The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22 00:00:00

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. TELE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND A(IRICULTtRAI, biAZETTE, TCTESDAY,
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- _ an geode inanely* et the ladles is as visible, and dolma as Mr. J. J. Beteg. in tits absence of J. W. T. Fykr, Bee,
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RAILWAY TAV'Mtlf, Sorril-swageT.-' hi Menden.
gin eud le, ,I, übiquitous 64 thet of their beloved mother herself, her occupied the chair. beret war .ieort in h00t... u. h. u Mr. Joiliffo. t.euell!dg ...11l V- • SECOND EDITION.
representative weld ming all who entered, beiug found Ai ter the cloth hvi been tense the CELSSIX•4I pro. stint interruption,. esti It was the mst unsiouslY int Id Tuesday were occupied with the '
"VI (Etantiti Exprtss. v).06.41-77, E. fortotrGans. Cfnerru'oef the. aro
_,llewitt use the 11,weieoovered toot. Sam: were the cot vel oak • weed the usual ley ,1 and patriotic, tos-tr. ifi, mem( ,aii,_ re_ferred to the wiestion a. to whether
he eel A ver With...eel. . on for cooliiittee The Bishop
from Elie dwelt amen to Georg. Plifle 11, urn pews Wsl. and forms o=6o in the aisle, a Weymouth lln reply to °'l ..., health of the It.ehms. Clergy. and One of 1. ,a.
.wbich came
•1 . j try sell it they li.le .1 for six weeks they Buriale Bile what prowl .wl4to be meie for the 'The South Staff .rdsbire blast-fo
.of Cerlisle inquired:ream
assistant. -Granted. -Elizabeth 13illett also
.eite ea banker occupying 000 .4 the 1.4416 aiiida. The clerty . Mini:tere of allaie iuittinationa;• the Be. • it. HAWAII (tii, jury) c .uld nu. i. r their vi edict of churchyards if tho Ida should dismunige struck against the reduction of wage.
'TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1880. held by wen nu
for trona. rto herself of •be license culifoils, including Reeds. Reginald Smite '. sail it was, no .Opinion a, t aam a 4
doebt the ` 1 It t, at the Iff,s Hewett reuroechnt them fur giving a verdict eon. extension . anent of land for that ,10
--- - -- ----- her husband, Holloway-row. -Granted. ileaqulaarson. (Lsegton) Butler (Broelmaym). D... M•iiilit hob 9 was • good men, and vete ree •nt to the clergy of troy to t, r eie e
e e it lauded Prer Will from giving U d'a t uarata any mooned on the masters' terms to. lay (uor, telt,
be Lord Chwtwe ur di .l " to The trial of the election petitio. 1:4
To KILL 000618111 IT Gauss -It a man have . .
e a (Ningpo) K Callinton (Wootbdord), Powys (1) echestere i all denominations. they Led the teee .1 ul 6vil 0.1 the M. 301101 e couttne.d 0 sir ,• -it e divot this coots,.
.. la I eer. be wee. rirelei in time matter ; but. should it be necessary ' aliains: AL
shale' of entrusting high a smooth and ilte sp. • ewe welfare of tbetr trsople at beer. ne„. the judge said : ilio is .r tongue, ; 4 r
The iron., of Lords on
qumtion • bill could be , Bates, the Conservative member for Ply no I:
piece ..f brick and hammer the ground Ker. RIMINALD SMITH, fearing the collections would not Mr. J. R. TAILOR ramrods.; to tu, ,„.• ~- • . •,- e Aging, eg ni have Foe e•nreve I.' u ii, 44,4
-"ercliester cepecialle
- we herd six inches round the foot of e tree then Lake a i W endutd Ind a . continued ter .0:00 iutroduemi for the purpose.
