The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11 00:00:00

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'IIIE DORSET COUNTY EXPRE iS AND AGRICU I.TE;EAL (IrA .
MB DOOM remedied to the Nothe ile
e however the statement may be maeked by mock rub- earlier r eke'. ter. heeled by their baud, and p
whmb his willinenee to do his net fur too dui, -us•lemegi
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Zorget Conti' Exprtio Wedmore and humility. Nereethelem so keg meths Wee providedsmock. at the
AMAMI BD. mews said it reefed with the omen of stock. if. Fined ss. and oats. tote
• Mr Hawkins. sue.
Ø. detersainatioa to redress is expremed oh, in =%°•lded "or births FereSerks- • a fiend b the "old rent to einem] advertisement.. asking-for tbe doe
the U. tro:,foo . Do .inaleee
..„...„aety r to be sent eeriest. Lk would sets k
Ems° eold. who fiald-"" Why den't you pt your sake Dafendaut said he luid given orders to keno the rood
est to them gentlemen DRUNIL lisaelllbiell here to-day.
of
terhea enetedfrtlinar: by
tbethg°°derat:P: no: ; Tn. cawuw, screed than te mad • petite-
They attended •Dieine service It was two
prepare for the main body
morning. the commit...tr.
threats or in w the continues to be con-
taaasalat
Mr.
mmeetan -Mr. Me rele-oum Mr- ho had too hours to hill, that ey should kill those two em Dieweed, drunk at Weesthell„ on Aloe „.; .__,ed, 1 Mi. while at Holy Trinity °berth on Sunday
taTtr:
aMamiernbares-0. e Btturday morniragf theprecrur
.basita.
The foliewiest genti •men wen then el a
DORCHESTIR, TUFSDAY, MAY 11, 1980.
. sidaand al •• " unlawful aim" y*" Whin'
bnwavarl
The° owe sMs ---:---• ---•-• -• Lam In the oOrn market. Nettling could so easily be ie dame of four horses and • waggon. was flume • oee. and liarracks to
THE YEOMANRY. Committee :-Illems. C. Tweed, es. lieVed m
the slight" uttemPt.e___....is made by "Ye...twat-La Pcwanunee ef,......ca II Built". Er. Alarlti e,_l°• te,_gle",,_,_,_° Waterme....ne_Clelltmar, done tie to alter the corn market from 11 to 1. th, c 0.,. thaTthibalgr.
more to carry them ....amebae peso..., --- - e-----. , Hodges, Ile A. Lock. • ereet_mr. th.'lute
me. of Wales has taken an early o rtunity the redress of & grievance tie acts, the " =berm Taylor, Mr. L. Milmeelfr. risen (sew waansemnbe-'r) memo-.
inerams of business. Should not the corn and cattle Portland, and using i 1 ensues.
Weymouth that the eig i a weather w alßre:Penuanni:edi:tuo
now that C *es
making himself at home with the new •
The Olnlaill" said thill question resulted from the greet lime emu mower
_wo‘aie
.bro. ught up for beteg drunk at
• elleleciable neergee Into whet le km7rioc.Velys blr the
veT mt. a`wwwl/4_eor. H. &tinders, Mr. G. Andre le markets be held on animate days! But in Marge marks, Sentenced to seven dayi bard lebour.
hospitalities of Marlborough House have been term " Met," and le punithable after thin of Mr. Amor, Mr. V. game Mr. It ledge, Mr. Stephen Iwo Bristol they had • large wog, and dinned ad the
Mr Loeb. Mr. Hest. kb Marvin Look. out In three hours. 16 wished it could be impressed SHIM DOGS feennred ---arrival f the Queen's Own, and seemlier. the •"°•pri 'leas.. the thineany. Mel tY
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fee:beegm ni-goickng tdboeinr.laisb ti felt: wueekse witabnit,honla rhadmi'll'ixtrt:ro:oCoCtitta:tanweuk;a:ltd.R°:l4:liftcoeb:biaCi lunh. :hteil:irin:C° roa niin: owr.: ona71:11
the very y
m openbostohodthembsidfo
igoothefroeirtiofth Cirthecularooloooforof thafge
itheoregßiotofogtootwaeboap2m4Hdoaybia. Lail willy
babsomsendagooroodfrom
nth: TheViretegigo.griertmetigo
of
gllgosugor.
g emu* V. well- cooked.. - - lot °F.- "'on Ite tonere a aock that they should mod earlier, Jew, Kemeny. Me. shepherd,aundes. .
forgotten
P dharoillk. we
It
Zurel abirdniallt .ybe,
anap(aditatantheMerserudn: doubt they would concede to the reid
es served. bemuse there le greet them ranks** to the mercha= Of two dohs without a license at Puldlehtst in, had _ awakening from omit. aed
Mike, and Mr. hamberhen. Very probable between • lawful end sa unleithll assembly. and
Ttal
Pitadiall"
gave
"The
W*B."
AS
Wysi
'Pub*"
whoa' we ba" a awl mush larger number than to to tate out the certificate of exemption, until late in do anything In the matter he dem
estic baronet in demising the wine and and again betwees=awfial emembly ad • riot- nut - i a lb er:r is which . . .... thou gms
stoat
in....
Bar Majesty we min ••_ _ es there. n it t should take Pm April, end had to MY g'• °Mtn a who kept get:sic:awe:lft-
fel accompanied by chilly Nolen's. (Applause ) aimy to et s
te royal hos, quite forgot his portentous how q the lint may be convected into the Ise& the country has been under bee e. IWO 14 , omens, and the ores market Would follow. ittehard Amami, similarly charged. only Pr°4`med his Pall however, the thy cleared, and just before Mr. FooRS again brought forward the ......__.
Forthwith'',want,*
A some years back, that the support of Every
ose he yaws the right of laWfula alwaye be governed Do wisely sad so well- (Anemias-. _e_l me Bagmen, said that although Yr. Foam bad tole the emiereues ; but wee demi...4 on paying Ss. costs. which the Yeomanry were expected to question, but
Kr. GROSZ/ on behalf of the clue .
