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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

311DPOBT.

Tim Altoo•i. Amonnroluz Diana —The agricul-
tural friends and supporters of Mr. C. Bullen, Grey.
hound Hotel, met in the upper market room on
Wednesday afternoon, where the host had • recherche
dinner provided for them. The very efficient catering
left nothing to be desired. The chair WWI occupied by
Mr. Robert Fooks, of Manger•on House, and vice-
chairman was Mr. William Gsle, of Stone-barrow,
Taunton fit. Gabriela. The majority of the oo,iya
kept their semis until a late hour, and various
agricul-
tural torus were dna:tend. The very tasteful manner
in which the room was decorated for the occasion, drew
forth admiration from all present. Sir M. H. Repeal:,
of Lcders Court, wee expected to preside, but possibly
some engagement prevented his attendance,
TBILAT AT Ma Wooxitoont.—By the kindness of
Captain and hire. Still, the inmates of the Bridport
Union were treated to a capital tea on Tuesday.
During the evening the men had tobacco and the
women various sums of money distributed amongst
them. Mario was introduced, and young and old
stepped it out right merrily, not forgetting to thank
the founders of the feast for their kindness. The
master and matron did their utmost to look after the
comfort of all. It should be remembered that the
treat was in addition to the annual Christmas dinner,
which through Mrs. Gundry was provided for them
at Christmas.

MACHO LAIITUN ExTgereimestrr.—The two annual
entertainments in connection with the Bridport Band
of HOpe was held at the Templar Hall on Tuesday
a Ho_
nd ednesday evenings, partaking of the character
of • series of dissolving view', shown by Mr. Frank
Atkins, of London, elated by oxyhydrogen lime-light.
The illustrations were well finished, the apparatus
throwing a picture of about 14ft. in diameter. Mr.
Atkins fully explained the varied subjects in an in-
teresting manner. The subject on Tuesday evening
was " The Temperance Sketch Book," and on Wed
nseday " India : Its Cities and People." The children
of the Workhouse and Waiditch Schools were admit-
ted free, through the thoughtful kindness of Mrs. J.
Gundry, of The Hyde.
THE NATIONAL &BOOM—The children attending
the National day schools, Gundry-lane, were
to their annual tea on Tuesday evening. The scholars
attending both boys' and girls' school, nambering
upwards of SOD, took tea in their respective echool-
rooms, and were waited on by their several teachers
and monitors. Many perishioners associated with the
church liberally subscribed towards the treat, and
several tradesman giving necessaries for the repeat.
During the lemming • mixed entertainment took place
In the large infante mom, to which the parents of all
scholars were admitted free. The programme wee very
creditably executed by the scholar. and very made
enjoyed by • crowded audience.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

DORCHESTER
SATURDAY'S CORN MARKET.

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A very large supply of English wheat at our
market; but it was mostly in very damp condition on
account of the late wet weather. Only a few ,d the
best ?samples, which were veil), ecaree were saleable,
at about la to 28 per quarter less than Bet week's
prices, fetching 40e to 4Os. Foreign wheat a dull trade
at la to 2s lees than last week, bong worth from 524
to liffs. Barley : No prime 'samples e.,:re iioffer;
but with inferior barley the market was glotted, megt
of it wius out of condition and almost unsaleable, so
that it is difficult to quote prices. Oats were lima, at
last week's prices, those in good condition being worth
20e to 235; while inferior could hardly be got rid of.
For Maize we noted a quiet trade, at a decline in
prices. Beans and peas in good condition! sold 4
fully late rates, Lineedmikes, lan :Is to sell per Was
Cotton cakes, k 7 to k 7 Zse per ton. Flour, 42e to 434
per back.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

MOVEMENT'S OF THE QUEEN'S SHIPS.
(Prow our Portussoutk Corrupourlent.)

Sheerness. —WM S. Wye was put ;it et dock on the
10th inst. HAL& Lively waa taken into dock on the
Inst.
Plymouth.—H.M.S. Salamis arrived on the Ilth tart.
Australian Station CommodAa WiNon, in the
Wolverene, wee at Sydney on the 9.5 th November be
arrived from Melbourne on the 15,1 s November. and would
leave for Hobart Town on the acid December. H.X.S.
Doval would join him there about the middle of the
month. KM S. Emerald was at Lavaks, Fiji, on the 7th
November; abs would take Sir A. Gordon for a cruise
among the Islands, and return to Layaka by the 4th
December. and then join the Commodore at Hobart
Tows. H.M.S. Cormorant was on the New &shied
Division. H. 11.8. handily was at Sydney. MILS.
Beagle sailed from Oooktown on 3rd November for Cleo&
Bay, to esquire into murders committed on board the
ship Pride of the Logan, she would then return to
Sydney. H.M.S. Conflict was daily expected from the
Solomon Islands. B.M.S. Reaard wee at Thunder
lahaed on the 4th November. on her way to Sydney.
HMS. Alacrity we. surveying at Fiji, and would lie"
early in December for Auckland for the summer.

