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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

BATCOMBE.

Tea PASTOR Or BATOOIIIIII AID MS CHUICHWAZDIS.
—A singular cue was heard at Corn. Abbas petty
sessions on Wednesday. The Rev. T. 0. Marshall,
cora* of Batcombe (a village noted for the ritualism
displayed rat its church), summoned John Bird for
conduct calculated to provoke a breach of the peace.
—Complainant stated that on Tuesday, 14th April isset,
be vu passing through the ehurchyard, when defendant,
who was in • berton adjoining to, but separated from,
Batoombe churchyard, milled over the fence to him
that he wanted him. Complainant went to the ride of
the fence. Defendant said, " Why did you, turn the
boy out of church?" He spoke angrily : ha had a stink
in his hand, n 01& large one. He said, "If I was over
where you are, I would pat this 'tick about you." I
left the spot, when be ssll, "You shall be turned
out of the churcdt."—Orose-ensmined by Hr. Howard :
Hs had not illueed th• boy before in church. He had
service in the church twice a day, as he was bound by
law to have. He did everything with the sanction, and
by the order of his Rector (the Rev. B. Lane). Although
the act oomplained of took place so long ago, he was
still in bodily fear. Defendant's father was church-
warden of Batectothe, and about • week ago had abused
him sod refused to eouse to thumb, hewn,. of the
manner in which the services were conducted ; but he
&aim that be isned the AMMO= in consequent* of
the ddendant's father refusing to come to &arab.—
The magistrates decided that secrording to the law they
could not require defendant to he bound over.—ln
answer to the Chairman, the defendant stated that
be never intended to stake Mr. Mazahall.—The corn.
plaint was dismissed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

M kIiBIAGES.

JUDO 13, at the para—churci;,—Newton, near Salisbury,
by the Rev. J. H. Penruddocke, rector, Walter U.
Sheppard, M.D., M.R.C.B. E., of Neville-street, Fulham
r 0.4, London, youagest and only surviving son of the
late Mr. Charles Sheppard, druggist, Dorchester, to
Lizzie ROMS, daughter of William Tabor, Esq., of
Chilhampton, ow Salisbury, sad relict of the late
Frederick Ingram, Req., eolidior, Darebester.
June 23, at St. Andrew'., Dial, by the 1t.,. C. K 8.
Woohner, rector, uncle of the bride, assisted by the
Lord Bidiap ez Dcuedin, the Rev. Henry Lloyd Russell,
eldest son of Henry Russell, EN, of Kensington-
gardens-square, London, to Kate, 0111 y daughter of the
late Parr IVillasford Hock-in, of tiherbome,
Dorset, Inspector-General of Hospitals.
June 23, at St. Michael's Church, Okeford Fitcpaine,
by homes. by the Rev. J. Hosegood, Mr. A. Taylor,
yeoman, late of Middlemarsh, to Miss Edith Lambert,
only daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Lambert, of the
former place.
June El, at Winiborne St. Odes, by the Rev. H.
Harkness, William, eldest son of Mr. William Btandseld,
of Verwood Farm, to Jane, eldest daughter of Mr.
William Scammell, of Doer Park Farm, St Giles's,

—s-- 23, at Barton Bradatock, by the Rev. 0.
Nome, Mr. Fleury Good, 0001441160 n agent, Bridport
Barbour, to %Irina M , oldest daughter of Captain
Waldron, of Burton

DEATHS.
May 14. at Agra, Bast Indies, after a brief nuns,
Salina, wife of Adjt. and Lieut. Lay, 4th Light
Dragoons, youngest daughter of thp late Mr. Edmund
ai Bajoutt, Dorchester Barrack'.
rnell.f, at Code Castle, Mr. Jamas Goring% In his
97th year.
June 17, at Corte Coatis, Liter along sad painful
Illness, borne with Christian fortitude, Mr. James
Stevens, aged 66.
June 18, at Maiden Newton, Elisabeth, wife of Mr..
William Chard, cooper, aged 57.
Jame 19, at Kingwood, Henry Oak., EN., in the 78th
year of Ms age.
June 21, at Wimborne, Mims Martha Hoskins, aged 82.
June attbetZeir Mills, Dorchester, Mr. Shutter.
aged 63. was for 36 years a highly esteemed
local preacher, In connexion with the Weileysu and
United Methodist free churches.
. _