• entailed a cost of 4d. per head per meeting, and of the free public entreenke 01 Next wee "The Prior, gall Prisons C 4 Wallet Ona .... . tbs. he would beele to sell, he did not always begin at Mr. snouton veld.cloud was to seen, end
• population of the country ;or perhaps "pinion as one was glail to and Pgr. Rem thought he should baste
of the highest privileges of English rest of the Royal Funny. Mr. Hewanre _ that, time, ton
of their Mem! Highnesses IMO wag then or not. Lill/MALI MATING. arrive, hardly a
shone with rem brilliancy_
'waif to the fact by the counter- liberty, must wish to see that right_
eeeeePtheeld under n°6_,____." that the emw me.---• e met night they
wlettheieroegmtmLe who would to meth M.
and warmth, malting Wey- charitable doctrine. They had asked the ritiNeelsteet ee
el a
po_bei sitt..o„Ams the
isida.ywhich advanced
itulle
:b.
was
udsvotat.d.l
amain
unks
ist:thsewacywd.
Chairman
some
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~, a It. ~........ in good health and le, an
_, Mr React w be the gentlemen _-t Mums 04:4464, who bad allowed his cow to stray at mouth 10" u -00:egfreet,
wly.disigplsainyeLanugdhtietoso.w.thmee Imuledr__.pgtmetedhicsio.ich they
eaddoportenv.eodidLn weriet.nematieung.webare.7.44e,
Disraeli, that the price which the proper regulatkm, and to Imre the Peemuthee.__,_ mewled woof the London theleteesen eery "ten" Illel_nf flee Me stock for that 1 If he did that the rue e The ietteramet se
' and bunting beg= e" ,•-•e, ,e , eat. uroves. The reee
Litton Cheney, was finel la. and meta.
• their Republicanism was IMMO immoderatiameee be &Maga minimisede-Goad Warn" to do ease being on board ship se long. mem . aeraoamr.
Bawounomuld saariwailmwhementissaVwmal...t to Bridgewonc tbeg Jam z.,aaere,...reeteur
_ned;_ggfortoethosinoomilargt offence, did not much of • such I •
ere. Mr. Chamberlain and the ifopeekr. done sufficient work in the .r• were not sought many of their best hook m‘stx e 4
etanoes. In spite of his half. - aPt= Hamm regretted thane con Wining"( ,_W W. Med SONO Oro' night. He should be very pleased to mad atir_are, 0::
and rails 7.-
Mr. Chamberlain gave His DOZOZEIBEIGL Agennor Navy me gement. med. la rotunda' thanes for the stoth earner. sad it be see had 011 a Wier and oaf be cr..; ehreser, summoned foe allowing his horse to
the Voluted's, resulted they were eat • new force, theme mu this were, me -0-nir It weuld be very muck w
t Pecicknowle, denied Um charge. Wing he had light. mist the regiment outings. tre
of xtreona went to m
'reception at Birmingham Gum MGM Celegter Clerh-A meeting was haying
mays shin is
nays.
service. The gm,
bother
fog
ow
market
if
thin ;rem a
agog
woo
to
gem
sty:tx:.
In
wded with
the road bang crow ............---e__e_ -
'aid
him
at
his
awn
"as
aannuncedime e. ~....tetehas 11,11d-__lal ilia ma °usable.. it.innegeltint "keel lathe" the" "dd hs eieg highly "Masud' emfi The "thin" °I Wathonth are ye" moth in"' their, Batty did not preen toe • penalty, and the summons on the Dorchester- ._ . •
- - ---- "" 'l'm'. aleaw•e-- --w Vike-; be a gratiaswitelvetessaliethunsidveuffideatasarsegrve eset„„,e • batter which he held in hie hands. siTikrialeiaLvfeaergsolanun homeloecpbetl:sotidl _ .. ,
wm withdrawn on payment of costa, fee the LATEST NE Ws
.. Weymouth the meeting woe adjourned. • throe We the demarel In time of "ed. 14t=thleed I° Mr. Mace said Mr. Senates Meow that it is the greatest
nwierg mark had let his horse and donkey stray at old the Bth D.LIT. marched to meet them under. .
'1
leant of hands' ""e othe intention of the nesenben to thence the name loam as they were the peso uniform to do beet to renemessice to a butcher to le sme to cocas uo ta an
g I • bathe did not know it, and thought some one u df 1 i t., George, and they looked exceedingly .
and Pune now e, Oomman o •au -to:-
The refined pleasure W the "Dorchester" club, el them re" therm Moomstms M °mist to aid In Meted"( Stemma market. If the market were tressmeged
es so many had let them out. Defendant had abused an threatened which it must be coulesed
annul FIRST IanITION .
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ad and give the in the town. the counteo whim controlled it would not tweetise Ile neentteuald the constable, and he had been summoned twice before. improvement on the old busbie.. They were
to the second mileettoue. As le
SO thaak which were in
nigh
and
Aengnestieleeefith holl Tith ?dm -Os Saturday the nen*" of the _eg_g_r. °MIK Mt behalf of the Tmenener.heggell dam =lt. compete with Dorchester, !mom e Bsv.fined 6g, miss
mem
an
mpapied
by
their
band.
