The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-13 00:00:00

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i THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1866.
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literature. of greet minty sad then of eseernin(, whieb nothing P.G.M. VALLAVOR Proposed the "Snoress of the Bad elLoCimmer.-A valuable bone belonging to Messrs. POOLE. Cord at ftsbiartabis IntlWorm. SPorting•
that you can do can ever break asunder ; but I should of Hops Lodge of Odd', 10w.," coupled with the name Deveuish and Co. was killed on Wednesday Ist in ---- •• -
BOROUGH POLIOZ, Priday.-Before J. Wood, Esq. -
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bo untrue to My deepest conviction., uefeithful to the of P.O.E. Randall, who briefly responded and alluded Higheneet. Some beer WS4 being delivered at • (Mayor), and J. W. Martin, Faq.-Charlee Hawke", geld at the beck of my
'BLICATIONS. allegiance doe from cue to the Chitral of England, sad to the sass and prosperity +bleb was attending the public-bones, and the dray was dationed at the door. eh, . ge of Iliglestreet, wee charged with being
o•na r, . HlOllll2llll Tins
TUN BIRTHDAY OP HIS ROYAL pi. on Monday, the 54 in ase a
PRINCIt OF WALICR.-F.:day, being the 26th anniversary r.den. ~,sd sii ius od "rides tribute
is the title of one of their ...
Oct duly prompt to vindicate the honour of my own ledge. Another horse belonging to a penmen named Kniglit, demi I d asnlteu the polio. the
k and disorder y an g g
outs. if I allow your letter to pus y without words b . The Vice-Cnentnee in an appropriate speech, p •
iv' took fright on the Chickerell road and started at ' .right. Ile was need lni. and sate is all • "'ince o ael t'm " • f Wales, tan earl/Lour tee bells of the eadedeamed by the Dobbs inseter: Hui Powlett) bas
rat.
.Tlis,,,_ household troop.
..00r, Nice.,
',resting eariesof "Odds from me of urines, remonatrance, or even, I may my, of posed the " SUOCW4 of the Kindred Soeieties in the . '.
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• • lit laßs in venom thumbs ID th 3 metemolis lune forth a, wen, &Sly appeared is the eolunum of 'lmid hml Water.*
..;_tp_ait.(_e.i.r imitates fi.... lb. p:, of
Lam William immigg,to the Hambhdem
Too FOUR Mew of the Hambledo• Hounds took
pot forth by Messrs. geese ',beer, Borough," ceiling on Ur. Knight to respond on wive, fejj speed down the street, coming in contact with temente gto El 2...nducli was paid.-C r e r tt ih h
'inburgh. A definite "I remain, my dearnLord. your, faithfully el the Foresters, and Mr. Barge on behalf of the Old the dray. a° Thursday eight. me soul.e in sue soros-wane 'II cm. &MIAs and Lord Powlett's st=tednahert message se
Meseta begin with, "W.K. SA RUM. Friends. d drove the shaft of the cart to which it we, therien with boating • wetet from the person of
was attached deep into the chest of the horse in George rinirepler, of Hinson, CM
h which bell been .old by the prisoner, was pre ship. in the river Were hung with colours. •id the ff°Y; the gathering be man he the readers ei
may am
t position of the "The Rev. the Lord Sydney Godolphin Others, Mr. J. H. Kincirr was warmly *Leered on rising to question, killings it almost immediately. The value 7
' ate.' .bpolice, ant he was committed for trial at st uteri H. • hoiseel it the veldt* Assn. the Dorset County Ingeress, or my awl masa
live importance respond on behalf of the Foresters. He said his shine of the animal is stated to be about CFO. The animal cue - y the
the neat Poole Session". friend, the Editor, who, lam happy to has no la-
acquainlaoce with Dorset soul,' not enable him to say had previously, while dashing along theme', Ii necked Motion at leaving Dorchester, where his I awl
end the object Lord Sydney Godolphin Osborne hes addremed hie • - • i • ' • -
mu li re its &mi fl. necieties. tut coming yr I e did doe n Le., 'Mira and 'united both of them very 6 tin cal litho. sure, would be sincerely regretted. Well then, ea Yea-
^rwineuuuslt own journal. the 7'intea. ill 1007 to the Lend Bishop from the Smith Fest of Fn.laed, be could tell them ' ' • RLANDFORD.
