The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-01 00:00:00

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filarkets.

SECOOND EDIIION.
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LONDON CORN (OFEN/NG).
For wheat Mainers wag quiet, but ite4diii.
firm ; oats and mai: 3 hardly st-osnr, but stilt IS im dearer on th wrk.. Beans, oea. and
alawiy, Arrival. :—.l.49glish ado,t,
13 8.57 sacks; infolgu 39 792 ;
11 mr, 1,579 barrel* and 8,893 • )14.

MAIM LANE (CLOSING).
Wheat cioeed heavily, with price', in few
buyers. Flour dull and. drooping; t 444,4/
dearer on the week; muse, inucive 71;44.
and peas unaltered.

METROPOLITAN OATIZETZmos
kit
(Tai' DAY.)

About 3, boasts, including 1,200 foreigt. T
000
quiet from 4s 6d to 64 24. About 5,000
lambs. Trade quiet from 4.61 to 14,77,as
8.; Calves, 5e 6d to 6a 6d ; .4, GI to
At Deptford there were 1,100 hcwiti, and
sad lambs.

DORCHESTEIL

sATußuhrs cArri.r:
At Messrs. Duke's sale beef was sew. mbi
dear, steers making 16s, heifer 4 14,61
cow. 13.64 per score. Heifers and (3•l‘e4 }:l2
cows and calves, fat to £18; barren stirk heifer% 11,'
to 4:9 10s. Bulls sold well. Barrenerd, la
per pair. The mutton trade was very g.vvi;i,dttal
as • short supply; horn wethers out thtir
was
48s to 625, down wethers averaged 33..
ewes, 554 to 58.; lambs, 34.4 641 totts ;dosoliszt'4.
store tags, 4.1 2e.—At Mr.. Symonds's there
t osupply6. ;
barrenof st°cle"rs7iElhl2atoqu#l9 each;
k trade.
to
£IJI to ; fat calves, 604 to £4 7s 11.1 ; 1)LLIIA frAZ
tom; lamb, 108 to lid per lb.; mutton, 9d ,
shorn; store lambs, 24s to 29s each. There
clearance of everything at enhanced prices.

Di/ROHE:ITER
13ATURDAY'd CORN MARKET,
The return for last week wae—Wheat, 340
afovuerrage
bwihp.ric:, ,etagellB,e£olld3.pe6dr. On
s,,b.rxtule,hy, 7tiletiven
a very small attendance, but farmer:, came to Noti
in better spirits, especially where the thun4en4;;;
had fallen on their land. -English wheat was el
request, but only a few sample. were on ~fref„
sold at last week's prices, 38i to 46., rather 6,7
Foreign wheat met a very slow trade, 4 L‘arilizr_
week's prices, 52.5 to 58e Foreign barley ;try
agtuaufrotlyn
male toiseltkis2eadtovawicewohnitethepemwee4k2:pepne,:outtli
6d to 280, with a good demand. Oath a quiet trid"
fully last week's prices, good oats being heatmo2
difficult to obtain; black oats, 2Ge to Vs; whit 4,747
30s. Beans very scarce indeed, and those
Linseed cakes, £lO 5 toklo 10s ;cottoneakes
16,, to 67. Flour, 39s to 4.1.1 per sack.

BRISTOL CORN, THURSDAY. —At to.dity'a market*
Enghen and foreign whrat. were in slow retiit,i,
week's quotations were firmly held : barley eat iLa
maim, sanal•ered ; oats, rather dearer.
BRISTOL CATTLE, THURISDAT.—We bad a maiut
show of beef at our iii.trket t ,day, and th no thsre
been recent heavy cdisisomenta of Antitleas oink ke
week's quotati,ns remained quite first, best „„„-
fetching from 821 to 84, ; amidmiddling iortg
741 per cat.; mutton wee in fair supp:r. and W..%
rather quint; beat wethers filched frtn, 911 total pe •
and heavy ewes from 714 to 811. We bad a preeti
supply of lamb, which was in demand all' per Ih.
were Wit Many store cattle, awl with the irap,4l
weather a better tone prevailed, nearly all Misg Kit i
god many itore sheep were penned: an
good prices. There were only a) oat aimp, fr,l,4t
Bacon wits fetched 12s, and p.akers ti,ui 121 telLf:a

—DEVIZES CORN, THVILSDAY.—IIeit wheat, eis to h
secondary ditto. 36s to 445; inferior ditto,
malting barley, 3114 to 36..; grindin- ditto. 2i.h
beans, 441 to 54,: oate. 24s to 121; file dour, 12. to
best seconds, 39s to 41s; best bread 131 Mr kg,
moderate supply of wheat at our market today. No
show no alteration, and a fair amount of lounge el
done at last week's prices. Barley mlii at late rata Us
and beans are very scarce, and command high prim
SOUTHAMPTON CORN, FRIDAY. -SlttAll Itttlity
at to-day's market. For foreign wheat It more sue
was asked, but sales were mostly made at last weal
prices. Maize and barley Is dearer. Oats Is toe-Jam
with fair sale. Flour unaltered. New wheat (Eagist.
red, £9 10s to £l4 ; white ditto. £lO to £l4 lot; pm&
barley, 2tis to 40s; malting ditto, 35. t 2 46.; oau, eit
tas ; beans, 45s to 47s ; peas, 401 to 425; maim, 30 b
doer, 38s to 40s per sack
SOUTHAMPTON CATTLE. FRIDAY. -There eat
small supply of stock at this day's market, hot 024
of the best quality changed hands. Wailers fetcheitt
to 7s per stone, and beasts; 144 61 to 17,-. per Mt IS
following were offered :—Beasts, ; sheep, 31e; Mk
26; pigs, la); horses. a
WAKEFIELD CORN, FRIDAY. —There it a fair ugu
for wheat this morning, at about late rah, N)
for barley. Oats dearer. Maize and Icom mu,
Weath r to-day showery and mild.
LIVERPOOL CORN, FRIDAY. Witt at mem
attendance our market closes ouiet, with a adirse
business in wheat at Tneaday'a prices. California& is
, 10a. Flour limited; laksiness at 'Tuesday's prices.
corn, new miffed Atuencan, 4.4 1,1 Peas,
Ito 7s. Beans,. Egyptian. 7s 3.1 to is 41. OAS MI 011
I Oatmeal slow.
YEOVIL CORN; Fa,DAT —Ths market us -
thinly attended. Moderate supply of wher,
few samples of bad -J. A far +tint of '4 iota,
dune, hut nothing over last week's prices could b..'
for wheat. Barley 1. higher.
RH EP TON MALLET. Fiuuar.— Wheat. 36. t
23. to NG; bean., 46' t • 54.; Ii Air, 38. tolue ; 4801411
41h. lust ; I wet, 13. ts. 15. per 'co-c: ci. situ. 91 t14:11
lb. ;veal, 91: lamb, ill ; fat pigs, 11s61 to lit pews;
milk butter, 14. Oil to 151 per dezen; whey dia., 1111
to 12e; eggs, 101 per dozen; potatoes, is 31 to Idly
e ek ; new ootstoes, 31 per lb.
GLOUCESTER CORN, Sratilinar.—The mote,
in rather a drooping state. Milked hesitated to pare
who'd, erupt at • alight decline in price. English..
5i tild to O. 44 per bushel of 62ib.. and red 5. 61 oil
American 6.11 to 891; Ghirka, 6.21 to 6.41.
TAUNTON CATTLE SaTURDAT.—Thrre ess I'
*apply, and a good huinntus was done. The falls
price. were fetc'ted by auction sales :—Fat setheralk
s; fat ewes, 59. to 64.; far 1 snibs, 35. to 10.: boa'
to 45.; fat et.-ers, £27 to £33; fat heiler, ga hi
barrem.m. £l2 to £l6; gramme steers. Xlgto £l6;,
heifers. £l2 to .Cl 7 ; .-ow. and calve., £l5 to £2l.
WARMINSTER CORN, SaTUnDaT.- There ttit'
little grain 01106'24 from fanners, and the few Fake ale
were at to. same prices as last week. Wheat. hot
to Ms; eeconds. 30s t, 412.; grirrliug barley, Stb to:
beau. ho. ta ads; oat., Mr to No per qr.
BATH coror. SATURDar.—There was a small MO
English wheat, which met • ith • steady tra le et
week's prices. Foreign firm, Feeding stuffs -..
Floor meld slowly at late rates.
TAUNTON CORN. SaroaoAr.—E,alish whoa:
rather more freely offered, and both English and Is
sold at lot rates. Haley WWI quoted 1. 31 dearer al
work. Mids. was firm. No alteration was reported a'
value if other articles.

