The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-15 00:00:00

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:mmirmair:2;6...alatikWwiti.ihrnoi.tgleoio.strne, the wife of Mr. C. It Girt,
fectioner. of a daughter.
Mr. E. Allen, of aloe.
June 1. at ChurchaYne Cottage, It ithenhaisrear
wife of Mr. Richard Densiloa. of a *in--stillborn.
June 5. at St'Jboronilli. Wareham, the wife ot
Fit liter, of twin daughters.
MARRIAGES.
April 23, at the Wesleyan C navel, P.,rt Elissh4
of Good Hope, by the lily. W. it. liquor, E
F.
of Torquay, to Wary Clench, of Poole.
May 15, at the Parish Church. Pud Ilehintos.
Rev. T. H. Roper, M.A. R-ctor. Mr. Win. Heel
to Miss Annie Elizabeth Torok', of Pod•ilelvot oi
May IL at Ringwood Centel', hr the Iter- r
Charles Warne, of Forest C 'mow Farm. Ilingmw.'
to France., illoat daughter of Mr. D. Lin of 'l4*
Dorset.
June 2, at Holy Trinity Chur,h, It- nulef. 9
Napier Stunk Grenadier Guards. to Mon A"
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Juneok, Le
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Rector,hi ye Trinity
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Lidge. both iif airchwaer. utlAW'
Rey Alfred Inc.', Harry, rl,lesi ...11 Of
of Roughton-under-Blean, to Mary. youngest
Mr. Charles Kilb.r, of Wayiu.oith.
June 11, at St. Peter's Church. D,itcheeter.,, to.
C. F. Powys, Jame., Spark., of Bradford.oed,o94l/4ti'
to Eigabeth (B.ssie), eldest daughter of '.„.0,14,
Cornhill, Dorchester.

May 16, at Osmington,DalEAtel; Ilk.
Thomas Railer, aged lg.
May
yW. at Uoiverastpatte ng 101 Ytialni'
t, Is ,ndoe. of tlwl., i
Sarah Ann,
_eecond Lad ..roved ,biugater of,,"'"
Mary Ann Nortlever, •A S,v,„,ibride, aced 34 'IT t
May M. at kaatlY.re Colitis,. Chartuoutb. .
Lugs, mason. ,„,,
K, "....._ at "..nton, Ounincton, Jane, In.--
", .I'4, 'of Upwey, 'coda. f .• PO'
......1 Netherbu'ry,. Dorset. Mr. "
Silaybr°°)...r, aTtaCaununn: Sa"dhafteulu. ry. Harriet. the 1.044
at IL 8. Sawyer. H. R.C.B S. Enc.l.. astea Ms. Sr
June 6, at the residence of her mother...n."ol sal
altilaton George, Kra. Ellen Foot. cid°.
Witltaro Foot, aced 46. ,
Jjuunnee 6.6..att twheeaFtelerytiC:dpol.art.Wmillri.weebiLß:.,7. t .
Sub-Lieutenant FIN_
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Ooseedunpsiton Dome ille, IIL A., rector of Chiclserwl. a
St
drafter. aced 61 years. do 00'
June 10, at Frome-terrace, Dorchester.
G. Hallett, of a daughter.

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A were buried the although witness thonoht it wee bad. and this lamb, TICE O.W. /LC. AND THI COUNCIL r Erm, TUESDAY, JUNE 15,
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MILITARY FUNITIULL.-Cht Satureay . The next business was "to mete Mr. Voss with reepeet ear thet the 'l.,* n Coon.,
1880.
nt, who Legg teld him, wes going to be used for tip too I.- h -:0 :-
to t e tramway of the harbeur." Mr. Vcse„bowever, had SECOND EDITION.
od
:iPtit i Walt extra remuneratien
loroet Countli expttss remains of John Peunel, of the Tsth Regime . ,
e died on Vridae. aged 19 Years. iAt on our h
The military honours Re-examined . Would swcar e i mini
th a n t eslaughter-
ouse was unfit for human food. -Mr. J. Travera Mr. not ot In an appearance, hut bed rent a telegram expreee „
i tie inability to b'e here bet
ni ore half-past three in the , N• •
tes telin wo ask readers to remember that We are nt or the superinten .
dew se
' ter'' theme 5" shall be granted tis P ,
',II -e for their services at ton late - w
paid deceased attracted considerable ettent ' ' I k Fal G d Wedeesda
firing party, 14 and Rumor 4cer , was at the r roue on Y. afternoon. respousible for opinions exereseed in le, . , . . . . both am matters affecting tbe rate- Mr. Francis Derwin, having dee '
teed te
DORCHEIMUL, TUESDAY. JUNE 15. PE& hued. day. First walked the
n carriage of the and said Mr. Groves and Leine bought lambs on that Accordinely the CHAIRRAX suggested that the matter weer
• ted to allow ventilatiou even of opinions witb eleeeetirene*, I G°P... " t the Goateed will discues Mem Eyed' an, M.. Dixou Hartland i'
lII' ---. ''"ek't'' tlia
that the ratepayer' may les sff or .44 . ..n...mii
- sergeant, with arms reversed, agu •
h coffin which day. Legg gave 5a for this lamb, an unscund price, should stand adiourned Uli the lame, when they could which we dime: ee.) ques:ions imblicly, so nuenccessfully contested Here( .rd :11l
what are the a MI grounds on at the 'IN
lt. ILA., drawn by six heroes, bore t e . . e .niiiri;rialtliou the au,dect f eevi lei 5 a vent .ble residence
en epportunity of judging , , lee • j election, has ironed an address.
he should say. They had many of these thines again meet TIIE DEBATE ON TIIE OPIUM TRADE. Ito runner mum, our aMY y , Vete
'raisers certainly have no more reason to call thc was covered with a Union Jack, attended by men of An opinion was expressed that they ought not to meet which it is Prolemw• „ - ..
..1
ydeedumubpl;
ebre
- I,„°'t of the Police- The Prince arpi Princose ef Wale., th .
--ervrtives the " farmers' friende, - for Mr. Glad. the R.H.A., under the command of Seqteent .Y.
Kerr sent in by the farmers who did not know what
him without the Mayor. he being the chief einem. To the Editor. oppressive hurdens is leis Peale areas or
d •h h ' f h di d C ld
eased's comrades, to o wit t em, so many o tem e . ou
The LIZAIIUSAS rem tom n the absence of the Mayor. imrs.rt en le • rate aver I e a. •-•
ea T. .
Sir,-If there is nee pelitir .1 question of van , . . which these Palk lit.day ( ‘liiiiday).
