The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-03 00:00:00

PORTLAND.

TSZATIUCALL -The London Comedy Company 06
Monday and Tuesday gam performances at the Drill Hall.
Canton. 'Fhen was • yr:l=d attendance.
Smoot" has been is tly cast up on the east of
the Island by the late gales that the ea wall, which
commences at the Breakwater and runs to the East Weir
about likeft, is literally covered.
Guar Rovotenon. -On Tuesday the Rev. J. Titry
care • 1.-cture at thi• Primitive Methodist Chapel,,
F . tame...well, no dm English Revolution of ISt The
Rol. 13. D.iebara preedwi, Mere am a good attendance,
"d about gl w , died t• the Circuit Toed.
Tog STArli TAADS -The general trade of the Island Is,
we are happy to hear, as good now ae it has been at any
time duriiiii this year All the stone merchanta have
enough to On. there has been a good supply of both Great
and South-Western railway truclu. and as much stone has
been sent away from the Island during the past fortnight,
as in any fortnight of the year.
AsSERTION Or A RIGHT -The Admiralty on Saturday
last, "claimed" the Breakwater by stopping the public
from going on even the partadjoining the mainland. The
Queen's harbour-muter, Captain Inglis, had charge for
the day, and his men were obliged to do sentry duty at
the entrance. This was doe* simply to maintain the
Government right of preventing or allowing access
FIFES AND DIM us -Amongst the blue-jacket boys of the
Boscawen, and excluding the present band boys, • illfe-and•
drum band has been formed Corporal Robbins is the
Instrisctor, and the boys already play well: for the last
few weeks the inhabitants have been enlivened at various
hums in the moraine, by these lads playing lively tunes
up through FortautieWell thence through Malden-Well and
Ch, mil, after which they math out on the Weymouth-road,
The probable object is to practise the boys in marching to
Meth
our-Pool Rguitr.-We are glad to Mar that tlie
friends of *ridges are toots satisfied with the consideraties
shown hi poor sad &Nerving widows than they were
tw.fore the letter on this subject appeared In our columns.
We are al ways el al lo ventilate matters of filtered,
provided that the letters on the subject are moderately
written, and it need scuicaly be added that we do not
reveal oar correepoodente names without Moir ColUieitt, or
Is the very rare, almost unknown, cam of our bay
maliciwiOvdoyeeol.
COUNTY COURT--SATU Leal% TIM BeIthILWATIR MUUMUU-A very handy little
Before Mr. T. E. P. Leroy, .Itidge. harbour I. that enlareed at the DepOt. The pier is being
The cues were =mensal' ugnt . there were onir, at new lengthened will not simply he a stnfight one, but will have
plaints, four adjourned summonses, three re-usualb and • bend to the eastward, and an op=ing of about 130 foot
four judgement summon.= will be left While, therefore the little harbour will be
Alfred Heston e James Moore, a roan of mug, It will be accerible for email vessehi wh eh may be
rorUand.-Cleim for batch." meat-The plaintiF said in danger of being driven from their moonage in the great
the defendant had repeatedly eromMed to Per but had Issriour outside ; they will be able to alip M. and find
failed to do as -Order made for de. in a fortnight or • room in the little ons, which was often half full before the
committal for 40 &M. alteration was made.
Robert Greenwood, atone mercheat, of Portland, • Arrooacoiso Rizycnori.-It is rumoured that •
Richard Cox, ion founder, ol Weymouth-This was • shortening of hand. will soon take place on the Break.
case adjourned from last Court.-71as defendant said be water works, on account of the approaching completion of
had paid Mc,, Greenwood, and had • receipt for the motley. tits Fort at the End. Query: Now this Fort is nearly done
-lie had sisi&eid the cost of the summate-The plaintiff with, would it not be well to build . imam one, with
said the is was obtained wider peculiar circus's. accommodation for • proper supply of ammunition to
stances.- is Honour mid If the wife had received the Mast the big guns of the present day I The Shambles has
money it was settled -Plaintiff said tlwi money had been been mentioned a. ham, to he a good .ite for ...lir
paid to hia wife d ' his ahem% by
~cheque, but
..tiu fort than the present iron dishcover ; but perhaps • still
CheqUe had set bees -Defent gem he neat the hMter position would be on the MIL of the North
crane and had received no complaint for six months.- nom
Plaintiff stated that defendant had promised to "pair the • Goon TeIIrLART.-On Thursday night the Good
crane-Defendant remarked it was • very Peltry mm le Tempi.. gave • free enMitsintnent of •intingr_resdines,
summon him when money was due to Mtn . the amount recitations, de, at their lodge-room, Maiden Well. Mr.
