The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15 00:00:00

POOLE.

"Tile Wenzel°, RZOOLATION Alr, 1867." The
Town Council will determine to-day whether the above
sst shell be adopted in this botoogh.
TOWN 00011CIL.—A meeting of the Council is to be
bald this day (Tuesday) to declare the Aloe of Mr. W.
Wilkinson as a councillor for the South-east Ward of
this borough, void by reason of his having been &netted
• bankrupt.
A RACL—Not • "donkey rue." but a "velocipede
✓ue "is now the novelty of ths day, and on Thursday
evening, when a race took place between Mr. James Cox
with • four-wheeled velocipede, and Mr. Henry Cott-
man with a tricycle, no little interest was manifested.
The stakes were les a side, and the distance from the
Antelope Hotel, Poole, to Hainwortby Church. Mr.
Con took the lead fora considerable distance, but in the
end Mr. Cottman won the race, his opponent being about
three minutes behind. Kr. (iottman performed the
distance in 6) minutes. A large number of persons
wile. used the ram. An attempt is being made to get up
• velocipede club,
lidzirrize.—A meeting of the pew-holders and pew.
renters of St. Jame.' Church was held in the north
vestry on Thursday evening last, for the purpose of re-
ceiving the accounts of the chariness:dens for the past
three years. The Rector of Poole (Rev. J. A. Lawson)
presided. Mr. Churchwarden Diment presented the
meounts, and Mr. Travers said as he had carefully en-
mined every account and the voucher', he would
proposed that they be passed. Mr. Walter Thiselton
sesonded the proposition which was put to the meeting
and carried unanimously. It was resolved that for the
future the accounts should be ceased annually on the
evening. of Easter Tuesday. A vote of thanks to the
Rector for presiding concluded the meeting.
PLITT SZWIIONS.—At the Poole Petty Sessions held
on Thursday lest, Jesse Orodur was charged with wilful
damage. It appeared from the evidence that on
Wednesday night the man Crocker was at the Globe
fun, High-street, in • state of intoxication, when Mr.
W. Stevens, the landlord, endeavoured to remove him
from the premises. This the prisoner resented,
and a scuffle ensued and the prisoner broke two
square of glass in the bar door of the value of is. 6d.
Constable Reeks pagans at the time, the prosecutor gave
Crocker into custody. The prosecutor said he did not
wish to pram the charge, and after • suitable reprimand
from the Mayor (Mr. Pearce) the prisoner was discharged.
5Z1110135 DISAGRIZNINT IN THE RNLI CORPS.
&me disagreement has taken place between the officers
of the 4th Dorset and the privates on amount of
certain cireumatanoes which led to the resignation of
Liszt. Aldridge about • month ago, and the auk:deposal
disinclination of his superior ofdoers to reinstate him,
thereby ignoring the wishes of the privates, who, to the
number of sixty, have determined to send in their
resignations., if the lieutenant be emopelled to leave. '
The affair had its origin in the refusal of the com-
mittee, which is composed of the commissioned and
on-commissioned officers, to discharge • bill for the
manias of • band on a Sunday, when the corps Weeded
church. The bpiad had been hired by Lieutenant
Aldridge, who, on finding his act repudiated, deter.
mined in resign. After his resignation had been sent
In, the privates alinest unanimously sent a "round
robin" to the lieutenant, mutating him to withdraw
it, and intimating at the suns time their intention of
following his example if he did not come beck. Not
wishing to break up the corns, to which Mr. Aldridge
has cestainly devoted himself for mealy wWoOtwiti.• years
with an application which those who envy him his
honours will scarcely exued, the lieutenant again
sabered Into communication with his superior officers,
with • view to carry out the expressed wishes of the
Goma, but Colonel Memel refused to reinstate him with-
out the full approval of Captain Butts, who, on being
sppealod to, responded by sending in his own resigna-
tion. Thus the emu was deprived of both oaptsin and
lieutenant. On Tuesday evening Captain Barrett
visited the head-quarters in his amenity of adju • it for
drill inspection, but only four or five members of the
corps, almost exclosieely officers, put in an appearan3e,
end no drill could take pima This shows putty
plainly the state of public feeling, and that matters are
growing serious. Lieutenant Aldridge his taken so
mush pains to render the eorps efficient, that the
present devotion of the privates to him can mutely be
wondered at. Her Majesty bmbeen graciously plowed
to approve the following promotion in the 4th Dorset-
shire Ride Volvnteers :—Ensign \rant lobe Lieutenant,
via Aldridge, resigned.