CORK BUTTER, SATUlLDAT.—Orainary—Finto..
seconds, 100, thirds, 07.; fourths, 89-;fifths 70
sumrdue, 1135.. Fine mil 1081 106.. Fins Y
1013. • salt kess—arsts, 107. • sseond., 101.: thud,.
fouritts,9Bl. Number of lirlints ma the market. lea

BOY KILLED BY A VOLUNTEER.
A sad fatality occurred near Frome esato
afternoon. A local volunteer, after dad '
resolved to have some practice se himself, and
some ball cartridge* with him he went with A
of companions to a secluded spot, where the
extemporised a target and expended their
nltion. A little boy, named Well., happened r
climbing a tree that stood some 300 yards
target, lout in the line of fire, and one .4 the )"
went through the t.s.lor little fellow's head.
almost instantaneouo death. A gentleman oa,
Wife, who were walking in the same neighb
heard several bullets whistle past them, butt'.
they were not struck. The members .4 the
firing-party are In custody.

(Bif rciegraPil
Vice-Chancellor Madan to day (Morday)ndll
order against Monsignor Capel to compel hits
up the premises where he reside,. :4, n•igwr
notwithstanding that he has not paid the c AAA
£lBOO, or the rent:or fire insuran,e, absolutely ,
to surrender possession.
London University nomination is deioksly
for Wednesday afternoon next. No 011'*iL'a
John Lubbock hall been organised, sod cow
expected.
Consols unaltered.

GENERAL ITEMS.
It is reported that Noor Benii Khan, the krill
the Tekk6 Turcomans, is dead.
We hear that the Hon. Evelyn A.hley
sati;ted a Church Estate Conituieioner,
The Chi Han fleet continues to bombard COI&
serious damage was being done. The WA':
were flying to Lima, where it was said t
occurred in consenuence of the high price of rd
Tan Psusinza' tAWIDATE Committee 01
shirediFriday, resolved to allow Mr. Duclthot
for e county, £5OO per annum for weichlll
Interests in Parliament. sled'
In the London Coal Exchange, top Price'
reduced to 14s. per ton, being the loweit
ever recorded in the metropolitan nutlet- r,
According to the knowing ones, the or'
"moral certainty" would fall to one of three
But not one of those animals sucereied
place, and the struggle , which we. C'lltin.‘
rank outsiders, resulted in the victory of gr.
Jenny Howlett.

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BIRTHS tb,, ino °I
May 17, at Blackburn Cottage, EP,4nn• - • 1
Charles Legge, ot • sou,
Kay 90, at Winterbourue AO" tbe *
Pommy, of a daughter.
ty 111. at B sough House. Wiraborsebb*O''
c4May°aigraLat Mnog:B!fWllao"ean'tou- rill" Darcia"4 tk‘'
of Mr. James Day, of a sou. I
MARRIAGE.
M. WUktneon, M.L. Albert Shan,. 01 Th".....- lee
MAY 20, at Winsborn• Minster, DoreA•b_r__. lao
to Men Nadal), fourth daughter oi ."
Tremmotheers Johns, of Ringwovd. BIDS'
DEATHS
May DX at High West-street. Waygiou..
af
beloved wif• of John Barton, evil a • I 1
. I..bar• i
On Whit-Sunday, at Lsussoue. Alo. - Of
daughter of the Hon. and Rev. P. G. WLUG" 1
Weston Rectory, Wandford. aged 1.5. .... al.
May 90, at Swans.", Henry Carnahan.
Sir William Ooseley, L L D., aged M
May M, at Trinity-stree‘ I)ircsester..7.ooo
fever, Kr. Hairy P. Pains. aged IS. d4PII

