The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-25 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZErI"PE, TUESDAY, MAY 25,
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ition o t
hailed from the conimoncetecniaal
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wil 'me a' "St" tu bad uted• Thal' w'wP et the late Government. Mlo SECOND EDIT lON.
Hita 11,1aJekrr's BIRTHDAT.-St. Peter's sod Ford- f railway' Undone find • Prodsoa- is w ' brought this soutiety to hie notice 12 or 18 months ag ihe ! recently made kuo
1 big several hundreds, headed and the rear brought u! ,
o as formed heck& Dr. LOSS said when his go.l frieud Mr.. Revenbill . The cond
sr it was chwerviug assist ince end eupport. aud when ha attention. tln ilea Finance as it has been
Voroet Cl:multi eXill'itg. hells rang mercy Pe..!l° on ki°°d•Y ,__mc'nling. by beautiful banners. According to the good ol :le-
t at an
iv:. 14...r.....-00 Saturday use, .aced bow gentlemen were Myth.: up their time and
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to theacknowledged the guiding metro' , eo 1e- tt upon a gelid founulation, be bad great
the cus m, members .nergy I) •-- I have directed that you shall be sulaP
fullest informed, aup on these weighty subject+. iieneueeneroingroothooetonetoTserooso acytedotupeuuurlinthetheanine tebeTieacodpeleyss
y obst.cle in
the cemetery terewver _ " "L..
' Tut lash Rendre. oa , 5n,..„0.: that they toted -:0 :--
LoriDoN CORN (OPENING).
adjourned Quarter Session held at the fibireball, _
for the of Almighty God, by attending divine service, and 1 is ure in offering his serviced as (-smutting physician.
"el '
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tio.u:featedtheow with the
h,,
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tifittuarteod dd' leceiing iag"" • Her. M 1 • tee
' e°,,r'llut an l'hing new. Trie policy if site ..............'..._
on the
:r_nakiff,ogiiirws,be!atea, ,
DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, MAY 25, Hog 141• wing "'dem" quail " " twalglaWilt.e Wm. , though ',mouth bsasta no rural fame, embowered in Paod'it had been great pleasure. to rook with them and to
county :--Str John Alexander I:Lanham, Bari, tole 1 um tee sense t
Hod with the ; tobreacEastingwri:Qcouistirrw\bm &Iroise
exactly that which they always'
Jur the reform of the
of 1:.2;
o•ouitioriscc ireful netice to the invert mt questions 1 ilia way of the on's° o. - ' os in &urea • end thee
unkempt Pt
tie
limn e time of the Wheat quiet, but rather steadier; II nu., 81° ; cm",
--- Roles Fryer, Esq., Charles Ethelston Mr. G. H. Doyle returned thanks It, society for again I have cum
puke, Esq., I foliage, and adorned with all the fluid twenties of the do wan good for the society. (Appleum.)
season, yet a real treat was provided for them iii the
52,524 qrs. ; 8 ..ur, 1,305 har -1
electing him for the 39111 time as their secretary. H. bed omeidernee'n ird Grauville ayes De '9444
T,RAL ASSOCIATION OR Rid)
and Hector Edmund Moons Esq. always endeavoured to perform his dutiee to the adv.'s- the various settiemen s, pr. -
t the Ict of coded ration : . mium, and L
• Berlin mentor.
t u • eon
CLUB. Font LANOU•OI. - Bessie Raison, shUl soon be calling the old pastor, Rev. Talbot
society dto the best of his ability, and he
.. in maintaining my supremacy over the 'Peanuts el, 1 enreeed in cud . eavorring 0 the evil ors • flour, 15,588 Backe ; foreign wheat, tee,
~,e, mon
senistO
oclijick,not. eloquence of the long-accustomed rector, whom we
tags of the an
tended doing SO all long as they thought proper. nei.otifhe&fhoufttk- o.utritarica; i
'h'
v " tries to stimulate the Laurel party
_to
,od Liberal club, especially for worktlag wise, il we may use such a paradoxical term-
to
appear,
for was
Imiumerungemoned-"P.Cth. uHasti%lejuert-y-sielted that on Guavas, who preached from the ancient curse-pro-
Thursday night; alao.ut half-pest eleven, be was on In wu now getting old, and he should not hue been able tocP:.PiutyluiLuituuthe ilnddiegelousbakracesm, and ' I'vernPeDDßor4:ll -7 wii,:inipeaoll4lA'uftuotrthaotEntbrlorimf"paignmo off settlement and :659 seek,.
the sweat of thy face thou shalt eat bread "-Gen. iii., accept re-election to-day were it not for the able assist' 6barboirrieeryleh2do,e4s7radreo:rf:o6.
5,
ed of it is almoat self-evident, even to
duty Mill-street, and saw defendant who was princileas of self-government. and tranquility for •
hemseives, who will admit that many _ lg. ance he had from Mr. Robinson. (Ample...) MARK LANE (CLOSING).
g use of bad language; he then ordered her ---.--'"!.--.- --.-----------""-7.."--..
or at Dorcheeter election needed to be tn After vies the went to Guildhall to transact the Io answer to Ur. G. BOND the Sgaurraae replied there o _
OENTLIMEN OP THIL 110 USE Or CONHONe,-
:ecir:lifiFie:recliEuropean settlers institutions blued put', in the Intss.,he
wan"-
iii ell the greet Power.' out
et h°nln'Sile Ira° li"eacled to one mouths irnPr6". d business of %Qt., and the fitting work of COlll. had been quite 50 propuals this year. withrn.dlt.
..i
gr.: i
extend
al
f, v,,t
&led tho I notice with satisfaction that the imports and
Night work for their cause and l' reene,--giembea setaAteeed wwi
nwiim,wieri fee a zamitin
the
various
h worked eo The procession was then re-form:Al and ptr Countrg Lift.
ous gentlemen who have wor experts of the Country as well as bther signs indicate min done. Flour, firm; oata, sixpence to one sh
dear:V.7:n sothledwiimpliek.tlynbauut
oatthefrualittiperilincesti:enteoen:t.
