The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-30 00:00:00

Luisa"? Futon.

A loriAsset Nerve, an elderly ma-;., who keeps the
Fountain Inn open on week date and shut on Sundays,
was summoned for assaulting Naomi Isabel Collins, •
ct dressed young married woman.—Mrs. Collins,
rwelisPo:ati rather interfered with her being distinctly
heard, told how NS. PM°, came to her house on the lah,
with • policeman, saying he was came to take account of
bar goods. She west out to 'peek to the policeman at the
door. when hr. Pearce took her round the walst, and
threw her beck again through the passage.—Mr. George
appeared for d.fendaat,—Flaintuff also stated in examinee
tin that she told Mx. Pearce be shouldn't take SCC.ltlet of
her goods unless he brought • lament, end the didn't
know why Mr. Pearce cams to her house, except that
they had riven notice to leave on April ebb. Her
husband had paid frit., on account of rent, and £33L 6d.,
had been since paid, the rent wee lit 6d., per week. Had
not removed goods during the night, or at anir other time;
nor had they sold aay goods in the house. Tweet% very
likely she resisted Mr. Para ; she wasn't strong enough
for that, but he pushed her several tints& beside, throwing
her in.—P.C. Abrahams mu tat, n to the habit by Mr.
Para, who afterwards told lara he wanted him to seise
goods ; but he had no warrant, and didn't know anything
Moat it till be got there. Mrs. Calla was coming out of
the door, when Mr. Taros took hold of her, and threw
her back. —Cross-examined : Would not like an• one to
take bold of his wife. am Kr. Pearce did Mrs. Collins.
Mr. Gang could not deny there was any assault, but
urged it was of • trivial nature. The defendant's husband
had only paid es. on account of rent up to April 16th, and
Mr. Pearce, bearing that good' had been sold out of the
house, and also inside went to lee about the condo; Mr.
George could not deny that Mr. Puna had no warrant,
or the &malt ; but the latter was so trivial that he asked
the Baal to disinise it —KraCollins: If it is dismissed
at this Court, I shall go to • higher power—The Bench
recalled P.C. Abrahams, who said defendant was not
ober when he committed the assault Defendant was
tan told he had no burliness at the bass, without •
warrant, and the Bench dna him gl 13a, including
coats, or one month in default.
The same defendant was then summoned for being
drunk on the highway—P.C. Abrahams saw hiss about
10 o'clock at night. at LaSten. quite tipsy; had seen him
previously, sad wanted Wm to go home but he refused.
—Cross examined by Kr. George . Defendant wee tipsy
when he asked witness to go to Kn. house
Mr. George admitted the alma, but sad defendant wee
not noisy or troublesome, and ale was the Brat time he
had been summoned —Pisa ss. and 7s, ousts. the Batch
hoping this would be the last time.
Abeam Aisne was next summoned for allowing
drunkenness on his licensed premises, the Fountain,
Portland.—P.C. Abraham, just after du o'clock, found
Hodder and Saw in the ham drank, on the leth.
Witness stopped the fighting, and mid than not to draw
any more beer.—Oroseexaminad : It was while whams
was standing at Minis door that he heard the motes at
the Fottetala When amine went to the boas, ...a
than to stop drawing bur. and they did as once.
was the fret ounce. Mr. Pearce shuts Ids hew
altamthsr on • Sunday ,
_end he was not meant wham
the Nag took place—Mr. Georg* said about kafasst
two Mr. Nara west to search for the pollrease
Abrahams, about Collins's &Fair, leaving wpm. is
the bones, and while be was away, the ageortases leek
at th. home. The men were there without kis
or carat,
_end hansediainly he west hook
and the goliosman told him, he Mopped the apply m
drink. The boas was entirely sland-on fleadurs, end,
looking at the abrader of the thaws, he sated the
Busch to ditintimed the comm.—limed Ma and costa—Mr.
George awl tut the conviction sided sot be andorea
on the usses, and the Bench conoested not to do so.

