The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1866. .
f)MMF.RCIAL ARTICLE. WEYMOUTH. it was impossible to keep the cloth regular, and it could priaooers then milted forth AIM= "Rom ROT VOTA111."-Ilr. J. Macgregor whisk wee Ye
ig the intrinaloally favourable character Sporting. saddle( dwelliap ell mita as mes be,
only be dome by sinking the dials below the maser so armed with their fire irons, and a regular Irish row sends to the nausea amount of a voyage justoompleted
work of s of which he is the president Io
Tux Riegle? Bowmen'''. -Dr. Smith has s,, only
the absence at disquieting news nounoed an additional reward of £5O, for the as to protect the hands from the influence of the wind. ___...--_ ensued, with a result as described. The prisoners were hy hint in enother Rob Roy can.. (made off oak), in now, Bort maimed ea the memessitio
in the windows. The
from any quarter, the markets all detection of the hurglars who recently broke into hie • *•
-Mr. G. Rolls said every exertion was male to mei°. r
o APANKIN P sloven p
Thehounds remanded' further
Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. He began at Keep. _ _ ___. ~_..,_
'on of 177846 Y 'WU
tam the roper time; but when the wind was violent the ringer, on the beautiful Glommen river in Norway, of a guard caltivsta
moiety
et ahl:re,
mall
the best that Malt he does wits to MY to improve
lof the chronic panic which has house at Greenhill. brougld to Euglaud from Japan by the captain of the
classes
. -The preventive men of this dia; -..
hands of the clock were blown backwards or forwards. Leupoll have been sold for the etionnous sum of £240 A Co TITO REFORM Blt.te-The London obeli is there about the size of the Rhine at Cologne. between the different
and ImegrX towards ovu colonists.
der' of the summer, and the Goardloattn. The Charirman. said the real state of the ease was that ' ' correspondent of the Mese/tester Guardia* writes:- The voyage Melo led a three days' cruise in Use Baltic. exhibitingeourtes7 mid Loa Brougham
the prises of securities are trid wore on Thursday exeicised in gun practice in i. was no. a thing of desirability, butt
the
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eite_yd.
pacill Yosisalalt there are ten Packs of foxhounds, one "it i audibly whispered that pteliminary soundings are " Here,. mys Mr. Macgregor, .. I had, happily, firm His fOgßadol were loudly
equally severe. Console, the bay. There were several boat's crews, so that illy"; beeuteunk of stag-hounds, and five or six M herriers, equal in making itha View te • Ton Reform SOL There is weather, and coasted all alone' beside grand cliffs with proposed a vote of thank" for the eibliereet white wee
Itilildwzre agireeageoltgee zeta
ti t thirteen f 'loon peeks of fox-hounds. Thirteen still • month before Lord Derby will, according to strange sea birds mourning. I lived well but roughly heartily agreed to. On Thuredio, Loretre=r;
they meld • o or o
c commenced without it formed a rather lively sosne for • short time, chain up the winds this was impouible in the clock's Peeks of f a
o -hounds of fifty 'outdo each. vie., 1,300 custom, have to gunmen his colleagues together to all the journey, sometimes cooking my dinner on • opeeed the business with SO 114411118. EIII
y to the
; a further fall of es hi yr.:tem...L. -The eouncillors whose term expires present state. Whethet the clock was in the bands nt bound, mem.. eneueily 200 tone of oatmeal, its oust decide upon their legislative policy in the coming session. desert island by lighting a huge fire of wood. GT making • of topics, and Minded mon
sl 891 for the Bth of on the let of November are Mears. Maunders, Vincent it was elwa i Mr. Furry or Mr. VI yirregular. He . .