claimed wile A. 5 10a. and the outset for work was di 171... r, cemben presided, and there were lnteeepened sheet
and the receipt, was for the differenos. -His Honour mid temperance addreaem by Mesas C. Mitchell, F. Wyatt,
the wife's signatuream sufikient-Judgment for mid Hob Ina el the Rolm mamom-0. wedmeday
defendant( y) M" Ark of Safety lodge No SW, celebrated It,
Ritan Greenwood s. P. J. Malan= Landow-Claim fifth mi,,,mrsery by a peal, tea in the Bible chrtettgo
for • madness of white polished marble and some empty school Maiden Well, alter which • puldic meeting , was to
ca,-Defendent mid it was an overcharge, and there. he beta In the chapel, ender the presidency of Brother the
fore be refissoil to pay.-Plaintiff stated that defendant Ree, x Boito...wd mee by the lure hwidgme
J. Tubb, C. Dunham, 11. Baddharn, and T. W. Garland.
matte Idea far • specimen Of p &Med Pothook marble.
chic's he seat; It em worth_ CI 7. 6, ,1-___,Tba„._"__Teree? C4)1114)1AL Posismcgm. -It is said that for aim, time
sent it book and he (.1.1.a..) .... CM....... ...a .. ieenk me merodol hos decreeing ounishaisot of the birch
it, for he omoidared teat whoa a specimen wae sent for It Eae-hes. tried on the primmer, who yiyaw, warder.. The
bad to be paid for-Defendant said be mat • letter on fellows, bow ,rer, imam not to los so much alictsd by the
January 1. WT. with the words-" Will you please to disarms of the juvenile whipping za the terror of the
forward t • Parket-0e station, now Poole, Dorset. a sped- mi.....hremine and that ferocious esoc of she es..s
men of polished Purbeck shaft" The specimen Ire" "ant, fatis bee been again called to exam-Me her horrible dews,
but it was of no um to them, and they rrturned It.-His on the heebe of oidept pritMers. of whom two goggygg In
Honour ask= where the marble east Plaintiff sold he thm wey less emeh h emuld.hr porwm. esegome the, thg
had token it under protest-Tbs defendsot said thew birth Is Imo successful in Portland than the ',armors, and
ordered 10 shafts. end the emptier hied be= sent beck. the meek.* mt. trying the truest., me quitegiok 0,
They only wanted to see the specimen that the architect mem
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might see what kind of marble It wee. (A letter.flus reed •••••lertrai iIeCIPS Or A CONVICT.-011. Molidiyang%
by Mr. Greenwood which marsh waled Mr. Mcblienua's a faidtniasem to fear, &coned= whew= tea
statement that • was asked for.)-Glit Menour . ...5..... of op mew mem mwersum„ me:
said be ntiff had =led seep foonally W the on • railvaretopears to have ranee=
matter. all he nee think the fistemiked
_owed sap
Ming-Judgment for defendant with =PM IN Idio Mbe .. Mike Jim= emaitylellitihis ri= Stalnjiti
pall forthwith, gang, in the ditch on the west side of the Verne' but h
Richard Luellisam. Brogidwey. v. Joke Batt. Batton
.io give tito warder tho slip. Thames
Poynta-Mr. tissue for Mastiff. who Mahood £3 lba for riled° stook, the blitairryke &wed. amt. Tit q •
barley meal-Tile dispute arms respecting the meal, con. the ;.ititing,ptelnet" wookt"liam. farm= sw
W at=
@ag of eve sacks. having bees ordered • few days mon. bowever, the prisoner was found
before the estdemest of smother semen% sad the dam. rtleffaiseg begmecwerie se prito....,„,ted in a
dent believed this meal was sharp= ia Me mid account ' temporary summit, male to supply eater to &--.ogg ;
-is:Defendant did a=pp .ear.-Judgmetili fzi Melatiff, with but was soon got, out . ..d the ILA egg we. "wog &gni
Mho of and asta mete of fear willows's* nienerimistr Mee ..ew m
lim ihpor themitauter em ur ee M wee-
d tamer& the &deaden% entered the Conti and said Waiter olio put in epeeists punishment mg ; M that his aolkitor, dr. Joillgra of Onewinwsfi Would he cell was ersoldned, Ind It *astound Imbed Maga mime amieft ihe meld net Rd there Were. Mere num doe to exam thence . bis ventilator had as tesisie Honour said if defends= wee
WO 'lSt amine tigitstWprefvfa mder toiumbe a meat...dd... he
O Mks tise oomequesom-Geon after ow emu= had tor. his Qsahet Into sums.