POOLE.

Tag Licsgefira Svirrot.—The Mayor presided one
a meeting held at the Temperance Hall on Idondat
evening with reference to the licensing iffetm, 80°
the great reforms which are needed in it. The Wog."
were Mr. J. Wright, of Loudon, the Rev. C. IL
Owen. of Roly Trinity, Southampton, and Mr. T. W.
Glover,district agent of the United Kingdom Alliance.
A vote of thanks was accorded to the speakers, on the
E=dtion of the sheriff, seconded by Mr. S.
Bantruro IsTed.watotes.—Arricals : January 6th—
Baltic, M.c.Kengle, Newcastle, coals. 70—Lovsi7
Cruiser, Mani, N nil; Oullali, Staliwo"
Lulworth. Bevis, SonUitos, wheat. Bth—Mary JO*
Gostaloir, Hull; Alice, Dale, Dover, oiloake ; Um'
lands, Hodge, Newcastle, coals. 9th—Bima., Reim.
wearily. Stephens, &Witt:tn. wheat. lath—Ca"
Humphries, Alloa coals; Genevra, MfrltArs, Lood,
, wheat; Ripple, Best, Portsmouth. nil. Una—
I Volunteer, •semham, Newcastle, ocsita•
—Kenna. Nichols, Clyde, Sunday lioutbamPtoh
wheat; 13th Devon* McKenna, Nawmals.
coal.; Sarah Ann. Brown. Yarmouth. oil
14th Lothar, Mann, Newaselith
January 7th—Diver, Page, Cowes.
Sarah Ann, Ann Brown, Yarmouth. dash ; Acorn, Brea.
Yorthlaveni,nour. lOth—Jamea and Kalmbach, alba.
It tapiShareham, bricks. Uthylinam, Caristr.244
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

ABB °TSAI/RT.

AIIHOTSBIAT Itaitwsv.—The promoters of the new
Abbobibury railway now in course of formation, and
which It was ho would soon render accessible Lord
Ilchester's far famed swannery with its thousand birds
and more, find themselves in an unusual fix. They
commenoed operations with a subscribed capital,
including shares paid in land, of about £ll,OOO, while
.010,000 is wanted, and now Mr. Giles Symonds, Town
Clerk of Dorchester, has on the part of the landowners
advised the 900 or so shareholders of Dorchester and
Weymouth, who have not paid their calls, to resist the
same, and bring the director' to task for exoeediug
their Parliamentary powers by • diversion of the line.
Only about a mile of the line is yet constructed, a
junction with the Weymouth branch of the Great
Western has been formed at Limadwey, and the sub-
scribed capital is nearly all spent. Since the
opposition meeting already reported, Mr. ErrLngton
Barnes, CE., of Channinster, who has had some
experience in railway Whin% has taken up the
discussion by stating that Mr. Symonds has given
unsound advice t the shareholders. Ile says the
shareholder* are bound to pay the whole of their shares,
and that all calls for shares in arrear can be enforced
without allegation. If the directors go eitra sires the
shareholders have their remedy, but that will not
excuse the payment of calls in arrear. Ile also
contradicts the statement of Mr. Symonds that the
company is not a limited liability company. He points
cut the limited liability provided for in the Company's
: Act 1842, 25 and 26 Victoria. It Is now expected that
the defaulting shareholders will be proceeded against,
but even if the calls are enforced about £40,000 more
will b• required tocomplete the line.-3il .sburyJoitrus
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

PIGION&

Carriers and pouters were associated for cup
competition, and it was carried off by a good dun
carrier for Mr. J. Baker, who no doubt had.th cream of
this part of the show. Pouters were also good classes.
Tumblers and barbs completed for the next cup,
and it was gained by a nice little bird, a well known
winner.

Turbits. Jacobins, and owls were the next section,
and Mr. Wardle won with a very nice blue foreign
owl.

