The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-11-28 00:00:00

POOLE.

a
I Ws are pleased to hear that Mr.
Harker. son of the late Alderman Harker, Le l'rolc.
he
qualified as a solicitor.
KiAntomlLlSl.l.GtiOthca., atfirinuasiaux.
uwas doetiuelihveorniukl.
Tuesday afternoon, prior to his lordship's ,leitarturc fet
eerWisemi"condEauctMile,:tirisit''k!..,llill.
the south of France.
.1
H.l N.l.7ltumilectetir.onof wAi tuhdot‘h
services in this town, which commenced on Sonar)* an
endu Saturday,
an'l . have as yet been well attended. .
TIIF. annual meeting oh the nienilaers of thr MCi11.611411
Institute was held at the reading-rooni on MondaY iC
ing, under the preeidency of Mr. G. Curtis. Wbe"
CaillOd (the secretary) presented a eery gratifyin;
bast year there were only MO members, with r delie.etal
in the funds of about FAA), hut this year them, uLrel,3l,
members. and the Institute was nearly free irons
nu report was adopted and the officers for the otaaa4
year mamma.

•
urn, onday.— Before Mr. W. I). Dugdale
Tisanes Lambert wee charged with ateahag
tho ProPertv of Jai es Hurst. Iron. tie. Land, ...
Flair Lei:rheum on Saturday. —Prosecutor did not Aiwa.
and prisoner was discharged.
TVElil/AY.--rwfore 31e,rA. C. J. one .1 I.Perri/
Alward K was charged with wilfully dam:L.:in: tb,
door of the word id the 11Forklioti, ot, M•nlo
the extent ul 26. -Ten previous eiiiivicti. • WO'‘."
against. the prisoner, :mil Wag Yre13441.1;t1 to a eieetlit
hard lahour.
Wcpraisiny.—llefora the Mayor (Mr. A. Whine), Oa
Moans. .1. B. Durell, and G. LI. (hutch.
John Koury, iron ((((( ulder, was charged sith crud',
torturing a rabbit, the property of Mr. k.ilairt Saundersi
landlord of the Duke ,J AVM-Bei:tot lon. -IL api.,.n"
that priaouer pulled out the tail lki lora antoe. rah,At;"
the prisoner said accidentally.—The Bench ordered Pfr
anner to NV the value of the &stet (34.) and the costs
Ps. ed. VI 1.•
Comm! Coma, Monday—Before his Honour.
L. P. Listroy.—The sitting laawd newly sight bow*

