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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

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MOO E'S UN IV E MAL CONSTITUTION
POWDERS, for the CURE and PREVEN-
TION of DISEASES ineidental to

HORSES AND CArnE,
acknowledged to be the best and elteapest health pre-
eerviog, and condition medicine yet introduced.
Numerous high class testimouiali.
In packets with full directions fur use, 2s. thl.,bs., and
10a., per packet.
The small cost of these Powders, repaid a hundred-
fold.

SOLI AGIIIITo DWISPICT :
MN$4,Ra. CROCKER AND CO.,
Irouwongerb, &c.,
DORCIIESTkat AND %V ARERAIL

From whom circular+ with full details may be had,
raz DORCHESTER
(Old Establiehed)

lIKEVANTS;_BEUIII.T:tir_u.rrzcz.

Under tbe Patronage of IS. Nobility, -
Clergy, and Gentry.
SERVANTS WANTED.-19 Cooks,
wages from EH to £33. 3 Parlour.suaids, a;l6
to Elv. 10 House and Parlourmaida, £l2 to £l6. 3
Bou.comids, age over 25, £l6 to LPL 2 Experienced
Names, 116 to 1:111. 6 General Servant., £lO to £l4. 3
Koclienmaids, about £lO. 1 Laundryniaid, fur a
lieutleinan'e Family, Z2O. 1 Clounberiuml. for a fir.t-
rla.. £l4 1 Experienced Lady".-niaid, age
about to. 1 Single-lutoded Indoor Ilan Servant, .C 24.
1 Butler. age about 46, .C4O to Alb
Apply to Mr. Tolosa.* Youncv_, Saddler and Ser-
vants Registry Odivi, 3, Cornbill, Dorcbeeter.
Regiatry lee One Shilhug charged to Lady and
Servant; if by letter, 14 stamps, and a stamped
envelope for reply.
Nu names given until the fee is paid, and no letters
answered unless a smutted envelope is enclosed.

SOUTH— wssriax RAILWAY.--
A CUEt P EXCUitsloN Tit IN, from the
t. WEYMOUTH and DORCHESTER LINES. to
LONDON, returning from Waterloo Bridge Station
on the following Saturday or Saturday week, at 12.10
p.m. Every MONDAY thereafter, until further notice.
A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave WEYMOUTH at
a.m. for LONDON.

Matlock num Fares to Loudon sod Back.
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Flrst-c am. Ilurd•claes.
•II S. D. S. D.
Lisit Portland at 726 12 6 13 0
„ We)rsouth .. 8,6 21 0 11 6
1h0r,t666.6r „ 9.0 lit 0 12 0
922 20 0 11 6
„ rroot „ 962 19 0 11 0
~ Wareham .. 969 16 6 10 6
Alms Loudon (Waterioo Bridge) about 11,35 •61.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

WIYXOI7TE.

BIOGAIIII DRUPE —John Roger., gen., and John
Roge-s jun., were brought up on Thursday, before W.
Talbot, Esq., Dr. Drew, T. Abbott, and J.
Roberts, Rees , charged with being drunk and begging.
—P.C. Bartlett saw the prisoner' insulting every one
who passed by Augusta Place, and also begging from
door to door. One of them turned four ladies off the
chairs by sitting down between them. One man had
combs t sell, and would not leave the house, declar-
ing he would we the lady—Charles Price wee in the
Gardens, and saw the prisoners outside the C, ffee
1i0n..; he considered them drunk, and they were
begging of people in the Cutter.—The elder prisoner
said he was sorry; he was • military man, and was
going to Woolwich.—Mr. Vickery said the young man
had junt come out of prison.— Roger., sen. : I am •
yoking ; I am very sorry; I had • drop of
I beer, and don't remember anything about it.-14 day.'
I bard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

SHOCKING OOTRAGK

At Stumkameine, war genie, en Bandar. • f••• Immod
John isoluusbt7. • herdsman, whilst returning horse
from mid-day mask was shot at from behind a clump cf
thorn bushes sad shockingly wounded. Ks wm found
shortly al terwards lying In the road, and surgical aid was
stunutomad, but the CYO is pronounced hotelme. The
unfortunate man received the charge in his bead, his eyes
being hie en out, but thomti so shockingly injured he
retains ooroclonsuess, sad Mide a stitsteentimplicating •
young man named Byer in the outrage. Hynes has
been ouesequently arrested. Duloughty had 'smell:m*ly
been tArsatened for herding for his present employer.

DEATH OF GENERAL SKOBELEFF.
General /limbsleg died suddenly at Moscow on Friday.
Hs had been for several days in Moscow, visiting the
exhibition. Ths account& state that the Geaeral died
about one o'clock in the morning,_ in the Hotel Duman,
where he occupied spuaien tts. The as has naturally
mutated some eXCitement, especially among the military
clams, wall whom he enjoyed great pnpularity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

( By Tekgrapk.)

A Doily New Alexandria telegram. dated 6.30 this
(Monday) morning, says the situation le unchanged
from yesterday, and if there is none to-day the beni•
bardisent commences at nine to-morrow morning. A
general exodus of merchant ships and neutral men.
of-war set in at daylight. The Penelope has left the
Harbour to take up the position oppo.ite the entrance
to the Port, and to look aft. the Fort which coin'
minds the Hoghass

ALEJLOIDLIA., Monday noonr—A.dmiral Seymour
opens fire fat sunrise to-morrow (Tuesday) rn
Each vessel has been assigned a position during the
bombardment, and instrurtions issued to commander,
as to points where there Pre is to be directed. The
mounting of two guns en Saturday near the hartxinCii
month decided the question ri action. Admiral
Seymour telegraphed the fact borne, adding he believed
work was still going on. Force will not land
to-morrow, unless to spike guns.

ALEXANDRIA. MONDAY, 2 Ottocc.

British Shit I he their guns 'hotted, bearing on
the Egyptian works, to return fire instantly should
Arabi attempt surpriw
CONSTANTINOPLE, MONDAT MORNING.

The Aduair..lty have issued to-day strict injunctns
to both officers and men of Turkish ironclisis not to
laws the"... ships.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

POO C.P.

BUSMAN CLOSING BlLL—Petitions both for and
against this Bill have been exten.ively signed in this
trona. They show about aw equal number of sigma-
!alma.