els. The owner of the horse which occasioned day the Harubledon Hounds met at Kr. Barkworthni
Aerial and of tialishury'a letter to the retrorillms. We can that the value of such soneties were n *seined anda
sethveenrii hief h informed iin thst when et "Marquis," • rd• t• .1 red
Leu-nol or MAYOR.- &coo ing to 'me mann (a gentlemen who is wag known and highly appreciated
political only att, nipt to give the pen oil,',' erli le admen appreciate' by .11 classes. Ile had It en connected with
ii.erea 1 toaaChicherell, himself and • g . 'QUESTION TO • CLZRICr I. RITIWLYI4I.-Who's your by tbe members of the Heat). The day was ors of the
s f", h 'oil P half le wee ei eleldes tient- &GA/. it, reply tin-in fir some yesre ell& hod 11. d the heuonr of t•kine 00 " ' • cite cart, When thyound man
custom the members of the r ration met at the
sr Im _ . - minieer "-Peace. right sort, that is to say, tie klad of day described by
•unte to the Bishop of Salisbury sayn :- the viyeeleir at a lieal society, numb:rim over 400 were Ali"' to It• t"P ine le yof Town-ball on Friday last to elect a Mayor tor Um the writer of
he • I It ti f ea jubilee lust•
'iv° The Oneoliers may for all 1 know, be the soon for mem re In c" er•on * i
" A sontherly wind end a. elesdy sky
4 ' ' • ' & - saving eneel its fiftieth year sine. its formation, the lower put haring Prelethie slipped), and both Daniell. el, a, was chosen, and was afterwards Mse to do, he snide his pas-Puno.
episcopal rebuke. I have withdrawn en word of *het 1 thine I Proclaim A bunting mareirgen
went., I hold to entry opinion I expteend in the Is,. mid still prospering with a very large funded stock the were thrown into t .he read. The horse living Mier councillors
. g esciorter'i to his residence by his bro ,
TALLY Flo.-As aonsinses are now all in fashion It wee a moist sir, just the day fee the went tells well. 11
tette re en Ritualism. eromety of its merely re lie fully agreed with what frightened, started furiously in the direction of the IllandfOrd chiunpioo baud accompanying the the ...heap._ _ .
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er Preece* holding one at an say; date rn saw them all from my window, &hundred sad seven •no
I sought to prose that, whereas atergymen were side bed been mid respecting the help rennet...l by rich Wet mouth, and, havieg no one to restrain it, eon- proceasiois. In the after part of the day the ex- the Pump Room, Bath. It win be known in orr social a" " men in pink" though. The Wands la phial
of the ordinery material of human eater., and thus societies in hse niter the taxation to winch ureters.* tinned its loestliong cat eel, until stopped by the Ala • rw C Pioche:3e F.,..q.) entertained with a
)or ‘. . C. history as the milk diet. • • h of the '
condition, the ernes, some m, beentafeL If there
meat of them were nalecet. He was not favourable to ii .•th bi D e Anse dray,
'et a very early se, and with little, if nny, pre . . co 1111(al Al r. eel sumptuous banquet the members of the corporation.
-a for en se office which is now said to give the the formation of independent locel wwittin, but
reel. during the day. Tng directors of the Bank of Ragland on Thursday is anything in this world Mist I covet. it is a therm&
inadvocated the "le of ty and • twhich er e • "be hells rang I.terry .--- If
es power-power to hear emissions aad ° ermine mu a oomp. ta ion
el•-oeigt nuLT WRIT'S& -at All Soul's Lodge, redacted the rate of discount from 4t per erne, at wbern bred hunter. I reallell sauce help Silting to exeltanne
'is b pg •
y vile right-IL was next to impossible g °° Weymouth, en Friday evening, one of the most ...°TelMille -
FAIR. In the fair field on Thursday it was Gard on the nth September, toe. Tee movement Plass with eves w -mounted man or woman I see,
'at ordination, ...mks to the e.tatei.b.d and Formtere which gave lathe nosbanie or artisan almost nerall expected.
