The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-01 00:00:00

SEEDS.

Our markets are now, as might be expected, very
thinly attended, with scarcely any business passing.
The sowing demand for clover seed is now, of course,
at an end, and for the small stocks of seed remaining
unsold no speculative demand has yet sprung up. An
unusual and eager inquiry is shown for spring tares,
which arc with difficulty met with ; the supply being
all but exhausted, long prices are easily obtained. For
agricultural mustard and rape seed quotations remain
steady. 'rhere is a good sale for blue boiling peas.
The unparalled rates demanded for canary seed (now
about six times its average) are beginning materially to
diminish its consumption ; and other kinds of seeds,
such as millett, hemp, and rape seed, are being used
in its place. Hemp seed must be quoted IS per qr.
cheaper. Linseed unchanged.—John Shaw & Sons.

MANURES.
I'crton—C s d. Ls. d.
llone Ash (on 70 per cent.) .. .. 6 0106 5 0
Peruvian Guano, direct from Importers'
Stores, In lots of 30 tons.. lii 0— • •
Do. dm, smaller quantities .. 13 0-14 0 0
Hone, . 0— 00 0
Dm, crushed 8 0— 90 0
half-Inch • 0 0-- 00 0
Ino dun . 0— 9 0 0
Animal Charcoal (70 per emit phosphate).. 5 0— b 5 0
Nitrate of soda, In Loudon • 13 0-13 10 0
lto. do., in Liverpool .. 12 1 0-13 5 0
Sulphate of Ammonia.. 19 O—W 0 0
Gy14606 .. 1 0-- 1 10 0
E. Puma and Co., (London ManureCo.l,
116, Fenchumh Street, EC.