Ties Tinian TIADL —During the month just pest
there have arrival at Poole 11 vessel., 2,279 tons
register, while at Bristol the number has been eigkt
only, but of about double the register.
Onnviacown —The half-yearly meeting of the Poole
district was hell last week at the Loyal Manuel'.
lodge-r,m, A otelope.inn, Ringwood, and was attended
by about 40 delegates from the venous lodges in the
dtetrict. Mr. W. Sharps. Provincial ()rand Master of
Poole. presided, P.D.G.M. Nesbitt in the vice, and
Mr. W. N. Western acting as CS. The account.
showed that during the balf-year £235 had been oald
on the deaths of 13 members ant 16 memblre' wives,
leaving a bs!ance in hand of £506 18a. P.G. F. Cane,
of Wimborne, was elected District Auditor, and P.G.
John New, of Poole, egsmining officer of the district,
in the place of bro. %V. New, deceased. It was also
resolved a letter of condolence should be written to the
widow of their late respected brother, Mr. B. T.
Martin, of Poole The next meeting is to be held at
Sturminster Newton.
Ruwiwo.—Our Rowing Club again maintained the
supremacy already swat, at the hitideford Regatta on
Thursday. The weather was bad, and eorored sailing
and other morose had to be pletponed, but it cleared
up about half-past three sufficiently to allow of the
starting of the race for the four-oared galleys. The
prises were :-14, £5; 2nl, £3; Sri, £2. Four crews
had enters 1, representing Poole, Bournemouth, Christ-
church, and Lymington, but the first and last were the
only two which came to the starting point. Bourne-
mouth, pr Assisi v. had not forgotten the little ifferences
of last year. The Poole crew simply laughs lat their
opponents and came in in excellent style, winning by
about 20 lengths. The Lyin'ngton crew were the
heavier, and although they worked their hardest they
were virtually never in it from the start. Their style
wee'no/ nearly ccuri to the Poole men. The crews
wore smsepssed as follows :—LtAint (Poole)—C. New.
Ping (emirs), F. Charlton (2y; .7. Mout (4). and
°hereon (bow) A. Hayward (sox). AkZialadrg(L4M.
ins! op)—W. harris fs•roke). M. Coughlan (21, W.
Stephens (3), sad F. Goulding (bow), Murray (out.).

VSSFEY. —The annual vestry meeting for the passing
of the churchwardens accounts MA held in the Town
Moab on Thursday, Mr. C. H. W. Parkinson presid-
ing, Bat 1414.10 intere_t seemed to be felt in the pro.
@sidings, In the sourer pf tte L.rief business which
CMS, before the meeting, it was resolved- Kr. Water.
fall, of Wimborne, should be employed to wind as well
as clean the church °lock. It was also stated the
Restoration Committee had allowed the SUM of
lOs. 9d. for the rehanging and repairing of the big
bell and framework in the tower. The accounts showed
a balance in hand of £34 les. 2d., the expenditure for
s,lpi yea: having been £359 17s. 21. The usual coin.
-imentsry vgtes ci thanks were unanimously pea-el.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

STORES AND WORKSHOPS.

FO BE LET, immedtately, the Workshops
and Premises in North-square, Dorchester, lately
occupied by Mr. J. L. Tracy, Engineer and MscWaist.
—Apply to Mr. A. U. Loci. Solicitor, Dorchester.

MO BE I El', from 3fichaelmor next, a
.1. COMFORTABLE REhIDENCE, No. 83, High
%Vest-street. Dorchester,containi ng Dining and Drawing
Rooms, Four Bedrooms, Two Box Rums, li.,th Boum,
Kitchen, and Odioes.—Apply to Yr. DIVLNISH, Dor-
chester.

'DOR SALE,—One SALTER'S SPRING
I. BALANCE WEIGHING CHA IRS ; aro
Istrge PICTURE SCREEN, guile new; no reason-
sble over refureol.—Apply to U. W. Itiouks, North.
square, Dordwoter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

0 A RPE TS

REST sad LAROE4T STOCK to the County
at unusually Low Priem
TAPERTRY K DEE, Duly; If
BRUSSELS FELT HEMP
RUGS TO MATCH ALL CARPETS.

OIL GLOMS, MATS, AND MATTING

Ili all Widths sad Qualities.

PAPER HANGINGS,

11,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
Prom 3d. per Piece of Twelve Yank.

PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING.
Experience 4 workmen sent prumntlY•
PATTERN BOOKS fr nn all the Reit .I.akeer
ENGLISH & FRENCH,
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDINI I,
BEDDING CLEANED AND ItE- NI DE.
Lsrve Mores of SCCOND•UA ;wax:Tula
Caootla Itsmovim li' Weu,eru.
FURNITURE LET us RI 1:E.

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...)1 at the Serpi awl Telegram ttgiv.a. DumimMar.
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JUI Print •,1 nt 11.0 Ofil.nt t Int reit antic norchinter
MESSRS. MILLEDGE e SON HArs

111101CITT'5 PARIS BLIT&
See lieckitt's name on when you buy it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

DORONEBTER TOWN COUNCIL.

A meting of this body was bald at the Counci.
Oirimber on Tuesday morning last, WINO there wer
present—Th. Mayor (A. Emma, ARA in the chair,
Aldermen Curios, Gregory and Davie; Councillors
Dr. Aldrige. A. Pope, A. H. Look, B. Thornton, T.
Coombs" P. Look,G, Davis, H. Darden, and W.
=or : Kr. Thomas (Borough Surveyor.)
A Miter was read from Mr. Superintendent Coward,
raking for remuneration for the additional work
Imposed no him as Inspector under the Contagious
DiMMOSII ( Animids) Ace,
Mr. Coogan He has had special duties Com he was
appointed, barb. not?
Mr., R. firmonve Yes, within the lest few
months.
MT. 000"1: I Wine they pay extra in other
towns?