Misr
like offence ; but did not sub
Penr•-The elidenee wee
t srd, and been the means of bringing the society town-Toe first arri'- - t these being very untie als• ' t tie* buyer; but transaction' --• .1 in his eoun
, be feared that working men
within the practice of good citizen-
similar to the last case, defendiuits being to. VIZ ANNUAL DI:4NER j"he
-ad
Ch°";tin;;;'.; i'lledn t°orugThtursieshiny wveitlecountf°vl/11:ircl:ithaeretth co
,r shy of sending their names to
through a time of severe trial. A large number were Was laid at the 14"fal Howl- It was an excellent eat latterly been perceived in the revenue continues with' Zoilniatl has Just taken Plus ; could be DJ
was against were eel,
that gether.--She was sentenced to 14
_days
,_ , h present, and the President, Right Hon. Lord Ashley, collation with hot vegetables, the tables were very taste-;
. mime revival in trsde ; but the deereerion which lie 1
out abatement. The estimates of income which were moixerats-
but we assure them.
DAMAGING A WAI.c.-At the Monogr' Bmw°6 acted ee chairmen, eupported by the Rev. Canon fatly laid, and Mr. Rowe furuished • most subetantia
laid before the tut Parliament were framed with English. have met with • 1 e••••
Ittleu rerksPe • deal,glewe,e Police-court Hiculert imp, • , bout 11 who did not
wall P.C.-ingham, Rev. G. Harkness, Rev. H. Balkan's, Rev. re sat. Lord 11.414101.preldded. FAILION4I.--1 shall speak shortly
°aeration ; but the time which has since elap.ed Tun ArrRACTIONIS or .. , _
ee
effected me
mete et
METROPOLITAN CATTLE. -MogDA
'ism or our own a. in "the health of Her m he Cause. wind' ha Y.
was summoned for damaging • • 0 Mansell, Rev. IL E. Ravenhil_el Rev. E. Ludlow, The CEIAIRMAII SM Prep • ng..
eel, not to play int* the rear,
in 1 er,,..edn:o stLldkyinth4eatle°.th.
height
pick. ,
ni,n
aggeety stated that on May 11th be was on duty at __. Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria. must not exhibits tei promise that they will be exceeded. The honansodeMule ..of till': cculasqutreeleentuir:ly niseunPstrieonoremredi:oNeleti: -s-
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(THIS Day.)
bly working men would
the bottom of Grove-building', saw defendant pull • Hey J. Bry re. Rev. J. Acton. Rey. J. Stephenson.
the A. r. _. Pearce, • •tarn" during " latch beset the tanant-fareser
here some difficulties w
est. 1 shall now state a few
'o than that of more- or middle landed inter
stone out of the bottom of the wall and throw it intoMa of Weymouth), Dr.
' ' ins in the Bay, but had to be looked after by two frigar,_ been already voted, will be promptly laid before you. w
Rev.. A Hirhd te 'Mr. G Bond Mr. N. forget when George ILL Was King he used toegyomouut DILI- annual estimates of charges so far as they have not
Bond, Mr. G. Eliot (the re! ie the offing to prevent the French from carrying him n• MY LORDS ARO 6 INTL I- lit,, of the attractions apt to induce an undue com• L4OO At Chi
orisoielmerkTetswitheerewsawerequi:eltsoo,„ bferaeowts,rtans,i,air,,,,tleeeree-torroaiih.
field. Colonel Henning made comp
"eh, he Lush, Mr. Aylesbury, Mr. R. Thomas, ate. They were much more comfortable sitting there at dinner ' The late season it the year at which you commence
.d lambs and
.1 • A.hout 10 000 'beep and . trade was quiet.
fubt,Tkhneweere•e7n, toilgeedt
an they may Sad damage done.-The cam was adjourned for a
therof Legg Lord ASHLZT hitt uod cued himself, and said :-I must without the risk of • French invasion in the Bay of Port'
or labours will I fear seriously abridge the time tione A country life, perlloll%l ease, anlndependence, fe 64
the party with-
_,
order that the boy might attend.-The mo .
opolonno for being oleos
so
lone without taking my lend and Harbour of Weymouth. (Lute •
hter ) The Queen
aveilable for useful legislation; hot I make no doubt a comforeable ho ,me where mos 46d to 5, 8 ire'
s prices, and • freedom from that to Ba 8.1 ; pigs, 4 jrl eight lb& A,
case of Mr. asterwitrde elMeared with toe boy and the cue as
hadhints about the
1 List,which was my first had brought up her children in a way which was • pattern .
proper p ace amongst you. I are °Retied at producers pri
which
of a termer has many attrac- -
tof the necessaries of life one.
at 41 61 to Ts ; lambs, Its to SiBl 6d ; calves '
~... of office. I was prevented by sickness from utensil and to everyPre- e- ye Gen Act for Ireland expires on petition for laud.
success the
gth andshow
caution on payment of Deets 41e, allowed a week •• r"." taking my proper plara, but it will not be my fault for the nee fee rainy y
resumed.-'rhe Bench then dismi;sed the cue with a
fetters if upon every one of your annual festival, 1; am ears et prosperity aul happiness. (Ai- The Pate •• .
p 1....) Raga& wpm". and he hope' they would all yon eel I stmliumely ti nit 1 o the beet account.
one and trades are exposed. A farmer
which
wiccc
p...1..4
_linop 71_
,pr_d_ite.r.iirets. or: :Atha.): einrs
hto. Deptiord them were 500 beasts and 1,000 sheep. --•
i and the ls• desire to 'web! the evils of exceptional legislation
let June, end you will nut be e-ked to renewit. lay
is master of his nositio_., eeet:;', the pa„9ls m his employ- DORCHESTER
ye med. CRUZLTT TO • HOR•11.-.441t the Borough Petty not have doing my duty of shaking every one by the Min LORDSHIP next proposed that of "-The Bishop ande -of all trades SATURDAY'S CORN MARKET.