"FREEDOM OF SPEECH."
Dr. Kenealy, M.P., speaking at Hanley, recently
delivered himself as follows: I come here as the advocate
of the people-of the working cleaves- (cries of " quer
tion.") If there are any enemies of the people here I
will ask icy friends-for my enemies are the enemies of
the people-to make quirk work of such niftians--(cheers,
cries, and laughter). He then went on to dpeak of the
liars of the press which disgraced the country, a remark
which WAS nearly drowned in cries of disapprobation and
cheers. The hon. gentleman proceeded with his ttbserva-
tutus in these words: The disgraceful villains who have
made a disturbance here are sty eneinie:i, and are probably
hirtod by the penny liars of the press to come here-
(laughter). The miserable villains who have hired them to
conic here I treat with scorn and cuntempt-(disturhance).
This is the only meeting where the penny liars have sent
their emissaries-laughter). (A Voice: "Give us politico.
not abuse, Doctor. (Clears). You had better leave this
room, whoever you are. I have no doubt you are Attie of
the hired scoundrels-(laugh ter, applauseand disturbance,
which lasted some time). This disturbance is made by
the drunken penny liars of the press-(renewe.l disorder).
You ought to take measures to expel the three or four
noisy drunken villains who are making this disturbance.
If any one comes across one of these villains, ediately
collar hint and give him into custody. That is the way to
treat villains of that kind. In my career through the
Potteries I have found the working classes are gentlemen
in mind and heart, and I have found the snobocracy are
blackguards. I thank God I have never sought to repre-
sent the mobocracy of this borough -(applause and
laughter). I represent the working classes of this borough
(ap;tlause and "Question)." I hope the working men will
enter into an agreement amongst themselves never to buy
• pound of cheese or an ounce of tea ova yard of calico at
any of the shops which advertise in these lying papers-
(laughter). These lying papers are the greatest enemies
the people have. They are entirely misrepresenting them.
Tootiorrow you will see in the London and country papers
the most infalllOUl and garbled account of this great meet-
ing. Therefore I ask you to look into toonorrow papers
and scan the advertisements- (hilews)-and to snake a vow
-(hisses; "Keep to polities, and disonler)-these are
politics-make a vow never to buy anything (ruin any of the
miserable shopkeepers who advertise in these papers.
-(jeers). You are not., nay good friends, unfortunately
able to support papers of your own. In the meantime
you ought to be agrees), and I implore you to use every
energy you possess, to utterly destroy the papers that are
lying down your cause-(hisses). Don't enter a public-
house, don't drink a single pint of beer at a house, where
these newspapers are read. A friend of mine went into
• London tavern for refreshment, and he ao.keol. "What
paper do you take in r They brought him The Doily
Trkgraph. He tore it into shreds and stamped it under
his feet, and said "I will never have a drop of tlrink in
any house where this is taken-(jeers, laughter, and
applause). I ask my constituents never to have a drop of
drink in any house where these liars are taken-(" give us
politics,.. "Give us an account of your stewardship").
You see the sort of villains who conic here. I hope I
shall not be interrupted again by the dishonest rogues and
donkeys who are here-I" give us politics, cries of
" Politics," and disturbance). You know as h of
polities as a donkey -(uproar). I like to see such braying
animals about me at tones, but those who are disturbing
this assembly are hired by the presa-(hear, hear). If
those villains down there think they can put us
W tlown, I
tell them we are men of different kidney-(laughter), e
have had • great victory ; we have put our enemies down,
and we mean to keep them town. I don't wonder at the
pour wretches feeling miserable. I don't think they will
show their long ears at our meetings again- (laughter).
They may hereafter be known so the long-eared donkeys
of Stoke-(laughter and disorder). We cannot get rid of
such animals, you know, until we make the liars of the
press put their names to their articleo. I 3111 not sure
that I shall not introduce • bill into the House of Com-
nests c pelling these villains to, put their signatures to
what they write. Then we shall see the creators who
calumniate the borough of Stoke. We shall find one
villain who lives in a garret with scarcely rags
to cover him or food to eat, writing under the
great editorial "we " to the people of England-
(laughter). We shall find another, who spends
his life in olrunkenness awl locate his wife to
Pieces, writing an eulogitun .11 virtue. temperance, and
relimon- (disorder). I will endeavour to unmask these
villains. I will endeavour 1,, Mel mat these slanderers.
We will adopt the French system of making every
calumniator and slanderer put his name at the butt of
the articles he writes, and then we shall be able to put in
the hand of some strong honest potter, or some stalwart
iron listed miner an opportunity-(disturbance) -of
meeting One of these slanderers in the street. He will go
up to him and ask, "Is that article which bears your
name written by your Ile will get no answer
from the craven wretch, but he will say "Answer me •
I want to know ; and the poor wretched animal
will shriek 011 t with terror, and I leave you to
guess what the stalwart miner will oh with the
villain.- (laughter, cries of ditapprolation, " Liberty
ef the Press, ' and disturbance). This is the way to
eterl his lying-f" The Ktertiskotoot is a ItLackguard
paper," and applause.) We must know the names of
these villains who are perpetually slandering 11,1-thisse4.
That miserable wretch at the lack there-(laughter)-
who raves at the linglidowon-the linglirdomon puts his
name to all he writes. -("Who is he?' and applause.)
If these fellows continuo their abuse of this borough we
must have an Act of Parliament to muzzle them.
(Laughter and applause.) We muzzle our mad dogs, and
why should we not muzzle our mad newspaper scribblers I
I am sure they are as dangerous as Mad dogs. They are
unfortunately more destructive. My advice to stay con
atituents is if they see any mad dog like that about loos
to treat him as a mad dog ought to he trvateol --(a laugh'
You must bring them to their senses in some way. You
cannot do it by reason, because reason they don :t (sases,
("Invective is not argument." "It is nonsense, ' )eering,
and disturbance.) As a rule. I have admired the hand-
some features I have seen in the potteries-( a Voice :
"Which sex Laughter)-but I see here as ugly mugs as
were ever exhibited-(disorder). If such donkeys will not
hide themselves in their natural Atitocurity we will have
them exhibited-(jeers). This is the first thing we lomat
do. We must muzzle the mad-olog newspaper writers,
and then destroy the papers themselves. I have shown
you how todo both. -(" Muzzle freedom," 'Liberty ttf the
press," " What should we do without the press r and
other cries).