'147.6. DAVIS remarked be believed the Inspector
received £lO • year extra in Weymouth.
Ultimately Mr. Coward was sent ler, and on his
arrival he informed the Council that Mr. Sept.
Vickery, at Wevmouth, was allowed CIO • year for his
extra duties. He (Mr. Coward) had done the duty for
wens' years, and Mr. Vickery had only just been
appointed.
by. ALDIUDOII thought great responsibility rated
with Mr. Coward to see things were kept in order.
What were the duties of the sergeants
Superintendent Coward replied the 'sextant+
Amsted in the work when he wise away. Every time
• train came in, the trucks had to bs Inspected. It
wee impossible for him to do so with his other duties.
Mr. F. LOOK: What makes you make the application
now, if you bare been inspector for some years
Mr. Superintendent Coward: I thought it was worth
something, sad the extra trucks have been put on
recently.
Mr. A. Loci: When Mr. Coward was first
appointed, was any minute made sa to the salary?
Mr. H. STMONDB : No. .

ii;: ii:Diii;l;;-...;i•opinion that, oonsidering the
responsibility rested with Mr. Coward, some remotions-
tion .Itould be given bun. He thought they should
was MB a yesr—which would be £8 for the sops-in.
tiniest, and £4 for the sergeants.
Mr. T. LOOK : What addition is made should, I
think, be made to the superintendent, and what
asistancs he hse he out pay thr himself.
Mr. H. STIWKDS reminded them the assistants were
the officers of the Towe•CouncU—not of the superin-
tendent.
Hr. F. LOCK seconded Dr. Aldridge'r motion, which
was carried nest non.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

THE CORNWALL ESTATE.

Mr. Robert Hill wrote ceiling the attention of the
Council to the great Roomier, lone be welt coffering by
reason of their not having constructed the
sewers for the drainage of the district. Ha ria=
that the occupier of one of his housse had left by reams of
this, and ha bad lost two opportunities of lattieg from the
same ammo He urged upon the Council the immediate
Dec ssity of constructing a main sower. He mentioned
that according to • recent cam tried in the Court of
Appeal they would incur no responsibility In adopting this
coerce. On the other hand he submitted they were
'worries • serious responsibility in allowing thing to
remain ia their present state
There wee Woo a ms m rial from the principal inhabit.
ante on the B.tata in which they again called attention to
the wept of • proper system of drainage. They did to
now by moon of their attention having been celled to a
case In the Court
Dotting
Appeal—The Attorney Omani'. the
Guardians of the Deri Tiniest—sad from the opinions
given In such case they apprehended the local authority
were enabled to roomoot the drabs Erb the mugs serriso
or SW borough.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

THE EGYPTIAN CRIGIC

PREPARATIONS TO BOMBARD
ALEXANDRIA.

The bombardment of the fortifications of Alex.
'Adria seems now to be only a question of boors. A
telegraphic message, dated three o'clock yesterday
afternoon, states that more guns were being mo toted
on the fort commanding the entrance to the harbour,
and that Admiral Seymour was preparing a proclama.
lion demanding the surrender of the fortifications
within twelve hours. Should the demand not be
eocopfied with, he will give • further notice of 24
hours, at the expiration of which he wiil .pen fire on
the f orts. Yesterday Egyptian soldiers we re seen d igging
trenches and carryirg shot from one f .rt to another.
From Constantinople we learn that the Sultan has re.
looted • proposal made to him by the Ministry that he
should send • representative to the Conference. Ibe
ambassadors were to have held soother meeting
yesterday, but at the eleventh hour the sitting wag
postponed. The reports about the course which will
be taken by the French fleet in the event of homilitiee
are conflicting. The Daily New correspondent at
Alexandria k informed that in the event of
the immediate action of the English fleet
the French admiral has received instructions
not to take part. The Standard oorrespondent,
on the other hand, learns upon excellent authority
that the French admiral has received orders to conform
his action to that ot the English fleet. The Perla
Temps is reoponsible for the statement that should the
bombardment be carried out the French ships at
Alexandria will proceed to Port Said to protect the
Canal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

BLANDFORD.

Caeaase IN oua Pomo' —Sept. Underwood. of the
comity oonstahnlery, who has been stationed bare for
some years, c ,mplisted his official duties bore on July
lat. tie is succeeded by Supt. Lavender, late a the
Wareham division.

Boeotian Pours, Tuesday.—Before the Mayor and
Mr. H. Uurden, &saviour, a young man of Blandford,
was summoned for assaulting Emily laundry,
married woman of the town, on the previous datarday
evening.—He pisaded guilty, and the magistrates fined
him 10e. and elate, or seven days imprisonment.
Allowed a fortnight to pay.—The Major advised him
to avoid as mocha, possible meeting Mr.. Gundry, am
if any aimilar charge came before them they should
indict heavier puniehment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

fiGirkets.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.

MONDAY.

There were 3,600 beasts and 650 foreign. Traria (inlet,
fr.m 4s. to 6a. About 7,000 .beep and la•noe, trade
steady, sheep, Sr.. to 6s. 101.; lambs, 7a. to 71. 101.;
calves ss. to 6..; pigs. 41. 41. to Si. par 8111.—At
Deptford there were 700 beasts &ad 5,000 situp and
lamas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-11

VOLUNTEER INTERNATIONAL RIFLE
MATCH.

At Altcir Rifle Range, Liverpool, on Wednesday
evening, a very interesting ride competition, at 900,
200, and 6O yards, took place, ten men a side,
representing England. Ireland, and Scotland. Wales
could not raise a team, and did not oompete. Ireland
took the Ise I at 203 yards, though at the 600 yards
England was better, Scotland and Ireland at this
distance being ronaL Total score—lreland, 649, Eng.
Land, 645, Scotland. 636.

SALVATION ARMY.

The Doan of Wells has addressed a letter to
" General" Booth, in which, while expressing the
belief that the Slestion Army has brought the
possibilities of a higher life to thousands whom church
and chapel have elite failed to reach, he says he can-
not lock f,rward to the future of the Army without
some serious anxiety and not a few misgivings. The
danger. of the new m ivement which specially strike
the dean •re (1) that the Salvation A-my Is becoming
more and more • new seat; (2) that it is with inswing
children and yonng Furious from the ditnday schools
and Bible chums ; (3) that It disregard@ baptism
and the Lord,. sapper ; and (4) that its all•night
services are calculated to Injure the morals of the
young people who take part in them.