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Printed and Publisbed by
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the Offices, 8, titeretzeet We.t. Ll'irric7.oo
Pada at Th• Hay Trinity, ter _stbe
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RE4S AND AGRICULTURAL GAZET Irk% TUESDAY, i U:eNnkluk •
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the riotht to the groiuid game, is by envying the rates Camel thonton.-The Rev. W. C. Osborne was to Purl sPirito had been taken advantage of for the
thrown on the unable to take the duty at this church on Sunder, in purpose of poli
• tical onalenght characterised ta my The Prince and Princess of Walem,
b The weather 1 .----.0.--
THR Tilers:, Fir, SECOND EDIT l&
'ksra A fay rat „na ties i the parish will be . " n mind by intense bigotry." What " Anou" • buqh &c., witnessed the Der y.
nil
mesn
&hi'
• ' t The fune on E n Downer-aught fire, I Thera is unt a woe, .
10,f 11880.
I. all E aloud who, at the presont.
lorott etitultl (E,l3.kr 5p . , ----te - trLie.,,' We expect the unfetteredootermer will so. osertueyntoseeolgbeing.
Itecacc.i.trzt bowy
ya.
to"OdkihtLednoty by " bigotry" of course I cannot say, but that ft is the was brilluto The i --: o :--
take care of himself. The charities
,wlll.guillemuire.r. :reemooning,
• with ha turnip or ma ..
statements I have yet to learn. dOr (taken) ;15 along
DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1980. i und night. The aged incumbent was, we are glad to hear,
and the Rev. Handley Monte at honest endeavour tedispaadenstely refute unwarranted
ebonot this didh.n.odot pre,. ve.ant.tothattrace coming off.
Latest betting : 2 to I against Ben
1 *net young plant rushes up s . quickly into
put in ',..on,aach,of • Inirtbisele fie" °- ir° . rather 'meter on Monde rni PLIBZIAN. , It the crop be firni f (ate and mai: hII : ' Ithritike
rom wage-earn. y IRO W. to 2 Wilma Robert the Devil (takenli 20 to arm
th Insect bas nut time tal CJUAUIUO
..t.
Y - -.ar to be mere trifles when able-bodied
Btol on 0 • sprinkling of the charcoal le dearer on th • week. Bean tit ifil ta
"liE NEW GOVERNMENT'S PROGRAMME. ing, given ladle=
rt°c°r t°
" "mblaserli'"altatanovertri-t all the
dma • year round, PersAttoo BoCrre.-Shocieetk Bowed:, on remand, May 25th.
dto understand that was charged with stealing *pair of hoots, value fa. 6d., (The above was crowded out of the Tdepress.] Mash (taken); 7tol on Von der Tann t. _ . .
; 2tol on Apollo •7to I on Ercildoune , i . For whjeAa
bare'dY "wn let
him
Ird ill) • the iiitl"h"uting Mead . Arrive's :-.En ' e' I"• d h
wtb the ordinary see r oer i:lish wloot ; i.i;• S hut
their want'. And the property of Mr. J. Frisby.-The evidence having --- in a
all q
tly
eof:posde,itzwinferahl..pr
ilislart
kt last, after years of two-sided wrongdoing by the
-hile the thew own Labours must provide for
be thrown on the been read over a boy in the employ of Mr. Frisby STRATTON. f. Erperienoss of toe Past roe
Mtol on eviotdale ;33t0 I on Cylinder, . inns, aud it will . , . • __,.. yea,. hiye 1.1 85f sacks ; forams' u wheat. 29 79/. ',.„''' '1? ; 1,_"1
1 579 barrels and 8 b9l • .I. ' ' l 1., 73.' ""•
17:SO1 And that the
so_ tong as it is oultiv ,an
(people permitted by England to rule w why the necessary rates should
an Gentlemen who said that he did not sell the prisoner a pair of boots.- n
a.n10101311 INSTRUCTION IN BOARD SCHOOLIL-The
1 on Proctor and Zealot.
Drayoutt ild 'nor / invaerlydoedunigaelese
facia.
senterll:ltnilifin-.ltic".."edtanthem an InlDOrtant "IS A Air. - . • .....,-.... , )14:
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eovernment were twimi-fermere remains t° he eh° -di heard, remarkable Supt. Coward proved apprehending xrisoner.-The Education Department addressed circulan on the 100 to
gaining repose, the stomps
.-osed of, and the workers are in pow.e! &gam hire shooti are not, that we ev
rvation of game woman, a pitiable old soul, was sentenced to three eubject to 1,869 School Bawds, and from the result it THE mos.
MimudneuteFire riling : 50 to 1 on '
MB sots OF FAT 1.111.114.
ho were only masterly in their act )., f for
Pot but their pWs•nthropy, and if the p
be cowed obviously more mone,y days' imprisonment. appeared that there were only 49 School Gore left the Paddock, and, after the usual on !mobs as la and for beaten- w
s for seta= t. heat doomed heavq, with pri :
The re"n . early-Matured mutton, aro weskit. now ,_ va_ur dull au dr. . l• di fan
hen they began to move, may do that or at enormous oost is to i f snkind, while if None ExaIITLL - Another instance has taken g •
ngland and Wales which provided no religions compet dat the pig on others into wool it 58 wujere• ''" aping • ea- os
of Lords or woj be applicable for the bens to In rarade, they took the preliminary canter, an _ a par ego. In the first place,
Valentino, I
re fittest-go to the House inoed by some landowners to instruction in Board schools. We may add that excellent thso Wel wor• is i dearer on the week ; mane, ' •,',. --" t4l'l
first attempt they were despatched at an
Boards in It was fully ten minutes behind time before the
ery and peas unaltered. ; L.,,,,3
ige ro ' the roses ed...., they had better relieve thew estates from the their tenants, struggling against a succession of bad
landlords are unable to take the. burdens of their place, of the good feelingev
several School Boards innocently replied to the - e el°
nem strong inducement against the selling off of •
by oceing ormolu seasons. His Grace the Duke of Bedford, who, in the Department's circular to the effect the.. instruction start-
d Death or Glory drew into second place, tteelr . i • and in the second, it is beyond a probs- -- --- _
icaeesres and anxieties of real tl
i et
,y "peouceldntbedksernoewrilt-ban't lUt
. wKi is. aint tAliTialinsat UM:olll,7atb ten.
•lii ii ; .
Aden, or repeat the s
. osef tmhethmsee
I tati ould
A Col& Of mores amen on w
tale platitude burden@ of destructive rabbits and gams at en
be general should year ending Lady-day, 1879. munificently grattod • was regularly given in the Church Catechism. The fronts a
he Valentino and Fire Sing next, e
th positions of the Ote ':,_
..... Dan'tl mit, sheep of all ege,, •f sound, will f, tch very METROPOLITAN CATTL .-ti
' the Press is most important, ano _. h
iv. leas folloWtod ; but even extensive land- remesion of 60 per cent. of their ',iota to his tenants. following are among the Boards which were fown Ito
crafty varmint hag for thelyearending fith APTII,IBBO, very generously giving denominational religious instruction in Iluarl Oint passing Sherwoods, Boreas went to the
others remaining unaltered as they raced though toe high prime se stores iu the coming autumn. 'The deer:
(Tau DAY.) oak,.
preparatory to almaing it by an-
ocnerac' un w hardly argue that the Temple Clause :- fumes , is not, we believe, communicated rom About 3,000 beasts, including 19 . f
iescrters from the Liberal cause
should oocuPY land to the precludice of a dosen homes. remitted 26 per cent. It has been calculated that these school., in contravention of the tmaathe DevaoildtaltAiponguuopgothieogruonno
bef parturiti nor stuir it, and it
parent to offspring Ore 0 . . "rein. ?
th o_h quiet from 4s 6d to 68 2d. Aleout 11,000 „k„2,ti
Mallon help them to grand of our_
_United two remindonsogobablii__am_ount in the aggregate to Hilifarrance, Oak, Hestadield, and Woolavington P be of the present spring, even o g
may . ith al
.' I the approval -e-
If s a how is the greatness an strength
aingdom to be maintained in the face of the ever- between 9100, and 20.000. ~ (Some . n meet . ale a and follows that the lam .
iengexh,st
niathie ofreetivigioieroret
tainiksheep, contrary. to that of seurolofne
bl • und to lambs. Trade quiet from 411 &I ts ""°9l
net) Berta (D ) Th Boards were
COMO Of Off iiCt NI enve. are presume ya ) ' 1. Latal. Iti
Cairtaili it is that Dreonunagy W °JUN.-Jane Dare was charged aim no doubt, immediately charged by.the Department to ually improving his they mite
h dso are good stock to go on with. Tbe Bis ; Calves, 5s ed to ge f3d ; Pig., 4. f t., r,v 0,,--.7it