EPPS'S COCOA.--GRATEFUL AND Comrouriso.—" By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws whirl, govern the
Irin„utorfitsteiii and by
la
cocoa, Mr.
lairi-
optecratioonnso tf I ide. tin eti opnr °ant
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may save no many heavy
doctors bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of
diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating an dus ready
to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape
many • fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and • properly nourished frauie."—Cicil Serciu
Guise Ito.
TAYLOR'S Psags-r SEWING Marligigs have new Patera
fisprosemente, which rendered them superior to all other
makes for DRESSMAKING and FAMILY UNE. "They are
Simple to Learn." " gar./ to Work." "Not liable to get Ma 11
order, are "Strong," "Sari ft," " Durable," "make verb
little noise." and can be on "enoy telling" of purchase
at a "moderate price—it is necessary to Caution the
public against cheap, ill-made and cono_Nuently worthless
machines, which are often recommendml by DealeN —on
account of the enorenona profits they obtain for them, in
preference to good machines at a fair price Intending
purchaser.% if unable to obtain Taylors Patent Sewing
Machines from local Dealers, are respectfully requested to
send for a prospectus to 97, Cheapside, London, LC.:
Greet Drilbeld, Yorkshire ; or the branch establishments ;
22. Silver-street, Hull, and IS2. Kirkgate, Wakefield.
BEWARE or PIRATICAL IMITATIONS or ALLCOCE'I
Ponous PLAwrgg.—Owing to the wonderful tittle theao
celebrated plasters have obtained by their curative
i properties n lumbatio, sciatica, rheumatism, pains in
side and back, and, in short, all pains and local afire.
Lions, some unprincipled parties have been manufac-
turing and offering for Kale spurious plasters, pa tip in
such a manner as to deceive the unwary, and, as sole
agent for Great Britain and Ireland, r can guarantee
none genuine save they bear on the Revenue Stamp, in
, white letters, the words—"THOS. ALIANWK and Co.
Puttees PLASTERS," SIDI the public,by never purchasing
! unless this is on, will secure to themselves the genuine
Porous Plaister.—H6NßT D. BRANDRETH, Liverpool,
sole agent for Europe and the Colonies. Dealers in
spurious plastere will be prosecuted. Agent for
Weymouth and Portland, W. GREGoRT, Chemist.
Agents for Poole, W. PUNKT, 'l'. W. Autism, and
W. HAMILTON, 01101IliSt. Agent for Dorchester, W.
How, Chemist. Agent for Wareham, T. RANDALL,
Chemist,
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS—MIMS% of the
Skin.—No case of disease of the skin. be its nature what
it may, has failed to he benefitted by these potent remedies
when properly applied. In scrofulous and scorbutic affec-
tions they are especially serviceable. Scurvy and
eruptions, which had resisted all other nrsles of treat-
ment, and were gradually becoming worse from year to
year, have been completely cured by Holloway's cooling
t 'lament and purifying Pills, which root out disease from
the blood itself, leaving the constitution free (rout every
morbid taint. In the nursery Holloway's Ointment should
be ever at hand; it will give .... nediste COM in slirains,
contusions, burns, scalds, infantile eruptions, and may
always safely be applied by any unlinary attendant.
BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, Coup:, TAINS IN THE I 'NEST.
SHORTNESS OE BREATH. PHLEGM.—Two of Dr. LOCOCK'S
PULMON IC WAFF.ItS give ioi,muhiate relief, and nothing
else gives such • sound, re fr,.hiq night's rut. In rheu-
matic and nervous pains th 4 act like a charm. To singers
they are invaluable for clearing and strengthening the
voice. They don't taste like medicine. Sold by all
medicine vendors at is. lid, and du.and 91. per box.
CAUTION. —Every box of the genuine medicine has the
words "Dr. Locock's Wafers " in white letters on a red
ground in the Government Stamp outside, without which
words all are counterfeits.
Flu.--Mr. J. L Pulvermacher (Inventor of the
Patent Galvanic Chain Bands, Pelts. ay.. die.) hcga to in-
form his numerous Clients and Friends in Town and
Country, that through a fire which unfortunately occurred
on Saturday, May 'Mut, in the upper portion of his pre.
mime, No. 194, Regent-street, W., the bmks containing
the sedeeeee° of hie many correspondents have linen des•
troyed, therefore Mr. Pulvennacher asks the favour of
such to put themselves in communication with hint, in
order that a correct list of their present addresees may he
at once prepared, to prevent delay in replying. The
business as not otherwise disturbed by the occurrence of
the fire, and all communications will receive prompt and
' careful attention, as hitherto at Mr. Put.vtamacmia's
Galvanic Satabthament, um, Regeat-street. Leaden-

FAtablishol Half Ca' •ntury.
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03STkACTORX 10 Tint 5c110.4. 134. \NO 506

11 E)Lll Sof Co-operative thwieties awl Country Meeklents
VI tan have the full a.l,antage of lowest London Niece in
SILKS, CA IIPETS and I:etteral I)rapery by writing for Plata:rm,
whirl, will be forwanitll Poost Free.

•Fo.ll-tal iiiiiechavd, Loudon, E.
I'ATFERNri FREE.

ALL the NEW SEASON FABRIC,/ ha. Ps7.l. Chadwick
Pique*, Linens, Lawns, Ah same, AM' Ilundruda of
En, elties frnnt Pd. per yard.
SILKS nr every deseriptlon trete I Guinea.
BAKER and CRISP, Mt, Regent Street, Leeslon, W.