PORSIBIIB 1/511711=1 OM.
John Saw and Jag= !fedi= sammemed for
being drunk sad lighted on (the
poootoki tisk -Th ay admitted having =TM at
drink but net beim dromk. -P.C. Abraham& ea hoe it
found themffere juleiterive. -Ohms had baseenvicted
on • esamiers. when be deciered he'd knock it off
for Crtetoro.-..elm Nor said Stane woes great
trouble to the ogles. wits lea see brought hien up
thee they found Ids arnak.-liehler wee Rued k sad
oretordd. Stone, who had been ix times erwriouely
was neatened to pay ego aid mete. an.math herd Oboes.
gieherd gankA, a Poetised boy, wee matmened for being
drunk as the highway. on Alen la ad primitted the
cif wad he was 17, said explained that be was along
with in the queen and they kept an settee him to
driek..-Bapt Batty would not have eummesdlidth had
it not been for his disorderly behaviouv-ilmel is. and
de. coda -Defeedeat had no father, and his nether had
a familziookLeep. He was allowed a foriedgle la say, or
seven in didault.
Joke of Weymouth. drank ae April 9. admitted
the °urge. Two previous acavietima.-lined DO laded-
ing coda, or seven days. Paid.
18:11 1811011110-CASTIA MS/8M
Jaw Haas= summoned far allowing cattle to stray,
did not appler.-117. Haan. was for defendant.-P.O,
Townsend sew six cows struing between Wyk. Regis
aid poetised. on the 1411k_sed watched them from 11 to
one, tin be saw the hoe. The 110/Mail wen as either side
of the road, feeding, sad it wee on lipaday manila& jest
as the people were going to thunat. Did *et pet them in
the poaad.-airert. BOOIT said the mailable acted entirely
amordiag to hie orders, In wreathe the cows so ; but
when Hannay wesui= on a previous acomics, be
tried to :make the believe that the owe were I
"imply being driven ane field to smother, and as the
mutable Gould est preys Wm were them, any time, they I
were disposed to the that view, so be directed the con-
stable to watch them-Kr. Rune urged that a keeper
was in chose al the warm end there was aphid 5t
He called Samuel Humor.
_deteadames MO, 1/1182161;
fetched the cows from a led war the cliff at Old Oast*
and drove them to hie f stbee's field at Pump Bridge.
Had been cot of the ground hardly live missies when
he met the policeman, and at that time had
his band on one of their backs. The mennals„teto
wee, and • heifer, and • donkey, were driven
the dad& After be had drives the. to one field, be
drove them beck to milk. His Whet bad two ails and
a Said in Wyk*: the ours had been fed on hay aid grebe
all the winter, and were eager to pt • bite af cries-By
Kr. Symonds ._• Drove the cows to gerry Plot for • quarter
rd an Lour, sad thee back. WM* be had the cows in the
Said, the nail-cart wog past-By Kr. Betty: Had to mom •
brook twice ; but the water wee not At for them to drink.
-Hamm bad been thrice previously sesivisted. sad was
deed two flu • heed for eseli Waal. with outs,
0.-46. Amy end the impenleartest had •
sleet war al toed&
£8 EIL/1205555
Immo Jute was summoned for kaspieg his house open
at prohibited hours; but did not produce Ids licence, aid
woe warmed that he we. liable to a Ane of AlOm far ere
prc..luclag his licence. -P.C. Abraham proved the cue. He
went to the New Inn, Rastas, ow the lath, bowels 11
and 19 &talk roimPanY with P.H. BOOM and heard
taire
tko Inn,. emu in, aid found several people
ibooreadant standing at the bar, beer was there in
=aid Hr. J•ety being eeked about the ems, be
an
Iran tweak, Aimee' past eleven. Witmer bid
them to Lau, end the Vigle Pro& left, eo the booms was
deer. Om ai the mid -" Don't take aay added to
might."-By Nr. Emu : Was sere of the ; tits mos
were gad, mos drank -Mr. Hams aE the yam
we. sow but sot tor NU of liquors. J Isdeaig
time suss pones= ems a sad abed a
bons dud, sad the teas ilispid on ; but woo
after glow= realock.-Finei LI sad 00815, Wig 11111.

WA TSUI fail coot to met
Sfr. Jowl liallilsr. as, Joseph Ms,
inmail, MasiWMM. !imam 5i.... sad lalphaal=
sasuossed fat bull t • bourne derilliellsi
alarids=4=4llp Ahem kg" sa.,

Beer. Med 6. ear —A lle between the whole.
trawling err. —llr. Hodder, men., believed if there wr
&we dirt Weskit the 000ntron ark mar r
ret. the teakistrrea writ kre plenty of work.