rturn to their expositions inoninviug populations
of her Arab? second place, and grad beein wit an
tom-School took
being incremingl7 • didnrbance and sessulting • R.H.A. soldier discontinue this form of religious uistruct ,
to of titdhe hehtl,
soßellthz
oesocamehedintoßenthdelpsotrakmo htth;roaogndh whiehohnereeethe Old
. tgm fg, to keep them sound on all such land as tatty At Deptford there were 1,100 beast, sad 1.7 lag,
Nre not What they seem, " farmers as well as labourers we
on S y.-Sergeant Mitchell stated Chet on Sunday Board cloweide. weir • this done, a and iambs. i,octs
oringsmachinery is not tempted by rich and free and broad lands elsellrhers.
d ler E and is really for the English. we ril•Y night, between nine and ten, be was called to Mill- --, most exciting race by a head ; Mask • bad ,
h • Von der lama a tendency to make them oth . , b .
e.
rofit is m r certain of beteg tesqu I. ---
ity., and paint bright an nu ng
beck more and more of the street to quell a disturbance. He went in company BLANDFORD. Apollo fourth ; Zealot fifth.; Draycott slot o substantial p . .
position got up in literally the last Oxide,
And another object ortll be to fatten off all older sheep DORCRESTEIi
s blood. So long yet see Greater Britain op
be ground down with P.O. Gmld, and saw • large crowd in front of the CHORAL FESTIVAL. within • korona e
bl ume. e hither or not they may b• SAID It DAY Oi C Ail' I- E
real workers to where they shell not h new IA I
and garters in the , ave been worn- Kin 's Head. Saw prisoner knock the soldier Corns or Glory last. suspected of being unsound. and to begin again wit _ gill..
'n Ina that which Di' customs h 1
that oug t ong ago to h g d 8 81.6 to the barracks, Under the auspices of the Sallsbtuy Diocesan Choral
f or will rob the poultry yards dow%rresicked him up, an too
~...„1 Association, • festival of choirs of • number or churches Nineteen ran.
Tann seventh ; Eroildoune eight ; Valentino an:. DI
and
wthoinrda• ° 'ler
A oche which contain as large • proportion .
as poseibla ‘i At Masers. Duke's sale beef wa Ream, ~,
is laughable, we can trust the average working English and I
out. The threat that o
ttlP the Prisoner'..Priner.,...wee__,,,,,eenten"-- in the vicinity was held in the parish church at Blandford
leg‘thrre: ut- r ' "'lir
young and unsuspected blood.-From the Lae Stock dear, steers making 16s, heifer. dis It, , 1.„7.4 te,
that may re- to be se quickly a match for the race of Maynard to one montia's impriainnlenw 0"" Unn so•ttier Wal on Thursday last. The &Malan seestntdod in the Corn ... 8 -Joernal.
___ wen 130 ed per score. lieiferoi and &be. i:'l2 '"''',. ett
s ornament:l, irk la .1 - -....`'
hcance they as they were for that of the wolf, if once sentiment cautioned. zochanse about noon. when, by the kindness of the WORK FOR THE WEEK. to E 9 10s. Bulls sold well. Barr "tato
I f usideration for class pleasures be out of the way. Bosom, ATTINDANCIL-.011 Monday, at:the Borough meter the Rev. o. H. Fyn...canton. they perm& of . . Itra, it! . a
115113 o and co stream OLIWIL.N.
time was &num. va per pair. The mutton trade was vi y kt,,,i.1„.? 4
ol true But it will be locg before it comes ,
to that for Police-court, before the Mayor (W. Dnrden, Esq.) ref ants.
in the toljourned cams of The service itself commenced at three o'clk .at which Robert the Devil ... ... ... ... 2
The time of the race was 2mins. 48serle. lad Yeses
The last Sewing Of auldhowers for late autumn u
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d hour the clergy Indent-Piked choirs hevins . marched sboold now be made. Tbe plants from this seeing. ff. cowaewsisanshdortcal
made 48s to 62e, d. -- "' their • •
•• the quickly discovering the fallacy af basing it on the Mary Dinient, Samuel Blass*, Thomas Major, an
arse. " "Extensive Landowners" will amend their argument, end aldermen Gregory,
from the rectory garden to the church, headed by four imperial Varliamrnt. ni.„„nd on onolt.„d borders, List well up to Christnses • awn wethers awe' ged 43 ot. '
Wm. Henry Syntes.-hfr. T. A. Pearce proved that . 4 •
•he producing Englialunan's profit or loos. members of Mr. ft. Ryon' band Mesta T. Hunt, J.
the orders made by the Insarietrlitall had not been c".'in,' young, T. lioncktont and G. Junes). singing, as • pro ago of • teacup, and lay them is frames or pita. The last store tegs, il 2-ii.-At Mr. Synaond 4 there 1,--:„461
but if frost is severe lift them after the heads are thetas' ewes, 55. to 58e ; lambs, 34.46,1 to 44.., doe, 1,,,e,.. e
be made, though in
~ - plied with.-In the cre of Diment, she was pool cessional. the. hymn, 'Forward bs OUr watchword," to • Li the Hour oi Lords, on Monday, Lord Dolßwarr "ming of
lass
peue should
.4" now
1 ade durin the supply of stock, with a quick trade. Fat bed f„,-.P,l
thirby. As the procession entered the church brouoht in • Bill reeling to the liability
THE BURIALS BILL. 2s. M., and allowed a week to pay.-Buntin WM tune by H. . to 16e ; barreners, El 2 to I:18 each •leiferri - ".4
The Gladstone Ministry have made a modest coup adjourned till the last Monday in Jima-Major wee the VOW. were augmented by the unsurpliced choirs and injuries to their servants ; and the measure was eerol
of
of employers for war,. soils and situations sowing may ei m g svues'lTtlyll; Lohotrnl6 w;
moement in that course of Liberal legislation fined 2a. 6d., and allowed • week to pay.--Symes, oonsreption, and the strains taken up by the m,•, with dti In reply to a question from Lord Stanley stakieg tnos• more advanCed in growth mulching bet wean
• to ale ; lamb, 102 to Ild lb ''''•ti
set ; the blending of the band the voices, and "mu m°' wne said it would be the rows, at least along both sides, with littery manure to Per •; ; utto si
'lll may be expected to he cani. no e,
sd out duri the hose boy was 14 on the llth of June, wee dimmissed. fine eif ' Alderley, the Morquis of Lard) - • first fortnight of nest month. Attend to earthing-up arm gm to i.. 22 ; far
mire., 60.
t.
1...4
7. i ;
bulianio
414
few yea• s. 'they have been as discreet in not __ln the cases of John Bert and Josiah Seal orders orgamioombined with good time and tune, producing •
grand rid volume of sound. The music is rather staked before they ere clearance of everything at enhance •re Wil
without the lash. Lord Northbrook, replying to Lora yet be sown ; the earliest sown being ._ ....._ .
Oint to deal with any great subject at this were mede. of the martial sty and is full of life. The choirs CAI impossible to preserve discipline in the Indian
.tortsono ensile them to withstand drought. Runner beaus may thorn ; store lambs, 24e to olis e., h. ti,, tn 16,
_r_l7.7e-
r the Parliamentary session as they have been Tus Drell Orr Ms. H. P. PATH; who .as blown
tart 1° thee 6sn't°6 w•Ze :-Biendip,...,e'rd• i,o,C"rlitt°,,elLsCht.„,„%, • committee who would inquire into the Atalanta's pr curable, and mulch with abort stable litter or glass so DoRC It E.hTE
, Houghton, mid that the Admiralty had decided to appoint much advanced iu growth, ',unto) ing strong *Mixes alf
in not allowing the session to pass without up in the explosion at the gu-works, was the cause of keford. netneston, rialmons. as to maintain • uniform moisture. Similar remarks
In the House of Commons Mr. Chamberlain Waded, in apply to French or d wail kidney beans. Supply early SATURDAY'S CORN IARKET,
uld bring in •MU cauliflowers with liquid manure, sod mulch *an paruelly The return for last week waa •Whe
some needful reform. In taking op the much sorrow to many inhabitant." of Dorchester on
iioa, they will give their supporters in Tuesday morning. Mr. Payne was • tem .... reply to Colonel Walrond,
in better spirits, especially. where Itie thunia0.......-"
At, 340
earnest of their intention to carry out Congregational Sunday School, S authatreet ;he had The clergy who took pert in the Procession werel-sue drling with tithes which he trusted would remove all decayed manure. Plant out cauldlowers, Brussels sprouts,
her
et
the nuaunobering til trebles. m awe. 20.---14.0,......."21 himeet"'"•"""toVel stebility, neaworthinese, andthe:cheienc.y..