arrived, sad asked Mat the case nelght be rows.. lard :ti A OuNCSILT ~sr ic.sl awl inortthuottal mask was alsth
as w • matter of principle with hie I. ... bad Serer ,as the g . George.. sehe,,i_ "deme Portland, im
.Th
wowed ism" Court before.-ale Kumar =mimed it gey., menet tug, oe h -bar m the Audi.. mg'. g
Mr. Yantis MA heard the ms. he visa- sure he would he o,m m roll. ;._!o.ii attadritam sly,. Chat,,"
of Me swam
.4nlon as hitnedf. --Mr. Jolliffe said his . Bei:: which mai well rendered ; glee, "Carom Honour had heard oes side of the cue; ,h.IIP •he ?atinshls was remarkably well me. eel ase received
the meet coins= vs evidence that he had neve repaired ‘aitt; „oar... mi..... aaaa ii Nana Ri.... Dr. ti.o.goog
It. His client wee Salta willing 10 S 7 the ones of as (=mewl) : en...a" A Bumble by Night; Prism °liken'
adjournment The defendant was unable labs present Baud • snag with chorea "0 Gently Breathe.' Mr, W.
at t s *Palling of the Court. on "meat of having to wait Aitetioil, this w very well rendered, the ch me
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for his wife who bed • young baby; he rely ached to be ... .br Mrs Wood,td. His. Stone,
heard. -Ha Runnerr midi= Bat in morel to his client be -We better Bide • Wee.' Miss Stone
Mr Teta b song.
e (apEdauded); glee.
II did not think that he ought to do .IdLa• Jelbile stated "Web Mum the reel Row," Portland Gies time, rendered that Ida sliest knew it would cast him emus sues.,; hut with spirit and is good time: song. "A Peculiar Song,
be did not Mad that -His Homer remarked obstime. M-. Humyer "me. wed). Au interval of five minutes, altar
I people would do anything. The Chart missed at lea ow, tho was matissed to-piamp gum ma
o'clock, and if wino= did net answer to Mier same, they Applelasd Klee Mr wmaa, this was treat toYthlas
were mock out -Mr. Jwildhe legola said timil defendant musicians who might haw only expected the usual style lead limn deals= by his wile who bet • yew a•RY_ •at meteor perfaroisame. Mess posemempood talents,
Clitugistierd-Hi• nohow &Med hot readd not ma.= few sad we hope to have the pleasant of mt.= same two
ewe
=Ws : msg. Mr. Yet= very cordially eves , tong **RAM
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of the Sea &mesa " Mrs idcLsen (applauded); cornet
wiitlawd"hyl bethetbmeemeagmemni." by mean. rzziamot voutugniicrolleriri COM_ __FIAMT OF MIRSTATIBIRENT BY • NEWS- solo. "Las F ism; Mr. G.rimillild ; msg. "Men hliel Life-
PAPE& boat.' Ms Weed' mac, • Dresden Ohba." lire BWISOr, Instead of, the buetheir, _ "cur in eaki,t_et rb,,_e Wenn..., ,i.„" At the bormarkpollos coon os Tuesday Wore Mr. this w well readered and greatly applauded 'glee, " Ver. interest of the Popular ain. llidiam, me, „Mahn% 'e„ _elP"„ B. Hopkins. Mn. T. Abbott and Hr. J. B. Mr. True:m.l...4=d Glee Close; song, •The Abeent-mlnded
" directions how to vote.- with crommonauy ism et oouricigoe Walla addremed the followlog aimplalut ..- Mau; Yr. flogger; this bear the last misttet ths Grew
maw with Its bind out off the fitness and daigorona Key it plasm you, pentleness, to post me year indulgence leg WIN deservedly mowed, when he gave "Dan';
squibbing, and the glorious rush to the poll. And, far a lee moments, as • somber of my friends and in- a Gymnastic Wife,' which ieer well received, ThiSit2
Instead ril the old standard, based on inential seettemea of this borough have desired me to pin,ay,d "60,1 13. re the Queen." while the audience
mit the advice of the Beach in the matter which lam Mejeasad, evidently wen pleased with their 'edatiltell
" • mates a man far a' that" about to introduce, note what coone you would advise the aatheathwaa
we have the curious aboatinasksas of the vote by to adopt. A-(strosig adjeotiveol-falaelsood has been -
Proxy and the cumulative votes of owners, ugly published In the =Wham Mom with MINNS tome, sod
LOCAL BOARD.
