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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

LIOCTUZIrI CAS/L

Mr. A. fisck aossearwl in • cue, wherein the late
An:Admen' &you's traitovi sought to eject • cottager
named Mae/land 11,411 a coves:. end (anion situate on the
heath, Pu tiona.n.—ble. Atkinson defended. —Kr. Lock
Mated the late I. tel 0 ford granted for AM a Inas, of
them ps, wises for 99 yearn on the lives of Thomas Martha,
and Sarah Bard.os. he afterwards sold his estate to the
late Archleacon Bryiner. subject to the Limes already
granted. The last of the dlr.o lives on the property had
recently dist and the trust as sought to recover pusisesion.
—For the defendant Jr. Atkinson mid he did not claim
under • lease at all, but by an adverse possession of 40
yearn—ln answer to the Judge, Mr. A. Lock said Um rent
reserved .4d ta a year. which nsa paid up to the dropping
of the last lifs—Mr. Atkinson: II you prove that I am
oat of court. —Kr. Glores Oldlield. agent for Mr. Brymer's
ropily, could prove that the chief rent had been paid on
the rental up to last midsummer. —Crose-ssainined
c„ulsi not say who paid the rent. He did not give •
receipt The solicitor in Linden receives the rent —Mr.
Atkinson said the tenant waa a collier on the estate,. and
had held mare, saly for 40 years. CU had been offered
shim fmu or Ave years ago, to as out.—Th. Judge agreed
with Mr. Lock that the man was only • tenant on
eadaraani He wished him to be allowed • month, to have
• oottege allowel him, and the rent to be forgiven. He
eoesidered it • very dishonest defence to set up that the
defendant had paid no rent, ant therefore he would take
the property.

NOT • WELCOIIa Ltt7l.l STlL•aaga.
Lydia Frampton Cox —Mr. Atkinson eppured
for defendant.- Plaintiff had ihe care ot her deceased
sister's child, which the young women had &limited
on defendant, and be mad • her an allowance. She
married, nine weclu after she died, the huehand diverted
the child. cud the states who hal had char.ie .1 the &Mild
sought to charge ate putative father. She now produced
en eirreement by defendant to pay the mother la a week
for ten years.—Mr. Atkinson produced saubsequeet agree.
'neut. whereby Mary Ann Frampton, being about to be
married, agreed for the sum of ZS to bring up the tshild„
and tusks no further claini.—Judgment against the
defennant—ltr. Atkinvon stroncly urged that the Judge
could not legally decide against the defendant.—Tee
Judge persinted, and ordered him to per 101. in a fort-
night, sad 10. a month afterward*, and to pay costa
Mr. Atkinson wished to appeal; but could not, and said
be would appeal to any kid gentleman in court; the
Judge Iliad no power in law so to decide,
Mr. Atkinson said hisclient had been on the parish ell
years, and was nearly band.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

111:11111CULL.
There is no opposition, and the retiring merobere
we therefore mgmlo returned.

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS.

SCHOOL-BOARD CARR& —On Monday, at the Borough
Pimlico Court, before J. Oalpin, E•q., and R. Davis.
Req., Joerpti Norris, an elderly man, was charged,
with not wading his child, Ellen Norris, to school,
an order having been made on him in May, 1379.
P.C. Dunn proved having served the order in May.
Mr. Pearce proved that the child had net attended
school. —The old man, in defence, stated that he was
73 years of age, and had lost his wile and his pony,
and kept the child at home to keep house for him.
—Mr. Halpin said if be would send her to school
coos • day, they would dismiss the case.--Prederick
Whiny was also summoned for not sending his child
to school.—Mr. Pearce also proved this caws —The
masktintes &dimmed the summons till next Monday
in order that the lather might appear.
SenaLmo • PiarA v.—Howe :•sainer, a little boy 11
ms • I me, was charge.l with stealing a penny from
rp Prince.—Mrs, Priam stated that on last
Monday morning ohs sent her little boy to school with
his school money, • penny in each luml. A few
minutes afterwards be came back with aaccbtar boy
named Hawkins and stated that Harry Stainer had
taken away one of his pennies and wanted to take the
wher. The ease was aejourned till next Monday so
that the boy Hawkins aught be brought.
Lffrnaeon Ftanwoluta —The firework cane was
itrook out on account of the non-eoomanneu of the
gweeseetee,Mr. Thent,a Wt. of 'midway, &G,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

Tsavm
JUVENILE HOUiEBILEAKERS.

The Folic•oourt was crammed on Friday- to bear
the examination of the three youths, Tanirweli, Tear,
and Edeards, who were under remand on • charge of
I:creaking and entering the Great Western parcel-office,
and .tealint therefrom ELO in cash and other things.
Two of the boys were at Sunday School when
apprehended. It is charged against them that they
prepared and used skeleton kers. They are respect-
able-looking youths, and their parents, who are all,
we believe, respectable. appeared, with several rela-
tions, to suffer touch affliction at the serious position
In which the lel. stood.—Mr P. If. Varder. clerk in
chars., of the office, had Wont EIO in his desk includ-
ing certain G urge and Dragon sovereigns and si.
pieces. The office was found about ILIS, on the 16th,
owl, and the money gone. In Tanswell'a box was
found £lO .Ba. and a is. piece identified by witness.—
& lad in the office proved Tanswell had come in,
looked round, and asked if they left money in the
office at night. A conversation a`out this had also
taken place with Tanswe I and Fear, and another
named Swetman. The latter boy said 'I answell told
him he knew of a good place for chips (money), and
he ha . seen Fear widi • door key and file, and
Tanswell filing the key.—Edwards was arrested at the
'Fri . By Sunday School' and Feu at the Independent
Sunday School. Tanswell VITO himself up—Sergeant
Hol well produced the Lick of the door ands key which
turned the lock, and also a skeleton key, which, be
said, Mr. Clinker'. brother filed a small portion off,
and then it opened the lock. Before that it would not
open the lock.—Fear and Tanswell pleaded guilty to
stealing. Edwards not gully.— Committed to the
Amine for trial; but bail (two sureties of £5O each)
accepted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