A smarter -: o :-
1 far the beneur. At the present Mister=o'grainpleoombemtrenieninatier. ore- not to th ten or abase the policeman. however, memo
' "e1m,..." "-_eee- Dorset Militia, to the number of 100, left Dorchester emeeelnewl sneol
are we very bright for the Y
e" l, u° - over --' Drank' Jallbtel two horse, bad strayed at Channinater, lot of men than Portland Volunteer Artillery it
the
,
an `us. 7.1.1. at eight o'clock in the Ileoehon les Wegimemilt 01=ry, aid the senses per. Palest to all. and th.Maa:Z rlity, sod u they elreomeorited e time they would indeed bard to find, and we
don't think they
Wheat met a quiet e tie at Friday's prim, ; bee_
farmyard. have looked better
In scoompanied b the excellent baste of the loghnente mom bow ea meet • brighter fitters is Indere. Altlesegit med the market get amarei.Z degrees and beautifully one of them with his legs tied ; but P.C. Adaindscipuuttithoneedm PLemwolal:eldrtecindiabendtal'hindmeiTmr ntPerwnuPh"d4resa'
to .begin earlier, became into Mr. Dunning's they did this occesion, for
1 OR
as usual to meet the regiment. Attired
'wet. ‘eteeka- Captam (mounted) in command• There the numbers were len thelember ot the Yeematire was not ism He Mould lite meet . they, too, came
Esthete had • straying Rempieham
imetnut were also Can Idelet • bleat& Newell, krone& and they
maniac hours „Rhine ikee sow. Beset Ise them think Waiter Greta ying hone at
aux sot he found warning in anY he should then be able to have his dinner. instead of Tined lls• "sl dull; oats and maize fairly steady
atonhaugh, Isi Park, aga Meares. detim th.pladieleeon may Day. breve an soldierly
d
lIPWe,r well held • flour inactive. Arrivals • 1.• e a' lets
• 1:2 A LOCAL FliiiM M and Son, builder', oa=sgingleen ross lig•in ill shah". to the can cd
h• will B•••ki•jSke his PnrannnadvantaaL make the His wife watched the mes for him from the dock, and er
ISM. Guy an, who had Winiltni Ida with the next °est' Mr. FMB! Mr. Reser wee well known to ma and they attracted universal and very tavourao e 033 re. ' flour, la• -*" ub °Mat,
2, q : ,896 sacks; Ch
Wheat
b ~,_ tendered for the 'erection of the new dame, houses, the
head oell IGEW In:welt" "mu" It Wa. mem value of stock, In was considered Al.or the our said he was • native of Great Toiler, hut bail been to ance,
comment. It Eliot commauded, vrith Lieutenantt 4" isa
‘-- ie. in connection with Mama Eldridp and Pope's • tenet wb= thee age . always received with the Imams
...id
Dmima to h. ot letni hied
tea send Demuth stock. The litroadwinaor club. and, returoing g IC ' • _ ...Le.n.
sergosut.maior
ay.
H barley, 3,476 ; oat,, 89,293 qrs. ;fi nu, 11,021' ''e";
el, . e a thee te Defendant Wes fitted about ten years sensed paid about Andrew., Lieutenant Be Mem
taCee,..Tee.L EabnbultA2R2oKb.ET.....
- new brewery. Mellen. Guy's tender was 24,0311, boo meetest enthusiasm- "The Bishop and clergy adi pedant.. re this town lead bane out Utak hands into .
months
nen. in tubeaoirdennewprounooifootr,md,
owith forage rapt, the hardy
d, Quartermaster-Sergeant Scriven, ac. Ile band
' Mr. George, of Bournemouth, EIS lower; but the .haetioneei At sipeoultand meetings mg dimes their packet" for the making of their mutat, Quest a* it stx_
Fin Ss. 111- and cestx METROPOLITAN CATTLE M
tender of the well-known lead firm was aterepted. clergymen are generally nemega., ted very In Dorchester, was not unfair they should have the advantage of people •---eoseee;
The Goegaileet oF Tie Pawn, Captain Frith, he wet sorry we -- tmai life. weer, Mar)
A. not get HIM More In spending • little MOW. But if they always have to burn mitnauess.
Bandmaster Miller. The two volunt ,er mem joined (THIN DAY.)
~ me understanele taken Mr. tionneiller Lock's line which is the centre of 'Piaui el.
on dwe must be aware that in f away be train their have no time to do so. The home-
_,,_-°e•lgn holders and 'hope all have to contribute to the payment; Abrelissia Themes Stemma of Portland, was summoned
company near the Boman Catholic MIMI end 2,700 beasts, including 1,600 foreign. T,.A.
e next to Mr. Emma% South-street. 30.
Kr*
Glistartee,s wise asid Wats sin of (101 he' therefore everybody should have a little chum for keeping gunpowder and other explosives in excess of quiet, at 41 8,1 to fis 101; 1,209 sheep and wee-,
e Mt
hoe..-
vi, the late governor, has been placed at Brecon methrteteebb, but this is not the wee in old smien.i.
m ode : of groat corps,
much them,
showed
°dot dr:.
mothers lii I.
business slow; sheep at 44 61 to 7s ; tenths 8a - -11 l
He had • 1011. cask of approach ~ t tl)
small one, said to contain 17 mile It had ee: goiMrog.elemoaparigosiolitdoogif
--owing
roaethag
golitteg ilmogallirstoffbefoingAgoll tablieoolsodereabgalAlowtariofospafolLooprionette UN, ant not in a place
1151 be in right-about, and, with the Artillery Band at their calve. made eg eee to 6s. 6d. .
e,eg.
4.
Si
.1 those Meting-
,ewhat expected that the deputy-governor, to our tisse.banoured itiStitatione t Orm --, far from that end of the town, of nitrate mixture, about
powder, and • quantity they proceeded At Deptford there were 70,3 L• 11, mils; ' k7d
May we not attribute the pesos and safety we enjoy here
BOOS cooed" of the Lewd Lieutenant, ead the county Mr. CHAPMAN Semmes gave the health of • body of all, net weigbe
r. would be promoted to Br. con. He paid 15e. for • quarter-hundred of he til playing an inspiriting.ooo ate,
XIS SALISBURY. -11. B. Middleton, Kee., magistrate& In thie e°011•Y of Ens" we may well lj'e gentlemen whom wear, very pleased to see amongst gunpow bet dff tweight t 1 closely fellowed by the cavalry regiment, and lamb'.
