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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

LONDON CORN MARKET (CLOSING).

Wheat closed quietly without chimp ; oat.sad
maize hold for (00111 19011111 y fiao barley, otaady ; other
kind', quiet ; dour unaltartai.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE. -MONDAY.

About 1,500 beasta, including 460 foreign; troc.
steadier at from 4d. to 6d. About 5,000 sheep; trade
firm at from fie. to 71. 2d. Calves, 5.6 d. to 6s. sd..
pigs, 4s. 6d. tote. 6d. per eight lbs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

THE MAktKETS.

All the markets have been affected by the severs
weather. At Dorchester the attendance was very
small, sal scarcely any business doing. Foreign
wheat may be quoted at from 40s. to 525. per qr. la
the cattle market there were only one or two beasts oe
offer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

THE AUGUST RUNS INTO THE GREAT
WESTERN.

The August German barque, loaded with timber,
went ashore on the sands near the Portland Ferry-
bridge, about one o'clock in the gale of Tuesday. A
telegraphic message was quickly sent to Weymouth;
but, no lives being in danger, it was useless to send the
lifeboat, and at the same time impossible to render
any service to the Yew!, until the gale should abate.
As soon as the wind had lolled • little • boat was
sent off fr un the consul to Portland to consult with
the captain as to what was best to be done, and about
midnight the Commodore steam tug was sent for, and
proceeded to the Roads. The August having slipped
both anchors and chains, the Comm )(lore had some
difficulty in getting a rope upon her, but at last
succeeded, and after some stout pulling managed to
tow the August ail ,at. As she had no anchors, the
August was first towed to windward under the North
Shore for shelter. The gale came on again about
half past four from the N.H., with heavy snow; but
when daylight was sufficiently advanced, the
Commodore and her convoy made for the harbour,
where they arrived about nine. The August was
then slipped, to run for the harbour, under her jib;
but eh. failed to answer her helm ; when halfway up
she ran into the Great Western steamship, smashing
the steamer's boat, and doing sundry other damages
She WIA in shame of pilot Way, by whom she was at
sat safely moored on the Weymouth side.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

WZYbtOUTH.

Tax SOUP KITCHEN.—In consequence of the cold
weather an extra day was appointed for sale of soup,
and on Wednesday 160 gallons were disposed of. On
Thursday Mr. Councillor Graham and Mr. Cooke very
kindly made • quantity of soup, and gave it away to
the poor, Mr. Graham going round and informing
three who are in need, of the welcome supply.
LW:MM. aal ENTZILTAINNINT SOCISTY. The
second of the series of highly entertaining and instruc-
tive lectores will be given at the Royal Hotel
this (Tuesday) evening, when Dr. Heinemann,
the well-known professor and lecturer, will deliver
• lecture on " The Human Face, " explaining,
with the aid of numerous and humorous illustra•
tions, the symbolic expressions of the face. The
subject he has chosen for his lecture is • large and
deeply interesting one. We believe there is nothing
In the world which, presented to our senses, engrosses
inch a large share of our attention and sympathies as
the human face, and from the well-deserved celebrity
Dr. Heinemann ham obtained, we may expect • most
Interesting and eloquent exposition. We were glad to
see the large and appreciative audience which filled the
Assembly-room on the last occasion, and judging from
the nnmber of tickets which we understand have been
sold, and the popular subject Dr. Heinemann has
chosen, we have no doubt the room will be thoroughly
well filled, and would advise those who wish to reserve
their beets beforehand, to consult the plan of the room,
which may be seen at Wheeler's Library. The success
which has attended this society clearly proves that if
really first-class lecturers are engaged, the support of
the inhabitants of Weym3uth and the neighbourhood
can be thoroughly relied on, and we rejoice to find that
this is the case. There is no doubt that some such
Intellectual amusement, to enliven the winter evenings,
was urgently needed, and we hope the committee wiU
be encouraged in their efforts by the hearty co-opera-
tion they have already received.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

ROUSE OF LORDS.

TUESDAT.

There was no business on the paper; and Lord Cork
having laid on the table further papers relating to
Afghanistan, their Lordships adjourned.

THURSDAY.