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a theßarl Mount Ealgecuuthe's i to. lay (Honda 7
Radically opposed as
;,,, Jug with a epent, filled with gag ter, and
'make • circle be so suecesatui as formerly, acknowledged no ldsme can Niey. and lewerve Forces," and ... :; o ...... ion • n warm disown
be attached to those ir,sitbety unable to respond, as tithe v aunt ier for the past 21 years, see . ~..,, ; , ~, .. ole of um, YidiParial under the bill to places where ' Consols unaltered.
of itoineii justice I five inches in diameter, then take • 'twit case
our orC'etn'elr" to there ie no unOcitillOC
especially with some wbese incomes are derived from thet time he had never luisieg a hs.t. i. . ohm.., (.li, Mr. Gendry sold th ' li' Ihi iol up in • without • division. ThesArcbleahop of York
nces w ere theAFFi:AY BETWEEN MILITIA AND
stout stick. and glee the tree several sharp reps; agriculture. One gentleman of large polemist-me notei Owen.) miemret tee tee. moil M-. J •Iliff• agoln prote.o.. il. negatived wi
meat likewise with the object ef
en, end done .., ~„ , - .ell sod begin tomoved an amend
fel' Wincely liberality, had not been aide this time to send The CUSHMAN entree,' " &wow; to Vie el oleic:ter We Monier told hint tI 4 i ant finish his 'perch in the next , ~.„ bill POLIN,
',enure we . most or the grUos will Instantly t off.
~The woe also opposed by At Bentham,' e petty tsessi in: i.n
as tir they meet his donatim ; but we most not infer that su.k friend: are Unity of Obifellews. and said it u; .. a.el k .own foct and; but he replied ei, .. y I ~hould at i and inlet p lel 1.4101114 limiting the scope 0. wee
~ iete ' make for horne-st the circle of the Ithe Lord Chancellor ; but on •do ii.itni it was carried by
nd or cemetery',
_was
Acheson was cherged with the manelaughter
lest interestwl in the ext ,noion of their Saviour's kinz.lo.• th .t unity wee strength, and by te a,c C.... Aves in as 1, t th.urbt it weer-eq.. re.. , • amendment by Lint Salisbury, exemptins
' the their death- lie bad - f guy and iwrote, tie they ' t ih. 4, eod re. ju Ite szei. IVIv. root td it • jure fleeing a 'menet lel to 106- -1' - hill any coneeereted Initial. ~' •
hall, before Captain Manned and G. a unurthille
the County 0 received upwards o . a one ady l* way ey acre ale
.o imeomp . te e 1.1 •Ve ft
bullhead bad given Red to the deficiency fund. The blest tee twine : Me. Wee re, .t p „.. im eel taboo a that te it wittroeies he! **vont the mar° was represented ground -of the donor or his representatave, was defeated Me -ban The inquiry waa *A( mond. Asa .Asi,„.._l 'leis
and was The mufti. 4" " the.4ll. then turned -
,he 801J3111en nuoas Ylle Basics. -- At _ 'l' "co rnovd to sal m the operation of thelstdthe Itssfilt-Ptyearsr unless with the . .
being removed, a mditiaman threw a
unable to Bend more than Al ; but last year she and her than if they ',wired Irtfividua:ly. II • e otol 0 with the n. tin a e ...lance with tii . eve et c , aryl I. i . . from .
F,sq., William Fenlon and Joke Perii,n epeaker went hack in memories of the Church Mission:are long tied deep interest in the it, 1. e. e..• eeiety. Me. ; t .1,0 ,e. el 'n hernew, awl
Wadi t 1 "'sliest j e. of 13 votes. The bill passed through corn- ettacked the oonstables, who charged.
, privates of
"4 Regiment, were charged with assaulting nu. Society so far as 1840, when news was received of the out- plaege.) Mr. Jeleffe again pointed ea* that that was con cce by amaon Y received Injuries. Dm• Ili e
It, at Portland. Mr. T. Coombs hhi asked for en pouring of the Holy Shit on the natives of Hishnegur, and The Oast was enthusiastically ri.ceir..l. if •
by two witnesses, awl there c edit be more evidence nutters. moos Mr. Dodson said he hoped
-.dent till Friday next, at Wermout ,r. 1460 Joule were rec eyed into the church. Mr. Parry Mr. W. N. W serum (ex-Mayor of Poole)h awing thanked nee Msg. In the House of Com tikioi _ ..
ma
the census a
' wzninorth, giving bale-This was acceded Nisbet wu then judge of the distrieeand had been
been
the brethren of Wool for their kind invite :on. lieiii it was Hie honor: Will you en -.my, °°°° to intrtglaaa a bill for
b afraid there was no LONDON CORN (OPENING).
