The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-28 00:00:00

THE mpßpearyr CASE.

The first stcps—Viwa7crs-T;riii-ging— on of Sir
Charles kfordaunt for • divorce from his wife, on the
ground of her adultery.have just been taken. It is under-
stood, in quarters likely to be well informed on the
subject, that one of the persons of title who was made •
co-respondent in the original petition will not occupy that
position when the case comes before the Court again. It
is reported that the suit will be heard next term.

Wicustanley, of Salisbury.
THR SULBRIDOE RA/ SALES. —Messrs. Ewer and
add by auction about 2110 rams
and ram lambi, belonging to Messrs. Itawlence, of Bull-
bridge, the noted breeders. Mr. Morrison, of Fonthill,
gave the extraordinary price of 150 guineas, for a ram
laiub. For another ram the same gentleman gave Ti
f 9 91 guineas. The two-teeth
mus geinerafelitcp ranhed roan 50
ing from 1 to
guineas, and Mr. Brine, of Guesage, 70 guineas; prices
guineas" the purchaser being Mr.
Dibbin, down to 101 guineas, The fourtecth rains
fetched from 40 guineas down to 19 guineas. This was
altogether one of the most extraordinary sales ever held in
Wiltshire, which county has hitherto been regarded as the
head omarten of the Hampshire down sheep.
GREAT RAM SAL/ AT LITTLIXOTT. -On Wednesday,
Aleisirs, Waters, Bon, and Rawlence, of Salisbury.
submitted to politic competition at Littleoott twin. near
Pcvoiey, 100 ram lambs, I two-teeth and four.teetn rains.
and 150 draft ewes, the property of Mr. John Moore.
whose name as a most succeasful breeder of Hampshire
Downs has been known for a very long period in all Paris
of the kingdom where this superior class of sheeP bins
been kept. The rain lambs brought 201 guinea.. 20, 191.
101, 15, 141, 131, 13, 19, 111. 11. 10, 94, 44, 7 guineas,
down to 31 guineas, for the young and smaller lambs.
No-teeth rams, highest 15 guinea.,
guineas, lowest gnine".
Four-teeth ranisii 4
sitait (1 est 4 riiineas.
Six-teeth laths., guineas, and Si guineas. -mouthed
ewes, highest 04s, owest 495.
Bassarszt.—Errs's COCOA. --GRACIOUS. MO Colleolleteo.
" By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the operation of Welen end nutrition, and by a careful
application of the One properties of wellolected oocok Mr
Epps has provided our breakissit tables with a. delliately
devoured bei crags which may save us many hol y doctrine
Isllla"—Cirif Service Gazette. Made simply with Bolling
Water or Milk—Held by Oroceo In pockets only labelled
"JAMES Errs k CO., Homnsalc Chemists, an, Ilircadneedle
Street, and 170, Picandilly ; Orks, Ruston Road, Lomb,. o
MANCTACITIIII Of COCOA. —"We wit now te asi SOcoe.ll. of
the proceseadorted by Mews- James Kopek ~ manufacturers
of dietetic articles, at their works In the Ruston Road, s
—bee articic In Ceases Ilottadsoid Guide
AS /7' /S. As IT OUGHT Toss.

ln'TUl yui., •ra Jan 7th, ; "At the Docks, where
Dr. HAMM.. writes:— Hormisnan's Teas are in
"1 have mods •
__,l•lther bond I took samples from
were Iqund to be
.13.1.1. a tee; of is Z7Z*„.. . original chests, which I
int.& 11,y were all artificially analysed & found perfect-
wan l'rtwoloo ly Peals &ad./rev frost the
ur tsserie, and a mineral powder. '
sisal nreoicial faei
Debut sreerZ.r
prnnnica.`"-- 1."—"--,,,gber.' satisfactory." Feb. 19,1874.
gsciag the quality being equally
moos serious adulterations" A. H. Hamel!, M.D.
24 Aireata—Cheasists, Confectioners, i.e., in every
totes sell Hermiston's Packet Tea.
Bewail' or PIILiTICAL IwrrATToxe Or ALLCOCiefi
POROUS PLUMB.—OWing to the wonderful sale these
celebrated plasters have obtained by their curative
properties in lumbago, sciatica, rheumatism, pains in
side and back, and, in short, all pains and local affec-
tions, some unprincipled parties have been manufac-
turing and offering for sale spurious plasters, put up in
such a manner as to deceive the unwary, and, as sole
agent for Great Britain and Ireland, (can guarantee
none genuine save they bear on the Revenue Stamp in
white letters, the words—"Titoe. ALLCOCIC and Co.
Po sous Pl./areas," and the public,by never purchasing
unless this is on, will secure to themselves the genuine
Porous PLister.—Hcvar D. Baastiarrn, Liverpool,
sole agent for Europe and the Colonies. Dealers In
sparioug plasters will be prosecuted.
Curtner. —Boars. Ritaterr I Sons bag to caution the
public anst imitation square blue, of very inferior
quality. The Paris Blue in squares (used in the Prince
of Wales' Laundry), is mid to. Imams bearing their
same and trade mark

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