BRID PORT,

SHOCKING CASIC or. Sotanc—iir. Robert Warren,
of Perhay Farm, Netherbury, near Bridport, com-
mitted suicide on Friday morning, on his farm, in the
most determined manner. The circumstances attend-
ing the case is a most painful one. Mr. Warren was •
well known farmer, and an energetic one. A chart
time since he had taken more land, but was unsuccess-
ful in its cultivation. This appears to have preyed
upon his mind considerably, and be had lately com-
plained of pains in the head and altogether appeared
to be suffering from severe mental depression. On
Friday morning, however, he stated feeling better, and
breakfasted with his wife. His son came in and
deceased told him to go to plough, and intimated that
he would soon follow him. Deceased eventually left
the house, and after a short law of time, was dis-
covered in the cart-house, lying on his side, quite dead,
having shot himself through the mouth. The inside of
the mouth and head was fearfully shattered. It
appears that his .on left the gun on a bag after return-
ing from sport on the previous day, and the unfor-
tunate deceased went into the cart-house with the
determination to destroy himself. C. G. Nantes, Esq.,
deputy-coroner, held an inquest on the body on the
same afternoon, when • respectable jury (of whom Mr.
C. Miller was chosen foreman) returned a verdict to
the elect that "deceased destroyed himself whilst in
a state of unsound mind."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

SWANAGIL

THE Rev. Wig. START him One returned fres= his
holiday. "All join in singing Welcome Home," and
we are sure the rector will he glad.
A NAMWM EsC•PIC run a Melodeons collision was
experienced by • Warelmin gentle . an On the nicht
of the aide at Her..) when trying to drive. safely
through the dark neighbourhood at the top of High-
street, Swanage.
THE VoLUXTEIR Ixasitcriox passed off in a sage.
factory man •er. In the meshing Commander
gave an excellent diner at the " i•nebech.” though
li. was unable to attend himself. The chair was taken
by the RAW. Duncan Travers. The chief prices for
shooting this year were carried off by Sergeant-Halm
Steiner. who ha. won the silver medal three years in
succemion, so that it now Montle, his property, with
• silver cup, a teapot, and £.l in es.h. No other c
peiltor came withio aevno pint. of him. Sergeant
Whits had to b s woke a clock, pair of boot.,
and 10... and Corporal Hibbs with • pair 14 boot., and
40.. Some .4th. se-re erre very low, far too poor to
be of much set. ice, *eye 0, very close quarters. The
thanks of the ore In, to the tradesmen of
8 an 14 e ‘V orchatil for pro, adios prizes so
hberolly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

WiRIRAIL

Ma. Daaa.—The public are so engrossed with the
reading of addresses and presentation of swords to our
brave officers from Zululand that it behoves the B. O.
to call their attention to the fact that at Wareham,
Dorset "On Monday last, the flag was hoisted on St.
Mary's Church, and the bells rang during the evening
in honour of the 79th birthday of Mr. Drat, MP."
Think of that ye gourmands Wareham was not to be
without its "celebration," yet there was no banquet.
Notice too that "the fift was hoisted " and "the bells
rang" in honour, etc.—What are gaily decorated towns
and salvoes of Artillery to this Pause, ye petted and
pestered warriors, and think of the calm contentment
of Mr. Drax, M.P."— Waters Figaro.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

DIUK AND DISORDEILLY.

Thomas 1.497 p e sti g t h krlng bssn drunk and
disorderly La Por.ttsh.m—tieet. on Snoday. just at p.ople
MVO going artms 0 •••12 mitrvicv. tier. were two
proviou. convicting's—Fined 10.. awl costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

FAMILY MIMIC:IN&

In Buses 4 jq. 1J.•91. al.. 4s. 0.1.. and Ils.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

THX OLDAZT

PATENT MEDICINE.

Ta Dolce at IL lild.. Is. Id.. sad Us.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PELLB
s
II THE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

OORPE CMITLIt.

ON SUNDAY, October llihat, there WY a hArtllNt
festival at the parish church, which had been nicely
decorated for the occasion by the Mimes Banks,
Helder, Pinney, Martin. Wright, and Charles, who
tiiiided the Work between them, one ezertisiog her
unite on the altar-rails another on the lint, author
00 the lectern, had a, on. 'The aearou was late, but
dowers were provided in abundance. Mini dare
sheaves of corn were placed on the altar lease to
symoolise that for the fruits id the earth thanksgiving
was given. The sermon in the morning war preached
by the Rev. CanOn Henke- fr an I. Thee. v , 18, '' In
e very thing ;rive than ka." The eery ices were partly chi sal ,
the Psalms being chanted, as well we the Canticles, to
single • nglican chants The re Dram, huvrver, was
sung from Dyke'. aervice. an I Nitric DiaiiUii from
Bennett's. The anthem was Whitneld'a Psalm ctii,
'I be rendering of the services reflected great credit on
the choir. At the outpartr of Bushy and Nordin
alai the serv.cea were 0.1.1; the echool-chapel at the
latter was neatly and prettily decorated. The offer-
tories during the day aariu ted to £lO Bi., and were
toward. the funds of the County Hospital.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

IPTIALI7IO SAINT. Wllill

Ildisard 1..... woe obareeii with stealing three
rabbit wires, the property of Joseph 8 talways.—
Prosecutor said no august 271.11 he put down thirty.
six wires far Mr. Lovable', of Ptddiettinton, and
next day he found • great many tallied away, watched
them. and no the 30th taw Isaac. and another come from
the Rootless' into the field where the wires were. La soon
tie he got there be stopped and looked round, stooped and
tried to pull up one wire, but could not, end the other mu
cut the strings of three wires with his knife, when coop
plainant Jumped out of the hedge and asked him for the
wires, which he gave up„ and gave the name of Henri
Brown--Ddendant nobily denied giving the wrong name,
but he admitted being thera—Mr. Lovelem of Ptddlehin.
ton, also spoke to defendeat giving the false name.
Defendant asked for the case to be settled now. He could
buy 12 wires for 3.1., so they were only three-farthings
each. He was going bath to hie regiment, belonginx to
the 7th Pasillem —The Chairman advised him if ever he
found • wire again to leave it alone. They were too
desirous to let him go back without • marl:lion that they
gam him the henget of • doubt and disehargri him.—
Defendant walked down the stairs to the cello, until
remindal of his error. admit' load laughter.