If INVINCIBLE LAWN MoWEIL (Samuel Kdonards'
1 Patent.) Winner of the Gold Medal M Birmingham,
July nth, 1674, and six rim Prizes in twelve months.
In this Lawn Mower the Wood Rollers can he used either at
the front or at the hack of the cutters.

linn. 14m. lnin. loin. Win.
701. Xllth. £510,, £654, £7, gs lIM
Carrillo

Sole Hamm JOHN CROLEYoJ Co , SHEFFIELD.
TIR. scorn§ BILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS, aithent
1.1 BercnrY : Invaluable to all alio suffer from bilious and
liver complaints, iiidiginUon, wind, elisions, giddiness
of the eyes, ke. For habitual eostiventes, as • family aperient
medicine, and as • purifier .d the blood, they are unequallol
Mild in their operation, they create appetite, promote digestion,
and strengthen the whole nervous mime. b/
Lambert, Cbemlet, la Vere Street, Oxford Street,_Looden. • ,
and •11 Druggists in boxes, le led sad le lid WI•Flod i• •
square grew package. like DO other.

UTILITY I! LUXI7RY ! ECONOMY ! !
WARREN'S Patent COOKING POTS ma
MOILER&
HUTCHINSON'S Patent CA FETIERKII and COFFEZ
URNS.

Sold by all FurnroldrOilroomongors.

SMITH AND FORREST'S
A CO' BLACK VARINISH.—Beet and Cheapest
/1. Faint for Mill Walls, Stairgases, Water Tanks, Columns,
Boilers, Wood and Inni Fencing, ac. Jet Black EnsoW
Surface, our Special Manufacture for I 2 years. Price to any
Railway statigin in 36 Gallon Cask' Fp 6d v.*. (1.1106. All order/
to IiOLT TOWN Varnish Works. MANCIi _
nIIEAP GARDEN NEITINO —Good Tanned Netting or
Fruit Trees, Strawherry Beds, .te , Cheapest in Britain, 52%
per cwt., or Ica than no half-penny per square yard Terms
('ash. JOHN WOODWARD, Migliwitreet, Pittenween, Fife,

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...
Dip °um; of Merit, Vienna grAibitioo. Pi7.l, itortird to
GO ODA LL•B Wolit.l)-RENOWNED 110VSEIIOLD
SPECIALITIM.

dOODALL.I3 BAKING POWDER -
The beet in the World.
Id Packets ; Ild., Is. Is Bd, and ti Tine
--

YORKSHIRE RELISH
The MOSt delicious Sauce in the World.
Bottles 6d, Is, and its each.

- •
GOODLLLM QUININE WINE
The best TOnic yet introduced.
Ilott Is, Is lid, ft, and ts 3d each.
Sold everywhere by Grocers, Chemists, °"men'LEE
If not in Ste k. Askour Stationer to procure
y
Prepered by 000 DALL, IIAstKIIOUSE and CH.., _ _
procure It for you .
.sitTONES PATENT MAIN and Cabinets, for the Safe WU
k-7,.orderlY Eettlsinsf of all papers awl documents.
Addresi Yo end I.l' worry saved. All 'Kt/timbal, palll free
HENRY STONE, Manufacturer sod Patentee, II 4NBUSY.,_
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rimturxtrrs, I, New Bond St., London, W. flair Department
- A large viillection o Chhmm, Cantgon PUH "
A. Ulred
titans and Plain Twists of Hair in all Colours. Into Excal to
each ankle.Custonicrs having co-operative Tickets the usual
Disci ttttt t Address W ttttt TRI'I9/117. 1. New ilesubstreet,
French "'IMMO° Platm for the Hair
Gand thulium° Ga. mat.
_
LENFIEI.I) Inns TH D REA is admired for its Strength,
SEWING Smoothness great beauty of Fibi-h.
COTTON Ath yeur Draper to procure it for yo..
GLEN FIELD Exclusively used la the Koval laundry.
STARCH 1 When you sth for it no. that yoa get it.
Soil by all Grocers_ Chandlers, he.
Tim above Ant-clam ArUc'es of DuIiICILIC um should be used
In every hou.chold.
WOTHERSPOON k CO.. Olookok and Loudon.
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tho l'AomYi:ALiZikTE.D.HarEp.:74:.(7.r.h.t
Au.. Dec. 12, Poultry. Loudon.