The direetors of the Sank of England ow Thursday
lowered the rate of diaisount from 44 to 4 per cent.
A handsomely-dressed married lady was chattel st
Westminster police-Court on Thursday nteewieg with
bins drunk and incapable. She was Seed ss.
AT the Liverpool re Iles-court on Tuesday, Mr. Samuel
son made the remark that out of?? 01111ic of drunkenness
before the 000 rt, 44 were committed by the se_ealied
"gentler eels."
Tea Noarom Poisons° Cm—The prisoners,
Wallace George Davy sad his wife, charged with at.
tempting to poison John Mayes Davy at Swan= have
bees oommlfted for taiaL

ESTABLISHED 1812.

H AND T. PROCTOR invite the attention
of Agriculturists to their
BP.ECIAL BONE MANURES,
Which are of a superior quality, and tbe most
economical that can be used.

paocroair Tuft-R.IF MANURE
PROCTOR'S MANGOLD MANURE
PROCTOR'S POTA rOE MANURE
PROCTOR'S WHEAT MANURE
PROCTOR'S BARLEY MANURE
PROCTOR'S OR tSS MANURES
BONE 8U PERPH 08PHATE OF LINK
Pull particulars sent free by post on application to
Ikars. ?soma, or their Aotrra

ADDILISS-H. AND T. PROCTOR,
AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTS,
CATHAY, BRISTOL

Wous,—BRISTOL, ItIRMINGRAM, CHESTER.,
AND WARWICK.

AGErre :

--..—
Mr. J. BTXIII, Bretlford PecoreU, Dorchester.
Mr. P. J. Glum% Burros Breelstoeic, Bridport.
Mt. WlLitAtt NAND's, Yeovil.

WATERLOO WINE STORES, WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, B.
voir H. CLARK and Co. beg to submit, and
otVngitrrefirrec°rnmen. d. the following Waned Ing

Per dorm
a. a. s. A a. a. a
Himinessy or Martell's Nee
Brandy(bottled In Fromm) 48 54 60
Sparkling Champagne 27 30 36 50 58 60
Claret l2 18 Se 36 48 56
Sham lB 36 42 48
Port Si 90 36 40 46 54 60
Marsala (71orto's or Ing-
ham' Shipping)
A complete pries list forwarded post free otapplisstlon
Terms Cash. Orlers amounting to £5 and upward
orwardod Carriop Woo to ill Balm Statics&

MONDAY, Jane 21st is Lb. LAST DAY fer TlCKwys
1869 —NINETEENTH SEASON.— 1869.
ART UNION OF GREAT BRITAIN.
0145 SHILLING PER SHARE.
1,637.677 Tickets have been sold in the eighteen pre.
violas drawings. and 19,n52 ilirribatad,
including 4,604 Paintings, in amounts varying hem MO
guineas downwards, being ONE PRIZE In
Tickets.
The DRAWING for PRIZES will tate plan
ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 30th, 1869,
And will oonsistof upwards of
ONE THOUSAND PRIZES.
"A Nobl• Tilts" Prige)..W. 11. nit
morel.' Uprose-o:nd Prise). .J. P. Pin,trr cum.
" • Tight ER' (31,1 Prime) .J. Kl•%1DI A:63.
and about 150 other Paintings, from £ll down.
(Particulars in Prise Lietal
Tickets, ONE SHILLING each, entitling the bier
to one chance in the drawing, may be bad Iron the
ned rmentioned agents; or will be forwarded diicct
the Secretary oe receipt of envelope (attniped ana
directed), together with postage stamp. or poat-offios
order for the number of Tickets required.
JAM IDS G. LAW, Secretary,
39, Oafordeetrint, Manehester.