autos or MALMO ?incur,
Joseph Tsnot. of V vim +As charged with etealing
"'twitters' trucka —Hr. Winton prosecuted Chartes
Who., 01 Wyk.. said hie wilit's father's news we. 8=64
Talbot Hs died f)ctober 1818, and witness was an
executor. A,nongst other effect. to. bad • pair of too-
wheeled truck., and In May last witness put them into an
outhouse of the cotters in which deceased forme* lived.
The wheels were taken off to get the trucks through the
door nay, and he awe had the linchpins. The yard door
is locked, but not the out-house door. In August they
missed the tracks. Prisoner, being asked euut them,
said, at the polioestation„ that prosecutor bad given him
leave to take them, but this witness denied, when primmer
altered to settle ft by payment; but prosecutor refused,
saying he was in the hands of the polior.—Prlsoner add
tas catered to sell him the trucks
it? this wiPl
prosecutor
Tabot saw the trucks at out.house
in August —Charles Denning, groongroooy. Wovolooth,
bought the trucks for 10a of prisoner, who said he
had mad* the hed, and he wished he bad al many
shillings as there had been coffins wheeled on them. The
trucks were sold to William Stephena—P.O. Roper had
bawl told by Prisoner that Mr. Talbot told him to .11 the
trucks, but Mr. Talbot afterwards denied thP.—Primmer
dented stealing the trucks and chose to go to Qoarter
Serious. He offered Hr. Talbot to bay the house and
garde., no obstruction ar,se, and be did not Porcham. H
should never haws seen the trucks had he not gone there.
Retook, box to Weymouth with him. and sold them to
Mr. Denning —Oommitted (of trial to the Sessions; the
old man would therefore hare to wait till January, oath*e
be could Out mastics, himself in MX and two In CM
each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

THE LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION AT
MANCHESTER.

The Liberal demonstration at Manchester on
Saturday was in all respects a grand success. The
multitude not only tilled the vast inclaeure called the
Pomona Gardena to repletion, but supplied material
for two monster gathering. besides, and numbered in
the aggregate something like 150,000 persons. The
principal ineetkg to place in the Pomona Palace,
where Lod Ha tingtou and Mr. Bright delivered
speeches, and which was crammed with an enthusias-
tic audience.
_

Lonl Haag:MTV( said that an appeal had been
made to the,. to confess that the foreign policy of the
Government was right in the m dn. undei the throat
of an appeal to thr- constituencies. But if the WA-
Ftituencies rejected that appeal, curl if the verdict of
the country was against Ministers at he next oleo ion,
• great load would be r Mel from the Liberal leaders.
After comparing the state of affairs now with what it
was when the Liberals were in lower, the noble lord
said they were taunted with tho diviaion in their
party, but the Con aervative party was also divirled on
the question of Fres Trade and education. He
thought that when Lancashire was appealed to it
would be found prepared for the struggle.
Mr. BRIGHT, who was received with repeated "tit-
bursts of cheering, said they had reason to believe
that the Government did not wish for • direr anion,
because they feared the result of an appeal to the
country. At considerable length be contrasted the
extent of oar commercial intercourse before and . fter
the adoption of Free Trade principle.., and then com-
pared the achievements of the Gladatone Government
with those of the present Administration- He pointed
out that Mr. Gla&tone was hampered with an adverse
majority in the Hotel of Lords, whereas Lord
Beacon fled had large n ajorits in both Houses. Yet
In the five years of his power Mr. Gladstone aboliaheil
the Irish Church and pur.rbase in the army, reformed
the system of land tenure in Ireland, founded •
national system of elementary education, passed the
Ballot Act, paid &Matteis to economy in eaery
department, and left England at peace with all the
world. The present Government had done very little
In the way of legislation at home, while it had
entangled ua in broil, abroad. The Government had
done all sorts of things without submitting them to
the House of Comm. as, and lard year were within an
inch of war with Russia. Their policy might lend
seeming glory to the Crown, and might give scope for
promotion and patronage to a favoured class. but to
the people of Ragland it meant expenditure of b cod
and of treasure, increasing debt and taxes, and risk of
warn every part of the globe. "how were the
mighty fallen," he exclaimed in closing, and whence
this ruin ?" Whelan and justice were scorned, and
Ignorance, peados), and vainglory now directed and
wielded power.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

WINTEHBORNE WHITEOHIIB.CH

J. r. M. PLITI,ILL, Esq., has remitted alter the rate
of twenty lire per cent on all the allotment renta on
his e•tate.

-
ACO MOM —On Thursday, an Mr. Joseph Rogers,
R.N., was walking in the allotments, hi. foot slipped
and he f. II down ;it MAP at first feared the gallant 11
tar ha 'woken his leg, but on examining it, it was
found to be a 100 l Sprain, which c aped him great
pain, it being the same leg he bad broken some year.
M 0 whilst at sea. Bo has ploughed the mighty
deep for 42 yea and is now in receipt of 114.. 41. a
weal penaiiio, sail he. been for some years, for the
valits'ile service he has rendered to his country.
H ARVIRT 111 AIIIIRGIVIAO. —On TUdeday last, the
animal harvest thnukegiving oat helil in the chur:h.
The .r ,?or. and lessons were read by the Vicar, and
the sermon was preached by the Rev. It. Barber. lb.
service wa, full choral, and the anthem " 0 taste and
pee." The c 11. ction was in behalf of the Home
bliaeione. bliss lamb Fowler presided at the organ.
N.A.I .U.—Mr. Pike, the district secretary, gave
en address here on Friday loot. lie attributed the
depression of trsile and agriculture to etk, present
Peril iment..and advised the men that were in the union
r.. keep t it. as ultim tely they might dories benefit
from it; but under the present circumstances it was
act,ia,ble far them to accept the terms offered by
their employers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

SECURITY IN CREDITING.

Not only to Protect bat to Prostate Trade, and to bring
good WWI together.
-
EttaMitbod 1860.

FLIN T AND 00'6
nitiTtsit AND FOREIGN
COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.

Hun Orricen—Chearside, London, $O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

CHUROEI OF ENGLAY ID TEMPERANCE
SOUL V. ry.