•orce of Sessions no Monday. before yor the me (W. Dtirden, hand. (Applause) I must congratulate you upon haying Clergy el Me DioCa" coupled with the name of the Rea- abridgement of liberty would at induce me to I neighboUrbOode IS looks. UP '
duck
r the 0
Esq.) and G. J. G. regory seq ~ F . Henry Roberts was such a fine day. His lordship then called ou- T. A. Graves, wwhooico'hadshopreosce,Lolhedtotabtemm Inhiantyucep.l.leini.t tome., in any degree the perfer mince of the first i ant
10 01 ten toM
,to summoned for cruelty to a horse on Same y said the Church was Tend by the rata. It ei. `, ~ • , MA come to naturally to them account of the large repository salmi, which are me
le "seek,- The Rev. Canon BINGHAM who expressed blipleasure at practical sermon
ant (Nene, seeing Lnrd Ashley present. t Oa life an 1 property ; brit, while determined I farming successfully does
Defendant did not appear.-Acting-Serge duty , REPORT. The clergy were paid from funds settlel upon the Clinch seen!' y . he duck Many men in middle life much more important to farmers than the Gee
- Y s -
... _
~,.. ..,_. auto of cv..ry CI ,veriiment in i roviding for the 1 takes to water, but lam afraid only t find sleet A small attendance in the Corn Exchange,
tim Let their watchwool be ' For Gel, the to fulfil this semet 0 . fil iIII, am persi
1 b't ti I eoled that ; Ils sw.mining does so t
I tir tried for fuming have been, doubtless, attracted market. English wheat was in demand, hut re
Foreign_ wheat met a
~quiet trade at Sovereign, and and the People. Weasel
stated that no Saturday, the 18th, he was on an
the year was :-Males. 2.1417; (email* 93-Wu"' 8.50 °- scarce, only a few samples being shown, and ~„g
(trove-buildings and saw defendant cluivinlrreda hvoar_se
The Rev. J. STZPHINSON was very glad to be able to
"The number of members on the books at the close of by our &Deft . _ ~. (A .
and waggon down the bill. The home aril". '., being a deemsse in the number of males rod, aud a decree'ste tth e the teemed farmer had to Pay the
I comps again. ce were in good condition on account of the fine weather
return thanks in the limns of his rueugebour. Mr. Greene', law. firmly aaminirereil for the tutintenance of peace rent or allow his opponent to get in. I here given you
millers were disposed to buy; prime ___ u
'nosey, and defendant Wan whipping it. Ii stormed.- of female" 16. The number enrolled denim the year was
dl3 were enrolled who
was unable to be pewee. They had often to ge to
Diet i tiller. The provisiene. eimeted b lore the die-
-1 acme of the attrectious ot • farmer's life; idlew me to and
. 27. One member was reinstated,
e home, examined it, and found a wound ebont three
Members' u . . 1878,, the relief of distress, and very often were greatly puzzle d ithusetifoiyattey ilur'ieluyuiPgi urfeinnutehel,rmoryijorios?:( stUhl od ...,Crrad i uwalrlyl i not
soPrnieuelTbini°g"litteaktheetabriigallmt pinicgtusare Inahtuarrealdlyra4lwn,aand to
',es long mailer the collar, and another where the for increaell beneilta. /gem
Bee
.tribu. contributions, . anew what ve .e
d when such diatress mat theta, but it . Ireland. hive besot e•rvievelde for ', speculetive iu vestment, c insiderine the small matte last week's pnceshf from J to Jess per qr. Beriej,
amount nto An ia, led. was always • hap
blind goes route', each corner a its month where ie1,7181.. Of I. Vino, 18711, £2,391)25. 81. , being a eCrease TO
t went was raw.-Defendant was fined 40r., of C3ollBs. 411 . Sedowsuests . and they alerms felt sife when the distress in . ,
,;
fs .
gelation of the late Pi loin-nt. for the initigaeon of
. al, d f fit, that any one Ma put esPited into. De grinding was wort 6d more on the week, with a fee
gluP°: 366FoWted48:s -over last week's rates, very
with re te
and £7O on 10 deaths have been raid off. Sick pay asi paint the dark
cro aide
crop
:ref chaot.p.icetumneererFeieri.miengereiacibthere
t coats. Telt tohf atthcimaporthot et l. _ 1 lio ottespon
by
Lta. Fie meney
conowpie,,ogosarapor.4
sow,
but
he
has
no
certainty
he
will
reap
trade,
realiaing
264
tons.
Oats
se_
scarce
anti
in".
v. HANDLEY MOULIt preached he farewellunder my consideration.
leant:es already autherised y Parliament m
the very day they are secured in autumn. His live stock
s,
prime white 28e to zit Bow=
&leo i
been allowed 4,558 metes tor 5.191 weeks and four debut, thtkeerruslheo"uldeoferugtotthedifficul totykatteldPtrfurieduatorahetklp"ethewmaelb° n reeuest, het
Sueulay last to large congregations The weeks and live days, &mown net,. tl3i lib. 101 d., no .kiugA measure will at an early date he submitted to you
aro at time risk of disease and accident,. And some of the
amounting to Sele.os Me 31, sod t
Reserve Forces." At Weymouth they ought to know '2°
females for
528
(kfdeCuriallitlthe followed with "The Nay/. Array, and
for putting an end to the controversies which have short supply, and good samples fetched .eoto to ses.
-.thine! was (rem l'salm xlviii ,15 -" This a total i mice' of sickneus of 5 720 wei anti
..tem d;lilys. and luxuries we farmers have been harem for some years are
what the nary was, for they always had men-if-war it
arisenp with respect to Burials in Churchyards and bed sons, with prices beneath the cost of production; Peas, white, a quiet trade, at 408 to 425. 51mee ts
',..1 for ever end ever ;He will be our a total amount of sick payfrom 28-4 to •
psi Ito f a uwiron in the South of England. The navy whether Cemeteries,scarce azid difficult te obtain; the neer*
and it will be recassary to ask you to a rapidly diminishing capital ; harassed late and early to better on the week, prices zee, mad
of sick pay of Sffi 19.. 11. Sick pay was • 0 wi . .