W. BURR, F.S.S. Manager.
Agent, Mr. J. F. GRIMM. Lona!set, Poole.
Ot:I.L1:11 and SHARITs, I;!, China. and Kartbe-Snare
lilantdacturers. Silver and tjectro Plato and Cutlery.
15 per cent. discount for randy money inih.
IS, Coelopm...street, Pall Mall,_lsindon,
Established
pOLICB and Ca, LIMITED,
• P MANUFACTURING CIIF.MISTS. MANCIIESTER.
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Sulphate I.lupper, Nitr.itc Lead, oxalic Acid, Prussiale Potash,
Cli'orate Potash, Picric Acid. Alum, he.

NINErB BLACK LEAD
CLENLINFAS.- -W. O. NIXEY'S REFINED BLACK LEAD.
—Alised without waste or dust.

Bold everywhere.
Mk for
W. G. Nizey's Black Lead, and see that you have it.
It, sotto *mare, London.
CAUTION.—There ate ',aural Imitations.

DORWICICS Gokl Medal BAKING POWDER Makes Puddial"
LI Pies and Tana sweet and wholesome.

INDLATICR AND 00.%

--.-
NOURISHING DUBLIN STOUT.
(CROWN BRA ND),
Highly recommended for Private Families and Invalids.
Breircrs ales of in. -CA', and X Stout., for the Trade.
Wholtstale only from the
MOUNTJOY filiKwEltY, DUBLIN. .

LONDON and SOCTO AFRICAN DANK
jlecerporated by ReyW Charter 1421.
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10. KING N All-11TRII-RT. LAMM. EC.

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Pl,.opCpltl £409.000-13.3UE1 LETTER:
snil DRAFTS on its lintichi, at Piir firshan.
WAIL Cape.town. Durhvt (NNUI). Rills stint
n• • 11,tion. stml ail 11:tikin • • ti,•••••••e.l.

Interest at 5 per cent. per xontou (payable half-yea ly)
alloweloilDepowta Axed f.e 12 mouths or looerr -
nOrri Itawenered INDIGO DIA/E.—Greta Me re;
•Ti

t BERDEEN OR •NITE MONUMENTI Iron Lr,rnag•
.1 free. loocripOom. armarare mol
prim. from Joss W. !AMOR. ..... ,531,11,11.

(jiwuuS Patent 5AF.t1..1.;t:.1,71.a-1t0....U1., Fa .1.
CHUB Oil Pat at LStrcal...l I
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We ono, io J. 11001i0.*$ .4. tin. •.! 1-11e1d.
Prior. with drai,ing of vvcrk
soy kiwi of b.oull. Pet,. iq the Arm). ,on• NM
Corps.

'WHET IkIALINE is the fsnwt-:,r,
still a:Meadous in iinesentiti,:iii ritrite: fevers. ent; live
complaints. and inflammation. It instantly relieves the twist
Menne Inas!ache and thirst, Anil if with linteluiee
specific in %net and rhennwoien 113. llolborn-hill, Kt:.
CIOUGILS, OULDIS, ASTIIIIA.

and NEUIIAIJ:IIA,
DR. C0L1.13 BROWNE'S CIII.OII.IIDYNR.
quite effectual. ['anti.. The extraordinar) 1:eal
reports ..n the elflatey .41111.w...h0e render it .4 ‘ita! ioi ...r-
-taliCe that tile nubile should obLaiii the genuine, is
i.rot....eted by a Government btanin. bearisex the ••
lIININ-1101Chlorodylic." See declaim' .4 Viee4 Her
Sir W. Item Wood. the Timeg, July lath.
tootiumidals from en l i 111111 l l'hyNlelans accompany each le
Prom W. C. WILKIN2I.O4. Esq.
I consider it intaluable in l'hthisis and Sramlttlmlit: Cou-411
the benefit is wry attarkol.
Dr. 11.31ILLMAIC, of New Galloway,
I omni.ler It the ‘altiable medicine loinwn.
Sold in loottles, la. UAL, ta. 41.. at. I 4 by all Cle..nii*Vi.
Sole thumfacturer, J. T. DAVl:NrtlitT.3,6re.d.ltussell•strect,
I.mulini, W. I'.