average price, kJ las Old per fir awl 'Pt
Rev. C. H. Fynes-Clinton (rector of Blanelfard), Rev. It. plaints relating thereto. In answer to Mr. Baxter, savoys, and warty or winter heeling broccoli trout the WIT furb li averwn £1 3. cid. ri.'e 1,, e_,_lr, wet 1,,
termed the mandate of the gen" been suffering from rheumatic fever for about a fort- sloiT-Gladstone said the Government would be prepared to eowing. Seri= and Ise broccoli as well aii the principel ° " ''.. - ;.' _ - -`°''lsY theo
a very MAU =ma, but farm 0 C;U rrt
from all consideration for the tech- nlghb Mr. Payne has suffered from rheumatism Co; THwrolyne4crinar. ealencavatardfn"ll). Reß•vv.' ca.noteSSFartutuett.r
grapple with the ditliculties surrounding the land question is.ck of green vegetables should be pricked out on • spare ~ _ ... ... . •ue to isse.
of Parliamentary business,. which from the time he was IS. and when quite young '
(Langton/a Ilsv• st- P. Blunt gllretishare. Ear. J• W• liter they had considered them, and they would not allow border, so as to be stride in readier,. for planting atter
ansldered in the course adopted. received at the time he was laid up • prise he had w.on Cattle (Clerltoili. Rev. J. G. Bremer l hild Okeford). the to without. Sir W. Lawson gave notice eerly peal. Continue to plant out celery sa fast es Plants had fallen on their land. English Meat was 7-II
rood policy to initiate the new for drawing, He had been seven yews • collector 'or Rev. K Dowland (Keyoestonel, SIT. R. Watta (Stour- that he would move for an address Praying for the recall me re. ly, doing so preferably in single rows, affording • request, but only a few sample. vere ~11 „frit ?..
room of iordn. nog aupst the Greet Weetern Railway, and just ever seven years edam, Rev. A. S. LitUswood clUrnworth). and the Rev. of Sir sortie prem. Lord Hartington explAined that plentiful supply of weiddecomposed meatus dogon in • sold at last week's prices, 3fie to ma, rithri. ft
At/Lined ittalf to • considers, for the Gas Company, was at one time secretary of Miks Barnes (Winterborne Monekton). Th h
--e -rme, while it was the anxious desire of the Government te moist suite, leaving about lour inches of soil on the Foreign wheat met a very slow t wie, at i r r'''.4
bring hostilities te • close and withdraw troops to India! surface. Prick out the pleats from the later sowings in wades prima, 525 to 586 Forri i arriy w
1, while the strong TorY the Working Men's Institute, Bouthotreet, end " There is • blessed hone," was sung to • tune be Dr. gi Jule
to the health of the trona nna rich wit kee ing them sherd until established and the Y %ery ie._
si refused to consider any secretary of the Excelsior Cricket Club. General - - gynee.ainton _A due regard must be had . ... _ - p . . ' dat (rain Is to 1" tki advance on ths weeks • --'
sir that they know how sympathy was felt for his parents, the directors of In
nice was intoned by the Revs. ta. n.
Stainer. The moss and responses were Ulla sad the
a. Barnes. The sracial psalms were lxxxi. and cull.
''''''' also to any engagements entered into in the name et um soil always muist teenage of speech, radishes, au
lettuces thould be made at torthigtoly intervals, avoiding 6d to 28e, with a good demand. I ite Prices. ft
on the Liberal side in h
t e Gas Company sent a letter of condolence to them, end owe eme to some.. oute,e, the foram being hs ol'. Queen. a quiet toe,
The adjourned debate on Mr. Bradlangh's rase wa4 traospleuting the latter, thinning early, and supplying fully laat week's prices, good oal being 1
11 not be lees &mom- and about 50 Sunday school teachers and othets A. Wall:Maley, and Zi-letter by W. Byrd (1629). -the mod by Lord 11. Churchill, who argued that Mr. water abunditutly in dry weather. Turnips deo should be difficult to obtain ; black oata 26. ;0 27,; who. glil
no •ort of..political attended his ftmeral on Thursday afternoon last, Magnificat and Num Dimlttis were both by Berthold Bradlaugh ought not to be allowed to take the oath after sown statelier intervals on a north border. Mustard and 30e. Beans very scarce indeed, anal th,ee -",1•4
'fl,...trarY,ari„' LAe,,,,,,_y wi,„,.11 FOSDINOTON BULB ran a welcome on Friday to
e Tours, and were sung in unison, with organ accoomp•ni-
_, having declared that ita language had no meaning to him. crow will require to be sown 11 )1 less thrin once a week, so Luality realised 52e to 56e, white MA 42s per :tote
-,;"'",„,„7,.,a''''''",,,,.r: the Vicar., Rev. A. Leonard ; but it was not public% aunt. Th,,.• Apostles' °read haring hen mccotraw° Mr Thorold Rogers had no sympathy with Mr. Bradlaugh's as to hare a supply always on hand, A first Bowing of •
tweed cakes, £lO 51 to tall 10s; co :oncak - '..
--"'
remainder - my
"" - "v"" k whether the rev. dem= had arrived un in a'' wi' °llan 666"1"mment' '''''' -- - • opinions, because he had always found atheirtic.opinions Saurian and curled endives may now be made. Onions, at gg 1.5. to a Flour, 39,. to .G„ ..wr each. 07 arm
gen oy the responses were taken by the unaindiced
'dowdy gone r-° coupled with Toryism. (Laughter) On • dinrion, Sir parsnips, carrots, and other root crops have made very
the following morning. AA the vicarage is to be choirs and the COUHDIRSSOU. After the third a, Wolff's motion, that Mr. Bradlaugh eught not to be little program during tbe dry and cold weather, but should
fo. Osborne ...„„,o,as .-,..-
the vicar will not go into residence for a few collect Mendell-sabres chorale, "Sleepers awake, • voice is tad by 2E/9 votes to gl4
the clause '''''"""`"" .. p I ioel allowed to take the oath, was rejec be attended to in thinning. Supply globe artichokes with -- -
weeks. The Rev. A. A. Leonard preached on Sunday calling. from the oratorio St. au , was very n r sun& -majority, 76 water or liquid manure in dry weather, and do not allow Parkas!
majority.
at St. George's, Fordington, his morning text being in which • trumpet obligate (performed by Mr. T. Menu In the Home of Lords on Tuesday afternoon, Lord the plants to suffer by drought To lessen the nrwritaity
that of
. taken from Luke xvi., 21.-" If they hear not Moses was tdreutir•l7 ietteduc'eci• A f"w extemixre ben rm Oranmore presented a number of petitions from various for water and maintain more uniform moisture in the soil. ____-0,_..-_
ate of ed the organ.. followed, after which Dr. Smart • anthem.
~ and the prophets, neither will they be penned „ parts of England and Ireland against the appointment of mulch with about three inches thickness of partially BRISTOL CORN, THURSDAT.-.1 togisy's mark.,
'411" f h d ad " The -her abl
~ e though one rose rom t e e . The Lord is my strength," was sung. The hymn before _ Romeo o -
. - tra'" .- z the sermon wa• "Praieegusoul, the King of Heaven," ' tatholic Viceroy of India.
In the House of Commons. Mr. Gladstone informed Mr. decayed manure. Basil, sweet marjoram, and summer Bosnia and foreign whew. were in dow req 1.4,, ,A'''''
savory will do en we, m sheltered borders in rows about week's quotations were firmly held barley ..1,•-•„..,.•
. pointed cut, amongother considerations rawn nom la km the M The Sou of " which wee sung Pardo
y isis doll! Balfour that Mr. Goschen's instructions were not L 5 inches sounder. C mocums require to be plented at the main, anal•ered ; owe, rather dear r. 'se
• text, the main one-that if we do not give heed to the unison and partly in harmony to a tune by BLr o completed. base of a south upect. in single rows • foot apart, and a BRIsroL CATTLE, THURSDAY. -We bad
message calling us to repentance and faith, if we do The sermon was preached by the Rev. H. Everett rector Replying to Mr. Cowen, Mr. Childers said that as to the similar distance from the wall. Except in the south they show of beet at our market t ,day, od th aue. &until!
sot um the oM.inairr means of grace, we have no right of Holy Trinity, Dorchester. who took for his text Rev. tv.
abolition of flogging in the army, en investigation was require to be grown under slam. For vegetable marrows been recent heavy consignments of 11...wi ' ---in."",.,