, death." In the evening the church of sickness Si compared awititilsP•s76 .-t,41 airmege:s, but an Portland, which was the finest harlour for the assembling
'I y crow led, tneoy who were particib Increase.. ever in • better posiuen renew the Act for secret
• had its t him les so Am .n the chief subjects win will•ch be brought often-an entire lose of capital' and then tee bankruptcy voting. get the two ends to meet; and-it has happened only too maize ve7
values being 35e to 36s per quarter. A retail trade he
amounting to £3l e . oe nurse r o
'r
r ° . g i 1., ill be Bills court.-Mr. T. Lawson atHirriendar. turnip and swede seeds.
had owe and he ',fermi to the heroism displayed at the under your notice, as tme may perm' w
The rev. preacher cheer. ea his
sore seats erriving long before the 72 mei bcr. und,
Bnidisrulisi sloe 8,762 weeks atnoideficovosedrsayoso,
tittoottitetvprar,s,,seboiped. oirApiu.Lo4wsis) i.e
..
the sick lot on I.t Jenuary, 11190, under the old rules was p , -
end now, brethren, I commend el Average rote el miasma-males, nine weeks, two days. smelts of the Orpheus and Lilo Birkenhead. Of the for rein , more effectual protection to the occupiers of
ago:. t I j r fromGroundGame, fordetermining WORK FOB. THE WEEK. DORCHKeTER
word of lii. grace." Sc. There
the of Dorset stood A 1 in e way
peon
of volunteers. He knew lu°
- " D'° Yliabilities f amid Mt ustained SATURDAY'S CATTLE MARKET.
on • just principle, the es or e s berries and currants appears to have survived the frost and
'lot hearing " Mr. Handley" II hours, for l 4 16.. 31i., showing • eight increase in e
eight hours, for 1.3 126 1/1. ; females, 18 weeks. one day, reserve forces they might
to be i, for thou of the county e
lunt-er service of the countyHARDT FRUIT Gantine.-An abundant crop of goose-
word
by workmen. and for the extension of the borough easterly winds, and may now be considered as sale. At Mr. Ensor's sale there were 120 beasts and 1%3
8 Volunteersf the county
females of more than which stood higher than the Iti •o
we are glad to find be does duration of sickeess In the camel males se compered with of no regiment In the vo
*diately, but will fix his 1878, but an increase in the Cane of Although the bushes may now *pew clear of insects they
h Heifers and calves fetched Cl 6 10., t, uy,
the Rev. George Monte. nine days. Capital at end of lfr9, L 17,439 14s. ~ I li toehold wort-Colonel These and all your lars a beep.
labours I commend to the bless- eh mid be frequently examined, and whenever catered berrenere, £lB to 07 per pair; inemif heifers,
tit
Ito
.„,,eah at the end of 1878, f 18,766 131. 21 , being an increase o ago by a man whose man was • t,
' shoeF•hesrlng - - £673 ls. ill. The average 4tl • ditto of Dorset, and which was so ably commended • short time (ran_ chise in Ireland.
make their appearance they should be dueled with fresh-
calm evening Of to £l3 ; fat beef, trade not quite so brick, at 131; to ha
lociety took place tet H.llll the
31st Number, 1872, is 7 121. 311. ;at the end of 1878 it described the other day at Beehton l'f' -, ' i In the House of Peers the Address to the Crown was
Per member of general fends at Hensel. (Applause.) The voloneer force was *ell log of God. ground hellebore powder, selecting a
morning when the leaves are moist with dew. Though per score; stock bulls, £8 105 to 130 ; horn off•gemg
l' on Saturday last. was £6 11.. ld. The Pimperne Breach has been &midge, Commanderen•Chief, who said " rho Tweet"! .'ace 0'; moved by the Earl of Elgin, seconded by Lord Sandhurst,
the powder is presonous the rains will wash it off the fruit Dorset ewes, 586 to 636 ; two-tooth horn withers, eh
'knit, laartiasthwflu mated with the Blandford, and the Cree'enne Branch a substantial lied trustworthy re-erve for the eigence and after • debate in which the Duke of Marlborough
before the latter will need to be gathered for Culinary to 10.; down hogs, 4.56 to 535. Mr. Hull's MITI Malta
.. IMIIO Symee, with the one at St. Giles's. The Kington Magna, Monkton the country." (Applause.) , ~ a . and lewd Granville took part, it was carried without purposes. Straweerries promise an abundant crop, and gr. to lige. Mr. H. Mayo's yearling rams, sttm to
Portland Artillery, oniony liC opposition.
seven, Robert Wyld, and Woodeford Stenches have been dissolved, and eeergeant &mem, of the should be well mulched with Jittery manure to allow of its . Mutton, iod per
' gs. lb. Lambs, ..n.is to 37,
ot be a disgraoe to either the
hard Gangs, the members transferred to other branches, in accordance knowledgee the toast, observing if ever the volunteers
THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS IN THE LORDS. being washed by rates, and thus ft rm • clean bed for the each,
Veal, 8d to 9d per lb. Some of the beid calves
, Oliver, in with Rule 18. The first poiut to which the committee were wanted they would u . • .
would ern ii.de and tf possible surpass Lord Beacoustield spoke with much vigour and in his fruit to lie on. Chopped straw ia probably the best material told at
bee i k th fruit clue d Mis each. A thorough clearance was effected, althougk
hamet,o, ; would specially invite the attention of the members is the army or navy, but lighter vein. Beginning with an expression of fistulae- for this purpos-, sue t Dens •n ina
r decrease in their numbers during the past year. No doubt them.
'4' 11,',,7• this is a subject th h behalf f the The Rev. C. W. BINGHAM Led they owed a debt of tion that the Treaty
of regret, one more ono e-
of Berlin was to be carried out he checks evaporation. The strawberry in well-drained mile trade generally wu not so brisk.
. t when the fruit is swelling. Drought is fatal
' 4""•,.. retiring members than of the society, the committee losing gratitude to the Meyer and C ,arsties of the town. He honed the pledge! lathe. Queen's Speech was given "in an isf.n.ostoorsalsoiolyloyverdone with water at may time, and requires
uukis convinced that after • time, when our improving rendition thanked them in the name of th.- society tor their kindness :rel. and not LI luV'maclutrilvemmuue-euures." mover of
were ts a full crop of fine fruit. Plants which have been forced
Mr. becomes more manifest, they will themselves also regret in allowing them to occupy the Guildhall that morning.itiarktts.