• Take them one-The Sergeant: IV friend of the society ever since. The L h bee many years since he tome there to e, it the '' Binioyo .- _ .
rip' _ ~.._,_, with Me Jell:ffe : 11l not go say,a I 0.00% have the jurl The Prime Minister sid e was
tof proceeding with the Employen' Liability Wheat 11l dull, and lower to sell i fiour se, .
owing that the silver arid gold are his, and happy are Abbey • Lodge, and the hopes to M. t. ,lo risbed bast hat r t int.rteaso early proem..
Rabbits Bill would probably be taken • i theweek; barley, • • task n
as er on m On, bwii
.1 ;track mach! thou who me it is more blessed to give than t I receive, there was room for • branch lodge hire hid not been dio His Honour said lb, Jury hod made • Meta*, and NIL The awl
motion of Lot I R. Grosvenor, it was ma -•
'IUNTY COURT. The losses of last year to the British farmer, Mr. Kochi •ppointed. Their ledge from ti P. tot. ' •iel gone on Mr. Jelliffe argued iloY lt: • . , Tin d .ind that all hit (the nest weak. On the . „or
we,
which had been inactive. Arrivels :-English wheat, 3,242
said, are not less than £100,000.000 It Is of no nest ,give tad :t-'s) talk would not In lure the jury to stultify them- resolved not to issue w rue I _la 16,809 Backs • foreign wheat, 70,398 ; barl '
y me 4
prospering, awl he sincerely hop •i it mild continue a e . - mndomd void through bribery %without two days' notice.
n.. P. LefroyAEgi., igliree.
grudgingle ; the lewd will not hue it. In me. Somer. ( t Osumi.) He mieet tell them ti -t ee ...es ei, Odlollow selveo chard then brought forward his motion in favour 01411, , i
101 077'qrs. ; flour, 3,500 barrels, I ee- - •
, 13 taceere
"ornke•-eealm '''' ''''' which set. was a man who had made £lOO.OOO, but was remark- 'f
tiao thi a like 46 y ears' ta ,i''' .h
i Mid tie tinily The Jolge evict thieetemei t , here Mr. Jellide urea eti
, ; but said sbe was paying
able for his @tine That men was so worked on at a°- - -ate al .., h tv,°--le.e.a e°. in-dill mem, „ieoeci. of • simultaneous reduction of European armamenta. He
L.eed to be by • voluntarywhen he WM yno aga. nen be o• I 3 armament, of the Continent
towel that he ni"l'a shilling ; hut reproached himself a Tee jury sd I they 00101 n d alto. their verdict. (AP- said the present state of the arm= mio MARK LANE (CLOSING).
.he i edge expressed an .. ne . . to it was looked upon with suspicion, it 1,111 consider- was a scnodal to civilisation. After some °been us
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.6. a mouth, and a.rterwares for doing so. Said he to an acquaintauce nothing better than a frec.and.e. ,V ..bd 0 i great pleuse.) Colonel Burealay, Mr. Gladstone Wheat closed quietly, the price of net f
1,1 be ff.d. a month, ' After all I net nothing by It; or
fwhen! come from the an! Influential of the land 41.1 ;..
.r c get•• to, re. Ills Bonier eel i Orr h. 4 fomd it not in accordanim from Mr. Baxter and . h .
..itorable
was __ _ mile bat..