expect extraordinary privileges ;if we resist it we I. "After this I looked, and behalf, a door was opened in __. •eip.i.
goi on but would not be =idled in time to carry and ridge cucumbers choose • sheltered situation but fully week's quotations remained qui firm, hese;'-' •
'I find we have a* blunted onr conscience. and heaves; and the first voice which I heard was
.as it were ""'"
through iiement a new Army Discipline Act this exposed to the sun, the ground being well =inured. If fetching from Us to 84. ; and tore bee 5„,.„,,,„„wi11„
ef • tram at talking with me ; which said. Come up ,„„
'ld our eyes and hardened oar hearts, that no -- P. .- bie thee -,e 6.nd-tights can be afforded fur a short time it will be Ma 741 per cwt. ; mutton was in fair ipp:y, ant 't7e.';',
hither and i win sai as which must be here- •r••`""
'a will hove power to convince, not even though - se• the - of s Mr. It. Power moved the adjournment of the House
,_, advontate. Plant out tOmatOrril against walls, rid in rather quiet ; beat wethers fetched von Itiltelkis.s*e
after.' ' After alluding to wonderful visions t
from the deed. John. the pretcher proceeded to speak of the mode of over the Derbyeloy. Sir William Lawson (who nal favouraile situations they may be planted in the open in and heavy ewes from 7id to 8) I. Ve tau ~,,,,,,7-•
signified his intention to oppose the motion)" was always rows, training them with sings stems, staking. and not supply of lamb, which wae in demi ad at ls ---rit
' POLLUTEON OF RITERS.-Our whole course worship In the church. He said tbe choirs were all mut
~, meddling with thine* of which he had no e•Perience l' stopping until four or five traumas of fruit have set, when were VIA many store cattle, an with te %mi-
lt as to sanitary matters during the last together, and their ebbe( 1
erb-ect ought t° be th• "ship" and he created considerable merriment by reinuadnig the all al tergrowth should be kept well in hand so as to weather a better tone prevailed, n irly all betio;s4 1:-',
antury has ben either right or wrong. G°d. Btt. alai. how litrthlee WIWI thetieobject understood hy House that of the 95 members who voted last year against advance the fruit as tepidly lia possible and secure its good many store sheep were pens I. an: ail now'
might be roadie
t cast has been unnecesearily incurred many w"o s.wei_liate rfa* h he t oh 6. adjourning over the Derby-slay, 33 lost their seats at the erly maturity. Similar remarks applying to these planted good prices. There were only at 0,50 e pig, iTce 44
ascertained oy easing pee ewat t y wen to ure n.-Sir W Lawson in opposing the motion ai t wells de. keeping them well supplied with water Bacon pots fetched I
and the least that can be done is to for. The
repo received in many batsman was to the general eclectic. . . . . _. aa os , . 12 , and porker from 1211°111h
said it wee not for the honour, credit, or dignity of this in dry weather, and mulched with manure. Well ventilate score a
nubile expenditure for sanitary pun- effeet that they went to shank to ry their prayers and great national roembly to adjourn for the sake of a horse pita containing late crops of French beans. keeping them DEVIZES CORN, THURSDAY.- lest wheat se 10 es
ithout further delay. If right, it hear eome person PreadlL But tru• worship wan the rase. It was said this new House of Commons wantet a and carrots also abundanUy supplied with water. Straw. secondary ditto, Ws to 44a ; inf. •ior ditto '2lls. h.'
wislation that, while river polln- giving of honour from an inferior to a superior, the °ono holiday, but it should be remembered they bad only aa hurries will now, except the late varieties, be sufficiently malting barley, 3114 to 30. s ; grin, rig ditto' Zi tt 1-
Aibited. its perpetration should mon end being the giving of tribute to Him alone who is yet sat 28 days, and they bad done nothing except in advanced in fruit t , admit of trueing-up the choice of beans, 441 to 544 : oats, 244 to 'M. fine gait th is;
d in the very spot in which it worthy ; not, as it were, to go
rto market to buy (hood lici,er swearing themselves and trying to prevent other =ore those varieties required tor t•ble. Tu. trusses may be best seconds, 39s to 4ls ; hest sad 131., We bi,
sale and most dangerous. As flireir soeuis, bw-• the
71 ingsgirfinSgt.aPtaute hoand,..ms=frasho: mir,un of from swearing. (Laughter). It was said it was •no le supported by forked sticks thrust into the ground el as t i moderate supply of wheat at our aarket to-day. he
•dicated by the precedents lateser :me* of Loner°, John Wesley, bbarlea Wesley, and and manly thing to go to the
&Derby, buat what was. thoetz lit the footetalk of the truss lust below the fruit or sticks. show no alteration, end a fair a aount of banana is
os, we have called atten- othen. The old Psalms of David were not • deed letter. manly in going and sitting op „ . d-( laugh)7.lll cl. about 18 inches long firmly placed in the ground at inter- done at last week's prices. Barlei old at late ram .'os
'ye done justice to the but should be more in cooformity with the designs, in. of dust for =erg, sun-minded ben, , d
a crow of bawling vats round the pleats, stout four to tech ; and round the and beans are very scarce, and DX nand high prim
blacklegs, looking at 99 jockeys g loping past as fast as tap or at such heigOt as may bs neoessary, run twine SOUTHAMPTON CORN, Fitli iv -Small stoom
'it of the Mantel. If tuitions, and spirit of their author, and not, as wie tto they could! The hon. gentleman had said he (Sir W. o 'di g the strand ea round each stick and gth' * t to-day's market. For fo ' . . -
a ering • reign rheat Is m
own incompetence to frequently the case, in that indifferent manner which /Aiwa) hed never been to the Derby, but he could tell glit'th°- h ' ore no
wactar of the legis- might justly be deecribed la& brawling dust between panon him he had been to the Derby before tbe hon. gentleman e trusses wit one hand, so that when completed the wsa asked, but sales were mostly [ ade at last wee t
trpuit is suspended over the twine ; then if large fruit be prices. liaise and barley Is dean . thita Is t Si l"
there would have d
an clerk During the last eentury or so the proper use wee born -(great laughted-ani he knew the sort of required the imperfect and small fruits should be removed. with fair sale. Flour unaltered. iew wheat °it 4.1
ito pediment,. of the Psalms in a true spirit of worship had been, toe great company that went there and who would be there to- Age
extent neglected i but now thanks to the efforts ot FRUIT osowtto red, £9 10s to £l4 ; white ditto. 4 .I to all le.: get;
•of the law in . - • 1• ,_ • rnorrow.-The numbers were :-For the motion, fr 6 ;
, diocesan associations, choral estivate, and the like, • vast barley, Ns to 3es ; malting ditto, iis t i Pls ; ask ei
'to the fact- improvement was being effected, and the services of the as receive I but little attention in this country If how. .
against. 115 -majority for, 100. . H . • , 284 , bans, 45a to 47s ; peas, 4us to 2s; mese. 3e t„ I
sie R. Fowler deprecated the dasarmament of the ever, the apple. Peer. and Plum tree are ma the future tiour 38, to ago pe seek
of • terrible Church were becoming what they ought to be. The Basutos in South Africa. Mr. Gladstone defended the made to take the place of the oak, the ash, and the elm, it
he subject preacher then spoke of the singing of the hymn by our SO'LTTIIAMPTOrN CATTLE
action of the Government in recognising the annexation must be more profitable to the farmer. The cultivation of all su l f toCk Ch. de. uluse.
-The"
el
exposed Lord and his disciples ere the Master entered the roadie of the Tranavaal ; and reminded the bon member that fruit in the future will no dooht receive • much larger Pti euoia e
n.
eaet te
ey': market, lot no;
seedily of Gethsemane, of the singing of Paul and Silas in prism, of the bes q My_ h ged he d. Wetter' fedirei
the Basuto disarmament was not a forcible one. The amount ot notice than it has ever done previously ; straw. to n