of 02,600, buide. the curse. of about 2,010.1ead b . •ofevils et •flett te •sleeping on straw beside 4:k2 and English mode of minded prosedme. He
"AO ' After all they said in debate the ev i equa soup in alone fisher's hut, or
Per Cent., left off Harper
,Lure, and Coacher, for the Melcoruhe Regis hall onmplainvi again and main, •nd the invariable worth notheig ' no
f hounds were kept. There rie • dla 1 • dee. • bmt• 0 Inight all alone in the recommended the treadmill, as • for bribes'
Ire at preparation, they cannot e y long coming to a decision my Once passed the
condemned
drat ' ofbad ' • i . • am. i untm. m, nin Yorkshire, keeping on an if anything •to be done ; and the negative alternative lantern of a lighthouse, aration those who it in change was that the es.a sore. i .. is which was warm and lively, and as well as bribed at elections,
Ward and Mr. W
. India nee pee . .W. Roberts for the Weymouth the blood-guiltiness of those who ca=tire war in the
Ward. There ' wind blew round the hands. One cure urger:me 1 son that average, four bonus each ;4.000 4.000 horde will mot them merlin to be identical withuminary eviction from power. where I could read and sketch.' He was received
Won Of the
01, and 105 to II ILISO a vacancy to be filled in the a sheet i.f Niers eliould he placed over the 4 ials ; hut to this C 200,0 0, at £5O each, •0.1 thin keep at Effg per annum Various surmises are afloat as to the conditions of the everywhere with hearty hospitality, and was often an nineteenth century for the extension et dom
latter ward, occasioned by Mr. C. Board having Increase of affloanott t Ike eoodoelos of Ide •
left it Ifils otjected that the clock would then become pram not 'mixes CAO,OOO more ; 4.000 horses employ 2,000 miticiapted proposal. None of these are, of course, honoured gust" at marriage tkes, school treats, and A
I E hxo equer Weymouth, tinnily invi.ible, unlim the gime were washed onee a men its grooms (genei ally the offspring of the agricultural worthy of the least reliance. One cannot forget, tow. rifle 1111WEIRgs of volunteers. Eight times he had to ahip'e address the section maisomeoced their Meetings.
THE ATLANTIC CARLE.. -Ca tau) Pro ~ week at least. Another remedy proposed was sinking Population). and consume annually 40,000 quarters of ever, that, in addition to the points that were virtually reach steam boats in open water and haul the boat on
'•er week ..- . .P. weer 11.0•. the ciliate-Mr. Rolls maid his complaint, and that of onto 20.000 gunners of beans, and 8,000 tons of hay muted by the votes of last session, Mr. Disraeli may hoard; twice be did this at night During the last two
„ewe en some t wresting remimmenoes of the great others, wall the constant alteration' of the time Every and erase. Every trea,..meo ado, is benefited by bunting aeourley re-introduce the lodger franchise, as having months Mr. Macgregor travelled in this canoe more than cagritultutt.
telegraphic achievement These are a portion of the hou.ekeeper complained that he andel neither" arrange -tailor., shoemakers, blacksmiths, uddlers, druggists, formed part both of his own bill of 1859 and of a thousand miles, of which about • third was done under
cable of 1865, and a part of the line used in his time for preparing meals, going to church, nor keep- butchers, hake., grocers, brewers, wine merchants, hji.. Gandanmera of DM,. sail. He also went about • thousand miles in twenty. ---do---_
1 "fishing" it up from it, bed in the depths of the ing any appointment whatever-The,ms.a Chairman vita surgeons, and veterinary eurgeons. If foxbonting were five steamers, and five hundred on six seaways, the FitOo the cattle Mame it apposes that 40
Atlantic sea. Captain P recollected, rowse. it will be recoil d with Mr. Rolls' com •n•.- ee Rena thon re eht given op, where would the farmer finds mar co
mat-hot for the By Her Majesty's command the Inland Revenue whole expense of the trip being £45. "I venture &Hacks were to bars osourred hulas the week
p'
was one of the otlicers eugeged in the undertabin the remedy asgeested should be put in practice.-Mr. above produce, or for a wellbred horse four or five years Report on Tea was laid before both Houses of Parliament again," he writes, "strongly to recommend this mode ending Septem 22, bsMg • degrease of 26 on ERR
sd is now in Weymouth on a visit to his father. it" Vincent sail, as it was a public matter, it should be old? Poles are the farmer's beat friends, and they and published by the Queen's Printer. This State of travelling to all men who desire to have healthful preeleas return. Fresh outhreelas took plass in sieves
, ' defrayed b ' f•ht to use every exertion to preserve them, and Document condemns the Chinon practise of covering y • collection atel not non the rate.-Mr. ong exercise of mind and body, an intimate ecencounicetion farms or places where cattle are kept, the number of
IDYL'S SCHOOL SIRVICEB. - The temperer Roll thought •might fairlybe borne by late as
y s it as prevent their being stolen, to be tent where masters of tea with powdered mineral eOrtur when intended for ex- with all classes of foreign people, and a thorough enjoy- sub outbreaks is the previous week Wag 19. The
s services in connection with the Melcombe the entente 01 "raid" the teete• he.- Mr. G. Rolls bounds are un.pori.o...dike enough to purchase them, port to Great Britain :and the "Times," August 12th, meet of scenery quite inaccessible by other means ; and number of Math, eat* slaughtered to proven' the
Homo Missions, commenced at the above reminded the speaker that they had not contemplated no matter from when" they mete' in reviewing the noon likewise MAWR this Chinese I Dan only hope that other members of 'The Canoe dissate extending to them, , was 61 dit Us. week.