der or Kalb., there eg a i area or homewhy, it,
awatdhthef tarldreivadalvanoinethgeuardcavairitheY tuOranedthatoaaire
~,,, to inform three who some BRIO ago quantity
d i kept for the proud of our Lord Lieutenant. who is well knows not only us to-night. He gave " The Town and Trade of gunpowder.. and theor explosives he had was
here, but througbout the world. end we may also wow in ter," coupling elth it the Dune' al lir. ledge, Mr Traylor, worth shout a guinea altogether, an t wastone,
o the r playing. ,
style. Altogether it war • gallant eight, and limy -
lel to the directors of the L. IS. W.R. blasting, in • lumber room at the top of the house. hand fMete like in its beet
DORCHESTER
proud of our county mat istretee_eipplausee
__, Mr. Mills, and Me. Sly. (Applause) REDOsOAYea'S
gun' Nearly all ve eymouth mint have been on the Front on
lee...maths truissth.seuks theitum Eslishurimme. Mr. Onotiothe Seuirtinne mee eemth44 am Mr. Town returned thanks. saying trade lately had Defendant said the nitrate mixture will not explode if
ee---. --- by Ik. til" --- County anc_eßornough Members." tAgFleasee_ ~. I ...,..eee mas been vary bad; but things are encouraging. it were set OD fire, wimps loose, and., It was safer than g _ . . . ,_. . .
vas Litman_ throe
hit appeals that thoonirealenoe sorry our
member Is rest here ''''7. we ''''`"•••• Mr. A. MILLS said 117 years ago he dined there at the powder, as it would only explode
all confined, their arrival. lb@ esplanade
repaid the hundred' of edgleneeers who lined the road.
about 400 sheep and lambs. Trade was brisk f
W WW•"1•1 Is now t• • = bar. reesie.;/-Zipeesth "re" d"'''' "1"""" the °tenting din"' 4 mt. Y•ankr. H. could
look
back
"4
Tinsel
ea their handkerchiefs as a hearty welcome to
afternoon train leaving Wee. We have through ma eventlal time but see many changes, both in trade sad the apiculture' les. 6d. including costs.
who way the bee but danimalsn all t qualities; moon clan e4l ,
At Mr. T.
without an delay so Wire- ~_____lset is over the "'ohms an.„,"Wir2211,5,,,,W W..",w interest; thee* are not six houses here now, and he only They were only allowed to keep 1511 e. of other explo- our soldier yeomen. On arriving at the Burdou the
'pad Si.EL for eviler Mane on Itib. ef Powder-total Bud the windows of the terraces were fillediwith I is;
reduction. Heifers and calves ..f hest, ritelit a'
volunteers h
stock* bulls, Li 10e to Ell ; fat bulls, £l9 10i to eft:
sited and drew up facing_ the ma and from e. 19 to £24 15.; second quality from ..... ISe
et all Intermediate stey Matione, reerneueote eew. mwe ars an ew•'••••••••"."''";:i '''" k of four. which beer the Nese mom as tbor did in siva But defendant could register the premises for Is.
hoped our members will do all they can to tom our tiau (H.,..1 for 17 years.tl4 tO i
lath at &Astood at "attention," while the officers saluted Of Nineteen there was a very supere i *II
Wonder
„se the Borough Woes" ig-Phanse.) e Mr. hemmers, ie witty terms, gave" The Bank and the Mee Thomas Pedro was summoned for • similar,r .it am
with their swords the advancing cavalry, who beet retchee rr„th im to £36 10. _ ; , gs
rode past with the bend playing. Just aa they ditto 0116 to £3O. Stock beiferevafror mpaiker ;
e lee Cunneen next Rave 111M1Yre and OcrPmaii°4 Bankers," csOed with the name 01 Mr. Loin, who offence. He kept nitrate mixture only, and in • shed.
(W. Dudes, Eml) and al the Borough of Dorchester, from whom Its bad al. 10. St was the amount he ha 4 to pay.
es was summoned for was mewed- the greatest „muff and kiminio. (Ap. nernirgimg proposed "The health of Yr. Chapman Bement Reed, similarly summ otie had kept 151 b., and approached the artillery Mend too struck up. It ii
I prwespepet,on plume) Saunders, as treasurer."
tap fetched 40s to 44+ ; fat ewes 101;
was And fki. • pound on ten pound*, and the OMNI, total well-known that music heath charms, but we really Fat beef "old freely at 1.5 s to 164 per score sen
wife, said on Iday 'Me Hares said every member of the Corporation iteA The Vicn-Citemutem responded, end treated the die- VW Id, can't am there was much charm in this duet. The
went up to her studied to do all be could for the apioultural intmest,and meg. that had taken place would be sakunt to con.
0011H1 TO SCR NIS UNCLE. Portland men blew at their beet to drown the sweet lie per lb.; lamb lid to 13d. Veal sold fred --
woke and used this for 18404al Yew* Perth Be "Da" t° the Dew Fair TIDOe those who send stock to the market that they must e notes of their cavalry brethren, and we rather think th.L There waa a general clearance. 7at tee
• -Der t Ground ass proof of the desire. The Council bad had • send mediae After some remarks on the late bee aemon, lawnd dikter was brought up for making &false stae-
they succeeded, for the horses on passing became
good "my centhlelnts that the Intik _...mndtets Interfere
.___ Kr. Saunders referred to the Royal Oommiesion on Agri- smut to obtain relief, at Dorchester. Be gave the name
. four "elm with the corn markets, and mane Mein" lienell eon se miter% from which be did not think they woeld get of Reward Ashley, and mid he slept at Wareham the ra tier
t restive through this "concord of sweet sounds,"
pocket" of deem. In ows and eonageein Wattles market is interfered ...,, much, Dr, Aldridge had rather gone over to the night before; but on being questioned, hit first said he causing many of the men to leave off blowing in order DORCHESTER
rotated with by the late Wes. la many boroughs the cattle -• H it
farmers' site, and no doubt he was may correct in slept on the road, and then that he had dept at Wey- to steer their wayward steeds. However was moon SATURDAYS CORN MARKET.