ofd„:. of the voice which woks Luther in his cell ; and also that per stone, anal bea.sts Ili bto hi ner '
right hon. gentleman also referred to the relations of the berries for instance, as grown in the Salisbury district, foilowiag we if .be . . ' - SYSS
""" singing which roused William the Conqueror to oght that o re o ered .- ase, t 2 , sheep, 115; re
uovernment to Sir Bartle Frere, to whose past colonial with which mod of our members are familiar, the growth
memorable battle which go changed the desdnies of 26 • pigs 180 • h a
caber the Government were enerallv oar.. But the of which is exteudinr greatly in various ports of the kin - V -ii: - ' 'me,'
Ittiglasid. He then proceeded to speak of good singing in - • f , • tt liti h --•
scheme o contemn' on w c am me
was
now b
..
oe .
he. . _ . g %AEt I ELD CORN, FRIDAY -Thera kale:sal
dom, undr sof acres tog grown in Parthshite and
church, I and referred to slovenly hymn-sineng for what this morniu et rib. t t • • X •
al, u 1 t rat, . )at
SS engaged in carrying out was an important and peculiar other parts of Scotian& tbe crop makinx from £6O to £lOO f l
being specially ohiectibreble compared with the well-song or ler ay_ Ore dearer. Mail and 10411 i et
work, and the Government would not be justified in doing I So th H t th '
per &Gra. 11 U an 1 LI Crop Le exterior ever
'althorn. Appealing particulerly to the choirs that day e Weath r toola sb •
y owe," and mil.
thi which would damage its chtheets of success. year, and waa about the oely one, except weeds, which
vembled, he inquired, "What is the character of the age sni nhg LIVERPOOL CoRN, FRIDAY - Wltt.
n 4 e House of Lords, on Thursday the Lord succeeded well last year. Tree need be no limit to the an MI
tay I" Did it not, he asked. savour too much of irrever. ce or int u e a prom in
Chan ll ' rod ced th till ised . 'the Queen's production of this or other kinds ff ' ' attendance our market closes or et, with a mot
cold service, and utter mockery I The behaviour of o ruit, in consequence lousiness i w
a heat at Teesday'o P.l ea (="fern's&
Speech to amend the laW relating to burials, and said of the demand for the making of jam, factories for this u
members of choirs, even in some of the cried 10s. Flour limited ; busineso at 'I Lair's prim L
mild all her lettesty's subjects had a civil right of burial in pose sre now esteblished in various parts of the kingdPu r.
` what It should be. No, it wee often even sad ma ~,,„,,,h,, In. corn, new mired Atuencan, SA Id Peale. 1.411&11.M.i.
bili it was fettered with ecclesiastical and more will arise with sn increase of the produce of
'el How frequently were members of • choir seen L'"''',l .' 't,- h elected i he of • s herto r h athe to l'a Beans.. Egyptian. 7s 3.1 to H 4d. tata very ma
con Inoue w a arms num rs persona in a fruit traw es 1e • r r strong gravelly soil, but, Oatmeal slow.
heir music from one to the other during tbe
Ss lemons or during other parts of the service_ •
manner inconsistent with the principles of religious when sheltered from the southwest winds, will continue YEOVIL ..ritty
c.... : , Fainey.-7 i wee.% 5.0
- liberty. The bill which he was introducing was based in full baring from six to test years aocordins to the Glint
'a other portions• of the service than the y attended. Moderate supp rof shear, all ,
thing to do with them. The whole of the the lines oi the amendment csrried bY Lord culture, the manure applied. rill the distance apart at few samples of hart .f. A fair mount of otitis'
Ulf° eITOn WG to the bill introduced by the late Government which th la ts are set. Crest enc u t '
. dialed and ether portions, should be •
1877 YTh bill was then read • first tint., and the e e ft f i . o ragemen muse at done, hut nothing over last *cote prices could be
efulle carried out. Bad behaviour and ue ' 6 Present for • lorger acreage o and ng set Out for the for wheat Bode 1. h h
second readies was fixed for Thursday next. Lord growth of (Mit, for not only can atmle and pear trees be SHEN' Y 14
'r.
4._sd •• rremembere,ll. were., °°,•tn•ima.,, Stmtheden desired to know Whether the revisal of th f male 'd ON MALLET. FRIDAY •Wheat Na t,I.
'''''' 'rom one '" ••°•"er• 'r°m "6 Turkish Parliament was embraced in Mr. Cloechen's
e grown for ths PurPose o ng a er and Pone. but also Ms to Ms ; bear 4di 1 . 54s •il iii 38, toga • teen
member" of • congregation. Their plum tress, with bush fru t, arch sis gooseberry and opt. l f. I f 1',3 ,15 ' '-'- -- - • 'et
• instructions. Earl Granville hoped shortly to el
e•ra the currant under them, also raspberries, for all of th ea . ee , s ..-, f per rep : elllt..el, e• rJ,
o a reolity or a sham, and if the , f ti ete lb. ; veal, 91: lamb, 12 i ; fat pia lls 61 to 12. ar
thought. Deceptioo before God 'IT.% SS. furnish fruit for the manufactories of Jam in London. milk butter, 14. ed to 151 per d ton; whey ditto
don, the preacher exhorted his Mouse of Commons. a new wilt was ordered Liverpool. Manchester. Glasgow, and other lathe towns, for to 12e ; eggs, 101 per dosin ; pot toes, Is 31 to lit
s to make the service of the for the University of London, in the room of Mr. Lowe, it is known that solos of their inanufactoriee mak 15
e tons eck ; new ootetoes, 3 I ner lb.
err ted Lord Sherbrooke. In answer to Mo_Macartrie , f preserves daily, and it is calculated that at las
Ong and praise on earth, such - GLOUCESTER CGRN, Siert IDAY.-The es&
sat, Mr. Gladstone thid the statement that Lord RiPon wails oei the daily throughout the fruit season ir 1 tdinguue
:e
servi" 4 the C"'"" member of the order of Jesoite cotild not be true. Mr. aprarenetof the kingdom. The Board of trade' rentturuns shot ienhreeatrheerr
nes dresoping state. Mill re besiteted to
\roughout Fawcett stated in answer to Sir R Leighton that that the raw fruit imported into this country in 1878 54 pt at •di
. ght decline a price. Engin.
inquiries bad been made with at view of extending the amounted to 9,V2,779. 84 to 0. 4i per bushel of Mill , and red 5, 61
'II, Post-office Saving Bank system in the rural districts American Os Si tr. 8. 9 I_,• °Wks Gs 2I to Ifs 41.
HOW TO MALL 11.111.1113 YAW. PIIODUCI. TAUNTON CATTLE Sava ,ra.-Thrre ins .
Mr. Gladstone intimated that he was unable to fig • -oe -- - - -
-*lice court, on time for bringing a bill dealing with looal government in w must now rowdier how the vegetable products and ruPPle and a good busin-ea vc I done. Tr 101 l
other items ot farm produce are to be sold to the les . . . .
t prices were fete od by :itiction • Ss :-Fat eethettl
named Emma counties, but it was • question they would not lose sight .
d Verner and of. Mr. Shaw-Ldevre stated that the subject of flog,gtng advantage. The middle men end small shopkeep,rs in 07s ; fat ewes 99. to et. • Pir 1.1 be 35a to 40. • boo
towns now have the advantage over the farmer or market- to 42 ' T ' ' • ' ' '
s in the navy would be dealt with in the same way as it was I , at stoers, £27 to £23 ; at heifer, eitt ti
7t° °°mmi," intended to deal with Bogging in the •riny. Sir William gardener, and frequently make as much out of selling barreners. £l2 to 416 ; gran:log taro Sigh, VS;
• state co Harcourt subsequently brought in the promised bill to some of the articles es the grower obtains upon delivery. heifers, Xl2 to £l7 : ~,iso mei e, veto 415 to 421
s told by modify the laws affecting game. The measure proposes We must, therefore, in the
ifuturs, establish farmers' WARMINSTEIX CORN. SAT 11. DAT- There •
-mild be to give occupiers of land an iadeferible right to destroy stores. or no:operative stooerirn a I towns at which the little grain offering from farmer* od the few aka
with • ground game on their holdings. It was read a first 7.1e;c6e,76r,e °I •tand ran
_ vend
hth . ph nee of every kind at wwere at the same prices as last reek Wheat. le
price, and at w ich t ey can also purchase
' her Ginn ; iseconds. 30s t i 4124; grin rag barley, Ms ts
ted In the HOUR! of Lords ea Friday night, Lord Oraamore everything they re,quire in conducting their business at beslio_ 50. t• lea ; oats. 23. to 211 pe la