on Sunday week in a very encouraging his expenditure in their estimato -Mr. r. jt Rolle saidClub,' who have paddled the summer hours
custom of fatting the leaf with minerals favoursadultera- ln more ors wow, Twomm._dithrsugh oor foloonctkos
"he sitteudenos both morning and even: £4 was charged for the clock-Mr. 0. Rolls ; Th•t was
Guava' Nctos. tion and incenses its pries to the English consumer, O la
liornel wate have been egos/1y happy end
sat °wafer*. of wheat during the month of August were less by about
for it enables any old brown worthless leaves to be able, and have returned as eas thee captain." merely for the express of winding it up.-Mr. Hurdle '. especially on the latter occasion, and r ' ' • 14 per °sot than those of the month of A 1866,
,n appeared to aopecoicto the
acomii. then complained 0 the insufficiency of gas ID the gallery -4,-- disguised and sold as good tea. Horniman k Oa, to
POTULAR DELUSIONE.-Wben Faust invented the the importations of the gest eirsynouthe tbe year
tcl on their halal!. The ' minister, He should be under the necessity of taking a candle to
dumb himself, unless they gm biln I better light.- SATURDAY week was the 800th anniversary of the secure tea good, cheap and reliable in quality, bare for . tine press,
nearly a quarter of • century imported their supply notand men saw with what marvellous show • considerable exert have hese Si per
relity-the most bulky manuscripts could be reproduced sent. ce a than Is tbe and eight mouths of lest year,
'omick, is evidently well adapted Mr. 0. Roll,, M burn r. Thomas thinks we bu too much.- landing of William the Conqueror in Pevenaey Bay. ,
• covered with colour. The preference given to these In almost unlimited numbers, they suceibed the invention • d 312 per t, more than thou of the same period al
Mr. Hurdle; I should like • little more -(laughter.j - favorite Teas arises not only from their extreme
Tog idiot boy who was turned adrift by a pauper to a person who hes been obliged to bear not only his 1864. In the sources of supply there have hem great
'eriday.-Before the Mayor (J. Mr. Commies called attention to the charity r.nder the
official of the St. Pancras workhouse has found his way deepness, but also from the unrivalled strength of the own sins, but those of all the world-the Devil. variations. In IBM no less than 41 per met. of our
with will of Barnard Mitchell to bestow six bushels of coal to e 4 black, and the delicate flavour of the green. Notice,
Brown wan charged home. Hence arose the wild German legend of Dr. Faust and total arrivals were from the United Slat" while this
- e--IPA poor widows. The distribution had not takenf
place
Of the pure green is a dark olive,--not plush. These
-P.C. Meech stated that the Devil which the genius of Goethe ha. immortalised. year the proportion thanes has been only 2 per amt.
--- two you.. Be muted. now the property had fallen SIR WILLIAM MILES, Bart., has ruined the coloneley delicious and invigorating teas are enured in motets
oren he saw • Such would have been the fate of Holloway had be FTSDOO, the other tarsi, while tentribiaMd only
ou . prisoner near into the hands of Bir F. Johnatone. the intention of the of the North Somerset Yeomanry, and it is expected signed Hornimen and Co., London, and sold only by lived in them times, for his celebrated medicines have 3 cent in 1864, Agues this year for 22 per coot.
Thomas-street, making founeer would be earrie.l out-Mr. Robertson then that it will be taken by the Earl of Cork. authorised agents to secure the public against any worked end are working such wonderful cures that our BAIL and Prude cooties" to weepy leading potatoes,
by several times, art proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman, and the spurious imitation. superstitious foretathen would have ascribed it all to and there has been a rousartrabie increue ia the quaati.
be said she would meeting "Were& THE HON. AUTHOR PILLH•N, part of whose hand was
• hie Santee'', majesty, in spite of the inconsistency of ties ressived from the various small semen of supply
her into custody. - blown off by • gun accident, is progressing astifardonly. Aocoapuot 10 the Pall Mall Gazdae the seizure oe believing in Gig Nick's... Lag for the good of man, that are included under Ilse bead of "Other Oimolole
her. She was The symptoms are gofer favourable.-Eut Sussex Nee& the British steamer the Tornado by a Spanish naval
The - y would have burned him for a wizard,but we in a Subjoined ia a table showing the total elprallae. Ma"'
mighbonthood, PRESTON.
