The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
itifESSRS. BAKER AND ENSOR beg to
IVI. announce that their NEXT MONTHLY SALE
of Fat Stock, Horses, Carriages, Implements, ke.,will be
hold on SATURDAY, NOVIDIBER 21111, 1859.
PRERRIT ENTsar.s.
1 Fat Bull.
4 Fat Heifers.
60 Fat Down Ewes.
20 Fat Down Wethers.
Bay Cart Horse, 5 yrs., 15e hands, sound, and good
worker.
Blimk Cart Horse, • good worker.
'Brown Mare, 7 yrs. 15 hands, up to 16 stone with
bounds, and • good hack.
Chesnut Puny, 7 yrs., quiet to ride and drive
Iron Grey Mare, 3 yrs., 14 hands, sound, quiet to
ride.
Chesnut Mare, 15.2, • good hack, up to 17 stone, and
very clever and temperate with hounds.
Capital Alderney Heifer and Calf.
A Stanhope Gig, by Cures, of Oxford, in good con-
dition.
Entries will he received for the Second Edition of the
Catalogue up to 11.' cos vip T , November Zird,
at Martinstown Fair. cow Stock and Sheep must
be sent to the Cattle Market, and Horses and
Carriages to theblilxsi=joining the "
.-Ireeshoss" Lea.- ta
AUCTIORRISDI would recommend
to send Stock and Horses the day IMr:r Stablink and
keep for Horses and Stock sent the day before, or remain-
ingorer until next Male, provided at inodemte charges.

NORTH SQUARE, DORCHESTER.
ltifESSllB. BAKER and ENSOR beg to an-
noun., that they have been favoured with in.
structions from the Executors of the late Mr. B.
Harvey, TO SELL BY AUCTION, on the premises on
Tuesday, November, 29, 1859 —The HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, FURNITURE, about 70 oz. Silver Plate,
Linen, sad Effects, full particulars of which are given
in band-bills, circulated in the neighbourhood.
Ba4l will commence at 2 o'clock in the Afternoon.

MARTINSTOWN FAIR,
IVEDNESDAY, 29rd NOVXAMER, 1859.
SALE POSTPONED.
--
MR. WILLIAM HARDING begs to give
Notice that he will NOT HOLD A SALE by
AUCTION of BARRENERS and IN-CALF HEIFERS,
as before Advertized—as 29 Resists out of the 34 entered
for the Sale have been sold by the owners by Private
Contract.
Auction and Agency Oflices, Dorchester,
21st Nov., PIM.

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New Books and Music—and the Miscellaneous News of
the Week. This will be found the best Weekly Illus-
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their instruction and amusement ; it is particularly vain
-
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the l'olonies.
Subscriptions, fis. 6d. per gustier, received by all
Pooksellers and Newsvenders ; and by the Publisher,
W. J. JOHNNOS, 83, Fleet-street, London (EC).

MARRIAGES.
September IS, at Tuticonien, Madras Presidency, by the
Rev. Thomas Brotherton, M.A., Chttetophet JoUiffe Reiter,
second surviving son of the late Masud Barter, Req. . of Poole.
Dorset. to Margaret Madeira, eldest daughter of the late
William Robertson. Esq., of Berwick-on-Tweed
August
26, at Bt. John's Church, Melborne, South Awarella.
by the Rev. Mr. Darling, John Henry Thompson. Seq.. of
Apete second eon of W. Thompson, Esq., late of Hamworthy,
neer Pools, Doreatahlre, to Ilan Anne, second daughter of
the late Mr. George Judd, of Winterborne, Salisbury,
shire.
Wilt-
DEATHS.
No.ember, 26.1 the Alms' House, Dorchester, Mr. Oliver,
late landlord of the King's Arms Hotel, Dorchester.
November 16, at Wlmborne Minster, Dorset, John Carnegie.
M.D., Extra Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians of
London, and formerly surgeon in Her Majesty's 62nd Relit, of
Foot.
November 16, at his residence, Oak-cottage. Weneh'eter,
Mr. William Chlnnoek, late of Frome, aged 70 )earu
November 7, at Guernsey, Charlotte, wid". of the late '-
John Rev'
John Charles Bristed, in the 74th year of her age.

FELLOW TOWNSMEN AND BROTHER
BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF
DORCHESTER.
GENTLZMIN,
HAVING been proposed as • Candidate at
the present Election of Town Councillors, I
would, under present circumstances, most respectfully
decline the proffered honour.
I also desire to thank those Burgesses most sincerely
who wished to place me in such a distinguished position,
and be to assure them that it shall always be my
humble endeavour faithfully to co-operate with them
at all times for the public welfare.
I remain, Gentlemen,
Your much obliged Servant,
T. BAINX/MBE, Jan,
Dorchester, November 21st, 1850.

THE Twenty-third Anniversary of the
TRADESMEN'S DINNER
at the Knifes AIMS HOUK., is filed for THVItADAY,
the 24th of Norms's, at Hell-pest Four o'Clock.
THOMAS COOMBS, ESQ., in the Chair.
A BARON OF BBB's:rill be provided.
TICKETS, 10s. 6d. each, Derma and a Bottle of
Wine included.
CHARLES POUNCY,
Honorary Secretary.
Dorchester, November sth, 1859.

