The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-07-13 00:00:00

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LARGE BALE OF FARMING STOOL.

LATEST.

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ARRIVAL OF THE JUDGE&
nanooTd.h:the
judges
County of ibireet was duly opene I on 11,,,,,4, th,
the B.W. Railway Station th. re W.l tilt 11•1014 le
fug of county official., police, ai,4 mith"liv.
sabough the entry id the representative. „I*,
has PO much declined as to isueue ls,
Lord Coleridg, arrived early ; Jolt Mr Justice 114%.
came alk ut tell minutes past f.,isr, and ee„,..tsi
bflCTiDn"B".ll:to.ntLi7l"tlaW), line, acting under ..heriff. ; H..... et
Rev. Arthur Geacsiigne Douglas, high tk,is.7;eg
lain; Mr. G. J. `.:Ldrews. county
being
tlerk. the, 4st.
men &Minded by the mut
represented this case by ah int two 4 ~.. 1.
the county police, well ina. 'dialled by 1;'• a
"tura), and led by • roilli- 4 trua7est
who occasionally blew a fan/nri. Having ett,„1,4411,
High Sheriff's carriage with .11r. lignites yilitii
Cnaktlain, the Judge was driven with dui, cleeenatit
dignity to the County Howe, and in aft, 5e.,...11
Lord Coleridge made his appestat-me in
Court, where was also present the Gorernio
Prison Captaia Frith, and the emerig„6:ll(
opened, when the Judge appointed 11 0'c1,41, 'le
for the nowt' to commence bu,inesa. sexiiir
There are five nausea on the calendar, ths 4,1„,...
In the Shaftesbury libel nate, and defendant,
respectively with office-breaking, steal in .!..lippe„-el
attempting suicide. The civil I, iiin• II 6 pt,,A i:11,
lengthy, and among the cadets is that hf the Wim,4ll
Backwater Bridge.
The Judos' sermon was preached at
Church the same afternoon by the Sh,riffs ClitiZ:

GENERAL STEWART.
Lieut.-General Sir Donald Stewart ia to 1,1
Knight Commander of the Star ~f T.iial.lli
Comosander Chief of th• Madre.; Army, in
of his recent services in Afghnniitan. —lofts

BEWDLEY ELECTION.
The piling commenced, for Bendley, thio(W,„,j_
morning, and by neon half the constituency had —ll
In anthipation of a disturbance, a large duddrt
police have been drafted into the district.

THE "ROYAL" SHOW.
The Royal Agricultural Show, at Carlisle
(tionday) to-day. The Prince of Watts L;k4W"...
first and second prima for Southdown sheaths; IQ
Consols unaltered.

TEWKESBURY ELECTiIiN

The polling at Tewkesbury took place .0 Sal*
when Mr. R. B. Martin, the cunditate.
returned by a majority .4 82, the map*,
general election having been nine only.

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The exhibition which opens at Carlisl•
(Monday), with the exceptaon of that of kit 4,1
is one of the largest which they ha‘e ever hel,Cy
entries of live stock numbering LAO, incluksi
horses, 434 head of cattle, 434 of sheep, And 14,
pigs, while the implement yard comprimm
thousand feet of shedding with VA stand, in
over four thousand articles of more or leo.
interest are displayed. The live *Wee Nut
amounts to nearly £6,000.

At Northampton Assize, on Frklay, only tjijn.
out of the 55 gentlemen surominied al gram
appeared in court. After waiting for come tine k
Baron Huddleston fined twenty-nine tlf the alass,t
for whom no excuse was forthcoming, in the ,m
£25 each.
At a meeting of the Bristol Council on Friday,
F. W. Stectiart, eon of the late :%fr.W. stodivt
appointed city analyst by a majority ~f twu
Mr. T. Coomber.
At Wallingford, on Friday, ltkhard At.roi
election agent, and a labourer named James Gnakg,
were charged with feloniou.ly w unding George•,4*
at Brightwell, the night before the Wallingford eleta
It is alleged that without any prov,..etion
knocked Goddard down with some weapon, the y.
fracturing his skull. 6od.lard liea is a critt.•al ewe,
will be able to attend the court in a fqrtni4t;
prisoner Atwood was admitted to bail on oeurte
£l,OOO being produced, which was immediately
A plumber named FAward Davies, of Ilielley.W4e
under remand on a charge of having tourisml tor
by kicking her.

LONDON CORN MARKET (OPENING

Wheat was firm, and occasionally ls dearer ce
week. Flour was steady ;IniE9 well held; bre
beans, and peas shoot the +Arne ; .ats sr.&
Arrivals :—English wheat 2 557 .irs.;
sacks ; f..reign wheat, 31,045 ; barley, 74;
45.2 i; bsans, 7,439 qrs ; fi stir, 2,676 barrels al&
sacks,

MARK LANE, MONDAY (g'LOSIN%

Wheat closed weaker then on Friday, but 'uil
dearer on the week. Flour, quiet; mils; ns
barley, oats, beans, and peas about the mac

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—MoStot
(Tim DAY.)
Abnit 2 500 bets, ..f which a‘ont 1.
foreign. Trade was fiat, it 4s 61 to 6,. At.str.
sheep and lambs, sod trade was quiet ; sbequi,
to Is 21; lambs, GI lilt) 74 Gi CAIVeII, 51 to
pigs, 4s to 5s 2d per 81bs, At Dentford thew
1,500 beasts awl 7,000 sheep and lamb..