, Juno 24, at Bridport Harbour, Mary Aura, wife of
Oaritain Jacob Byrnes, aged 63 years.
Sun. 24, at aldbam Rectory, Suffolk, Iffininnit,
third daughter of lb. lata John Haw of
Wimpolastreet. Cavendish-squats, and ow,
Hants.
June 26, at Whits MA war Wiroboroa, Mr. James
Jaya., mariner, aged 2Sysars, of rapid 000sumption.
jun 39, at Dereheeler, the What aoh
Dan* imaseo. ap46 moths.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

°Arms KARIM&

MaTaoromear, Thoredsy.—Aboet an average supply
et bouts. Prime bawds in fair request, at Monday's
eurreney ; inferior bust. moved od slowly, at barely
Late rates. Show of sheep tolerably good, of &usage
quality. On the whole the mutton . wee firm, at
fall quotation'. For lambs, the supply of which ow
good, the tawdry was steady. Prime mull calves
moved off beefy, at extreme rates, hut infvrior salves
were very doll. No change took plus in the ulna of
either pip or mulch cows.

Por Sibs.. to sink in. Offal.
8. d. s. d. 8. d . s. d.
Inf. emirs* boasts 3 21.3 4 IPrkeosouttidesrul4 10 to 5
Ilesend quality— a 6 le 4 0 In. coarse oases S 31, 4
Primo tort* cson 4 2W 4 I Prieto small
Plisse Soots, he. 4 10 to 5 0 ,Larto ker. 3 41.3
Inf. comse obotto 3 4104 0 010.( ..t porkers 3 10 te 4
!Second quality .. 4 2104 4 !bang. talwoo,ooti 22 oto 24
Prime sane wild 4 4504 8 Qr. ol.i sir ploolo 23 oto 16
Lambs, ba ed. to Os
TOTAL BOTTLY.

FOLIOS, 111:11LT.

.....
Beast. . fit inmate
Sheep and iambs • 1200 l sheep and Lambe
Odves
Flu
BRISTOL, Tharsday.—Moderate supply of beef, but
pille sufficient for the demand, trade being very dull
at about last week's prices. For best descriptions 68s.
per riwk wss obtained, but a more average figure was
Wu., and for some French beasts which were on offer as
low an 63e. per cwt. was accepted. A full supply of sheep,
but trade continues dull. lkst descriptions of shoice
wethers obtained very good prime, 60. and 74. per lb.
being given for anything very good, but some samples
sold at fid., and ewes and Inferior sorts at 151,i per lb.
A short supply of store cattle, consisting chiefly of the
animals left on hand from receLt markets, and with
about 100 from Ireland; the market wee, in fact, •
clearance eldest very moderate prices. A limited show of
milch rows, but quite suffiaient for the demand. A
very fair supply of pigs, but the bacon market being
very quiet just now, a limited trade wu done at
reduction of 34. to 51. per score, good bason pip
selling at 10s. 104. to li.. Very little doing in honed.
NIWOATI AND LIADRRHALL, Friday.—Tbose markets
are scantily supplied with meat. On the whole the
trade is firm at our quotatione.

Per BMk, by the wear.
kd. 6. d. 1 . 11. s. a.
Inferior beef .. 32t0 3 6 i Inferior mutton 4to 3 8
Middling ditto 3 4 ~3 20 Middling liitto.. 10 „ 4 4
Prime lame do. 4 0 .. 4 2 Prium ditto.. . 4, 6 8
Prime imill ditto 4 4„4 4 1 fitua I pork .. 10 .. 4 6
Vesk 8 6 .. 4 4 I Lame ditto.... 0,38
Labs, 41. 6[l. to 56. 4d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

Countrg filliatllann.