--1-PantaiLs, nuns, archangels, and wallows, formed
the following poop, and in the vary beautiful class of
fantails we note that the seooad prize pen VIM
especially nice. The section cup went to a wonderful
swallow of Mr. Bulley'a, good in colour (yellow), and
• well-known winner.
Magpies and Antwerps, homing and short-faced:
The abort-faced Antwerp. woes • grand class,
and tbs cup was won by ressarkably good dhow
don.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

DiRCHE,TER

SATURD.,lCY'W—ciiiiif MARKET.
At Mr. Ensor's sale there were about WO beam!,
and the beef trade was very brisk. Heifers and calves
nut& from Ell 56 to 1:24 T*; ba,rreners Irma £22 lOs to
£6 per pair; fat beasts sold at from 14 k 1 to rei per
score, and every bullock was sold. A large quantity
of sheep penned, and there wee a general clearance,
ewes at did to 9d, and wethers at 51 tonl per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

DOECIHMIT/111.

ST. P0T11.4 CHURCH.—On Sunday collectioni to
the amount of 1.7 14s. were made in the above church
on behalf of the choir.
DIXTIBTRT.—It will be seen by an announcement of
our advertising columns that Mr. Wallace, of M.
Harlepetreet, London, visits Dorchester every alter.
nate Saturday, his consulting rooms being at Mr.
Lockett's, I, Cornhill, Dorchester.

Raceurre FOE THE 31ID D.R.V. —We understand
there are vacancies for about a dozen young citizens
who are willing to defend, not defy, in the ranks of
the Dorchester rifle corps. Application should be
made at once to quartermsater-Sergeant Rumsey.
JUITIMILS Minelosaav iiEstam.—TheyounaPeoPle
Of the Wesleyan Sunday school who are interested in
tbs cause of Home and Foreign Minions, assembled
In the chapel, South-street, on Monday evening lan,
under the presidency of Mr. Barnett, of Whitachurcb,
who gave them an account of his voyage to Australia
and the Fiji Islands. Rev. W. Allen read the list of
collections and distributed the prizes; the largest
amount collected during the twelvemonth was
atedered by Min Kate Groves, of North Square, and
up to £4 6e. GI, while the smallest amount
was 20 7kd., and the sum realised was £3B odd. Rev.
G. H. Osborn* and Rev. G. It Chambers gave
appropriate &darning, Mr. Chambers narrating some
startling anecdotes of what had occurred in his
experience at Aberdeen and Glasgow, and plainly
showed the need of Home Modem.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

LATEST NEWS,

THE DORSET ASSIZES.

The Judges were to arrive at air o'clock this (Me,
day) evening, open the Commission at once, ett,
church at ten o'clock to-moi row (Tuesday) worniz.
and immediately on leaving church, the trials
commence. The criminal business only (educh7;
three came., and may possibly be disported lin two (ig
three hours ; but the civil business (three cases)
no doubt occupy a much looger tune. Alutforil e.
Taylor has been all,we.l to r. by gh aid damage,
will be alakowed in the nheniTs Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

TOLLAZD ZAZNHAN.

A Wonin Bunn ro Dams. —An idiot named
Flora Klaiber, 22 rare of age, died under distressing
circumstanoss in this perish on Saturday. For some
years past she had bean subject to fits, and on Friday
she was sitting by the fireside in her father's house
conversing with her sister. The latter had occasion to
leave the room fore abort time, and on her return she
found the sister on the fire. She raised an alarm, and
a neighbour socoestied in extinguishing the flames,
but not until after the poor young woman had been
dreadfully burnt about the body. The doctor held out
no hops of recovery, and the sufferer expired at seven
o'clock on Saturday morning in dreadful agony. This
was the fifth time lately that the deceased had fallen on
the fire when in fits.

lIkM)POLII.

Tem Mora &Pres.—The adult members of the St.
Andrew's Church of Rase choir were on Tuassiay even-
ing treated to their annual supper at the Vicarage,
when the BIM Oanon Broadley
F. 0.
rsosntly-appointed curate, Rev. . G.h
accepted the viosehair. The repeat was of a choice
description, including every sesaonsible delicacy, and
It Is needle= to add was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Upon the removal of the cloth the bookie of the vicar
and curate were proposed by the choir.maeter, Mr. T.
Thorne and Mr. G. Hoare, organist, both of whom
supported the chairman. The toasts Avers cordially
rewired, and the 01111011 and curate appropriately
=tiThe former made special reference to the
the valuable services of the choristers in
carrying
oa the senior in the church. Several songs
by those present in a pleasing manner
followed, labiate/weed with minor toasts. The com-
pany separated at a late hour, warmly thanking the
vicar for his hospitality. On Thursday even - the
junior members of the amalgamated choir
Andrew's and the parish church, Bradpole,
entertained by the kindness of the vicar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

YEOVIL.