THE EALVA—TION ARMY AND THE QUEEN.
On Mooday, at the Thankstivinglebration of tie Sal-
vation Army, bekt at the Alexandre Palace, on the occasion
of the seventseenth anniversary of the estabileheaent of
tts. Army, which was attended by Dome 30,010 people.
woolly officers and members of the Amy, oassaid Booth
read tha following letter, which his wife had reoeived. and
the readlog of which 0,4 d atwthoalaatie (Altering :
..wiada, c.atie, June 30, 10132.—Madete,-1 eel clout-
mended by the QUOta tt. wkaaWkidge lb. r.oslpt of
your letter of the Wilt lost, and to assure you that Her
Majesty learns with moc“ setisisotion that you have, with
other month rs of your Soulotr. been 80•011111111 In your
efforts to win many thourauds to the wale of temperance
virtnr, and relteion. I regret however, to lucre to in-
form you that Her Mallet, cannot oontrilsche to lb. fund
TOO &li 000 ~,,,loavaariag to raise for the paroltase of the
bracsaa Tbastre.-4 have the honour le he, Madam your
obedient servant, (81imed) lISMILT 7. Posesoisr."

Itrrs's Coccia.—Glartrtri AND 0011POST1110.—" By •
thorough hoootodp of Ow natural laws widen gooses tin
operations of digestion antedate, sag by s wow ...H.
cotton of Os llndoZOP•nloo of well-sard ootoo—ki.
Zinn ban proyt oar breakfaat tsbles with • delicately
flavoured beverage obich may sere us tow Warr
doctors' bill. 111, by the judicious use of such articles
of otht utht may b• gradually built op until
strong enough to Mkt ovary tonuooot to otoosoo
Iluadrsda ol subtle saledlso ars floating around us needy
to attack whonynt tilli• a Inuit poW. We may
= .oroop.
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many • fatal shalt by .10Plaf mini Mil fortlind oak
pun bloat lied • Irellerly uotuisbed frang.'-01.11
fervios 06,4100.—Mhde i hkbothng wear or milk.
Sold ooly I.Pasta "JAI= Oft It Co.
o=lblo meksaselllggis
lasores gar momma
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

inlant.

RUMOURED RESIGNATION or ME.
PARNELL

A telegram wee sent to London. on Saturday, Mat.
lag that tbe members of tits Limerick County Club
bad repaired a message to the elect that Mr. Parnell
bad re.u.d his mat to Parliament. but the Press
Aesoolattaa learns, after inquiry, that than ja sa
truth whatever in this report.
The Prue Amooistion's special correspondent in
Dublin states that the rawest ia entirely unoonfirntod
by Mr. Parnell'amoet Intimate friends and colleagues.

SERIOUS RIOT AT LIKERICIL
At Limerick, on Saturdey night, the police patrol
avasetad two parsows, whereupon they were attacked
by a mob of wady 5,000 persons, who stoned and
severely injured several el them. The polices damp
their revolvers, and would Imre used them hut tor qui
interlunar, ol two Roman Catholic clernytnee who
also interceded with the mob, but tha latter *aid to
disperse. A strong contingent a Ppiip., alloodeiVe
riles, with fired swords, afterwards arrived.
ohnetred the mob, sada the Wile .0,00,1, Inman inn
wounded.

I;alfs OP TER DUNE OP GRAFTON.
The Duke of Grafton died at his London residence,
4. Girommor.pkge, W.C., on Saturday night. His
Grace had only been occupying his town residenos for
the peat three weeks, and on Wortley week last was
stnck with typhoid fem. Hie Grace, who was 62
years of Sc., was born in 1619, and married the Writ
daughter of Lord Ashbortos. He lea no less, and
Is ce•aultleoltl7 deeossiscl.br ji ,lce4 Chula
•
Fitzroy.

LATEST.

COMMERCIAL.
Mush &doss* Warr.
Wheat rashers&

THE CHANNEL ?LIST.
The Mama Plat IA Portland lot Plymouth
tmulor.

THE OMIT BALL.
The Great Paul lilt Ifighipte early Mt raccalag,
sad ~bed St. Piles Uhorakeard at 7.80.

LORD JUSTICE HOLZER.
Lord Judos liolkir is sligbily Wks this Rboralies,
having wed • satmlaciary Bight.

THE CZAR'S COMNATION.

• Central News telegram from Timitaidade says •
report is current ia Or.. Petersburg that the Roma'
Imperial family hare doodad that tee aorooallogs bs
nti al May next year. Tble is Gwent to
fft'= received by ths polies, a Tiorrotki
&Mina.

THE IRISH PARTY.

At a matins ol t. IrW Parllsmintary pad,
today a cassunittio was appoultal to dr.. up Ames&
mogul o Goartgos liãlLTslairstos wets salt to
alwastaos toward sod vote agaistst tito &IL

ELECTRIC LIGHTING.

The °barman of the Electric Lighting Coalmine;
yesterday (famday) I. preamble of the 13111
would probably pees yesterday aftmoooe. The Como
unites would Wm formulate reaulutams.

Tbs Hoge of bade yesterday Woodsy) dismissed
the lg.. Mr. Bori‘ht's appeal. bon %be r.luas u the
t;ourta below to rostrata Low Possum, treat *eggs
progedings s. eon Soc altualistis prestige.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

torrespinunna.

"SALISBURY DIOCESAN BOARD OP
EDUCArrox."
To Um Milan
Deur Sir,—Pkase allow um through ths medium of
your wp•r to thank the Rev, W. D. Templar for his
very oourtspous letter, and kind our to give "Adagios
of tbe oorniotoses of the siatrosats oastabed is hie
latter of the 2804 nlt., rUpsg She booking
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

DORCHESTER RESERTOI R.
T. the Eater.

Dear Ellr,—Believing that those who took a cursory
glans at the letter by " • Lover of Pare Astra; la
your last Issue would WI er that the warde—" one
oc the risenoir beam cleaned out, the remains
of • number of infants were dissented there" Maned
to the cos supplying out town, for ids
ended with "Dmrobestor pretvoir." lissols,TraSever,
Ii mot the ors, for about fin yeses ago it wee obsessed,
when nothing of the Iftet oonsivisoos was found, as
might have been expo:led. Year readers may there-
fore rest reared that our Town Conseil, hatless the
improvement (=rationed by your correspondent) ender
Usti' oonsideration, will employ every expedient to
thoroughly protect our reservoir, sad that the wafer
snwly *WI remains perfectly pore, as dm following
mak& testiLee
Grail pot
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12
Permaaent boodaiss. 48
Paris per
Fr.. sassools.. 01
roam
AlbandnolA ammonia •
I am, yoan faithfully,
K. J. DAT,
bledloal Officer of Health sod Analyst,.
Dora. Mar, ilad May, 1882.

