The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-11-26 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETf3.

YZOVIL, Friday.—l'he oorn.eachange was but scantily
sitended, and business by no means brisk, but prices
were firm A very short supply of beasts, sheep, and
pigs. Bacon sold at 7/id per lb ; best cheese Ns to 79s ;
household ditto, 24s to 334 per out; flai £4 15e to
£5 lbs per pack,
DIULBT, Friday.—Wheat was in limited supply to-
day, and met a quiet aide at barely the prices of last
week.
LinCOUS, Vriday.—The quality of the wheet offered
to-day varied considerably and the quantity was midd-
ling. The inquiry ruled slow at late rates.
LivicarooL, Fndey.—There were few buyers at this
morning's market, and only a very limited business
resulted in either wheat or tletir at the prices of this
day week. Indian corn was offered sparingly at un-
changed prices. Oats and oatmeal dull. Beans 6d. per
qr. cheaper.
ST•11101D, Friday.—The supply of wheat at to-day's
market was rather limited, and sample* inured off at
former terms.
WAEZ/lILD, Friday.—Wheat trade firm at last
week's prime, with a moderate amount of business
passing. Fine barley steady; other aorta dull. Other
articles unaltered.

BIRTHS.

November 13. at Farley 110t1.0, Liakeard, Cornwall, the wife
of Marie Ileac, Req., of • fun.
Nov4lo, it Sherbolne, the • ifs of Mr. John Runoff, Ma eon,
Mill burn.
Nov. 15, at lb..inater, the wife of Mr. W. Nurie3, painter, of
• doubter.
Nov. 14, at Whitchurch, Blandforti, the wife of Ur. Robert
Fowler, of • daughter.
Nov. 15. at Rhode Bill, Uplyme, the site of R. Talbot, Eaq.,
of 3. WO.
Nov. 10, at Biletol, the who of if,. R. Ti. Ewen', late of
Rridport, of a eon.
Nov. 17, at Sydling St. Nicholas, the wife of Mr. Robert
Guppy, of • eon.

MARRIAGES.

November 19, at North.street!'hapel, Crewkeme, by the Rev.
S. Baler, of Broadwinsor, Mr. John Greening. Jun., uf
flurstock, yeoman, to Ellen, third daughter of Mr. 8. Tunier,
of (Vivo kerne.
November 21, at the Holy Trinity* Church, Weymouth, by the
Rev. 11. Wale, Ann Elisabeth Jeffery. 'munnd daughtin* of the
let Mr W. Jellery, printer, to Mr John Kitley, of Lynamlie
Vale, Bath.
At St.. Paul's, Tiverton, Mr W. Gill, Wellingborough, North.
hampton, to Mimi Ennui" Coombe, niece of Thomas Aldred,
req., ...Keeley, 'Merton.
November '3, at St. Andrews' Church, Charmouth, by the
Roy. F.. IL Breton, H.A., rector, Mr. Reuben Penny, to lite
Martha Borrough, both of Charmouth.
November 19, a. St Mary's Chureh, Lambeth. Mr Thom,
Fry, bite., Hogebester Farm, near Channoutb, to Mrs Ann
(novel Fry, of Litter Cheney.
November 14, at St John'. Church, Clifton, by the Rev. H.
Wal4i, Mr Charlie Gould, of Halm, second eon of Mr. J Gould
of Stapleton Crime Fenn, ilear Martoct, to Ellen, second
Oaughtei of the laie C. Uulpin, of Westonzoy land.
At the riu ash church. Viestonsoviand, by the Rev. E.
limitable, vicar, fir William Tvsewill, of New 'loom Farm,
to Mery, only daughter of Me Charles Tasewell, Court House,
Loth of Weelonaoybuul

DEAT 118.

Novembei 21, at Shapwick, after A PalaUl illness, which she
bore .it:. G.iri.tima resignation, Emma. Jae bcimed and eiiy
daughter of Martin Small, Ems. aged 24.
Novembei 9, at 2, Felix Terrace, Liverpool Road, lalington,
tamed by an effusion of blood to the brain, Master T.
h. lila 14th year, d.xply lamented and regretted.
November 19, at Mertock, Mr. Ceorge Gil.' aged 44 years,
after many years of mattering, bon.o 4 Ali the greatest mire.
-
lion. to life he can universally reapeeted, io dean. greatly
lamented-
November 111, at Woodeford, Mary Ann, second daughter of
Hr. Thomas Upward, aged 36. t'ealtlY
November 11, at 15, Lawrence Terrace, tampbelireed, Boa,
the R., Thomas. Hare, M.•., lacumbent of Christ Church,
and We curate of Yeovil.
November 13, at iloniton, Fanny Gardiner, wife of Hr
John M' Donald, 8.W.11, Dorchester, aged 49, deeply lamented.
November 14, at her middle', 16 II igh-atreet, Weymouth,
in the 33rd year of her age, Mary Howard Geuitelst, relict of the
late V. lilian. G,omben, Master Commander of 11.21. steamer
Cuckoo, and sister of the late Vice. Admiral Abel Ferri..
November 15, at Germ A 11..., Henry, youngest son of the
late Mr Jwsenti Bennett, in hia 1611. year.
November 15, a. Love Law, linainater, the wife of Mr
Daniel Leto, aged IS year..
Nmender 15, at Millimeter, after a long end painful Blues,
Charles Barber, sisal 73.
November lt., at the reshlence of her father. Trig-on-11111,
near Warlianx. Maria, the youngell daughter of George Fil-
-1 lilirMsUlkalOr lii, .t ht, the Rev. Maxwell Davidson.
Novemher 13, at Sixpenny Ilwdley, Mr.. Crow, relict of the
I late 14.. Ullah Crow. aged 26, deeply lamented b) Lei family
and frieode.
Sovember 11, at her residence, Brunswick-terrace, South.
anipton, Martha, widow of the We Mr. George Dollop, of
I Poole aged 71.
November 19, at Longfleet, Poole, alter a painful illness.
Mr. Thomas hey, for many years supervisor of Inland
devenue. of Poole, aged 57
November 16, at Tyneham, Edith Mary, only daughter of
the Rev. Henry Bond, vicar of South Petherton, aged 10
pais.
November 36,.4 6, Pembroke-place, Spring-grove, Moon.
.Iw, In her 62nd year, Elizabeth, relict of John Boys Tucker,
!...:"4..oleaiWnbe'ir ISO, a. IllugrliStreet, Shaltesbury, Caroline, the at's
cf 34. Troulan, aged 41,
November 17, at Oven Stratton, South Petherton, much
respected, Mr Benjamin liebditch, aged 70.
....vendor 17 al Old Orchard, Poole, Mr. Mae Hayter, mail.
waker, aged fM.
November 38, at the Temperance llotel, Poole, Anne Mary,
youitgeet daughter of Mr Henry Thorne, aged one year and
elm.. wombs.
November 21, at the Vicarage House, Sturminster Newton,
the Rev Thomas Henry Lane Vox, in the 61th ear of li. age.
November 23. at Stunninater Newton, Mrs Mac, draper.