•eerns determined to appmpriste that honourable followed by a strong force of dee
Th nice tell the name of the farmer if desired ; but i d'd tt' Plei AA
ipnst th hole-aud-corner manner in
d 01. Captain Bevan. eee but the meet ng ino link that neceisary.
which the people of it oriuvitc r have had slo -eh.' °,l4''' test aff '---- - e ;Dittos, end then going through Mr.
where. A gree eeid mail ships, travelling eeet of the
'is party. After many years of struggle, du- under the c imman
d The customary was he bound tot-The Bench did not press Mr. Rommel: I think, after what has 'aken place, and , at first hetet it is the rel anon of the queetions are decided in com Pliansote continuing his •• I
but most emphatic pro- and the King .4 G. eece, errivea iI, t ~,a i'ir cini,i,
ea i. mice ir, ,I
r a. the one tennis., of etneyong . , .
1 C T' 11 - e I' f king the C.uncil's mix • ion for whet dm ), before the Merchant Sloippieg se; lif
ve at the close, for en answer. The lowest Mr. Groves gave mr. Hos. coming deign here, that the IM.y., ,
rnimot of India to the °mom tree. in Mu., o the .orins ity oss
h many of the most consident opponents of was read by tha Rev. A. Leonar .
three volleys were fired over the grater e est i It.
•x have gone over to the majority, the
th hed back by the way of was 15s. 6d. for a lamb, Did not deliver this lamh or who entered into the arrangement, is the one who should
Gov'
h enn adv neage of hearing all the beefing: ot the has already t 6 s„,"kr,‘,;LtN,
when e men were marc d see who% r the Ilan is &marling to heed • il I be imagiced. It was only • short
ille deceased have been adopted by the give • delimit), order ; they trusted the people who meet Mr. Vom, an i e xpoune.'d by a wan, not only one of tli 111,C1V... farce cannot pose ) Y wire unfit to carry grain, and tee leeislati „ - Ale
Cornwall-road. le and the arrangements wh ch he on the tont of the Owned matter e di f sed I action to an
oieually anieng themselvis, indooed ePh time since the Hume ocere u the rse
. luadieg hal been entirely nugatory. ''" "1 oe'
this anc;ent tax is to fall. NOY
VIRUS MILTING AT ST. PIIIIR'S.-00 Thursday came tO the market that they Were honest peep
agreed W. Ido hope that in future. in whatever is done but rice d h t 1
rintendent on the grout. t• • onool, "al d.
TS a great deal to find fault with in.
ruing the vest,/ met to receive tender, for improv- seldom had • mistake. Did not -ee the lamb delivered,
in regard to the Great We.tern, we shall hews the vises ri ( Ch' dht in mere, with •je voted the sues
Practical . zee ence o Ina, an ,w a rform • C •
i. of morality. justice, and sympathy, without re than equivalent to the d ed.'s be had to pe .
ized up • high stan. ar I was mo the -_-__________
of 6s. 3a. per barrel is imposed Mg the heating apparatus of the parish church, and or know how it went. Mr. Groves isfonrotwm e _ laid before the Council, and that no ineliviideieterb„.:
fhor
which eip,eience is aPt to preluce only call .uswee to but, although checkmated be the pow::
.tbon:de.their
I raisi with Lejg • inp Mr Forse pays Les 99 mayor or alderman. or anyone else, sh Id ir i fences. I allude, of comm. to the Rev. Council have by no means, it seems,
'tired article, for, so long as to decide thereon, also to consider Hie means o.ng , 'th; . _ -e° eth c anon existing c mums le 1 LONDON CORN (OPENINGI
•ers of beer tell us it ought to a Nod tu provide for the expense of the same, and to buys. o
eel
uld not tell who took away the stock •
.. anything to be done eimpt on the vote o e e
h had hto do with alone. If this were done we should leave avoided what I George Mulls, who, in this matter, has been ably 4 Tended dei Being yrecluded by we Home Offlos
°- - °el intenti°D.additional monetare grant. they are now Wheat dull, lower to sell. Flour 1 ..
s preside I, and y the e was over e enong th
by his brother, the Rev. Arthur Ideule. Her have e free, mai., any
been n:re.rdi.ein
mart ebee
iient ',eines hops and water, decide thereon. Mr. G. J. Andrew
Mr B. the untst-Mr. Howard then addressed the Bench hope won't be a cause of unplessantiess to this meetine.
le of D orcheater and the neighbourhood been slow to bent on providing a " suitable residence" (whatever that lower on the week. Maize tends in bueete-r-lt
1 ft by getting the raw there were also present-Mr. G. Pouncy,
mne i T .c 1 th le hth M said the Bench I feel there is not an individual but is very anxious to do peop,
dMr W. Durden. en ers on e two cases, wtc 0 ayor what they can to further the interests of the company ; Dm • y . _
11 b their opportunities in this matter. It was largely may mean) as art equivalent I fail to see any real ground Barley, beans, and peas inactive. Areeeh, wet
The general tax-payer may Hogg, Mr. Haidiett, an .
if ito put the considered as distinct oneil. -Idr. Howard urged that under the influence of Mr. G. Houle that the Synod of for this &edition& experse, and t .
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rust the Council will wheat, 2,097 qr..; flour, 13,55' k
A MU' g : eee.
Mr Hasel oer In but their inte is and th of the town generally must go e Row Canon the ;or .p eal. Then, as to the •exra 65 112 • oatd 79 956 qr.. • ti. u 1- -. 4:4
for the loss to the revenue, were received friM, ~ •L.
..t. In thorough working Mr. Groves neither suffered this to be done nor was cellaterally and must run tmether. (Hear. heard But Salisbury passed,
.oupotio total ptrticin of
hteh
traffic..
And unanimously reticth
e'e., ter their services on the day r t --r • •9 ,r, ~, ej bee_ Het
he heating apparatus in tus enure.. remuneration" eo P ,
• putting a penny on t f the vestry fee there time to_ give information to the public. Everef•-
. while we are the Council of this borough I don't think Biughamte oar,'" ta" . a 1?
e e f m Ilan tI
think I may ssY h t epicelo... meets menstreter in the "du. "..11, 14)
order and to the satisfaction . of el •ctien, sue
`ainly must be admitted ra, Crock° er estimating the thing they had heard with reference to the Fair Pi a there are many here who wood cmsent to occupy their brelitdtaits**adifacetetlheat in tl:Oinneeign`ndeniUrho 4of D oche•t-r a t what thu tewn haa &trendy t a pay
• !15 171. 6.1 i, dud frhome rerun in the face o 51ARK LANE (CLOSINGe
,ge in his determine- e,it t pMegent pipes at L'9, ,I' Of 131,.. must be abandoned-all about Mr. Day staying there po.ltion, untie
othey 1,71 t that their dicd_rteirn. iiiirtrow ,tt, r e
; ev to te ere is a knewledge of thia subject, an appreciation of its enen4this score tor the military and oth.-r costs. lane wince.. e
-eaty with France, vied` rej j''' ii"
ail( MP ay lg. clew, ve o
c i f .on's work, accord- and the price given-because Mr. Day could not was final, an nt to now the Great W
-- ' different aspect., whether moronic opponents or supporter% I centend. could him been obviated altogether hal only Wheat clueed very quietly at about Friday
puts of the church as identify the lamb sold there as being the lamb found overrun it. neutrals, which is rare in any part of England, not the proper preeeuti..nary mea.ures been adopted. as in Rather a large supply of coast ft. - . e'qintie
wine duties, the tug to plan, new pipes in such The o t 4
nly ques on was Mr. WALIERR said tbe fact of the matter was this-a or . . . . in, ane tree
affectde by so special an maneam. her towns fur the preservation of the public peace. I
plea was presented to the Council to which they could du • oate six moce lower . 1
es of about 20 are at present provided with any heating apparatus. in the slaughter.house
• in hla Marsh Mr Groves This being so. I th.nk it mey not be without l'at ye yet to learn what are the special grounds on which .liit I . in Lie week ; ~,,,e.