Tug Duke of Sutherland's yacht Undies, with the ' •
officer, and the imprisonment of her orew, has assumed
more enlightened age are content to reap the benefits Whets to the 31st of August In this and the Passit
prisoner had StIaI'ECTID ARSON. -OnTuesday last a wheat rick Duke of Edinburgh on board, stranded on the rocks a moat serious aspect, as it appears that the
' commander of his philanthropic labours, and to look upon him as two years, and the percentage proportion from loth
had been belonging to Mr. Gale, of Wyke Oliver farm, near of the Spanish frigate Gerona lay in wait for the
Preston. Buryhead harbour (Scotland) on Thursday, but • • • the great benefactor of his race. Through his means image, 1-
wer Tornado, and set her in &warden". with positive
,forei but was set on fire by
_an incendiary. It appears that Mr. got off. w bid defiance to ff ' d disease in any of
e may i anoe RI Win an Eight months to Aug. 31.
orders from Madrid. The Spaniards justify the seizure on
.er hard Sketehley, of Weymouth, had a steam threshing the thousand forms which it assumes, and look Mt 1865. 1866.
the allegation that she was a Chilian privateer, though
machine at work on the farm, about a quarter of a mile Tits late nem in the south of England set in on the . truth , ~„ English .„ ' ..., forward confidently to • long and happy life. May be live Cede Clete. Cede
from Mr. Gale's homestead, Lod that eireunistanc s 23rd of August, and only ceased on the 30th Septnnher. le 4". was ''.. vessel, the Preleh•Y long in the full enjoyment of that great blessing widish his Tot. impanel wheat 15,057,536 11,1566,473 15,5119,299
of a London firm and at the time of her capture
lay occurred which at first threw suspicion of guilt on two They therefore lasted with only short intervals of inter. ce legitimate .d • t t have d eh to bestow n n Whines from
pills
an ow WWI We one so mu po Proportion par met
aon a voyage fromto o a aneno. ' f Leith fti d J •
. innocent men. Mr. Stetohley had on the previous mission for 38 days.suffering humanity, is the prayer of million, who look Russia . . . 14 38 30
"The Spanish authorities," says the Pell Mall, have
evening told one of the Weymouth wheel chairmen that h• the • of their lives and limbo or the Proada . upon him SO a Saviour . . ge 19
if ho saw anyone wanting a job to send them on to A pew days ago a one-pound note was add into unloaded her whole cargo, but they. have discovered restorer of their health. Now, we have often heard it Denmark, . . V3l 3 2
'beaten to help with his thrashing machine, and being 55... Uses bask. It was dated 1823. and it is oacti. nothing contraband of war which ORR lastifY the seizure said that these pretended sures are all moonshine, and Schlwrig•Holstein h
'ornied that two had been sent on, he, on Tuesday lated that the beak has been a &tier of £7 10s. in the and detention of the vessel. The captain and crew are that nothing but a bold front end large means have raised Lamphere . . It 1 I
sing on proceeding to Wyke Oliver to see howall British subjects, Some of the crew have been tin shape of interest, at Spar cent, by ite non-circulation. , J . , , .
„r, Holloway to his present position; buts inomeot's refine Mecklenburg , . 3 3 3
, were getting on, overtook them on the road and --attllsofordlatrolecle. Irons, and all have been Inquisitorially num by •
- - Mon must dissipate Inch • delusion ; for can it be supposed Hansa Towns . . 3 3 4
• his 1111 a lift in cart. On arriving at the farm, coort•martial in the summary Spanish fashion, without h Id b been permitted to have gone on for Francs . . . 3 7 22
LOCKING UP Parrises WITH CGRPIII6 -The Not-dens their be' allowed legal or consular advice Moreover, that a would have
day sent the men on to where the machine Doily tGateshead •being
' * ' SO many year' peek as shown by his advertisements, Turkey& Principalities 24 4 2
tc while he took his hone out of the shafts sass • the dreadful practice they have been kept in close confinement for upwards •
has 'led f of Greyest or yearslocking up refractory paupers of a month, and been treated with brutal severity." setting forth marvellous cures with names and addresses nil fractional
tome hay. sifter this. he Preocedel also with corpses. The deadhoase of the Gateshead work. of thousands o persons f of all ranks of society-we ask, tieriti:d States . .41 6 2
shruhing machine when he saw the two hone. ime one duty also ' " n " • a --.---, I. it likely that such an Willmmtitoll, if such it had been, British North America 4
r a grIIZI 01:0110rtly LS A DGOBLT TORN= ...TV. -A pension.- YLMIN,It.I4IIII• 2 franked
sk, saying that their services were not prisoner.. cell I could have been palmed off year after year upon the Other ementries . 2 7 15
man of Whitstable, named Mingey, was joined in wed.