Sy it. The lammed amount of contributions is the obvious (Applause.) they to be I TIM phrase would cover anything' but he buy be pleated out if ground is available. Make the soil
le of this country would hardly approve firm about the roots and water thoroughly until the plants BRISTOL CORN, THURIDAT.-English wheat uratiew
. result of their withdrawal. The society, however. is still The Mayo& was very thankful indeei it had been such thought the poop
advenes. Other descriptauos unchanged. }laity 61 De-;
to be congratulated upon the advance of its capital fundin value. Winter Americen continues truce at 11 fee,
the
otihdettorwfoneoefds_weyh;o cameoootrom time if the activity should be of a bellicose character! Then are established ; runners being removed and kepoto.clur_of
W no th der the the s h spoke of an ambassador extraordinary. This weeds. A moderate crop of fruit may be prod d this
by £673 Is. 21. in the year. the average proportion of country abenetryuticofululddeseey,
thital per member, which at the end of 1878 was most favourable enctousta, . . ce& If they might Indulge in wane most unusual appointment Such a person might year if the autumn be favoarehle. They rarely fail to d Otis *ti the t'-
qr. dearer. • • fully 11110 h a a eims week', rare..
BRISTOL CATTLE T -MURSDAT.-The cattle h .
' lie. ld., and at the end of 11377 .f. 5 31. Side standing • little simile they might take it as • happy augury Itt commit the country to anything -unless he was specially produce an abundant crop the following season. Con-
',faraway supplied with beef, which sold te."; "ea-
-at 17 Hs. 311. The number of MIMI:lora receiving future for this society. It had been
the
dythe Idea limited by his instructions. Ile might easily involve us tinued attention must be given to disbudding peaches and
in,: 134 s per ewe, owing tes the activity of ii,‘li.a.esaat -
lay under the old rules has fallen during the seer abroad was the good old ship if he DM-. rust
If
titiwar; I As to Afghanistan thespeechipromised " institm nectarines, ant to stopping and regulating the young
Mutt ea also in limited supply and firm trade .----"
lb for choice wethers, and 71 I to 91 for ewer.
at 101 pir
Ito 63, hobo; • durum, of nine. A, long es these Society was about to sink beneath the waves. If she was . tone ' Were
with
Aoftuitist,
outo have a House of Lords, or, *bootee{ apricots; but this should be done at intervals.
more in favour among many sass to avoid giving an undue check to the true. If there
-hers remain on the list. and, until the Present sinking she was going down with her flags flying and
.her in accordance _ thLine
G titers be but be the least trace of phis on peaches and nectarines steely sale at I. per lb. Store ea- tle trade very deir-amt
ebbo full operation as to the reduction of pay, crew cheering, but he did not think it looked like sinking. supporters of the present Government, was ere to
bathe Case at the end of the preeent half year. They were living in &nagger revcreals-political reversal", one Chamber, and that presentative or were the to promptly apply an insecticide, tobacco water applied with SOUTHAMPTON CORN, FRIDAY.-Thin sundae'
have reached our normal condition, nor be
Is In trade, reversals iu friendly societies, and he have County Boards) He noted the lam' e promise any to • syringe during calm evenings being most effectuaL
trade at full prices of last week. Barley stee lc mu
-burly bow mach the society has been hoped there was a great reversal about to take place in South Africa. Here. again free institutions were to be Keep an eye on apricots for caterpillars, destro/ing them
,T the changes which have been made, due society. It had had the ebb tide, but had just got established. For his part he would prefer to leave such by squeezing the infested leaves between the finger and and Maine fair vale, at Is per qr. advance Floor hette
are happy in being able to state that the the Met of the flood that day. (Applause). matters to General Roberts or the Mei Commissioner. thumb. Plums and cherries, both of which promise an sale, at last week's full prices. New wheat u Enoutl -
t Alllenceef Itcgistered Societies is now Time Ray. G. IIARKNEDI proposed The health of their Auto the Peace Preservation Act he should not resist the abundant crop
.of fruit, should have a good washing with red, LI 10* to Ali ; white ditto. Lit) to ell los; grilling
he Dorset Friendly S-spletY la otie,of noble Clainuan, the Presideor of the Society." Th i name action of the Government. "The responsibility is yours," the garden engine to soon as the fruit is fairly set, and if barley,ees to Ills; malting ditto, 35. to eis : oate 17i to
The committee are tatting steps tor of Ashley, he was quite sure, would be honoured and he said. They were, however, onle postponing the the trees are at all ialested with insects the writhing roust Be ; 6eaus; 45. too. ; peas, eee to ; maize, 3,is L, 3,1
• toe opportunity thus &Mimed of received with warmth, and welcomed in every society of consideration of • question welch would some day force be frequently repeated, applying tobacco water as advised flour, Itle to 404 per sack.
onie of these; so that, on the one Eoglishmen, as it WAS associated with everything great them to action: and seeing that this legislation was for peach trees. Disbud sow regulate the young shoots of SOUTHA.MPION CATTLE, Fitzusr.-There Was &
1, who may reside within these and good. (Applause). originally their own, they would have done wisely to vines trained against wells in the open air, and if mildew small supply of stock at our market to-Iy. Trade we
!vantages of membership to a The CHAIRMAN said lam much obliged for the kind way continuo it. Had the late Government been returned appear dust with sulphur. Mulch recently planted fruit not quite so brisk as l ust week. Beasts sold at Ils 61 to
m, and, on the other, that • you have received me to-day. It shows you have forgiven they would have found ample time for the enactment. trees with about belf-decsmposed manure, and if dry give 156 per score, and wethers is to is 41 per sleet 110
,pervision may be exentioid me my apparent neglect in net coming last yeer to do my He concluded by saying that this was the only (mullion them *good watering, following were offered :-Resale, 18; sheep,3l9 ;talreell;
ay. The e imouttee cannot duty at your meeting at Podilstown. I fully intended to he had for thanking the Bowe of Lords for the great pigs, 101 . horses, 8.