the lomat price and of the best quality. At all even a, BATH corm. SATURDAY -Tt - r -r.
...,f made an attack on Mr. Gladstone for appointing the
Marquis of Ripon to the post of Viceroy of Indio. The farmers will have in the future to adopt tbe most rigid Ernie wheat, which
nisi a.i non was a small stoo
i steady tie'
appotntment %VAS dale ded. by_ Lord_Grenville and Lord economy ln all the details of their business, especially by week's prices. Foreign firm. IF :ding stuffs
tbe employment of labour-saving mailinery. 'lt must, Flour mid there at late rates.
Northbrook, and approved by Lord Napier of Ettrick, and however be expected that the labour Mil will be ineftased TAUNTON CORN. Saroam 7.-E,elish wbre
'lO matter droppe& .
under certain &Reran lof Management but the returns rather more freel offered
'n the House o( Commons, Lord Riche gays notice that - r'n . • - . e , and oth English and
thould oppoysi the Government Bill' for 1,. If with and value of produce will be immensely increased also. cold at 1.1 • rates. B aley wee q rated lis 31 dearer,
tlfi -- And this brings us into contact with the labour '
quoit.. work. Maas was firm. No alter thou wr reportes
d game Mr. Labouchere having asked if any secret which is a - soda h' hif ' 1 d '
Int with a foreign Government had been made great question, wic , we cannot va ue r otlwr articles.
the last five
.years, Sir C. Dilke said it was utilise Whe w
oontrolblre must endeavour te • U 0 consider CORK BUTTER., SATURDAT. -Ordinary-Firste.
•to give a full auswer to the question. 'The the hie er wages paid in the northern counties, it raises second", 100.; thirds, 27. ; f, irate, 89. • fifths.
. under no engagements for the future except "d
idea whether the rate of wages given in the southern suoardne. 11.1 e. Fine .0.4 106 ; wild trek f i,,
to the House. Ur. Chaplin having_ asked an eastern counties will ever command the services of 108, • male kess-arsts, 107's • a sonde. 101.; third,.
whether he had termed the Anglo-Turkish the best men, for we hear great complaints of the quality fouritis, 981. Number of firk'ine in the market, ma
are agreement, the Premier replied that of work dote in the lattermamel counties, but hear of
'lidone so. He was not able to retract little or none in the former. In the future we may dia. -- -__ •••••'
ono je •of the convention. cover that it is in censequenoe of the low wages paid, with BOY KILLED BY I VOLUNTEER
he woul not repeat them, because, but little piecework, that induces the best men to sad- A sad fatality occurred ne r Frome on
ink of the Convention, he could not grate into other districts, or go In the towns for employ- afternoon. A local volunl er, after da
rree to get rid of it. went The market garden farmer will always have an
-overly was revived upon Mr. advantage over the pure market gardener, because be reeolved to have some practio te himself, an
alw ti i his rodu b can some ball cartridge* with him he went with ,
aye consume any por on o p ce y the stock r
he members of the Select on the farm. which caunot be 'old to advantage, whereas ch cOmpanions to • seclude . spot, where t
• stated, amidst much cheer- the market gardener accepte the price offered for his exteruporitied • target and otpended their
1, thot the composition of article, whether high or low. The farmer will also always nition. A little boy, name( Wells, happens
sod to on the preview derive • certain advantage in the growth of area's as • climbing • tree that stood d - hel
vugh the mouth of Sir succeeding crop to vegetable The rant, rates, tithes, soi a 300 yar s
ins made an explains- Al, will always be in favour of the farmer, compared target, but in the line of fare and one .4 the
went through the wor HUI fell° 's load.
le, the Ofmposition Tim thee.market gardener. Gontlemen who have no almost inetelotemeolie death w
to counter the duties ot daily directing the *ork :e . A gentleman
votes es market-garden farming will find plenty of intelligent 1'404 whO were walking in he same Deli
oi lay vote of and industrious gardeners ready to serve toeut " heard several bullets whtstle aat them, hula
divisions took managers. Other farmers may feel it i plessure, as wen they were not struck. The °embers rif the
es to their interest to soperintend all Matadi connected firing-party are in tod
wiai taming ie efi ite manchea, for which in the future GUS y.
they will have their reward.-Mr. Blundell or Bellew. - ---
ip during NUM (By Tele; -opii).
-ed to a Despite • persistent cutung easterly wind and frosty Vice-Chan llor Maid y I da ) Isei
nighty nights long hours daily of bright sunthine have so ord du
ue
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.e. in warmed the well-drained soil that • wholesome develop- er against Monsignor Ca el to compel bet
,00f =int of vegetation has taken place, and both our wheat up the premises where he I. ides. Nt,,n,ip..
.4 and sawing crone are looking all we could desire. The not withstanding that he haa lot paid the c
continued dry weather has permitted • thorough eradicar £l.BOO, or the rent:or fire in trams, absoluielt
tion of weeds, and thus rendered hoeing • cheap and pro to surrender possession.
Stable operation as compared with lad wretched year London Univocal ' ' ' dri°4o.,
"he long absence of rain hes been • blessing for our h y• fo Wed ...1. "1 y hmul
'utichh: 's
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oil farmers. Even my pasture (only six acme) elide"- .7 r n--y ....ternoon ni rt. ..,c oi re 11.131.
or lave done well ; but I fancy the latter now glys ohn Lubbock hes been or. liaised, mud nem s
le thirsty ; still my experience is that "roast meat eanOted.
`r than boiled" for sheep stack. and that dry food ' awls unaltert4
mod allowence of water) le much better for them les."•ms -------'
rued washy food such solar wet year produced.
re, apple and cherry trees, promise well, and ao GENERA] ITEMS.
ies and currants-so differeet and pleasant It is reported that Noor 1 ercti Khan, the irii
h the tame period last par. Altogether lit the Tekk6 T
thle ,• wag it continue so. for a good ti eit urcomans, ie di ad. b
Row well our ewe. and iamb, at We hear that the Ha.n Evelyn Ashley
wwqrsaa, with airy and warm feckete. harri;lted a Church Estal I Conituioioner,
' and enclosed yards answer admirably •
iug bosoms, which would not fatten I The Chilian fleet contino sto bombard Ow
.1 exposed to the cold winds and serious damage was bein done_ The
‘y per week on sale by auction at were flying to Lima, wh re it was snd 11.7
,pares much haggling and inter- occ2Orred . ot fa
In consermence of he high price "
'on is • healthy e i
dee , - -row•lng one. Tan Foletroas' CANT/IDA e Committee of
MI TOUT C01t111144 their shire, Friday, resolved to a low Mr. Dual*
Pldughs whether G has f th wadi*
Tom I I shill have some. or e county, £5OO per nuum for
it said - interests in Parliament.
I on Lois matter. ee °iv
through the stiff clay. In the London Coal Exc ange, toP 1•1
'mother and sunshine, reduced to 14a. per ton, 1 ing the lowest C
of birch', flies, bees; ever recorded in the metro ditain market 00,
'879.-J. J. Me•At According to the knot ing Ones, ihe
" moral certainty" would f II to one id three
But not one of thom snit ale succeeded in
''‘,„ele&ni,;•_Ne place, and the etle, a iich wag collsoe
, r,ee'r''lly. rank outsiders, rmWted in he victory of Mr
„air ti:: Jenny Howlett.
t is the
here is BIRTHS „.., mo 0
Near May 17, at Beckburn Cottage, Even°. "-- .
'fir Charles Legge, oi • son. J. li '
'e, May 90, at Winterbourpe Ables, tbe .
` Poetry. of a daughter. SO,
kr MI. at B sough House. Wiathorne hi
of Thomas Laing, of a son. eipete
WAS 96. at No. 8, Wollaston.villas, Doch
Xr. James Day, of • son.
MARRIAGE. e
ter
10. at Wintborte Minster, DoresOte__.
-ntitati. M.A., Albert Sharp, of ,7.,71i
Mediu, fourth iambus ol a•
m Johns, of Ringwood. fitutiA
DEATH& eh liee
11_0 West-street. Welsa°
'oho Burton, evil to. , ig,,,,,
~ et kerne& AliZ.,',;eoibl
1. and Rev. P. G. • ".
Idford. aged 15. old It
Henry Camille=
LB., aged N. ,_
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