ANOTZIR VISIT ;1;10-1.1111-8; 11.0718. —On Werinesdet
night the seams belonging to "Stir of the Channel
and the "Channel Fleet" Lodgeg, by invitadoci visited
the " Caxton " Lodge LO.G.T., M the Park-street
Lodgeroom. The members mostered well, and the
sailors filled the offices in the lodge, sod went through
a programme of SODA recitatioes, itc., in Jack's usual
jolly style. intermixed with selections by solos members
of Gatos. The lodge was closed shortly before tee,
when the Camoniana entertained the 'snore with
refreshmente, the advastage of which wee that there
was DO disorder this evening, no heedacdts in the
morning. and of course no arrest—all being happy
rrutembrance of the time spent by the brothers sod
sisters of the see and the land.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

TAZILI.IfT GITNVILLZ.

ACCIDENT TO • L4DT.—Lant Thursday afternon
Mrs. H. IL Farquharson, of Westbury Room in this
village, met with a serious accident, by which else
su•tained a compound fracture of the leg. From what
we gleam, it appears the lady, with her htnband, wee
near some stock sheds at ltestbury, and the posy am
carriage, in which they had drive& thither, was tied to
a turnip-crustier. The animal became restive, and
backed, pulling tha turnip-crusher over on to Mrs.
Farquharson, breakiog her leg in two places, and °urn-
pletely smashing the bone between the two fractuie..
Medical aestidacce was soon obtained, and we •
pleased to bear that under the skilled treatment of Dr.
W. Daniell, of Blandford. the unfortusata la iy
progressing as well as can be desired.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

1!`"!".

02111111 ASSAIL

Oman Owe.—At a meeting Mid at the school
room, Cense Abbe., to take in oonsideration the
formatiou of • cricket (dub for the pariah, the Bev.
H. D. Gundry was unanimously elects" president, Kt.
J. A. Crump us captain, Mr. Ychnk Clark, vies-
captain, and Mr. Alfred K. A. Cole, aserstary and
treasurer, and the committee, Masers. H. G. Dernmes,
IL Clark; flu& Gundry, and T. Dominy.
&now. Pins demo's, W .—Bel ore J.
IC. Bridge, BK., sad H. H. Pideinit,
Harris, • labourer, late of Freese M. Quinton, was
charged with having feloniously stoles • pile, of the
value of &L, the property of Lord Digby, on the 3lst
of December, 1161 L Defendant we. sumusesed to
attend in January lest, but absconded, and out unt,l
the lith inst., was he found, when he was found work-
log in • coal mine In Wales. —Supt. Pitlield proved
apprehanaing defendant there. Upon the charge
being reed over be plaided pithy ot taking the pile,
but not of feloniously stealing it.—F'ned Si. and wets,
£3 li.. Id., in default me month's hard labour.
Defendant went ts gaol—Michael Martin, of Lyons
Gem, shoemaker, was charged with having on the Bth
day of May Mat, at ("erne Abbas, feloniously stolm
certain leather, of the vela, of ha—Mt. Henry
Norman proved rola( to Ina aton room sad there
bead defendant with • beast, and upon being asked
to give it up refired, but oompialsuant, Mier • little
fencing, obtained poeseeeioa, and Uwe found three
pieces of lowthow, as. piece bevies been out by defend-
ant to enable him to pat Ii inte hie namkan.-4/ 84.
and costa, £46., £4., in default one month. Dated-
ant went to goal.
Parry Beemosts, &Garda .—Hefore J. N. Bridge,
Req.— William Churchill, • labourer, of Caine Abbas,
brought up in custody charged with using threaten-
ing Leguege tow•rds me [mbar, Nathan's' Couriddli.
Defendant we. bound over in the sum of AM to keep
the pease for six Weeder month's in his own nettellis•
SOO%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

THE NEW REGISTRAR OF THE COUNTY mu.

We understand that the poet of Registrar of the
eidpo,t e.unty (Joust, rendered vacant by the
taatented ,leatu of Mr. Wlli.lllll/ Hewett bri.oley,
by be Judge, den cat nodal .ttkraao beau ufferrd
t • Audi mos. ptcd by Mc. eb.rte. lac...rg- Noun», subject
to the tuuhtuailauu of the L.ort Chau tlior. that
uccd n.t be rewinled that Mr. C. G. Neuf.'
ia ot the firm of Messrs. Logigut sad Nantes, the well-
itauwo suac.ttors, pe..attstnir ia nsidport.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

3131 REGIS.

Ban Haute is rising in religion, temperance, and
morality, and there are no signs of flagging. The work
began on the 27th March, and bas continued with
unabated vigour and interest till now, and there is
every prospect of its continuing. The meeting was
crowded again last Saturday night, when some stirring
*Moines were given by Mr. Clarke, RAT. Mr.
Declarell, and Mr. Foot, and at the close several
pledges were taken and blue ribbons dossed. Tb•
prayer meeting on Sunday morning was attended by
92 people. This Sunday morning meeting is the most
feature of the work in the village.
171.10711tif procession was formed, and wended Its
way to the Wesleyan Chapel, which woe unusually
full for inorelag service. In the afternoon, at three
o'elock on the moss-roads, the crowd was larger than
It has been at all. The meeting wee addressed by
Messrs. Clarks, Daniels, Burden, and Foot, and
Mrs. Daniels. After singing, Mr. Kent aloud by
prayer the best and largest openmir meeting ever
held is Bare Regis. The people mune from Kinston,
Bin: worth, Monlea, and many other places. Here
Regis has become a great °entre of real revival wart,
and I. apreedtag around. Mr. Clarke gave notice
at 5.90 two bands would be farmed, one at Sitterton,
near the water, led by Mr. foot, and the other
would march out and open fire on Woodbury
where slaty people soon rallied. A procession
was thee formed, and the two bends marched to
their respective chapels The Wealeyeass had not
✓aom enough for the people, and the Independent
minister had begun his service, but was compelled to
stop reeding when the second band came up. and
swelled the congregathn. Al3.ut bye ammo,
elapsed before the people were all seated, and the
perms wet resumed at 7.30. The achnol was also
crowsed, and Hr. Russell held an overflow meeting
Several good cases of dedsion for Christ in
both places were the results of the day'. work.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

BRIDPOZT.

