The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-25 00:00:00

BALK.
18.12.

WEYMOUTH sod DORSET COUNTY
RACES, 18118, will take plan ea TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY, tho 251.1 i and Ilitli AUGUST.

mR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
NEXT SALE will be held ea SATURDAY,
AUGUST 29, 1868, at the REPoalTullY adjoining the
•Soath Walks, near the South-W.st. re Railway Station.

61TWAIDS :

PRISIENT ESTILIES :-
2 fat heifers. 5 ditto.
2 fat cows. 1 ditto.
3 fresh costs. 5 fat bulls.
1 fat calre•. 3 berreneru
Excellent cow and calf.
A superior Alderney cow. of !arcs Pox and handsome,
a milsl milktr, with calf.
Heifer and calf.
.30 prime tel Down wethers.
1,1 prim- fat Dolaniirefilen and maiden ewes.
3) fat Down 'realism. 15 d.tto.
-20 fat Down ewxs. 20 ditto. 20 ditto. 10 ditto.
'25 prime fat born coca.
20 very ripe fat ditto.
30 fat bone ewes. 20 ditto.
n fat horn owns sadjirstbsts,
10 fat born welters.
ln fat rams.

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Duke of Beaufort, I Hoary Edwards, Egq..
Meaquia of Hamlets; C. J. Ramble, Fog.
Kr F. W. Jabsatese, Bark I. J. Walk FA.
R. G. Start, Eaq., LP. Jobs Tweed, Bete. (ti.
Robert Broolu, &kg., Li'. Mayor of Wommils).

FliflT DAY.

THE 1111LCONB11 SANDIOAP
2 ft. to tho flied, with W tom We
liohott &od Esq., sad Bair.
members to. the ttoraerl4, II
to save

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L t• X 4• I/178

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An*.

IS fat Botha.
Black striding, 7 years, n. 2, pound, fast and quiet in
Single ad &able 13.reem

the.
or who are,
allowed to
THE LODWOOR r
of 100 Soya, added to
ft. oolta, 84. 101 b.; Bl'
stake of the value of 1

linen gelding, 5 yeera 14 baud., air* an Arabian,
dam a nearly thoromah•bred mare.
Ilay pony, 13 banda, quiet to ride and drive.
Spring cart.
10 bophostle of good harvest eider.

Bibs-4;
_ to rile
to AL raw

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TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE
BOROUGH OF WEYMOIITH AND
MELCOMBE REGLA

•11..
JOB.
1300.

Early Entries are respectfully solicited.
Extensive Sheds are erected for the shelter of (`attle,
,and Keep provided for Stook sent the day before tho
.Bale, at moderate Clisejes.
Cominiasion—td. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
5 per cent on Hones end Implements.
.PROCEEDS OE SALE
...PAIL) TO VENDORS

Sib., of 300 son.— 7Th.. ag elan
twice without having won ai._ AI Of IDOIS,
0 zonesnr,— I Sib. T.Y.C., half • mile, straight. s.
THE tune is fact approaching when the Mr. .T. Astley's b. a by Allusion', al of Ant
honourable trust you no kindly reposed in me, by Been"
retorning me as your Itepreeentatiee to the House cf Duke of Beaufort's ch. f. by Trumpeter, out of Palladia
Commons, will be again placed in your hands. I hope
that my conduct whale there bus been such as to meet Mr. E. Brayley's Clifford
your approval, and to obtain for me a renewol of your Lord Chat Las by Prime Minister out
confidence, by permitting me to here the honour ot of Millen's Maid
representing you in the new Parliament. Mr. W. Day's a. Benbow, by Betweneer out of Musa
From the time I entered the Homo of Commons I Mr. J. B. Da?' Belle Dame
have honestly and oonsistently followed out the Mr. John Day's Dentelle
principles I professed when I first sought your suffrages,
and that will, I trust, be a guarantee for my future ---- Da' Beast"
coarse. I was returned by you to support Liberal OIL e. by Dundee out of Blackbird
principles in that assembly. I have always done so. —,„ _ . no. b. c. Red Rim; by TraapMer oat of
My votes, given on all the great public question. whin ' 'ream"
bane been before the Legislature, will bear witness to Mr. England's b. f. Junita
my fidelity to those principle.. Mr. Fuller's e. by Prime Kintner out of Ambush
The great question of Reform bas absorbed much of Mr. H. Boater's us. Buxton
the time and attention of the House, and the Act Marquis of Bastion's us. Lady DI
last session H
, moulded, as it was to &large extent, Mr. eene's Alabama
Enelid e Liberal party, bus secured a considerable &CMS Alibi
of popular power, with a corresponding increase to the Sir F. Johnston,'. Mies Morgan
strength of the Constitution. Boum of the objection- —-- Brigantine
able features of the Bill, however, still remain to be ------ Vestment
improved in the future Parliament, when I trust the Merrymaker
vexation and trouble oecasioaed to the Composed Mr. Lowdon's b.o. M.A.
Ilcaueltolder, will be removed, and Electors protected 1 Mr. T. Beir'2,._br.,e.,.,_M„edLe"_
' Mr. Pinner's Empartaro
from intimidation by the rote /I Ballot.
I have voted for the abolition of Compulsory Church i —or. ... koefe .00ko.
Rates, and rejoioe that this fruitful source of discord no Mr' Bernier' Bbreber
longer exist.; and I anticipate with confidence that Mr. T. Stevens's b. o. The Sent
unity will be found where religious strife has before Lord Uxbridge.' f' filial Foot,, by Ode") out of
existed. ; Goeulumer.