..............."takee ap in 001 argu- agreed on at the time of such transfer or purchase-
About
a.---1-------- - 01 tbst WOWS, Thus, continued the Chairman, they would th A DANGEROUS WOMAN.
woks Yoh° _ , had full power to enter into such a oontract.nt wee); ruins. two months ago, a domestic servant of the
0111111111 L p V. TtIVW Br". ima question of Importance name of _ Kate Kenny.
iron '
(sinder.__.• dekAewreetie_on-Tyne.- a (I to them at the present aged 23, was charge.' at the
Wei
14.4‘ Inufartu"'""' - gi e damaged at moment
.what they ehroild do with the driver of th • ue court with stealing from the house n 7
etithi° hewn' "' ...4„ te an en n ~11* Baker-street Prt , .... ,
„ own engine '
~,e• seg,.,B ils.. for Ti"-- F. Travers appeared f r. But it hest occurred to him that, an the , 0 inanowmare, a I:50 Bank of En-land
note th
71,0.0.',f `-X-... hi„-„,' erre' represented by Mr. A. it. man would be employed by them for only six months Th ' •
e property'. I her master, Mr. doeeph P ' .na.
1,,. 1e"...- 1.1"` -1.-. ere noel it mustered thot de- during the ...owner (when it would be very bent 0 pm. mer hal only Imeri in the service f h
'''estig:'- 'the cornwr"e‘th bevel. Itnhil'iti."' 13'4 I"kr work), during the winter he w.m1.1 have mithing to do • tirommitor 'Tar ..r live days, when she eilatchled'a till
t.. -Vow' hiletor*" e tth • valuable portable . note from los h islwhilst
et ere ct t• 1 them w a. he thought 'f ithe promeed scheme was carried out She th • hn. he was in hie bedroom.
. sdasut,.,,,g sePT Tr, ff they could. Defend:ode
osion'm ho Exhibition but charged '•"e man rnight be edvantageothsly employed dniring , after rite al into her bedniorn, locking the door
~., al, a ,„aa who gliMmer at the gas works. The directon; of the ots her, an .1 although he told her he would fo •
.4..0' the don l' •ek for the "ervi E hil 'non the crituPanY had the Nam f raising s n e power 01, her. she refused to return the to dralve
no ,an when she was
'I fi" 91. ear "•' the ri„ae of the money as the' threatened to be given •
i''' ill ii• • At ' - the machinery department Board had, f..r. only a short tune ago they rwmired b ' • Into custody she said she was
It Dit tht eiht'n..gooC.,lfr4ne 1 ing platform, as the £l,OOO, and they obtained it by the creation of new urtung it She was given in charge, anti in her
" '•- hail ''' '-...- er means or • e ne
Asa the road and defence accused the p
.I„wi 1.01,..• •3ft. gm., higher --
tuni.,,,
the
shares. One reason why he thought it desirable Waft her, and declared tl - nesecutor of indecently assaulting
frl'ilie hrli wall the Plonk* "" waY lull ihe engin: bemuse in ras towns in England and 11 in Scotland and the! hI ' tat he had offered her L 5, then 1:10,
flo" ene '., ,I„ing parlous damsge. . . T they hal found it advantageoli. to adopt these . I a'
Increased the amount- The woman was
heusged state and plainui now
an 1 fth 1 .cal powers, searched, but the note co 11 u . not be fotind. She was
fk •iir oak i„ir in t!...' ',„ „sirs which bed been done to .. many 0 e ... Boards were working the gas committed fo '
e-7..**"!.°•.e'slile "1 ',"e„...-j'h-0 jurisdiction of his Honour w.wks with large
and
satisfactory
multi. ;
in
her
defence
beforer trial to the Middlesrex Seseione, am!
!:‘,,i f.c ;),'; .1 „metro s-„,. wi„, 0,0,4 sort for damage Manchester, for instance, they had saved an enormous this Co othe ion' was similas to that before
;1 ..sir
~:4./ .hst Owl if:the rause of action. nor en), amount by the concern. Ile thought, too, if the sentenced to 18 was,, however, convicted and
.oth`afrb••l''.• ae,, 'llita'not 'vim within then i;i.inri.ndeettineet. purchase were made the waterworks and gas works lateetr.-Mr. C. Is.mngetitel unprisonmeut with hard
a ,:,:ra re,,, 'ft; ac.i.,..n, "bilui'l n etTee that they need could be more advantageously worked under one the limner:llo3on the th (ely,
a solicitor, who conducted
r'" 4.'1.. 1 l'" '''. 'len" na
'.l th liability of manager. His suggestion was "that this Board atated that he thou • y entered the court, and
A . ..11... hi. i,t, a y Ile also dent. y should take the gm works as aght it only fair, to the I
Vl` -1 dee ',.---......1....eid the ection mom out of a . . going concern, on inform the magistrate that th ' •'reaeeet"r to
4 i.'3'' . ir9 hy letter and a materiel exactly the same terms as the shareholders received been in the Ho of Co •e prisoner, eince she had
•, 1...5tr.-- i ism at I,r .. ' ' deinwa by a guaranteed dividend of 8 per cent." :Se time I rrection, had confessed to the
P. ' cat," don, vit. 10th., expense ago (omen Catholic priest that she had stolen h
otp .
~..0... 0! ar d deioadants, wan incurred at he had a few shares to sell, and he had I, trouble to She bad toe note.
PS'ilbilbc""jr,,,ace,ntewled that his Honour hat get £7 each for them, Mr. White, of the gas works • p lit under a carpet in a room which she
et,'" ils O'''''i' 'd ....decided that he had jurisdiction, retying he would only give £6 17s, fid each for them: intentioned, intemling to send a friend of hers to take
T,,•1•• , . -.11,1" 'f u . witt be adiourned the cote The following, scheme was submitted :- he aliartmente there, enabling her to et s i f
Ai .. r , , the note, and then afterwards oho 4 I 'sae"
" o
...,,j'ak-"-itirt to Wow ..'" ';'r " aPPesi "n r“" Suggestion. for Transfer of the Skerborne Chu and Cot re the money. She
„r to bring maraca.* to fight the coowtoh
to
the
sh,rfrnr.
1.0,..1
Th.r,
of
moan,: e also atefeetted that there Wan no foundation for the
isieli.ll,•,,:moot make.any order as to coste, ' reiwi poards have now the power (with the sanction of accusation elle had made against her master. It was
P" 0..11.'"'' 0 have to be ileceled in January. the Local Government Board) to purchase gasworkm. at her own desire that she wished the priest to
yi Zr. Ir.'il"gla, 'Cila fittari . Fifty-five towns have already taken the communicate her statement
ir'',, tor;•,'"::: sew of Bournenonalt-A claim of
, their own hands, which basin Many places
igas.enwoerks Into _ _
,_ „,„. . to the proaecutor, which
stos led warn e. Mpil I with ; and, 11l
Rq, 4 re- .4" , • d,d aot, appear.-To he Pain . with • k " going to the nem men-
den' ' prknom. , very great success and advantage to the districts. tinsel and taking up the carpet, th
pmfits accruing from the Sheri's-. G e £5O note was
me artworks fat:nib-Mr. D'Eyncourt said h thought • fa. lik I water htter, Ileums- . dun, th 1 e ought it only
t g e eet seven years nre rut follows:-
. s. •--., • ~,ti oupputat.-yezete aut iii •no Profits Dividend Capital right to Mr. Parsons that the statement had been
Si,,,° %;00''', two instalments. the first in • Year. Realised. Declared. Absorbed. Surplus.
made'
W'_=-T ''' P"."a
th efterwade
r a mon t a. fl. C a. ft. ..0 a. fl. E l. d
arc-- 'lay,' .lor ' .osor entiannnial. i le7o ... 70ti 7 9 ... 710 0 . eta 10 0 42 17 9
1,41'.: •!....."- , Charlie Bartlett. -The wife 0( 11,411 i 1,41 ... 707 0 1 ... 710 0 ::. rite 10 0....111 ill 1
.. fed^rTsr at Fonlingbridge, appeared and i 1872 ... (212 14 11 ... 710 0 ... 6112 10 0.., 70 411
te Judge reduced the order to Ss. 1971
••• geti 9 g
,ol.itei i i • ... 7 lif 0 ... fain 0 0... to 9ft
Al
ate came. I lft74 ... 817 1 7 ... 7 10 0 ... 0110 0 0.217 1 7
pre-1,0.10.1" .. eyries Siaretel-Mr. Weston far 1 1/475 ... 1153 6 3 ... 14 0 0 . . 640 0 0 313 6 3
sk'''. • er•ihe.,:r AA not elincer.-His Honour made , 1876 ;.. Bal 114 4._8 0 0 ... 6(4)0 0.213- 15 4
Sm• •
i • .1.001„,,, the warraut t... be suspended for t Reins an average surplus of .C 175 16e. id. per annum, and
I the profit and loss account of the coinpany for this year
re
T Dill"
i 1 shows • balance of 13,01i1 4s. Id. carnal forward. The
„•
ere r.'"".....,..°170 tass 'ef his first exam .'
d (7orfe Mullen, a ' gas conipsny have from time to time adopted the plan of
. l Ina- raising money for extension works by the creation of new
T iCurt,', was nted
istwert'resse, fir. Jessie . _ !nip shares rather than by taking up loans, and thereby have
~r,„••.r venation. lie whem we !le'fbit was entailed a Perpetual extra charge upon the company.
0 in' 'II .
, ~,,t he did remove some furniture to Mr. Take, for instance, the £1,006 raised this year. The diet-
roni..", ~.3 o ittagsrasi, early. .tue ening at the ' Ilona paid noon this aim by the company ie £8 per cent,
' W • s,',noot.rr. The furniture belonged to Mr. i which entails a perpetual charge of Del per annum,
lie:ikk'",.„:, by] leen at Ids house for three years. Mr., whereas if the worka had been in the hands of the Local
eibk". - • A 'tit three yews sinc.., and it was just Board the same amonnt would have been raised at not
i ...If re 13" " , 1.. bankruptcy. that he n than 41 t. (perhaps I
• wi.home, mter lure an per cen field, thereby saving on
2. be - furnt iure to hill. Ile took five necks .of this isolated transaction at least L•l5 per annum. The in.
,T,.tt the kieh he war, „tia ate., to Mr. Golding with vestment is a very saloons, and wonl.l ultimately produce
poses.lt'lw se hart au hen' that Mr. Golding did a much larger profit in the hands of the town than of a
°'' !.'-..ista claim tbe goola fiir fear of getting into • private company, in consequenceconsequenceof the arrester facilities
k' '.,a- - A t know thk dal' he w" '''"l"rd with • the Board have for raising capital, and as the whole of the
lb .11 ns
te . ~,,, Ho aW not conceal two waggon loads profits would belong to the town this would secure a
r,'-, „.. t Mr. 44.4.1inies. lie had spent the larger reduction in the price of as welt
''"'ia" ..-t4t4.1 ('Fa
the corn grown on hi. farm. Mr: the ordinary rates. The waterworks das
oatrlief to
mat ll e,'es a_fent) threatened to distrain hint alto be advantageously and more cheaplyanasewrkeide under
tt:drtt iihr "•••, • •'', . • ..16 for sale :.and he employed one manager. The Board can now fel worked
nnthee
•, i i gp.t Ad \ ert.ll,,C .11. 0 .
...if lait del not n..ceive the proceeds, question of purehwee having satisfactorily rem leted th
!!'• • .;
• “:
th.at Os auctioneervaid over Lill to waterworko, and paid off one loan of Le rMt and beineg
m'''' ''''• 'tall' To'•:lnion produce' Mr. Chieletes shout next year to el Mrother
ear loans, which will effect
Er. "lir" •-t' . . .0 f r rent, tithes, aud further ',_
eine n„,,,,i a., o annum,' Fisting of f7l per annum. A scheme for
eel, "f "I ,11 1 .1. •Jeth. Ili. rent wit. LIM fle. • effecting the proposed tmnafer i
ihr•i'lli""'. I -.. " tht 1110 had been charged whe for lule hereto. $ appe •
• 'Wed
by
way
of
ksow a
al
r'r• •l't."l i.
it' Wr.ul.l owerise heft tO kDOW that only Scher:W we of 'tower ,'terse, ,' ..,, for the transfer to the Sherborvie
1 tniallr' . T • i.• front the p ,r,en B
roceeds „ 1 "
, eased of Health of the whole of the premises,
ill'Ci"” .i7n f--- .1 .41 think he hal more than £lO iworki,k.,.,
pi et retina bras p-auga. temp bracket...
it% .1.:( hi. own. alto furniture redact' ter. 4' 4 . . eta.. •In.tratle book debts. mak balance, and elect.,
• ^'l"- 'lnt "" iii •ielf. neitlwr hal anyt.ne on his . of the ltherbo Gas . ,i• ... i•
ii,, 11, h„,i Hot en _ _ _
___,Th
„femme
I.
__ Me Wk.. 0... ...lllpdlly.
•i., Ohllopt.•11 Of si.PULIINVIS w, 1.-That the said Local Iloard shall covenant to pay all
1.6111 bet to . it
• . eoli,..eer sr Intones. -Mt. Trevanioe said the debt* dun and owing from the company mentioned in
t eittitlid to mar than one years rent the schedule hereunder written, together with the expen-
d, ballad sea ~Ith at att lie .houltl al.o be able te show acs of carryinat out the pmposed transfer.
in bal. and ei - ad lOt twee
el.aelt. 4 the ~,th onnn "n th" hurn.!.' . . 11. -That the said Local Board shall covenant to pay
titswol„.l f.e b, te, debee. lie ann‘koril role e Judge
him
, the shareholders of the gee company an annuity of ttit.
been the eanninatiim ti: the 1e1!,.... rt . _
_, km . per share per annum, to be computed from the Ist day of
. i idea, Fuse, Illd iilehlyds Ulf WO US . July, 1876 until such time as the laid shares may he paid
1.. 1nn.(.1 • • Khan lil not hand ' I,' '
, „ i„.,„ t:„. tosh..s c sew shy to i . off y the said Local Board under the power hereinafter
~..e„."...' '' . i 4 1 il •to the Trustee. -His Honour rewrred.
...e itriee....*. tle • ..
meted the urninoit. 111.-That such payment shell be semim,l by a charge
wadi.i.,• ~e t. ...+. I. atherdealer, of Fish-etreet, upon all the property transferral as well as by the coven.
Is e
i ~ei a loolattia, •the aelitir did 11.1 ApPIAT ti' pees his i oat of the sail Local ive.r.i.
.. Itittatien. en.l it one Aatol OA he hail absc.nded IV.-That the mid Local Board shell be at liberty at
t.ani •ttotralia. A lilells.T.lll.llllll 0( nou-summder wm any time they may think fit to pay off all the share capital
of the company at • premium of £2 per share, with a
entered. f
a,„..„ sea,. ovrl 311.1 .4-414 merchane_ o proportionate part of the a 11111 l ity of es. per &mount which
winoonir. shit i. edil din.: with lill creditors. the may have accrual in re ct ne. of such nhares ue to the day
.10,,,,,..,;,,,......1 et pa- hi. adjourn...l first examination. of the same being pail off.
_ mr. T„.„.,oii „si,,red for the 'frusta° Je
. Mr. •de Sehedule of debts as per published seruoint. vim 301 i
olrti% af el .ed the ileht..r hal i:IVell up everything he A lung (Remission followed. in which several
i.d. „„i 1„. „g„,..1 1.0 ..sasiti .:, un tbo plit, of the members teak objection to the transfer. and :inked the
yr,,,t,.. is hi. poeittg Iti• firiit ex than : i itt es two
Chairman whether I:nen-ht.:A the Relletne wla eel,
I• in the lonkrutecy the debtor did not . , . •• ,
orit.o• ..,e• ro e . the directsint, mot they refused to entertain
ea. ...I.iy.- Mr. I:ejfealil Aldridge, a the firm or masc.' to
ii,•:.;•:. Alibiiie. anil .11.1rtage, ...liei tors, Pi tole, tweed it, should they have to m.ply to the Board Ih. a.' ?
• th • l'eart forme .irlur oil the trust.", te pay tipper (meta The CHAIRMAN said there were towns where an
inkfirral be lii. lio.. in relati 111 l to proceoltngn for.or appeal for compulsory powers were made to a npecial
f. 0,00. ii.iiiidein: I.y arraiLinailit or composition with Act of Parliament, but they in Sherburne had no
roaii,,, iii.tante.l liv the ereaelit debtor in I)ecember, such proven..
Ii , led entlie: at the date of the adiinlication in bank.
Mr. Rers:o thought the transfer should not be
ci The eralifors ac' ml under the former proceed-
lia ".. .., • . inei,ion ot 74. 41. in the C, lilit made, for it would be a very trifling sum the Board
.th"., ~I. , ?....,.;.I. 'l'..,i'd'.'.'.Str. Trey:on:et, on behalf of the w ould pr lit by it. Beshles, too, they sh,mhl turn
tel.ter..ll", a iidcr alic lestile imp within to the motion, their attention to more immediate objects.
-ply ;sant to be decided who whether Ultimately it was proposed and eeconde.l to roik the
th. ▪
~..5e...i,,,,, iin..e..lin.:. c tut' be naiil to lie pending directory; of the gam comistny if they were disposed to
if the lonkruptey.- (Ii . Honour tell that enter into arrangements with the Board with reference
tt , ...r... •,. ti... ,rsunil that ;my creditor real have to tdieting to them their bneineres under certain con•
volr-ii ti. • :one siese if he chose, and allowed the ~..
t i tons, Mr. TaNeocit suggesting that the directors
.. ~t • . the 1:o:hit 'at taxatior. Sparks, i k
might also be asked to furnish the Boanl with any
the a • sirt for a rule on the trustee to
I'
II mid Brunt, wed merchants, remarke Upon the scheme.
y,,s,r. th,roceed.: ,4 the ...1...4 the thdatore effecte, The pulling down of the .44 et:tides on Greenhill
irlii-h th•t 51.1 unth•r an :atonement deed, together in c inflection with the Antelope Hotel, and placing
wit 1.111 ,i:...i:., ',Wain:4 by Messrs Geckle), and them in line with the rails adjoining Mr. Tancock'n
Britt II ,1....,1•11., 0( the trustee having restrained bonm at a emit of £l3, was entered to be effected.
It's, fr .. ielhe: The debtor was indebted to Nfeetra The rictinmAs announced that he had received
',glees 17.1 P•rlit for ',med. to the amount of £146, and
stuns of money from various insurance offices for
• 1 ~• •• t th ttl e lebtor had given a bat of
:..re..i. II a I _ i
he provision of buckets for the Sherlsome fire brigade.
att. t. lir. l'irlii, Mr. Vnint and his solicitor, Mr. t
l'o-ts. roue 1.. Wittiberne un August SUM to get At the lain meeting .if the Board two doyen new
scein !..r the i 146. They saw the debtor .in the ones were ordered, anti now, on the propoteition of Jr.
IC •anci .liv. and a deed was drawn up giving Messrs. Delwood, an order was given for another two dozen.
I..es:' ,ea 11-ent the ........a mortgage (the fire was for Mr. TANCOCK, in accordance with a notice .m the
lfe and it vaterw tras turned out that there were two agenda paper, said since the last meeting of the
e 1.,. eittinz it,,. the fourth, end valueless) on the Board he had obtained the opinion of several tnedical
•''' e• ss4 store. and also assigned the debtor's
men on the advisability of preventing all future inter-
dc iiinape.• to Mesa. 'Ackley and Brunt for the
reev.slie af the teen for which he held it, with the mints of dead bodies within the town, and they were
',in, of Ow I..st two days. The debtor was a yearly decidedly in favour of his proposal-in future to carry
te,ti Ai a ant d. 4 tie and his tenancy expired on the all dead bodies to the cemetery. He did not see how
30 1 r0.,-.....f. making this security en valueless as It could be hardship to anybody, because they had an
to 1:2.i, 1.1.1 a elau.e was inserted in the deed under excellent cemetery, and be could not think anyone
*4... t!.,., 4400, attorned LI ply Messrs. Luckley and wood! raise an objection, except for sentimental
Ir.tr! I rentd .4 2146 a year for the dwellingliouse.
reasons.
Pin,l, in”iithly in advance. A few days after tbe
The Cusinnag said from 1870 to 1876 only five had
Ito-a!: a ..f Olio deed. viz., on the 4th ef September, the
‘l/4 e ea. Hale a bankrupt, end it wits under the been burial in the Abbey churchyard, six in the
s',:'dove se have mentioned that Meagre Lon .r-street chapel-yard during the same period, 26 in
bikliusi Ilona nought to recover the proceed...if the the Wesleyan, and in about four years 20 in Castleton
a!, 'it. ilslitor's effisits. Mr. Sparks addressed his
-total 57. In Long-street clapebyru.d and the
11.11•11. at mat leattli, and quoted numerous decided Abbey churchyard only old vault' had been opened,
• pea, the validity .if tiec deed, which Mr.
dth trustees of the Wedevan (-Thri had doubled
.Teinion ....,seir „,,,,,i. and mid the deal itself wan an e -. m . . . ,
asartiAiiisi4eilit,.r.'„ it ,iii,,,,..,1 to mow, Dicidoy and the rice of interments in their 1 n place, so tie T..,
however, they,
Rem ti,...1..d.. orwets. -Hi. Honour mad decrease the number. SulaainentlY,
Avail that in future none should be interred
ha v elil au ueleildsteh • deed. as whether it was legal too, reit
ar a ill wutusrally a Irituda-The motion was dismissal. there unless they had friends there.
let t..., leetai.in is likely to In appealed against. Mr. Nurr said if the sanitary authority knew it
. - would not allow them to lmry even a sparrow
. WIXBORNE. w n the borough of Windsor.
Ter nee lanow fer lighting the town are now in course
It was eventually resolved that the statistics the
if ti,ti..i., wit it is era Ito light the,., with paraffin -
I.oe, Rev. Mr. Tanoock hail obtained shonl m p
d 1 laced in
4win.: the sinter months until the new 'J 2jhealth, d
kurtleir a...w.d.k. , t.i. The lamps are fitted with the hands of their own medical officer of an
telet.,.. that he should take any steps that were desirable in
, WouwaNs DItaINAGE-A meeting of the parochial the matter.
faittiittoi wa., held at the Boardiroont. on Montley last. Several other minor matters having been dismissed,
Mr e. R. It ore in the chair. There were present- and there being several more on the agenda paper, the
. tin,. i'. 0... m. W. symnionds ii. F. Strange. 0. Board adjourned fora week.
"di's. lithe Ilateltral, Samuel Bartlett, and General _
Nadas. The eorrepontlence whirl had pawed between
'36.,1. inhaistanta of tie. town awl the medical officer,
%either .m. the reportx of the latter were road and
"ei. and it wax fleallv resolved that IL ystein of
11.1.2.* al..iolittelv livetemary, reel the ronanittee
"k union. tit tdie slat stdiet which would! best input
tie Twitlit•ll..nt. of the district.
Kiev Conn% Tuenday. Before Mr. C.,1. Parke.
I. u.,, thirk, 44 l'orfe 11111 k. MU charged with
It•-41.••• . yelt the property of Sawn Belden, of the
is., ei.vv...eil prisoner was remanded on 1.6 own recce.
i.e.,,,.. till Frith**.