Mr. Hamm to meeting I saw something b
right near the he lye, pick. d '
am they were not countenanced ey the Is • . Bat weir with Vlt, .sit •nee end eroutrary to low. pointed out that war., though sad an fairly steady, that of white and English were ereetwi
It up, and it was a shallot. But the other rammed- an them things were changed, sr.l ...i a rcinte Malin, M-.3..1.Fff • ,a;,) the jury thou .: I, t with hi 'Waif and the sometime, mewl's" but he agreed that-aey ansitt to nate sold slowly, at a decline of nxpence mi •
of settling the differences Of •ths .
-eons for • "Teem is • solemn teaching for you; you gave that i Nis II MOW' Ito, I uVClntr•
Of Oddlellowthip he had been entertained by the Pane, or put.-IC ..to • . „ _ . . . have • less costly male wes also less firm; barley and ben% •
.1 „ ,th shilling grudgingly, and God would not have it ;He h. Wane, Earl Russell. Earl Lichfi. lie and twice at theleonations Mr. Courtney moved an amendment declaring _, _e_ , , __,._
Mr. Omni', ut:erved ghat if t tat verdict was real . . . . the Government to urge upon MP IN/WOl. smw yaw. I flour, dull and wesk.
oh be given it you boat &nine' The Rogation /luso( tes client
Mansion HOltan, and by other nniabilittea of the lend. He he ohou d have to !midi fir, beer iri,,i, that it was the duty or ~ _
.aa have bad a fresh consecration. Mune been chosen as liked the patronage of thaw pee term nv. ry well, but be lilt Idolater tell iii' jot.: if they obstinately pt. iodated foreign nations • reduction or European inlitatitenta i and
. ticeadons for special prayer on church miesions, iu.d the ow tr 1.
did not require it, and all be wanted was their sympathy. it e 0.10.1 c eno a y e . this not being misted by Mr. Gledstone, the original METROPOLITAN CATTLE.-140NDay,
mi..siou days we should keel, in • spirit ce ro,„0 tee. th ob. The society which required eXtrani•ii 14 help was satin a Mr. .I.ll,ffe mei .
.1 he eel 1 t care for that, and in the motion was negatived, and the amendment was wend (THIS DAY.)
• prayer. and leek upon this meeting net only as a sound condition and mutt tonere, b t the !meaty that meautinic ttoo land Cuing fir might hove ko.mithing to to. moved There were 3,000 beasts on offer, of which
'ant social gathering but to rutin Its object-to do meld meet its liabilities was lonia tio • rock and a- oil suy nbout it. In the Commons, on Wednesday, Mr. R. Jame*
'I as it is done in hesven, and prowls ;he c. oiling -foreign, and business wee very fiat, at 4 -"'
lest for ever. By the constant work of their officen they ilia !lawny ; "04 o*.y. yen public nojaance. end the second reading of the Town Councils' Aldermen Bill,. ,e,____
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__.., ,__,_ ,i6lto 5, ter
-vi iu. kingdom, that our fellow•creatures mop' be ~..a
0e•-• now • scale of Payments which hut lo en so well ad-led he seeuld nut all „v effect ti be eiven to the t--e object of which was to regulate the proceedings in ..." `!"Lr• to 9,000 sheep '617 """'t and trade wig -`•
wing down to foureforeed beasts and eices of calculated that the Gevernment et i'a c 'entry bed verdict. elections for Aldermen, and to take from Aldermen the Pst 0, , tes at?. to fla ; calves at L
king. Ile al red hearty tbanks to thou recently thought proper to adopt there es the t teles for the Mr. J iliff • e tie be slimel compel it by momlemws. right of voting at such elections-Mr. Gourley moved to lit lid ; pigs at 41 6d to Sc 131. At Deptemd lit
-‘ I the church with flowers The church adoption of friendly societies - througeont this kingdom. Tee Jury an euade tuoi time eht (hero wai no wet runty, that the bill be road • second time that day three months. were 2,400 beasts and 2,000 sheep. iies
'here the mooting cull be held In this They bad had Acts of Parliament passed recently. but he sun nothing of the sort represented. The House divided, when there were-for the second
is it, I, ,a, 'hit 'a e u•,l not hear
, thonght there wee too much rod- aid sti about hem;t yet Ilie 11-tour thought they- were perversely ohotinat -., reeding. my , edienet, eit_hir. ammerdein said the
DORCHESTER
'l' :'• 'l,' ',hi fl:,'".t" X...; ti,.'"..," some good had been done in this dire' etien. and lie puttee had never leoerd *nth • V.ing, and if they gave a verdict Government intended to deal with the whole of the
i.•'e e' ,',ee. 'A- ...'', 1 a Walrin Conipliment to Sir StaffOril Northcote for the not in accordance with law, he would hays it entered eubject a mercantile and marine next enetion...-sir SATURDAY'S CATTLE MARKET,
an'. '' '''' 1..'" send Ye '''''' interest li- had always shown for the friendly societies of another way. Harcourt Johnstone moved the second reading of At Mr. Eames sale were about 120 besets sego.