touching of all Masonic ritee WAS perfornied, when lest 8,900 sheep were penned. Trade was doll ; reesge 7 or thinking of the happy days goes by, when either
"Brown Bess," or 'Sir Hercules" ferried me over
' really aim at givis sun. powers, the sanie privileges, though he might in the enures cf teak earl having the
I • life,d ' tiel of le IT rbe II 4to
'ls fact thin after all was said and done 'la "l° °°"ai a' la in-' " . A funeral lodge nag held in commemoration of the thee° wit' dirP°led f their 6-- I g Tee Voimplegag.-The Duke of Somerset, speaking " banks" and 'timber" in capital atyle,-but enough el
tone or said - remove from one end of the country to the other. With
st their ordination, they - - • • brother
blameless life and curly death of their lamented ad yentas. M. ethers sold from 60e. to 80.., ewes at the South Devoe agricultural society's meeting, said memories The first meet of the Hambledon Hounds
William J Hill whetter, whose • 45a to 52a, lambs 404. to 48a. Remo excellent pens it would be necesaary before many years bad passed went off well, and that there may be many goo 4 ime
world at 'ergs, to their families and reference to the proems of Forestry in Dorchester he J. . . . pi emature
• identity of die lion el thee was glad to be able to say that it seemed to him lobe deems in tbe flower ofln the • e volunteer force should be in there for the members of the Hunt
his life and promise, has of lames realised as much ea 51s. each, that the
the
plaited under the and silent meet. _ r
e therefore, they could not be rapidly on the increase, and there had not been • meet- IMOD the subject of repeated allusion in our column., berm fair there was • large supply of fine earl she. command of • eeneral officer of e army. He did not is the Wager, wish of LY.
by virtue of ordination to al.ior ing night for some time, without propsitions being The lodge, which was thickly and completely draped Average prise 00. Etusioem dell. 118 pig. were thine that, kept separately sail was now, under the •
that power to k • , made for new members sad new initiations made-
AOC & MIMI:AO, as well se carpeted in black, presented to about on offer, and changed hands at late market prices. different lordelientenant, . they weld expect that state
high a better organisatioe would give it. Lain ant ertiou.
many of them. (elmeme He oth
glad to with. the friendly spirit of tbirty of the masonic brethren who attended to del.. About 10 tons of cheese was pitched in the market. of oiliness w
, not, as t believe, a man witty that pervaded the kindred societies, and hoped it
brace these solemn nbsequies, a mune of the most Square. the lireatee part being household, nasty all A WOWS SIMI et• a P121.-An inquest was Feld
. .. might continue. They existed not in • spirit of rival y.
As some minapprebeasion to exist me to Ilto
vre °arra" or canavalalll but th • objects and si • identical • h • err o nis beingit was tor solemn character ; for the gas lights of the interior was sold. The pleasure fair was rather more at Antrim on Monday, ea the body of Kerr knodeood,
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as acme do themeswere one and all dimigiehed to a speck, which simply liberally supplied with shows than of late. That who WWI asieentelly abet by ',millirem...De" Mine
dother; the Bisho 's solicitors write to state
and therefore aftwor ey to help one another- ap hese).
"Mr. BARG' was she well (
~,,Pered oneeeng to peed rendered the darkness risible. The ceremony pro. terrible mourter-a r stone en
sal
live
elligeter-(by the II" laaathinff rifle shc'eamg "a "et from his ball 4°' that the trustees to havePtheir wets out of their Olin
-oily avows that t• on behalf of the "Old Friends." fie full - tithed landed in bushed and breathless awe as the ealeffalque rathei more dead than alter) wee on view, and The jury returned • verdict to the effect that the
mineral fund, and the Bishop of Natal is topey theists
If • priest ia to be y Wove her death from • gunshot wound -
~ that then and with the ides of promoting unity among the kindred composed of the funeral paraphernalia of the lodge, appeared to come in for a full share of visitors, as deemed came by . of the Attorney-General and add them to bis own, and
received in reenepark on Friday,
'veered by theweisdies, and he shone' be heartily glad to lAA them and bearing the record of the demise, was borne to did also • large sialvanie battery, which Gotland, med., "tell, - 1 t recover the whole from the trustees of the feed.