POOLIL
goupproci Catiorn.—" The Lire Jane " (Buhr
maser drove 'shore on the Hook sand as she wee eater.
In this port on Thursday with • cargo of elate for Kr.
J. J. Horton. A partial of her cargo wee discharr.L:gto
a lighter. and sbe our off without any apparent
when the tide roes
Tim Hearoull LIMITS. —1 he harbour tights were tu-
rreted ors Thurery be Captain Weller and Captain
Nisbet, two of the eider brethren of Trinity Hour who
were acreepanied be the Hui of Caithness and Led
Jumbos Pref. The Porer Prd • visit to the Judge
AdvantsGreral of Hoerr at Brinker off which
island the Trinity boat "Galatea" was ring, lied the
=afterwards TIM OWN' to Poole in • miniature rrun e
which aooomosniod the hoot.
Orr UMW. —The organist of Wertminster Abbey,
Dr. Junes Torte, scoosananir by the Right Hon, G. A.
F. Cavenish.Bentinck M.P., for Whinhaven, and Mrs.
and Kra Berra, paid a visit to the Rector of Poole
(the Roy. J. A. Laver) on Thursday and gave • recite' cm
the organ of Si, Jarre Church. There "release present
Sir James end Lade
,Columboun, General and Lay
DOUAI& the Fri of Osithatess and Lord Joshua NUTT.
Dr. Torte played selootions from Handers and Had
compositions, and also, by desire, the "Deed Ranch in
Seel." He expressed his setiefaction with the organ,
which be cotuddered • splendid instrommt. Oar readers
will be pleased to hear that the organist of the church
(14. J. Smith) has coosected to give organ recitals during
the suminer wrath&
Hoerr Cu:a—The annual dinner of the members and
reirme of the Rowing Club was held at the Antelope
Hotel on Thursday evening, the Mayor (Kr. A Ralston)
in the chair, and the President of the Club (Kr. G. B. 1
Aldridee) in the deschair. There were dr present the ,
Rev. W. Agar (Unitarian), and Marrs. W. Mate (Sheriff).
F. H. 8 Styring (ex Sheriff). H. A. Lawton (cern.), :
Barden (treasurer). F. B. White (secretary), R. Aldridge,
F. II L. Budge. G. Harrison, C. T. Marston. F. Ventre. I
W. Stevenson (Bournemouth), K H. Waters, J. Durell,
R. Gilman. J. F. Street, C. Caine, IL Braman... W.
Hoskins, H. White, A. Killedge. F. Lesringdon, Judd,
'Madrid, C. White, A. Roger J. Charlton, and J.
Lisle', tr. Hon Curtis creed in his well.known good
etyla The loyal toast, having; been disposed of the
Chairman submitted that of the "Army. How, and
Reserve Fortes" with which he mottled the 101°°°' Hr.
Reginald Aldridge and Limitation Budge and Harrison.
—Mr. R. Aldridge (a late captain of the Dorset Militia).
said be we. an old soldier .1 14 years' standing, but he had
been obliged to resign his oremission. He had, however,
made the yeservatien that In the event of war he would
ioin his old reglinalwhielt had her coming out nobly,
as &hart tea men they volunteered for service, and
If called eat they make for thentralves • name In
this and Inters grerations.—Ligurnant Bodge (ith
DA.) add be loped they would have their camp at
Pardon* this yam Great difficulties had had to be
contended with. tor Or were almost removed. The
difficulty del hat been as to the drilling ground,
greatest
t bad he.. met be _Ng James Odquhoon, carers
of the Rose Corr who bed consented to their using his I
Park for drill. Mr. Hodson bed deo said that they might I
use the rod at Mr. JossaWs p.ttery for • camping
ground, and he (the on) hoped they would
I have a most ineemsfel camp. He was sure that
the Chairman would be anytkiug he could as Mayor, I
I and that the inhabiters would do all they could to give
I the volunteers • hearty welcome. Liar. Harrison (4th
DR V.) rid he most disclaim the martial erre of his I
frond Mr. Reglad Aldridge. Rio idea in beaming a
volunteer was one pro pad pure and elm*, for so long
r the enemy kept to the Black Sea be most not expect to
see his. (Kr. Harrisotth but should he ger come near old
Radar the volunteers sod Artillery would play him
✓ich • game as would completely paralyse him.—Tbe
toast of " The Bishops sad okra and Ministers of all
Dencritinatione was acknowledged by the Rev. W. Agar.
and that of " Poole Her Club" by dr captain, Kr.
Lawton. The health of the "President re next
and Kr. G. B. Aldridge, in responding, sal4 he was
to my the Club was in • proweroes stato He leo,
wouldhave • remake at the tines of the camp,
had lovers' boat moss at the Quay but they could hardly
be rid to have gone off with oda It was therefor
=l:ltaker • matte at tie sandebanks do:altslie first
Alloth Their merry to get sebscri god
to get the ofternerd le help them.—" The of the
Club" was replied to by the Mayor, "The Moyer, Sheriff,
art.Zorstion" by the Misyor sad Sheriff, "The
by Mr. W. Borden, "The Seezetere by Mr. Ir.
B. White: "Ilse Visitors" by Kr. W. Stevenson and Kr.
C. T. Merton; "The Poor Cricket Clair by Mr. G.
Harrison. the secretary; and "Thu Ladies" by Mr.
Hoskin& In the course of the evening Kr. Bodge seld.
Kr. Hudson had promised the use of the pier at Salters.
for the week in which the comp was to be held at