..!mayne ; while the list on a rani Mr. Jeleffe wild he belie I his IlonOtir would commit the Licensing Law Amendment Bill, the object
Ibis country. The society was now working sheep. The demand for heifers and calves
e 1..., bishop of Kings°. heel., and the benefit for which a member contributed he himself to that, eel.
as ...new what course would be open to of which was to constitute licensing districts and except for the best. which made from £lB 10s to as 7"
could oay ha had a bad not any diee•t of receivine. The number of members him, bawds, to eleedlate interl•Tere with lwml magistrv" barreners from £25 10s to £33 per r, --;
' el), said it wets a belonging to the Unity was Eli 513, and the expenditure The Judge taint the jury to alter the verdict; but they as licensing authorities, and invest them with controlling from £l9 to on each, fat beef 13. i
to• Fat hi,
' tZtd :le Mr; for the past year wits £401.501 17.. 111. The suio saved refused, when be said it they were obstinate Guy would nrern-mt.. Montague Scott opposed and talked the bill '
, o `'' during the year was .4;210,921 10. Set , and the capital of coulee a deal of trouble. . re. A good lot of Do sheep; it.....- lialki Ille
-e• MIAs A a,
''a 12°°°*„. tr•SOOloty was A 1,438,143 24 61. Canting to their own Mr. Jolliffe again objected to thejudge intimidating the THE Ithentation Conerrntz.-The Select Committee 446. and E°-•ti horn ewes 46s t° 50s; fat teethe's, IC
in o". neighlwrirhood the Pecde Lxlce comment:el with thirteen jury, and asked his Honour where was a single maw Le on Wednesday decided that Mr. Bradlaugh may not take fat ewes, 9d per lb.; lambs, lid to ls,
'`d4lmembers, sod they nos had 1000. There were 31 lodges (the Jiplge) had taken of the case I the oath, but he may affirm at his own rlsk, very fair cleeranos, lure en I
In Paolo district, and on the 1,4 January led they had His Beeper replied with "Go away, be quiet, be quiet, In the Houle of Lords on Thursday Lord Stratheden __-
5.785 members. The anteunt i xpended in the district be quiet." Toe verdict being not in accordance with law alluded to the inneortanoe of reviving the (mow= DORCHESTER
-ring the year ou .e 4 .4e7 Pi. 8 1., and the capital and the evident* ho should direct it to be entered the other Parliament, and main his view the only way to cure the SATURDAY'S CORN MARKET.
mted to .210,525 101. Md. Ile espressed the pleasure way. abuses of the Turkish Government was to put a check
him to coons once more tru mast Vona. Ile c in• Mr. Jolliffe geld he was glad his client had the prudence G. idtwy pow Lord Grenville in reply said The return last week was 91 qrs. wheat, art,
upon ar power.
oropoeine success to the " Belden Abbey" lodge. to summon a jury, and he had no doubt that now lb he wangled to hear the opinion of tem noble lord- in Armor la Is. 11d. On Saturday, it being fine weethre-re
was well received. public would be benefited. of summoning a Parliament at Constantinople,
_as that haymaking In full swing, there was but s saw .......,".