MILITARY AMATEUR PERFORMANCE,
TOWN HALL, DORCHESTER.
THE OFFICERS of the ROYAL ENGI-
NEERS and BEDFORDSHIRE LIGHT IN-
FANTRY, assisted by MISS BULM ER (from the
Theatre Royal, Haymarket), and MISS FANNY
I ELLIS, will give a
PERFORMANCE
At the TOWN HALL (the use of which has been
kindly granted by the Worshipful the Mayor), on
FRIDAY EVENING, Novrmarn 25, 1859; the pro-
ceeds, after payment of expenses, will be given to the
DoRtIET COUNTY HOSPITAL. The Performance will
commence with the Comic Drama entitled—
THE " WONDERFUL WOMAN ."
Marquis Frontignac, Major Nugent. R.E. ; Viscount
Millefleurs, Capt. Hawthorne, RE.; Crepin. Capt.
Grayson. Bed. U. In., Rodolph, Mr. LUCAS, Bed. Lt,
In.; Tailor, Mr. Reviling, Bed. U. In., Hortense,
Miss Hubner, (Theatre Royal, Haymarket.) Cecil*,
Miss Fanny Ellis. Servants, Attendants, kc., lc.
To be followed by the Comic Drama of
"LITTLE TODDLEKINS:"
Mr. Jones Robinson Brovrnamith, Capt. Otway ; Mr.
Saniaby Babbiooinbe, (of Rabbicoutbe Bay), Capt.
Hawthorne, ILK; Capt. Littlepop, Lient. Greve,
RN.; Miss Ainanthis, Capt. Grayson, Bed. LL In.;
Annie Babbicoinbe, Miss Buhner ; Susan, Miss Fanny
Ellis.
To conclude with the fares of a
"TRIP TO PARIS AND BACK FOR CIS:"
Mr Samuel /Montle, Capt. Grayson, Bed. Lt. In. •
Mr. Spriggins, Lieut. Fewson, Bed. Lt. In. ; Mr. Charles;
Markham, Major Nugent, RE.; lieut. Spike,
Capt. Toseland, Bed. Lt. In.; Pounce, (a Detective Offi-
cer,) Mr. Luck, Bed. LL In. ; Joaeph, (a Waiter,) lieut.
Peters, RE.; Superintendent and Guard, Capt. Thorn-
ton, Bed. Lt. lii.; Telegraph Clerk. Mr. Bawling, Bed.
Lt. In. ; Miss Fanny Spriggins, Miss Bohner.
By particular desire Capin. MEC% SMITH and
GRAYSON, Bed. Lt. In., will sing COMIC SONGS
BETWEEN THE PIECES.
By the permission of Colonel Gilpin, M.P., and the
Olken, THE BAND of the Bedfordshire Light In-
fantry will attend.
Prices of Admission—Sr...ma (chairs numbered and
strictly referred), ss. KILIMILVID SEATS, 4a. 86COND
:.!EATItt, 3.1. BACK SCATS, Is. Early application for
Tickets is requisite, as no greater number will be issued
than the room can conveniently accommodate.
Tickets may be obtained and Seats reserved at Mr.
ROBINSON'S Music Saloon, where a Plan of the
Room can be seen.
Doors open at Serra, to commence at Half-past Sere*.

MR. R. EDWARDS, MINUS; SOUTH-
*maxi, DORCHMER,
at Home Daily from Ten till Five, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS excepted. when he attends at the ROYAL
BATHS. WEYMOUTH, and by appointment at the
Residences cf his Patients without extra charge.
A notice per post ensures an interview.

IaIRMINGHAM CATTLE and POULTRY
SHOW.—The ELEVENTH great ANNUAL
EXHIBITIONS of CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS,
sociTs, DOMESTIC POULTRY, and PIGEONS,
will be held in Bingley Hall, on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday, the 28th, 29th, and 30th of
November, and the let of Deeewher.—Admission, on
Monday, the private view, 50. ; on Tuesday, Wednes-
day, and Thursday, Is.

SUNDAYS.
UP TRAINS. DOWN TRAINS.
Dorchester to London. London Co Dorchester.
Clam. 1.2,3,1 k 2 MO; C1e5t..1.2,3 1,2,3 ' Mall
.M.l r.r.,
Warsorrn 6 0 1 0:1 930 London .. 15 830
Dorchester 621; lot' 10 15 Southampton 7 0, 1 £612 6
Wareham 058 23610 47 PooleJutict, 9 361 340. 2 5
Poole Junc 710. 25311 0 Wareham ;10 0; 3 511 219
Southanspt 930 6 012 57 Doncessria 11 0 435 3 6
London (ISO 901 430 WITMOUTII .1125 601 330
(I) First and second class passengers leave Waterloo at
10.15 a.m.
(f) First and second clam pemengers Arrive In London
at 12.50.

DOWN TNAlNB.—Brisful, Exeter, ite., to Yeovil.
Ir6llll DATIL I @CROATS.
Class. 1.521 k 2 lk 21 k 211 k 2,1.1.,5T 1 Is 111 1.2.1
5.11. •.11. PAL 1%11. P.M., P. 5.1 41.111.1 P.N.
Brk.t.l I 7 SO 100 11 30 1260, 301 II II! 7NI 660
s:lcier I 710 100 11 60 12 53, 246• 5301 60! 240
Taunton 181611 5 1 1 40, 138 3 48; II 65 ,7 II 348
DurAton 91511 40 12 0 4 36, 7 SO: 9 15' 860
Yeas II 'lO 51235 2.60. ! 230: 6301 9O 10 6, 930

UP TRAINS.— Yeovil to Eider, Bristol, ke.
WEIS DATIL IIC AAAAA
CUSP. 1 &21 k2l k 2112,18521.9,3, 14,31112
•.0. A. 11.1 A.D. P.O. P.D.' P. S. r A.M. P.D.
730103010 30 12 66, 11 5 10 630130
Dursion 0 unman 110, she 7 4 73) 3RO
Taunton 9 24111 97, .. 21,444 7 IS 9248 63
Exeter 10 40 1 901 SSS I SC•10 1141 110 40 10 50
8r161.01 733, 34511 51245, • 110 10 010