EAST BURTON.
tt lir.l3y, the 11th lnL.a fire broke out in
v.ittoges twar die Railway I'4'o...init. in thi'
which in tile ilestruetion i,tli of ii“.l.•
IL4". Ilvemme ignite.' it in suppiee.li, st-epark from
tin lennio liunit. or one of tile two
the.,ll,o.ite.i.le of the road, and which fortunately wad
'14.1. The wind to, wa. in favour f then& Thu
attriwted a windier •if willing hand..
it- .ttetnet to ~:iv the Ibinun‘ lint
'n'ar ...re own... Jul in renliniirg it to the Vint)
wad a brisk wind blowing at the
• wai the fire that the poor people lina
dixtroyeil,and in about a hiturotnilov half
The knueen were OC,lllDiegi by two of Mr.
We nbonnY.. an.lleetl warn the property of Mr. K J.
11. of bilwerth te. •

they
dthi

BZIDPORT.

DMCIIMMI or LLDT ELPIIIMSTIVIIL—ThP remains of the
late 1.-uly Blphinstone, wife of Sir -T. D. Flphinstone,
Bart. M.P.. were removed from their residence at Conegar
Vill.is. Bridpnrt, to the Bridport Railway Station, by the
120 train on Monday morning, in a carriage (special) Pro-
vided for the purpose, to the family seat at Legle
121phInst00e, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, for interment.
TRMIPIP.ANCK LRCPURPM.—Two lectures were given in
the T;wn Hall, on Wednesday And Thursday, the 15th
and 11;th mat.. under the anspiesenf the Brirlport Temper-
lore H siety. hy Mr. Sabre Inwanls, of London. Subject
of first lei-tame, "'An answer to Ten Popular Illdections."
The chair was taken by the Bev. U. ii. Randall, N.A., of
Beaminster. Subject of second lecture, "Teetotalism,"
illostrated and enforeed by a reference te the natural,
pectieal, and besittif.d. The chair wee taken by the Rev.
A. le...nard, eurate of Bridpnrt. Mr. Inwanls is a vary
powerful orator, and the different subjecM were handled
hy him in aver). masterly manner. The audience was not
very nunierons, on either occasion.
liostouon Tueeday.—Before Mr. H. Howell.
(Mayor).
William Maine, of Morrombelake. was brought up In
enst.sly charged with being drunk and incapable, in
West-street, no the previous night—Fined Ss. and costs
11a. The money was paid.