MARE DAY.

NOTICE. of. SECOND SALE M WOoDFALLS

FARM, near DOWNTO24, WILT-3:

30 Cows awl Heifers, 9 Heroes. 33 Pip, 8 Walli°Bl
Csrts, Shepherd's House, all tbe usual Stock of
Implements, lbairy Utensils, Cider Casks, Crop of
-Apples, kc.

3fR. H A NNEN is fsw•ured with instructions
JI. from the administrators of the late Mr. Jecos
ilwYstito SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY, the
let OCTOBER, 1868, an the STOCK on the above
Farm.

I have voted for the Abolition of the Lash in the
Army. • punishment which I believe degndes and
brutalizes without any reformatory influence : I trust
that this, together with the additional interest shown in
our soldiers, will raise the moral tone of our army and
place that branch of our public defence in • yet higher
state of efficiency.
The condition of Ireland is a subject of the gravest
oonaideration. The chronic discontent of the people
hut canned exceptional measures to be taken for the
public safety, and all thoughtful minds have been con-
sidering how to meet the evil. One fruitful source of
I discontent being a Protestant Church establishment.
I with the population mostly Roman Catholic, the
preeent Government proposed to give them religious
equality by 'levelling up the Roman Catholic priest-
hood, and establishing a University for that body alone;
bet this has been abandonee, and an appeal is now
made to dicestablish the existing Church, instead of
endowing all others. I feel the time has arrived when
this should be done, not simply because a source of
I irritation would t‘e et-A tr.o, the Roman Catholic
pcg tazti4r, 6.4 because I feel that for the interests of
religion, the Protestant Church should appear before
that people without the strong prejudice, fostered in
their mitals against her tnitha, by the position of
antagonism in which she is made to appear to them.
The Members of the Protestant Church of Ireland
are numerically small in comparison with the Roman
Catholic population, yet they represent the bulk of the
property in that country ; and I believe they hays too
much love for their Church to allow it to decoy for
want of support, especially when we see those who
have but little property, with credit to theme-dyes,
sustaizing their religious institutions. To think other-
wise would be a libel on them and a e-andol to oar
faith; and by her die-establishment. I believe, instead
of there being no increase in the number of her members
for years in proportion to the poptilat on, the would
receive an impetus for tuefulness which would soon
manifest itself.

(Ethos
Mr. J. 11. C. Wyodbam's Kaman
A SWEEPSTAKES of 5 Sore. sect, with 50 added,
for two years old oohs, B.t 101 b., and fillies, list 71b.
Winner, once, 411). • twice, 711). extra. Maidens haring
started twice, allowed 31b. Half a mile.
THE WEYMOUTH TRIAL HANDICAP of 5 BOVS.
each, 1 ft. to go to the fund, with 25 somi. added, for all
ages. The winner of soy handicap after the weights are
declared to carry 7111. extra One mile.
THE PORTLAND PLATE (handicap) 01 25 Som,far
all ages. Entrance, leo.. each, to go to the fond. Any
number of horses, the property of the same owner, may
%tart for this plate. The winner of any handicap, after
the weights the declared, to carry 71b. extra About
three-quartere of a mile.
A SELLING PLATE of 25 Son. For two years old,
ist. 51b.; three, 9sl. 51b.; four, 10th 31b.; am, six, and
aged, 10at.121b.; co. end g. allowed 31b. The winner to
be sold fcr 100 poss.; if entered to be sold for 80 eon.
allowed 4.b.; dice 00 eon. 91b.; if for 40 *ova 141 b.; if
for 30 sows. 211 b. The winner to be sold by awake
immediately after the race, and the Enrolee, if any,
So be divid,d between the fond and the emend bones.
Entrance 1 sow., to go the fond. About three-quarters
of • mile.

To eloae and name to the Clerk of the Conroe, by Dino
o'cloek the evening before running, at the Golden lAca
Hotel, Weymouth.

SECOND DAY.

HER MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 Guiana. Mrs*
years old, 84. 51b.; four, 94. 71b. ; dye, 94.. 121 b. ;iii
and agt-d. 94. 12ib. Two miles..