e respondee, an I reel the annual report The jury, in the course of troceedings, said they had was one of the objects for which Mr. Goschen had been woe at the Corn Exchange, though 'c :-"'"'
Ii showed Gee .214 174, had been saved given a verdict accenting t a conscience, but whether instructed to use lee heat ineee„e and endenemna I ought is
*he total 1.1111./21. on the books was according to low they didn't know. reckoned an average one for the time of
•venile i. ; ••• of 15 members, and His Honour again laid down the point of law, but In the Common, Mr. O'Donnell,
.who had given notice goo& wheat then eree a moderately Yew. Of
of a question gto M. Challemei Lemur, the new ately good am
ef i,..4 during the year. Mr. Jolliffs said it was no such thing, disputed the French ambassador to this country, and had been informed which sold slowly, at last week's prime
',wet, having been given, the ruling of the Judge, and had more than a dosen witnesses by the Speaker that it could not be put, asked whether a niet trade
wheat met •au let at unaltered rates. Beei:
to cell if the cast had gone further, public explanation could be given of the remount zdy:ihe Foreign grinding warn scaroe and Is, per qr. dis;:s:
-re engird in during The Judge remarked he wished persona would exercise a question had been interfered withto ts the same as last week, and in beans and
of po vote oole :ire' little common sense, and refer to the terms of the question, when he was call to there was no change. Maize firm. IMI
eatastm toe to the Mn. Julliffe replied that he wished other ',sepia were order by the Speaker; and after two or three more futile
- the conductor. governed by a little, attempts, he indignantly left the Hones amid general
This i kind of bantering continued and eventually the laughter. Mr. Gladstone said the Census Bill, which
Judge entered for the plaintiff a verdict in contradistine- Parkas.
• don to the finding of the jury. . would shortly he introduced, woOld not include a religious
census. Mr. Shaw.lefevre, in answer to Mr. Corbett, -,-.-.0.-.
- said the Admiralty believed that the reported mutiny on BRISTOL CORN, TRUILADAY.-Kliglish wheat he,
vas EVERS/10T. board the Atalatuts had been exaggerated. A rather warm supply, and tally maintained late rates. mem T
pe. ~.._
discussion subsequently arose on the Ministerial Irish consumptive demand without change BertermeVe
SUPPOSED SUICIDE. Reis( Bill, Mr. Chaplin denouncing the intended new (id per quarter dearer, and a good demand for Nicole.;
'u inquest was held at the Acorn Inn, Evershot, on obtuse, to enable
County.-court ju4es to give relief in malting purposes. Oats the turn in favour of the is
cases
• us
eases of eviction' Itt
as causing the bW to outdo the wont BRISTOL CATTLE, TeumsDAL-In th e cattle
'ay night, before G. Symonds, Esq., coroner, oninns
and most vicious features the Land Bill of 1870. Kr. there was only a small supplyua Wei'
but
of Jane Groves aged 58, who was found q •
Forster gave notice that he would withdraw the clause in for the demand, butchers ring supplieduthenni...44 rbilM
'hi,," Rabbit Warren" pond on Friday question from the Relief Bill, and bring it in as • separate from the Aniterionn consignment. Prices- were lowa het
---•
•ung mah named John Bagg. Deceased, measure.
qualities selling at 76s to 784 per cwt., and lie • . tie
accused of stealing • elb. of butter TORT VE.alt OF MDT:CATION. Sheep in fair supply, but selling slowly at 914 pee p,
'at) Stores. She had begged forchoice wetbers,
_and 8d for ewes. Limb more pherite
• decided to bold a meeting on In the Ho of birds, n Friday, Lord Norto
brought forward his threatened .400 S', „ma sehedelbe end cheaper, 10d to lid ter lb. being freely nom
-.hat was to be done, and it 4 of the Educotion Code-condemning the re-ebing of Sardre sheep ortinling wriell't at Peeerde ofee2elet don., cede.
el. The jury returned • everything save the 'S three R's" in schools receiving aid YEOVIL CORN ale AY prices
This - ---* 'am'
from the state. Ills lordship contended that neither the attended. Both EnglishCOßN.
s . - e 'market was .