IMERIIOIIII3.
SIGIoRWo gave his "expoe(
m
Zuni, ball lmt, elt 1,, • npiritualimn" at the
gond audience. The professor's
are vetv clever.
coot nv "Ilea Itors."—One of the young Yafgabcnde
that took an setim oart wens time Pince in trying to nit*
cm, • f lf.t AI ii.stv'n tmining chip. at PlYtor"ilb II a natite .1 t.,un. The youngnter arrived I on
&dawdle v..nitn% letrin it in mid. been dincharged by
Um"; At l'uir3iTY. 1Y" b 'le the lennon he Min learnt, and
.'.".t r..1,r00,,,f having received, will be a warning
to him in (more
los the .m-ater put of two day% the town miter
ha, he. r„r the ourpoca ofcleanning the
mervoir •0.1 tioshinc the maim. The renervoir hes for
*4o^,, ''.11.i.1.1,14. time been in a very dilanblatcd
lel' noinettuonee of Pe not being pmperly
ham leen entertained lent some Indit ideal
bid nhoull avail hlionelf of the oppretunity,
lad it,,,, in any dim:anal or putrid animal, and, of
room, tie. town would have the benefit of it. Now,
otnootren an, to be taken to Prevent any anch
',meets, an thin.
NT int - An impient wan held at the infant wheel-
met, N..wland Twonlay afternoon, before Mr. Horace
for the liberty of Sherborne. on the body
Prnm-, infant child of Silty. Penny. labourer,
on, f.. •vel demi in led that morning. Sarah Penny'
I4°li,"r of the deceased, said the hotly just viewed by the
Lev ws. that of lur child, nix wrelut old tact Sun,ay.
aS dila hml been poor* for several days: but !the did
milder it dangerously ill. Last night between nine
lad Inu ....lock she went to bed and took the deeessed
rith her. She placed her imble against the wall Mired(
7iiiini .i
rn.ex,: t.
,a, icap s
npdhertrl:T w n;I lying on the mutable. The
. Inhei did tint hear
rlllties move of it until the mornin at a Uttati'c'lalet
te. when her hunband called her and mid he could not
omr the baby. She told her hunbend to atrike • light,
4". f.mndl the child quite demi. After further
let.i been adduced, the jury returned an open
asol cave their lean to the truntees of the infant
stheolrootn, for the benefit of the school,.

EPPS a COCOA. —ORATISILI L •ND COE vilaTiaii.—" By a
thortitmli knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful ap-
plication of the line properies ef well-selected cocoa, Mr.
F.pps has provided ,cur breakfast tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy
wtoni bills. It Is by the judicious ease( such articles of
diet that it constitution may be gradually built up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hinulreils of subtle maladies are &raffle around us ready
to attack wherever there is a weak Point. We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished franie."—Civil Service
&WU&
IiUNTAPI JANOS MINIMAL WATER. -- The Beet
Natural Aperient —" I have made use .4 the Hunyadi
:linos Mineral Water ever since ita intnslnction into
this country, and with ever-increasing satisfaction. I
look upon the introduction of this water as compared
with other similar waters as an advance almost as
great as the use of these was an improvement on the
employment of Glauber or F,poom pelts in their simple
form. A very email quantity of the Hunyadi :Linos
Water suffices to 'secure an efficient action. Thin is
best taken in the morning. fasting, anti abertly
followed by a cup of tea or coffee swallowed quite hot.
Neither sickness or griping follows. Its use in this
way will be found highly beneficial by many who,
though they may be described am being in good health,
yet from a sedentary occupation or other cause, are
liable from time to time to what are called billow
attacks." --(Signed) Alexander Silver. M. A., WI D.,
Physician t Charing ('rues Iltamital, Lecturer on
Clinical Medicine and Physiology in the Hospital
Rchtvd. In orriginal bottle% price 2s. and Is. fid., of
all chemists and mineral water dealers.—A wine glass
full a dose
Pura TEA la RARE PEIiFECTION.—Tbe Pure, Nunn
Fragrant and &Beaus Tess imported by POLAND
ROBERSTON d Co.. Curtain Road, London, car;
now be obtained in air-tight packets in quantities ranging
frolic 2 ox to I lb., of moat respectable Grocers, Chemists,
Baker.. confectioners, Stationers and others, and the
others, at the following prices Per lb- :—Black, ta. and
ts. 6d.; Mixed, 35.; Green, 3s. 6d.; Assam,
in Tins, 2, 1 and 8 lbs. All qualities guaranteed
gitis Imported. The Ii Ih.Tineent carriage paid to any
Railway Station in the United Kingdom on receipt of
Post (Nike tinier. The public are respectfully requested
I, ask for Poland. Itobertsoi. and Co.'s Pure Teas, and r.
fuse all ethers, as large miatitities of worthless trash, con-
sisting of warehouse arreepiiii(e, Tea damaged by salt
water and dec position, are, by a process of steaming
and dy,maa, made to rpmailile genuine Pure Teas. Ito,
particulars of agency apply as above.
To CIONBEMPTTVIDL--CONSUIATTION Is CERABLE.---
A certain method of cure has been discovered for this
distreseing complaint by a physician, who is (4.
1..
that all sufferer+, may benefit from this laorntial
diecovery. It It. beyond all doubt IN!: most remarkable
remedy of the 45. Ylia".7.itnds have been cured by it.
Ynll particulars sent by post to any person free
01....ablun.—A4areae Mr. WurjAma, 10, Oxford-terrace,
rtyda tack, London.

PRoPOSED TRANSFER OF THE
EllitoßNF. OAS COMPANY TO THE
lAN' AL BOARD OF HEALTH.
An important meeting of the Board took place in
the r...nt o'er the Saying.' Bank on Monday morning.
%hen there attended the followitl g members : -Mr.
lehmt.iler friminmenl. Rev. 0. W. Tanotek,
stok.... T. Penny, %lege. Da1w...1. E. R.
Willtuott, Whittle. Welmford, T. Ffoks,
ao,l If Nutt
The I'II.IIIOINX maid am he had taken upon himmelf
Lrin? the .abject of the gee work., before them, he
fsiitht. in the firmt place, inform them that for the left
t a,lve mouths they had had power to entertain the
fl.gection 162 of the At provided that for
In" • e rro-e of supplying gam within their own
truttriet, or le.rt thereof, or for pros idiim it for public
W., any urban sanitary authority, regimtered
Under the Act of 1802, by • epeoie=noatiou to th•
_ftsfd above, sad receivilgg the of three-
'NAN el the sikarebokime of am& waifs might effect
• bowler of mob woeful ea such terme ge leo! ti

"WHAT THE WORLD SAYS."
I suppose that three out of every four people in the
country believe war on itussia's part against Turkey
ohe inevitable. I 3111 not going to emeniit myself in the
matter ; bet I 11ene..., n, know that the belief in question
is not martiripated in At the Iniellimitice Department
hesdepiarters in Ailoir Howie, tele re, by the way, ;meth
mere is know., in a qo Ut uudemieuttrat cc fashion than is
at all rz,nitrally credit ler. Bet if the tronlde
conies, It ix emur,rtito; to le .ni that our military
authorities know ertetly a hot Coe are g))i )) g to .lo ; are
determined to do 3 cortain oil n., mere, under what
temptation or eilieltdien W deer: are are ready for
the not very Herculean noil• rtaking they have prescribed
for Uritigh arms—the h.!.1.5c., ol the lines of Constanti-
nople aeainst all coomrs in inlet for Europe. Lord Napier
of ILeplale, it has been quite settled for some time, will
command the army corps in the event of its services being
required. The appointment, apart 'Omit all other itonsider-
, adieus. hai ...1 especial fitness, in view id the refs
prescribed, from the cirennistance that Lord Napier is an
Engineer officer. The gallant old soldier holds strong
I opinions with regard to the physical qualifications
requisite in thoroughly ellicieut commander of an army
, on active service in the field; among the indixpensable
attributes being that he should be able to ride 12 hours •
day fur any number of slays. Men whe saw Lon' Napier
in the saddle at Delhi last year for two hours after lie bad
I broken his collar-ls,ne will scarcely share the stalwart
! veteran's modest seldwitimate, that he is physically no
longer capable ef enduring the fatigues of an active coin-
!nand in the field. This, however, was that he said and
I stuck to when the matter was under diecussion before he
sailed for (Wm.:titer. But he hail no diffictulty in accepting
the pruvisimal continent' of • Ilritish army corps destine.'
to cover Constantinople, when its attitude id the strict
defeninve in an intrenched ponition was explained to him.
Sir Garnet Wolseley is told ref to command one i,f the
divisions of the corps; and I understand, although this
appointment 111 not yet quite settled, that Sir Daniel
Lysons will have the other.

Indulgence in spiritualism would seem to have a
worse result than losing your guineas. From a very
interestina inuliphlet just published by Dr. L. S. Forbes
Winslow, calloil Spiritualistic .Vadness, it appears that
nearly 10,000 persons, wbo has gone insane on the subject,
are contined in the public asylums of the United States.

Captain Boyton lias aco,mplished his greatest
achievement, namely, remaining it the water 86 hours.
At the expiration of this time, however, a sharp attack of
fever befell him, and he was compelled to land. It ii
considered probable that he will require another suit
soon. "suitable for a lady." a further proof of the love
existing between Italy and America. The Italian Govern-
!neut, by the bye, has adopted the dress.

