The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07 00:00:00

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MIL JONI= Ma:tot is SO each bettor that he
will be able to go the Western Cireuit as arranged.
Tee Bishop of Salisbury bas licensed the Rev.
Frederick Tater, clerk, M.A., to the curer, of Float;
and the Rev. John Wallow Cattle, clerk, N.A., to the
curacy ol Charitoa

DlOOlll4/11 Cognowilog.— We loam that the menioria
to the Bithop on U. Puhjeat of • diocesan convention
was adopted at a ;Mamie meeting of e4rgy and laity
from different parts of lb* diocese, and tbat the *Molar
dose not preload to eumn.to from autbority, but
stands simply oa its own merits.

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Cormtrrsn TO ma DOUR COUNTY Paxson.—
fiarsi Laboar : Jobs Brown, drank, kw at filnibortio.
7 dais; Hoary Hal% vagrantly at Bradford &viral% 3
month, ; Thomas Carroll, Yaaratteyat Bradford Poyang%
2 months; Ratasisol &mita, aimualt, !ca. , at Conductor,
2 mouths ; Joshua Bank robbing fwd... at Boomiloav,
6 moo Mu —imprisonment : Job. Illseartlty, drank, ka
at Lyme Bars, 1 month; Banda Trim, drunk, ho. at
m"dfood, 7 days; Samuel YOUlf, ot.alng II dog at
Manta, 1 month, sad 3 years Reformatory &MOO%
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LORDUna —ln the Court of Qatten's Beath, on
Mond.y, • London army spot Darned Wolf, brought
an action against Lord Riven, to recover the rase of •
bell of *Reboots for one month for tno, drawn by
Captain rbarlee Pugh sod accepted by the defendant,
who was then Colonel Horne Pitt. The defendant bad
pleaded sir plows nd amongst thorn the Stet oto of Limits.
lion, which Ow Court held barred the notion. Mr.
He.idleston said that Lord Views had DO part of the
money. If he had had say portion of it he would bays
felt himself bound to pay it, not withstanding trio Statnto
of Limitations. A verdlet was then *Mend for the
defendant

Bran or TAN Osere In DOlSZTeltillt —Ai regards
the crops in the websbbowebood of firamedabcal I will
Ant comitioa teas of ten, which I think Ilwwt Petteiellti
end 'eminent ; in proof of "phial it is leid 13 moth I.
the cliffonent fields. The bay coop in the mes&in Is
lidow en average, bet Is clover and young is.., it is
abundaat ; this, oombleert with the beautiful quality
and the IDS weiither we have had for mowing
It, places us in • terminable position for the coming
what.. The wheat is very promising ; should the
set be good, ere Mull have beautiful crop and an early
harvest. Bailey very good. Ode in =say plasm thin,
to oonsequenco of "drawer= BIS= somewhat struck
with rust. Peas most prolille. Mangles petoby, but
where there ars plants they aro healthy and good.
Turnips not satlicisetly forward for is. to espies an
opinion. Sheep in better ocieditice than I ever re-
member to bays NMI them. Potatoes mostprosnialrig,
wed ue lel fiee from blidltt.—JoAn Pope, Jess W—
eans the taundentorin of Friday week, and the doe
showers which anireeeded that terrible night, the mops
of this &Arlo* hove all very mach improved. Reed
bay has been very fair mop, but meadow hay is
minima, light, end foredo.' or. all looking brown
and booty. Wheat is tall in straw, but vecy unseen,
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it ecualkin of. Demly equal helium of long sad short
stems, the result of wblsb bo • WWI Proportion 01
what the farmer "8.. Wheal," that ema/l•
eared corn. As yet ills too simi7 th Prollek sloth.
probable yield, but in as for as we hews mesa we think
lartilimMos has bee. more uniform than hat year and
ep to thle time it mem to he remarkably free from
blight. .4th., of the fungoid or animal kinds.
The amliercown barleys are tell and long la the
ear, hot the later cote will be disappointing. The
secatem) le unentelly preveleut, more so
than we have soma for many year. past This crop with
as haa not tillenid lamb Ibis year and so thin SOWD
will be but • thin erop ; how each lb. rare, from
elaty ems will mete up
their length mid good
for it, is a suattar we shell bo serious to mesertaio
OM' prontit• *ult, tad will, we think, he a full
srerage coop this Tsar. They who got in manilla early
slow • good plant, but the later sown are thin sod
Our own Int ensp of swedes ie now Milhaud
~dmarebly, bat we fear the madam grub will greatly
diminish doom. Boo* al a rel.*, do sot 6eic
the owl, lots hare been punished by lb.
luelshml, mad ere besides some Op VII 4, 'merest,. The
otr,ir man% erop—tim Pol.br—Prww.wes ; Its
later warts are not so large so IS,"1, but they up in..
sommonly good. TM, late. ere faller if lower than
we do not antisepsis a heavy mop of 6,.g.
miners, bet the remiss of & bar *op, of mediumdiimid
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