A nieeting was held on Moudor (t 1411 g Al'Won
1101 l of cl rgyinen and other eupoortere of tills Church
of England Temperance Society (Salisbury Diocesan
branch), to form • toed council for the Arclidesconry
of Durert, the archde.tronrice of Sarum and Wlt
having already appointed chairmen and bun. elm.
There the archdeacons were chairmen; but Arch-
deacon :Sanctuary has not seen his way clear to take
the • fine, nor hal l.ord Eldon, who is on th•
Council of the Parent Society. Am ingst those
preeei.t were General Maclean (in the chair).
Reg, W. Kul* (it. Peter'. Dorchester), Dr.
Lush, Colonel Oldfield. Rev. M. Monkey (Maiden
Newton), Rev. A. O. Wilkins (ilattistook), Hee. It.
C. Marriot (West Compt ei). Rev. W. 3. Shutide-
worth (holy Trinity, Weymouth), and Rev. W.
Johnstone (Forston).
In the Wimborne part of the archdeaconry three
clergymen Ana three laymen had been appoioted.
Rev. IL Haeltv nominated Rev. Canon Banks'
as chairman.
General MacLaag said Canon Banks, was quite
I willing to act as riot-chairman if the chairmanship
was filleditip.
' Colonel °Lorin° remarked there was no vies
1 chairman according to the constitution, why not
appoint Canon Bankes
I Um A. D. WILXIMIS was in favour of appointing a
I layman chairman, in order to prevent the idea of tois
being entirely • clergysoon'e society.
Canon HISSED) was appointed chairmen, nese dia.
. .

-- • -
Dr. Losti proposal tbSt General ManLe's-nand Dee.
L. Gankey be boo. secretaries for Derect.
:4••ooncle1 by Rae. T. KNIPE, and C.irried.
' '

'rho commitre were then eiweigted,

The following are the monmittae, ball of whom here
been previously a:pointed in the east of the county.—
Rev, E. Skate, E. F. 'rrotinan, and F. GoL
Oldfi ild, blears. R. ~rovim, and Vosper Thomas ;
Bess. E. J. L. B. llanslowe, J. Stephenson, and T.
W. Knipe; and Dr. Luai, 11. B. hilitileton, Esq.,
slid far. J. B. Dune. The latter half were appointed
on Monday afternoon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

WOOL.

On Thuraday evening hat Mr. and Mrs. Dent
111 rived here, after their wedding trip, on th.ir way to
the Home Farm, East Lulworth. The inhabitants
turned out and gave them a booty rec.ption, the
chuich bell. rang merry peala, and the Woad Brae*
Band did their share to make the evenin; a j you
one. The village blacksmith, with his heavy gun.,
fired salute after salute, until the peaceful inhabi-
tanta of the lati4lab turing villages must have thou,ht
tom the enemy was landing. There Mae 11 lack id
refreshments at the Beer iCti. an lit is hoped that
the good wialha of all for the ha,tpy couple will be
realised by them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

BOURNINOUTH.

THZ LATI CRAIG' Of FALSE PRZTINCEL—At lb.
Qu .rter Sessions on Tuesday, W. H. H.
Davis., 25, blaciumith nu indicted for obtaining.
suit iif clothes from John Pottle, clothier, B
mouth, on the 20th f reptrmber.—H. was found
guilty and aeutenced to four usonths' imprisonment,
with bard labour.
TRIC.FLPB. —Henri asks wee charged with having.
tre • pearod na the let Ozts her, on certain landau Warren,
the property of Jir George fdeyrick, in the occupation of
Charles Reeks, in search of conies. A warrant bad
been inners in this case. —Defendant was fined 10e. 64.
and costa, 136.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28

TZUPLZOOXBZ.

ROBBKRIDI AT THI RAILWAT STATION.—At the
Magistrates' Clerk's office at Wincanton on Wednew•
day, 7 /tonne Oible, Joke ...milk, and John Warne,
lately in the employ of the London and South-Western
and Somerset and 'Dorset Joint Railway Companies,
at Templecombe, as clearing.houm servants, were
charged In custody with having stolen six bottles of
wine from a hamper whilst in transit from Poole to
Million). Port on the nignt of the sth of September
last. —The ends were covered over with a tarpaulin,
arrived at Templecombe railway station about 11.13
on the night of the sth September, and remained there
till 8.30 on the morning of the 6th. The truck was
taken on to Milborne Port the next day, and the
parcel duly delivered.—Mrs. Andrews, wife of the
landlord of the King's Head Inn, Mfiborne Port,
received the hamper of wine, but did not unpack it
until the following Monday. She then made the
discovery that there were half-a-dozen bottles short.—
John Lilley, on Sunday, went nutting in company with
the prisoners Smith and Warren. Smith produced a
bottle of wine from his pocket, and, after taking out
the cork with his pocket-knife, he drunk some of it,
and then handed the bottle to the others, who both drank
from it. They afterwards went into Mr. Vicker's
for the puriwws of picking nuts. The rain came on;
and they sought shelter under an oak tree in the field,
where they eat down. After they had been there a
few minutes Smith said, "We will now finish the
wine," and produced the bottle, and they all drank
from it. When it waa empty Smith broke the bottle
and threw it into a ditch. —Sent for trial to the Amt.:ea
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-04

BRIDPORT.

Lattaics. —A. large number of persons assembled at lb.
Herbour on Saturday morning to witness the Luhrta ds
splendid three-mast brigantine. Ex.eily at liallase
seven as she commenced to glide into her native demist
she was christened Madrid by Mr, !Mona" d
Symmulabury. The tide was excetitirnelly litab, Lane
requence thing went well, and a. the eroefil
entered the basin bee floe constructron and twit wag
qualities were seen to advantage She is 'oared a tel
specimen of marine architecture, and j, hutch...el by
Meson. Job, Bros., of Liverpool, and intended fur tbet
Newfoundlead trod., aad will Acidly 'inherit for tart
colony, laden with goods of St iiport manufacture The
Is the seventh vessel purchased ot Mr. C a by that 11.1
all of which reflect upon him, as Lbtir orients Sal
builder, the highest credit
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-04

BtrOXLAND NEWTON
LARGE SALE OF STOCK.