A SAD CASE.
A more than usually sad cane wu tried on Thursday at
the Central Criminal Conrt, before Mr. Justice Denman.
Emily Church, a miserable young woman, 21 years of ago,
and unmarried, WM indicted for the wilful murder of her
illegitimate chill Caroline Beatrice Church. It seems
that, at or about Whitnunthle laat year, when the child
was some 15 months old, ite unfortunate mother was
lodging with Mrs. Ilia her aunt, who lives at East ilam.
The mother and intent stayed with Mrs. Bull until
Christmas. Between that time and Easter they went
away, the mother having obtained some work in a jute
factory. At Easter they returned again, and the child
was deposited with Mrs. Bull while the mother left in
quest of employment. Mrs. Bull herself is a poor woman
to whom every penny is an object. She kept the little
girl until July, and she then handed her over to the care
of a neighbour. Mrs. Brittyain. Whether any sum was
agreed upon for its support there in no evidence to nhow ;
but it is more probable that Mrs. Brittyain was sufficiently
kind-hearted to take charge of the infant out of niece
charity, for it seems to have been an engaging and
affectionate child, peculiarly pretty, and with very
winning manners. Towards the end of July the mother
called on Mrs. Itrittyain, and took the child away with
her, saying that she was going to look fur some one to
whom she could entrust it. She came back a few days
afterwards, and said that she had found a woman to
mind the child, that the two had token to one another,
awl that they were getting on very well. Seine days
later a boy saw a bundle of clothes floating in the water
near Southall-bridge. Re drew it to shore. and discovered
that it ocintainod the naked I.ly of a female child, which
MU identified as that of the prisoner's. Such was
substantially the case for the prosecution. It was urged
that the mother had found the haler a drag and an inciter
brance on her; that oh, had taken it away from Mrs.
Brittyain, stating that she VIM going to place it with
seine one else, but that there was no evidence whatever
to show she had any such Intention: that she had
deliberately killed the chill and stripped its body to
prevent identification, and that after its death she had
told various falsehoods to amount for its dinappearence.
It ought to be added that, according to the medical - -
witneseee, it was practically impnasitile to state the exact
cause of death, the body being exemslingly decompoied. Really it is too bad. Again and again allusion has
On the other hand, when the child was lent seen it was boon made in these columns to the naive way in
in its mother's custody, and even the learned counsel who which foreign officers were shown about our dockyards
appeared for the prisoner did not attempt to deny that au-.l arsenals: but in Monday week'n Times there is an
she had killed it with her own hands, I account of a visit of some Russian naval officers to Ports-
Mr. Tindal Atkinson, however, in addressing the jury mouth, which at the present moment fairly takes one's
for the defenses laid great straw on the fact that it had breath away. It in surely strance enough to read that
been abundantly proved that the prisoner was habitually "a numher of Russian officers of high rank have, armed
kind to the chill, and that the little one itself warn fond of with a letter of introduction from Mr. Barnaby, been
her, and he invited the jury to consider whether it wan leasily engaged during the pant week in familiarining
preamble that a mother in cold 14.1 would ilestmy her own themnelyes with the work going ion in the dockyard, and
Infant, lie submitted that before a verdict of guilty with thg system of gunnery instruction pursued at
be returned the jurors must Is, eatiollod that the Eastney and en board the Excellent." This is not very
prisoner hail wilfully awl f lel literately taken away the plenum reading ; bet it is nothing to what follows.
leew's life, and he drew a pathetic picture of the struggle' Before leaving the Beath- .a they requested to be
through which the unhappy woman hal maul She had shown the new torpedo-carriage : and though the
been, he le.inted out, in a state of most miserable ilestitit- attendant was not aware that the carriage had at the
tine, dependent feed dny to day on precarious charity and time leen fitted on board, and exprewesl his doubt on
on the cumin...ration of her neighisnirs. These resourees the subject, lAA Rus.ian nnleerr, annred kiln that 4 carriage
at list exhausted, Weisel°. and I. -less sod &iv ni to And been provided, and led the wan to where it wan found.' I
despair, she had lifted her hand against 111.. only being When Rumian officer.; con "load the way" to torpedo'
that was dear to her on earth. The deed, he urged., mnst marriages, .1 whine existence our own sloekyard
have been coinmitted in a moment of desperation, when attend:auto are ignorant, one may well say, "Tires le
the prisoner was virtually not accountable for her acts. ridesau, 1.1 farm est jouee ; only the liluscovites should in
and if the jury consider:a the evidence properly they future be kept on the outside of the curtain,
must inevitably coins to the conclusion that the prosecu-
tion had failed to establish that the girl had been actuated I In the correspondence of iterres Journal, Monthly
by any malice towards the chill, and that it would h
ci
wereslingly their duty to return a verdict .1 not guilty. Implement, the latest addition to ladies' literature, I
Mr. Justice Denman, in ming up, very proper read the following curious note:
'Annie II —Nineteen years of age is early to expect to
instnictwi the jury that befere they could convict the
"fine down," Ai the phrase is ; do not mind your size: you
prisoner they must satisfy themselves of three facts-01ot
w.ll be thin enough Iry awl by ; but I de imisseathine with
the body found in the water was that of the prisoner's
you in this minor trial. The ionment modes are certainly
chill, that it had collie to its loath he her act, awl th it
not in tour faveur, lot they will alter soon. Your height
the act had been cotimutted by tier with the ifitention of
destroying its life. Ilia Lordship added that tbey wenbl is medium ; broad shoulders and hips are what every
woman dieeld meg.. in your place would try nothing
also have to consider whether this was in the nature .1
tar, to reduce my sig.., but he thankfol for " perfect health,"
an accidental killing or of a killing from
awl would cultivate a " broad • mind. Care of, and
desperation. If, he mid, there was a distinct intention to
thonght for, others has a wonderfully thinning effect.
dreamy the child. even though caused by inability to
Writs- to me again, and gives nie measumments, width of
maintain it, that, in the eye of the law, would amount to
murder, it wan true, no doubt, he went on to observe, and and I will toll You if you are really far
out of propertien. I "inspect half fancy, and that your
that the prisoner, however, much she !newt the infant
night have taken its life with the view of ridding horsed friends may he dremlftilly thin."
eonfoss I ani unable to understand what "fining down"
of an incumbrance It was. however, his duty to tall
may Ise, and how a "broad mind" it to he cultivated.
them that much is plus was no defeire awl if they were
Seery one will forward to seeing the dimenniens of Annie
ressonahly satisfied that she delibemtAdy slew her inf Ant
At the time. I trust the editor will inform no if her
It would be incumbent on them to tin her guilty. The
jury,
of guilty, which they coupled at the same time after a long deliberation, returned into court with mind had aoiiiirol the requisite breath. and that the
venlict
oppensiilati.on. of . fining down" has been Successfully accom-
with a strong recommendation to merry on two grounds—
the youth of the prisoner and her destitute and poverty-
stricken condition—awl they addwl a strong expression of The marriage I sme, is announced of Captain Went-
hope that his Lordship would feel it connistent with his worth Yitzwilliam and Mien Kinglake, the niece of
duty to concur in that recommendation. She was the historimi. Captain Fitivilliam being an Honourable.
sentenced to death. the papers put the announcement under the heading of
"Faehionable Sewn;" but a match between a member of
PO well-knowe as fox-hunting family as the Fitxwilllams
and so good a rider to hounds as Miss Kingslake should
surely have found a fitter place in the 'Sporting intelli-
gence.

Why all this fuss and trouble about raising funds
for the endowment of new bishoprics? The Church
has a much readier method in her hands than the slow.
going amassment of MUMS sufficient to produce an
episcopal income by more investments in 3 per cent
securities. She could obtain 11l per cent or more for her
money in vire as safe a manner. Let some very rich
hying, with very attenuated cure of souls, be attached to
each newly-erected see, add be held by the bishop in earn-
mendard, as the law would tern] it, with his episcopal
When. Advirwsons can be got hold of generally at less
than ten years' purchase of the ' annual income they
produce; and there are plenty of rich livings to be met
with in the market, with immediate pee/tea/ion. The
£13,000 accruing from the sale of Winchester House could
have been laid out at once in the purchase of a rectory for
the loni.:auffering bishopric of St. Alban's, which could
have yielded the required £3,1100 per annum, and have
left an ample balance too, for the payment of a curate to
perform the work of the rectory, so that the prelate
might he at leisure for his diozesan duties. Amongst the
Church livings eligible for such a purpose are to be found
Stoke-mom-Trent rectory (lately in the market), worth
I 1.3,300 per annum: Unwell rectory, .4-I,qoo per annum:
Italian rectory, zasoo per annum; Edmond, £370);
Ilawarden, £3.30): and man others, including one in
Lancashire. in Lord Derby's gift—Winwirk rectory—
which, though not valued in the Clergy Lid, is well
known to ho worth some Eli,lloo a year, the rector of the
, parish being rx-egkil Lord of the Manor as well. Before
lbaldingten rectory, in Cambridgeshire, was broken up in
lSt It produced for its rector quite an archbishop's
income—SLlUo yearly

others

Adelaide:

LITTLE KNOWN DAINTIES.
Iliteraoor.—As one of the routine mops of the
kitchen garden, beetroot is becoming of pretty general
cultivation in England, yet its value as a culinary
dainty is very little known among us, the general idea
of its use being limited to forming one of the ingre-
dients of a winter or spring salad. Beetroot, however,
deserves a far more extended recognition at our hands.
Abroad it is a staple vegetable, and there is no reason
why it should not become the same with us —it is
wholesome, easy of cultivation, and although its sweet
flavour is often disliked at first, a taste for it is soon
acquired, and when the root is prepared in any of the
variety of ways in which it is cooked on the Continent,
it would doubthme won become popular in this country.
With many housewives there it a great dread of
boiling beetroot, in case it should loin its colour, and
minute directions are generally gis en In all cookery
books, as to washing the roots carefully so as to avoid
all abrasion of the skin; that beetroots should be
washed absolutely clean before being put into the pot
is, of course: very necessary; but the most simple way
to avoid spoiling_ the colour is to drop the roots into
boi water. It is then of no consequence whether
the skin be broken or not, the colour will remain
perfect
In the Polish cuisine boiled beetroot is an unfailing
accompaniment to roast hare. In certain districts in
Little Russia the two things appear to be equally
plentiful—acres of white beet being grown for sugar,
and the number of hares may be imagined from the
1 fact that they are commonly sold for Bd. each. The
estimation in which this vegetable is held by the
peasantry is very high. During the beetroot harvest.
time they readily avail themselves of the privilege of
baking as many roots PA they please in the wood fires,
which, like so many beacons, light up the vast fields
at night; and they beg the refuse from the sugar
factory to not only feed their jigs, but to form one of
the largest ingredients in the daily meal of soup.
However, leaving the white sugar beet on one side, as
being beyond our province, we will return to the con.
sideration of utilising the home-grown red variety.
One of the most agreeable ways of cooking this vege-
table is to peel and cut up into about iinch piema,
having ready a saucepan with at least half a pint of
vinegar and water boiling on the fire, throw in the
beet and boil until tender; being cut so small they will
be ready in a short time. If the colour has gone by
cutting while raw, immersion in the boiling fluid will
instantly restore it. When thoroughly done the
vinegar should be drained from the beetroot, and the
latter may be served with veal cutlets, pork chops, or
cakes of sausage meat' or the beet may be served in a
similar manner with hare which is served a second
day, the meat being cut up neatly and dished in good
gravy.
At the present season, when beetroots are plentiful
it is a good plan to boil a dozen or so to cut up when
cold, and lay in stone jars, then to have poured over
them, so as to completely cover the slices, boiling
vinegar sufficiently flavoured with allspice and ginger.
During the whole winter this beetroot will prove a
ready resource for hashes, stews, or salads. Children
are generally very fond of beetroot plainly boiled, and
it ha most wholesome vegetable for them to eat.—
T.S.F. in Gardeners' Chrnsaele.

An effort is being made toraise a fund of £lO.OOO tor the
purpose of completing the cathedral of St. John's, New-
foundland, as a memorial to the late Bishop Field.
Among the gentlemen who have consented to act as
conveners of the conference on the F.natern Question,
which is to be held in London are the Duke of West-
minster and Mr. Freeman.

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lid and 2a Sid.
Counties Serrsaaal PetereD o. esiTsemat. Oisrwityr.— A
lure remedy for wound. of every deeerlptioe will he fun.! In
the use of this cedel.rated ointment, rfwts y the lonee ern,
inflareniat.on., turns, scalds, erysinelas, piles wad fistula, outs,
bruin., chilblain., saorbittic eruption., Pimples on the face,
gore and inflamed eyes, gangrene nuwtiScations, sore breast,
eancerou• liumoma. &c., tee anil it is. certain core CT nicer.
Mel sore lees, 110110 years at ending. It is prenared only by
Medium Dr. CoLIIPII, the inventor end wile proprietor, the
secret being known to no other person in ths world In boxes
or pout. Is lid, and lis 9d each.
Advice (frail, every Friday, and every mottling and even-
ing during the week from 71111 9 , r.l from 7 tlll 10 pm.
N.D.—All mutes of rineworni cured with nue dnee of
Cdmer's Vegetehle Warm ti,.ll,lne w;thin •hree hours offer
application, It the retie, t utends testing, whlch etenli 10
ill erg, In .lone,
Dr. JANE COLVER, In tendering her sincere thanks lor the
literal patronage she hut hitherto received, feels assured that
reeds only to refer to the suite; -narked and well.knowu
uses which he has curled to a successful time during the last
JO year', In the Immediate neighbourhood other home practioe,
to convince the public of the extrord nary balssmic powers
end triumphant results of the Eclectic System of Mvdicins. she
sway be conoultod at the following placer :
LANDFORD, Portman's Arm Pin, • dediurysste.c., Sxond
Thursday in each month.
Sammy, °come Inn, Find Meant:oder In etch MIMI,
DOICIIIIIITak. Plume of Feather. Inn, Vint and Th,rd Rahn
dar In each month.
"-

