The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-16 00:00:00

to the dead, and by pledging themselves to the
principles of hies who still lives and reigns in
the bear aof an emancipated people." We are
delighted to find our Irish brethren "casting
the hopelessness of despair. and rising ao tie
their affiktioue but 111.abst millha pat* hai
returned to "the active duties o national
ettstente,” 'or for What oppressions they have
been suddenly emancipate& it puzzles us to
inquire! Tee procession on the occasion was
remarkable for its thoroughly Popish and
partisan character. but In nothing eras it so
remarkable m for the„entkes Olathe!), of the
respeetehle eblikr, both Proihstant and Catholic.
Of the Irldt metropolis. Dr. Leaky spoke of
O'Connell as "The man of Providence, and thet
was his name," and expressed his opinion that
the Romish bishops and priests of Ireland ought
to have been there, as they wets there, to con-
siderable numbers. Of comes they ought.
Wherever sedition is spoken Or Acted, Pato'
ecclesiastic" would be oft of their eletnent if
they were, not et the bottom of it. It mty be
meetioned that at Belfast, some Orangetuen
assembled in the evening of the day, and
marched through the streets . with fifes and
drums, beariog an effigy or O'Connell, which
they afrerilmith burned on a railway bridge, in
the presence of an immense aseemblage. This is,
however, only one of the results of the conni-
vanoe of Government at illegal papal demonstra-
tiot a
The Prince and the Princess of Wales have
beet' -the Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse
are still-the visitors of Her Majesty the Queen.
who is &spying the summer weather at her
marine renderce in the Isle of Wight. By the
younger members of the Royal Family the
amusements of the sea have been liberally
enjoyed. Her Majesty takes her departure for
Balmoral at the end o the present month. the
Prince and Prime's o Wales have already gone
to Scotland. It Is said that on their return
they intend paying • visit to the King of Den-
mark.
Lord Palmerigoe laid the foundation stone of
• new Egebange Hall at Bradford on Tuesday.
(he working men who had threatened to receive
him with silence cheered lustily' and they re-
ceived the gratifying assurance that the reception
they accorded to the noble lord was one of the
greatest pleasures of his lordship's life. The gay
and cheerful premier on this occasion vindicated
the policy of peace and free trade, and took the
opportunity to confidently inform his audience
that never were the various departments of the
administration more efficiently filled than at the
present time. Ho ventured to say, without fear
of contradiction. that "there never was a
government in which every department of the
state eras better filled than it has been by the
government which is now in power.' Ministers ,
may well be proud of their chief, seeing bow
readily all he touches wills his magic wand is I
converted into purest gold. Not only does he
deliver them from all condemnation, but be sings
teems in their praise such as no other mau in
the three kingdoms can sing. But then we all
know that Lord Palmerston is never in earnest.
He was born before SClrtteSiossa was thought to
be a virtue. In the days when he was young.
there was no "Social Science." Men eat, and I
drank, and married, and gave in marriage, and
no intellectual care troubled them. It is 1
different in the present day Take up a speech
of Mr. Glielstone's : you mty agree with it or
disagree with it, but yoe cannot help saying that
there ii a greet!' intensity which marks the mon
and marks his time. He is always recolviug
difficult problems, and so is the present age.
But Lord Palmerston is of an older and a light r
ram. He follows the wise old maxim of a
shrewd old banker, "Live, air, from day to day
and do not trouble yourself" I herefore. at.
though there are many of us wit!, whom he can
never be very popular-the depth of wham
natures he can never touch-still we all admire
his malty great and manly qualities. We like
him because he is likeahle Bye native gift seine
inen please other men, just ne other melt dis-
please them "Good fellows" are bore, out
made. Lord Palmerston was so bone Whom-
ever he goes he carries with him • happy
attraction which makes his friends more frieudly,
and prevents most opponents from displaying
their hostility. it was by • skilful use of these
natural advantages that he evaded the difficulty
with which he was threatened at Bradford.
The Wesleyan Conference, which has this year i
been held at Bradford, was brought to • close
on Saturday last. During the latter part of the
week extra sessions heel to be held, 'rising to
some delay caused by the difficulty experisuced
in making suitable appointments to certain cir
cnito Some valuable wen, mice as Dr. Jubilee's,
B. Frankton& B A., and J. Clislow, have been
taken from oertein work and appointed to cert ,in
offices; and in filling up their places with proper
men, many changes have been iuvolved and
some difficulty created. There was never,
perhaps, more difficulty felt than this year in
stationing miuistere More than once, during
the Conference, was debated the great ease with
which any minister Cho has belonged to the
Wesleyan body can find admission into the
Established Church. It would only be au
act of courtesy for authorities of the
Church of England to make inquiry about
any Wesleyan minister offering himself for
ordination front the President of the Con-
ference, or some other official, about his
reasons for leaving. In the vast mejority of
Paris is to be en file on the occasion of the such cases nothing of the kind is done; and the
visit of the King of Spain. Extensive prepare- consequence is that great damage is done to the
time are being made for the event. The pro- Established Church In the course of the
gramme includes a grand festival at Versailles, Nat year two n,„ have been ordained by
at which all the games are to appear in the Church of England bishops, one of whom
costume of Louis X (V.'s time, as a compliment resigned to prevent expulsion for iutempenume,
to the Bourbon dynasty, which, in the days of and the other was actually expelled twelve-
the Grand Monarch, extended its sway across months since for sacrilege. It is evident from
the Pyrenees, this, that no harm is done to Methodism by
The Coruritutionitel contains the extraordinary such acts, but that very serious harm indeed is
statement that, with a view to economising the done to the Established Church. Such tan-
public expenditure, the Copenhagen Government provoked insults as that offered by the Principal
has determined upon recalling M. 13ille. ths of St. Aidan's College, the 0011'6+m:toe did not