sits. Wee are over by 9 tele o'clock in the morning, &edit Den speaking of the need of rebel from burdens thrown mouth, over, and the cavalry men were once more heard fez- _
seller chaster cattle markets were closed by two o'clock it would oe the country. Yr. Saunders did not expect much from Prisoner stated he was going from Suffolk to me his The arrivals were not so large as pr ••
thee down playing merrily, leaving the Portianders in thin . el lowly, md
•of be neY mock DK" convenient for the sirmitariste is the ...went Government, if they did not get it from the uncle at Plrouth. undisputed possession. there was a attendance at the market, as ,
i the Coen Exchange. Meaty minor quest oral had been thet eeeeereommt they were eigg lien, to gm
anything one
nig s hard mit..
generally the cam when the roeemanry are t ue Eagle
On arriving near the Royal the men were at once ite . _ ,
ct dealt with be the Council in the Woo" the agelcul" now. The costs of the highways h-i-ealy agreed ought to dismissed, and no doubt they were glad to get to their wheat wee scarce avid hem price; but the gnaw.
twists, and he hoped that when the new bye-laws au he uld for on • different nrinciple from the pneent me, THS DOROEIEST ER sulorrox RIOTS. d are so various that prices ranted from 23
established the arrangemenes would be still more oath- seree in ra„. or pariawc, keep,. trims
nmt
innin in several quarter., for the journey had been hot an _ . .. m . eto tie
factory. __e repair, perhaps subject to some -Bard ahem. In eon- To tee Editor. dusty. Foreign, If anything, as a trifle deerer. f '
• "Mt*
of the
TW• "mums O'er" "T" balk" a flair worth, elusion. he holed that when they mot I° the Nr.-4 can estiously were you that I had no more The following I. the marching-in strength .e __,
to 56e. The official return for last week vat
hee
ellent chairman, not only of this annual fest but of autumn members wooed b. sun to gs
ma LI • barley,e du qrs., price per qr., , very ettte eagle
Intention of exciting "Armies" irritability, than I had of several troops :-
Fanners' Olub. (Appian's.) He recollected • good other on haring had • good Beeson. (Hear, hem.) was on offer, and trade was slew, also for f '
eliciting the analudoill eastimtion of ltilmtrieritY which so hishinlaY 'Titoor.-Captain Brymer. Tits 26. melee ei
of the presidents-thek old friend Mr. Wood, who .The health of the Host and Hostess, Mr. and Mrs. eocepiceously charenteriese is lam letter, My intention Dome:nein Taoop.-LieuL Middleton, Lieut. prices may be quoted 61. lower, at 26t. to eh • roe
i with so much courtesy, me .d also ,
_th le,. tat! • It. Turnock" WM given by Mr. Ste, and the excellence of - •
'inin were most &Ns men, standing m ms..silteri the catering was acknowledged. was simply to discuss the respective Claims a Lieralism Thornton, wee Be about 3d. a quarter dearer. 24.. t o 26,. eI• ba '
• e er-
and Toryism. I wanted my opponent to state • case on and
dear a scarce' pens, about 20+. a qr. ; oure e
ne sPecultureste of sais country. "e Soon after the party separated. Mimi Mee Tmor.-Captain G-ocodden, and Lieut.
le who understood every phase and feature of behalf of his political faith to which I would reply, My lower; cakes, unaltered in price.
Sutton total 29.
'Afterward. came his friend L. Genie, COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS. reply being also • cam on behalf of my own. I wanted to
Veen Taeole-Captain Merthyr Guest and Lieut. __ _
hear the other Mietierasetly and intelligently represented,
gulf eaddeaus,
and
still
tba
dab
ma-
SATURDAY: likfare IL a EiddletecieuEnte B. Pearce, and to have a discussion, which, without the introduction Chapman, total 49.
-. ut latterly-not owing to any fault in Fog , Captain Mensal. and G. W errs . .
,could compete with any chairman for • of irrelevant discourtesy, might have • tendency to incline BLANDPORD Teuer.-Quaitermaater Tett, total 42. faarkttii.
'-the attendances had been yen bad. TI.ILICIION DUITIMIIAIMM4 Pine to read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest a intl. of Winsome' Teo ,P.-No officer, total 20.
ernpoetanea of twee p.m.., o.e. ; The application for compensation for the damages done the political history of their native land. That this was Grand total, 199. em
tiatimme ewe of agriculture it, wes during the election " riots was withdrawn, my object my letters must conclusively prove to every On Sunday the regiment assembled in good num- BRISTOL CORN. THURSDAY -English &hew ~,
v that everyone thou.ld attend,and TIM sameltine QM iropertMl reader. My broad contention is that Toryism is
''
It is very well to task out of Mr. A. Lock renewed his application fat bail for Arthur and Ilwage bas been "the conservator of the powers and berseind attends' divine service at St. Marys, where very small supply, with prices tending in Fenn fg;;
dth f to th ri j t a capital sermon was preached by the Rey. Talbot Foreign had
.only • limited inquiry, without chew:
ed taxes. but it le no use for Train, Eradiate. and Leer A fus Train, On al ground that privilege. of cne an •oe • promisee an us value. Grinding barley was in larger supply, tied...
hinge unless thIM pot HIM it would be advantageous to the health of the two letterfrom John 12 13.
claims of the other"-• contention which I have twice Grieves, 1, ,
rite get relieved from some that they Mould be out asked "Anon" to endeavour to refute, but without even WEYMOUTH BOWING CLUB. 6d per quarter. Maize was also pressed for cale, sad ir,
em
Venture Olub deals with The Bench consented to admit Frederic and Lucy Ann succeeding in gettingtting him to notice it, elflumgh every °mu-
wee la Oats unchanged, with a fair demand
olained that the interests Trinitt to bail, the nest two sureties in $3O each, and one lion which he has asked me I have swered,in order tosvold The annual meeting of the Weymouth Rowing Club was a steady, and rather more money Po 'DO
aaBIMOL CATTLE, Tinmenev.-There OM
not always alike; that in .C2O forth. woman. what lain now accused of, vis., "slurring over or evade,.