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•owsr to bind pima in the centre of the hall, and overspread must be considered am somewhat of • novelty at a -- Tng Lew Comm-Our readers are already aware
ower of the He believed. it would do ... good, and required but with the funeral pall, on which was placed one public fair. Co Lonnie, alarm inlets in Ireland on amount of that Sir William 1 Erie, Chief Jostles of the Court of
little o
ordained /*mantle° to "171 it out-(hear, beet. and solitary rush-light only. Various cords of the most f lung disease smog cattle eternal n
• la I Common Pleas, has intimated his lateens of ritelp!l
the spread o . . ,
.y inthe irplasse . Referring to the position of the "Old CONCIRT in AID OF Till WORDS OP THZ BTH D.R.V. ' office. It is now confidently seated that be will
solemn music were sounded on the organ f the he province of Leinster. In some Matron is disease
•riests fiends to which be belonged, he said that they bad a 6 -On Tweets ev, fling the One-Exchange, Blandford, !-
f dtohe a. fetal a. the worst Mod of stied plain.. continuo to sit beyond the preset term, and that he
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mid out' for doknew durum the seat veer gt fgg 12. ea . lodge by brother J. Maunders, who presided at the was filled to overflowing by • highly respectable 'I -"tin - of will not even preside in his went during the after•tenn
and t F ' • • ' • t t d the Dead March • Sa 1 lied it has come out that quantities of meat, the flesh
or deaths, 1195 ; for potatoes. 107 55.; for lees by Are, ins rumen ,an ean a was very ...i..,,,,
tit. who were attracted by the annouticemene , i attacked by it, have been opeily "old in Dublin Maine& ffir William Bovin, the tiofiehor delusrel, te
£lB ; making a total of £2.rig tre. M. They had P effectively given during the processional part of the that a convert sustained entirely by native talent, in "'ma', 1 no doubt deat sever., heal .... of to be his seseesser and the poet which that teamed ,_
' spits! of £4,158 17.. Id., and 2,331 member., and the ceremonim Bro. J. Jambe then commenoed the which Mrs. Edwards and the Blandford Glee Union, markets. There .
wad in Dublin through eating gentleman now holds will not improbably be filled by
tememe to the funds over the expenditure for the funeral oration, of which we hope to be favoured by the Ohio Minstrels, and several amateurs, with Mr. airier& have been eaMr. Remelt Gurney, SIC., Reeorder of Londe., or by'
oar eel been £285 7s. 7d. Thee statistics referred to him with an outline, assured as we have been that Eyrie and his celebrated heed, would take part, would diwad most. Mr. Brett, Q.C. We believe, however, thee nothing is
•10 lodge, of whisk their society in Dorchester ems no funced sermon that was ever preached could be given on behalf of the flth Dorset come By 8 o'clock no Tamura= Famine Isyssiow or lastauz.- curtain'', truewo on thin Point at PelleedL-86•11dwIL
-nob. The stint society of Old Friends numbered visibly have been more effective than that which ever, available sitting was "warded* The programme The Times' Dublin correspondent, on Tuesday. writes:- ...
10,000 members, and had • *mind of E 300,00- at the feet of Brother W. J. Hill's entafai que, our commenced with a selection from Verde" Opera elk is snnouneel that the Executive in Ireland is quietly
e). I Pentane introducing soles for soprano-comet
',tad brother so movingly ronounoed worsts for any attempt that may possibly be made Lanbon Salette.
- other toasts followed, including " The VW- 'weir . . . P • and 'legal horn, by the lend, which we need in j Ise 1 b the Feniato during the present winter.
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'rank with musical honours ; "The Trade of Daring a pause :u the oration, which was erroneously hardly say were exceedingly well le el d
P-r--an- Some of the military barrack' are Sing placed insane' TUESDAY
• "The Offians of the Society," "The supposed to be dome the choir, led by Brothers loudly cheered. This was followed o
L 'The o; defence, while the metropolitan penes are beirig m
i with the representative of the Dorset Patch, Harper, and others, raised the solemn strains March of the Men of Harlech," a chorus by 'WisedAILJUSHIPS DIIISOLVSG-C. Milian and B. Nil-
• carefully e 'Ailed in the um of cutlass and revolver, as '
sed Telegrams. "The Ladies," Ice, of the funeral hymn. "Vital spark, he," aeoom- meg by the Glee Union. Mr. W. Roger; then the bed likely to be ..m.d on in the ...ot of a mm,_ . i°6-• Bath' Pih"kate °ellen ;W. Perkins end O.
y most
earniony was contributed during the partied by Brother Maunder" on the organ; and sang "The Village Blacksmith" (asompanied on Fete disturbance to cope more immediately erilb it. '-'"vei rstok Hants, manufacturers of soda water,
Alve et
terse and Viselmirman, Messrs, consequently after the oration had been resumed the piano by Me. Lukies), with good expression,BAN gRUITS.-dasera Price Barns, Dundry, elomenet,
• ntleadee An., an proceedings and emended by Brother Jacobs, • few versee of d the proceedi aid was honoured with an encore, alien he gave Succensin RRYILATIOPS OP THZ PRESTON WORK. fanner.