~..eit
• Commercial at E 36 15e, neither estimate inclu ling in.it the cost of about the an t 0 e. 11.3 ,e• ~ not agree. It was accordingly not sanctioned. but after•
A interest to your readers to hear from an eye witness tlZe pole,. b their chain to additional remuneration for wit more steadiness for "spd" pareei..--,, .`'''ott
roposition of Mr. had distinct placed, with no Communication, mere wards they consented to ftrtate thin a being done, ane - .
aspire before repairing the builer.-On the I. f the vein f last week's debate and
something 0 , e 0 . what little they did in resterin d order at the beans, and pew, without change. magi
th try is bli laughter-house and Mr, Legg pay's the Mayor had stated to what they would consent to have
by Mr 811 .41. r. e Vas was no pu c • , g Peace an
I i tth
the general Imprecate's pre:leen by it. It must oe re,,etien, and, therefore, protest mon strong y asta ns e ____.
trade will Darden, iseconded . , .
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Mr. Groves so much per bead for all stock slaughtered done in a letter to the company.
an . s
d A adjourned to Theis, ay, t
' he 24th, .1 am.
, ATTMIPT AT SOICIIDL -The ma,:ddretes oft Monday on his premises.
• This Muth was simply blowy' in The Towle CLZRIL produced this letter. confessed thet the opening wa4 net enceeragiog. Mr.
Pease, the Liheral member for So ith Durham who public fund. being applied in my such manner as seems at METROPOLITAN CATTLE.-m
',resent to be the deare in certain quarters. ()Spa,
mo it was net prepared* for Some other discussion Wok place after which hfr.
h •ti the subject let ore the house. commenced his - Your s truly, (Tells DAT.)
'C
AS a' had before them the adjourned charge of suicidal order to get off the skin, emus said : Let us Come to •Offle practic&l eel:mhos' in. roue. t
of the attempt seainst Elieuhefft Sffotcy.-Mrs. Force, landlady human f .
ood -He called Jame' Civil°, who killa for D , to prsetically empty benches. Mr. Peam is not Len Fox.
Why don t you move a resolution to the effect that you Meech - u h ood About 3,000 besets, including 1,000 f,,,. •
and others. On Wednesday what can be called an sweetie. speaker. e a. a g eliel. ee,
ount of the Compasses, said defeudant had been in her Mr. Legg, Mr. Groves, ' want them to take ur the points 1 slow from 4s ed to lie 2d. About Itetke e_ este
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' o service about two months. On this day she came ab oat five o'clock, there was • lamb on a hurdle on the eL mar they did not want them to do ,
Mr W Zia re ked voice which cin ho 'merit well all over the Heusi ;he Is - -
f Underhill. To o into the '
that. They wanted the company to de what the Council telib:eate and he Is in ...remit, all this is in hi. favour. THE FINANCIAL RESOLUTIONS. lambs, trade dull ; sheep, 55 to 7.. ; Lee; '7..9 ae
' home about six o'clock tipsy. Witness told her to go Beer ;it was brought rom . d
to .
in g
- h blic Bet he r 4-re ton income:tatty in n 4,4 in his h mai. is too
The followin th red It' ns which Mr. Glade-
g are e iu lo calves, 4s 6..1 Pi 6s 6.1. At Deptferi the; '4
t', ill
to beet ; but the would not, end went into the cellar @Laughter-house they were bo g to t e pli {Sid, and nothing more.
eetirg matter of beet, and too *lonely bu•iimodilce. te attract
.to use of Commons on Thursday beast. and 1,000 sheep and lamb& e nen 4
u.l Lid down, and c .me into the bitch. n. She was atreet. In the slaughter-house Ile killed it in The Meeozei lettere-which was read at the Mit m • tone moved in the Ho
4 bus wii.j..et (never a oopclar one. bermow. the cenetiouencoes
Id to go home to her mother, and as she would not the presence of Mr. 'Blake, Mr. Legg, and Mr. having been reed. d ectly intere,t,l in it) neemb ors who had not night, as they appear ou the minutes of the House. -- - _
r Legg said it was no go 01, Mr. Nemeses said he quite agreed with Mr. Robensthet the are not ir
rag qui•e mmter of the 1. Resolved, That towards raising the supply grante4 DORCHESTER
witness brought her her jacket and hat, and told Groves's chap. M . the town should be done in an orderly and previonaly take: ieup. That lie , . .
take it away for the Digs ; huelnem of ht hef h Ma• ' add ti nto the duties of income-tax
1.1 doebt •as ho mucceep vier Meng ors to er jerty, in i 0 SATU RDAY'.i CATTLE MAIZKE
the must leave &together. She put on her an.l they were to --- • . -.. ti eystemetic manner. In all cases of such importance as facts no one co i , e_ . . i
whir T.
hgo to makeup the granted by the Customs and Inland Revenue Act, 1930,
a•le le eia sowno in ors . f her till nhe heart but it was Idown in order to get the skin on ''' the present they ghoul.; have a proper agreement and the Home the . lir &tient rue s, T At M . Dk ' h 1
e.sra. u e is, el ere and cilves fetched e
t ti el .1 a furnee3 used for food
jeatied Me the river. One i bet re she had wee cut in twe, teed pu i , .. ~ the plans attached to that agreement Nothing was too main portion of t 0 complicit on. bese, as your readers there shall be charged, collected, and paid for the year
which commenced on the 6th day of Apnl, 1990, in respect £l2 to £l6 10e ; larreners, IA to 1:17 ; dit Gel - I
and tem told that if she slid that a Ain rhe fer the pigs. -Croes-coosuiined . Dl.l well know aro .-
not go to inn iniignificent to be done properly and systematically. He . • AC
b t of all property, profits, and gains mentioned or detecribed ce...re, good quality heifer ditto, 15, ; ~,,„. I, 1,
i.-Defendent WAS 23 yeere last birthday, F•air Ground for this care one ; lie first saw it down must sai ness hod not been L That the Government or Ben al not only taxon u
in the pregent instanoe the bliai . g
th d ti f a 4 chargeable in the Act of the ltith and 17th years of her /Cure, arid trade was gun, fat bolts .mi 'id' 11
,in eervice at the New lan ; but ha I not under•hill in the Friary, w .
hate Mr Grosse keeps carre I out in the way it should have been. He did not has an absolute monopoly in the grow an se o
Majesty's reign, chapter 34, the following duties of income- calves'. Th•ue was a imperior let ef mtt - '-'-' e.