--, held at the Guildhall on Friday evening, for the considers. supply of beef, but I proved quite stabeies =4n', a,
erne unneoesaary and pert of the question at isalle... and yet we have "Anon bon of the accounts of the previous year, the election a demand, owing to heavy purchases' * "fit f -
a/MICR/IS= Doo.y of Am
actually lamenting whet he is pleased to term my officers and committee, and ether busineu.emu es*,
tv at the Inoorne.tax, jmok wo,,,d4i,rd was for keeping &dog with. . mnnior polemics.. which realised about 734 per cwt Best qua! ti I
I°ll rent shell "ye out • license ; but did not appear. Mr. John Lunde took the chair. The attendance of the English made 78., and inf • e * - lel -
inferior see per met A nee
*end the farmers P.C. Adams saw defendant with a dog at Charminster, "Anon" in his last letters explains the position he general publ,c was but small, but of members pretty short supply of sheep, which sold quietly, chore
of munhineti°n when he admitted the animal ea his, d that he had not originally assumed, and says "My conoplainte were these: good. selling at 10d per lb., and ewee and inferior, at el. Lea
• out of doors taken out a liceneetbinakineZ Mars of Higher &DUD First that you did not sufficiently condemn the proceed. The CHAIRMAN first of all called on the Secretary (Mr. sold very slowly all, to le 2,1 per lb. A tar • 1
interests, or would do so. He afterwards admitted that it was" a foe: ings above referred to; secondly, that you ridiculed Stephen Brown) for his report. The statement which wasre count 1
let and the instead of supporting the action of the authorities; and, reed by Mr. T. 11. Groves was as follows :- store sheep, and they were in fair remelt Full slimr I
get" that he had not an exemption.milch cows, with • dull sale at a reduction. There m
1 acres, be Fined lth , including code thirdly, I deprecated the damaging influence upon Con. "The committee in presenting their annual report for -Tee
iem store cattle, but the cold weather the, 'ad se
ono rent mention of unjust criticism." " Anon" however went the year ending December 1879, beg to thank tbeir patrons, About • thowiand pigs to hi. * " -
tenets. . ,_, TAKING OFF • GEMILUMLZ. , beyond this. In his first letter he spoke el there being honorary and active members for their kind support and d oil they net
sad if am° named glue" awligi WW summoned by P.‘-.., no difficulty in conceiving • type of honed Liberalism, encouragement. disposed of at lls itel per score for 1 n* ' d ingo, au lee
t.nd Taylor for stealing a gate-handle. about "the influence on 0 onservatism of personal abuse, **During the past year the club numbered 68: 46 being , , to ble &I for porkers.
- A' I k fi 4 I last, the constable
~,t bout six ocoeon en ay even ng t, coast& • calumny, and vilific Leone and of "thus, sober and con. active, 22 honorary numbers. Toe boisterous weatber SOUTHAMPTON
-dCORN, FRIDAY.- Thin attendance c
Wh** •
e was at Martinstown, and saw defendant go to a gate of tented working men who are to too manly and Just take that prevailed at thee ownieticement of the season (which to • ay' s market. eat met • firm tra,le at last ere.
Mr. Saigon's, put his hand through the iron bam do some- price.. All feeding stuffs dull, without change. Fee
for granted all that is told them of their oppressed con- was throughout unfavourable to aquatic recreation)
thing, then come away, and throw down the handle ;s- met_ sale, at lash week • quotations: - Nee
..lieg
diem." I commented upon there remarks, u I was en. seriously affected the 'number of active members and gee
tined, kick it Dome yards, then pick it us, and go on. • to All: white ditto. AM to ill la
titled to do, and for so doing was accused of indulging damaged the „pecuniary interests of the club. The club f grindingg ). • ..-
eatable stopped him and &eked what he had he his right " Inside issues and recrimination." parley, ilbs to 30,; malting ditto Z. 4, eii ,so.
have during the peat year purchased four new boats at • te .; ~...,
.„... t,, ._., .
•d. to which be replied-" A handle I picked up," He
i that he took hold the handle, and it off. The idea of there being no difficulty in conceiving a meat of tee bringing up the number of their fleet to 13 '''
34s ; flour, 38s to Me per sack.
to egr; mire,s to ask forgiven.* maid ki, kiiiir type of honest Liberalism tickled my Money amazingly. e°„tif In all.. SOUTHAMPTi IN CATTLE, FRIDAY-There wit i
'teen • bad boy. After this I may not unreasonably enquire if a type of he repairs to boats though unusually heavy have been small supply of stock at our treday's market, are re
A. leek, who defended: Told the mother that honest Conservatism can easily be conceived, or if we are attended to, and we are happy t o report that both boat/ demand for things of the best quality. which :redie
sw about it he would mew before the mast& ~,,,to tee.," the conception is sue ease f" g"""i get n°B s 4
• and boat-house are now ready for the opining of the row- changed hands at the following prices : -Beets. le el ID
'ot know but what the handle was worth 2t •-•- ' lug season.
"The committee bag to record their special thanks to ifie ml per score; wethers, 7. to 7s 44 per vtone. Pr
led it at that. Did not tell the mother nisi And now for "Anon's" three complainte following were offered ; -Bmate, 38; sheep, it. taint
The lint and x c ns and CA, for their kindness in allowing the
'en done in the pariah, and title boy should second have been effectually dealt lelth. That, I think. .ernj.ef passes to the Pile-pier for bathing la; kiip,lBo ; horses, It
even " Anon" will upon refection admit. The third. the Wary, members - - f LIVERPOOL CORN. FRIDAY. -Harketeloied quieteu
mom also for oenreyin.c the new boats from Cowes to
• not wish to press the cam severely "Jemmies influence upon Conservatism of unjust We - attendame -Wheat, red, generally Id per etental loc.