o' appeared somewhat disappointed, public at this enlightened age? Would not thousands - - -
look a few days ago at the registrar's office Canterbury,
them to go to the ferm-housa and FALL ONE Ho MIRED AND FITTY Fin Dort • withnamed Nicholls,whok 'public-house r who raid for hit medicines have denounced him as a 100 100 100
`. The men Lad but put had some wim..-On Tuesday morning John Turnbull, enginemeo in that
• widow name
important
that city. . ceremony having been per- .
nen money? Bat as POO! have raised a voice against nre, against 2, Opt eut, hi moo. and 3,356,080 siero beer set before them when an at the Falwell Works of the Sonderland and South .
formed the parties and their friends indulged in what
I, and Mr. Sketchley, kneeing Shields Water Company, fell down the shaft, which ia the A ' •sceptical among us cano the then the most amongst but admit i 1864. Free°, has this year 000tributed 84 per cent.
cans term a " liquor up " and subsequently etio
'nought over must have Passed about 200 feet deep. it appears that some repairs were the m'n
' entered 11' that Holloway's medicines peeve, efficacy of an extraor• of the whole, the quantity from the United States being
newly-weelded pair en a op out for the pur- di __.. ... ___,,,
I before, naturally suspected doing in the shaft, and Tomball was on a plank across ear, IDUni•-agaryouce InsignMeant. In 1866 the Nees from Fusee and the
se of initiating themselves in the mysteries of ho
t. Miss Gale, however, the mouth, when he fell to the bottom, • depth of 150 ri; ' thisg lace the bride noticed that the e le'l Tog R Th Sta dard remarks that United Stet" were &be" eq
drying. At p lee ITORM LEAGUE.- e p
After setting some feet. He was brought op alive, but died in the course le
her new husband were cast lovingly on a female who the Mete Lea h lamed • new circular, even MOTO
IMO gee has
'adore the two men, of the day.
some sticks to horn some to have just brought her husband's mid-day characteristic than its former manifestoes. We have CORN MARKETS.
•• match box and a A RINOULAZ suicide has been committed in the meal, end some words of • disagreeable meaning ensued. already pointed out how a few weeks NCO, it proposed meati.Latts, prsday._The moo, of &Alio ohms
Or, She felt some. theories by the wife of the captain of • Chinese trader. The parties, however, retired to their home in company Ito mite ElOOO, to be spent, partly upon a medallion of on sate here to-day was very moderate. Owing to a
..,, and returning Her husband has been absent for eighteen months, and but it seems that Mr. Mangey carried with him sad fore. Mr. Beales, for whom a public subecription is likewise cionsidereMe importation of foreign wheat, the demand
-erwards found on his return he upbraided her for her extravagance. boding* that the Olsen he bed so recently formed solicited, and pertly on a history of the Hyde-perk for all ompuse was somewhat Inactive; orrorkhadme,
Nese', raised, She took refuge under a falsehood, pretending that she would not turn out satisfactory, for in the erening he demonstrations. Whetheremboldened by moues, or good and fine wheat, changed bands as fat mum The
. ehdo and had deposited some of the money in • Scotch bank. was discovered at the rear of the premises, suspended by rendered desperate by failure, the leaden now require a market was moderatey supplied with for.* wheat, in
',...engine. The fear of detection preyed on her mind, and she a rope, not dead. He WU speedily cut down and be sum of £lO,OOO, "'.o be raised forthwith, tbe said sum which a fair amount of budoese was transacted, at full
tto the poisoned herself. The jury found that she destroyed recovered, but strange to say he renewed the suicidal to be called the Lecture and Special Purposes Fund, and currencies, mat*, cargoes of gran owe irs far
nom, herself while temporarily insane, act on the following evening, with a like result. to be subject to the control of the Executive Council of demand, at late rides. ruse malting barley was dill;
moo A M HONEYCOMB.- As Master Roche, son of the Reform League." Now we wish emphatically to hut wedsr this sad heavily, op easier imam
Tits revelations which are being made of the social say, that we have not the slightest idea of imputing to Malt changed bands to • fair extorter 114 h treas.