huitence. Kr. Budge rid he would beck four volunteers
of the Battalion to row against four members of the
Rowing Club, and the challenge was accepted by the
captain of the Club. Mr. W. Stevenson armoured his
intention of offering • prise of ZS la. for a rocs between
the Rowing Clubs of Bournemouth and Poole. The pro.
medlar were enlivened with erne good songs, and •
pleasant evening was spout.
&moo or Guarino'. —The Ant meeting of the newly-
'lour Board of Guardians was held on Thursday. and
wes attended by Meer. J. Hayman, G. Curtis, J. W.
Buckley, Z. B. Elliott, W. Meath., P. 1.1 Budge, G.
Goff, C. Fatersoo, J. Rawline. 83. Conway, D. BalLun.
and G. H. Geri re officio Guardian.) Upon the
=adon of Mr. Curb., Mr. Elliott was voted to the
pron's. Kr. Curtis proposed and Hr. Paterson
moored the reelection of Mr. Hayman as chairman
for the ensuing year, and this was carried unanimously.
Mr. Conway proposed Mr. Paterson as vioechairman for
the ensuing year, in the room of Mr. MMus who has
oared to be • moother of the Board, and this wee
seconded by Mr. Meru. Mr. Buckley proposed Mr.
Rawlins, se rice-chairman, and said he did not do ao out
of opposition to Mr. Peterson. but be thought it only
right to propose the DIMS of Mr. Amelia& He (Mr.
Rockier) had been a mealier of the Board for 12 or 14
years, and Kr. Rawlins had been on the Board much
longer than himself. M. Curtis mid this was Kr.
Rawlin's last year, but they booed to have Kr. Fannon
on the Board for many years to come. He therefor*
seconded Kr. Buckley'. proposition. Each candidate
received fire votes and the chairman gave his castiog
vote to Kr. Rawlins, who did not vote for himself,
whilst Mn. Paterson did. Mr. Hayman then took the
choir, and sail be was reminded of the flight of time, for
it seemed but yesterday that be was elected to the poet of
Chairman. He knew there were many members of the
beard who could better all the post, but, as it was the
choice of the board that he should be elected, he would
endeavour to the beet of his ability to preside over the
meetings of the guardians. He had to thank the members
generally for the kind counsel and advice they had
continually given him. Recently they had loot by death
a very old and valued guardian, from whom they had
rood. sound advice, and he was sure they all telt exceed-
ingly Derry at that loss. After mentioning that the
hoard had rent a note of condolence to Mrs. Slade in
this time of her bereavement, the Chairman said the
duties of the guardians were very much increasing, and,
especially as the rural authority they had a great deal to
do as regarded education and sanitary matters. There was,
however, the urban district and the Town Council,
who were a very industrious body, took a great deal off
their hand& The ought also to thank the roper
guardians for their greet kindness, whenever extra work
hod to be done, or anything arose which was too difficult
for the elected guardian to solve. During the past year
be wee sorry to say—for he wished that he could have
continual longer in rico —they had to superannuate their
Try vetoed relieving ricer. Kr. Hollings. In this case
the eleoffilate guardians did not neglect them but they
endeavoured to Wert the best officer they could find as
successor to Kr. Rolling& The new guardians were very
heartily waterer. It woe not treat to lose old faces;
still, with frith bleed and new treat and ideas, try
might be able Is sorry on the business of the Board math
more_'— Um in the olden times He hoped they
weer all week hiressedierly in carrying out the business
of the Board, doing their duty to the ratepayers on the
one hand and to those who received relief, on the other.
They were placed in a very &Nate position for they
could not draw • lir showing where they MIA ere and
where withhold relief. Kr. Belden Fleming could not
lay down a lay for each of them. He agreed with much
that Mr. Meru said the other day, but there we. moth
that he did not agree with. It must remain with
Individual guardians to look after themselves, yet no
doubt many donning core suffered on account of those
which were not graming. Lest year the Bard had been
dile to reduce the eraser relief by about .ClOO, and he
hoped that bed be.. der so as to put any family to
incormsionse, se& es the breaking 14, of Vied: Irmo&
wire, be therbt, would be wrong. He believed it was
Moor the iircangheoss of each ors had been seasebed
out by what be might all the satellites of the Board, who
pointed out the arse in which relief ouAt not to be
glom. Mr. Hamm then again thanked Kr Board f
reelering Ida =Chairman. —The dirks of committers
was ilemprosided with Kr. Patron leek the t= i 1(
the he. Kr. Slade on the Flares Oomodttee ;
pompom gag Conway were elected in the place of Kr.
Mines end the late Mr. Slade ma the Asessenter Ger
mitre; end Mr. Balla was elected to fill the
the School Atteadanar Committee, mord by th="
of
Kr. Blade

