The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

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Zreviagtou,
belpalf
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there
bzge
Were

maylargsly attended
eons. Is tint wheat trade
'vita as last week, but a
.... quotidian snd priest ,
qualities of ...heat made I
from 445.
id at thaw
In wheat,
•• toads.

qrs.
asPeSlllM—.There wet but spoor attendame yes •
birds, i the Southampton dorn-Exehanse, with a
eteadystf or all good div corn, and laat week's poem
were maintained. Otto, beans, barley, andjgood
wheats h old and—emr)-trent fafe &mond at the
prices quoted; it may be ,m 34 thud the advance of the
past we was folly establhilled—old wheat, 501. to 55..
Per qr. ;, Wei 40111. *tune.; malting barley, 345: to 39..;
grinding tleeeniseil for), SU, be 304. ; oato, 21s. to 24..;
old black tsars aoaraejk aro to ; old white, Ws. to
345.; new whiled 2104.1kS 24..; mew whiter oats, 265. to
28e. ; now beans, 74141:14,-40s. to Ms.; new
gray peas 324. , to 43'.; mall, toles.; pod rye, 325.
to 355. Winter tares, lb; taw s per bushel, Flour,
35e. to Nu: ,per pack. ..11.* Alen market the wheat was
lively, at Jo, per, qr. adarseee, while mita were arm at
last week'a, pope., and, boansend peas were some and
dear. Wheam tany ballooned a* 4rlo £l4 per load;
2,3„. to -XL per qr. ; oats, 21s. to 245. ; beans,
41e. to 465.; veso; 49. 1042.
• TIM .04121.1 ISADIL
Iral annd.auate WS", and priors
ah •aal4-_ pis Plena of
t0'4..-51: so against
•J- oi Ober* 'was 10

NOTIOS3 TO 0011.11.10PONDENTS.
NzesPAtma PERIM TRAINING COLLIOR. —We have to
thank The Baader of this week, and several other
fire-ohisa journals (formerly), for article in sispport
of onr attempt.

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
boscHESTER. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, ma.