shadows of the bad old WOW that scarcely any ettalluel My obwmter ei • INISile MM. The leading
reformer In so
izeeed borough am Weymouth, ankle of the Sim Mere Than Is. heeded "The itsisilis 110111)AT: Present-Ifs. C. Wh.te (elhairmais), Mem= troubled himself I. 8.. , _.. „,..... n* &lime." and ways : - Joseph Hodder, Thomas Combas, Ed ward Pearce, Richard
•Le eu`•"gitrad es, ""••-___. "Now it win be hardly credited by the Weymouth Norm, H. W. Smith, J. C. Liale. and BolGesnin Scrims.
land, where Local Boardman are by •ael.- public, but It is oevarthelese • feet Mat Mr. Wallis, who fah Mans. them =ridden are common, and %was worth km. thwa seat to the Goincil me one of the mardiam of TINS wane NUS ye STOPS ItAILWag I
• gad part 01 the £lOO to draw out this rusty Use public pm= and who Is always lead In proclaiming Limit M son, ft IL, bad written requiring ills. MSU
Manidnery and expose it to the view of isdassendont (..t it should be forgotten) his assiduity in NAM= hie escroachnems fm tor the land to be used as • roservok,
blugemes who dare to bold that, MI emu are by natant OM, this Mr. With. at elevea o'clock so Monday more. mod Me g mrd resolved the clerk lehenkh wine to
free and equal. Foe they may ..„,. that, many reform tag voted ta the Conseil for the moieties that applies. pay tge RI per asetra Y‘e dirk well am to
are yet undone. tembliesald be mud, for tee proposed MI be Polisimeat. Moore for per-meal .4 to deposit the earth, signo, ea,
- Within an hoar afterward" at the eubile Mahn& With- from the land la excavating for tho reservoir. Into the
est a word of =planation, he esocuded the oppositios to geld where the coarse& are itowdepositleg such material.
I "'der bc'w P•°Ple would like gales muiolums• tge emillootion, and engweeted thereby the expensive. LW le eek the tideromatslulway Gamma, for their
Mate 4 births ead marriages in their. bunky 1 Yet isapremiaal abernadvoisueseess Mora Rat Mr. Wallis oseaseig in lay demi pipse their lead to oaten the
Min th• Paw 10 rekillik ell DIM it dropped tato his did mene. Ilse isemmities et Me whew et the ODUailll Apar Mut UN **AM IP f t reisnots. . f
letterbox at load or Melt, he would have no security ef Intli nl eke Pablo welestiag br sa ereW SWOP ROADS a .
spina imposition I wish the good f olio who want . tfolortnelee* the Aet of Portia. The Chairman gime the repast of the committee
le let the world know their youngest ds.hter h. mold Itivre=4"Ni le alp amma"...:= lariat out roar in guisawinaramai advised the re,
5.... 11164114 to Referee should be , but the other
bisamentdminUkbering thol7notirlawithemsdaresvi-tigart, lerThe EdihrinaCce of 2:7embire ImmillillZlll°. 11.81116." • 3414 ••••• should steed ever for the prosiest
rd irkiiii-se deo amend of alg• the regewerwe B
.... deemed to
MOO= know their Imederritinea, nor omesqnently, V =LT, he mw.g. -
lbw miler
fir news of the interesting events le tree* Wen Mr. Reedtbas was about to talisrimevralldlog Weather eageadeirirepeiweadinierresl274ll. reereet erilarg:
I - lids was ea applkieles proper ler the to subermis,
MI NSW nay.