' ' had d fd V tth 1 I i ha '
ith beet Could kill see weet they to o with r. oes a e proem op um nt t province. u oe, Melee
see there...ller 'nether appeared, and said stock, and where ho went for it w _g. al value or
tax (that is to say): For every 20s. of the annu Mg price' being realised (out of the we .I);_,,e_e't
y ime. It was not toe late for an amended agreement to 11. mat on the opium grew° elsewhere and going chiefly
.1 been in LW. or three pieces before, and dress a sheep in ten miuutes or a quarter o an t,... ,aid h.fore hhe
comp.y.
to Bembey for shipment, the Government levies a heavy omit of property, profits, and gains chargeable under ewes, 484 to 68. 61; down wetbera, 47. tY • -."1
&Died l A 'IS IE fth 'clAtth dt fld•
sch ues ~., ,or o ease c, e uyo ~ ' 5,•; I.
sme Height the employ of Mr. Fred. h. our for the shop ; but this one was d
not reseed at all. """ '
The rllllllllOl slid they seem el te lase sight of the fact transit duty. ewes, 46. to 58a 61 ; down latate. Le t ie, t ei
vat was bound over in her own Always blew sheep before skinning them, as the skin , an
that at the hist men. ing there was a resolute:on passed to & That in order to mthe the Bele en 1 bur profitable to the d for every 20s. of the annual value of the occupation a
lands, tenement.' hereditarnente, and heritages chargeable secondary dit•e., 28a te 424 6 1.-At Mr. :i ' Itii
Inteee„,
washed this sheep at all
' to keep the peace (arid not repeat comes off easier. Het not . meet Mr. Volum. Now. in the face of that how could they Government of India, the English 0 weremeneflrot eon-
ander schedule lie of the said Act, the duty of td ; there woes a laige ,upply of stuck. Beet Lit Wei ~e 7
months. 'The oats which had to merely puled eff the jacket, which wee dune shift to one side. rained at and encouraged &contraband traffic in Chin •, awl
provide I always that, with the view of securing the 14• 61 to 16. per score ; barreuers, £l2 to klreeei-,-1
. which the mother paid half, before the body.was opened. Legg
.told him first to Alderman THOMAS thomlit it would be uncourteous not then by the opium war of 1857-60 and the, treaty et Tien
additionel duties and affording the proper right of deduc- heifers and calves, 112 to LlB ; fet calve. lA.'', L.'',
take off the skin, and chuck the bode for the pigs. to receive him and hear what he had to say. He was to Tsin fermi the Chinese Gaverninent to e Imit opium at
eo pay the rest. ti in respect thereof, where Lay dividend', interest, or
on ewe mutto - -.Asti,
filitrriso. -On Thursday It was cnt in half, and the entrails taken away bring with him the original plan submitted by the company a small customs duty as a regular article of commerce. n,10.1 per lb. ; wether, 10d to 11.1. -:
' to the Beard. They had better aa him and hear what he 4. That in 1876 the Chalon Cenvention was made between ether annual sums are due or Payable lati-YearlY
iii to examine and allow because it was to be boiled up. It was done for
ltthe
had to say, sod they could then point outtheirobjectione as our representative, Sir Thema. Wade, and the Chines* or quarter:y in the course of the said year, and one of the le 111CHEiTER -
ram' for the pest year ; purpose of giving it to the pigs, he might put it co a strongly as if the Mayor was present ; and could alter the Government, giving on the one bend advent& pm to Elglish haff.yearly payments, or two of the quarterly paymenta,
' means a fund shall he hurdle underneath ; but could not say it would be present plans if neeelearf. merchants in the way of free porta, and on the shall have been made, and duty at the rata of 5d shall have SATURDAY'S CORN MARKET.
the parish church for always. The value of such a carcase for pie Might be Mr. Na.noes said he had no personal objections to meet other hand advantages to China in levying the customs been deducted therefroe cre, te
cother half.yearly payment or There was but a small attendance. Of Nee
‘spedient to make a 31. or 4s. ,• but had never sold one. Had lulled also Mr. Voss, so long al they did net prejedice their pasition. on opium ; that while we have watched and actually quarterle Paemente. hall with the additional wheat the few temples on effer geld slowly --e."em e,
xpenses as are by for Mr. Hayward. -By Mr. Ho • •
ward • Got 41 • head They should not rive any final decision in the matter and taken advantage of the provisions in our favour, duty ot 2d for every 20s. et the amount thereof.
it sh Id no hi dth to thin I ser I *
e and allow the for killing sheep, 2s. 6£ for cows, 61 or 9.1. for ou ta em any g imee ue ey. we have retuned, or omitted, or delayed to ratify or to 2. Resolved, That on the Ist day of October. IMO. the week's pricee. For Foreiga wheat the trade Waii' --e:
to be payable (that M and former rates were acarcely realised in fact ' '-'
The matter then stool adjournel till the afternoon. give to the Chinese the advantage of the provieions in their following_duties of reccise shall cease . _ l .. w _
end to make a calves', and ls. for pigs.-James Brake, of Burton to say): The duties on malt ; the duty on sugar used by mamma' 6.1 per qr. sea was taken l• oreige 1_74
lying within Dairy-house, also declared the carcase was that of a Till PROPOiItD NSW ENGINE-HOUSL favour. Having ch say set out these points Mr. Pease ' ors,
any brewer of beer for sale in the brewing or making of was scarce, and worth from 61 to Is dearer '
so or rate for sheep. He saw Caplin drive the animal to the slough- The TOWN C a d since the I t tin he had had &emitted that the s..c .nd wet third were not within the
an inserviVw with Mr. Deane, then'supnelrerntengdent of the armee of immediate Practicel action. Ile urged lhat in beer, or in the preparation therefrom of my liquor or sub- week, ((Antoine from 274 61 to 21e 61 perri, 0 'age, tii
-ry rate on ter.house, and heard Legg say "Ifitis no good, leave
Great Western Locomotive Detainment. with ref nee to the first, for which several generations are responsible, stance to be used se colouring in the brewing or =kinglet very firm at late rated ; but the enamel waa eerie"'
b.eroueli it for the pigs." It was not dressed for human food,
the leasing or the purchase of the Argyle timber pounds, lay the origin of the crime an.l the difficulty ; that this beer ; the duties upon licencee to be taken out by. ama t- Beans very scare, and fully as dear ; bit here alee-stee
vrt Ins and he told the inspector so.-Mr. Howard said he He had explained to the company that it wee the wish of was the point which statesmen should strain every energy star or maker of malt a roaster ef malt, • dealer m roes WM not • great deuiend. Peas may be Twee':
al and • brewer oil r for sale ; and the drawbacks of
'so to had two or three otber witnesses, whom, how- the Council that they sheen take the lot. They wished te remove in the future, however difficult learned' ate
Inxcite now payable oi:eemalt and beer shall to be about late rates ; but there wee littie se no trek p:
ina- ever he would dispense with.- The Beech then to purchase the property. but be load explained to them action might be, owing to the present condition of thwe e.
