PA 1. 5.
August, 6, at PiddletrenUside, M. Taouts.
August 5, at Netberbury, slier & lingo
Woodland, pS4 SO.
August (5, at Weymouth, Anus, clawit
Ws. W. Smith, aged 31 years. Shu lowed, sulso
all who knew her, and her life aml death sae 0.1
5, at Nether Compton, Sherboroc, .!er.:l2,
Thomas Thorne, parish clerk and Sunday -.31.A
p. 11.11 fur about 40 years :1*
August sudibuly, of apoplexy, at Mount,.
Mr F. T. Usuncey, 111211itlr inciuter of the 9116
Desuiccy nod Son, suctioniwrs, used O 4
August 4, at Oxford-street, Uouracinoute,
Elirv, late of Milford, near Lymington, r .toeue 14'
August if, Thom*. Browne Esau.,
Dos xi, and North Tuddenhain, Norfolk, wIOJ..
August 9, at The Va.-luso SlandlorJ, Jaw
late of Sturiniuster Marshall, ill tee r•Jth )11: 4
deeply regruttod, ‘,/grCl°
Augue, 11, ai Lonictkel. 114
11.
Bed 49Y01.4,
4880.1 7 NI
Printed and Pabliebed. is 13, Wei pair
Dareltedor, by ALVA= Amiss, a lo
Holy Dia*, lot self and corprapfloW•
Tuesday, August 15, V"