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•derable spirit till a late hour. another hymn were elso inn finale. These "The Bold album*"
gas aThit, was followed Pig Bourg. -Mr. Basil Cane, the new poor-law inspector, DgCLARATIONS OF DIVIDgeb&-lienry Hall, Winn
an old favourite- -Spolfortles glee "Hail Smiling Motu, who boa been making an samination of some of the Pre.- borne, first mud Anal div. of 3s. 4.3. • Jones Chest.,
simple and impressive ceremoniee were concluded in • • • Lonehant, Dorset, blacksmith, first Uid final dn. of 2r.
nwri coy NCH.. good time to enable mob brethren as had attended In "tab nine a the 3" onion tee* Pert. Mr- Chemin ton union establishments, reported to the boards
then sang "In the depthsof the foresee by Belle and guardians that he found the Proem workhouse danger- FE :DAY.
• Corporation took place on this edema occasion from Dorchester to return
was favoured with an encore, Meters. J. ghieil:gton. °any crowded with inmates. &spec ally in the infirm and Parnnessairs DIVNIOLVID.-J. Hollins end 3. 11.
',sent : Pr. Aldridge by the train. Such then were the last sad rites god Lance, and eggedford. umg Whittafel glee "Gently sick wards. Many of the infirm people were sleeping Laver, Bath, quarry masters; T. sod S, Matoni_Wiley,
'mien Coombe and ceremoniee paid by the !demonic body of Weymouth, Whisper, in • very pleasing 031.0001% The baud then two Pi • bed, and all the rick had not operate beds. The Wiltshire, coil Jennings and Kingswen, Vezneor,
Lack, Deeenieb, as a last sad tribute to the memory of their young played • selection of popular airs. by Marriott. arranged crowded suite of the itch ward, th• sight of lb. men lele of Wight.
, deputed brother, and ass bumble acknowledgment as a quadrille. which elicited loud applause. Mr. Lance lying bead and heels together, with the utter want of Brenuturre. -That Meeting of Creditors. -John
of submission to the will of the Great Architect of then gave "The Menne n the inurement,' portion decency, rendered a visit to it one of the most distresing Ackerman, Bridport, Dome innkeeper-Dee. 4, Brid-
als universe. being taken by Mr. tskiveigton, the introdnetion of and repulsive be had ever made to any workhouse. port ; A. F. Carey, Brisbane dark in hely orders-
the kettle drums and cornet adding greatly to the effect. There are no oaten:insets toe any other aonvenie.nces at Nov. 21, Ester • David Vigra,, Evenhoe, Dorset,
'as to elect WITISOOTH Dtsrgintaltr AND ROYAL INIIIIIMART. This was certainly • song very approprian to the oar- night except some buckets placed in the wards for the beeer-Dem 4, B;sdpret,
-The fiftieth anniversary uieeting of the above Justine don, and was loudly applauded and encored. "The um of the ordinary inmates. The wards, the matron
on per. thou was held on Wednesday lee at the Board Room, Cuckoo sings on the Peeler Tr' ee " one of Usefarren' said to him, were swarming with bugs.
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in Maiden-street,. The chair was taken by the Rev. .7. sweet part songs was then sung by the Glee now. Mr. Ifirieulture.