representative of Denmark at the British Court. think fit to notice, because it knew that they
and that the Danish interests here are to be came from a small party-a party for which the
hereafter entru ted to the care of ,he Minister Established Church cannot, in oummou justice, be
at Paris. The story seems improbable, and the held responsible. But there was a very general
economical excuse insufficient. The Slade re- Impression that it would conduce to the present
marks, with a touch of sarcasm, that If Denmark friendly feelings towards the establishment, if
has decided on envies/sing her diplomatic estab- inquiry were mode in all cases into the
liehment here, it must be because she is of antecedents of a minister who might leave the
opinion that a consul is more than sufficient to Wesleyan ministry, A minister observed in
keep up relations with a country that no longer I conference, during one of the discussions, that
mem to have • voice in continental politico. the Established Church was, indeed, a " refuge
The King of Denmark opened the Rigsdad on for distressed Methodist preachers." There was
the 6th instant, and the tone and dignified a strong determination, on the pert of the
sorrow of his address will awake a °Want of wesieyan conference. to avoid any antagonism
'empathy in many hearts. King Christian, in a to the Church of England. Mane attempts are,
straightforward manner, accepts his position of course, made from time to time to preyed
with fortitude, but with regret. The courage upon the c.a...e to join in the variosa
and endurance of his soldiers and sailors and political tensed« against the Church which
the sacrifices of he people, receive his warns Diameters enter on so frequently, and so bitterly.
acknowle'grc,nts, and he laments that notwith- Such attempts, however, have hitherto failed ;
attending those heroic manifestations of pat- and judging (roan the remelt temper of the
riotistu, • superior force has compelled hiiu to coulbrence, are likely (did to fail.
agree to the most humiliating concessions. Den- The Berlin correspondent of the Doily Tele-
mark, he says, truly has been deserted by all graph gives the following piece of information,
Europe, and perseverance in the war would onlY which we wi•uld recommend to the early arise-
have occasioited her greater misfortunes. He tutu of Father Newman, for insertion, if he thitk
looks to the future for brighter &aye fit, in • new edition of his apologia' -
The young King of Grottos has suomeded in "In Coleco+ the fete t lar • holy loom -Unless'
forming a new ministry under the presidency of arbn Gams os gr. et be 'dab, Jraus-ia ns Ir
Adteirsl Canaria, whose predecessor fell, It will Th f piluirmin., wooly B as uses'.
.I§lllr.llll,lng be stn eta, mid Isoansa at do. vs...vi-
be remembered, through his eapending puhlic goe. th. fa.... their
money without hawing
.first ontaLned a WOW of cuts in fr..at of Una holy 'knee Pre-ea motes oro.
the House. Theleseoii he receive(' was severe; and be. 14 moos is esetendy lo.letset to the p 1.4. kiwis
let Us hope it will be salutary *the new ministry, If a.lowong totar abs 1• to the
disleat
at all events, will not forget its responsibility to both.,_"!_lte_
,',.".:..an5;',ta...75h5tie171.4%,"/...th. heel
Parliament ; and whatever its policy may be, that sat bled varyg
will pursue that policy according to strict mu- hoes led meffen. to deny their senuitunersose anima
stitutional methods. for the oval skulls pmarrod at Mile.. but the Not, as
The insurrection in Poland having died out, very adapter who has tba of 'be tows at loar
the miserable work of punishing its agents and r by 'be cureesm-tau.e. shot ii;a* II
supporters has now commenced. M. Trangott,
mullesoeeumd. the .bitliful the more vbidly of tins
the supported head of the " Natioust Govern- Mack s.hted them • pl.. einem U.• sabots. sows*.
meat," along with four of his colleagues, Las onariod to have their totes isaatadwad is ist.ri" Is
been hanged at Warsaw, and die candidates for the aim they were whs. •il tree. thse Wee being.
Siberia are so numerous that it is sickening to inaHlawar,„,, atiellliti:s ashesS no-pg""1 they
01 the
=mut them. Alexander has surely, by this time, wutt - the venasbi.
three wortl4lll. we net told that • Moe was
or
lost that reputation for mildness and human't
Y mesa We Dumber Not rvorythunt. borrow r, 1 ant
which he once enjoyed. He has not chivalry sow/ tom say. is pies, &ad 'opals, at Wailes lodeed•
enough in his soul to he even magnanimous in the so ildb drum pre-.me so be sat oily &gaited
00Dritiatt. And Earl Russell cannot expostulate With the bishop solb.rkinfr us (ha Tti-send bar,
with him in his vindiotive..., or he might
bays a repetition of the answer he received so ti" 4 "i"g cn•
avoid eliu.ch airsattstr oh is a.* sansats ash bo
Re The "middle classes" here referred to seem
months ago-to mind his own beanie's.moss sensible of the Colnnians.
Whether Daniel O'Connell, the groat agitator, to be the e
Earl of Carlisle's health has
really did any good for Ireland in his day, is • The state of th
question whit* it would be unseemly at the t4Ddthentyt•ce.
oven nee to an anticipation of his resignation
Corns-
present time to discuss; but on which we have
a tolerably strong opinion of our ea n. The r son as to his probable
Vice-Royalty of Irelaltaa. d, and to a '
g ajn'T'llet speculation
the Duke of Devon•
hish people-at least some of them, however- aehre Feweiettu'rd Lord umiele:wene have been mentioned,
look upon hint as a patriot, and have amordingly
and rumour also points to Lord Vt'odekonse.
determined to erect a monument to his memory. The Dust., after reviewing the several uoblemen
Tim ceremony of laying the first stone took whom itis puesible to get to fill the oaks, asks
pima a few days ago. An address to the Load the oertimitt o nestam: why au it at all?'
Mayor of Dublin was read before the business l !cameos ;aurae] say
the day was proceeded with;and what sort a' I " Bat wban- 'Miele 'le thirtie.e. I. e difficult to 611,
document it was may be judged from the , er, rather, when the Haat preoe will no, sth ti, and
following sentence :--'• Casting of the hopeless-' when the real WM* of the lrialt.ollso is all dons by the
Dom of dopeir, the huh people to-day rise chief Socrotary, avasible snit ek mere and more.
above their auctions, and by their chomp War 10", PP the sitar Ti., EPA* wham meshy
sed sever
mpresentifivee, their delegated daPutialt at.'" meital ce presiedly mote as &mat, bass
, Naked for Ylarnoy, and an sot fled their ieserrsis
their myriad hosts, mem in this metropolis, a•Errion teemlb, want CR us. The hi-k, it Is tree,
thoir num to the sottyo *Ow of wish • - - 1.-
AAti(lailnatas4o% by ;win* gourd tarl• 4
Nes