KITCHZN GARDEN OPZZATIONL —Make a main
planting of Leeks without further delay, where not
already done. Dibble them deeply into the soil. They
should be, upon an average, from seven to nine Ingham
apart in the rows, and from mix to eight indite between
the plants. Continue the regular sowings of Lettnoe
seeds, which should be done ones every fortnight,
thinning out and tying up others which see advancing
in various stage. of growth. Vegetable narrows should
now receive material aid if good mulching. of partly
decayed litter be spread thieklr over the surface of the
beds, under the limed and leaves. Continue to afford
them copious testerinp, until such an amount of
superficial rain falls as to obviate the need of such atter..
tion. Keep Asparagus beds scrupulously clean at this
their &sties season. Too frequently the beds get
neglected in this matter at this their moat amential
period of progressive growth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

Hop weißKsr.

-
Tee New HOP PLAGOL —A correspondent, writing
to a Kentish ;leper, says that the growing hops are in
some parte being attacked by • black oaterpillar, and
so voracious are they, that in a single night nearly the
whole of the leaves were eaten off • bin attacked by
them. In • sine* night they have spread quite 20 hiUs
from whence first dimovared.

BOROUGH. Friday.—The— —seem. sta from the planta-
tions continue very favourable. The late rains have
greatly improved the appearance of many groan/Is, and
the prow's% of the yield are decidedly satisfactory.
Very little animation hie been apparent in the trade,
and the quotations are almost nominal. Mid and Bast
Hants £4 Its, to VS 15e.; Weald of Heats, £4 to
RE 12.., Samba, a ph. to RD Farnham., £.O to
Go.; and yeatelliap, t 3 Si. to E 4 4L per out
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

BRIDPORT.

Rrrti fia °mica—Daring the due ihoMing of the
Bridport corps, Colerar-Berreant 13arrett and S.rgsanl
Houmall bare each scored 70.

11 K. Horiosort, M.P., has been enthusiastically
adopted, at large meetings of electors, as the adranoed
Liberal candidate for the representation of Penryn and
Falmouth.

Began Coirratove.—The Bridport Guardians have
accepted the following tenders for bread :—Bridport
(Including the workhouse), Rd., Mr. W. B. Seiner;
allington. Querinli • BrodPok. Hit LW.
W. B. Bpiller Itakerswell and I;oders, 7d. Mr. rt. L.
Manama (Milton) Bhipton Gorge, Bothenh;mpitiet, and
Walditch, 7d., ditto; Burton Bradstock and Chileombe,
7d., Mr. Hart (Bridport); Berms, Punoknowle, and
Little Cheney, 71, Mr. H. L. Elmsford • Whitchurch
Canonisonim and :Stanton St Gabriela td., Mr. B.
God.kr (Albritton); Wootton Iritspain• sad Catbereton
Lewiston, 70. Mr. C. Belson (Wbitehurob); Chideosk,
Old., Mr. B. HUM'? ; Bymontithury, Md., ditto.
TRU HARBOUR LIGHTING. —There ate • meeting of
the oorporation on Wednesday evening, under the
presidency of the Mayor, when the question of lighting
portion. of the Harbour road and the Harbour will
again discussed, and brought to an Maim—The Mayor,
who but been the chief mover in the matter' mid the
out of the main required would be about £4OO, but
that he did not ask the Board to pay tor, but he eon.
tended that it wee their duty to provide ind maintain
lamp', and he proposed that seven be placed by the
Board on the Harbour road, ootomeneing with one at
the turnpike gate, and then along the route at intervals
of about 100 yards each, and three at the Harbour.
Mr. Templeman seconded the propitiation, as one of
equity to the ratepayers in that triM.—Mr. Lau
moved that the subject be deferred, on amount of the
depressed state of the town.—Mr. BM:abridge seconded
the nmendmant.—On a division, only three voted for
the amendment, and ten for the original motion, whit*
was therefore dealared serried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

gontop out cnct.

WATER SUPPLY AT WAREHAM.

To the Editor.