eressieg their c snedence Tillf FUTURE OF FARMING. WAKEFIELD CORN, FRIDAT.-The wheat trots is
have done se, but unforteere. ly ill•health prevented me support it gave the late Gov rnmont. The Ileum had
as to the admission of from having that pl,ssure. lem glad to hear from the proved itself by the cordiality of that support the Halfway through May. eed but little clover ready for steady to-day, fully late rates being imisted upon. Baby
stributioc of sick par report which was read at oo: meeting today, that the guardian of the national honour. the scythe. How oftsn have we seen trifolium alai trefoil quiet. Beans rather cheaper. Oats and in the. ogles is
tsar., administrators society is in a flourishing state, for though we leave teflon Lord Granville spoke immediately after the late Printh in swathe • very few dots after the Present dote I-But scanty supplies the turn dearer. The "'either in 'visit
• and if these points off in numbers yet we are inevrased in funds. (Applause.) Minister, and began by replying to the Duke of Marl- i this utson gives scant pr nuise of early or abundant hey. pleasant
fully expect that I thought, perhaps, oaiu,:: to the great improvement which borough. The Duke had admitted the needless character We heir of farmers who have already catea all their LIVERPOOL CORN, Ftiosy.-With a indents
inue unchecked. lam very •14,1 to see is the iay of labour in this County, of some portions of the Peace Preservation Act; and it , seeds; and from the poor prospect of vetches, which it is attendance our market closes quiet, generally at Tuesday's
Ponied the men would prefer going into the 0 Idfullows was inexplicable why the late Government, who must our panful duty once more to report, it Li Mica to see
'be accepted, end friendly societies of that kind. but I and that is not have contemplated the possibility of the elections result- what they can do negt with their too redundant flicks. price& Wheat, Califon:dem, 9s VS lits per rented Ws"
t set lasted, Peal to the Limbs are selling at such excel' snt prices, teat when keep Quietus., es ed.
is scarce and lambs are fat it woeld seem to be the best corn, • fair eneuiry ; new mixed Amencan. 54 li. Pen,
and oattowd slow sales, prices Egyptian,
74ed.t° In ,l.
quist„U.U.
. the cue, and lee may seep°. e the reason of such falling, ft lag as they have done, did not postpone the appeal
" in i" is the crutc .1 ie riot tin meth which we have been going, country, in order that this needful legislation might be get
ew rules We cert drily foond we were la • fable position, end like through in time. The present Government had fully policy to sell them, and hum save the overstocked pastures. but suede
'ls saw scalde mu-n- and tee chaireuen of your committee is • weighed all the considerations the subject presented, and In other cues • ceninued use of artificial focal will do
'nun- mat tensible mu. thouith Ido not know whether his haul resolved that it was better to try and do without this much to tide over the present difficulty. Time sound policy YEOVIL: CORN. FRIDAT.-Wtrut, 401 to :Hs ; Aube
',eke moeady would like me for to tell him so-the moment he exceptional legislation TIOTORE to Lord Beacousfieldli of keeping all stuck iutended for sale in forward condition Ms 6.1 to 346 : o ut.,_23‘ tiSS ; beans, 421 ti 51.; iller. Hi
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per r erbbhlealiaTFTOrbnoFeurrieoffroewbrrea:fuso oeapcwerfkap:...rruilkttiehteduan.adaf-raar.enipr:l.?:oi: j
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"• found such was the case be went to work and got the reference to Afghanistan, he said the new Government is brought out during such times as these, Poor lambs
isal
gruwedhieuchtuthtekyekentueWw joustif efffluledrsthit as he can conveniently do with. Fat lambs, on okortheeemothfityr
' institution put urns • sound and firm basis, therefore all were not very
hfioutllyooitnkfoior become a drug in the market, since
our tbarik. ere dile to the odimes of the association who that country,
took the m War up in thoe, for " • each in time saves sanguine anticipations expressed from the Throne • short hand, are always saleable, and command higher prices on de,„,ed.
the," and it is no us-, na we minors say, "spoiling the ali,p time ago. The questions unsettles' in the East Were of the ace ,unt of their rarity.
• • lueporih of tar.' (Lime-der.) I think we may now greatest importance, and would require for their solution The east winds, which have supplied us with • theme of YEOVIL CATTLE, FaiD4Y.-There was • geed nuey
stock in the ca tie market and trade was brisk Pm
ly say we are on ruelli a good sound bees. lam the greatest wiedoin and moderation on the part of all the for several successive weeks, still continue. The ground,
the fiet hes genie fort I that the ladies can no longer Powers of Europe. The sending out of a Special Aruba& although refreshed only two days ago with • copious in large supply, and very high prices were realioad,
mei to the lamella of thin society. I don't know seder was a needful step. lie had been sent out with lust shower, is parched, and grass crops begin to look brown Scercely any cheese on offer, new Pekoe selling t 28. Is
tit apirsra they have been rather exerting in such instructions as those Mr. Layard had received when and spindly. We notice our rape coming up boldly and 34.-There
CORN.largePSo L pitchu
ex al T flax,.
-T h be
general ntoe ;e Ids te n s'w old dell
at .C 4 15 -to 1.5 5s re r ace. ° u eer
'ale. But, as yea know, ladies generally take a be was sent out as a Spe••ial Ambassador by the late well. and • second lot will be sown on a well-prepared
interest in societies of this kind in different Government. Lord Granville then named some pro- seed-bed on Saturday. In spite of all difficulties our
wheats continue to improve, and now cover the ground, emarketeeet.67.l,,q6.. Of. Pricesperbnseletureg,"forrigni4.4. to:-.stliiik
ed the Wry of an American woman who was visions of the Berlin Treaty which had not been carried
pride. They grow vigorously, and hie fair to be worth Fasi-e--,,ra. k------. -- - Be.•
'.. ---
was the
- -
string when the be was breaking up. She out-the reform in the provinces', the rectification of except in divers thin spots, fortunately few and far ar. Grinding be ley, 2135. • oats, 2,1.. to 255. • been 14.
ec'e bunk looking most disconsolate. A the Greek frontier, and the territorial concession to between. Two-and.twenty acres of cabbages are our chief e.„- 'esge , melee_ gip. .„,' QR. ',... „, nee., „„,„'e,„, ~,„ees,
WARMINSTER CORN, SATURDAT.-The supply of all
Ner "Rollo*, you ere not looking very Montenegro. As to the reforms in Armenia, nothing
'ed "No; goodness gracious there's the whatever had been done under the Berlin Treaty and the
moLnaetyely we have heard of several directions in which the kinds of erste was the mortals Um sessoe, end therein.