BIRTHS.
4lijri4 5. at Ifeat-ale•et. Vrtaksls. lb.'ails of It' I
35subaa fleamelt3 ooafeedeaor, of • Dow.
Amami* It at Botith.atroek Dorlawstiff• *ffe ot
IL Au Gay, of a tdeeetia:sdrontr•
Amu& It, at Lam. Use wife of Edwin
A. Woith, Lig., of a doughtor.
Anent F, ot Oerm Abbse, the wife of Hr. Robin
Storm, iii eels, still-born.
MARRIAGES.
Ansa,' 4, at Loadlees, I/ Ups Mae. W. J. Williams,
Bomb, way doeghter 4 Mr. Bimmombs. to Mr. George
Ring, al Giveltraerer. Pools.
Ascot A, at AA *Write' Church, Dorchester. by the
Rae. T. P. Malhow, M.A., (brother of lbw bridevoom),
aroiebod by the Rte. C. T. Prortsr. tke Rev. Henry
&loud Ihakew, Chaplain to the Forces to Mil
Poulin', only daughter of George Deeentels, Eli , of
Ford. Daum.
August 8, at West Stsffold, hy tito Rev. Reginol.l
81:11 Mr. Waltbr Oiillottmot, of W-ymooth, to flibm
fteed.ll, of West *afford.
August 5, at All Bosh' "birch, (Anshan' place,
Loudoe, by the Hay. Joynra. of I. sore'. Cher. k.
Gravesend. Mr. R. lie.lop„ 10 Boson. eldest &motor uf
Mr. 0 Hail, of Woodford, Doreet.—No
August 15, at Coriatehurch. Yordingtem, Dorehoger,
by tho Raw. T A. Falkner, Sergeant It 8. G .rdiner,
Ho,
Royal Ho Artillery, to lane, only dstighter at Mr.
Heuer Calm, of Winfrith.
Ang-tut 11, at the paw,* church ef Ddhenhamp'on,
Dorset, by the it... Wdliam Ilirnry Hessen. wristed by
Use Bee. W. urthett, rector of the eati.b, Arthur
Orono, ?vetch son of Cons Gyde Heaven, EA.. a
*lsiah to Jan*, second daughter of John P. 'Nephew',
Esq., of Heliport.
Apollo. at the Weelepalt Chapel, Bberbornr,
the Bee. F. Beckley, kr. John Jetty, of Loughurton, I.
Mary, yenned daughter of the late Mr. B. Butt, of
AU restos, Dorset.
Locust 11, at St. Pete, Church, Bourremouth. he
the Itee. A. M. Bennett, Mr. Jearph Burton, to Min
virrhia Ainsworth, bells of Bournemouth.
most 4, at Bros Neey, by the it... E. Headland,
rector, Richard, wood son of Mr. John Boers, to
Jane, third daughter of Mr. John Otter, carpenter,
both of Broadway.

