The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17 00:00:00

Agriculture.

LITCHIS CLIMAX Ornaamona Plant out, u around
bremoris vacant, sueoesitocil crops of Cauliflower',
Savoys, and the earer 16ids of Brooch, as Snow's
Winter White, its. Celery, for later crops, aboaid alms
be pricked one on well matured groom& We luotill
hod it boot to ilea* the manure, if well decomposed, on
the rialto°, ad it males in keeping the roots 0001, and
enoourages their keopina to tree molars", so as to admit
of liftuag the plants with good balls when required.
Peas of the airaly pixotwil crops should now be in use.
Gies • Sheri' supply of water to the roots at least
one. • week. Those of later growth will also be
bsoefited by to. some treatment, end well mulching the
SPINS between the rows, as before directed. With a
liberal waterlog direely to the root, crops of Peas,
}tanners, Peens, Is., prods', double the crop, and
continue very much longer is bearing than when not so
treated, as roan in • wet summer the spans of ground
covered by the foliage generally turns up extremely
dry.

On Tuesday, Colonel °tomtit-04 raid the Claimant
was not Roger, so did Grade Menders and his wife.
Csptain Fraser followed. When Rorer wits In the
rsrabineers he bad spent an evening with Captain
Fraser under peculiar drourastancee. Ho bad been a
little bullied at arid after mess, end went to Cartels
Fraser's room somewhat in the mood of • strieken deer.
The kindly Captain ordered no first a bottle of them
sane, and then a bottle of port, and the result wee
the,: Roger plucked up his spirits, end, as • souvenir
eg the *molar, gave his host before he left a little
wood,. snuff box. net the Claimant should have
forgotten gel locident so marked as this had evidently
rendered C.,setein Fraser—a tough shrewd old veteran,
with an uptight
_gore and grizzled locks—not a little
sceptical. Not' did the fact that the Claimant subs.-
quently recollected eador given Captain Fraser •
silver snuff.box slake las Captain'. incredulity in the
least, "for," said be, moos amphaticelly, "hi raver
did anything of the sort."
On Wedneedsy Colonel Rickettsiae adjutant of the
Carabinurs when Pager joined, told • saost amusing
Mory to the effect that the Colossi had taken the poor
little thin, knisek•katied creatare for the new French
wok. Colonel Bickerstaff was parent when Roger yap
bled at Canterbury, and as both arms were attempted
with the Mead, the shirt sleeves were of mule,
turned up "As Mr. Hawking," said lir. lltaaely,
" did not sok von the quietism. I will. D'd you ma any
tattoo marina? A grim smile woad Itself slowly oveg
Mr. Hawklos'a features sa the witness answered
tromptly, "Tie, I did ;'' an/ • little lough rippled
through the Court it the moons of the obeyer format)
page Into which the keened Doctor had "1
should have thought," said Mr. Justice ifellor, "that
that question would have come better from the other
side.' "Mind," protested Mr. Hawkins with an in.
Imitable expression of Wand innoesnes, "1 'sure y',
in' lad, I o'er dreamed of it." In short, the
niein.soarie was pettedly suoceadul.
Gee. a! Josef, • plain, blunt old °Moor, add that
.Jte degsn,:ant was Cot Roger Tiehborne he was "mod
certain.'
Colonel Betty ottd• Major Batt, who followed, were
both brother cern of Roger Riebboroci, and we/reheat,
Proltiv• that the ifilteoli.l4l was not he ' • kluged, Major
Bott, when asked "la ka, the defendant. Roger Tick'
hornet" answered promptly "11l take my oath he
bral." On one ometriou at Lionaol, Major Bret had
gone up into Tiobborosis room, sad Irooltudir heeled
him to play a solo on the Preach hen, llohborne
refused ; and. Siding Bott troublesome, treat down for
a and a file of the guard to put him nder
Bent int this mision, and fall of fury, be mat
Captain Polhill Turner wits promptly pat hiss underl
arrest himself. A alreantstenoe such as this, it is
Mtßoger Ttehhortme wield sever have forgotten;
maid he have forgotten that he and Major Bott
soda scrtata Captain Hawks* had hapereettated " the