.. a reti;ed, and on their return, the Mayor said the Bench that they could not sell without the consent of the L eels linenfees ofhlndlitai The last point, hoertver-hthefo fdoeiltahyfi allowed
3. Resolved, That there shall be paid or allowed to every firm.
maize wee in some instant*, 6 l dearer tad. ".
i • eief
I could not help thinking, and there was no doubt in their of the Treasury. If they waente to buy it they mast ry el. ng
e ewshiecir wetnoet oure craih"ersve.nati.d3n-wasiii%le. andothis ougg =Rater or maker of malt, dealer in malt, roaster of malt,
mind,. that the lamb was taken to Groves's slaughter- f.: S
Ihlt it‘ lei:let:lr 81'274 beeingn tb
ivelneii wished to
eell• h - at once to bo removed. He ender by intimatim that he brewer of beer for sale, and vinegar maker for all dry
o ow ng STOFORD Fens was held on Frhlay loot, exe e.
house*for the purpoee of being offered for human food. would be perfectly content with a derleration from Lord unground malt produced to, and taken account of by, the
"Great Western Ittilwar. unusually well supplied and attendeO, f. tee -",,,
'eferring to the bye-laws, His Worship said Groves, "Locomotive and Carriage Doper touenk Engineer's Office, flartington that he would hasten this ratification, and proper officer of Intent Revenue, and the quantity thereorf
establishment, of the fortnightly alictie .I.
'bee- ~.."
'ag the licensed person who held the slaughter- Swindon, June Bh. 1880. take into careful c onsideration the possibelity ot aiming in aacertained, between the 27th and 3iffh day eof Septembe ,
t tl fai has d l' i 1' - no:** t - '''''
es, was liable. There hed been previous cone- "Petty Hooper. Em.. Weym Mb. the future at the abolition of the direct Government trail loide, both days inclusive, as his Mock and in his custody mos o ler re, ec ine.
..acrytetne et e
1 against him, and wail fined E 5 and costs.- " Deer Sir.-In the clues° of an interview with my in the drug. Ile Keels for •hout three-quarters of an hour and possession. and for which duty shall have been paid shape of good stock foun.i ready perch...ern au,-
-.eh hsel not sufficient evidence that the lamb chairman yesterday I mentioned our negotiation tor land with the greatest moderation and the met eareful con- or cherged the several allowances of sums of money priees, especially good fat beef which to ~.od r -
1 sietration of the position of the Goternmene During this folloynnu tatis to say):- or every ea o sue ma
(It ' F 1 shel f h It E r Led ' • r4e • est
score. wes aetee 30s. to toe ; wetem, ee
-. prepared for homr food, though they bad bweelwongiezetrouorw.Co:rphoeroatihme urtaprteeloreourrervoiptroLee
ff time the House had been getting fuller. evidently of made in England from barley, or any other cora or grain, ditto, in their wool, 60e. to tills. .\ 4....1 do:, 1.,...
f it, and they dismissed the summons against
opinion in favour of our purchasing the freehold, anj members interested in this matter, and almost all the 2e. id., with live
°per centum thereon ; for every bushel of stock was offered at ridiculously low ti„sires,' ~`-'o,
desired me to ask you tro be so kind ss to submit to the expressions of feeling were in favour of the speaker's such malt made in Scetland or Ireland fromebarley. or any lambs going at 10e. per head •.. ft . " '-7
DORCHESTER, U.& A. Corporation his request that tbey would consieer whether attitude. other corn or rain, except bear or bigg, 23..3., with 5 per , n le .tner hap,
much ad 345. was &eked for e 'rein . '
-, Um Mayor of Dorcas:ter. they would consent to sell the property, and if so at what Ile was seconded and supported by Mr. Mark Stewart ea tu
n m thereon ; and ter every bushel of ouch malt made 1 teal 4 4,...] pi
price. If necessary an agreed clause could be laser in
ted • on tee Conservative side of the House. in fact, one of the in Scotland or Ireland from heist or bigg only, without any lambs'. On the whole there was a geod kt .4 hag
eo hundred and fifeeth anniversary of the com ' 101 l i i h Cor i
pany 4 t next sees on to gve t e porat on . -
heroes of that side just now, h • being the member for mixture of barley or any other corn or grain therewith, and fur some beat cart colts 3.4 Illuitth aui 7142, ....
archester. New Zughand, will be cele Wigtown who turned tout the Lel Advocate when he 25., with 5 per centuin thereon ; provided th t. from the -• 7'
ower to sell and the company to perches'. Sir Daniel, asked ; but Nome Irieh vete went at generAdy .1
hax ) June. This town, m you are, Eowever appeared to think that there would be no great seught re-election. His speech Was Needle moderate, quantity of all brown or porter malt and roasted or black prices. No were very dear, youne animal ....,
settled by people who came from difficulty* la obtaining tbe comer: of the c ntral authori- Neatly earnest, equally free from any party feeling with malt, there shall be deducted 20 per oentum for tbe swell taken from their mothers realiein ' ' 4'7
g Iron. tinfoil
n counties of England, many of ties to the transaction, if the C orp eation and the coin my that of Mr. Poem, and he carried with him in the same and increase thereof over the quantity of such malt elel
Dorchmter. It waa probably id A reply at year conveniencepwill way the feeling of the H nue, stil by no means large, and charged with duty ; hut, if such malt stiall be screened aua
, Altogether the sale for all kiwi" .4 cattle, melee
'ev. John White, who was so cou . agree sa to_terms. . store stock, was considered to he goal
much oblige.-Yours truly. still, I think, kept smell by the want of oratorical force on cleaned, there shall be deducted 15 per oentum only, and
'gratien that he has been called " Wituen Deans.- the port of the speaker. 'Then CoUld Sir George Campbell from all other unacreened or partially screened malt there
Vs Colony." The town of -
Mr. Ream and Me GRAilid seconded that it be with a speech, which was an exesllent illustratien of the shall be deducted 5 per centum. and the allowance shall
of. re the settlement of faatittts.
referred to • committee of the we ele Council. reasons which have prevented ben, though he rose to the be computed and paid or allowed only uu tho remaining
' ; but the oveterowth of Agreed to. highest pevtion in India, from havinx the influence which quantiey of such malt, after making such deductions
echester into itself, oo he ought to have in the Kedah H•ouse of C ommons. lie respectively. ----oars-
ion. Dorchester was URBAN SANITARY AUTHORITY. played the political porcupine to perfection, taking care to 4. Resolved, That towards raining the supply granted to BRISTOL Colts, Dicastetv.-There ee, „,
n name, however, is A letter was read from Mr. W. Mordaunt Thiselton emphasise in every poisible way the points of difference her Majesty, there shall lie granted and paid, an and after c .nsu...ptive emend for fereieu *64 ~ f.,‘.."