An important sale of stock and implements, thi
property of Messrs. R. and G. William., dieolviag
partnersolp, was held at Brockhatopton Farm, Back
land Newton, on Tuesday last, by our oldestabiiehel
auctioneer, Mr. T. &nor. A large and infiesatel
company was present, and to them was offend II
exceptionally important lot of dairy cows, of lame
and good quality, the greater part being Shorthorns.
Although the prices from the cows were not except
ionally high, it must be borne in mind that some of
them had been already good friends to the daiFylom
The young stock was very promising, Moon•
Williams having paid great attention to their raked*
sad being always noted for using good bulls. A lap
, quantity of implements were all add at fair prima
Cows and Paves made from £l7 to £2l each, to°
inoall from £l6 10e. to £l9; bellers which had Wien
calf and were incalf again fetched fr .m 15M- Is I"
each • two-year-old Inca' heifers from £27 10'teal
per pair; yearling heifers from £l4 to £l6 10t psl
pair; yearling steers from £l4 51. to 215 10r. ad
two-year-old steers £2B per pair; barrettes' from 2/1
to E.'.o 10s. per pair.
A capital Itfticti•on was provided in the barx "kb
bad been tastefully decorated by the Mime
Williams and friends.
• BILISTOL
EILTINSITZ ROBBERT OF MONET. On"
extensive robbery of money took place on it, frt.
a Kean. Tanner, wholesale stationery
They had drawn from the bank IV is hard rah for._,
Erfrsof Paring their employee.. The rash 1,0
esether bag and locked in the office Immure lot `L.!
the time came for paying the men the mow
Information of the robbery oSI 'Oren to the ".."
no trace of the thief has ben found.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-04

TEE 111A/LBOUII 1.1011111.

Clouncilhr R. P. Pei Lrora, who woe unable to attend,
wrote ..kg .he Trustees tr plan • green light neer the
Portsmouth Roy fon. on thri East Quay, and another
green lisht at the end of the Beflast Qrrig, to facilitate
nairigation Jo tbe harbour. Toe opinion was expressed,
that the lights would only benefit pert MA vitt ti sod
from Brants" sod that the innabltanta of that Island,
which le not part of the borou4h, ought to pep for the
lamps.

PIOPOSZD LIOITROVII IsgAl /Wafter..
Ilse Tows Ctunu read the folloiving letter :
" Lonsfiest,
" Monday Evening.
'Dear Mr. Weatern,-0. the 25th January, 1875, the
Wild Wave went on shorn on Pavenl Lodge, and her mew
were with the utmost diflculty rammed by manna of the
lif•boat I took advantarre of the circumstance to
memorialise the Board of Trade to have a lighthouse
erected on Durlston Heal, baking up my applicaune by
ventilating the subject at the came time la tbe Timm
newspaper. In a abort time the latter was made the
vehicle of an announcers's-a that my request would be
complied with. At that tame Kr. Bentiock was coansctart
with that department of the Government, and I took good
care to endeavour to enlist M. co-operation in the good
and nooessary work. It eras at some period In lb. rummer
of 1875 that • tailed oommiamon from the Board of Trade
sad the Trinity House CotTeretielt e,ere tent down to
select • site. They did en, approving of Anvil Point, to
the west of Durtsaton Head and Till, Whoa, on account
of its oonamanding a wider sloop down chnimel. It would
have proved • capital point, to doubt, for • leading and
generally awful channel Ugh:, but from that time to the
present no further stars have been taken to get on with
ths building. Owing to thsgrounding of tho American
trigate Constitution, and Vas Norwegian ship Anne
Margarita, in that looality jest recently, the amtantion of
the Government has acids Men called to its unfulfilled
work. The plea out forth at present is that the funds of
the Mercantile Marine Deparimant are very low, and that
for the present no new grooms can be undertaken. If
C sporation of Pude can ixert • littis pressure (not on
local but on general grounds, though, of coarse. the
locality woad I ooutiniaously benefit), I think inch an
'scum as the want of funds on the part of the Govern-
ment would be quickly swept away.
"ISM, nay deer sir,
"Your obedient servant,
" Rom HELM.
"W. N. Western, In., Mayor of Poole."
Councillor Dootiata odd in sll probability thu vessels
would not have at andrd bad there to-rin • 11rhthouse at
the point named, and proposed " That the Trust.e
strongly memorinlise the Trinity Brethren to carry out the
work at mos."

"iis—pre—pc:lition uII monad by Councillor Bomar.
sad earned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-04

WAS Illiii3L

AmmanOW —On Friday. before Mr. F. Fdliter, Thomas
Italls eras charged witia uttering and putting off • counter.
felt colo.-04ortte 0 -chrird, an innkeeper. of Weet.otraet,
said prisoner came into his hon.. between wren and algid
on the evening of Sunday. the ledt, and asked if he could
give him two balrsovereigse for • sovereign. nil. he
did, and received to. coin produced. Ac hie eyesight wee
not very sharp, be did not know it was bad. H• pet it
with *ewe sovereijrna He gave the coin to P.C.
Butler, at An., on the Crib —Henry J. Hamill. an
keeper in N Irtb-rtrett. said •hout 7 p.m. on the same
day prisoner came to his house and wired for an ounce of
tobacco, and tendered ibe coin produced, stating it was •
eovereign. Wittier told him it was a bad coin, and
warned prisoner not to try to pm it anywhere else; he
niade two scratches on it sob, sag sure about to. ado.
Prisoner said he had been working for L id 8 don, and
Luke prince, to. foreman, gave hint the Coin for a
sovereign as his wages.- P.O. Butler proved apprehending
tli• prisoner between Wool and Lole-ortb, and erixn
charged he meld he knew he did it. He Picked the coin
up ; Alec, said he did not take any node* of what Herten
said.-11, EL 0. Permit/sr, jeweller, said the coin was •
ciunterfeit. H. should think it was made of brass and
Loc. From it. appearence than had been a gilding
OD it —Prisoner said if Mr. Orchard would give him time
to pay back the money be would do so, and pay so much
every Saturday.—Committed for triaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-04

XOl3, ETON.