FROME ELECTION.
The polling took place Thursday, and resulted as
follows :-Mr. li. B. Samuelson (Liberal),
.661 ; Sir
James Fergusson (Conservative), Ms. Majority for , ---
Mr. Samuelson, 93. Mr. Henry Bernhard Sansuelaon ... for Sixteen
of Bodusote, near Banbury, Oxfordshire, is the eldext son WATERS' QUININE w INE MIT melees Years has
of Mr. Bernhard Satnuelson, of Bodieute Grange, n.e. for been unireilially admitted to be the best Tonic known,
Banbury, by his marriage with Caroline, fifth daughter of and a useful and agreeable accomtianiment to Cod
lir. lienry BlundelL of Kingston-upon-Hull. lie was Liver Oil. "We can bear personal testimony to its
boru in the year ISIS, and was educated at Rugby School value as a Tonic."--Sforelani.-Agents for Weymouth,
and at Trinity College, Oxford. He holds a captain's la PIIMItoN and So's Grocers • Shaftesbury G.
Commission in the Royal South Gloureetershire Militia, KERNLEY, Wine and. ?Spirit Merchant ; Shert4rne,
and represented Cheltenham from Itilai down to 1574,
when he was defeated by Mr. Ago-Gardner. Ile married CRUMP llNts., (Integra, kc., Cheap-street •, Lyme
to Kt Easily Maria, eldeet daughter of Mr. John Regis W. A. llugne, Family Grocer, Browl-street ;
°widen, of C eupton, Doreetehire, and widow of Mr. Wholesale, WATIAR and tioa, 34, Bastcheap, London;
Arthur Paulet Butler. Mr. Samuelson will be the 77th and Mule and Co. W.
new member who will have taken his seat in the House of FAST SERMONS -The Allan Mail Steamer" Peruvian,"
Connnons since the last general election; and his return which arrived at Portland at two p.m., on Saturday, Pith
on the present occasion must be reckoned as the gain of a inst., has made the run from Neville (Ireland) In the
seat to the Liberal party, counting as two votes upon a remarkably short period of eight days, 1 hour and IS
division. minutes.
(Prom Ike Tekgraph, ) Thousands are unable to take Cocoa because the
From has returned to it. old political allegiance and varieties commie* sold are mixed with Starch, under
has elected Mr. Samuelson. the Liberal candidate,: by a be plea of rendering them soluble • while really making
handsome majority over Sir James Ferguson, the Con- them thick, heavy, and indigestaiii:. This may be easily
*sweatier There was never much doubt about the result, detected. Joe (I Cocoa thickens in the cap if prow. the
just is there would be no doubt now as to the iasue in addition of starch. COMERY'S Cocoa Essence is genuine;
many similar boroughs which returned Conservatives for it is therefore three times the strength of these Cocoas,
the first time at the late general election to the spirits and a refreshing Beverage like Tea or Coffee.
stirring call of "Church. Bible, and beer r Fromeihu At Friday's meeting of the Metropolitan Board of
always hewn reckoned Liberal, but it is also a town in Works, Sir James Hogg, M.P., was re-elected to the office
which Church sentiment is strong, thanks to the zeal of of chairman, which he has held since the death of Sir
its well-known-we will not say netorieus-vicar. Mr. John Thwaitea in INTO
Bennett; and, as publicans are numeromr, a tacit allianceA telegram from Calcutta Mates that 110,000 persons are
between the ecclesiastical and the licensed victualling reported to have perished during the cyclone in the south-
Interests could at any time suffice to derange the ordinary eastern portion of Bengat Measures WO being taken by
balance of parties. Hewes, two years ago, the borough, in the Government to relieve the distress in that district.
a fit of temporary aberration, our itself into th 3 arias Since the arrival .4 the nest canto of the New Seasons
of Conservatism and Mr. Lope., and it has now returned, Taw, by the " Glenartney" Stwunship, Messrs. JOHNSON,
a penitent prodigal, to the primitive fold. Wo hope to Joii ewe & to., have been supplying through their agents
welcome many more contrite sinners within the next two the finest Teas selected from this first or Spring Crop. For
years. It is advisable to put the Fenno victory on the purity and richness of flavour these Teas cannot 1.3
right grounds, because an attempt has been made to surpassed ; and those who are not using them are rereens
mislead the public into a belief that the contest was mended to try them and ledge for thenuelvm. -For local
fought out on what may be called the " atroces" Agents, see advertisement.
platferm. Such a repreeentation would do injustice to " °"" sleet. afire!,, "'"4"-Tilla DR*PIII" rellg
the vitality of Liberal principles, and proves A singuhr TEA CoMrANY. now established seise years, to supply
shortness of ineniory in those who oust it. We do not throughout the Country the heat Pure Tea, Warranted
believe an electioneering struggle ever was or is SIMI ((nevi liiteroled, at is low price. for cash payment. One
likely to be decided by consideratione of foreign policy at quality .eily, at to. 10.1. per lb., in Ilk, ph. nod Vb.
all ; and, moreover, the two preview eontesta re s:w
l elections tied ihets. For Agency, apply as above to the
fought when the Eastern Question was as prominently / e..,,1.,5, offioes s Red rdou c our,, Cannon-street,
before the public as now, while the coinmunity was ss"„-•-, - "
stirred as deeply as on such a topic could '""•:-
le expected -we refer ta Buck,' and the KECKITT'S l'tltlll BLUR.-The marked eisperierity of
Glmigow and Aberdeen Universities-the result of the this Laundry Blue over all other'', and the quick appreci
ation of its nierita by the public has been attended by
challenge was conseicuous Conservative successes. in
a third case, South Shropshire, onpositien to the the usual malt.% viz., a flood of imitations: the
Ministerialbit was not even attempted, although only a merit of the latter inanity consists in the ingenuity
few years ago that rotinty division returned s good exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape hut
Liberal. On the other hand, it is feet that the re-action making the general appearance of the wrappers resemble
to Liberalism commenced early this year, when the that of the genuine uncle. The Manufacturers beg there-
Eastern difficulty excited not the slightest general fore to caution all buyers to see " Rockitt's Paris Blue" on
Interest, before the Bulgarian massacres had even taken each pa amt.
place, and when men of all parties were willing to leave HOLLOWAY'S PILL4.-Blond to the Head, with symptom'
of Apoplexy.-Holloway's Pills are undeniably the finest
the Herzegovina and the wh.de family of Bette in the
hands of Lord Derby. Surely it cannot be already medicine in the world for biliousness and indigestion. In
all caws of derangea stornaeli, aetermination of blood to
forgotten that such little matters as the Imperial Titles
Bill, the lavish expenditure and the additional penny of the. head, bilimisnees sick 1.1-I.larha, liver complaint.%
which fremietaly wet fatally, by producing apoplexy or
income tax, the blunders in naval administration, and,
above all, the amended Munition Act, aroused the r'.'r t„.,i: ni. medicine known that will tile sueh
liate relief tei them reirownal Fills. Young and old,
etrongeet Imatility among all lAberale, end re-united the rime' - _
rich, and poor. patronise them, and se many cures are • pain TIM rOLLOWom MAamr1•0111 CCM
various sections, Henske! Dissenters being inelusial, in a
cite...kW hy their. nee that their praise is sounded from the .
compact phalanx. The first rev-it 4 this was seen ins, Thomas-aired. Weymouth:
torrid to the frigid comic: 11l truth, persons who travel i
such elections as those r 4 Manchester. the I inbroke I hereby certify that!sm a mast sufferer from tate-worms
boroughs, anti East Cumberivol, in all of which Liberals c"rehl`l" thew '' necc"'"rY r'nui•ite: Frequently the blood 1 for upwards of 6.e yews. I took medicine for It, and sure
niereeled to Conservatives, or. as in Nerth Norfolk, where becomes overheated, the liver t..rpiti, the skin irritated by symotoim soon followed by parte of the taw-worm being
whole system languid and expelled, hut no cute was effected. I went hunared ot miles
the Ministerialist just eared himself "by the skin of his Prickly haat. and the
teeth" In a mast agricultural and Tory constituency. exit:m.4nel. Nothing is, o.oou give* relief as Holloway's on the Pertinent to parties famed for the cur,' of tape-wonr.,
These began the list of triumphs, and it argues a want ef • Fill' but they failed to GRIM me. At last I was infomted Idw wine
a sick cAnrlrg TO. MODIERs!-. Are. you broken in your rest by Dr. Colmer, of Yeovil, had cured mealy peoph. I went to
candour as well as of faith ill the permanence of Liberal child entfering with the pain of cutting teeth? Go consult her, anti in less than two honrs ailt.r taking a done of
principles' to represent the Femur contest as anything to I . it nd get n I ttle 4 Was, Wiseinw's her mtelicine its wonderful effects v.ere shown by my laming
more than the latest ef the serimi. Whether, other Lf.Tee -- •,,,evi.,-,;!i, ' art - • ''' - '
things being equal, a Lilewel wr mill heat a Minixterialist t''anNu ''• - '''. will relieve the fewr sufferer three monstrous tspe-wenra with their heads attached, the
memsliately. It I: perfecilY harmless end pl,...sees to shortest rearly erre brireliel feet iii length. I hat eve. 1' taken
on the thrilling question ~f witononsy, whether the mat
. taste it irnshiese ti3turstl, quiet shwp by aievirr. the anything in in., life tor worms that tiled me an little, for I
phassseactioonfatetheref"herettnoce" wh"ruthhie he-
Ini;lnril°inUan'iniVntlin"lxvntliielire . 'al'. (
allays
a ,
rtpai1ii,t,,,,:tin.....•:.(,:,1,. liittfl:rei,::::::::,,, e
5.,-is.,
,^hs
as was ml,, so afterel to icy Waimea the whole of the day.
c butt ti " It 5.1.11.1e.e
~tilleuir.l4l6iteit egtee
1ne.4t.,1,114:.
wen- Anis*, I am, yours respectfullv.
pictures of the trials which Yughashin have to endure at : a - "ll' • MONSIEUR LEYS,
the hands of Bimbashia-whether in fact the "ferocious and diarrhoea, Surgeon Dentist.
dhoullie " farce might be played over again sass illustrw I the l'e''' "P?aa f '7,--tLid„..
whether i.reting . fro ~m . , or ~ther muses. Mrs. '
CAUTION -In notsequence of the great success of tor.
ion of the march of intellect, we do not know. All that Window's Snotlimg syrup 1.; ..old by aleairme deal, Jane Cohner, many persons have boan travelling iu her nania,
tan be said is that the experiment ham not yet been tried everywhere at Is lid per bottle.-Manufactured in New or renting they us her travelling Agents, and that they are in
York, and et 493 Oxfordetnet. inmion, partnership with how. She begs to minion the Public remind
such persons, and therefore gives this notice to the Public,
THE mess of the Royal Naval College at Greenwich, THROAT AVIWICTIONS aan lioanstausa-All suffering
Thursday evening. entertained at dinner the officers of he that she has no c00n...t0 with nny lemon or persona e 1.,.
lle" will "" ever, neither LloS she any travaling tzent,s. Whew-ever urea
eurp '
.. B .
_es a mediate relief afforded her Emme will he proseenwes
rtsed at the alin t' re -
the Artie Expeslition and Captain Allen Young. Captain sigreealrlY
from irritttion of the throat end home,.
by the rise id :own o Bronchial Troches." These
N0r..., in replying to the toast of his health, said the Polo
biomes '' losenges are 110 W sold by moat reepectahla
was impracticable from Smith's Souutl ; but there were a '3........-
great many other wars to it, and he believed that it chemiets in this country at la lbi Per hot. People
i troubled Willi A "hacking rough, a '' Slight cold," or t 4 ITOW Tanlirtlltrr; 11)E, AI.TAII . ns• she 007.
r'l DENTIA
would yet one day he reached. should be read by everyone of gab. - -... M.D. This Book
hAag-
Yammer or lIANSLATOHTILIt AGAINST • CONTRACTOR.- the ask and gore paw sea Belne a guide for
I wed Wpregleas, restaltinieno Pot
An inquest gnu. held in Windsor, upon the body of • man I trouble's if al-°- - . see U 4 - -.JUGIIArr me., imd, ~,,, awl Cure of all Debilitating
anti A,titinatic afferiamis } a that the words "Woven '
1 bronchial aiiecsions, cannot try sk.,,m. mo "i sai
similar
Now• ...us Debility, Mental anti Physics
who was killed by falling from the steeple of the Titiewiserne
Weeleyen chapel, now In course of erection there. 'rho Bronchial Ti. eases " are...a.t .:mverunieut Stampareand ici b5i,„,..-• .on of the Heart. Noises in the Mesa and
surveyor of works, after viewing the ireaffoldin,„" pro- meir los. - llnnufactur Ibe Joins I. Beams aNG Umiak ...won. lanialrod Sigh, and Memo's.. indigmtion.
nounced it to be if an inferior description, mei, after BosLa„Uniled State 1 le•mt, ECI, OZlord-Strask raalliess; I ....ration, Lassitude. Detworsion of Spirits, Lore of EnentY
further evidence, a verdict of eelleshic neglect was : Mau:Anti: I t,COvERY..SOR TUC Ilsta.--1( year and Appetite, rains in the Back and Limbs, Timidity, dell-
returned against Mc. tioNge Reavelh the contractor, who' i , tornim. Ai ey or wil,!lv. ~.• tailing 54 e• . agar , Distrust, Illaziness, Love of Solitude, Groundless Rani, and
was then committed for trial. j Mexican Hart Renewer, ler it ei4l 0.... ..se ' The many other ailments, which, if neglected, bring the sufferers to
I: 1 1 ei wha.' ha:- • socisav restore in ; en early &nth. Together with Hints on Chronic Rheumatism.
POIAONZI) Tgliioeoll CARLLEMINEIR.-11r11. Margaret i etorli '''''' --'' - - •,- •--
~smell' 011MC'nanAlost"ItestoreagoUnar4 °Mit'
Neweaide.
Epilepsy
d. : '. • the ilma...“-- • Hysteria, and all diaereses of the
Conway, wife of a fielurionger, living in Meanwombrowl, mi-""t wit•'• iwe ... , ..asirle Nervous and Alimentary Western. Tide Medical Work (112
went to Mr. Mantlel4, chemist, Kirkgrite, Leeds, for wine I e • -• . us...tin...re beautiful, as wen as ~.o res) eV 01 PRESCRIPTIONS, with full IN4TRULTIONS for
urediciue. The amistant, Matthew Ward, told her t,-.li
intain ins quarter of-arebnur, end on returning hc bawled I I"'
... .... ,e viii . : I,se :lair on brad spots, where their preparation arid use Contains also (nosily sdrice on
It wake.. Lira to..
•,
her a bottle of tincture .rf rt-rchnine .la foe e- - -I'""i' "to
""
''.'"... L"-
..‘ek your Chemist fur the HYGIENE. or the WAY TO PRFAERVE HEALTH. Bent
MIS ,s.. - MEILWAN Ilailt .•kN,:wElt," erepared by Henry C. pima free fort Stamps ;by letter poet. 3 Suunps. Advice by
Birchen. Instead of the mixture he Lad made -up for her. (~A.ur. es; usford Street, London, and soil by Cheourits Uttm Omit.
The woman took a dose. ar,il dad to -*
.. out two hours in mid l'inen fiers everywhere .. at .'s. Sd. per botUe. SpeeW advice Mall Dberders peculiar to Females.
great agony, Eternities I-Fon Vie TEETH win (111447 m-A few frIBIE FEMALE'S FRIEND and ADVISER will he sent
produce.. a pleasant Isther, which thorougnlY
now the wife of a genUenrall
A "Slum NO trus occupied the attention .4 the , drops of the liquid "Fleriline" sprinkled on a wet tooth- 1 GRADS to any Address on RECEIPT OF STAMPED
lotatua Quo.
se ... A lady, rairELOPE. -Add reel Dr. J. A. HARSH:4,4S, Lonsdale Square,
. nackenzirk who a the rentesentativu of an ancient : ele.inses the teeth from all parasities or impurities, hardens Banisher,. London, N.
Nanny in the north of Scotland. seright to have annulled the cllll., I,revent-4 tartar, 34 ess decal, gives to the teeth Important to Country retinae
a euirriage which she contracted in 1561 with a Ulan call- • • liiici-iaf
e ,/ from private and con&Jential calm: and for the benefit et
1.1
prewly.whiteness, and :1 Is ightful (meadow to 1111. BARNES may I..nwilitnd PPTlonallY or IT letter, In all
tug himself Barrington. The lutes deserted her a year th breath. It re ttttt Yes all unpleasant odour anemic
after marriage, and she subsequently heard that he wee . decayed teeth or tobeecoemoke. "The Fragrant no line," Nervous Sufferer. who cannot visit him, be will, on rerviring a
killed in the American civil war. She married Mr. being compossel in part of iloney and sweet herbs is delis description of Meiners. enelming aetampe I envelope for reply
Mackenzie in ICI, and subsequently Barrington was cions to the tag''', aa'l the greatest toilet df•°Yrer7 of II" he ready w glee his
"Ink"'
"Pee
the
eallefe of
the
Ca"'
the=p4llls of treatment necessary to effect a perfect cure.
found U with a woman whom he mwma mug jerfere age. Price Si ad, 01 all Chemists and perfumers. Prepared Dr. BARNES, 48, Lonedale Square, Barnebury
1961. The was granted. Yr Henry C. GALLUP. 403 Oxfard-dreet, Loadoth _
London, N.