„,, are the direct (secretary Le the Weymouth Horticultural Society) between himself and everybody. It is difficult te give the Ist day of October, MO, in and throughout the United weee's quotations. Not much g„,l ib- -„ h.:, '4"......."
.eslll ago. requesting the use of the Alexandra Gardens on the occa- briefly an accurate idea of his speech, the crosacurrents of Kingdom, the following duties of excise upon licences to Barley also scarce and 3d per nd ' - '-'"-^
m pasta!, thee, alma of the society's show in August. and also asking the -.T. carer, 1 .4, pm_ ,
opinion were FO many and so rapid; hut on the whole he be taken out annu.ally by brewers of beer (that is to ray): without any advance on late rate.. *- --
', it toeing al o support of the C merit ems toe sail to have sympathised to prenci tole with the On • lieence taken out by a brewer of beer for sale...Cl 0 0 BRISTOL CATTLE. Tecestetv -In th ' env
‘bester. Om Mr. LueDit ',reposed and Al 1-rmen THOMAS seconded resoletion. while pretesting elf oust any Quixot.c action in eln a licence taken out by any other brewer ..... 06 0 there was a very abort supply ut • e 'ett'e - -
in March, that it be grant :d. : • ''''' teet, but euthenist.
a hurry. Fer oae thing he seid we may be grateful to 5. Resolved, Tkat Weenie raising the supply granted to hott4ht lar.:ely ...1 the heavy Ainerieen ~.,,,,,e, ~ e
•eite, who THE BACKWATER BRIDGE. him, but only because it served to evince the hale; of the her Majesty, there shall be charged and paid in respect of week. trede Wee quiet at tets per met for r•eot .ai ".-.
'ed there
. Mr. Lamers asked if any steps bed been taken as }louse by the storm of disapprobation it prosoh,.l. He beer brewed in the United Kingdom, on or after tbe let 75a for inferior. Moderate eupply .4 dee *l. te '.%
ey anti reeerded „o a ,clorater li-id,..c. The complaint' Were declared that if the Chinese must be pdsoned he would day of October, 10410. a duty calculated according to the trade at ild to led per lb. fur avec.: wetheir.,s, .oii i! •
Jun° stronger than ever of the heavy weights going over, aed ratber see the profit ot the poisoning in the peiete of the specific gravity thereof (that is to say): Upon every 36 ewes. Lambe cheaper at lop p.r li, The we' ei's
It hod become a very scants q 'cation whether they oui‘lit English Government than of any,ne else. Tele preen.' gallons of a specific gravity et 1,055 deg.. the duty of trade coutinum dult
not to do something as q licitly as they possibly cou d. were long and loud, and served to show that public ..pitoion di. 3d. : and so in Proemtion tor any differnnoe in gravity SOCTILAMPToN ColtN, FelliAl.-The trait :
• They would corteinly have s omething minus happen if is more sensielve to the disgrace now than it vas in the or quantity. wheat at to-day's market was tine et lest week....
they die not do ranee hirer. fn• the amount of weight going time of Lord Pelmerston. 6. Resolved, That on arel alter the let day of October, prima We note no damage in (eating studs, Mee ve
ever wee anmething fearful. Ile hrd seen two wasg on Then came Sir CbarlNl piths, whose oflical dety It was IRSO, there shall be al owed and paid in respert of beer. tirru. Flour quiet at last week's .inetetee .. Ne.. •
wee of briers gene over at the sane time. to explain the aelay in the ratidevion of tee Chao i eon. which shall be ezported from the United Kingdorn to Oinglish)-red, .1.9 liii to £l4 ; whit ...lit.t.o.'sl . ' '
etoile.
"he Tows CLIME would not in any way advise the retain°. Ito hid n•othing to say except that there was foreign parts as merchandise, or shipped for use as ship's grinding barley. 26s t., 311 s ; oat:, et. to es.. i .a' :
-d to take the responiibilPy of the matter. In a delay; th"t ii"s"tis'imwalwars took • long tints. especially stores, a dtawback calculate.' according to the specific 47s ; peas, eta to 42s ; maiZe, Vd to sh; dour ' . -
, le t. s
\it would he settled. It would come on at the next with Chine ; and that they would go on as rapidly aa waS gravity thereof (that is to say): Upon every 35 gallons of per asck.
eon the tOth, ane woule then be taken to tbe convenient. He did net venture to offer an explanation a specific gravity of 1,141 dogs., the drawback of the 31. ; SOUTHAMPTON i!ATTLE, 1:1111441.-dhere se
The clunty autherity declined to do anything of tbe fact that long negotiations were not necessary to and so on in proportion for any difference in gravity or good supply of stock uf excelleut .cielity at the ie
i temporary repairs. enable the British to take advantage of their part of the quantity. mareet, but the deemed fur the same w . tee 0 i o'.l
'Lig repeated that the matter would be met by treaty which has been done, only to allow the Chinese to 7. Resolved. Thee on atui after the Ist day of July, last week, several lots leaviug the mu greet unsell le
'carman at each en I. They could then regulate get theirs. If it is permissible to judge from a man's 1890, in lieu of the duties of excise now payable, the wethers fetched 74 to is 4.1 •r ston ,a:11 • .. Von.,
manner, I should say that Sir Charles mike wes a little following duties of excise shall be payable upon the per score. The followin P'w re auffe'ri. 'a
t'''
'
`rou have not the power to do that. ashamed of his part. After him Mr. Aldennan Fowler, licences hereinafter mentioned (that is to say): sheep, 640; calves ' 'g e ..
' been'.