DORCHESTER
SATURDAY'S CORN MARKET.
Very email attendance of dealers, in conserviess
the July fair held during the week, and the sg,x
of farmers being at home hayinaking. Prices vc,
same as last week, and very little bu.ineu srsi
Foreign wheat made from 52. to 584 per ,ir,; ft
grinding bailey, 27s 6d to 281 ; black at' .J
27.; white ditto, 28s to 30.; flit maize, 2SI sold
round scarce, at 361 to 40e; flour, 304 coins.

SATURDAY'S CATTLE MATKET.

Rather a short market to-day. Horn wetles,
46s to 61s ; down ewers, 56s : down wethers 0:a&
24s to 37s 6d. Short supply of beef, which
at 15s per score. }loiters and calve. fetched
barreners £6 to £l2. Sales were held by ,Me‘rri..l
and 4on and Mr. G. Symonds.

M. vNDFORD WOOL FAIIL

Tlie,e was a very large attendance at Ms&
Wool Fair on Saturday, when auction isles r
were held by Mr. Ensor, and by Messes sews
creed) with very satisfactory results The wet
lion being brisk, the top price realised RN li
pound, this figure being It iVOTI fee the down ex,
Mr. Luckham (Studland), Mr. Ford (Rush' tu.g
Mr. Keynes (Whatcombe). The other be
knocked down at from Is Of Ito ii 41. the OWS
a farthing less being the general prices. :•,tr 1.0
Glyn's wool fetched Ls 4frd, and General Pitt Ise.
• teething less. A. fair amount of husio, 114
trenaactsel privately at the following PO'
Down wool, 163 to 164 d per pound; boil'
15d to 15k1 per pound. The princ.pal buyers
Messrs. Riling, of Warminster; Boon,
Forder, of Winchester, and Scholefield, of Bak°

Messrs. Duke and Son on Friday last bill
sale of stock, both live and dead, in the cricket'
Wareham, and succeeded in obtaiiiin.: ream."
tuices. The stock came from Weston farm.
Matcavers, sad belonged to Mr. W. J.
and the sale is stated to have been 004 •
hest held in this county for Peva
past. 125 full-mouthed ewe" averaged 54
110 six-tooth ditto, about 53s each; 150
sold at 57s on the averse, anl the trrAr',
which there were lii2 f Ached abut
&fiver lambs averaged '331 and wether the 00
I lot of useful heifers ranged from Ell 5. hi £11)4
the yearling' from £7 to £9. The cat nari
good, and all sold at sati-factory tiguree, wag
t° 50.; the nags also went at high Lena.
dead at ick included ac implete set el ,teue
I tackle which fetched £lB5. aud the reet also a3+!
The company included most of the wit-ultra.
I the neighbourhood.

STOCKBRIDGE SHEEP F.tIK
This important Hampshire fair—the tint al 10 I
for sheep out of the wool —.ea bad 00 satire!,
supply was about 2,000 above the averist
opened dull, on acoount of the twit Pro.
Generally speaking, there war not much ddlrrenoi
value of best animate from last yew, Foil-wow"; I
made from 36. to 60 ; two-tooth ditt two 14,e
wethers, from 35s to 60e ; lambs, from t awl
sheep of all classes made Ssl r. than I pt
beasts on offer, mostly Irish. Tra,le wat ri
quiet.

Jane 24, at 31, Orchardß-leittrr.rit,lBl)l,4.-'o'• "
I. Emanuel Marsh, of a daughtJr. .00
Jane 17, at Elandford, the wile of W. 5 B.
DOD.
July 5 at Tboruford R3ctory, Done% t
1.,. NVilfrid Roxl,y, of aeon.
zuvS. 411. Thomas-street, Weircooll' `bid
. blw, of a eOlll. r
July 7, at King's Cross. Loud a. the iri
S of
Allday, of a daughter.
July 9. at Fordington-gmee. tio,ctoster, Mew-
Sydneyßoliert, of a son.
MARRIAGEs.
At St. Pat.,'. Churn i, aid. 11 %,•+'
APpleford. Kr. H. W. Valler, C E. lb,„l'Lit
Mime 1.. A. 0, o,bJrne, daughter of or'
warder, H.R._t .• Prison.
ir;4l;gesi
June 92, at Ginford Church, by th.
Darner, John Tom Randall, IViimba4.ll
Bum* oldest daughter M Joseph Kelt",
KVostoo. South Australia.
atm* at !Boorman.. by the R.'s. R.
KeBlollllll/ fourth eon of William Pope.
tO
daughte,. of the late John Kay. both
Bedfordshire.
DEATHS.t. W.,11.
JllOll 22, at 5, Walpole-welt, Proll:ei
the beloved child of timrge and Ellen
mid 8 months.
30. late Mr. la
u at
Skkaidenßaeouth.e, bwes.t.to..Doreauhast...dtleamir. S,ro.ool°

r. auctioneer,

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July Z. at " _ Dor.4A, Franco. AP.'
a Mr. K W. 1411-1:w.:1
July 3, at Truro, n Borrow, Etas.
Atli 7, at WoymooiA, Captain A
muck
July 7, at Lk. ILartin'o Vicoratr.
Arandalt, wife 01l tha Raw. J. 0.
ILastan.

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