MURDEROUS Amu= BY A PRISONER ON
THE GOVERNOR OF THY BOROUGH GA.OL.

weerergag o(ooday) Robert Alter, • returned esuvici,
who is • primer la the Borough Gaol awaiting his trial
for robbiag • orelthoom to Blirlpstreet wee brought
before the Mayer (K. A. Belston) aad Yr. W. D.
Models chimed with unlawf ally ead aaUcoujy
wounding George Macleod Whitehall. the Governer of
the Gaol, with an irom poker sad fire shovel, and
haiku= grievous bodily harm, ow the previous Friday.
The enquiry was held in the infirmary at the geol. It
will be remembered that the primmer wee too in to take
his trial at the leak Borough Quarter fissalems on the charge
at housebreaking.

Mr. WildeWM dated that is Friday, shoat 10114
he weal te the intirmary with a mitten
sus sas adored lw the simpas fades pima
he astmed he remised • blow rai the
fed to the mstrad- Lae Plemer Wt. WaSiallglial=
{sweetish elm* ra swam blow ea sag
be meld "Oh. you undo what are yea about" He
wriggled with primmer and soooseded la dallied swim, the
primrose following dose after him. Is the esalre of the
dames he received madam blew Is She back of
se. heed frost Ma psks, arm madagel. He tried
to fades the iroa st bottom of the eadrcess. but
be then went ea to the dais
=lirlb. la sal shut it sad bald it. IPrigaser struck
it rum through • lam at it=tb big dowdard flet. sad
Us so doing cut Ms ens. west upstairs sad be
went away to cicee another deer. lle Ikea smut for the
=Prisoner was swellise his Malls, Waxy, sad had
in ths infirmary shoat 111 dem The persoa who bad
shaded him ss nurse had MS belle 10 &UM ma gam Dr. Baysk siss sasi eargesa, was mat far but he
was 001st boom, sad Mr. Lawton mate sad dressed his
wounds. He produced the clothes he wee wearing at the
time. May ware satimated with blood.)
Loot Meeks. 61111tbier at P.O. Reebs. add dis bad bus
daring in Me gaol daring the Blame of Kra Whltakell.
Ike beard • notes in the prison about hall= iinago:
Frklay, aad weat nprftlre and saw Mr.
Whitehall with • Piker or :=6l The
followed Mr. Whitehall, who shut the glom gas.. and
miaow pat his srm through • maize and sal Ids own
mum She beard the primmer two apetairs, sad west into
the gerdes. sad maid over the will to Ms. Lisispor ins
baker. to go for dr miss. 81111 this weal out a. the
wag I. isek for bola sal saw bar father. sad tea blar to
/Whammy where primer was sitting on $ dioal. with
Ide mos
P.C. lailletsdiZ Mr. Lock:nes biker fetched Um about hat. n Friday to go to the piol. He went at axe
sad resod the prisoner sitting on a stool in the Mammary
with Ide head bsmeAdown, bleeding sagest deal fror
a may mar cat. mat his daughtm for • doctor
teek • tawd and _IS lightly --nid