'
sis just this- if people choose to drown the Conservative representative of the City of London, ,JO ; pigs. lee ; homes, 12
6 B. d. LIVERPOOL CORN, Dither - With a •40
ey. followed with a specie in which he pleased home the Licence to a retailer of ci ler in Eaglend... 15 0 attendance at our market . ' l'
-
- , a small Inteinem ha.; le: :I
they cane do that. If anyone paw a rams objections to the natio QUO, and appealed to the Licence to a retailer of sweets .“ ... . ... 1 5 0 in wheat, at a reduction of 1.1 per centel on I, ':
reie,er he weed stop him. ef e ie.. 0 overnment to pledge itsslf, at least to endeavour to find Licence to • retailer in Eugland of beer to be rates. Californian, as ild to 9s 10,1. Flour ha eti gi
• h ale err in a boat with tho Plug a sebstitute for the opium revenue ; and, If nothing else consumed on the premises... .. ... ... 310 0 per cental easier. Indian corn, ew mixee A •• i
-. him, bring him back, and put crld be done, to put the Bengal trade urion the sane foot- Leence to a retailer in England of beer not to be 9id. Beans, Egyptain, di 10d to n 6.1 I hl. Peas, Caagg
1g as the Bombay trade. It was now Lord Hertingten's consumed on the premises _ ... 1 5 0 tis Wt.
'natter. turn, and the House began to fill rapidly, Mr. Fewcett Licence (additional) to a licemed eiealer in beer YEOVIL CORN, lostioev.-The '
iIR. among others taking a seat upon the Treasury Beach. a in England or Ireland for gale by retail of beer market was te
attended. and there was a fair consumptive dome
fact it is worth wbile to mention in view of what followed. not to he consumed on the r '
' I l'ust the only one seat Lord Hartington commenced with the usual Blini.ttrial Li •
canoe to licensed keeper of a refreehroent-
p emises ... ... 1 5 5 both English and foreign wheat, at led week's II
Barley and maize acarce, and prices were tinu. MIA
en en iron pipe sewer nos possunsue. Nothing could be done because the finances house in England or Ireland ta retail wins t 3 and unaltered.
of India were in such a positi on that he could not afford be consumed on the premiere' ... ... ... 310 0 SIIEPTUN MALLET, FultiaS.-Wheai. 16' i
even to contemplate losing • penny. This, of course. Licence to any persan In England or Ireland to coati, Its to 2Se ; beans, 4141 e to 55s ; doer, les to 0 •
ins i
pav n Lennox- everybody experted so far m any Immo Mate prospect of retail in a shop wine net to be consumed on 0.1 per 4lb. los f Beef, lie to 15s 2.1 per •
abolition went. But this wee not asked be the res 1 U
o a en, the premises ~ e .re : tar
g had been done, 2 10 0 91 to 104e21 per lb. ; lamb, 12.1; fat pigs,
and interest was concentrated upon what would follow ; Li - - - - - •••
the matter. cence to a retailer of beer and wine to be con. 113 Al Pi
what would he the expression ot the Government upen the sumed on the premise per score ; milk butter, Ids to Ils tie per doe ~ ehey 3
work forward. 4 0 0 12e to 12s 61; egg*, 11M per doz. : toe
question of principle. what it. declaration upon the Licence to a retailer of beer' ••
..•
.-
-
and wimp not to be new potatoes. &I per lb. • e-...Atoes, It 31 eerie
Chefoo Convention! The interest soon began to turn to censum 4 tb
o'clock. but surprise and irritation when it appeared that the larlian L' eon e premises ... ... ... 13 10 TAUNTON CORN, Sartre
4at the Secretary wastint only not prepared to condemn the trade in 'Cane., t 4 a rethiler et spirits-acconling to the market was dull, med mie es. - The t . i :
--- ee- es rulel in levee:Nei lq
annual value of tbe premises in respect where- The aye
''no after ' ei I b d d h h h
. prin pe,ut to turn min an c ergs t nee w o objected ol the lieence is granted :- . rafn Pric.'" were '. -Wheat, Et lido, 5.9 I to^
ditto, foreem, 46.3 hi ee . 10 . ,
to it with • " very cheao morality." You wish, he said, If under £lO ... ... .., . ... 5 1 .s , barley, grinding, 2, • eat..
' with. to relieve your consciences by taking away seven millions If .ClO and under 1,20 .., ... .•.: ... 8 2es ; *ant, 3Se to 49.• ; peas. :pi. to pe, ; maize, riathe
2es ad • d
`n cd of the revenue of India without making India any cone • ' Itt4' "'red, 3iis to 36s ; dour, best English....
90 .. 38s to 40...
, pensatien. And that was the burden of his speech from 25 „ WARMI' • • • " •
oi beginning to end. As for the iniquity of the Chefoo Con- 3) „ ..e.ThR tORN SATCRDAY. - There in
contion, he would only promise that he woule refer to 40 „ larger IP' I f h , •,.... ,
~,..0.,,_ op y o w ea. w..e. met • slow sett e.
India for information, ionize( the fact that four years , .'
_prices. There was no geel barley on ette.
',aye already been spent in ea (crenate backward and for- ieelt". and beans a short supply, which sold at fid es
100 or algove .
erd. The House wes ohirlously diseppainted. Bed the The holder of the last- entioned licence ' .tto 1 .. heat, best, 40s ti sis ; seconds. :10i to 400 : grind:4,,
le lord sat down in silence, except from mope ironical quired to take out 'rah or th sie'n° * re.
t° gge; beat"' We t° reie ; °ate' k t')
?Se Per (ir'
s which greetee his expreesien of a ateafaction that no enable him to sell bee
anyr
our
weore
i, o er.e nee Weals, to BATIt CORN. SATURDAy. -There was • small me
i y retail. The
e could be taken on tbe sehject V" nt of English wheat on otter which tuaiutaiued the ful
the duties on such license is to he subject Petite re ".• • f I ' ' '
eis wag not to be borne. Dr. Cameron. the member following • .....ovisions 0 ast week. termini unchanged.. Feedin- state
ow, was on his feet in an instant, protesting (1.) The' ' " 1 1 of -
epression lets' er KM freely at the extreme prices of last week. From/if'
' low tone of political morality shown by the hided Oita" does not GLOUCESTER CORN, SATIIRDAY.-Mote
eery, and inOying the adjournment of the e Tie. eLtreerielritntggrAcrr tali o • '
n Ireland as defe ed
„ _ , .a by sec. 81 of whest was offered to-day, aad, except for ter
'er to east le a division to be taken. His e irite it, beet' tales.; were 'l.'s .er in spirits selling samples, prices were ls per qr. lower. loreiese.
mainly a linancial one; ingenious, and if ill
io
that
bees ita ran dontio'eal license authorising at a decline of ed per quarter. liaise and grindisT is
ilea. He declared that we are lesers a) w • ' firm. Oats were the turn easier.
here, in the
Iby the trade, if the cost of the opium £lOO Cabe 'of premises of the value of TAUNTON CATTLE, SATURDAY.-The se ell oft
tde and the revenue obtained on the the or upwards, it. shall be proved to the satisfaction of wes lerge, mil tee atteudauce ot dealers .p. SO3'.
