The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-16 00:00:00

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Enwerial Varliamcnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS. I THE BRITISII CORN TRADE. I
-no RoyAl ...mit we. elven by annuniwkm to the New flour from this year': harvest has been obtained
.1.....!i• mit lottral Itcvenne HIS, the Betting MIL awl from the South American States, and from the earliest
..ev rat other public a.s4 private lisitennirea. and M. R .yal
of Coomanglit) took the oath fields of Southern France. In Spain the crops are
ilizime.. Prince Arthur (Duke
and his seat as • menita.r ,4 the llou e. 4 peen. considered good, whilst hand. are wanted to gather
shinerauvotly their lordshito resolve I Mementos, into coo- them in some of those unhappy districts where civil
mitt,. a.. I ire ...rte.! with the considcraUen Of the Public war disturb, commerce and agriculture. At home in
Wor.hll.l:-.Mlation 11111.
hill peaceful England, three week: of magnificent weather
Tessuir Iht the motion of t.,nl Wrotit.wros, a waa read
. ..,"“j ii,,s. t,e momine pupils in public aelloola. student.' has brought about great change., and the caring of
at the universities. and jutil.ir riMocrs .1 the witty and navy wheat has taken, and is taking place rather earlier
h.,„„ tee.t, onen who pre, luxuries mon then% .on front than usual. In a district of the Eastern Cooling:,
yh.. it., went into committee Oil the iliurrh Patronage where. a res.: Orel ha.s been kept for 40 years, thc mean
nie-thiet i Kin, and, o n the motion of the nuke .4 Amnia., an
~,,,,...Im. it was Ihnansi introducing into the body who shall time tor wheat coming into car is established a, on the
ele.'t 'niobium' other members of the congregation bcablesconi- 6th of June'. this season the coxing was three
neiniesiits. Tis.ronaliiiiig elanaes were the agreed N., and days earlier awl with the last seven days' fine
the Hill was onlered to be reported.
rt,„ mosc went into committe on the Public Wonthip weather there is at present fair promise of harvest
Itexulation ltill. and pa 1 several clauses commencing a week sooner than expected a fortnight
r„,,, „., .Tho 1.....1 .it Moises.' Moved for a Select Committee ago. Six week, from now should sec the beginning of
to inquire into the pr,-sent method of electing the rewcida- COM cutting. the temperature of the soil at 6in. deep
the peers tor heotinsi and Ireland, and the debate upon the
subpet was adlonnied i f 1 be • high If ' • now ouni lu very ig an. forcing, and as the
Some uninv.,ortant 1 . evie Well Unmated, and the Rouse recent ground rains have got a good protection from
adjourned. the growing plants, the progress towards maturity
I
I through heat and moisture, should be rapid. The
IiOVSE OF COMMONS. ! present visit of a comet, now to be seen nightly in the
N'''''' -mr. 11"."41 "t4tekl the aosernnumt rnelenrea Northern sky, by the help of a good field glass, leads
i , ......ie liefore the Moto. were the Lt.:enema 11111, the many persons to expect a hot season, whilst others look
Fri. , ty s.si.sie"m i.iit. the raetories um, the Land frmsfer
the Ju11,..t.5r.• ILII, thc listiert Vain:Won l, th•• or. • i
for weather chan L..... to break the present fine and hot
l'atroiev:.. 15AN.1L,,,11 Iciii, the Land bil 4
Transfer (ecollaielb h i Ital. pcnou, after the summer solstice. Accordingly, as
th. Police Ilinliamn Bill. and the Criminal Inn Aneoidni,nt the season keep, fine, or changes to rough broken
"I , 1,11'7 wee 'l"' "eveii. other hills, which he wan Mahe weather for the next fortnight, for the blooming of
11"...,.;.;.....-.. 5n....-riros";,,UteZZ',;chda.,.,* thn,n",. In ".t.hti.'it:.etrrh,rein wheat, the wheat markets arc likely to be dull, or
wec• 17 fells Mating to aubjects which had engaged much comparatively active.
pihhe , noon, and require'! the graie consideration of the harvest The commencement of the hay
at may be dated from the present week, and
W.-. Itesides thew. there were the Minutes for education.