from
-i
Ater and
roun prissames
mai. -is—lan—NM to primes_ " Who's done eds.
AIWA r awl he mid. "I doe t knew.- He
most know; you've aot S very bed ett r end he
" Oh. 'tem. they." He mid " Who!". mid
answered 'The
.prisoners ; they've bean
about." He mid Which of there." and Worm
" I don't know." He &goaded hire is wen se
With. doctor mused. Hs sew the Nat
lying In the lirwpieso with Vele fresh as Wm% aad
and there wee a white hair es the The pima of the plate were on the Sosr. ead tie semi was strowed
with blood. silt thee lied bop • skagale. Ha traced the
blood dump the posse. ek eons the stem to the eau
door. When eel stamsded he reneved him to his 0.11. and he had bees in his dery ever skew
Prisoner not spoken to wane mhos about loirro'cloek cm Friday stemma sad lie bed repostedly pelted his varsrsig.
Afton Imisa. LIME. IL3.CULL sold

BIRTHS.
LNG IT, at Systercombe, the wife of Mr. T. Q fteundeto,
of • daughter.
April 19, at the Grove. Portland. the wife of Mr. A
Hancock, of a turin—er amid dater.
April 11, at &Oakland, the wife of Mr. J. Foot. at • ea.
Al MI, at the Police Statlem, Portland, the trite of P.C.
G. Hair, of a ion.
KARRIA(II7I
April 112. at Ronglites. Yr. F. Dame to Camelia,
daughter of Mr. Lbw' J 0,014
oxIR, at its Boys' fiehoolreend=beidakkgr. J. A
of the Wrier* Mese to Miss
Mee. dandier of Mr. Hoary lite, of Beoltirldire. Both
were formerly Ma teaches in the National &reds
g•G Rt, at the Co.ioal Moab, Warr.
Norfolk, by the Rm fcr . W. t.;bir of the brisk
the Rev. J. J. Northam of . Eihrolishir. to
Bare. ablest derider at Mr. William ank. Warm Norfolk.
April 93, at Triatty Meek Darahmoter, by the Rev. H.
P. Rear Joloaxo pee of the hem Mr. J. Benet.
of Evereliot, to sues mooed. Ann Matthews. of Pram
bor. Dorchester.
April U. at the Abbey Chnrali. Rharborse, by it. Rev.
W. H. Lyon, Vicar, Aleitseder D. Lotognonir of fiberbaree.
ece of the Rim J. Laspedr, L L.D . Aborts=rostadb.
only Burr vier daughter of Feral Stoicee.
April /0 ,_at the HIM Their Church, Dreher by
M
the Roo. Mary Moogott. rector. James Gerge Unyt
builder. of Dondeeter, to Louie& Isobel Edwards, 011
Godebning.
Apra ix at ea Kaye Mush, Wimbledon, by the Bev.
H. W Bajitthandin.icar, Albert Manley, to leas, cab dau4tehr ._ kr of Dorchester.
N. at Illie peed chunk Ithapwlek, by the Has.
and Rm. A- 0...„ _
_Drabs Mr. John Hareniett te KW Wes DT*botit of wreinok.
115. at the parish church, Terror Remstan. le the Rd. J. %Weed. Mr. George Hatoby, of Boum-
mouth, to KM Argils Chilstopher. of Poiret Esymera
The marriage et Übe Mary Cbcdnaoseer
of the Hon. sad Rev, Henry Pie tzatV
rector of A&eihrop sad honorary canon of Olougoste;
Cathedral, to (Mr Marrs Mordsunt, Barb, of Waite°
HaUdjavenridedike, Loeb place at on
W • The bride is a Moos of Lord Leigh.
DILATE&
April 17, at Tie Grove, IPortland, Sarah Ana the bebved wife of Mr. Thames Gritenhare.n•hy..
April 17, at Boossiso•or, Mr. Riehard S aced 74.
Ari el Hits. Alemedarterracs, VloMary, the
wife of
Roo
Josiah red SS norm
April* at te. Worsted, surviving hie father our • Mr. Thames egad 14
April It at away_ . . Philip elder van of late . Philkid* formerly Reser al Farnham. and Vicar of il ip
Slispwick ; deeply regretted : aged
n ars.
April 1.13, ouddedy. at the Catholic Presbytery, Dander
ter. the Very Rev. Cason O'Dwyer. Chaplain to at.
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age. R.I.P.
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