10'1- PAITEI/NS of NE,%r," SILKS or Dress
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SILKS front Ito2o Gs I..1;11;y relneg 7s. I. to 51.
Write to 11. l'o., 50 to 53. St. Ihturs Church
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DoltWl. K'S WAN awarded TWO IjOLD
LlF:lo.4l.Sr..rPlaperioritv over every -titer.
O .1. JEW': I. L. K . sll.l4Ll:pens will Mal lama
lowest prie. at 1111.1.1StrioNN.
11.0t11114.litd1, 1.0114V01. Watelirs, cuilkry, ',1..,
taclu, Pursue. Ottal.,:uta free. Est.kblialicji

ASPHALT': ROOFING FELT.
One Penny per square bslt..
OROGGON AND CU. 31.1NUFAcTUREILS, Albion Wharf,
10, l'iqter Thame.-unert. Isoslen.

59, Georg.. Spurr. Glasgow.
2, tionv

IRON CHURCH ES, SCHOOLS, AND Boors
Ermtol by
CROGuoN .1.1 CO,
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59, George Square, C.leagow.
2, Goree Maxus. Liverymml.
BORWICKTiIioId Medal BASIN() POWDER. ItiCe
T Wow, and &outs without Yeast.
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m ' WASHING MACHINES,
Wrior, 1i3114,.. Laundry-
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OAUTION. CItVNTAI. PALACE hi the TRADE MARK .4
the only COl.ll M EON L MARKING INK. In ronaeo wow.
ot complaints from lo.lies, Naval atal Military tolleera. the
Politax and, the Public, eee the genuine label has the viord.
Prepared by the Daughter id the lateJolm Mond. -Addres., 75,
houtintate-read, LAsi..l4.es 041 tractor to the Lorthe connote-
minnow of the Admiralty. Manias Ink no way tamper:MA.
Caution, the genuine Toole Mut, Cryatal

CIEI.r CLANIU ellEllit'Al. I.I.ATE CLA/11124. A non.-
° ph,tc sulotitute f.,r Wash I.c.lthers, Hate 11..1.ra,
ltrusltc.. (st Inas than half prite). . .

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Epee an Instant and splendid polieh to Plate, Jewellery, le,e
SFA.E CLEA NI Nt 1:11E11 'A I. WrEEL and IIItASS I. Tlls
for PoLIAIIIIIII 11111111 Wo.rk fail kim., Ilarnese Sao:nits,
Ntirrups. Fire Irons, Ace. The 0.,: a r.,pial and spleinlid
le and ti per Ito% three dolly. in a /a.x.
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LATEST NEWS.

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MARK LANE.—Tum DAY.
Wheat closed heavily at barely' late rattle. Barite" dulL
Oat. arm and Is. to Is. 6d. dearer oil the week, main
lower
on she ww„k. Beans, IW, and Flour quiet,

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—Tins DAy.
About 3,000 beast., including some 500 forenpi. Trade
firm. Inferior. 3e. sd. to Li. ; Prime, sa. &L to Get &I
About 35.000 dime. Trade quiet. Inferior, to. &L to 5.1 •
to 6s. 10d. Lambs dull. Top prior, 7a. id:
MT; apd piggs quiet. At Deptford about 500 beast&
. —

THE CORN A.ND CATTLE TRADE.
Thereisms to have been a little more firmness in the
whom trade on Saturday, but the amount of business
„Jews was not large. At Dorchester, all qualities of
wheat were in demand, at fully late prices, the supply
being of the average amount. Quotations ranged (rum
316 u to Ms. per imperial quarter, the official average being
41a. 10d.- -727 qrs. .1 bushels making £LS2I Its. 3d. Barley
and oats in retail demand at late prices. Large supply of
stock at Mr. Ewer's repository sale. Prices very high,
fat beef being quoted at lbs. Ga. to Ills 6d. per score;
motton at led. per lb., and lamb at lid. to Is. At Reading,
a slow trade in wheat, at late rates. Little or no &Hera.
tim to the price of other grain. At Bath, wheat trade
was firm, at fully last week's prices, and nearly every lot
was wild. At Gloucester, the supply of English wheat
was very moderate and the trade ruled firm at last week's
nearly Is, per quarter lowea.
ram Gnnding barley
Is. cheaper. Oats 6d. lower. At Taunton, there
was an unusually large supply of sheep and bullocks.
Lambs sold at from 225. to Ex 6d. ; grazing wethera, 434. ,
to Mt; ditto ewe,, :18*- to 424. fid• ; hogs, 48a. 6d. to 64s ;
of ewes. 4.5.4 to &is. dd. ; fat steers AO to £44. Only a
small quantity of wheat on offer, and no disposition to
buy. English wheat dull, at last week's prices; foreign,
IL to 2.. lower on the week. Grinding barley Is per
quarter easier; oats firm ; maize, beans, and peas rather
lower. Flour a dull sale, at tid. decline; best seconds 'Ms.
to 365. At Warminster, a good supply of wheat for the
season. Trade quite at a standstill, net sufficient being
done to alter quotations. Other grain as before.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND AGRCULTURAL
SHOW.