`my husbend has gone off and not • Anglo-Turkish Convention The policy of the Liberal
principles we have often inculcated are being put into less than twenty samples of farmers wheat in ofir.
sever his lam' (Great buighter.) We party had always been the encouragement of European
•m st encouraging meeting. As co-operation in this matter. He still believed, as he had successful operation We allude to the groeth of perish.
'it was the most unanimous and always done, that the action of united Europe must be able crops for the London market. Our 22 es of Trade ruled dale at the following rates :-Wheet. NH
gooseberry farm. Toe same gentlemen also gives • cheery
' in. Nobody had any (milt to set-am re set-amain': for, even if it we resisted, the resistance cabbage* are half of them for sale. A friend has been 410 s.
to ell'. to Ede : womb.. 306 to 40a : barl
bum"' 50'. to 5d561. ; oats, lit to '' In
ey, Oscine,
ant I never saw. We hare would be of the most feeble character. The Government enlightening us upon his system of growing gooseberries li;; ''
a
from Mr. Octaves. What hell sent out as Special Ambassador one of their own on a large and profitable scale under the appellation of a quarts' B ATif
-s kept this country in the colleagues, who was thoroughly possessed with their CORN, SATURDAY. -Thor. was a small supply d
Wow') It has been, 111 dews and would enforce them. It was impossible to SS/ description of the success of his rhubarb farm, This has wheat, the beet samples of which found buyers at ND
rates of last week, bat inferior kinds were r elected,
confidence between whether he would succeed or not One of our difficulties more practical bearings for us than °With fannies Or
-Ting to sow dissension, was the old one, that the Turks believed their Empire so Angora goat farming. It is the direction in which we Feeding stuffs had an upward tendency. Flour was flre
s yet stuck together, essential to us that we could not endanger it; another was must all walk-the tune to which we most all duce. in value'
,us little country of a now one, the belief they had that we were bent on With a gooseberry farm properly managed on one nil e, GLOUCEBTER CORN, SATURDAT.-There was • mail
clause.) What does t rritorial aggrandisement in Asia Minor. The slovern- and acres of rhubarb on the otber • with cabbages 20,04 sup*, of English wheat, and prices were without chimp-
'l burdens and so meat, however, would cause all possible information on to the acre sold at one farthing cacti ; with lavender, b Foreign met a slow sale at about previous rates. Geed.
I can do better the subject to be communicated to Parliament. I " ins barley and oasis firm Out, 6 I
nuts, watercreams. onions, potatoes parsnips, rune's. as coßg ter dearer
e .per guar •
ri We sang in In the House of Commons the Ad tress was moved by reliefs to the monotony of perpetual corn growing-may BI7ITER, SATORDAT.-Ordinary -Firsts, 1111:
Mr. Albert Geer, and seconded by Mr. Hugh Mason. An we not meet the growing difficulty of American compel,!- seconds, 102 e; thirds. ittos : fourths, 90. ; fifths, l'h;
superfine, 148, Fine mild, 110.' inibi, 104 s. Fine lum
amendment was proposed by Mr. O'Connor Power, end lion I We have faith in the adaptation, in the long run,
ro
110 a ; mild keel, 10i.. Sett kegs-firsts 1114 : mon"
seconded by Mr. Richard Power, declaring that the of produce to the market. We must keep out ears an. ,
important and pressing question
pressi of the position of eyes opan, and look at our soil-not merely ass bearer of m 102.; third.. ids; fourth., 90a. Number of firkins in time
- arket thSrs.
occupiers and cultivators of the land in Ireland deserves barley and carrier of corn crops, but as • raw material k
mint e
the most serious end immediate attention of her Majesty's from which either a rosebud ..
or a cabbage .„, be fabris o CUE ICALS.-The week'e business in chemicals tau
la Government, with view to the introduction of such cited acc,rding to the requirements of the law. of supply ( nasmuch as attention has been largely detracted bde
not be accepted as any criterion of tbeir actual p eras
legislation as will secure to those classes the legitinude and demand.-Agrieultaral Guetts. y
o
. holidays, thus rendering the bulk of transactions,
fruits of their industry.
which
When MIL GLADSTONE rose, the loud cheers with larly in the Leticashire districe comparatively small.
half-empty benches behind greeted him gave a signal MINERALS continue in an increasingly unsatislecterf
the
'hat was carried through all the vestibules, and presently AFGHANISTAN. condition.
embers trouped in filling all the available seats The --.0.-_- METALS-The pig iron markets hare been detidelle
ruler commenced by defending theueen's Speech irregular during the weak butt taking them on Ma
SustA, Saturday. -A &Sigh force from Feebly,' ak hail ' ' '
the chateau( rueagreness brought est it by )4r. entirety, they have, towards the latter end, acquired'
lot Power, and expressed a hope that that gentle- imp. ged 4,000 Afghans near Maixens. The enemy, who slight degree of s•eulinses.-Frona J. Braden SPERM sal
'old not persist in his resolution to divide the acids strong position, were dislodged after an obstinate Co.'s Weekly Report.
Turning to the Chancellor of the Exchequer's resistanoe, and were pursued as far as Sheikh Madden,
said it was the duty of himself and his dispet sing in every direction. The Afghans lost upward,. MRS. WELDON IMPRISONED.
N mourning office to conform to a treaty which of 100 killed, while the loss on the British side was two A
international LW. That would have been officers wounded, two men of the 14th Regiment killed, t the Central Criminal Court, this (Moodayl
'ay circumstances, but they had the leesmorning, Mrs. Weldon, who was found guilty Le
and two men wounded. The British force returned to
, they had never found serious fault with - • • •sh. session of libelling Mr. ' •
'hour objurgation" in Opposition being resuossi . Riviere, was brought up fet
slow or inadequate fulfilment With
judgmenk Mr. Riviere's counsel stated that Mrs
'utment of Mr. (trachea as Special A HORRIBLE DISCOVERY Weldon had, in defiance of the agreement enteral
in
'art,, he explained that a Special Was mad ein London on Saturday. A to, made further most offensive charges WWI
parcel which Riviera. Mrs. Weldon read a long statemest
re be
'ere thosegranted to an WY fished out of the Thames near Pimlico-oer was, alleeing she was maned h je, ii
i reminded the Opposition that ha v w suits, an that she am
,ierim their
re._ been miide on rig opened, found to contain the trunk and arms not legally convicted. The Recorder sentenced hertz
4. He gave sell'e interesting
of a child about five years of age. The trunk corres- four months' bri • ment.