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ORtatint's Pria4 11. t. William
'atone lerdoo, a Forester belonging to Court Plume
at Feathers, Weymouth, was buried at the Cemetery.
His remains were followed to the gram by brethren of
the Order, wearing the appointed mourning tokens.
The otlittere present were C. 8., Bro. Thomas J.
Wart; &C.A., Bro. F. Ames; Treasurer, Bro. H.
Read; and P.C.R., Bro. H. Jenkins. The Rev. F.
Mottle read the burial service, and the addressee
appointed by the Order to be read at the toms of the
deeeweed and at the grays were given by C.R., Bro. T.
j. Wee
Oolintrinn TO TES DORM` ijOrlirr
BlaitiOts : Joseph Line and William Downton,
maliciously wounding, am., at Glaumileei Wootton.—
Hard Labour: Arthur Norman, misb4haviour
113vittport Union, 14 days; Thomas Hart, vagrancy at,
tens Regis, 1 mouth; Charles Lovell, tearing family
ebergeshie at Blandford, 1 month,. Joeeph Bawler,
posehiag at Bore Regis, 2 months ; William Sheppard,
misbehaviour is Statudaster Union, 1 month; John
.Pasions and Henry Norris, stealing Money at Dor-
Insenth east; Charles Bailey, stealing trap at
'matt, 1 month ; Joseph Line and William
stealing rabbit traps at GUnvillan 'W94,lipa, 2
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The Reading Grand Open Military and Hunt Steeple
Chases, under the Grand National Steeple Chive Rules
come off on Taesday and Wednesday, the sth and
6th December next.
Titt Bookhampton (Wilto) open cioureing meeting
will also take place on Twasday and Wednesday, lith
and 6th December (entries on or before December 2nd;
the draw at the Castle Hotel, Devises, on Monday,
4th, at 4 p.m.).
A POBTPONEMENT for one week is announced of the
Birmingham (Bingley Hall) Cattle and Dwiltry Show,
as well as of the National Rxhfifition of sporting and
other dogs, in the new Carton Exhibition Hall, Bir-
mingham. These meetings will now therefore take
plains on Mandan 4th December (private view), and
sebsequest days.
AOCIDWITT TO SRN &GET HON. Sil C. WOOD.—A
very alarming accident occurred on Thursday to Sir
Charles Wood. The Badsworth Hounds met at Mart
Village, near Dom:aster, and the Secretary for India was
enjoying the sports of the field. Sir Charles was in the
set of opening a gate near the residence of the late Rev.
J. W. Armytage at Hickleton, when his bat fell
which eanaed the horse he Was riding to plunge and
gallop with him soma the adjoining field, ultimately
throwing him violently uhon his bead against a atone
wall. His head was severely cut, and Sir Charles re-
mained some time insensible. The militant* of Mr.
Kenyon of Hooton Payee, was immediately procured.
Although the hounds were running in fall cry ad the
time Lord Hawke ordered them to be stopped out of
respect to so thorough • sportonan Sir Charles Wood
was on Pridey afternoon mach better then could
have been anticipated, ooluidering the somewhat serious
nature of the injuries he received. Kr. Kenyon, of
Kontos Pagnell, who Is in attendance on Sir Charles,
his after an exunination pronounced his opinion that
is serious results will follow, and there is every reason
mkepe that the right bon. baronet will not be weaned
.hie room more•than a few days. The injury, it is
ined, is confined to an abrasion of the skin of the
head, to a severe shaking of the whole body, conse-
quent upon the violent contact with the stone wall.
The wound upon the head,, though only superficial, canoed the loss of much Mood. The regret in the NOTES OF THE witax.
district at the ancident lamest, for Sir Charles Wood is --....-..-
one of Klement PoPtillir num in the Wed Riding. The I.—Stranourrnin by Her married as well
excitement occasioned is somewhat allayed by the
favourable report given by Mr. Kenyon. The inquiries as single branches, the Queen and family have
at Ehadeten•liatt were very numerous, been enjoying the beautiful drives about
--
Windsor in this bracing weather. The
LORD Potrimoas'a Houirce.
Prince of Wales, joined by his favourite
several good runs with t
th s
ese hounds are registered iser, Crown Princess of Prussia, has,
in Heirs Life. At their first advertiaed meet at Dog-, ' the C
berry Gate (one of the noblest views in England) there , however, gone" down to Sandringham, *
was not a very large field. But 23i brace of lady
spend his birthday, under the drawback, es,
henna., Ruch as few countries oil rival, and eartainly rumour relates, of finding the Cattle Pest
cannot surpass, repsid the long ride. The hounds were
Brit thrown into a Molt Com below the gate, and there before 'him. Nevertheless, the Court/
toned immediately. After a abort circuit of the vale newsman takes dire to apprise WI that,
he got on the hills, and in doable quick time they were
close to a church (Batoornbe) ; they then tamed over birthday (Thurs.
.da ) "was celebrated in the
the hill, and ran best pace to Sydling village, where manner which his !Loyal Highness is under....
they relied him over in an open meadow. Time lb. stood to prefer." What that 'is,. Will,
, 5 min. The next draw was Up-Cerne Wood, where
't to., The,
they aeon found, and bad • capital hunting run of 50 our arden aportsinen.
minutes down wind through Ceroe Park, Syclling, party, augmented by several noblemen
Habib to Gotham/tone, where he got headed by a gentlemen of the county, had a grand
wt., of shoots,',, and coursed by one of their dogs— •
after which nothing aould be dame with Min. &Wise' in the Wolferton Wood. . At the
Cu weaneutay, Re.. lit the dog peek met at Brea- conclusion of the day's shooting, the school
fdrcl-22i comPlel, ot 24-insh deg beuede—eeth se thwe childreb ,on the Royal estate, and' the
aeldom Imes end their performance equal to eir , ,
Rm.—Thom
underwent a little sepearlinee. , The meet wee a arse one They mu isootirers had a dinner, and in the evening
got on to a utter of Aube, bat the hotrods settled to an there was a ball, to which a select in:unbar or
Bth cheaper, and lax
old one. and gave him a quick ring throne, the plants- the aristooracy of the neighbourhood were
,5....11.44,tr0 ~„,......, Mem Wein homilies towards the Ward of berehester, over
Aawn &mgr. Ferdinston Diva to Nativist's, ' ever some vatic invited. On the previous day, the Royal
i'sito was sin Meadows, and Lingo eacinounne to Ashton Gorse' here Kty, which included the Prince, the Crown
ed -"...m0urt4;,,, ..,11,411.21.411,,tu5.,......a50
„w4k,,,,v,, weah.dr thdoaaht.ohmarvtbareitd.peitetetx wai.otbausitbauot
ttlhadarigot 'ce of Prussia, h Duke f Cambridge,
~voot, •' -r, to Ss. ___ ....__, throng*. Now they had a delicate bit of wall and the Duke of Sutherland, and Viscount
.—.4_,Cel.' "'""9 Milt oonne.tw hill and do)" till they not to the vale Hamiton, had also some good shooting over
drag . • ,t.; ?IC per 10. Batehere
ewes are held. His point •
alle.tt. '' '; —17..... 1 eitLel:4ll:6ftaNdieo4,lt; ilowand d=i to,b, fertmkbaid, but finding the pace Ede_
.hismooste. Manor,,r,o whom
mch
hbi:lonßogsyalto
Hitheghßarins
drouWedsz=gbett. .
frost L." ,r 4.1 ii,,,048. Roust.,4otd.
the
bexhi hod told its • tally he eanntid up wind, and Of lA'
at _
rlb. Wu ''l.; , , . ;talaraehml,. 64. per Time det!teg & itdri Ilia Into lemi lrir trews,. hies obtained the right of shooting. The oz„uoik akeisgeemom
.N, ...., ~ • ."''' '
On swam sal, swabs lathes %au, it wyrgors. Cabinet is at-ill incomplete, in consequence of. Mr. F. W. Boy ter
NORW/cA. —no wyobn4wooniawwwkied. An irregatur Cherie, was as how* in sonetall saver node the .honsei the .deedtelp . hold Awe of its offices at the of W°4o,i4borith• „._
nuirkek hell been A VW% neer Weddell. "7° ,"1184' allutragris erthe' hire the eel dispelelef member. at the House of Com- the 11°"'wa-mr
but even this will, I 8104441der, tho. muiti...,‘, ''' Ohm ......... elf isoWynford . . , ••,..ice L pi...J._ Vow. Meier
ProeisiolleuNdie soef In nab elnientents Weed. hidleeMaltet Lend got aft,. over the ment-i —rot . , .1.. —, of ph.t. 11 the
made as raw tid be: ifiirmarxemr, rrow tam* he rut - • '.ait ... - ty. The fashion we„ ear 'Eseity,
ekablineenela,atiVateistook; up the swalevie le has been te kn‘eittey, It Duke at the hoed, ' .ottirest se
WILTS. . . i.. . asseas fee *sok Weaxalli, wham
R. .wie rr ,se y , „
methyl 8812:X'ha• 66 oda. Myer'
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the beet ce ,4,t't! . . Novo Sisse_Ar la sank. awed geoggemeesip_-eggpm era rom rt. . probably for the rem* streelth
_,. tkst ttle Peblits
aro @till . 9:lt.' wasese wiriest.. eta. wow. 4 avaregaieb,ttah, eke peep...ged mho* tiligi.;, . • "irlitrd Tem Noddy in ,a Risky time 4Vo. tdo RI
to Ned.
. i my
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'l' '• " .111111elt!fd.' tbstolV 'hynaidel"l",yryglisriggegis lisel-"aillarimmi, „my's". ame4l46"beigieritat del: ,Lits .' dow• . stairs'. " that " &Joke can swim' e" , Eiths'n
Irell.lt aki,,,, .. Pik;
, , sport: . Be that as it may, the Duke of Somerset has