To-eloite and name to the Clerk of the Course, at the
Golden Lion Hotel, Weymouth, by eight o'olook on the
evening before running.
THE DORSETSHIRESTMESI3 of 100 Soya, added to
a Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 Soy,. each; 3 ft. This
second horse to save Ms stake. The winner of any nee
after the weights are published to awry nb. extra. Two
miles. 17 cubs.
Ago.
Marquis of Hastings's Equerry ... 3
Mr. J. Powney's Lady Raglan 3
Mr. John Day's Cock of the Walk 3
Duke of Beaufort's ea. Birdseeker
Mr. E. Edwyn's Needle Gun
Sir F. Johnston.', Marino... 4
Mr. C. Start's na. Special... 5
Mr. William Day's as Selpinctes... „. ... 6
Mr. T. Stevens's no. Vigilant
Mr. T. Pry's &arta
Mr. Hope's Lead ng Solt
Mr. R. Brooks's na. Nidderdale
Mr. Brayley's Tborndykv
- - Prince Regent
Mr. C. Hanibro's no. act's&

The subject of Education must of necessity seriously
occupy the attention of the new Parliament. It is One
of the most imperative of our rocial drain, and though
grave difficulties may surround the method of its
extenaion. yet I hope the urns is not far distant, when
every child born in this kingdom shall paeans, at least,
the rudimenta of education, without any violation of
its religion* principles.
The finances of our country will challenge closer
scrutiny than they have yet received, and everything
which a true nonomy might suggest be carried into
practice. Oar army and navy must be kept in thorough
efficiency, but recent information shews that the public
money is wasted to an extent unimagined by those who
have not given attention to the subject The time I
believe is not remote, when under the auspices of
another Government, the affairs of oar country will be
both honourably and economically conducted.
I hoped to have seen you before thia, bet nun un-
fortunately detained in London by severe indispoeition.
At the earliest moment my physician thinks I may
travel, I shall do myself the pleasure of coming amongst
you. I remain,
Your moat obedient and faithful Servant,
11 FIN It Y K!) WARDS.
Dated August 3rd, 1868.
53, Berkeley-square, London.

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Yr. H. Edwards's na. Virgioia Creeper ... 4
Mr. AlfreA's na 0 by Swropbant, out of Codil.. 3
THE COUNTY STA K ( liandimp) of 5 Sava sash,
I ft. to the fund, with Z'S added, if Onee horses .tart. for
hones of all ages. The winner of any handicap after
the weights are declared to sorry 5116.; of Um Trial, 71b.;
of the Meloombe Stakes, 10lb. Intro; but the penalties
not to be aocumulatire.. One mils and • distarree.
_ . . . -

THE SCURRY HANDICAP, • Sweepstakes ai 5
Som. each, 2 ft. with 25 Soya. stided. for boron( all
arm. Any winners after the weights are published to
awry rlb. extra. Half a mile.
A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES at 3 Sow. each,
with 30 added, for all ages. The winner to be mold by
auction inimmii•tely after the nee for 40 sow., and the
airplay (if any) to be divided between the owner of the
second horse and the kind. About three-quarters of •
mile.

THE NURSERY PLATE (Handier) of Wert, for
two year' old. The winner of any •
we.ght• are declared to wry Sib.;
71b. extra. Entrance, leer.. rob

About threequarters'of u mile.
A SELLING RACE of 3 Sore

Two years old, 7st. 71b.; three, 9.
eve, six, sad aired, 104..; m. and g
',Meer to be sold for 100.0,..; it so

80 son., allowed 41b.; if for 60 ion
141 b.; if for 30 soya., 181 b.; if for
. . .

trionar to be sold by a.uotiou'llossfi
and the surplus (if any) to he dial&
horse and the fond. Half a mile.

To doom and name to the Clerk
Golden Linn Hotel, Weymouth, • .
on the first day of the nom

101.13 ASO RUICLA
The colours must be declared by
ereniog before running. at the Go
neglect or alteration of which if
enforced. . . .

_
All rules And regulations a
adhered to at Weymouth.
Entrance, 10s. moh.
sealer.

All Stakes and Forfeiti to ye "._ el.
Weatherby by the day before running, or to the taerk
of the Course by eleven o'clock on tbe morningol soak
day's room at the Golden Lion Hotel, Weymouth.
Three bones to atart in each race or the pubbs tactit7
will not be added.
The BALL, wider the patronage of the Stewards will
take place at the ROYAL Horst., lb* irgi 'l47'
Mews. WEATHERBY, flendieefPrr&
Mr. JOHN BAIINTON, Welwow=ocroUrl.
Mr. M. STARLING, SD.. NO Starter,
Mr. T. MARSHALL, Floors, near soden.
Judge sod Clerk d the Oeurse.

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