Bir.—Thluilts for your notice I.st week of what le, to
myself ainl household, a very inilhatant subject. The,
well, I am truly thankful to raj, is completed with tl
exception of the very important wink of Lung f h.
pump, which Mr. East!, of Poole, bas undertaken for
me. You only do justice to the Wareham muse y
Lane employed about the work in whet you say.
to 1650 I hod the honour of being the chief *gent
(with hip of the late Mr. John Ifyde, and hi .4
mis•ion of the bite Mr. Weld), in soiling our lt
nod Purbeck Labourers' and Stevan& Frieni,
meetings bald at Lulworth Ca U. l'ark. I well
remember, too, list the dinner at the wad, Aria. woo
then first established, and that the first r eporter who
attended was for the Dorset County / 4rpru. The
reports of thi, society, especially of (be I,,the.ekh
meeting, are will Interesting. It is a g teak phm.,,, to
liar that it so prospers under the present worthy
{CV'. tary's guidance,.
Itut I. look back with still greater pride on the feet of
hering, in 18:11, so the then local secretary, been one to
induce the late Mr. Weld to exhibak blo hemitital model
of the oelebrated yacht "Al•rm," at the Crystal Palace,
Jlyde Perk, which still is in e•Aakeeee.
louts faithfully,
VREELAND FILLITEB.
Weenharn, 26th Jane, 1868,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

DORCHESTER REPOSITORY AORICULTURLL

BALE.
Effl ABLISHILD 1852.

--
MR. T. ENSOR bogs to announce that his
NEXT SALE will he held on SATURDAY.
JULY 4, ISIS, et the Raroarroar adjoining the
South Walks, near the South- Wretern Railway Station.
I'atsaa7 Earama :-
1 ditto. 2 ditto.

2 fat heifers.
2 fat oleo.
4 hammers.
5 heifers and calve..
16 two-year.old bailers.
5 fat calves.
90 fat Sarmez Down welliers. 30 ditto.
20 fat 1/own awes.
20 fat abysm
10 fat lambs.
Bay popy,. 6.y•ars, 19.2, good in saddle or harms,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

DORSET.

MR. THORNE has been kindly instructed
to OFFER for PUBLIC COMPETITION. on
the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, the Ist a JULY,
18, and too following Days, the whole of this
Clenoisa HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LINEN,
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Wines, Spirts, Beer. and other Liquors., HORSES,
CARRIAGE+ HARNESS BREWING PLANT,

9rBE LET, with immediate possession, a
siz-roomed HOUSE, situate at Fardtoia.—
Apply to Mr. R. Davis, Builekr, Dorohaatar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

WOOL MARKETS

BRADFORD, Thursday.—A much quieter tone pre-
vails in the wool market to-clay. The large quantities
of wool offering at Leioester and other fairs, with •
weakening tendency in prices, tended to some extent to
Resent spinners in thia market from operating freely.
Nevertheless, there is a steady business doing in wool,
particularly in lustre sorts, which to most quarters are
very firmly held.
LIICILSTf.II WOOL FAlL—mi. great annual wool fair
took place on Wedneeday. The pitch was 8,683 lode
1 lb., and comprised 3.5,710 deices, as follows: -17,041
ewee, 15,868 hogs, and 2801 wethers. The show °on.
elated chiefly of Long Leicestershire wool, which mine to
hand in • good and dry condition. nets was • some-
what Eat oPeatag, and it was with some difficulty that
buyers could be got to operate at late rates. Eventually
• move was made. and • brisk business followed. One
lot of half-teed Downs realised 47e. per to, and several
others 465. The lowest pries made was 35e. The
average price obtained will be about 39e. 6cL Notwith-
standing the enormous pitch no wool remained unsold at
the clam. The highest price made teat year was 46e. Bd.,
the lowest 36r., and the average 41s. ad. per tad.,

Lomroor, Friday. —The low prices realised al the
German wool fain has caused many buyers to take their
departure foe the Oontinent, consequently theta has
been a considerable falling off In the attendance at the
publis sales of colonial wooL Bidding. have programed
heavily, end the advance has been lost. Pine Atutrallas
geese ban been rather cosier to purchase, and the value
of lambs' wool has been materially reduced. The rates
for other deeeriptions of wool remain unaltered from
the closing Prlore of berth sales. Tuesday, the 30th
lust., and Wednesday, the lit of July, ars the days ap-
propriated for the sale of low wools.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