The Croydon Show, which was opened to-day, is the
largest the society has ever held. The site is the Wadden
Estate, about half a mile from the Wadden Railway SW
tion, and over 36 acres of level and well-adapted ground
have been enclosed and laid out by the society's official
superintendent, Mr. Sparkman.
There are in all upwards of tin implement exhibitors.
Three sheds of an te length of nearly • quarter of
a mile in length aggregate
with the most miscellaneous
array of articles of mechanism, among which the threshers
and elevators are most conspicuous, driven by nearly 1011
engines, of all kinds, from the most powerful traction
down to the little one-horse stationary.
The entries of stock are very large, and their quality
fully up to the mark. In almost every class the best
breeders are represented, and there in all IS entries,
against 740 on the occasion of the society's show at Bristol
last year. There are 1151 entries of cattle, comprising 33
Devons, NO shorthorns, 44 Herefords, 97 Sussex, 47 Jerseys,
and 45 Guernseys- There 15J pens of sheep, 50 South-
downs, 17 Leicester& 13 Cotswolds, II Shropshires, 22
Devon long wools, 24 Hampshire Downs, and 16 Oxford
Downs. Then there are En pens of pigs, and 133 entries
of homestead ponies, with 7 mules, chiefly those fine re-
presentatives of the class to be found in Poictou. In poultry
e 440 entries of poultry proper and 101.1 of pigeons.
In the tine art gallery are nearly 5111) pictures, chiefly
contributed by artists, and on sale, but including some
good loans- In the gallery, too, is a fine collection of
objects of art f South Kensington, arranged in cams,
and a floe specimen of Hoodoo lace, in the shape of •
rich mantle, worked by Miss Radford, of Sidmouth,
valued at CIO guineas, ISSAS on commission.
On Sunday, for the benefit f the herdsmen and others
who could not leave the yard, there was Divine service in
the council tent. the Rev. Csnon Hodgson and the Ron.
and Rev. J. T. Boscawen officiating.
In the Devon class there were some very line animals.
Mr. A. J. Smith, of Bradfordyeverell, has been awarded
second prize for yearling heifer, highly commended for
yearling bull, and commended for a yearling bull and for
a heifer.

POIM.TOUILSE ("01.1.EITIONS.
In the Chancery Court to-day (onday) the King of
Portugal sought to obtain collections bequeathml to the
British Museum and Kew flardens by M. Welwitsch, it
being alleged that Wel w loch was in the Por t uguese CM ploy
when the collections were made. CASC adjourned.

CAPTAIN WY TON.
Captain ltoyton has succeeilixl in floating from France
to England in his lifewaving lie started from rape
Grimes at three o'clock on Friday morning, and at eight
a.m. he was nearly eleven miles out; at four p.m. he was
about nine miles from Dos er, andat nine p.m. his distance
from land was radii...xi to about six miles. Shortly after
half-pest two o'clock ids Saturday morning be landed at
the :mutt:, Foreland, having paddled a distance of alsiut 23
miles. The captain was sulaequently entertained at Dover
and Folkestone.