land bears the coma the wars, while st nu:iissioners of In'and Revenue that the premises animal.' were disposed of, and prices gears rate'
mue. Atain too the el overnruent ere r-ac _ y adapted for um as an inn or hotel for the advarce of last market.
er upon the Chefoo Conv ntion, reception of guest; and travellers desirous of dwelling CORK
e therein and are mainl BUTTER, Sere Hum% - Ordinary-Fires. 1;1
saner and !ewer Dr. Cameron •d 0 '.... .. yso wet the amount of duty to be seconds, 107. ; third., 104. : fourths, Nth; Mu •
... f.., fia
heour of the mow. PaIN n soe licence shall not exceed sz. superfine. 117 a. Fine mild. 1131 ; mild. 106 s. Salt Dr
el and rapid, and they went t'onined"7-Unless otherwise apecilied, the duties men- Finite. 1121 ; seconds, 106 s ; think 100,. Nosibd
• set to work, and on bot,h Ti... .in tlllis resolution extend to licences throughout the firkin. in the market, 2039.
a had heard no word of the ~eitimi Kingdom. For the purposes of this resolution, CHEMICALS.-The cou of IMAM), hoist
were ordered. Then Mr. ider" includes perry, " sweets" includes made wines week has been such as to indicate a son ewhat ICC%
'I for India, threw the pa,ll:tla and metheglin; " beer" includes cider, " wheel feeling of confidence among bu • . 1 Th. ho 0
the present, delighted taw es sweet& ) ere. is
noticeable principally in the home trade where
e His was the WHIM d ved that, on the Ist day of October, 1980, the are apparently accepting the ass n ptiem that.
'er teld and less eties of customs on malt vinegar and pickle' preserved in Lave had such a pronounced fall uan't. have noir i
cannot afford to Yugieer 111:11 came to be payable. two or three weeks remained ahLet unmoved, Mr.
*se in fact the rehitp
tl, ed. that it is expeshent to amend the laws are in favour of an advance.
'hefoo °maven- ms and Inland Revenue.
10.indesolved.s1,1tS in case her M it t MIN ERALS.-All classes of ininerels email:mei
aes y shall by Order seriowity aff tml
in Council he ---ec-- by the depression to
at eloquent se to appoint, t e duties of customs genera Y.
now c bre7aTtrin imported into
5u11i",„514 Ireland= a ee
- Great Britain and METAI.S.-The condition of the pie irou trek ft
'of ime in the said Order and determine on • day to be named the week has to some exteut been letter, Mean
, and not later than the
Powor August, 1690 : and that ' l' and instead (15th day of prices have shown more dispoeitien ei male A
ether
there
shell
he
chanted.
eine leo o such duties against decrease, while at th • same time the Jeme
and atter the day so named, the inland c
Ine duties following, that is to my- onsumption and ids) for the continent lasi
n Imported in casks- somewhat torisker.- From J Berger Spence It CA.' I
Report. Manchester. 311,1012 UL
4 a d.
Wine up to a etrength of 20 degrees of proof
. spirit, per gallon ... ._ ... ... ... 0 0 6 BIRTHS.
rine exceeding 20 degrees, additional for each May dd, w.
ogees up to a strength of 35 degrees of proof at unborne, the wife of Mr. C. It tiasi
tectioner, of a daughter.
sot, per gallon ... ._ .. ._ _ 0 0 1 Mar 29 at Whit
exceeding 35 degrees, additienal for each __ . e Hert-strese Reamicster, the ht
mr. E. Allen, of a eon.
eup to a strength et 41 degrees of proof May gii, aL Hog's Hill, Beaminster. the slit 0
her gallon ... .“ ... . .., 00 9 Jenard Hawkine of so
for each degree ot stremith-beyend June L at Ch. he . a.
,t'snhwortA
t.ehere
specified.
per
pal
„e„.. . 0 0 3
wife _ _ _ . urc ayne Cottage, II .•
.. of Mr. Richerd Deesitoe. of • sou-steltere .
u each case to be verified by Sy Mee June 5. at Stoborougle Werebeee the .4,0110 ,'
'les-- Fil liter. of twin daughters.
MARRIAGES.
-0 2 6
he•Charried aria the-alemn-- A_prill% at the Wesleyan C mere Pert Elizeln° '
duty according to the &seer- of Good Hope, by the Rev. W. 11. It aynor, E r
With. of Torquay. to Wary Clench. of Poole.
May 15. at the Parish Church. Pei Ilehintee
Rev. T. H. Roper, M.A., R-ctor. Mr. Wm. Ham
kr, ITEMS. to Miss Annie Elizsbeth Turpia, of Faddish:a' in,
May M. at Ringwood Church. in• the Kee 7.7
'be lose of life during the Charles Warne, of Forest C orner Farm. Itieedw
'me 9133. Many of the to Frances. ildmt daughter of Mr. D. Lin., of 1
and the great proportion ll'ises'
grain being wee hi eune 2, at Holy Trinity Chuel, It- nulete
Ifficulties in the way ilgrtrit Sturt. Grenadier Guards, to Min k
June 3, at Holy Trinity Chin+, D. rea,t,r, hi "
van, the Liberal H. Everett, Rector. Mr. W. J. Cele, rumen. t, li''
1 for giving his J. Lodge. both .if Dorchester. M. 4
•Mr. Dickson, Jun" 3, at the Weeleyan Chatel. W'PL''" roe
, .1.,„, been Rev Alfred Brice, Harry, eldest am of Mr .1,31,,
of Boughton-under-Blean, to Mary. youagest 'ls' e
Mr. Charles Killer, of Weymouth.
'Ps from June 0, at St. Peter's Church. Dircheeter. Vi e
health, C. F. Powys, James Sparks. of Brad eed-onfloer
we to to Eezabeth (B•ssie), eldest daughter 01 7,...0
Combat, Dorchester.
Int DEATHS
May 16, at On mington, alter it le ile 1„d psoligl
. Thomas Bailey, peel et.
May 20, at University•stre . L nd n ei tFebdefao
Sarah Ann,
_second me t ei,e'ee,e°'d uueiter of,--
Ifry Ana Northower, •,/ l,ii7,l;o7,iidei idol 34,_ f-ut
`lay fg , at SIOUTI,
,g. cwi ch. ata. --
ete. anc°
I. MUM. a
T ID' wS re nton. Onnington, Jane, wide/
Sale '
e of Upwey, aged 111. Prin
• '.; Netherbury. Dorset, Mr. Jags
Taunton, aged 70.
' Cann. She( tesbury, Herne
• e tbe l'Oe
`es, M. R.C.S , Entree aged 111. i
e residence of her mother. no•re ,
e Mee. Ellen Foot. chi°
ed 46.
Im.y, Chart. s William Behr!
1.. second eon of the Ile
' A., rector of Chickerel."
Bridport. Mr. ehark'l
Dorchester, dis "I'
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