•ag. Stephenson. There W 616 also present the Treasurer, Vie Joyce, well and fayourebly known to • Blandford Berenice UP • CIIIIRCIL -An act, which has created
i Eliot, Fag. Dr. Moorhead (surgeon), qG. Arden, Re q. AU . dience then sang "Love's Request," sodas he most some excitement In the district, was committed at
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(ereretary). Capes SIL Stridge, and Y. Robertson. Th e certainly deserved was honored with an enthogiathre Walsingliam, Norfolk, on Moods week. It appears that Am Order in Council has just been published directing
rules of tbe sonet7 being nut of Print. • draft of • new encore. Mr. Joyce is favoured with • good voice, and In the evening the pariah clerk, accordng to his custom, that from and after the Bth of November markets may
et was sumitted to the tasting by the secretary, and sings with much taste and excellent expreenion. Mr. went to the thumb and rang the eight o'clock belL He be held, with limns, for the sale of animal,, whether
reeved. It was deeded that tee some be printed Lofting was also well received and encored in had left the church about ten minutes when tbe whole I intended for immediate slaughter or otlies, in any
Sr the saperintandenos of Dr. Moorhead and Mr. G. Clover's 600&-" The Two Barrels," but his voice is town was shaken by a violent explosion, and it Wee county in England and Wales, mended that no au
•• The following reports were then read :- evidently better fitted for a mealier room. The dot discovered after a abort interval that some miscreant license shall be granted unless the Privy Council sun
• report for the year ending Nov. be, 1868 :- part was concluded by the bend playing • getup- had forced the door of the church leadine to the chancel, satisfied that notease of cattle plague has marred in
.ents. -Remaining on boolcs Ist Nov. lea, "Orpheus Aux Enters," by D. Godfrey. After a rhort and had, by • deposit of gunpowder beneath the organ the county within one calendar month, nor unless the
•ed during the prevent year. 621-total. 691, interval "Mama parkin,. under tbe title of the "Ohio completely shattered, not only the instrument, but alaci market is situated at • dietaries exceeding ten miles
lathers have been diaahareed cured, 375; •Minetrele" and wearing tremendous collars and long- the beautiful windows of the chancel. The powder from any place declared to be infected. Tbe removal of
•nade in-patient'. 5; died, 3; remaining tailed coats, jumped on the platform, and were hailed had apparently been fired by • fuse, after lighting which theme restrietioas will be bailed with great satisfaition
-total, 691. Ineenienta.-Ronaining with loud cheers end laughter by the audience. Their the fellow decamped. The damage sustained be the by those lining, like ourselves, in purely agricultural
Nov. 1885, 2; admitted during the pinup se moil.), and none but first clam "Christen organ alone is eatimaterl at 000 end the injury inflicted districes, where great inoperative., has been expo.
tone 30 Of which number have Minstrels" mast think of visiting the town whilst we of the windows cannot be repaired from an antiquarian rimmed In oonsequence of the impediments which existed
-ed, 19; relieved. 4; made out- have such able delineators of the negro character and point of new, The church was restored at • cost of to the removal at stook after it was purchased by the
-emenine in the hem+. 4-total, singers of nigger melodies in our midst. The second more than £1,700 in 1862. betels.
singed to the benefita of the Part of the Programme, consisting of the followings
'Won in 1816, 13,180. Total unction. was ie.igned to them :-Opening overture- t. CORRZSPONDIST in Wednesday's Poses-who,',
-its the opening of the "Ohio Minstrel.; song and Mors, " Well hays a letter is honoured by being out in promineet inn- cor.N MAEKS/14.
13.952.-Dr. Moorhead little Daece," Buckley; song," Dr,sming of Angels." writes to urge the utilisation of Sikh soldiers, in order MARR-LAIZ, Friday.-The market was seeritaly
ner in which there were Blamphin ; song and chorus, "Cheer up Comrades," to reins the resent upon our home army. He argues supplied with English wheat, coastwise as well as by ,
'euned. It was a proof ttawleason ; song and chorus, "Come Herne Father," that the Sikhs would be "mite willing to volunteer from bind ...Timm Selected ci„„iiiins were in tab request
Votes of thanks were Moore; song and chorus, " Be Juraboe is Rising," India, in the event of England being segued in • Com et previous quotation,' but inferior kinds were a heavy
win, es patroness of Cracker; song and chorus, "The Hen Convention," tinental war, and they, would be quite able to stand • inquiry, at the late decline In value Th. transactions
-we., the rime Buckley. By drake, tondo sketch, " The difficulties of Eon:mean campaign. "If this system." save the come in foam.. whs., ~,„,.. limited; nemetbege.„ pr..
eel the name of Photography;" the celebrated "Skodadle" walk ronnd. Pendent. "wee, ono, esteblished, it should be In the were supported. The supply on offer was by no means
seks were Mc. The difficulties of photography, was • very mousing power of the Indian Government, within four week. of eetensive, meting oerumm of gr.L. wars a dem
.e., the Re., eke:tale and ulled forth roars of laughter. me enter. notice being received in India, to assemble at ports of inquiry.