Bonourm Pouns-ourna (Yeeteeday), bionday.—A
young fellow, giving the name of William Chester was
to-day charged, before Dr. av and F. Good, itz
with stealing • jacket from lolly Bill., Bridport,
property of William Gill, in the employ of Messrs. '
/Lanka and Boat. eniineme, to. OndeloldaY
prisoner was seen about the town by P.C. Saber. MO
apprehended him on sespioion of being • deserter. At
the station he denied being • deserter, but altar being
questioned by P.& Bastard admitted haring deserted
from a Dorchester regiment, 3adi foot, and sub.
sequeotly be said he had deserted from the regiment at
Portland. Sergeant ilaraard eornmunicieted with the
authorities, end learnt that priaousr bad passed through
Upwey without • coat, ant hr an other description, it
was promised he bad (looted. Ile had not wing hug
Is chat dy u Saturday, before the prosecutor (Gill)
came and laid informatiou of his loos.—ln Court
prJeecutor identified the garment, end stated that on
Saturday he placed It over the stable-door at Folly
hillls, when prisoner cause there without a coat aud
uked for some water. Very soon alter be missed the
coat. —The magistrates granted • remand till to-day
( ruesday) in order to arsoertain to • certainty whether
prisousr is • deserter as he says.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

COUNTY COURT.

TIMIIDAT.

(Bofors Mr. Serjasat Tindal-Atkisson, Judge.)
The bushman at this Court was of a most unimport-
ant character, tlue undefended WWII being tried but.
ths Registrar (tr. H. Symonds.)

JOSEPH CIIIIISTOTHLA V. EDWIN 02011011 !API.

This wee • judgment summoca, the amount claimed
being £2 18e., ln.talinenta due for goods sold and
delivered. —Mr. Edwin Burnett appeared for tie
plaintiff, and the defendant, who le a pensioner, did
not appear. At the September Court as order wee
made for the payment of Be. a month.—Hie Honour
now ordered the defendant to pay in a fortnight,
er is default to be imprisoned for 21 days.

&NORM MIMI, V. W. MOSD2III.

This was • olabn of £2 for • bongo, and Lu ordar was
made at the last court for inunsdiate payment.—
Defsndant pleaded be bad been unable to get the
inceey.—His Honour made so °edit for the mosey te
be paid within • month, or In dalault to go to gaol
Lot 21 days.

NAST'S AND W.

Mr. G. J. G. °MORT, architect and builder
(Dorehester), v. 3. Gamin, jun.—This claim lie this
was al 2s. Bd. kiss enelleined by the defendant leaving
the plaintiff's employ without giving proper and sum.
dent notice. 'This was • cue involving the old ques-
tion of natio, as between master sod men.—from the
evidenos of Mr. Gregory, it appeared the defendant
was employed by him on the uadentanding that •
week's natio* @bead be given.—His Honour remarked
that the rule in London was that a day's notice should
be sniacient, but Mr. Gregory mid it was the rule of
the trade here to give aed take • week's notice. The
defendant wee enginzed by him on Monday, April 10th,
and en the followiag Saturday he left.—Defesdant
said he was engaged by the day, and there was no
tisto • week's notice being required. He
rdiriallregory if be could better Motel' he should
leave, sad be said be mold do so.—M-r. Gregory said
be did not briog forward the case for the sake of the
massy, but that it might be a warning to other meo.
It was the custom with men now if they could better
themselves to leave without any notice, not Gerbig
what inconvenience they put their modern to.—Hie
Honour said it was a serious matter between master
and man, arid one of grave msnent generally.
Though a trifling cam ladisidualy, be should Mos to
know what the surto= of the trade is here.—Tbe
plalaUf exprewed his willingness to bare the ore ad-
awned, which was accordingly done.

RN JOHN SPIIICEL

Mr. Azthur Look applied for Hie Honour'e approval
el a whom for donna liquidation in this' ow under
Section IS el the &abrupter Act The meetings hihd
been bid, and the resolutions filed, and he now pro-
duced as affidavit on behalf of tho tratoe that the
terms had bees complied with.—Hie Honour granted
tba agglication.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

WHITORIIILOK.
ANOTHER FATAL OCCURRENCE AT FISHPOND

BOTTOM.

A palatalised fatal accident happened here on Tues-
day about mid-day. William Hallett, tarter sod
la,rourer, in the employ of fidr„ Ulyde, of Abbott's
Wotton, DMA Chia pariah, WIG returning from Azutin•
eter with a load of manure in a !wary wagg two
horses b.ini attached to the vehicle. On the way
home one of the animals took fright, and broke away
from the other. Halted, intending to catch the anima.,
jumped from the waggon, end in d...ing iO was caudnt,
tie wbeele_perung over hie chest, melding Lightful
Injuries. He was taken home by Hr. 1.,. Kende; in
his cart, but aspired at five o'clock the same *veiling.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

SERIOUS CHARGE Or EMBEZZLEMENT AT

LIME.

At the Petty Sessiohs on Wedoesday, William
$ 'bort French Manstield was braught up in custody
charged wliti embrutiog sums of in duty, belonging to
Mr. it. W. Hillman, aolutitor, by whom prisoner was
emplo lid as mentegiug cierk.—Mr. Forward, of
Axmins.er, appeared on behatf of the prosecutor, and
„Mr. l'weed, of Houston, for the detenoe.
Mr. Forwerd, in opentn.: the proceeding., said there
w..uid be three urdictineh a agatust the prieoner, and
each iudictiaeut would comae' of three case.. The
tit.t in nutmeat charged the pritooter with limbs:shag
soma of money 10 the amount of El 15‘, whith be had
tarns loin a Mr. WO.l and dergeeht Rained on
eccount of tine., Au., lucounection with cues went.y
heard at Wie destuous Court. There were receipts to
show Wet the esireral autumn. ned beet" paid to the
prisoner, but Air. Uhlman had not had it. Mr.
Forward than call. d

!booms Wood aril Sergeant Heins, who swore to
haring paid prioritise souse of motto.
Mr. flilituan said pr.sonsr had born in his employ 7
or 8 'can, aud it Wadl always dad rule that any
cleric o. hie taidug money on ha behalf sitou,d at one.
dsliver it to him, bu.tlto Mo...ey paid to prisoner by
Wood au Yebutary bait, and isau two sums .4 uionsy
which pris nirr nal ...calved from Sergoant limb., hi
Itunw n Anti* of.
All toe wanes's. being severally crose-esamined by
Mr. 'raised, Wet geutirwau sod Mr. Yorwwrd had •
priv .te c wau,tatiou, atter wnich
ur. Tweed rose and aoll tie was afraid that no
argumatt oi Olt w old do Ids client any good. It was
clew. lA, crime bai Woo ...inuutiad, awl to. pi hkauer
would ther lore plead guilty. tis would a.k the
Bauch, buwertr, to be lenient to the young man, as he
was one of gruel i.biuty, which, togetner with hu
cbaracter, sh mid he be comogicui to a felon', cell
would be uss eau