Ma. alas Wiwi's!, a respected inhabitant, expired
on Friday morning in his 70th year. The deceased
was on the commission of the peace for the borough,
had been three times Mayor, and fir about 15 years
served the office of Alderman. lie resigned hieing in
the Gonn.3l last November.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

(ag reiKlraPA.)
MR. PAItNELL AT LYNN.

An frisk Tunes American ttlegr.un says
Parnell soeakiuti at Lyon, pledged himself that dot,'
lb members of Parliament stood by him, he would g
allow 6.1. of the Governmest votes to he passed, goy,
the Government should first take proper Bteps
come the distress in Leland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20

THE -AFGHAN WAR.

The Idoinnunds attacked Lundi Kotal yesterday.—
Ali Until(' is being rapidly strengthened. Persons
are forbidden to travel front Jtunnssl to Dakka with-
out a convoy. A flying colunin left l'eshawur 'ester-
day fur Martini. Heavy tiring has been heard since an
early hour this inorning in the direction of blichni.
Daoud Shah is a prisoner in the fort at Ye/hewer.
The Mohniunds have been repulsed between Dakka
and Kam Dakka, and are retiring upon the latter
place
-.
. .

' information Private ote trustworthy character states
' that General Itrte means to abolish martial hew ia
the Cahill district. The officers generally ars of
°pia .11 that the General is over eangtune, and expect
a renewed outbreak of the enemy.
Then was fighting near Michnie on the 15th. Our
lois was nine men wounded. The enemy's loss was
rather heavy. Disturbances are reported In ths
neighbourlnsel of Jellalabad.
General Roberts announces that he has abolished
the military governorship of Cabul and appointed a
native "administrator "of the city. fie also reports
the defeat of 3000 chuaimen near Dekka, but no date
is given, and the engagement is probably the seine
winch woo reported by General Bright on Thursday.
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THE TAY BRIDGE DISASTER.
The Dundee correspondent of the Press Association
telegraphed Saturday :—The search for the bodies is
partially suspended, only a few boat+ being out. The
weather is yery cold and the wind boisterous. No
additional bodies have been recovered.
The Perth Town Council to-day (Monday) resolved
to memorialize Board trade that they might be heard
in Perth intereets before sanction was given for rr
erecting the Tay bridge on different plan&

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NOTICE Consequence of the great increase of
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in future all communications (personal or by letter)
must be addressed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-07-13

BSOADX•YNIC

A SAD ACCIDENT OCCUTTed here on Monday. While
Mr. Hyde, baildf to John Groves, Esq., WOA engaged
In marking the sheep be WM knocked down, sod the
contents of a pot of boiling pitch were thrown over his
face and arms, burning him in a fearful manner. Mr.
Groves, jun., being on the farm, and the Rev.
and Mrs. Butler, rendered every assistance, the sufferer
is now under the cars of Dr. Aldridge, and progressing
favourably.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-07-13

PIDDLIBTRIZTHIDI.

BAPTIST SUNDAY ScHooL.—The 4th anniversary
services were held on Sunday last, when a sermon was
preached. in the morning at 11 o'clol, by the Rev. J.
Davis, who took for his text St. Mark xiv.—'' She
bath done what she could," to a large congregation. At
230 and at 6.30 the children met their teachers, and
recited pieces, dialogues, and Scripture exercise,' pre-
pared for the occasion. In the evening the chapel was
completely crowded, and a large number were unable
to gat in. Great credit is due to the teachers for the
labour bestowed upon the children, and many of the
congregati n were led to express their surprise at the
way and manner in which the children carried out the
proceedings. At the close of the services collections
were made, and the proceeds of the day amounted to
£2 7s. &i. On the following Tuesday the children
assembled at the schoolroom at two o'clock, where they
formed a procession, and marched to a field kindly lent
for the occasion by the Rev. J. Davis, where they had
various games of amusement. The weather b dog
unsettled kept some of the parishioners away, whilst
those that were there seemed to enjoy themselves
between the storms. The children's tea was laid in the
open air at 4 30, ,d which from 50 to 60 partook, after
which they returned to their various games, such as
swinging, cricket, and other amusements. At 5.30
another tea was held in tips same field, when from 40
to 50 sat down, and did justice to the bountiful supply.
The team were provided by the teachers of the Sunday
schooL Ruoniog, scrambling for nuts, sweets, and
cakes were iudulged in until the rain was tic severe,
and they were obliged to adjourn to a bun, kindly lout
by Mr. Chaldicott, where they 6ninhed out the evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-07-13

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PETTY SINSIONS.—TuuasoAr.