Tee LAU MR. FRAMIT"Iee remains were removed
from Bah to Moret non Saturday last. The tonere'
took place on Tuesday morning, at Moreton, in the
presence of • numerous assemblage of parishioners
and where. The cortege left M 'retool House about
12 o'clock, the chief orournerd being the Rev. H. C.
Frampton (Rector of Moreton, awl brother of
deceased), Mr. It. l'. Fetheretonhau.ih (eon-in-law).
and his two eons, the Rev. Mr. Freeman ( Aff puddle).
Mr. 0. Grant, and Mr. Blencowe. The whole of the
tenants were present, together with a number of
private friend., these including the Rev. E. P.
Carob Ilge, Mr. J. Crane, Mr. D. Symonds, Mr. H
('ockeram, Mr. T. Growler (Dorche-ter), Mr. A. B.
rower, the Rev. W. C. Collin,on (Rector of Wood.
ford). together with the servants at the house and the
emptote. rot the estate. 'Abe Rev. G. L Noah (Vol.
puddle) ofliorated, the service being conducted In a
very itn.rressive manner. The remains were depoei-ed
in the family vault. 19 the parish church. The coffin,
which wa• of polished oak, with marl.' brass fittings,
bore • number of beautiful wreaths, which were
placed there by losing heads The funeral arrange.
mints were conducted in the most satisfactory manner
by Motors. Bascom* the well-known undertakers,
of Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-04

QUAY rausrixi• lIKETING.

A meeting of the Trustee. of the Quays woe held on
Saturday. the Karar la the chair aad the members
present were the NAM as Cl lb. Council media&

Tbia Town Cumin rood two letters thet nod boon novivod
by Counolloe L.Medale from Wear.. Prie.tman, Bros., of
the Hoadenoma Foundry. Hull, who wonted to hire.
hopper drodeer for two or three moothe to week In deep
water off tho watt of Ireland, and imbed to know
whether the Tru,does would let theirs, and If ao on what
Want

_
Dirgrosou alao read a !otter that had been reeelved
by Kr. Dogdale from Kamm. Bell and Co.. the engineers
who supplied ih dredger...l.BM* the Trustees as to what
they ought to charge for the use.
Kr. DUODaLi mid the dredger wag now lald op for •
time. and he thought he ought to bring the matMr before
Lb. Trtmfow as there might be. chinos of its eanging
LSO or t3OO. during the next few roqntha
Upon the proposal of Cmincillor Cuing, wmonded by
Cosumillog Mum, the Trellises authorised the Meyer and
Mr. Durdalo to les the dredger for not more than three
months at termg fa be agreed upon by them
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-04

WAABEAM.

NEWLY Ittatmaza CHAP= —Th• official London
Gazdte, of Friday last, notifies amongst others, that
Wutl•Yult ChaPol, IR Langton Matravers, in the
Wareham district, betoga building certified according
to law, am splice of rsllg4,n. worship, was on the 11th
of February, duly r.ghtsrsd for the purpose of
solemnizing marriages therein. This was done just
In time to enable • mari Sage by license, which was
lately solemnized therein by the Rev. John Clegg,
Wesley.. minister, of two respectable inhabitants of
Lengtoe Illatravere,
KINGSTON NATILAVISS.

One of the great greets,' the year came off on Thurs-
day, February 20tb. The exporters of the inhabitants
was Jostled& A room crowded ti overflowing Proved
how high was that feeling, and the tlandils which greeted
the performers expresoW folly Me sail 'faction. Tbe
concert was la aid of the Chan and Genteel Indian
Mission, and opened with • plum duet, " Qui Vivo"
Gallop, pleasantly perforated by Lady Eldon and Miss
Tried; Glee—'• Who will err the Downs' —thls and other
glees all of which went enil, were accompanied by Mrs.
fipencor Smith. &mg, " Whom'.,7oa Walk" by the goy.
Stowell Nash. The Trio " &mg Arthur's Serving Men"
by Megan. Hooper, Tstchel, and Waite neatest a hearty
ga5,,.,.. dui Mae. B tenet's amp. "Won't you tell me
why, &AM," Glee, "RI, Knight. Bir Knight" wee
followed by the song of the evening "Black-eyed Susan"
by Mr. W. Vyth who responded- with " Moline and
Crumpet. for Tea." (Hon " Aldiiertratiphoesmateraie
quite representstive a the labour at gator up Kingston
Mil —the readtag of that 'omit y enophanious word, no
wonder the Om wel encored. Sae& "Tb. Little Match
Gui" by the Rev. & Spencer /MUM. Tbe duet. "Silver
llocsalislie by Mn, Beasett and Miss limes was very
tastefully rendered, and onowri, N 17 on tes, pro.
gramme a Irawahn Catch. " Heigh I Rol Hum," was
'swedes bet somniferous In its diet, it waa capitally
rendered and woks as all up—unite • magical pun. The
& & Smith next moo& " Sily's Reason' deserved
the swore it reesirerl. But the triampb of the conceit
ins Cato\ —lll. %kW..

"Soya Demon to °like. I llos to yoor smiles.
Your province alone all my sorruw bruins's I
Says Chloe to Dawn. "Tis true though in rhjms,
You live very cheap at this very dear time.'
How happy some of us poor married peopio oould be if
dew Chloe always retained tor maska/ art The andiynoe
were now In • lively mood and rapturously moored. "The
Cuckoo' sod Kr. W. Vye's "Folly." The
mooed, closed with the part mug • Good Nribt.," and else
National Antliens, Use solo ot which wea sung by Mu
Goods:kW.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-04

THE JUDGES AND ASSIZES.

So the agitation of the Judges is raultlins, is to.
'Nem mem* to have been If their I.dships will cum
use for sup/meting such a thing,• bit of trades uninal/Is .1
the WA use of the renew. agitaticiii &omit four arias s
Year. J edges cannoL ho'dostetihis to air theirs tomcat
It would be undignified to ;emelt. It souid not la
etincette to woke to psperu Sot Vie theta to tbs shad
Jury afforded an egoallent opportunity for clitoloriad tie
wets of hose involved in tie. r•jsil delivery. moped
Juries were only too sled of • chahce to show Mir
importance, and to relieve the tedium of their mouty
perfunctory dutice, not to take the Init. k teasel.
we hare men from nearly every n.a.t.o ri 1./mm*4
an expreeelon of the opinion ol the gran I jury Mat 44
extra alias. is unuecemsry. and wasteful if tom sad
ripsaws The Lied (Lanc,llor, alter all. Ind hos to
own way, and, necessary or UlllieCOSlary, chum°, COKIT,
there must said be fur aider.. yea,. L ,rd Cars. aa
• muse of the block to the Law Courts; Omni', the
death of Judges Mules'. There have been see ra atifit's
illustrations of this lately. to which his lordship might
have invited attention. Every, hody, of course, symmikesi
with the person.' some' of judges, esp duly lunar
who li.ve been waiting two or three rears to Atha s
hearing.-1 (Weir.