with the rest of our outtoeat, WI n.i4 nwichtlit it to
be a bet Wawa. The frith popajaiion to isot stiok
to lielaod ti. on, for it. Ti. Iris.' faCti egi
.k. up Vie r qderrels dig ippr. for IL. They dt
Ft.rebit_ dm! Wiwi. Or Sent them,li leis tOr
It. XS. 1114 gagi ober. den't adopMi t.,"•
pr. bat Ooverotd-nt of any other V..- bin..' for
; they doe't keep their proiniest the better far it
Ti.. filth prep-Wore do uot and Cagil,o4 HT,
so I.llbansl the MOM for it. 1.4. d it is impoltible to
atm. any islistautial relent for • PM ••14 wt"
iiss neither reason isor kohs 5 14 f IS is So'
only • Aeon. b. to Se7.-Atetit an Ii antion. A
onsentetion ai kblin ip pp; a aims intition at
St ihid.finttevi done 18, (be MAO •'•‘`'
begin* and ends there. If men of /rest ssetllll snA
consid.rwion II tl3. country i Maid b., indoor.' to leo.
ato yrsr• at Debbn. a ul g••,1 balm I sh•s besn•fit of
/vie money, thei ink rest •.d whatever goes •d h •
klh.l*, 'hat would be -o for a benefit t •
to I dead, nut MON arodsio4 silffieolty its 11 Mt I ,
the web, and fridand ha. I, tuank h vs if for a lams
share 'l2 the dltli,ul7. She 4.44 noviittp to instil, the
*Worn Of ths innilatioa, and a r. 4 ar.l to make it
ij.ul Us. 'Ti,. Ina) are poor, odt eery H 4111114 an I
much dlirded in their religious alleititine.'• • airm."
stints that a f wtanately weakens all the clip tie.
They want you:l.-body to do ihein good. Tim, most
i.llllll an idol. bat it must be ons -hat heart their
prayent, he r uareasonabL, Or Mal, bo linssined to
do so. The Tionthial fetiah, mach a. It. any respect
it ji this country, it la as very dumb idid thcra—psiut it,
and gild it, sad teed it, a d clothe it es we m`Y.- S.
the natives do out really rosinint it. So is it worth
1871"8 up? .0.1. if it he. f wires alike it it kept up
A ipir Dub in 'rad amen may ss.swer so they pleas- ;
bat we doubt if they will got ono trishaws in twenty
to, join thetas"