Dorchtsta.
LOCAL AGENTS :
Mr. H. Ling, Bookseller, Cloantr-bousa, I
Mr. J. Anderson, 1., Victoria Villas, f
Mr. W. Sbipp, Bookseller, Blandford.
Mr. H. Hankins, Stationer. High-street. Clagoshory
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Pasengera, and • full supply of Cooked Proviaiorui
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SATULDAT'a COIN MAR/LITS. -Dorektater Wlea
394 to 43. per quarter, average 43s 2d; bar;ey
30e to 33..-NainesAire : At the Southamp-
ton Corn Exchavp yesterday the attecciance was
small, and trensections in all kinds of groin were
few, but the values were unaltered. Wheat
was quoted at £ll 10s to £l2 lOs per load;
beans, 45e to 54s ; peas, 44e to 47.; barley for malting.
494 to ifs; ditto for grinding, 24s to 32.; malt, 68s to
74.; oata, 26s to 32s per quarter: and household flour
at 33s to 341 per sack. At Alton there was an &romp
attend...me. aod • large show of wheel on the stands In
good condition. Trade however, wee doll, and prices
generally were i :rather n favour of maralmaers. The
quotations were wheat, £lOlO. to £l2 per load; beans,
48s to 50s ; peas, 44. to 46e; barley, 28. to 36s • oats,
25. to 281 per quarter; household dour, 33. to ifel pee
sack; bread, Ila per 81b. At Newport Isle of Wight,
wheat overaged 47s 7td per quarter: and at Ring-
wood the average, were wheat. 46. lid; barley,
3.5. per quarter; bread lid per 81be. At
Winchester, wheat was in moderate supply, but
the demand was inactive, mad prima had a down-
ward tendency; other grain • doll inquiry; house-
hold flour, 33.1 to 34s per sack. At Romsey the oorn
trade was fist; but prices were no lower. At Basing-
stoke the quotations were: wheat, 42. to 51. ; beans,
45s to 50.; barley, 33. to 361; and oats, 24, to 304 per
querter ; bread, lid per albs. At Andover on Friday
the attendance was small, and the demand for wheat
was slow, prioes tending downwards.. Wheat arse
quoted at 421 to 49.; barley, 37s to 44.; oats, 26. to
32s per strutter household flour, 35. to 38+ per sack ;
bread, lid per 81b..- Somerset At B.th there we.
a very small market the farmers being busily engaged In
the hayfield. Prices nominally the same as
lest week. At Taunton Corn Exchange very
little nuttiness was transacted. Offers made Is less than
1.., week's quotation• The !amen seemed unwilling
, to exchange parcels unless last week's prices were
maintained. The avenge quotations were :-Wh.wt,
red, 5. 64 to 5. 84; ditto whits, 5. 93 to 5,10 d;
grinding barley, 4.; Indian corn, 30.; flour, 30. to 32.;
oats, 34 31 to Se 61 • beans, 6s to 6. 3d; pea., 6+. -
Wilts : At Warminster the tone witasomewh.t peculiar.
The sum:iliae were small, as War also the attendance.
Though the beautiful weather encourage. the hope cf a
good 'harvest, farmers demanded higher rates, but
millers declined to advance, and hence a very small
amount of bruins's we. done. The rootation was from
42. to 50. the quarter, a good deal of the small supply
remainieg over. In barley titer° were very raw transac-
tions, at priers which did not exseed 49. the quarter

May 31, at Kingsomborne, fltookbridge, the wife of
Mr. G. W. M. Steele, ironfounder, of a daughter.
June 4, at Weymouth, the wife of Mr. George
of a son.
June 9, at Preston, the wife of Mr. William Pucker.,
see., of a son.
June 10. at Mary-street. Weymouth, the wife of Mr.
Richard Roth, of. son.
MARRIAGES.
June 3, at Holy Trinity Cherish, Shaftesbury, by the
Rev. W. H. Butlin, Mr. Christopher Holloway, of
Bournemouth, to Lamm, eldest daughter of Mr. Jobs
Friike, of the Abbey Arms Inn, Shafte.bury.
Joao 7, at the Congregational Chapel. Weymouth,
by the Rev. It. S. Ashton, Mr. Samuel Board, eldest
son of Mr. William Board, to Ellen, youngest daughter
of Mr. James Tomkins, both of Weymouth.
DEATHS. - -

June 3, at the Covnty Asyluinn, Dorchester, Jana
Holagoood, late of Wimborne, aged 75.
June 4, at Preston Farm, Mr. James Joseph Langford,
ged 17.
June 4, at Melborne House, Seabees, Wales, Shirlel
Welsh Elisebrth, relict of the late William Smith, Esq.,
foimerly of Lymington, Hants.
June 7, at Southgate-street, Winchester, the Rev.
Charles Welters, 11. A., rector of Wyke, aged 85.
June 6, beloved and respected, Saran Hall, of Old
Sarum Villas, near Salisbury, aged 74 years.
June 9, at Kineen. James Way, Rag, aged 76.
I June 10, at 7, Frederick-place, Weymouth, Catherine
Laura, youngest and dearly beloved child of Yr. 111
Thurman, aged 7 years sod 1 month.

Plinini) sad Pubhal at labsesh-stroet, Donbarme
by ALVZSD Arms, the Parish of Fordingtoa. far
self sod ao-proeriesor.
Tuesday June 15, URA

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