"t,.. Mr. Jame. Roche, of this town, was engaged in • room condition of Lim i see really horrible. Its mortality the member, of that snug little clique the intention of oaks were n ha, supply. sold steadily,
'of Norwood House, on Tuesday evening, his attention :Tilsit: has been threefold that • • ' •d' h rabl They - - ---- iioeMert eleeli of other large towns, obtaining or wastrel this money
g as onou y. ey at fully lege rates. sad PM were firm, at quite
was directed to the floor by a swarm of bees, and on and all the world knows that the city on the Mersey is are professional agitators, preferring meetings, meech- km commie, nom was in fas. &mood, atclawe tete
sheer examination be discovered under the timber the most drunken in the world, the proportion of persons mating, deputations, and provincial excursions, to rm...
•oring • mass of honey, weighing over one hundred brought before the magistrate" being one in 33 of the ordinary work of any sort, and therefore cannot efford Per Qr. Per Qr.
' twenty pounds, the fruits of many years' Industry population. The people there will do anything for to give away their time. But a few considerations IVIIRT S. 0
b busy insects. The proper precautions having drink. The Standard relates the following horrible naturally arise, which may, perhaps, be best suggested gems. Rent, red, ... 45 to 58 :Scotch, potato „„ ... IS le 111
'ken, the monster honeycomb was made secure by story -"A. tradesman and his wife ruined themselves in the interrogative form. Is there a working man, " Ditty. eew -. 431, W 16. b. whit. ••• ... HI to 17
'mate ander.-./Venagk Guardi•nr, by drink. The woman fell ill, and lay in indescribable who having studied the annals of these mosalled "
.. triiiire.okite.... 44 its. Vs " Meek .... -16 to 16
tags states that among the labours of love filth on her rick bed for months. On Saturday she died, " mnvements," and who posse:tees the ordinary seetett eeti Lieeeti;. metes.
-.here cholera has been most severe, perhaps and remained untouched till Thursday. The husband intelligence of his clam, who believes that • single ...
40 to Os
• point of self-sacrifice have been thou that day obtained 10.. to secure the necessary atten• farthing of this extortion From the exchequer of the poor " Ditto, new ... -I. - Sarre, ... ... ... et to 44
poor women, under the guidenee of the dance, but indeed of devoting the money to its proper will be expended outside the council, or committee, or .
eof TA, Mining Link. Mothers of purview, went and got drunk with it He went home whatever it may be termed, of the Reform League; F_Artteg ••• - -36t0 Se sai•i•
• •Gray 'them are, not ono has shrunk from in that date and slept with the corpse! On Friday upon its rental its selOglonfying advertiaments, its tOrtrtirce
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is
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43 .
. the odferen by day and by night, some persons sent a hearse to take away the body, but banners, blazonry, and music; its first-class railway "
Wait.
se "bible-women • were them- when the man saw no person to r 1 with him to the tickets, its hotel bills in country towns: its printen end EMI. Norfolk, sad TARES*
o the mothers around vied with funeral, they took her out and threw her down in the publishers, its lecturen who dislike their own trades. &Wolk - ... ... 46 to 74 Ruellsh *prim, ... -to -
air fearless kindness, room again, where de lay until the police had hem-buried its use of plait its organs and its "general purposes" Kingston and Ware site 76 Winter do. ... ... -to -
on the following Saturday. As a sequel, we are told, altogether? That lit the working men of England are FLOM
, the prohibition spinet an old woman, who lived underneath, was so much to give £lO,OOO, over the disposition of which they will UN. Town made, per 100
New ... ... ... ... 59 to 111 11,.
to 60
• universally disregarded, shocked that ahe died the same night" not have the slighted control, in order that a few of
OATS. Household...
cancel their obsolete their own order may assume the appearance, and enjoy Engai,n, feed
...
... go to m eonni,
cannot present, and CLEVER DUIOOVERT HT Tilt Pol.lci.-A short time the self-importance, of leading an easy public life, while potato ... ... al to in goefem and sawn
en other words, they sines a colt, belonging to the Rev. John Harrison, of sundry personages of another description push them- tookh,fead: ... ... 21„to II stable
' smokers and non- Sutton, was discovered to have lost a large portion of selves into notice at the common expense. II it seemly Bumf. Thanday.-ArrivaL ibis week RN very
m t coot the co a long eel very handsome tail. It was atones suspected that Mr. Beales and his simulates should while pretend' ineonsiderable, At our market to-day then was a abort
of in Germany. that It had been cut off by some one for the sake ing to appeal to all classes, in reality bid enacts,' alone supply of English wheat, for which Is. per quarter .
