The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17 00:00:00


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mAgm.LLNE, MONDAY, MAWS 16.
Moderato 'miss'. of English whist, in middling coon-
Enloe. Dimmed slmWsh, bat no change in prima from
WO Moeda,. Good sePPIY of forolgs. transactions
limited, at sambas ratan Malting briny sold at full
ripe, iptai and distalhlg aorta slow. Other grain
=T mid " -r& MOW wag inatnivo it last
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METROPOLITAN °Anus MARKET, lid.hda l&
Pereira stook in moderate ettnly, ami mks steady at
Isst week's prima Average sMvala of English beasts.
Nearly al breeds steady, et prises fully equal to last
Illooday's rates. Best Soots mod erases 4s. 101 per &b.
Pair 'apply of sheep. These in tbe wool weedy at full
guelatious, thorn sheep dull. Denis sad hat-bred'
In the wool weds 15s. 24. to IL 44., out of Ms wool
4s. 81 to 4s. &L per Sib. Lambs mid at 325. to eds.
Prime calved the tarn dieter. Inferior dull at late
Top festre be. AL per gib. Pigs dull, it St. 4a.
So de. 21 per Kb.

MONEY MIMICRY, M/wow, 16.
Oomph show s rodnotioa of an eighth, to 921 to 93,
being far mosey sod amount.

Tin Rath and Want of England Show at Falmouth
uffil be oropplensented by an exhibition of dogs on an ex-
Ilmsive mak.
Doan op Couvran—Tbe ressipts of this dually in
1857 ameanted to a 0,56 nu 44.. and Ow 44441 M-
ammals to £72,131 Ss. lid.
1. Noun BIQUIIT.-11Gas Lockwood, of Bike worth.
ener Dorking, who died a few weeks dace, has left to
be Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge the
ova gum of £28,000.
AT Walsall .bet 303 annunonsee, being the first
batch of 2,090,, have been Waned spinet poor people for
the noo.paymant of poor-rates. Tbe sem gained in
kandreds of this. ISM is 25.611., and the caste in sash
beard will be 4s.
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Tut sontiontion reeentby of merarcial ointment to
the keels of the boys at Waltan-loDale Workhouse,
new ?venom, bag resulted in another death, tbst of •
bey mama Jam Seed. The remalndar of tho boys
linos mairly, it not quite, miners&
Moony VIIIIPTIMI is again extremely active, the
erase° throwing up an enormous quantity of humus-
dessisk matter to • gnat height Detonating are
very load and frequest, but the dow of lava is not
ebendent.
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Tan RELIGIOUS RIOT AT ROCRDALL —At the Man-
cheater amines, on Saturday, Goorp Mackay, the •
lecturer, was indicted for shooting at Polish-constable
Halls sad, at e obdide, with intent to do him
gr• veils bodily harm. The 'Mona and • man
named Houston, as agents of the " Evangelical
Minion and Protestant Electoral Union," en-
gaged the Public Hall, Rochdale, for the
of delivering anti-Popery latures. Fearing • riot,
he
magistrates prohibited the use of tie hell; sad the
'daturas, in endeavouring to form their way in, sided
by their friends, were opposed by the polies. The
mieoner during the creme fired • revolver at Halateed.
Th. Mill penetrated his belt, and only inflicted • slight
wound. He was found guilty, but the jury camel-
needed him to mercy, and he wan sentenced to sixteen
months' Imprisonment, with hard labour.
Tun ADOLTIZATION Of Bunn.--Sir Thomas Henry
bad before him fat Bow-street police soak on Wed-
nesday, an Important Rides prosecution. The de-
fendant, Mr. C. C. B. Williams, earns on business at
Kingsland sea dealer in Timmer and sprees. He also
holds sheen,. as a brewer, and it would appear that,
under colour of brewing beer, ha was In tbe habit of
manufacturing an alias which he called " maltheise,"
bet which redly contained but little malt, and some-
times none at au, for the purpose of supplying it to
publicans, who used it in the adulteration of porter.
Re also manufactured and sold, under the name of
hydron.el," an article of similar character, but thinner
In consistincy and lighter in sober, for the adulteration
of ale. A quantity of these preparatious whieh he had
mid to • publican was seized, and he was charged with
selling saccharine matter to be used as a substitute for
malt. Sir Thomas Henry said the Act had been 'road,
Infringed, and inflicted the full penalty of £5OO.

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BODDIT DEATH 01 TEI DOWAGZI LADT TITCII3OIIOI.
—This lady, who has been for wane time at Howlett'.
Hotel, Manchester-street, London, was found dead on
the Boor of her drawing-room on Thoreday morning, her
head resting on a couch, and a newspaper in her hand.
About 10 mlautes previously she was in oonvereatiou with
her maid about some trivial ma tter,and she then appeared
to be in her usual health and spirits. An inquiry into the ,
cause of her death took place on Saturday, at the
Instance of the claimant to the Ilchborne estates, and I
who, being asked by the Coroner if he knew how she I
came by her death, or if he suspected any one of causing
her death? altar a long pause, during which be seemed
struggling to control his feelings, raid: "I do
not knew how she came by her death,
but I wished the post-mortem examination to
be made because lam fully avILTO that one of my ser-
vants was offered £l,OOO to put me out of the way,"
The result of the post-mortem, which was eoedueted by
several medical gentlemen, did not justify the obvious ap-
prehensions of foul play; nothing transpired to Incrimin-
fixate any perron, while natural reasons were adduced
amply sufficient to account for Lady Tiehborne'm having
suddenly expired. She had long suffered from
functional derangement of the heart; fasting had
further enfeebled the organ, its pulsations had
gradually grown fainter' and on Thursday morning
they ceased. The fury called the complaint atrophy,
which simply meant that the heart wasted away till it
could beat no longer, and that life went oat like the
last flicker of an expiring candle. How the event will
Influence the great family intermits now at stake it is
for another court than the ooronees to decide.