State nor the local taxpayer should be burthened for the and foreign wheat emike*„
moderate supply, and met with • fair isle, with., .1.---
purpose of giving "higher" education (that is, instruction in prima Barley le dearer, mei. and eetee-d-e:i eeeee
in geography, grammar, or the history of England). The ff HEPTON MALLET FAO). - Wheat Be -
-On Thum effect of hie proposal would also be to drive every child eete, gee to me ; be.. 44. to 5,5 s :go ..Ira- to' --in, ,tthlii
'appealed out of national or board schools on reaching the Lee of 14. tkoler 41b. leaf. Beef, 141 to 15s perm. ; ul- - ---tteesf e
eectiee The Bishop of Exeter seconded the motion. The Duke of 1 per lb. ; veal, 9d ; lamb. 114 to Ito- id slip .-i
the Argyll said Imbed listened to the two speaker!' with profound to 3d per scone' milk butter 14s '- ' ill
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..„ astonishment' He pointed to the advantages which Scot- to let per etre;
' land bad derived. f h parish sch 1 It f which wlesY ditto. ille to 124 gri ; eggs. 11/1 per dome; potton
from her oo s, in • o w e, ed per peck ; nen petetnek SI per lb.
%athematic', LAM, Greek, and modern languages Were yotur, WOOL. THeneway.....T„.... 1 e d..,
•glot to the children of the working classes. and urged wool. 300 ,hyele Wing piutned, er double ill.aato-esenLii g-
'be Government were only seeking to give England new uttered at the last marker. Newly ti 'retiee -att.
'-otland had enjoyed for 300 years. After sonic old is likewise still in store end btu. of bill .--e, tnie -
`..cussion. the Duke of Richmond said he and out. Time attendance of Mints was MI 000 s - see,'.
-i7
e inten.led to support the motion, as they in the early part of th.. day O. ff averse.
rl
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... should be removed from national schools y o ,re JIM 01100
which sellers were disinclined'. e-
awl should not be taught men to take, and as • Coltiegillig
scarcely any business was done. later on, home,
e. on • division, war carrier 1:7"4 holders gave way and submitted to • !decant ot &bank
.. OPTION. per stone. • large portion of the wool vie this thee
out. The following were the quotations •.-All h. g M
"awson brought forward his Y
~ 18. • ewe, 15s to 18i; cross-bred hog 141 81 to Mei;aw
M au
Meson seconded. but ' broil ewe 1.31 61 to lli ; and Ilatblan, ID H6l to .
'ties, fair compensation stone of eeete ile
.'"vii,e,nimen,,t Intended LIVERPOOL CORN, FWD/LT.-With a fair Weeder
01111/eLI MILK into at our merest • small Merinos& has been done gli tell
e. that the day tier cental decline. Californian, Se 81 to 9, 81. Few •
ei be able to limited request at veer rates. Indian ciro d-are. we
After • flexed American, 5-, 3.1 to fit 41. Beans. Egelnere7l Is
, lution 7. 11. Peas. Canadian, tia tel to 6s 101. Outs and Wail
unchangel.
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• WAKEFIELD CORN, FIIDAY.-Tlis brilliant reedit
yesterday and todu had ire usual fleets on the lOW
yle. which Is extremely quiet at prices rather is lane
-vers. Male and 0001 easier. Beans steady.
`rItFIELD GATTI...a-At this market that. vii •
- large supply of tat besets on offer. sad es
'-a stock wets, with few exceptions, first dm
'•ided 430 splendid Canadian Mute Ine
• lately been held beck, are sow nig
-14, and 43 pens were necked We
in the neighbourtioni of Debit
es of capital ffeeAclt beets en
'lx or seven pens wen It.
The beef trade ruled nn
vier than for mu we
be effected. Priss
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