'end, it cannot of the heir. Inquiries were made, but no trace -and that the poorest-to produee £lO,OOO in advance was generally realised; foreign held for IL per .
could be found of the thief. About two days order that he and those who are confederated with quarter improvement, but demand very quiet For
afterwards more hair appeared to have been cut 'rim should parade over the country, at no Personal malting barley Is. per quarter advance was readily paid;
e Brigh- eir so that 1 vidently the thief had again visited sacrifiee to themselves, but, on the contrary, some grinding commended the extreme values of last week.
'lrrech the yard. Theo, permed so much of malice in this of them positively subsisting_ upon the subscriptions locate the rates current on this day as'irnight were full
utt_ .0n last rick for an loch ortwo of hair could have wrung from working men? That the money is thus maintained, and in some instances rather ex
Awe been of no use to any person, that P.C. &Imes was sent lavished cannot be denied. If not, what are Maisie fully as dear, but demand not brisk. Beans
1; for, in the hope of his being able to discover the guilty the elO.OOO wanted for? They are diseeminating scarcely sustained late rates,
' party. Selmes accordingly visited the yard, examined a seheme for bringing to the Adelphi-terrsoe exchequer
the colt's tail, inspected the premien, and questioned the shillings and the pence of industrious artisans, who
CATTLE MARKETS.
'c workmen about the farm, but failed to elicit any in. are perinadod that great things are being done for them
-nation as to the perpetrator of the malicious aat, by their metropolitan friends ; but who, while giving METROPOLITAN. Thursday.-Our market to day was
- spending about half-Nohow in • bottles. inquiry, up their little doles, might do well to reflect how often but moderately supplied with beasts in bet middling
edition Prime breeds ith hands freely at
. happening to look once more urns the yard, the game has been played before, and with what results. to •
Otherwise the d inati and was ve
of the object of his search in the person of a Have they beenbenefited? Have theyseentheir "leaders"
ex
Mooed teem'
The show of hY no.
1 colt, which was kept in the same yard, and illustrating the highest qualities and capacities ad the at 17's v.vaenel_l. d
liwalf b ebe"
mei
good
means extensive. Downs an - reds were in
then very quietly gnawing away at the re- true English working man? If they have, the ElO,OOO
request,
a,
very full .
pnees. Loeg•woolled sheep.
-p of the tail of his unfortunate brother, may possibly be forthcoming. It would be abated to . t rl. _. , _ ..
Memo men for being agitators, for loving to see their E.werer, were • dull inquiry. we have a* Change 441
CHANCLICLU)I.-A contemporary tells names in print, for enjoying rural excursions at other notice in the 'sloe of calves, the supply of which was
v:-4propos of Mr. Gladstone, let me people's cost; but when they would levy £lO.OOO from only moderate._ The all* for Pais was dOEIlly, at My
lety quid pro quo put at the door of the mechanic's purse to pay for their own exhaustion tau Priem
"deed from Holland. Yeti know we might be inclined to ley, "Pay for your own Per 81bm to sink the Offal.
4 the bite session of the General pleasures out of your own pockets, and in that way s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
'erial country there was • change prove your sincerity." Otherwise then will be Inf. coarse beast. 3 oto $ I ;Trlmesoollt4owass Ii to 4 I
Second quality... 40la 4 li.rt..essarso calreoll 4ta 5 0
Ica Cabinet the Chancellor of throughout society. notwithstanding all theories of p 0..., , ... . .
..,_,_,.. .
~, 5 5
nominee' member, so is his human virtue, the lingering suspicion about patriotism pr7;i: TN,: 1,7 ;;Z. 1 lLarge ;,;"...
.. "
. 4 ois 4 6
nietration. A few weeks made easy. Inf. cows* steep 3 Bto 4
,Heat Baal porkers 4 Bto 5 4
be new Chancellor, who Second quality.. 4 9to I Setae. calvegosektl otos3 0
mind, presided at the Priam coarse wild 6 4to a Or. 514 str ia..s,de $1 0t055 0
.al Association of his THE SOCIAL SCIENCE CONORItS& Tarot SoortOr.-Britisli-Beasta, 989; cow.,-
threw in raptures sheep and lambs, 6,280; calves, 243; pigs. 296.-
0 Palter which up The Earl of Shafteebury is president OIL year of the Foreign-Beasts, 412; sheep and lambs, 2,010; selves,
s actual Govern. Social Science Congress, and delivered the opening 212; pigs, 90.
a most luxuri- address at Menchester on Wednesday night He NEWOATII AND LiADMIALL, hiday.-Thsee markets
Mity the said defended the utility of the Social Science Association ire moderately supplied with meat. Prime qualities
'nut, most and ita annual con and said he could not but command full prices, with a good demand, but for In-
' it, and attribute, under 0 '5 good providence, the suppression tenor kinds there is but tittle inquiry.
of his of the late epidemic, in no small measure, to the larger Per 131 b., by the meow.