THE A 11l TIC EXPEDITION.
The Arctic Expedition .11ips Alert and Discovery sailed
from Portsmouth in Saturday aftenes.n. After an official
Inspection by the Lords of the Admiralty, who were
received by Captain Nan's, on board the first named
vessel, Mr. Ward Hunt shook hands with the officers,
whom he reminded that the eyes of the world were upon
them, adding that the prayers and best wishes of everyone
would go with then. for success in their arduous under.
taking. Just before the expedition sailed the Queen sent
Captain Nitres a U ditf id telegraphic farewell from
Balmoral, a. follows:
" I caret:idly wish jou AO,l pair gallant companions every
sumer. and I trust that poi io.i gdely accomplish the
important duty you hare xi brasely undertaken."
To this gracious proof of tier Majesty's sympathy with
the Fx Um., Captain Saris promptly telegraphed the
following reply :
" I feel deeply the great honour lice Majesty has done
myself and the other members id the Expedition in wishing us
success. Iler blajtaity may depend on all doing their duty."
Suleosjuently a packet from the Queen was received on
boardeach vessel, addressed to the respective conuoatelers
but, as they were reverently laid aside for the present, and
will D.,t, he opened until the shim are well out to sea, it is
impossible to state the form which her Majesty's regard
has in this instance taken.
A variety of presents have been sent to the ships. A
pianoforte for the Alert, and a barrel organ for the
Discovery. There are nightcaps sent by the Empress
Eugenie. A lady has forwarded eighteen eye protectors.
The gifts"( bwmkshuave been alinost innumerable. Among
the miseellaneous contributions are eases of soup, tins of
plum.puilding, cases of champagne. hosiery a,/ /ibitioe,
game+, pictures, Magi,' lanterns, sledge nags, a elwqee for
3300, to be expended at the discretion of Captain Naves,
sad a .ast variety of more or less appropriate odds and
ends. lierliaim the moot whimsical contribution is some
pirceLi Passover cake.
The instructions are that the twin vessels shall make
their way to Cape Farewell, the southernmost point of
Greenland, anti thence skirt the western shores of that
country till they reach 71 degrees north, and come to the
everlasting ice-harriers of Melville Bay. Here they will I
find whether the season promises to be favourable or the !
reverse but whatever the weather we may assume that 1
vessels fitted up a,. these are will be able to push their !
way through the floes of Smith's Sound, the longest
Strait yet marked upon our ibarts- it is 1,10.1 miles iti
length, as far as it in hint. at present.-sod the hope and
expectation is that before the winter climes upon them and
everything in the Arctic circle is once more iron-bound.
the ...els will be quietly laid up in Newman's Bay, CI
degrees North. Here the Discovery will remain to do the
work of geographical exploration, the Alert pushing on as
far as possible towards that mysterious allot of sea or land
which marks the summit of our planet. Beyond this of
course Capt. Nene; is left to his own devices; but if he
can (urine!' our sarano with a tithe of the information
which they are anticipating, he will give us the key to
almost all the riddles of Creation. "The objects in view,"
as l'Aptaiu Markham maye, "are the discovery of the
conditions of land and, sea within the unknown area, and
the investigation of all the phenomena in that region, in
the various branched of science."

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The Earl and Countess of Hamster have arrived in
Beagrave-square from Melbury house, Dorset.
A curate is to be appointed for liendford parish, Yeovil,
with • stipend of J;lsira year.
The Paris Fine Arts Jury has decided that no picture in
this year's exhibition is worthy of the medal of honour.
Lord Dufferin, Governor-General of Canada, arrived,
meith Lady Dufferin, at Liverpool from Quebec, on Satur-
day• sad proceeded to London.
In the presence of the Eerl of Devon, the Bishop of
Exeter,and some hundreds of the inhabitants of Tavistock,
the memorial stone of the Kelly College for the sons of
wor naval dawn, was laid by the widow of Admiral
Kelly, who left OXl,Oisi for the purpose.
Mr. George Dix" presided at a meeting held at
St George 1141, oa Saturday, to promote the cause of
women's suffrage. Miss Becker. Mrs. Fawcett, and several
other ladies spoke, awl resolutions were passed in accord-
ance with the objects of the meeting.
At Burlingham. on Saturday, in presence of the Prince
aad Princess of Wales and other members of the Royal
family, the genie of " tent-pegging," as practised in India,
was played for the first Woe, and with considerable
success.
Soticisons' OLENT Associsviov.—lnstituted ISM
tot the relief of poor and necessitous attornies, solicitors,
sad proctors, in England and %Voles, and their wives,
widows and fatuities.- The fifteenth anniversary of the
above charity was celebrated at the Freemasons' Tavern,
Oreat Queen-street, Loodonoin Tuesday evening, the 25th
The Bight Hon. the Lord Mayor, prisedi 4, and was
supported by the Sheriff and Town Clerk of London, the
Mayor of Peterborough. the presidents of several important
law societies in town and ....siunty, and a bafan body of
town and county solicitors. The chairman in proposing
the above society, and success to it, spoke well and power-
fully of the great comfort and valuable help it had given
in time of necessity. Thu secretary (Mr. Eiffe), announced
sa subscription list amounting to between .1;50JO Or A:4110, at
the cline of the proceedings. There is a similar society of
equal good which is conducted on precisely the same
principles. It is called the Agricultural Benevolent
Society, for the relief of those in that line. The Prince of
Wales presides at the meeting of this society this year.
The Lord Mayor who presided at the first above-named
festival is the sense official who lately (with great Oder)
represented the corporation and city of London in Paris,
and is himself a retired solicitor. Ile also presided at the
opening of the Aleiusudra Pelace, kluswell