DORCHlCSl'ER.—Pirratett (..SiRS KAMER, Satur-
day, Almost 13. —Very tiara attendance, a,d trade Si
It dull. Wheat Is. per rin.rter cheaper- No
altair.tiou fa the If au of b whey and ows. 'Fiore wtre
elhihi ad • few rubbed-out samples of new wheat of
very Ins yo 'qty.
Tel HIATIXO AND VOXTILATIon Of 81. Page's
Cotlauti.—A vestry meeting we held in this charch on
rbdiuday, for the put. ose or considerate tin best meinu
to be adopted for cnor)i re one the .b:ve deehsble
ottlecra The chair wa, or-copied by the rector, and
those was • tolerable numb rot at blotter. pretenl.—
Mr. Illabs, one of the chdrthwardent, red the (Awe-
! ing report : as to hes-init.—To in ke use • f
! the prvrerit chamber, which will recittire deep.otng
about 15 inche I, and piecing 011.• of Gen.'''. stowed
hereio, end forming c,ld sir eatract-on due. form the
door of the tharch to the bottom of tiob elinmber with ,
non gratinjo to toe pairing. By this swami the sold alt
will b. liken f.ö n the door of the chnrab end pmred
..lf heated, UM shy keeping up a perfect steeds Itt,, Lb.
mote due to he of iron, corned under the peeing, rvitii
p. n irs grating, to the west end of the church, and
from thence, in moot were pipe. under Kr.m.d, to a
c i.ns.y to be created Ng rapt the G orge Ten prenraes ;
• con rly, in or let to cogent IwOltet irre.tila•tou 1 pro-
pane t hunt{ n•lnmilialw in tn. windows,
with si les of poor wi-e to each, to admit fre.h air
esthoui .ir a•ot to e.rry ..11 the foul air by aping
4 the well hole in the ringing d or tilt over pewee ed
by valves to prevent the dow war' ninon- of cold sir.
Teirtly, a. to 1-Witt-ph—The hart merh coo .diriee
is re pl to *aro- se on the eapitrls of the piers with •
sufficient number at jet-' eket two br.. i. rite tower,
one in the • nth ch mod aple. two .tabdards in the
bet el.an I one et the organ tot glit both ov.a. lot d
o oir To air.) oat the wh .le -1 which I cmooder w.II
o at 1.160 ; sod taint organ. £l2: the tshole
eq./anti:re to I:171." It was den died the alto oh should
be Verit,l4,l, lighted an-1 Mat d. and a eniumittee
area form d for the pip pore of eolleeting the necessary
(moth

DEATH&
Angu.t lb. at Dorehater. sopidealy, th• Ir:f. of Mr.
William Watson, formerly of the &mislay, lllab
Vital:Amt.