Nut only to stop the mischief thing criticism, I asked "Anon" to instance. What was his
el mouth free of charge. others without change in Nrice • moderate tel -tu 4 dm
Mr. SalatllltN moved the adoption of the report. Then -. . •e
reply! A reference to "Mr. Childers' speel reported in (auten:Oar:up Pats lets. In
was a very paltry case t the handle TA' Timms • short time ago," and that he was e ilweeed was one thing to which he wuald eke to draw atterei on, ~, e . •Indian corn. new ne et-. I Atone
and that th large expenditure with regard to - told to Is led. Flour, email beelines, rate II Ili bAllie..
to deal Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright had afforded . •was e tuna el • mg Beans, Egyptian, 7s 8,1 to 7s 9d. Peas, Inure offerei. •
repair of the boatt e thought it would be most
hay against his character before, similar instances I This is Illustration with a vengeance, desirable that that expenditure should. if ibis, be kept
4d. Oats, slow. Oatmeal, quiet, rather blower
• caution. and the light fine of I must not omit to add that Captain Grovels is alluded to down. er after yeare'
they had a eery Pmbill brought SIIEPTON MALLET, FRIDAY. -Wheat, el. to te
DO IDlTillg said "What can you expect from a Tory barley, 30e to iiis ; oats, Cs to Rio' bean., tee to e
In for these repairs : and he considered it would be well
fIIOR•Yr. Government!" I repeated the question, but withoutflour, 39.1 to Ills; bread, 6t4 per 4lb loaf. Beef, Lb toll.'
if the committee looked more closely after this matter
ehe Brides, owner, were getting "Anon" to notice it. I mein do so, and for the than hitherto He was ...need that the clue was per score: mutton, 91 to 101 per lb. ; veal, lei; lamb, It
third time &sic him what Toryism has ever done for - * milk butter, 14s 9.1 to 15s per dozen; whey ditto, 11,
'ante political or religious liberty.
expendtug far too much year after year on that one
particular item, and it they could only reduce it, the club sus, Alper dozen ; potatoes, Is 31 to 1, 81 per peck.
vat to Mr. Bridge's The notion of unjust criticism damaging the Toriets will would be in • more prosperous state than at present. The -YEOVIL CORN, FRIDAY.-Wheat, 40e to 56, ; twit!,
when three horses not hear analysis. Surely they could hare refuted it to amount was seeter than they, ass club, were warranted .to 31in ; oats, els to 28.; beans, 406 to) ills; It er, es. •.'
Ina W,____44o wounds their advantage had it men indulged In. Bad this been to expend. Moir, hear.) 40s per 280 lb.-There was a full attendance, and, with ..,
as 'mg, as •lk resorted to, the critic* would have suffered much more Mr. PIDORON seconded the adoptlon of the report, which decline on the week for foreign wheat, a Keel teem
'gem a shilling„ than the criticised. The fact it the c untiy had had was Carried unanimously, was done, leaving a better feeling in the trade. Ent.st
being all e'er enough of Toryism. which 164 Beaconsfield described as The L.HAIRMAN thought, Hr. Shorten'. suggestion a very wheat scarce and unaltered.
eici disinter'. an unhappy crom-breed : the mule of politics that goad one and he thought it desirable to havo a sui;- YEOVIL CATeLE. FRIDAY -There was a geed nee;
n.,_beel: but engenders nothing." The policy of "plundering and committee to look after this especial breath of their of stock, and trade was brisk. Good cows and ea,
mue..m, as blundering? another of lois lordship's expression., M been expenditure. If they did that they would not have cause 6°41" from gig to £23; barranerl• £lO to el'
morning weighed in the scales of public opinion and found wanting, to eomplain on that score another year. It was too import- sold well at high pries-There vase very small I..t:it.
It in. no Brummmem Bismarck and his 'hem imperialism had aut • mailer to allow to remain over. cheese, prices were still high.-A large piteh of toe as
_ been detected by an inclement people. In the plain un- Mr. T. B. Gateves said they last year arranged to carry an improvement in the tone of the trade at from el Oil.
ele varnished truth was found the Tory condemnation, and out a scheme which dal, thought perfect, but 1"5 ge" enult.
et that done was their accuser. In my vocabulary there are unfortunately it broke, down. It was arranged that not CHEMICALS -This week hes not been product".
no words too strong to denounce their policy. Our deal- one but hinself, as Vice-President. should give an order tor any improvement in the chemical mimics.
ins with Afghanistan have been most iniquitous. One the repair of the Mate He eru furnished with a book MINERALS. - Reports from this and other se
Viceroy, to his honour be it spoken, rather than support with foils and counterfoils, which he was to wee for district., confirm the unsettled state of this brand 1
su_resigreed. Let it never be foreetten that it was the that purpos. it so happened on one occasion he was in trade noted last week. The ',lightly improved sheet
• Tory ("ablest which recommended the creation of London, and an order was wanted, the book was taken demand has almost entirely subsided, and the weer
•xte for the violation of treaters, which against the away, and he did not know where it wee until • few days weather is amenity tending to restrict the requiems
(the people annexed the Trammed and deliberately smewheelooking over the secretary's documents he found for house and the commoner sorts of coal. Prices 0
'be Beers of independence, which did its utmost to the book. And so the whole scheme broke down. He main weaker, mud sellers and holders have to make Co
'to • war with Ressia,agamat which it encouraged would, however, promise on mine( of the committee they "arable cunt...lens in order to relieve *hernial" 111
hold out in the hope of ultimate aseielanes, but would attend to this mere cloudy and if he again got hold portion of their stocks. Very little business is repented
e left "the sick man' to the tender mercies of of the book it should not escape him again. Hies, hem, engine fuel. consumers "el" "the lin° "eh nen"
~ and afterwards deprived him of Cyprus, and laughter) their orders in anticipation of bone prices. but ter
' in such • fashion, that in the month of calculations in this instance hien not teen producers d
The CHAIZMAN said from what they knew of Mr. Groves the degree
prztroutotgoataidnat the Inan
was anoedr 4iyf IT: It% jould.,all rest satiated with this assurance (Hear, METALS result._, is ear satisfactory to be able to _report,
`e tberecoseto the Consult of Franca, Mr. Gout then gay, his usual financial statement which «I
ootrietterabey improved tone from the North of gene
'unitary. Italy, Greece, and Belgium, be considering the large expenditure during the past year and Scotch ierunt_lhela„,eePriosee_Me_illit iron are very net
liiolo were a disgrace to this country in new boats, eminently satisfactory. The expenditure, ----.-- - • --•---""" w'" °"11 "mite" °eel".
el in referring to which Mr. Glad- including the purchase of four new boat' at • cost of little advanced terms for the sellers.
tint he felt it to be " a deep end mere than .C5O, has been SIM 151. 51. and the receipt'
se the late Tory Cabinet which Ets 141. 7d.e_leaving • balance of £3l 10.1. dm to the
lions over Sheiks& Canal, and treasurer. This at nest sight appears unfavourable, hut CONSERVATIVE VICTORY AT OXFORD.