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Balaton, and F. Mills., EN*.
John Young, John Harding, Francis Lawrence, and
Henry dyke, four youths, residiog at Longffeet, were
sumnioued for haying on the 21at ult. damaged rose and
other trees, the property of the Poole Guardian..—On the
application of Mr Travers, who appeared for the
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withdrawn for the purpose of hearing their evidence.—The
father of the boy 'Young asked if it was 1801 for the
magistrates to sit and adjudicate upon • case when
they were Guardians, and consequently interested.—
The objection was over-ruled.—George Kerins' said his
green-house overlooked the garden of the Poole Union,
where he saw the defendants running away with roses in
their hands.—By Young's father: It was at • quarter-put
nine o'clock, and there were only four boys. —Henry
Ayles said he picked one roes, and the defendants
picked two each. The defendants asked him to go
in. Mr. Clarke, the mAster of the workhouse. in
answer to Young's father, said be never authorised
any one to pick room from the garden. Re further
stated that considerable damages had been done by
the defendantk—The Bench said this was • serious
offence, and they ought to have considered about the
trouble they were bringing upon the parents when they
committed it. They sentenced them to pay • fine of 10a,
and costs, in default 14 days'.—Young's father declared he
would Allow his boy to go to prison,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-07-13

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POOLE,.

FLOWIR SZRYON.—ThI annual fl )wer sermons in
connrction with the Unitarian Chapel were preached
on Sunday by the Rev. W. Agar, pa,t, T. The church
war throughout beautifully decorrted with ft mere,
an 1 reflicted the highest credit on thqse who tdok part
in the embellishment. In the evening till rev, gentle-
man alluded to the centenary of Sundry schools, and
collections were made at the close of each service on

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behalf of the school fund.
SHIPPUO lirrr.tmoisca.-Arrirafa: July 1 -Heroine,
Wilkins, Twillingate, meal; L indou, Rye, 'Cron•
villa, billast ; Eliza Frazer, Newman, Sunderland,
coals. 2 -Hopewell, Wills, Swansea, coals; Eilza,
Filmer, Yarmouth, nil: Diana, Fallenten, St. Peters.
burg, oat.,; Spirit, Filmer, Yarmouth, nil; Unity,
Weeks, Savanna, stone; Gallant, Luke, Glasgow,
iron; Old Goody, Fullager, Newcastle. coals. 8-
Clyde, Sandy, Newcastle, coal'; Cornflower, Kent,
Plymouth, limestone; Honour, Graham, Punt &We-
rner, ballast 4-Louise, Wills, Portsmouth; Express,
Southampton, niL 5-Amaranth, Burton ;
Sovcreign, Hares, Snithampton ; Sarah Ann, Brown,
Yarmouth, nit; Royal Eagle, Lewis, Newcastle,
coals. 6-Adolphus, Bridle, Lvn:e, limestone ; Your
Nam, Searle, Southampton, nil; Ontario, Bartlett;
Esther, Dennison, Newcastle; Alexander, Parry
Altos, coal,; Belt, Roberts, Hull, oilcake ; Georgina,
Filmer, London, wheat. 7-Little Dove, Kellaway,
Swausge, niL 8--Perseverance, Perry, Newcastle, coals.
: 1 -Volunteer, Greenham, Sunderland,
general ; Emma Maria, Waruct, Chichester, Emma,
Conway, Portsmouth, deals; Cast illian, Thotherntsen,
Molloenuil, ballast; Diedrich, Hart, Loud in, clay;
Pilot, Denham, Yarmouth, deals. 2 - Stanley,
13arnaby, Dorilt,lMartiniLuther, Kent, Landoll, clay;
Esther, Wilcox, Littlehampton, pipes. 3- Heinrich
and Emil, Alm, Elsinore, ballast ; Conoordia,
Hentiksen, Antwerp, clay' Unity, Weeks. Swanage,
deals. 4-Bessie Rowe, Portsmouth, pipes: Lady
Mansell, Dyason, Limdon, British Lion, tVooltoo,
Ayleaford, clay. 5-Earl of Devon, Smith, Swansea,
pitwood and boxes ,• Little Dove, Kellaway, Swanage,
bricks; Sovereign, Hare+, Southampton, nil; Devonia,
K Kenna, Loudon, cloy. 6 -Peer Brow.. Wilkie,
iiunoorn, Victoria, looker, London, ditto; Wheatesr,
Wilkins, Falmouth, flour. 8 - Anglo Saxon, Ausell,
Charlotte, Doornail. London, Lizzie Trenberth,
Wyatt, Itunooro, clay; Sarah Ann, Brown, Cowes,
Ideals.