August 5, at the Dorset Coady Hospital from the
effects of a broken leg, George Mew*, an Old lihabitant
of Dorrkester, in the 81.1 th year tif his axe.
Angst 3, at Blasdfowl, Chalks Chseber, hawker,
aged 44 years.
Aligns% 8, at Blaedford, Maria, warted Mr. Frampton,
aoseb•budder, aged 72 years.
August 8, at Shompatone, (the result of an aecide•t).
Georg. Wipeout, • faithful, worthy. and much-respected
servaat of Mr. Jetties Cake, aged O.
August UN at Piddlatrenthidte, after a few boors'
Maws, liatinah, the blared w.f. of Mr. Jub Wien,
1064 " Ei•r4, deeply regretted by a large e.ral• of
Imelda 11.-s• end wee mum
August 4. at Nolte& near St. Halo. deeply regretted,
Charlotte, yeekorte beloved daughter of the late Hew.
Will ie.% John hiesteb, rector of H51A1t....011, Dorset,
aged 10.
ly, at Hued& Vail I, America H dgea
Burge. rldent ego of thy late Hr. W. Berg., of Wareham.
aged 57 years.
At the Police-ttation, Lyme, PC. L•Cmer. aged 23
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SOCTITT FOR PROMOTING CRIWITIANITT AWING TRII
JIIWN lamegice avers pr.-Imhof on hobo!' of this
&thirty. b. thv Rev J. II ildreh.ll, M t., rector .4
Claeton, dome so , on rlanoley, at Tr.n.ty Chureh in the
usernito, •1 West Rod to the alter- non, nut •t
iiiouleey in the evenolg. The Rev. E. H alland.
✓ot rof Browne y, elao preae..ll it Martiediooo In
c0..11111. The ounuel me, t eg. is C othecti 41 with
tne Sn.e7 * re et the ;omit, H nil, on Moud .7
Ti.. If erhod . one wed but maritilv atiemdeo. The
cheir ea. minis tor John Ple)er, E-cl . H.P.*he, is
slln ins to the small e said in would Live
•-era tu Iv redly's( if there had heeu 1 trot. timbre.
pelmet to have taken len in the p ot he
meeting. He, hewer, e, thought t •y mel not fe 1
dimogregml. au they knew how mny °the-
mil, they ha I updt the r thott, and that fr.
ems not (Mil cam of interedt in tiny li.iriety.
Ater envenom to .4her countries wh-re, if the.. ry
tool not entiolv to drtmlrevr, .5 ham to n tree- its
•.mo, iipoo the ortruod which it had taken up to said
e i., the cue • ti a• moot int•. eating wbbo
mom no.t .'aims they were teet h. a I +mate. then. h.,'
▪ fi grosi,d for clod* or I ert..i N toe who
reel hi. Bib • orb sem le and earneet demi.. to dor'
'he truth us uct fonh j,, it hy Disine Provnichos, cool!
d obi thet the future of the Jr we .1.1111 was 00- 1.1
11 • rrooti.e, glory, and pro-p one ceeld
denbt, b.th tuht, that that totem woe in. ini.t. ly n 0...
ected an.h t. at p ople being bnoig. t under Dim. e
P. ond nab to the r•rognl ion of our Lord m I Ita.t. r
Jeans C intuit sir promis. d Res 4.th ; and .f the Vote,
through the ioettum..n all. y to tubs duct to, or bet elm
up to that people the truth of the Gospel, and if
it the of this Society it could be disown that
lint •hoot emshipped sac ILO thou' Lon! sad
*aster, the weSt were soh lig ilia., iniei oohed's, y
look (or the Divine tdeming. After • few furt, or
observation.% he called noon the umeet.ry to read the
finencial statement. whisk baeing been done by
tee Rev. E. Ludt's.. tie Use. B. W. Peon
moved the Int resolution 'evolving the mho.
lion of the report and the montane-et .4 ogles s.
The deputation, the Rev. J. H. )lonhall, anal . •
bell-veil it wed the ripening of all It use who alto 4 d
fel oiona eleering , thot derios the Imt .e 1.30 resr• the e
I ad beam a to ,ealreeble tolling off in point al numb rs.
It wu the caoe with the Bible and Clan. oh kliobe.ry
9 Merits, an In eupirt of oho allelod to • meetmg
which had been h. Id et Hereford, where there ens even
smaller nemlor of ter-end pre.llC then at the premet
one. He b Invel the lam dare *ace now *stretchier,
sad that God woold eooe favour Zion Tile Sometv't
ohjee• wan to promote Chrialnoity amongst. the Jews.
The field of °permits, thi• bonny was twofold
orenely, the work amongst the JeW4 at home, and them
abroad. The work at 1•041111 was of • very limit.*
character, inanottch as they wore hot found
In great nowhere In &ohm& He anti led
to • Ire k -hien h a been ins od, in which it wa a U.
mated tb.• there •ere 25,000 J. es in England. 50000
of whom ,ive I in L udon, wlrlsr the other 5,000 resided
I. cruel mesa of the country. He dent. d that the
Jewiah people were • money-lone' people, but *cleat el
*h.% they were • m.o. -010i51 rum. He inn el
nil who wished to are the m chinery of the son sy
•heit i•Plitigig., Iktbt,al Urern, Lon.ion, sb.. n
Is •ith mkool *as es.•bli.hed, in which Jeeieh
children w c. taught the trutl aof Christ. He sail
that if this manila ad 000 Own mode for them they
moll have is -en %markt to bloo Ii OM the name .4
Jesus. In aoh .plal in theses ptece the moult had been
most Eh rl u.. Yore than 1,12.1C1 Jove bad been mooned
in that winos awl • gnat mane unconverted onea
stWarle I the chapel every Sundey. The great
digl.atliy whin', won anomie imed by Um &oh tr wad
what to do with countrod Jo-u; bec.um tiny were
seaweed by Ch. i t and. misty eneters would not allow
th an to wok in their service. and moue Ines soul I not
work with t..e.n. The per-summon which the Jews
mimed was tell/ great w d on eh ir h jig oonverted
%belt relative. went through s kind of fumes' earner.
Th. depet.ti .n then elled.d to tbe Wanderer'. H one
In I. orlon, ebrre Jews could he eat., from arrest,' n,
and ..to re they s-c.. to a comidenble event. at dm-
twaiel col fed. Trio pimps had been greatly bless'.
awl the Jews were bare 'laugh% 50 le en differed t trade*.
1i had been mfablished 11 year., eel daii..e tat t
5629 Jew• had ban ad nitod, out of which numb.,
275 hal ben b ptieed. 85 entered last year. out of who*
46w re hmtiesel. He newt I 'het siinthar Mona is..
mosill he es Wished in Amaterdont end other plains
on tie Con.leent,whieh I • contended, by Ged'ebles4a!,
would be erceluctive of tee greeted% lemelit.. la
elle& ir J. 131.11110 ahe Paid More was • Work going
on which they had reams to thank God fnr. although
there on. oondidenibl. oppueltoo• b. the labours .4 the
anenste. He inotmeed ororte lusts to which the rms.
Veneta of hi Jens wat brought about at toot i leak
sad remarked th.t there wm • guest *haling mod etir
mood* the Jew.. Tim Iseult .450 Teo, weal et .lld •
Waist" had h cry meet. Whelk It Ire eomeened
ill hamar. the Jew. did *4 hem what hrioian Pro-
tege middle nemat. Timy had h.•• aecnomoned on the
C ottnent toms Chrioianity mixed with ilelary, which
thee abhor/el, but the lawarty bail 'bows them
le..at tree Chtialanity wee, and there was WOW
a great desire for the Word of God. In sonde* n ilte
rev, getitlemast earnestly 0,64,4 for mapport. and mdt d
the useeteag to nem 'beep:a-seta. be theme of Go'.
'Or me Hint in w.teh over Ur Stem, eh.. woe how •
Hamer in Alsosstair.—The Rv. H. Bne.k. • I.lnme. d
csin: in . short up-tab, alter wircli the Ike. X
Loolow, ha- lied Mr. Myer for melding over the
I. elarls win bronchi to • glom to alumna the
dosol gene breoli--0 4, Soil: o"ounce-a
Tote A 1M1A..1.410M•L Isarrrerg. Tilt- .m '.y have
flootPfrA 2fit u .4 the Tools Council to lAA
their neat meeting in .le. to .5, awl 1.. nee ewer to
Md. eshieet the Atheneum My. Dorchester hoe
bees ceases a. the place t,r best year'd ....mt.,/ of the
Arebasoloreel oe,g7 good choice indeed, ng
thee %tiny of Dereet id dlemet virgin ground te the
m 4ern anttynary. It is muleramed the 'hi gut at
Ilchmeer • ill le the predd.nt the seer."
Tex W,111100.-1110 010404 of lb. ohoolooooo4o 161
far the out week is as follows