't duly views, the readier knowledge, the creator capacity for d, ad. I a d s. d.
,vote imposing discipline, or submitting to it, and to the interior beef .. 4t03 8 i Inferior mutton 34t0 4 3
an of faculty, so recently dso advantageously exhibited, Middling ditto 10 ~4 4 Middling ditto.. 44,, 4 I
;s for immediate and effective co-operation among Prints large do. 4. 4 4 Prime ditto.. . 4 5„ 6 o
fonotionarin and volunteers, professional and unpro- Prime small ditto II o 4 10 Large pork ... 4 5„ 5 6
Ilma .
feuional penons-" all which lerues," he added, "have Vet 3.. 5 4 I ditto ... 4 0, a 0
nreng from the exhortations we have uttered, the bYEETO4 Thursday.-Will had • remarkably large
lons we have given, the fads we have adduced, the supplypf beef at our market to-day, including a larger
fe we have instituted, and the healthy and number of cattle from Ireland than we have seen for
taping circuit, as it were, of our Judges of mom, several weeks. Tbe demand was slow, and trade being
forth, year by year, to set at liberty • legion of dull, there was a redaction on the high rates which have
•nd moral truths, long and hopelessly despised recently Prevailed, hest descriptions realising from 68.•
ed by the ignorance or Indifference of our to 70e, and secondary samples from 635. to 665. per cwt.
' But it was vain to expect results like In one or two exceptional caws more mosey was given
' in chemietry or other soireesa which for anything especially good. The supply of sheep was
i into exact formula. "We shall pro- also unusually large, and trade being anything but bride
'Os very session," said the noble earl, prices showed a dormant tendency. Beet wethen ex-
Ito our heart's content, and that of changed bands at Std. per lb., and ewes and inferior
the necessity and practicability of deeeriptions from 711. to 8.1. A considerable number
to the bodily and mental oetrare, were left on hand tall the clue of the market. Con-
on to be set aside or ignored, as Ailment. 01 store rwille MALMO to arrive from Ireland.
• honourable exceptions, by The supplies of store sheep are not very large. and Gore
o and every form, pressure, is a limited demand for them at present. We had a
ted proprietor... coming large supply of baron pigs, but porkers wore sures, and
maston on which, as pre. as the bacon weeks' is likely to be cheaper, trade was
• • few words. Lord dull, at reduced prices, our quotations for this week
observations on the being from 9 3.1. to its. 91 per more. A limited
~.cm, he observed, business dose in horses,
teed sometimes to
satin. and 5i,,.. a-no'r loakra• al &NAND&
o the subject Of MINCINO-LLNE, Frlday.-The sale for most kinds of
that in • state butter is inactive, at late quotations. Frkshord has
yin vigorous sold at 116 a.; Barden. 112 a. to 1145.; Zweite, 10Ss. to
'AO the law 110 s.; Reach, 615 e. to 745.; Emden and Leer, 86e. to N.;
' eallte to Holstein and Kid, 100 e to 116 e; Jersey, 90s. to 108 e;
no was end French, 745. to 76a per sin. Bums is a slow *ale,
ddren on former terma Hama, bowever, are very Arm in
ther price. Cheese is • dull inquiry. Edam, 54e. to 60..;
;n• Gonda, 50e. to 58e.; Kidder, 5113 a toils.; and Arserieen,
i 56a to 70e per cwt.
WOOL MARKET.
Since the close of the public sales the trepanations is
Mal wool have been only to a modarde eztent;
theleas no reduction has taken plus in priers.
MAIM wool the trade is firm, at foil OUITIIIIOWS.
HOP MARKET.
Friday.-Inereased supplies of new hops
od the demand for them is steady, at
•, Yeerlinos and old hope have been
sir extent, at about late rates. MU
..e. to 2305,; Weald of Kent', 1355.
to 175 e.; yearlings, 100 a. to 140..;
'Oe per cwt.
'ARKET.
dee : Prices: 561bs to feilbs.
od. ; 721 W to flOtter, 3d.
I.; nibs to 96Ibs. 4d.
'0 41d. • 104 the to
o to llt. 6d. Celt
' Bermoodiey. -
' ; Limbs, do id.
rag to
,g the
eon•
• et
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0
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