;ohen's instructions, -Mi-i at ponds to • head which was found by some boys last
Prince Leopold arrived at Quebec(Sunday)
y
en the fulfilment of that week at Batton, It is believed that the head when day.
wling with the frontiers picked up had not been in the water more than 24 - .
'ion of the frontiers of hours. 'I he polio...are of opinion that the other
'tea to remove "the portions of the body are still in the river. TERRIBLE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
tined at Constanti•
rivet. interests of A San Francisco telegram states that a briege '4
DEVON AGRICULTURAL SHOW.
-reservation el the the narrow guage railway, has given away durinil lisf
England would The annual exhibition of the County Agricultural passing of an excursion train. Ten paseeNzeni eel
her misappre- Society wu held last week at Totnes, and resulted in a killed and 60 injured.
that England very successful meeting. Although the show-yard was Consols one-sixteenth better.
he sortues close to the railway, yet the fact of the Dart running _
desire to between the yard and the station obligee visitors to take • - --- - -
,ajaiona walk or • drive of nearly a mile-andeehalf before they THE LAST BEACONSFIELD eIYATEIIy.
eve at reach the entry gates. The entire show of cattle was
i ; he remarkably good one, the average quality in all classes
• Earl Beaconsfield writes to the Times that of 1,
a
bring superior to that of previous years. The Bee., published speech not one single word wee delivered bT
7; could net be expected to show aoy great advivace over title he, and It conveys in every sense the rev erso Of trill
~, exhihition of premium years, for that which seemed to be he expressed.
the height of excellence was rescind at preceding shows, The Press Association manager repeats hi, ALin.
Ills therefore sufficient praise to ssy that the animals meets, says he cannot account for tills rd'ewi
extra, 1
,hown were, as • class, st lust the equals of their
AsOrv. la the yearling class we find an exec ierrir in misre agreement preeentatien, and that the int. iroi
'I lot, and Mr. Fryer, from Duet, prod boil tion was given and published in good faith.
•winners. His "Shamrock' was the best looking -
among the whole of the Devon. in the male classes, During the first four months o the fyear the 1•10
mu as _l4
blue rosette w awarded him without hesitation.
chemical manufactures and products uneniuses'eee
s • nice looking head, is very even at all paints, tmeorted was t 428.343 against =3,111 Juring the tw"
is well to the touch. "Sweet William' is • er'muling P•D°4 of 1879.
„ion to the first prise winner, and the others a..
a not unworthy aseocieties of thou which ----
,eel dieUnctioa of the Judaea The three SI R,THS. ewe
vet, two only In number, Mr. L ngto ' . May IL at Lyme Regis, the wife of Lient.!C
`2th' and Mr. Fryer's "Aside:" Deja. Llnetarir, Madras Light Cavalry. of a eon.
rompetition. Last time they E 1114iy Ile at Princeestreet Dorchester the wife el lla
el time best f h ey tnet the WH. J l daughter..et .e„
iso t • o•nteet, but this Me. y. 13.eguemu. ° a
%aqui' carried off the blue ribbon, dee, - -ad
Durcbusier.
tku
wife
of
--r.
- Bs".
la
e another victory. Both het littter-
and So nearly level-eteoe "1. my 14, at Whetham Mills,
pt Beaminster, the wiled •-.
'otege in siee-ethat bibs quite Cliaffey. of a eon. W.
Seen places in a.m.future May 18, at Bell.street, Dorchester, the wife of Mr.
!stellar class Mr. Frye had re Bailey, of a daughter. a lln
ensile in " Lily" r ' May St. at Froome-terrsor„ Dorchester, the see -
and
' for Um same exhibition Arthur Spicer, of • daughter.
es from the most notes! MARRIAGILS. V
Nd med. a eeMay 10. se the perish church, Cattistoch. l"Y thus
1,
roan a
the
strong A. Ti. Wilkins,e assisted by the fee,
', of Duke
Bedenkarn %Vellum, only son of Mr.
se_ •er.Taunton, won Longtwedv, It ithstheth Jane Hobbs, only amuse'
7 me,. Stratton, Mrs. J. Mitchell, of Cattistock. wI.
le seen) classes May 12, by license, at (lherminster, by the R's--. 4
a diminution Barnet, William Walter Peach, of Channioster.
,
ad.. by the of Mr. Z Peach, to Ellen Emma, only dime,'"
xuso.llllllled Knight, Alfredotreet, Southampton.
In rain May It at Christ Church, Sits, by the Rev.eeeed Yaug
o their Payne, Charles Smith, of Weymouth. to
Sir, J. Clutterbuck.
"tent ' W I'
May 12. at All Souls' Church, Lengbaneelse• ie.
-ore John Groves C lie of Glasgow en of L Grorreeeur
'et Bingham's Melcombe. to Aripie.Slimbeth, side
' of the late George Cook. ef .
May 11, at the Congregational Church. Cerneeeees,
Rev. Yr. Thomas, William Cox, yeoman. of to".---censt
• Susan Sbeppard. daughter of the late Issas
-us Abbaa, Derek. oe Be
'iv 18. at All Saints' Church, Dorchester, bf ee-,01
'es, Charles Thomas*, second she of Mr. a74-eil
of Tower House, Winchester, J.Ps__l: gob
'tall youngest daughter ofMr. Char
NIMIUMT.
' St. Guru's Church. Fordinlrtoeu hi_ese
ie, William Walter Aentl. of !b. -w.-elts.
ler Isle of Wight, te Emma &roe
David Peaty, watchmaker.
DEATHS. wiskg I
'-bill,Yeevil. Mare ans. ef Wag
sa. Keto formerly recto
ClOl
‘er-terreoe. Werwou-
es.
his Het year. esed
Shafteshore, liT. ,
n.ardS3:ll:lasr:d sili '
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