Mr ILAS

De-rebester

a I
41
a
, a
, 45
ISO 1

Clnwlv
Slight rain, cloady
7nto
Irmo
V..
Pine
Fin*
1862

111
84 II
If lifl
WOW

flat

NW
1
NW
NNW_ k W 1

Cloody
Cloudy, fair
Gloomy
ilfrnsaliag
Olnagar, Gas
116ty rain
&Mid ni rain

SW
WSW & wir
NW & W

.
• • ••••••••• ••••• •

p:ko gate were met by the rill band, who plays I tbent
ro Moir tilta 1.11116 A ler.o 5ai1(4.0,111 of P•rwas
aiisewevl their arrival. The m-n lo .Iwsl saw dine,
.41, eud dm bore,s appeeitul to be in timmlleot
sonilitiou ,
. froapinrog lilt fiCiforp—On flourlay evening the
P ni atraeheal ,•
tout mlitoprfate .e, non
at P.irilluir • Church, In atid O ihii deg stibutl of flit
' parish A IP+ v.: c illectom Ira.
eIIICIPT MAT'll —Os Wiclsr tic niters match
bet a, in the 11..r0. an I Ur K It Fazio rbert's +levil,
W vowdish) was played no the ground of the Kiogsto+
rk Club The lkfro. Club wont to the sump- first,
lins Peg-]n..Dighv.aid C.ob+inet man y persona
Illie Midi, d Bkiihs figures iit Itt, flret loulfhis. Ethel
0 wed tilib • sosro cf 66 Ihn 'this !dab th n Ilv. lit
tho eltow, Ithd .111aench Min 1..4114. ol 1..1r Wfigt•
was most do.tru :lee, throe or fur ..t Mr fish tn.'.4
mi n made • lorot drtorntined stan4. eul ihr inclng4
finish, dby ist•viing np . ecco• of 162. As sill b.s en
from the subjoin. I dela I+ of the g .tue, Mr. F.t.th rbert
1%1,41 U madi the highest some, coutiibuting 53
rune, lit the cent., of which • otn3 capital
Mks were neale, but he at last had to guocumb
in a well dearinal ball from Mr. Wrisht. Mr. S. '
gitgliorbe,i if ,i Add Aestpaillit torn +its -wu+ poi play,
• hen he ern uafertenerrly ruff out, but not un•il he
hit whhel 21 a. the mom, fly the h,li, of Mr G.
Andress it was further it3CIOSMiI hy 20 taus, it,iett 1.0
was brought to eitef by hating hie limb+ r. titivated
m fro a bill by Mr. firsoipl. In the 'beard tunings
11,. more reastued 107, but this Wag tuaddy
attributable to the playing of K. Troluak, Illiu
weds. • icon' of 42, con:pawl +Mu 1 of two's
awl threo'.. The wnk• le wore draws at half•
haat rill, (h., rime being des-fled by the Ant innings.
Mrs. Deno,cd toe Juucti.m Hotel, provid-d an etc -flout
oold millet:ma in her spacious marquee. 81114011104 6 the
firs.ns :
Cauca. . . - . .