Gukuninan, Red Lion Rotel, last Monday in mob month.
SALISBURY, Saracens Heed Inn, first Tuesday in each month.
..• Patients attended ir their own reAdancea In Town or
Country, if required. trrolessional vi .its charged for meordiri
distance. Country patients c,rrespondwl with on reel
of a dampri directed envelope, and tietlielosw w,pt weft,'
packed to any part of the Kingdom.
All lettere and Post.-”ftlas Orders to he sent to llr. Jan,
mum.. Guim.hoose Dispens.rv. Middle-street, Yeovil.
Teeth carefully extracted.
Rend the 13411 el Corvine of Toolmoni In, which may be had
N., connection with any perN.st sr shaICYBY.
Asentr, mre report:4 in all parts •,f Unit,l Kingdoms ISt
the Sae of C knees Radicles., du.

TESTIMONIALS.
Gotham, near Cranhornc, Bonet,
March 14th. 1474
Dear Madam,. -Pray accept my heartfelt thanks for Ha: haat
extraordinary cunt you have iierformeil int mo. Is
I did not
return you such I should consider myscit unirmieful.
I, Ellen Dailey, WOO afflicted wit). leovwwet knee-kiint for
some considerable time, during wleich my health nutty euffered,
w, much in, that I become an inmat • of the salisbury luflr-
wary for II tr.onlibs, where they performed an operatioa oa
my kft, summing the bone which times the knee-cap
(Palette), alter which I was turned out Incurable. I was then
prevailed on to become an inmate of the Charmouth Con-
valeecent Home for three months, from where I was also
tamed incurable. At last I was recommended to apply to
you, which I did, and am happy to say, by the use of your
valuable Itemodirs, in the space of six months I received •
perfect cure I haso now been cured for nearly two years,
nod have had no return of the complaint since.
stYlshinx you to snake this public for the good of other poor
eafforent,
I am, del/ Madam,
Gratefully yowl.
ELLEN BAILEY.
To Dr. Jaw Colmer, Gilead House, Yeovil.

All dew et TAPEWORS CURED IN THREE HOURS ate,
tiptekai... it the perem attend fasting, which should In a—
CMS be done.
The undennentiornal Persons have boon oured be taklnc
°BLUER'S INFALLIBLE WORM MEDICINE

DISASTROUS GALES IN AUSTRALIA. SIR W.: A. ROSE AND CO.'S
During the month they have had some of the I IGHTHOUSE COLE& OIL
heaviest galee known on the coast of Australia. Many y-LA.nti,,,,,Ti .cmattili kind. of Burning Li,
coasting vessels were lost and several were driven On Olia
chore. The City of Nielborne steamer, on her way . Pares law Pas on Ansscsnon.
down from Sydney, was disabled, and got back vrith Mess, W. Upper Thames London, E.C.
0.12-60 N an-d-71-0-UTH AFRICAN RANK difficulty into Port Jacloon. No lives were lost, but
nine valuable race-homes were drowned lor killed, and .1 (Incorporated by Royal Charter Isnot,
two ,•there maimed. The steamer Dandenong, from 10, NINO .virumeArrasor. Losses gC.
Melborne to Sydney, foundered off Jervis hay, with Pald-up Capii ~ :..400.000-18S1ES LEPTER9 of CRSDIT
a lose of 57 lives. After she 1,7141 caught in the and "RAFTS on It nnlnan'n et Port KnannaTh• (/risasin'•
town ). ..,nt
hurricaneand while she was sinking, the bar Gapetown. Durban (Natal Bills 11.4(00110AM nod
I„, .x.O
que ..;ii.„. ....d ii n..kin ~..h.,.. tr...,,,,,,.
Edward William came in sight, and went to 1, r ' Interest at h per cent. per annum (payable half-yea iy)
assistance. HoistA were lowered and 28 of the pareen- 1 oar, on Pepoeits axed for 11 aionthoor longer periods.
gets were successfully transhipped, but unfortunately Post free men the Autha • Ore etanne.
17 persons were drowned by the staving in of the hosts Off
.00.,NSUulliPTITr:fmtittirthald..%drpe;),sste
fin/7.874b1, sineddi.tlit.iy,
and, by other accidents contingent on the date of the
sea. By the time these 28 had been got on board the be curable in all its Stages, with Oa W.:mai Cases of Cure and
Edward William it grew dark, and it wan impossible question. for Patients consulting Ow Author by Letter. By
.
for the crews to remove those left in the Dandenong. esito THOS. 00NOREYIL COOMBE LODGE, PECKHAM
The barque, however, lay to all night, in hopes that L°ND°N
the steamer might struggle through, but between rill RAP .1 EWE L L E RY.—Shlnikeepers will find best
eight and nine o'clock her lights disappeared suddenly U aimorttnent and lowest prices at Ili LLINGTOVII. 12,
and nothing more NW seen of her. The captain and 11.unwilIch, London. Cl.eko watches, Cutlery,
_Combs, 91...-
39 went down. Then, on the 9th of September , oishinannz.„Paynat. PireN Purim- free. goanlialwd Ilea.
the barque Elmgrove, bound from Newcastle to !
Adelaide, was driven on shore off Rabbit Island I WHITE AND SOUND TERM
JEWSBURY AND BROWN 8
and eight of the ten persons on board were drowned 1 0 RIENTAL TOOTH PASTE.
or killed by the falling of • mast. The captain and Established forty years as the most effectual preservative
chief officer were saved—the former after many day tor the Teeth and Gums Sold tudversally at Is &I and Ite ed.
wandering along the coast, having been picked up y The ori.sssi i 1 _ .......___ an, only genuine. JIIVIWILT AID 84011111, lian-
a search party sent out to look for him. Other chaster
disasters have doubtless occurred of which we know
nothing at present.

81r•ei,—

VIIIIHKE T.

TUDSOW6 DYSB.-14 Colours 6d. each.—An one can ass
rf them Ask for Jodsou's Dyes. —Of sad
Mailman

FINEST OLD
In Bond and Duty paid.
In fresh emptied Cadiz Oaks.
Butts, Hogsheads, and quarter Casks.
MOOTS, HITTfON, and 00..
Wilham-street,
DUBLIN.

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,-
BRONCHITIS, sad NEURALOIL.

TAIR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'. CIILORODYNE, • few ffe...
/ quite effectual —Caution. The extraordinaty medical
reports on the efficacy of Chkumilyne render It of villa impam.
lance that the public should obtain the genuine, which is peg.
meted by • Government stamp, bearing the amnia " Dr. L.
Glue Browne's Chler,alyne." See decision of VioaChanceller
Sir W. Page Wood. the Tinges, July lath, ISIG. Humanism.
teatime:lMb from eminent Phyaicians accompany each beetle..
From W. C. WILIZINNoII, Ea, F.R.C.S. Snaffling.
I consider It Inrattable In Phttils.. and Spaamodie Cough !:
the benefit Is very marl.TL... _

Dr. M Millman, of New Oalloway,Soothwal.
I consider It the most valuablo. medicine knoent
_

Sold in bottler, is IW, 2. 9d, and di 6,1 by all Chornista.
Manufacturer, J. T. DAVENPORT, ZS, Great Rousell-iimsk
London, W. C.