Earl Forteecue gave notice that he would bring
under the notice of the G ,iernmeut the encouranilig
precedent afforded by the introduction into thcir lord-
ship& Elouse of the Act for the Iktter Protection of
Life aud Property in Ireland, passed in 1871.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

ebbs anb antic

That affable judge, Sergeant Atkinson, does not
mind work. In future the Wimborne County Courts
will be held monthly instead of as heretofore, once in
two months. This will be a considerable convenience
to • great number of suitors in that district. The
Blandford County Courts will in the future be held on
Fridays instead of Mondays.

The new room, which has been acquired by the
Poole Liberal Aseociation, is a very nice, lofty apart-
ment. With the addition of a little cocoanut matting
it would be quite cosey and comfortable. I would
suggest also, if it can be so arranged, that the papers
should be allowed to remain until the end of the week.
One often requires to refer beck for a day or two. A
shelf or desk on one side of the room would enable the
week's files to be easily come-at-able.

I hope my youthful readers have, and will, remember
the poor little birds during this trying season. A few
crumbs thrown out "in the beck' every morning will
be found to be agerly welcomed, if at the time you da
this you give • whistle, after three or four morning.
you will find the feathered pets answer to yotr:l2l
with the most pleasing confidence. Thrushes and
blackbirds (nearly she large as pigeons), finches,
starlings, and of course master cockoparrow, all
know when it's breakfast time "up our way."

Old women, and as far as that goes, old men too, say
that when there are plenty of berries about we may
look out for a severe winter. Providence, they affirm,
thus provides for the wants of the birds, when the
frost, compelling th m to be out of work, they are
unable to earn their grub(s). This year hedgerow
berries have been singularly scarce. For holly-berries
we have been glad to use peas dipped in red wax. And
yet what a severe winter we are getting. Evidently the
saying is about as reliable as that which lays down, "
green Christmas makes a full churchyard." A few
weeks ago, when we had almost spring temperature,
the sextons were indulging in the nigger refraM :--
" Hang up de eltubbil and hoe,
For were got no work to do-o-oh."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

Shtutqlon lewd( of t to. CmJoeil,
W. C. l'Aum, Noeretary.
1. Buckingham-strew, St and. W.C., Jshuary 7th.

THE POETICAL MEMBER, OR A NEW
VERSIoN OF MR. WARTON'S BLANK
VERSE.

The Pall Nall Gazette of Monday has the following :
TIUIEti PC AI) T 111166 scs.
[Mr. Warton repeated some lines whirl' he had
written on the three F. to the Mouse of Commons on
Thursday evening :
Fair rent we mud first obtain,
Fixed hold will the land retain,
Free sale for what thus we gain,
Fair rent, fixed hold, tree
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

NISI PRIUS COURT.
SATURDAY.
(Before Lord Justice SAGALLAY.)

BOA AND HABILWOOD V. TIABSLIT.

Mr. Collins, QC., for plaintiffs, and Mr. Kinglake,
on behalf of Mr. Cole, Q. C., for defendant.

This action was brought to reorrer the sum of 050
and interest, ailvanoed on two promissory note. The
facts of the case are these :—A Mr. and Mrs.
Reichard, relatives of the plaintiff went to Sherborme,
and during their vllt, the husband lent L'lso to the
defendant on a promissory note, Mr. Hatcher I died
and the widow, who is &publican then lent another
MOO on a promissory note. Defendant afterwards
repudiate I any liability, and [hence the action was
brought by the plaintiffs who are the trustees of the
deceased. _

There was no defence in law, and a verdict was
given for the plaintiff.
This concluded the bushman of the Awdse.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

BLAI4DPORD.

ANcrresa OUTRIMAK or Focrr-Alin-Metrre Denman.
—A meeting of V., sub-committee under the Conta-
gious Diseases (Animals) Act was held at the Town
Hall, Blandford, on Thursday, at which there were
Present—Mr. J. J. Farquharson, General Parke, Sir
°herb.* D'Orly, %leers. H. W. Abbott. C. Pond, C.
Col-Bartlett, and G Groves. Supt. Underwood
reported that foot-and-mouth disease had broken out
among Mr. W. gi rake's flock at Tarrant Hinton, and
that 80 sheep (of • fi .ck of 790) were suffering from
It. The committee declared the whole of Mr. Sprake's
farm (expecting the Down) to be an infected ohm, and
agreed to recommend to the Privy Council to declare
the parishes of Tarrant Hinton and Tarrant Guerilla
aninfeeted era.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

HOU3S OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY.