Boandiag Brick. of Babylon," the point of etibiab per-
(ormance was that Hawks@ got on the shouldess
Bott, and Tiehboroe on the shoulders of Hawks.; and
the result of it was, that all three collapsed with •
crash. and Hawke'. being • Malaria man, fastestied on
to "Tick," mad nearly throttled him.
Captain Polhill Turner, who also bad been • brother
adieu of Roger llobbogit's, when reminded that 1.16.3
.delondant had stated in bis oromexaminetion M Com-
uton Plass that he (O•ptain Turner) had "clubbed' has
„men against the barraek.yard will. and had hem un-
idle " to give the word of oommond to draw them oat,"
and thistle Abe defendant) had given the word, and
'ur.d "draws them out," the witness uahesitatidgly
asserted that the viols story wee "a pure invention—
s gratuitous lie."
(to Thermals,. Major Joselyn said shout defenditot,
He Is not Roger Tichborne, reertainig," adding—
possibly as proof of strict neutrally —" WOo he is, a
course, I can't undertake to say."
Major Williamson, Major Deese, and Col. Graham,
certain the defeodant yam act Sir Roger. &rat
0 nod Privates Swallow, Withers, Lockwood, end
pnric till old Caratiineers—all refused point blank to
recognise defendaat as Roger Tiobboree. "
take my oak Isn't him," said Serjeant Owen, while
Mr. Parkes tormully declared that he was "no more
like Kr. nem.. 12titri he (witness) was like the Shah
of Penis."
Mr. Stores Smith, a retired officer of Ousbiaeors,
gave evidence with mott inaelstible comic effect. 111
salient points write told in theatost inimitable dramatic
style, and DO eta was surprised when Dr. Beauty
eommeaced his crossexaminstioa by baking the witness
whether he had ever beea on the stage. "If," said
Mr. Smith to Mr. Spoffortb, "the Roger Tailbone CATTLE.
whom I knew has 'retro to 26 steno, sod if be tag BRISTOL, Tlillattriar.—Ratiter limited supply of
broken his nou, and lost his teeth, and forgotten his beef !oat trade rather quiet, and it proved gait" ample.
Flerfult. it Wet iihele, that I .10 nk
*••••• bun with' • Best descriptions fetched from 80s. to 901.' and middling
oat • oonversatioo. And then followed • most from flit to gi.. Large supplrof sheep, sad
a°2°•°4 of an intstri°° at the Waterloo , a pretty fair trade. Best wettars realised from Bjd.
Hotel, at which Mr. Smith and the Claistant cot to to 91. per lb., and heavy Ammo from 70. to 81. lamb
terrible mom purposes and Mr. S?offorth said. Prel, plentiful, ails. per lb. Large supply of etoro cattle,Mr. Smith, try to strait. • aimed.' The 01.0 rd "moll I the Irish consignments numberiag 2,KM ; brae was
was a mention of Olongall Park, ehich the Clamant giottu than lest week, sod prime rather grater. Haber
said *a. th• unit of tin, 1W144.. to which ; shut topp4 of mirth cow., an I trade rather slow.
Mr. 8 .oith retorted "Sent of • d°4l°..
.... •i wan About 700 pgs ler, and though trade was rather
inti.leig of the sort" Other "shod." tram equally quiet they errs all soli, team pigs rsalkieg from
.10w to answer to the touch, god the net funk pie tbo fig. 91. to 12r. and porke, s tram 4. to 12s. 2d. per
intetVieW was that the Claimant said. "I don't behave
101 were ever is my rooms in year lii,'," and that Mr.
Smith replied, "I don't believe so either; Intl was in itIiTHOPOLITAN, T11014.1)/Y. —Lupe supply of
Roger Tichhente's rooms any number of dates." ti Iset TLloaday, and demand not to brisk;
The Mat half of Friday was entire' taken up with old prim* rather lower , ;several of inferior quality unsold.
and Dreamt petrels* Doll- Oiled 011101f11 a • fur a" sheep; 40tat seealliles sold about ui
tit• Oarthineers. Maeda,. bet other Made egi the swum.,
ha Oyer, ;t ad
Mimi
Mr. Barks, a cs the Ithe Omit GI Cioasson slairease sot quite eiseled. Moire lambs ma*
,Pisas, as vim. lime Nagy bud moony dbied Pawl 14 lab !sift lakdar loam loweg. vas

IMod. ! Barley.
I e.g. ; • .1- Oats.
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r-64J1-1 se a 2310
116 I se i 263
:66 1.0 g 1 . i g ;
67 I 37 1 t 6 11
Ca 0 101 1 t 2 $
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