COUNTY PETTY SESSION&

FllDAY.—Betors R. H. Strafiteld, Feq. (anima),
WAWA Ea., sad Major Wood.
lu.noar. BAIA or Sm.—Bern Randall, keeper of
the Fisherman'alirms, beerbones, West Cbiokerell, wee
summoned at the instance of P.C. Farrell, for unlawfully
selling a pint of bear daring tbe prohibited boars on
Under, the 7th Inst. Tbs ras having been proved the
defendant was fined fos. including Gaeta.
Auto= Cuezaz or STILLIIO.-eitobsrt Sheen, a
labourer, was plead at the bar charged with feloniously
staling some fencing of the value of la, on Wednesday
leak the property of Sir. Ballard Keeping. The
prosecutor aid he sew the prisoner on the day in
question in the act of broekinp down some fencing
which we. hie property. He gave information to the
Doha and the prisoner was given Leto custody. The
towing was Doe of auk vela*, hal he was subiosta.to

much aaaoyanee and laconvenienoe through the fencing
being broken down and carried away.—Tba nench
ordered the prisoner to pay a dna of 100. and oast., r
In Wash to be imprioned.
DRUM AID IscursaiLL—John Nook, • Inman.
residing at IJperey, who dii not pot in an appearances,
was charged with being drunk and incapable, on the
highway, on the 30th May last, and was fiord Ss. and
mita.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

NONDAY.—A long discussion took place on tbe report
of the amendments In the Irish Reform Hill, and an
effort was made to redo*e the county franchise to rd
aod tb• borough franshise to SZ, but it was defeated.
The report wan agreed to, and the third reading fixed for
Thursday. The heandary Bill was read • third time
and passed without a discussion.
TURIDAT.—The Commons had • day sitting, and
shortly after amembling went into committee on the
Public Schools Hill. Two or three amendments were
prepaid, but on divisions were lo.t, and the bill passed
through committee. When the House resumed, Lord
}ache mooed the appointment of a commission to inquire
int" ase report, spoil our militsry °inanimation, but
eftir • loot( debate the motion was withdrawn. The
select eoaiisittoes epee tie kiegistratiou Bill and the
Pearl() Telegraphs bill wire nosgsaud.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

'lariats.

Mark-Luse on each market day duriag the past weak
has been without the show of speculation, and pries*
stand exactly as they did on last Monday week. It is
now just • question as to whether there will be enough
or to spare before the new crop can be used. The panic
and fall of prises abroad • mouth or to since, and the
attempt to get up the same feeling and result hers, could
only be successful for 24 hours. There is, comparatively,
no wheat in this country, and we have some weeks yet
to wait for a lull supply of new.—Tbe cattle market has
been in rather an unsettled state. The shorter supply
on Monday, in oonsequence of • previous over-surply,
tempted graziers to mend to Thursday's market. With
the extraordinary state of the gram lands, anything like
fair prima will be lure to bring • full supply. Mutton,
veal, and lamb have, ereepting for choice qualities, par-
ticipated in the forced trade which ham been produced
by the drought.

CURRENT PRIC6/1 OF CNOLIBH GRAIN.
In Qr. , r, Q,.
O.
PILL

-11111•1

Kesel and Kent, red to
86 to 71
" to
Ditto. new, ... 00 to 78
Fozelin, red to
Ditto. to

llnglimb malting ... 37 to 17
110 to 40

48 to 48
Whit.. 46t047
Boilers 4.5 to 17
Fordo, wino to

satien, ... se to as
potato ZO to 216
Soottb, fool
---

_ _

. potato —to
Mad, 13 LO 30

Ti. 42 to 44

is
Fordo, feed to

'LOCI.
Tows-sada Ws. 66W 60
Norfolk aad Suffolk... 60 to 48

AVERACI6II.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30

agriculture.

A ()tam GROWL—The new early pees "Ringleader,*
mown on the 12th of February, were barreeted dating
the third week In Jane—fully ripe, U ii•SII11. Sutton's
farm, Reading.