Mr. If. Davey preiented • petition from Bourne-
mouth, to remove the electoral disabilities of women.

THZ ADDRESS.

The adjourned debate was resumed by Mr. Molly.
who gave a warm suplort to the amendment, because
he believed that the landlords would tree coercion to
clear their estates.

Mr:-liren—ue—rhassiet warned his colleagues in the Irish
representation that by their pieeeht course they were
awakening resentment* which would retard the
measures required by Ireland.
Mr. Gray replied to this that the Irish members of
the Third Party believed that they faithfully repre-
sented the feelings of the tenant-fa:meta, and, there-
fore, were justified in taking a strong course in
opposition to coercive measures. He pointed out that
if the amendment were carried it would only place the
lan lords in the same position as other creditors.
Mr. Labouchere opposed the amendment because it
gave • dispensing power; bat urged that before the
Coercion Bill was brought in adnething in the nature
of the Disturbance Bili be palmed to prevent evictions
while the Laud Bill was being peened.
Mr. Byrne supported the amendment ; and
Mr. AL Henry, while announcing his intention to
vote against it because it had been injudiciously pressed,
hoped that the Guyer, meut would take some btOpe to
put an end to evictious.
The O'Donoghue declaimed against the use of the
pooh° force to sustain sack r siting and to carry sot
the will of • rapacious ongarchy.
Mr. Alarum contended that by the jurisprudence
which regolated the codes of /host civilised nations
eviction for the 005.-pa3 meat of rent cau.ed by the
failure of crops was no. pet witted, and that the Courts
would not intrust ou tOt, contract oetween the part.os
being carried out iu its entirety. Ile insisted, too,
that Ireland was over•reuted in a great measure by
reason of foreign competition.
Mr. O'Donnell supported the amendment.
Mr. Leanay argued that as the Land Act tined the
landlord for exercising his le.al right, it was no great
'tallith to refuse him the aid of an aimed force to
anion* his legal right, more especiaby as be would.
still have the same rights as the Diaturb.nce Bill
proposed to give him. The ouvernment, he held, by
their speeches and declarations, had excited the hopes
of the people, and were as ripunaible fur the agitation
as the hon. member for Cork.
Mr. o.6haughnesay asserted that coercion would
play into the hands of the extreme party, and that the
I..roctra-servers would run no dangers from the absence
of armed force.
_ _

Mr. M'Carthy proposed to withdraw theamendment,
to the form of which, he said, gra hot unexpected
objections had been taken, for the purpose of substi-
tuting anotber for it.
The debate was continued by Mr. Biggar, Mr.
Arabian, Mr. Gill, Mr. Sexton, and Mr. Barry, and on
a division str. M'Carthy's amendment was negatived
by 201 to 37.

°The debate was then further adjourned on the motion
Mr. Dawson.

WEDNESDAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

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the following l'ropertiee :
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

Several thousand pounds worth of jewellmv wore
stolen from an hotel in Glasgow on Saturday night.
Consols sixteenth lower. Wheat unaltered.

GUNBOATS FOR IRELAND.

Imperial orders were nweired at Showman dockyard
isotorday (Sunday), to fit out the gunboat* Sok sad
Tweed with 811 despatch for service on Ms Limb Co.

LONDON CORN (OPRNING).

Wheat quid at late rate.; fine barley, trade firm
oats, 6d. to Is., and maize 6d. dearer on the west.
Beans and peas, firm. Flour, quiet.
Bngliah wheat, 3,393 qm ; flour, 16,229 seeks; foreign
wheat, 33,951 ; barley, 7,363; °Me, 25,958; fiour 513
barrel. and 4,903 sacks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

POOLE PETTY SESSIONS—TavEaDmr.

Before the Mayor (G. Curtis, ERA end H. F•rmer, Ens.
There was only one summons for !sendoff.
W. Henning, slow. of Kinson, was charged with
damaging trees, the property of Mrs. St. Clva;r„ and doing
mischief to the value of k. He pleaded guilty, and wag
ordered to pay 10.. including r .sis
Thera were two others cone •roel in the matter, tut the
other two had not !wen served.
P.C. Holloway stated • great deal of damns* had beets
done to the plantation by parties breaking down and
cutting the trees for firewood.
TABLE.

to Tburs lay, Jan. 29.

HARBOUR.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

WIXBORNE.