ntephenion tainmeut eel brought to a close in the usual minuet embarkation • fors of not lees than 25,000 or 30,000 Per Qr, yes int
nradland, by th 3 whole company joining in the National Anthem, Sikhs. and 10,000 English troops, as these latter could 111111• T s. • 11. I
wishing It is with mush pleasure wo are enablal to state that be well spared if the most warlike people in India were Iseete non, wd. -60 to 54 !Watch, potato ... ... NI to 2,f
• 71mir the receipts "ere very satisfactory, given occupation abroad. A few month's preparation a Ditto, sew ... 60 to $6 Lish, whits ... ... SI to l•
A should enable the further despatch of mother Sikh Dittawbile,.... 66: kit,. Ili; " black ... ... 13 io pli
Ditto
• Drenuorac PUTTY BRIPSIONIL-Refore the lord contingent, accompanied, possibly, by mos Inglish 7,7d717 ma Ummo. m 7.
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'" Portman, J. J. Farquharson, Eaq., Hon. W. IL B. regiments, ea 4 this force could be maintained at that red, .. ... „ 621064 Tisk ... ... 7.: ...31 to 43
Portman, DL P., mad G. P. Manuel, Esq. atrength or increased to double the amount, as the " Dime es. ... -to - Marrow ... ... ... 46 to 40
Home (imminent might desire." . Pigeon .. ... ... 44 to 47
5T161.1 && Arscra.-ILery Bright, who did not appear, ... SO 10113 list.
Ni. summoned on s charge of steeling • small quantity Distilting ~. _ ....11t• 40 Gray ... „. ... ... SO to 35
pp's., the property of Mr. Hose, .4 Wieterborrie
se. P.C. Bart proved tbe gas and a fine of Is., !foreign Intelligence. Watt.
Rum Norfolk, and TUBS.
md lie oasts were imposed on her.
Suffolk - .. _ ... 14 tell torlish spring ... -to -
"OACHISO.-Goorge Flonereof Hilton. convicted Maputo sad 'Ware 64 tail Winter do. ... -. -to -
°salads', and in whims case judgement was A TUMBLE hurricane is reputed from Names oa Brown- ... .„ ... 61 wit 7 /1.40•.
-lake inquiries se to whether his statement the Ist eh. The some:mods et H.lll.'s sbip Nimble bee ATI. Town sad., per WO
not procure work was correct, appeared sect home to the Admiralty an account of the effects of New ••• ••• ••• •••• -I4 .. 0
olthoi5...
4. A letter signed by six (sneers the storm, which were moat disastrous!. His reset was •
Emilie., feed'AT.l. ... 20 to 11 Country
36 le 40
isb,was reed by the magirtratel desk blown onshore, though, fortunately, but little damage .. re.to ee
e. 77 is 7, mommk and 7717,77
Hose had not applied to either of was inflicted on her. But the seem on Mont, we are syntheses' ... ... 25 to 26 . m•ship
'est barest, defendant said he had told, was terrible • the town in ruins; out of Nome etenwee, Thergiday,_our imports this mask are my
4to give him work. The Chair. hundreds of vessels in the harbour the previous day, not light. The weather is wet, and with a temperature
-ea munth's imprisonment with one remained; "Government house, barracks, hospital, a...slaty mild, is very favourable for the autumn
eiration to hod two rurenee and allows' quarters unroofed and partially blown wheat.. The trade has relapsed Into great Inactivity,
no guilty of night posibing down; all the storm on the beach destroyed, wharves extending to every article. Al our market today there
and oornmiseariet and dockyard piers down; all the was • moderate supply of English wheat; film dry
-Charles Squib, tolh. sheds turd outbuildines in both places destroyed." The samples supported last week,. price., whiledamp
end
se sumer:wed by John amounts from the other islands are den dreadful there secondary sorts were in/Stainable en rather sadder terms.
