The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30 00:00:00

DORCILINTKR PAIN AUGUST 6, 1868.
NOTicni 4 16 hi storuAL SALE a DOWN
NAAS asd ELM L LIMBS.

MitT. SNE.OIt has been favoured with
iastructioas from Mr. J. C. FoonN of COIll•
to announce that his ANNUAL SALE of DOWN
elbAt and RAIL LAMBS will be bald in the Dor-
*heater Agricultural Repository, adjoining the South
Walks, ooMt• the flooth-Ww.tern Hallway Statioo,
on THURADAY, AUGUST 6, 1868, at three o'clock,
whoa will be offered

3 runs.
Soperlor to say that have been previowly offered.
Mr. FOOLS baring Exhibited his neap et various
Agricultural Shows, and taken 14 First Prion ootiesen-
tinily, and from the general eatisfsetion the sheep have
given to purchasers at former Balm, the Aoceloaaaa,
with Abe greatest er . eedenee invites the attention of
Breeders of dret-elem Downfibeep to this sale.
The Sheep may be sees Is the Fair Field at eleven
o'clook on terrain( of Bale.

Possogincs.-11te trial of,Cocuit Cborinaky at Munich
for complicity in the poisoning of the Countess
Chorinaky, which created so much sensation through.
out Bavaria, terminated on Saturday. The Count wee
found guilty, and eenteneed to twenty years' imprison-
ment in • fortress, and should he live until that time
Ins expired. be is to be exiled.
PSOTISTAXT KIIGLLND. —The Queen has sent •
telegram to the King of Fruasia requesting his Majesty
to express her hearty oongratulations to the committee
for the erection of the Luther memorial upon the rue
awful completion of their leek. " Prosestant
England," says her Majesty, "cordially Nympathiesis
with an recesioe which unites the Protestant Princes
and people of Germany."
Wan PILOSPCOIII.—The Paris correspondent of the
Pall Mall GOsatt asserts that there were rumours on
the Bowie on Friday of a warlike speech made by tbe
Emperor at a banquet after the review at Chalons, and
there was • fall of stook. It is certain (be adds) that
not only is the idea again becoming prevalent that
hostilities are at hand, but 'ammonial people are
hamming decidedly anxious for war as the only means
of escaping from the present ruinous uncertainty. The
times are said to resemble those which ushered in the
fall of Loots Philippe.
Tel Quggs.—The invitation to the Royal breakfast
on Monday, at Buckingham Palace, were very nuoierotta
The entertainment took place al fresco marquees of
gnat expanse and tastefully dessorated being erected in
the Palace Gardens. At no period of her reign, it is
said, has her Majesty seemed in heartier spirits than
while she was extending • gracious welcome toter guests.
Amongst those who bad the honour to receive invita-
tions wen the Duke and Duchess of Somerset, Marquis
and Marchioness of Westminster, and Bath, Earl and
Countess of Cork, and Shaftesbury. Lord and Lady
Taunton, Lord Portman, Lord sad Lady Cecilia Bing.
ham, Lady Constance and Lady Theodora Grosvenor,
Lady Herbert, Lady Anne Gore Langtoc, Lady Ashley,
Lady •ugusta Start, Hon. Misses Portman (2), Mr.
Gerard Start, ILP., and Ms. Gore Langton, M.P.
HONOWORD WOOL FAlL—This fair was held on
Wednesday, and was well supplied with wool. There
was a good abonaroal of dealers, though only one north
country one (reprocessing Masers. Garnett, of Bradford,
Ye kali re), hat trade rated somewhat dull, and eventually
a considerable quantity of wool we unsold. Down legs,
ewes, and mixed lots ail sold at about theatres prices, sta.,
365. to 375. Id. per tad, some few lota at 375. 6d., and one
very clean lot of Downtowns, grown by Mr. Church, of
West Wick, made 38a., which was the highest prise
realiaed, except for one lot of very deep and height
half-bred leg, for which Mr. G. Miles intooseded in
obtaining 38s. 6d. per tod. The average of the fair was
about 2s. 6d. per sod less than lest year, when 41a. wee
the top, and 39a. Bd. the avenge.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENT&
Tuesday, 30.-Bonsesion (Somereet) Fair.
Wedsesday, July 1 —Auctionst the Mart, Tokenhotuss-
yard, London, of the Glitney, Blackney, and
Honk wood Estates, situate near Bridport,
Messrs. Driver and Co.
Brost:toy Farm. Dorchester. Auction of
a very choice flock of pure-bred Busses
Down Sheep, Heifers, Barren/re, Calves,
Implements., Ica, by Mr. T. Eason
Axminster (Devon) Fair.
... . .

1, "Ad two 'following days.—Crowri Hotel, filtnr.
minder Newton, Dorset Auction b 7
Thorne of the whole of the effects in and
upon the above named premien'.
Thursday, I.—Toner Down (Dorset) and Donee Tracey
(Devon) Pairs.
. . . . .

Watircombio Farm, Dorchester.—Annual Lotting
by Auction of Mr. T. H. flasuideres Ramp.
shfre Down Rams.
fisturday, 4.—Mr. Fanar's Repository Bale, Dorchester.
Monday, 6. Andow County Court.
Dwchastar (Dorset) Fair.
Auction by Mr. Ensor at his Repository, Dor-
chester, of 1200 withers and ewes (Mr. W.
Manfield's).
Auction by Mr. Ensor at his Repository, Dor-
chester of 530 withers, ewes, and wither
lambs (Mr. G. Mayo's).

BIRTHS.

June 18. at the George-- -6;;;Teroial Inn, Wimborne,
the wife of Mr. W.. 7. -Hinde, of a daughter.
June 17, at the Court House, Sycling, the wife of J. B.
Marriott, Esq., of • daughter,
June 18, at Weymouth, the wife of Mr. G. Haill, of a
daughter.
June 18, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. Lac Cole, of
a daughter, stillborn.
June 20 at Broodwindsor, the wife of Joseph El.
Studley, Es. of a daughter.
June 21, the wife of the Rey. Edward Wanklyn, of
Bournemouth, of a daughter.
June 22, at Weymouth, the wife of Mr. Carey Reed,
postmaster, of a daughter.
June 22, at Britford Vicarage, Rulisbury, the wife of
the Rev. Arthur P. Morris, of a daughter.
June 28, at Pordington, Dorchester, the wife of
Thomas Randal, smith, of a son.