iIIIORATION TO QUEEJOILA2IO.—The Irce t•tron Soottidl
Latoi-, to.s. C.tos•u L • eouteur, muted tram Gniu
rood ou 'h., 11.% wet. boood for Roekbatopt...r. dkad bed.
~43j married u.-n, marrird woman, 145 s,gle oto
72 •in 1•0031143, 16 ch.ldre.., .1. 9 ..99t., .•k r a te.l
u. X 4 um* equal to 966 • Wag orioltr. The mia...4 •
Mr., nod., tb., ear, 01 AL.. b..
0.84.1 l. .0 acting al 8•Irgo•m•S ipormooo•droL

A Rice BISHO-P Petircngs Tweirr.—Tb• Met/. d
Manchester presided on Friday night at • meeting MIA
the Exchange Hall, Illack)ium, whereat Profcrov. Levi
delivered • lecture on The Rate of Wages. His
Lordship pointed out that in many instances swam
resulted in loss or failure to secure the oiled soeght
The not king classes received annually I.4sodluatee, ad
they spent in drink and tobacco LIVO,OOOASt It ww he
convict on that one quarter of the money*, spent should
sake for beer and tobacco. He concluded by en NMI
to the work teg classes to practise thrifty helots.
Five.— RPfLiarro Fos 01 V•tddsn maxim -A
certain method of cure ha been disc,vered f.d Mis
dist...miner complaint by • physician, who is Jennies
that all sufferers may benefit from this providestid
diwaivery ; it is never known to fail, and will care the
most hopeless case after all other mesas hare been
tried. Full particulars will be sent by poet to ael
person free of charge. —Adirws Wuddatts, 10,
Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-04

lIWADIAGE.

INTIMATION boa bmanyriven by the Board of Trade
to the Corporation of rinity House,Nthat they will
sanction the necseesary extmodiittre for the erection of
a light-house on Anvil Point, near Swanage, in the
vicinity of which several wreck, have occurred. A
fight-house in this pottition would br of greet
advantage to vessels entering the Solent or making
fur Poole harbour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-04

SITZIRPTID MURDER AND 511 WIDE IN
BRISTOL

huge* occurred la Maki oa eaadm.
Ast tee o.lock, • dark out of omplorassat. named
glsolgtear. was walkiag through Doworstrolt
with • roam woman aimed Es* Triira
wide he drew • revolver aad dred two Muds at
has. Being traversed, he raa away and Parasol dowa
Uwe Gay -Limit, where he disslowrad it. ageiste o e
third barrel late kis ova mouth. aad NU deed bwolsally.
Kis laterals* vicisas, who is • barmaid at the Alhambra.
I. hrewlmood. escepad death In a way truly mentalism
Ths host balm which was alma' at its mem al Ohs
hos" street against ass SI it. stool ribs a Ur
and &said barmlos* aids. The woad bullet sit=
trader the right *boulder. sad haviag traversed the
outside of one of the ribs, made Its mit at the right side
without harass esand • Mageoses wound. The warder
or eat seems le have bees Premeditated. The MISS
inn ralioneed lovers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-04

for han.—P.li Tritium sold ON del-nasal 1.. d two doge
and p worried but One liosaus. 113 was Mei it., ..ne of
the Aoslu bleb wss a puppy, for Caplwin Hodder —P C.
&nee said be knew the dog lobe about eight months old.
—llifenduni sold it was only seven monibs old.—Tb•
find.: You dou't keep a reghillirol lb. I (ribs a d 0.., ail
yoll—Ddandsiii : Ob dear ite. (Lsughier).-71. Erna%
to P.C. Stone If.. wag bay. you Minim' the doe —P 0.
Sloes : Zrer slum it was b•mi, eirs.-11i • Bench: What
treed is it,— P.O. Stns: • hulloicir, sirg—Dsfendszt :
is • hulh-bitch. (Laughter). B —The unch raid this waa
other • rime rlisre, ilia puppy hr log about right moot'is
old, and. considering e accident and everything, they
would iri.• the defendant the bens& and dismiss is
• ism

SCHOOL SON lIIONSIit —John Ces, Upty, woo sommened
by the ft:hni I A t.tv 0,40 Ce GPlEltulti ••• for infecting to
vend his two vt.p-dilhiren, Geom. and Steals Orchard, to
Soloool. Mr. Weleford app aced ow the School Attendance
Committee. Defendant said the girl bad bad • breaking
not on her head which had mevented him sending her.
Sometimes he had sent her • ithout her penny when the
schoolmaster had given tar • good hiding and sent bze
back again. Mr. Welsford asked an att to
be made to which the bench amented.—THilisie
of Preston, was summoned for • similar offence. I:4 WU
be was a very tv-one man and wished to send hie chitt,eu
school, and for she future would try to see they went
more reSelerie. --Jaws Gilbert, essiletnern, Portland,
IlYna YUlulluOberl by the School Atten lance 0 Hognittoe, of
the Portland Locsi B ,aid, by 'waistline to send his
And Ii who'd. Mr. Howard •ppmred in his capacity of
clerk tithe Board and stated that it mony summonses
had been issued end the comintites put at defiance as to
the attendance of the children. that a Nw nem had been
singled nut to briagivefare the Basch that day, and Ilk- &Awl
that • fine of So. might be inflicted in each case. Tn Is was
done, but in the cam of James Gilbert ID adjournment
vow gon'eel with Nemec& to a certificate given Py Dr.
McLean 114 IA the child's health within &certain time.