PrrTT
SEMBIORS, !Pride..—Before Colonel Paget (Mfr.
man), W. It Fryer, Esq , and H. Morris, IN.
Job Haskell, of Woodland., fish dealer, surrendered
his recognisance' on a charge of having been drunk and
incapable whilst in charge of a h"rse and wows= on tbe
highway In the /swish of Winshorne. on Deoembee IL —He
pleaded twits% and was fined 10a and coat". 9s.
George Cutler for a tame trespass was flood El sod
colts. U.._

A rharre M steeling owed, s, brought by the police
against William Wareham, wui dismissed.
Charles Ii chairs and Jahn Carter were summoned under
the Masters and &eremite Act, for leaving the employ et
John Dacornhe. —This was ale. dismissed.
A summons againt William Crutrher for a game trespass
was withdrawn ; and • summons for assault betwesrn
Walter Klswood and William Galion was settled out of
court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

LATEST WEATHER REPORTS.

IdosDAT.

The frost °optimum generally throughout the king.
dom, though little more snow has fallen. Many
country towns and villages are still cut off from
communication with their neighbours, and much
inconvenienoe is being suffered in oonsequance.
At Prinoetown, Devon, where Dartmoor Priem is
situate, the stook of flour has run our, and no more, it
is sail, can be had let some days. beyond villages in
West Somerset are said to be in a similar plight.
Al Plymouth the scarcity of water is such that
bakers cannot obtain sufficient to continuo their bud.
new, and the state of things in the town is ruing
serious. The list of reported fatalities through tee
snowstorm and lb* intense cold is daily growing,

wee or LUZ.
No fewer than 20 persons are known to have
perished on the Wiltshire downs, aad othen are
missing. Similar reports came from other parts of the
kingdom.
There was a general rise in the temperature on
Sunday, the highest reading baying been 41 in the
extreme south-west of England, while elsewhere the
reading+ ranged between 33 and 38. In Loadon the
thermometer rose to 35, while the lowest point reached
during the night was 24. From many pens of the
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break-up of the meat severe weather.
A noteworthy laindeat on Sstur my was the roasting
of a sheep on the Thames at Twickenham, on in.
Middlesex aide of Eel-pie Island, where sliding, sleigh.
log, and skating were possible tor fully hall a mile of
the river's axteat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25

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SERIOUS REPORTS.

LA.TEST.

THE DEATH OF THE REV. W. OART-

MICLL.

The Rey. Dr. Cartingll, master of Christ's College,
Csimbridge, died on Sunday evening.

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DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, MI.

DOBOHISTER.

A Raarrr.—There was no business of any kind
before our Borough Magistrates on Monday—not even
a case of drunkenness.
Bassi) awn CHINS. FOR Till POOL —We are glad to
hear some kind Of provision is being made for the
eiody during the present inclement weather. 'flanks
to the kindness and energy of Mr. T. M. Morgan,
funds are being collected by him, whereby tickets
shell he obtainable twice a week, with which they will
he able to obtain bread and cheese at half the usual
„rice. Tickets can be obtained of the following
ladies:—Mrs. IL Burden, Holly Bank; Mr.. A.
Spicer, Alexandra-terraria; tire. Ling, High Bast.
street ; Mrs. T. M. Morgan, No. 1, Wollsetan-terrsoe ;
and Mrs. J. If. Lock, 'North-square. Contributions
towards this thoughtful and kindly undertaking will
be thankfully received by Mr. T. M. Morgan, No. 1,
Wollastan-terrace, and duly acknowledged in the
local pap•rs.
Cnnienue-Taan.—Captain Frith, the governor of
the Prison, very kindly entertained the wives and
children of the °Siren at his residence in South-street,
on Thursday afternoon. A capital tea waa provided,
after whhh the company adjourned to the schoolroom
at the back of the house, which had been very nicely
decorated by wreaths of re•ea, kindly lent by Mr.
Wood, upholsterer, of High West-street. Here Captain
ant Mrs. Frith had provided the Christmas tree,
which was loaded with suitable gifts, and brilliantly
lighted. The presents, some iif which were Pretty and
useful, were given away by Captain and Mrs. S'tith,
assisted by other ladies. After this pleasing part ot
the entertainment was concluded, the children were
again regaled with cake, and after a variety of games
departed to their homes, both mothers and children
nelog much pleased with their evening's amusement.