4. F.rwa,cl ..id ha wan Instructed by Mr. Hill-
aan to say that lb. two other indiatinent4 would be,
withdrawn. .

Alr. Hillman also said as it was in the p .wer of the
Bauch to hue him, he wuuld ask fur thst Immo) to be
tekeu.

the Bench retired to the Council Chamber, sad
returned o Cou tin. few minut,-s, when the Chair-
man aldreseed he prier in a serious manner, and
nued nim E 5 and cwt.a or one month's imp, tsonmant.—
The in.ner was told.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

GILLINGHAM.

Tits Nsw Irma'. —The Bishop of Salisbury Us
aignified his inteadon of conferring tbs important sod
valuablis Isinefica of Gillingham, now void by the
death 01 the Rev. Henry Nano. MA., in his
lordiniVnAti upon Hui Her. &Ward Intnan.
a Oriel College, Oxford, Reciter of West Snoyle.
Thin will vacate West Knorie.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

Imperial farliammt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

In the linage of Lords % on Fridsy, Lord Norton moved
tmi the newK lunation Code be referred to Select Com-
mittee, erlth a •iew to removing what his lordship @tried
As carious &delete. Lord Cerlinstord uppeed the motion
as perfectly uncallerl for, .nd atter s short discuesion, it
ww wandrawn. Several Bills were advanced a 'Mae, and
the Huss adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23

GRAND INSPECTION OP SAILORS.

It has been lately arranged that a greet general
Inspection of the men of the Channel Fleet by the
Admiral should take place on the Naval Ground,
Portland. on Thursday morning. To this end several
small rehearsals have takes plane. the Ine 1110dieff
oompanies,marching ab pit and going through drill with
field guns. On Wednesday the grand rehearsal for the
inspection took place, when there was • battery of
several field guns landed, and the men belonging to
each ship came on shore, in groat muses of dark blue
' "Infantry,' besides the artillery • blob supported
them. With their beads playing appropriate tunes
exceedingly well, the sailors marched on to the Navel
Ground with all that swing and apparent careleasmesm
wbich distinguish the tar from the soldier. They were,
however, wonderfully regular in their step, every leg
moving with the rest, as If the whole were a mat
human machine. It was moet impressive to see the
great solid squares of Jack tars, sank containing a
ship's company, or several hundreds of men, and their
gnat activity and ism else made one feel how strong
the Kingdom is even In men. And when we remember
these are all excellent sailors and can manage • ship as
only our hearts of Iron can, It was fairly marvellous that
they could show so tremendous and eddierilke an
appearance 11111 all UM on land; but the mores is this
—Every jolly Jack tar west to his work with a light
heart.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-18

CHORAL FESTIVAL AT NONOATQN.

A feeilvid of parish choke was held at the pretty
church et Moockton on Thursday afternoon. The
weather was dull cud threatening. and consequently
the attendance of persons from Dorchester sad Wey-
mouth wee not so large se might hare been animated
on so interesting en occaelon. Btlll the sacred edifies
was very full, the eboir being crowded with the whits-
robed singers, the Inimpii••4 oocupyiog • cormider
able portion of the body. The ahem* always pretty,
bad EONS made more besutif al by artistic hands, and
on the communion table was • magnifloent floral
cross. The church generally presented • bright appear-
leer, the walls being adorned with illaminated tents
of • joyous character. One hundred and twenty
Megan took part, being composed se follow, :

SURPLICE° :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-18

torrtoponbencr.

THE ALLEOED CHILD MURDER.
To tAs Editor.

ffir,-4lesirlng that several members of the family
weaseled with the unfortunate girl Rebecca, who
is now Incarcerated in Dorchester gaol, charged
wilful murder of bee child, is now going round collect.
leg ocestribetiose on her behalf, permit me, sir, to say
• low words on the matter through the medium of
your pops?. As regards their soliciting alms on behalf
of the girl's defeoa, I am very pleased to hear they
ere delft so, but I &Airily object to the method they
see rug for the purpose, Wrench as they are vilify.
leg ray thunder arid bociour, and thereby eadsayour.
leg to create a prej adios against roe and my tusfortrusate
who has literally been dragged into the affair
through nothing but her own thoughtlessness and Om,
lag implicit cosifideaos in the girl's statement as to her
emedition, and totally disregarding the remarks of
other people. As regards myself. I have not at
the preempt time been beard, sod I de not, at the
present Piasters, intend to say anthing either one way
or the other, but I can say this and truly, too, that if
stailirre mother bad only acted as • mother
have done, the girl would never have
hue placed in her present position, and
It was on amount of the irl's mother
esteming to shelter her when the girl had left her althe-
a's. sed Ratios that the would rather on bee daughter
Omni first, that my wife and I took the girl In, and
led sod clothed her up to the time of her arrest on the
plummet dime. I do not wish to injure the girl In
may UST whatever, arid would do all I possibly could
So save her ; but, at the same time, I trust that those
people who do assist will prejudicednotilgicos aniest
wife sad me by the reportm ve amd
malicious people are spreading. I may mention that
esithsr the girl's mother nor her Mode have ever been
round to my hens since the girl has resided with us
to make the least lequiry me to her condition, or the
ogees thereof, although they have seen the girl upon
easel teresioes, and I doubt very much indeed, If the
present unfortunate ocourenos had not ha
whether they would have troubled theenselverrtit
slightest degree about her at all.

P. Aum.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-18

THE SALE OP ADTOWSON3.