'or illegally demand- being Peet lees el life end Fry. Meat m them Foreign was held ler fully former priors, but buyers
11 that on the being low, the ma made a clear each over the "stele generally kept aloof. Finest barleys quite as dear;
'h-gate', He paid manta end completely destroyed them, and the inhab- secondary malting and grinding parcel, dull and rather
- et:mended 3d. itanta are wising severely from want of provisions in cheaper. The demand for att. has considerably fallen
wee his tole consequence of the loses they sustained. off, and all deicriptions were • shele in the buyer's
ni the lime. •,. _,_ favour. Maize scarce, and held roe is, per quarter
& FRISCH. 8111111ATIONAL BTORT. - - The 10110•••&&
end ilqatb ad but the transactions were not important.
strange story is going the round of the Parts journals:-
he other
se, wa. "U. de K---having acquired • fortune in business, Wag.gyiui,, FridayWb .- est trade firm, at last
a handsomeproperty be Friday's• Barley fully d Fon. prices. as ear.
.t. in retired t° Paa'werd l'al• LIVE:WOOL, Friday.-There was a moderate con.
tainebleau. Soon after, his daughter Julie, 21 piers of
non
~
v., .. asked in marriage by . gentle..n of the empties demuunfor wheat end four at Tuesday's rates,
, neighbourhood, and in spite of her opposition and with the tone very dial. °eta and oatmeal etlin but
avowed repugnance the wedding took place. In the not lower. A large basins" in mese, and is. further
wetting the bride we, missed, and the result of the advanced Ihme T"red`l•
sear es made was only to find that the groom's man
-hail been • friend of the young lady's from infancy, CATTLE MARKETS.
'nowise disappeared. Tbe father, like every one MRTIOPOLITIAX, Thursday.- -The simply of beasts on
-need in an elopement, and all the usual means sale here today was only moderate- nevertheless, a'l
cloyed to trace the fugitiees, but unsuccessfully. breeds moved off heavily, on rather lower tonna The
eel Ave yes ago, and M. de R- baying stream figure was ss. 2e. per 81b. We were rather
used some adjoining property on which was scantily supplied with sheep. Owing to the baseless
out of use, set some men to work, who in the dead meat markets, Pales prognwed slowly, and
teem of an old excavation two skeletons, the quotations bad a drooping tandems. The beet
-emains of the clothes and the jewels downs and ball-bred, sold at fie. per 8 lb. Scarcely any
the missing bride and her lover." *Menge took pies in the value of calves, the supply of
wbich was by no means extensive Pigs aro very dull,
and 2d. per 81b. lower in prier.
Per Mb. to sink the OffaL
lottril. s. d. a. d.
_ Inf. worse beasts 34t0 3 Primegoothdownss 19 to 6 0
~.__-
beeonJ quality... 3 II t• 4 1.1,1. eon,. wises 4 4U. 6 0
POACHUN." No, 5. Prim bin,. ram 4 41.4 •P. km amen
PA.. Scots, Re. •10to 5 :Large hogs_ ..
tan. int. coarse sheep 3 6to 3 I Neat 0611 porkers 4 II tea 0
Wood quality 4 oto 4 I echos. wlses,wh9:l 51, s6t o
'tepid thy poaehun, rags come mid 69t0 6 neold str pessee $6O 0t033 0
mil on Leave um it TWILL Burel,r.-13,itisli-Beasis, 912; cos, -
eheep and lambs, 4,160; cans-6.912 ; pig., 400.-
1 • rabbet, or Foreign-Beasts, 11,3 sheep and iamb., 1,000; salves,
149; pigs,-.
"rinklun in Bearrot, Thursday-There was a Urger supply of
I • beef at our market to-day, than we have seen here for
several ...eke It included upwards of one hundred
'' Irish animals, but by far the majority of those es offer
came from the bores district., fanners probably being
anxious to get them off their lands during the long con-
tinues of wet weather. Trade was doll, except for
best descriptions, but as there was very few superior
quality animals on offer, a large number remained on
end. Best descriptions realised 70e. per es., but
Idling months mould only be sold at low price; from
•o 65e. per ewt, being an average cmotelion. We
"I a capital supply of sheep, most of then. being
'wit quality. Trade was all, and holders had to
• marked reduction I. prices, beet withers
it Bd. per lb., ewes at led„ and inferior
• n large number remand on heed tin
Heavy cosignmeets of store cattle have
'end this week. There es very little
net proms& An average supply of
West yard, and trade was • little
-, but prices were apia down te-
nsed about 9e, and porkers from
A short supply of horses, and
••.K BT,
oenteohen and Sea th
A for all descriptions
•t week's quotation.
•7
ionise an,l
1a , 27e. 64.
-v lump..
11 a f er
• went
'lb •
,1,
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