th.• 1...1 ottle.., and the graphs, the uemental therefore we may again expect the farmers' supplies to
Estimate for the Gold i' ioTelen Furthe andr. • hill of Scompplmanding ' fall to very short quantities. As wa.s anticipated,
ino,resi 11 •. I IP,II itltt,hlUoo,l Into the Home .4 Lords by the the May supplies increased, as usual, upon those of
A0.1,14.4„1, .4 Canterbury for ovulating public worship: and April,
if it reaelioll th.. rommoto It was toLdis that • measure of that to respect to foreign supplies, the last week's ime
cheracter mnil I exerif.e h grost Influence in adding to the
tat, ..ire .4 this ....lon lie appealed bi the House to pure at ports from Affieries are very large-160,000 qr. of
iii- .11..0.....ii ~1 the Government the Tuesday sitting'', now wheat, and 30,000 barrels of flour. 'I he other main
it. 1.4,1 i., the Meinews .1 indwpendent members sources of supply arc Canada, Australia, New
conimlttar. and preocede,i ai
poo.ideration 14 the Into,h-atin% 14quoni Bill. nt the Zealatvi, Odessa, Dantric, anti East In ilia. For the
lii the roue*. .4th' proceedings, thr F Gotossin move•l to Continent there is still a regular demand, and int-
,.‘,„,„D. ii,„ 12,h risioe. which ponides for the einloroonent
..,g,..ti..:,i:Lhit.iork.f...tin lilt; 7., .
v .al. forced • division, in w Nell he Porters find their best customers for white wheat, oats,
,
'-and barrel flour, in France and Germany. Since
'ii. r the ..evi.ral clauww in the hill had been agreed to. September 1 last the toml exports of wheat from
sir E 1V r 1.1% pr•po.ed the hoertho of a liew elm., to America arc astonishingly large, and in the bulk
pr-lidet the hilhtile.: .4 troops without the onnient .4th,' imi- exceed by 1% million qrs. the large exports of the
k, oer.
former season, Notwithstanding the lateness of
it .13•1 1.11101011 by the Ilona hieralTalte, and nenstivol upon
w di, b.ion hv ti to nt. •
winter in Canada, which kept navigation, &c., in
E,euni ins the bill wao tamed through committee,
Tho ell ,I'ISLUtII gal tlh: VACII&I, htrhalUClNl • bill for the check up to the sth of May—the latest period for 38
role.4llalloti and amedmen nt tel KR I
the law relating to friendly years--the supplies of the Dominion are already getting•
an I .4her seiciethat The main provide,tm of the meontm (as he of importance. As to South Russia, &c., for wheat
s otsiausi them) are to geablish • central cerut.ii,,,, for the and maize the exports are very much below most
t noted kingdom. taw comtry being illekleal into forty or fifty
Ili, tic, •i, tut* sumac.' with •detnar or ...Mont regist Tar eon. seasons ,: however, north and south Russia has shipper'
Meted with the county court, or some other publie institution, enormous quantities of rye, no as almost 10 rival
iod mutt highly paid. whow duty it would be to receive &mil- Aniercian wheat shipments.
mgt.... f.e. rmiatrattnna. and transmit them to the central "Mee As !wiz, noticed nt these columns, fanners' stocks
Isi I..esion. The bill would not, however, act cut the machine
ill tbilil. but keen It to the funerary to constitute the districtsry are too short, and always too sparingly offered, much
and estaldidi the system. There math/ be an appeal in ones to suffer from the changes of prices on foreign corn,
wh'" "":Inirsii.',i we. n4°.°4 i cen''"' °'l"'"wirwe w'uthi he before harvest, and thus the clearness of barns anti
eh,. in the
le relsect .4 the holihnir of land, RINi facilitieq pro-
oration of 1111(11 societim as might desire it. st.2eltya.nis,
,fur the promised good new crop crop, will be
1 for the incon
ecrtwt MM., wool,' he Mildished for the Information ec of enteei, ano end well, at renumerativc rates.
in. iills.m. and • tarinheal vidtmthet of wont enforced With On Friday, at Mark-l-ane, the demand Was heavy
n-zird to hared ...chile.. It appeared that infant mortality at the late decline, and only small business was
Mont prevailed, nix-re thew institutions were mat In opera-
tic', .. ;oat ~oe 04 th,...lanar. invold prohibit the inatirance of Passing. —At Lincoln trade was dull at late rates.—
the life of any chil4 under the aTe of three years. At Wakefield, wheat declined Is.
Alr MACINKILP erait eta' that the Government reveal to
..,..i„,iwt,„ ~", the Initial wekties, which were frequently the
111431.• Of defrawlitv and iiillki log mat hanlahltsa Imo work•
i log people. Ile tneded the Chancellor of the Exchequer wonlii
.1, ,1 with them i.e s igneous manner, end receive tti, cordial
eisonort of the Howie in dohr: an

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