1r to enable our represents. last year there was more than LW unpaid, and there now
The polling for Oxford city took place on Sateen!
lireotom It was the late being only E 32, including the purchase of the boats, Is on
te ceuntry with the theet the whole very satisfactory, end wit the clue, reckoning Mr. Hall, the Conservative candidate, was at teend
most inevitably lead to everything, better off by AA) than last year. (Hear, of the poll, the number. being :-Heel, 2,735: Jig•
t meant can only be hear.)
donuts of Ex-Colonel The CHAIMIAR thought Mr. Cole' court, 2,681-malroity, 54. At the general election
e.binet which pro- neratetation. s report a matter of month ago Sir William Hamourt polled 4 771 "6.
oo
*mien abroad but Mr. CMCILMAY, in moving that the account' be Mr. Chitty (the second Liberal candidate) ,2,0i9. w'
• Cabinet which considen d the amount subscribed by the active _Feeeeed! Mr. Hail 2,159. The victorious candidate ii g
than by laming to be very inadequate to support the doh, The -ex-gr" -
es eminent brewer" in the city.
lion escaping of the club were very much larger than the sum paid by The Bristol Mercury says :-.. That any set of ele
'should be the active members, which wee only about £l4, whereas tore could be persuaded within a month, a llie-1
'freedom. during the Mat year SAO had been spent on new boats and month,' to turn their backs th I and
h upon erase ves e.
.Cl 5 on repairs to the old CODA That seemed to him to be the lie to their reviousi 'pronounced e i'4. ".
filat a very poor state of things for a boat club. He maintained inasd, ma* hineP Item
~
• ,was that the club should be entirely felf-suPPorting end not Home Secretarysat° • --re It will be remembered that el
me dependent on " charity."
eel Mr. Foods seconded the motion, lie wat decidedly of in his address to the constitgeo
spoke of a certain process of 'liquidation that 0
e that opinion, that the money collected y um
active going on amongst the electors, and we perceive by CI
members was not • sufficient sum of money to pay the papers that one of the resident clergymen Steed %
working expellees. necessary to issue a, warning to his parishioners leelst
The meeting then proceeded to the election of officer', the
i firstly, Vice-President corrupticue of bribery, and that the rumen-eta 4
Friday grated a swam°nilagainst a ' ton '
bleep for al
e. Fillellage said he had had some alight connection eged v
au
`he club during the last two or three years, and from ery daring act of the sort." •
N.' had seen of Mr. Groves, their present ei,... f)n SeiturdaYi.
_Mr. Herbert Gladstone Wag eke'l
t, in the discharge of his duties, and hem what unopposed for Leeds.
own of him before he became connected with
was confident they could not do better than
as eioe-preeident (Applause.) His energies The Cape Parliament has been opened by Se giell
eed to the club and he had its beet interest* Fre"'
liezerfroongeosmooros4e than another who had It is rumoured among the Turcomans that 51s, e
'ear, bear.) no a the Weymouth Berth Khan, of Merv, has sent o proposes to eme e
het therefore e r ..,
proposing that Mr. Groves boy very envoy to the Shah offering a return tin the part el ''''
former allegiance to Pe -esident for the ensuing year,
ye-Tekkois to their Persia.
seconded it and it was carried ,„ Wail Mehemed, the assassin of the Kumla 060
L'y Colonel Commend,
tea has been found guilt? l',l***:e'
d been kind enough to confer Council of War, and will probably be execu "'-
' six years following, and he week'
i duties of that office. He ......
__---
' hobbY. but the Weensouth
He considered it ought BIRTHS.
'ey the attention of the April 19, at 4,Crescent-street. Weymouth, the 4iii %
vine amusement and William Hardy, of • sou. llt
It was with that April 22, West Mille, Bore Regis, the wife c
tle time upon the Frederick Cols. of • SOD. of 3t,
were not greater ~.. April M. at Holloway-row, Foriington, the silo
'he club so satin tele_ege Regiareet • daughter. ar, 1
kept alive f may 4, at Bournemouth West, the wife of ie
as had been Ballard, of it son.
as he wee MARRIAGICi.
It of his tre il ge, at St. Mane, Islington, by the
°rimed
Fo men, Colin, son of Thomas Docwre. _ell
loaded Homeddliington, N., sod The Grove, Seimucheneel
M ea. Younger daughter of the th R
e em.
a G terrain, Regent's Park. . on
to kr lg, at the jeans!" March thmingtort. AreLetc,
I by Rev. J. T. Varying, Richard Shomben
of Kensington, W.. eldest son of John Dem MM. 001
Worth, S oaarwok to Eliesteth (Berkemi!' de" ef
ece, of The Sims, Ceinington. 0 i
'tee 3. at Ottery St. Mary, Devon. Itaberi. mil/ Of
it. Balite. of Spring Gardena, Weymouth. weer
eumbter of Mr. James Green, of Otter)',_
Mge gretie
1, at the Remze. Office, Dorchester. gal NO
UD, to Bile, third daughter a -
4 Charles-street, Dorchester.
DEATHS. i
' Ghigree Zest Indies, 7th
mggslilgrerware
elarn, son of Mr. K Otter. 0
, coo
• short illness, at Bellm:ele e 0
wee Fillitar. Avila edieftweigoope
formerly of Watsbout.
'LI, near Wootton,
leelksham (the reshiSrget,
ei, eldest Muted"
e Dorset. mo'd 17 Yet4lit 1#
luster, Susellos
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elites., 1171
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