TEXPZILLICIt &Cirri'. —A very pleasant evenins
was spent here on February 26th. About xis o'clock
a fair number of people sat do sit to a tea, which all
mewed to ell After the tea there was a public
smelting, when the hall WIN quite full. The meeting
being opened by singing and prayer, the chairman.
Mr. -H4mme't, c lied upon the speakers, Mr. Rislar
and Mr. M. &diem to address the meeting. Mr.
Etallam'e address being full of wit and humour, kept
the audience in roars of lau.zhter. Several recitations
were given by members of the band-of.hope, and were
very touch appreciated. At the close of the meeting
several pledges wine taken. May the good workers in
this good cause go en and pereavere.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-01-07

PORT lia !LAIL

A SLIGHT Murrsiu• —A man, clad in a snug overcoat,
put in an appestsoc• in this village the other *vetting
—or rather in the short hour of ens in the
and, having b d a long, slippery and difficult
end sot knowing whet, be was, viatarsd up to a
certain cottage and knocked at the door. Presently,
• head clad in • nightcap, was man at the window,
sad • voice enquired "who's there," The midnight
traveller replied that he wee deniroue of reaching
Prost a, but could not find his way, and • had the
god man of the house "Where he was I" "Why,
you are at Partake= r was hie reply. And there
for certain mood in the grim darkness, dose at band,
the pansh Mauch ; but the clods-face not being illu-
minated, sad the village not bung blessed with gas, be
o mid not tell what " the witcbiog hour of night" wee,
and on appealing to the worthy cottager on di no at
wee told "Ith .d just gone one." Mortified, Lind,
and not • little thirsty, the traveller turned his face
in the direction of where hie back bad been previondy,
and sow remembering
.w here be wee, he beto.k him
back again, for same distance along the roa I, when ha
took to the fields, ad cramming hedges and dithes
arrived at Preston about five o'clock in the morning,
when his dimonsolate wife was still anxiously waling
up for him. An explanation, of course, was demanded,
and that given wadi—that be came out of a certain
hostelry in Weymouth swat bait-past eight, having
had but two glares of "John Barleycorn,' and started
41, as be thought, along the road to Preston. He
however took the wrong turn—hence this midnight
visit to Portmeham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-01-07

Address by Rev. J. ATKINS.
Chairman : Rev. T. W. KNIPE.

FRI.D.I.T, January 10th.
PRAYLR :—For the blessing of the Spirit of
God to accompany evangelistic and missionary
labours, and render them fruitful to Christ;
for the turning of all Israel to the Lord; for
the growth and stability of the young Churches
gathered from heathen communities, for the
revival of Bible Christianity in Eastern Lands,
for the preaching of the Gospel among all
nations, and for "cheerful giving" on the
part of those who. so not themselves to this
work. Mat uvui , 19-20.; ROM., 21., 26;
Actr xi, 19-30; Mai. XXIV., 14; Pi/11Z IV.,

to-asz
Address by Rev. G. Mows.
Chairman: Rev. W. ALLEN.
SATURDAY' January 11th.
Paavia:—For those who preside over the
Churches 01 the Saints, and for all who are
called to preach and to teach; for the due
observance of the Lord's day; for the wise
guidance of biblical translators and critics;
for successful resistance to secularism and
infidelity; and for the divine blessing to
accompany and follow the General Conference
of Christians of various Nations to be held
this Tear in Switzerland. Eph. vi.; 18-I9;
lvm, 53-14; 2 nes. IL, 15-19.
Address by Rev. H. C. G. Idotn.E.
Chairman; M. Dzysrusu, Esq. 1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-01-07

L.

THE MAYOR'S TRIC‘T TO THE AGED
ma&

The Mayor of Dorchester (Mr. A. Pope) vary
kindly vs • treat in the Corn Exchange, last
W y amides, to • number of aged poor, and
the feast was snj god by about a hundred.
The number was examly 90, ?dr. Wood having only
oos empty chair out of the 100 he provided I. the ages
were frees BS to SO, and two were oilier than foorsoore.
Is order to witness the pleseure of the old folks, •
sensiderable number of the iehebitaate of Dorchester
win also invited.
The Mayor himself, acoompanied by Mn. Pope,
most genially prodded, sod among tUse
were :—Mr. Z. 8471/414 M.P., Mrs.
liinglime, Mr. G. J. G. Gregory. Mr. E. Burnett,
Rev. R. Jones Rabat.), Rev. H. Everett (Holy
Eiti), Everett, Rev. T. W. Kelps
atettlit,Re4.;. J. ft Walker, Ms. and Mn,
Buoy Lock
Mr. E. Pope. Mies Pope and Irked*, Mr. Robert
Davis and friends, Mr. and Mrs. H. Look and friends,
Rev. Jones and friends, Mr. T. Coombs, Mrs. Da
H0d.... Mies fledges, Mr. and Mrs.
Grabill. &a Mr. Seward undertook the getting-up
of the affair and a, quitted himself to the amisfaclton
of he worshipful host and hie
The good fare to which the orrtyesOple were treated
consisted of roast beef, lege -of mutton, mutton and
park pies. plum puddings, and plenty of beer, with
tea, bemd-and-butter and cake to follow, the latter
pert. being regarded with a kindly interiet by Mrs
Colonel Bingham, who found these viaude so useful in
entertaining the Dorset Militia for years past.
Alwr the (wok die old folks were most genially
oldreoied, among others, by Mr. W. B. &Team. who
feelingly alluded to the loss of the Quvrro's daughter,
and tbe worthy borough member loyally -.minded the
old folks the, ought to be proud of haring such a
Queen. Mr. Brynner acknowledged the great kiodness
of the Mayor in providing such • spread for the poor
The Mayor addreserl the guests, expressing the
great pismire he felt in eivi.ft the treat.
The Rev. H. Everett also addressed them in a genial
way. The Idad.hearted Rector, on behalf of the poor
people, expressed their thanks to the Mayor, and
especially to Mrs Pope, for their kindness.
The poor and their friends "kept it up" till about
half-peat seven, when they separated with three Mears
for the Mayor, whom we, m well as they, wish "A
Y Happy New ear.'
After the old people's feast, by the imams:gime of
the Mayor to Supt. Coward, rb• police twee of the
borough. consisting of the superintendent, Sergeant
Mitchell, Acting-Sergeant Carter_, and Ave wadable.,
had a capital spread, helpedby Mr. Curtis, Mr. Dyer,
Mr. Wood Mr. A. Cole, and other friends. Der
active and intelligent guardians of the pesos enjoyed
thermelves shout two boars and • half with the
greatest gratitude to our worthy Mayor.

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