....3..• :. Thirteen hi the number that seems to eNeg be Ur. but
The getioeste far the G morel District Rate wee read,
Manor BB". By iy by warn elected NM... sse imit Mr. &idea laid he wasted In hew widen email about. and =owed that gOO6 nee required for the next six
and 13 MIA the number ot the Om-pests =ST who lir. Wallis adeled the fermi" port woe =trim remmis.-41 wee nee sired that the dirk he retreted to
Mn. Arden: What part Li It yogi oseeplia et I
went to miss parish church. But Mr. Eliot. bad I my. wsui..... I ...yma, yy ,bly., the hireabeed that fg mttent• mut at UK Mahe L - -s I tr. 1 r•-, (.‘
fortune doss not lie to the foolish suPenri_ , riaa,__ ,ef an seated bere-"It will hardly be tweitieed by the We,- meg we Yu ROLM
unluukr enlarge. but in the .rerl'"arthe °mum mouth pshiid-" that this Ift WAIL at =eves o'MeMg As to Bluing tea kr. tor haollag mecum it we. pro.
that threaten to fall upon the borough during the voted in the Coned] for the reashition" raw, hY ‘ir• li SCR YU, siewsdid by Yr J
coo
i and inill more In the ostantly Ina,. -*hies an eatruth, :dr-- met within an hoar after. iIOWDZI-°Thrie 'WS4Sre be invited_ for 1.- --" nil yew, co
moloodsd the Or. Di Fritory.roed. 150 Tart* lo
lag carelessness as to otaciey. The spirit of weld" Ile wards, without aiselmisnms*frikulatkiamaptaia 'ag. an a fijkotinna Fortune • Weil, 100 yards to IC *brood. from our Imperial GO.Orilaweha with their , son."
... we atm The &weft Widrwrwt.-
CZ 000 000 engulfed, and their rapktly Inermaing jl'"' Fre med ~.papic..„ toe or Wee gagnat Tin Sole and Footestha Cotteee wars
em= WI SOY
"P°°°°°' to the "insulin which I. exwilwkweie fins , amegume- ham Me mere In my pekes where Were are lie /met dap decide rie la what shoult be
by Imperial =Midi= to mentelpal lark:Mem& CLIO ,Bo apnea abets, rawer= inrsommewr ihr trentrogell wiLL
on a bad
bat: 1100 lot • teutemee 4 , Um : Yea cesplata Wit the **Awe new has As to improviaa Vomits s Well.road, it was decided
nobody knows snob we sea Mepseiar of an shighth, aeg use amps are so dopy d 5 and that the cleirlidack bs =Mei ti write to Mr. Robert Riede
tholleitads WM there& mum kr
gad ...mu um.... 6—saajr-rilk= 1 = « siCtrlsar. gic«1141: gitiNs" - UnalltilAraVertr

A REQUEST Olf MR. EDWARDS.
We regret much to hew that • Mead of Kr. H.
Edwards, ma... is daagerouely ill, and the Imo.
member le la moots grief ; he will be glad, mall the
=leis I. peek if hie Meads will &beige frees writing
to him.

ear is the present moat prominent characteristic
of our Local Board. They seem afraid to proseoute the
people wb,. di•cluirge nuisances into the Beckwateir,
afraid to have Mr. Hawk ahoy, afraid the Government
Revd will make them do something, afraid to do
what Mr. M-rgen tells them, and afraid to leave it
el ne. c. they have resolved on (*Wag the help of
s gentleman " known by reptusgi.n se • professor of
hygiene." If we can only have Weymouth like
" Hrireia, the city of beslih," well and good; but
Dr. Richardson falls out in amine with li. ba=
and won', admit inroxie icing drink into his
town. £lOO to Mr. Corfield will 'Mate estimate for •
new rata

Perhaps the least objectionable way In which £lOO
will be thrown away is by the poll of the parish
demanded by Mr. Weill. On inch. subject a• the
Bridge 'tis worth CLOS to elicit the Iselin" and wishes
of the people. And I say this more freely because I
don't agree with the opposition. Among the schemes
advanced se al.eroative to the Await ni were those of
a new l-,.l bridge, we on the present site, another
from Lower Bond street to Boot-lane, schemes far
me, unlikely to(ii the outwit of Parliament than
a toll-gate on the bridge. For whesever a level
bridge could tet put, in order to connect Melo:tombs
Q lay with Weymouth. it must be crossed at
it. Melc,mloe side by the Herb 'Or tramway; • bridge,
fore. starting from the level, would be obstructed
et It. very entreat* by a level croselog, and, consider.
lug the trade on that tramway, at large as sometimes
t• block • large proportion of the Quays, it would
mom ab at as eensible to build the tori. 46 with the
level crossing overr. It. Mrlcornhe approach, as 'twould
Its to try and tot our food with • " respirator" on.