The firm of auctioneer., Messrs. Debscham, Tewoon,
Farmer, and Bridgwater, writes as follows to Wed.
nesday's Daffy New s—Since the publication of a report
In your paper ot a gale held by us at the Auction Kart
some titre ago, the peogrese of which was interrupted
bye number of curates who have since made themselves
oonspicuous In other auction rooms, we have received
many letters on the subject, one of which from a well-
known rector is so much to the purpose that we yea.
tore to ea your to publish it, We have the writer's
permission to do so although he, for obvione reasons,
request* that he should rot be identified.—(43 Ty.)
Bear Sirs,—Although I have no wish for my name
to be mentioned in public print, ae a clergyman of
the Church of England I feel so very disgusted with
the unseemly conduct of the curates at the recent sale
of an advowson that I should like to bear they were
made an example of. There are no perishes so well
oared for, or churches and schools more wetly bailt
and attended to, as those in private patronage which
are saleable. I have often found it so from perecaal
acquaintance with the clergy, and I was informed so
by one of the most charitable Churchmen la the Lon-
don ammo, who has twat many thousands on
churches. The curates alluded to have dime great
harm to their canes and to different curate.' societies.
—Yours faithfully, —, Rector.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-18

COWITY PETTY BEBBIONB.

SATVIDAT.
Bohm Colossi &sward (lo the cask), sad E. Pekes"
gm.

OVIALDIO GOOSIZI31111&

is the awe of Wllllass Travers charged with steal-
last saosebarries, In which sestesa, was deferred, Mr.
Howard mods as earnest appeal to the Hooch that he
&mkt bore ono store chasm. As there was •
Merest lima to the last, a wish was expand to bear
es sedges as to Ms character—P.O. Matcham said
the hors obarsetat was bad. He was an unruly boy,
sad Me mother had admitted to him she had bow
essipelled to beat hba useaarcdfully. —Mr. Howard :
The. a you say Is he Is sovraly sad weroal you unruly.
wins ris wits • boy dos% ksow, Mr, Howard
AAA didiet_rst hays the birch?—! sok ipt,--111.
Reward s The, • you ought to have. (Laughtear.)—
The Brea dedded that the boy be Nos to Am
inaoldid school till Its hid yam dd.

William Drake was summosed for being drunk at
Puddletown an June 261h.—WIlliam Newbury was
charged with furious driving at this earns time sad
Ostia—P.O. Mantel' said as the day In question be
wm on duty In Parklbstown, when he saw the defend-
ants driving through she village towards Tlnalston.
They waa going at the rate of 16 to SO miles an boar,
and later on, when they retuned. they were still
going at • rapid rata Wane went slam them as
Oh. Dorcheetsr-road, and met the. wining back
towards Puticilstownscala. HO Vint and caught the
bores by the head. Eri asked them what, they win
llotaidnd tittl told him they were going to Dismissa-
-1 ter. Be railed their Mistake to the state Um
bone arid trap were In, and when Drabs got out be
was so tipsy be could not stand. Newbary's face was
cut and bleedlng, and the trap was broken all to
meow haring bees upset. rim bons was also
aimed with foam, mid than was • arowd of
about 100 pea* round tbem eryinc" Shaine at than.
It was • hind hone and trap. Both the men were
tipry. —Both defendant's dialed they wire driving
furiously—Newbury was fined 20s and oasts, IM
Drake 104. and ooeta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-18

irtlant.

PROOLLMATION UNDER THIt MIKE AUL

ANOTIIII SHOCKING ODTIRAGL

A 'pedal supplement to the Dahlia Gas ens has beta
Issued, proclaiming the ft,' lowing counties sad districts of
Ireland ceder Sections 8,1, It and 14 of the Crime Pre
rautiee Act l—Countlin Cavan, Leitrim, Longford. West'
mu". 840. ROICOMIIO.I, X.yo, Tippar.,ry,
Waterford, Limerick Cork, Clare, Kern, Loctb,
sad the cities of Limerick. Cork, Waterford, KtikeanY.
Dublin, Londonderry, the memo( fides, and Drogheda,
the baronies of Forney end Orstaair, In If •••0•11. awl
two baronies la Armagh. The other aectiona come tato
onsrelion without any sock formality, sod.,. a foroe all
over the country. Section eight makes it an ahem td
take part in an unlawful anwaibly, to hold forced power
sloe, after the emoting of • writ of poseession, to caw
colt ea ed of personal violence, or aa assault on •
constable, or proms fervor Land the punishment Is ifs
month, with hard labour. Tke other sectloas applL to
Matt roving, searches for arms, aad other matters. The
supplement siso contains a number of proclamations In
reforms lota. appointment of two reeklent magistrates
fis weak petty district. ae well as say of that
wariest% to be ooela case of search.
• terrible rattrap was ocestaitted about Ultima eight
o'cieek os Thursday alibl st • pines oelled Ofmksght, about
31 mass tram than, tits lakesded victim beta.. widow
named Bridal Omindl. AS SAS Sela naterinif Mr harm
amoral shahs wan Aral as hen. 'mew at tftwa tokial 61.14'
She rsimitly took • farm from which the teased had bees
evicted, sgu, precarious stain No arrests haws
*1 7.1 been made.
The members of the Ladies' Land Learns who were
essitsaned a short time ferjaa. arse months' finPrisrw-
meat. in dasult Of Andinf far aat attending • estini
at Oestleielsaid, were on Yr • liberated from Trudge
Coal 00 an order from the Lord Ltintenstat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-18

IN ALL MU&

Delivered ale aad free to all parte on receipt of
DS lie. Od. by

J. W. BENSON,
THE STEAM FACTORY,
LUDGATE HILL, LONDON, E.O.
IIloot:old llm.i WeileSS fro. SSk t oO No.
egos* thsratadoo of tholdiaa. Pammaa, aad aGraf,
opplood to osiolihh Walsh ChM hit SW gm
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-18

DESERTING THE 11080.4 WEN.

nrreinfirgo lUXIITANCI OF SAWA DOM
Loot Saturday three boye from the training ship
Boacawsu ran away from her. They bad cot as far
se Wool, when they were met by P.O. Haan, of
lb. Dorset County Constabulary, who stopped them,
thinking something must be wrong. The throe young
hopefuls then drew their knives; but, nothing daunted,
the constable charged them, and seized two. The
resistance of the young desperadoes was so desperate
that he could only bold one, who was pretty nearly
as big is himself ; but this fellow was brought beck
to Portland by the constable. Later in the same
day another of the deserters was dragged in
by a Hampshire constable, from Ringwood but we
have not yet heard of the third being captured. 'Tis
pity be shouldn't accompany his oomrades when they
Sr. hauled over the gum, and have such an applica-
tion to the pert where honour's self redden, as will
justify their for ono, shouting as loud as they like, a
privilege generally restrained on board the Roscawso.