mamma FROM SA.TURDArS MARKETS.
, OORS TEAM
BAstri4liiitilies a larger amply of wheat than for
come put, whisk met with a heavy sale at the
prime of his dey ee'rinight. A swill supply of barley,
which efeeifftern Is. to 2a per quarter dearer. In oats,
beams. 11109 peas no alteration in value.
Devessuram—Oely a moderate show of eamples on
offer in the Exeter Cern Exchange, Taxmen being busily
ougagedan. sowina. • * leseriptions were held for an
advenceAl, over the retes of this day
wheat, to 6s. 61.;
new whitiy ; new red, ss. to. to
5v 70.-pai Mb. Messing Burley. 4s. to. to Sc.; grind.
log, Bsè.tolia -te,'neir, 2s. 10d. to 3s. 4d. per
bushel.. -11Orear, 38a.; fine, 351. to 364.
secondss
AintOdelt",—Thigiumiret
th•rofwils ',fair supply of oort.
wlira4t smite so mull astdrits
behhoho Iras dna* Ai NU
veer Iftm: Tb• boot qua.
generally 50s. to 1546..,m.Limi ..naary.ranged
to 46.. the qr., and a rear clearance was effected
rates. At Andover v. small IheS won &ire in
at istsirtiicea.whioh ranged for best from 501.
At priors is. the qr. The sales
were not large se theli recently have hesu-941‘-
averageiLlill

ijelgty
.41 named. Emily
the Midsummer
fissions at obtaining goods eb pretences at
Beem_mser, and estmenciod to Mae months' hard ,
habir. lits prisoner first'appliosi to, 3dr. ,Good, the I
' ClOon the 23r4 October, Mime ;skids 0.-
giebli the infirmary, '
worse to tha *teat bier dsompa,
death to collysTaitais, strisiniglisela
disorganisation at the kids,'" r.,F.
verdict of " Death front soinral