A compromise has been already effected at the
present Bridge, whereby the tramway goes under the
approach, at the tramway and bri Ige truffle don't
interfere. Seldom h.. there been arose where I would
mom strongly recommend guide son sunkere, thee to
to the level of this part of the Bridge. The altered=
proposed may not be the bast thing desired, yet an
Improvement is necessary, for not a couple of
Cooncillnre could go to chapel on Sunday night
without the datum of being hustled over the narrow
footway, and every week I have the opportunity of
Pototitlotitulluoiri b 7 IfigWifart sax dames, at the
expense o my Sunday a, though too often I
get close to the wheels of those who are keeping the
fourth commandment by workbag their or other
people's horses, on the Day of Beet. One hardly
knows on the Bridge which is most pleirean±e
steady thrust from liriab Harip's 'amble gingham,
that sends you off the footpath, on the smudge or
splash from the wheels of MIL Parvenue, that maks
you ffre.the toed.
_So true Is

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roads,

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mos Sin Smote -Ars Wastes to Mee, and be Um
abused be balsam tit. dinner was not at ii oat. He
Molted b.c mad aposulted her a klpllpg bar IL
thatWlt moral time, and mt.:sle!: tte With hi. Soot.
OIL Ws Imam wary 111, and remained_ au dilL Bler had
besa obliged tog. to a doctor. Dr. IL P. Padirr.kr said be
saw the proesoutriz yearerd , and felted media of In-
mate all over bet body. Ths hash.. on the Wilt might
have been caused by inicka boa be Armagh& most of she
InJuriee waresseeed by pieobleg. In defence prisoner rid
his wife Reelected bar duty, and As was oonsoisily at bet
mother'. house. Hay soadoct toward him ws. aloo very
provoking. He did trot kick bar, and the bruiere on her
thlo wore canoed by her trying to prevent him leavfng
thelorsa-Priesiter called his landlord and landlady. sad
thew aesilrosed hit stetementa Into hie erlfe's habits and
the provocation ha received from her. They blamed the
tri
smoth.. fos everything that had occurred.-
rsrlidrl4e renewed Ms application for a separstiret, but
Kr. Dardale sold he tortainly could not ont to that as
It was oleoz tbere was greet premaden es So port or the
wife. Sho mist go booms WI AD bar fletv.-The Mayor
said this was the Arst elm tie 'Mows lad bees bKors
them, and he Moil sett sweat so the *Windom The
- prisoner wee thorn 011eilasid sad ordered to pay • Ilaa of
l. and mote to a fertrnAddi
Pam flargrogeL_Pkane 11eferne imr.- tba Major,K
r.
Stone. Kr. Kosep-sniker 1111% DISPIOISS 1.4 r. Gash.
ingoraicat. LIMA& -OS 01112.114•116•• Kr. lAssael
Beeps, the thertatemi NNW Olombild 110 ILL IL Oartie,
proprietor of the Amiens Kat* Usseamml.
LacLUs Tammarno.,•llliesk grew, arkehsterset,
from John White to Robert ROW; bewhoese arr Laos-
, Arm, Irma the lam Wliltn S lwanl Ptilinet to Visa
Peksom his Mews SPAM RAM, Parkakma from Alfred
Woldm to Gram
Quarts or Mosmitmomels. 70erwits 9rasMMl., as
remand, &posited to 111 1•••••fln••••••• o• • •••••11 of
seilwestras it.. 74., the prosissy at his farmer ma Moro,
Kr. George treks** &M.% Prellsbnw of the trail.
taw.' Beentry. Hem wortith-kk.. &J%wanton
propegstort ; the mused ins delerolof h, Kr-lt Therm
.4W midgets of tbs premised.% takes lest mask ar
ma; m
and be woo aressomdmed by Mr. TOMO. He
referred to aortae warier is kla Wpm. Hie did
who Mau Ms mph ."inems emb Peid
NV It mos pantof Memloatie dais tosemsiessar
mat of samees if no ono dos WM at- the ram
eroate pies the mom debor to irtineisorbilit Imobern If
Iss inn t,w.iil boesmil to the ball Salk hook add
fibs emit in lin ardreses Mk. U.... 4 leg es miry
el age ISt U. to eider Mk. He meg nee MVO that
....pp mom pall was asibred in the be boob. ad
net tomorobor emit an orakalisa. ll.ateasdna skid
• have bens Mimi to thommilokm of tweedy. Whimessamo
ihript the cimmeeme of tite-dothe test's parigir lase
gamy for veal • Ke_oodel see bust 110 111, inalnillf.
av• ammat MI bed MN pat 'He Moil &glister
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