Id Inninc. 2 ni Innings.
G. Trarthover, hB. Kempe ran mit • • - 4
Painter. run oot
Paramus. I. - - 12 h B a.ke • -
Wright, bA. Rooks- • • - 0 b Roadie • - - b
Be. r, run out
Ti.om is, b .1314. y • • •• It b be - • •42
Hou B. Higby„ b Ward • •11 b Ward • • • 9
Clarke, h Kooks, - •20
J. li..dboser. b Ward - • • 0 not oat • • • 2
Bywond., b Ward • • • • 0 run out • • - 0
Samos's, not out • - • • 4
Dyes I, wires 13 - • - -14 bB, wO,l b 2• 18

OS 102
MC E. Frrnintiswes Eursx.
E. big f. 11(t.a7.:i.V‘irrignt : :
Ward k!'7r.ll"viri ht - •10
..
E. it. Fi,s4nrhert, :Wright. • •53
8. 8 rtsberber, ran out - • • -21
A. W. 11..0kr, b Wright - • • . 1
EP. Bootle. b Throoss • • - - 2
e DiAby, b Wright • • • • 6
Andress, b I..r.onss • • - -26
Aldn ge, sot out
Byes 13, leg byes 7, wides 9, • • 1.0

162
13,1 IMAM 1118,1101111, Monday.-Before the Mayor ( J
E-q ,) U. Devonsh. and J. Emor, Fems
VAGRANCY. -Mule Cole IVO ',might up in custody
.bared with vagrancy.-P.O wee on doty us
the London-road. between three sod four on Studley
morales, whet. be lowed primnor asleep under one of
the trees. -In defence. she ad elm could not get any
!earliest. She had bees walking for five days,
having come from Aldereh d, with a odd pr,
whom she th tight would tre.t her will -In reoly to
the Weyer, 'he said if the Beech would forgive her
she would re urn to her frien•la at Sneed. A. the we
In 11l heath. ..di expreined Ii r willingnem to remain in
, prima for seven Amis. whilst her father wee ouin•
te mutroated with, as me hal no doubt Pe would some
et end remit her. She we. conpoittoi for that term. and
AM. sup.. P•itilter WAS instructed to ammoniate with her
ei, in fa her
with A PUBLICAN IT Tarmate --Jobe Rlandarner, of the
loud .y Cr iwn lou, woo auipmcio. 4 for selling beer ioutrary
The to th• provisions .1 hin tio use. -1.11 fondant did not
,o appear. sod the service of haosimea having h• en 'roved,
meld haw. Fe. Mitchell sold that on Sand .y week, at
:ger timbre. heliPmt 10, a. lie we. peatioe by d. fend oat'. h ois- he
ending. ot the bears hut milting in-ige. and the wiudo• oppoote the
n. cal not fe I barb ing open. he loos. din sad saw three men at toe
in ny who. her with a pint of liquor b -I--re them. which appeared
I, end that 1.. to lotem het. just drawn. One of the men tender. d
it, the 8,,,i0ty. rielepilant's imie • piece of silver. which .he tested,
wh-re, if di„ rem .r.ing that she Owlish' it w. ~,, good. Om of
tea.t 10 w tree, (ie (hi manov red that be a ph. dhe had 20 .1 them, when
bed t.k.„ up he maid .1.• that she am poe d it woe IS,OI. While**
who.. then -aid. " I h•ve sought pm now then," .he
1.. leotto,„. the... hot .5... it he wall cam in and have • stm of beer,
tI optiei n. N • one who which be de-,l tied. Atom a var.. rof an hour
e and earnot desii. to, Mot atterw.r is the men came from the hone., when 000
hy meow proem„,,,me, f them 1.14 thmt they lied Nit lot in to hays
the J.. 14 ipile wee 813- iif • lulopint olien eine, coins by. He load roman to
A prnidnty. M. ono meld b hen- that the home wa kept open on Sunday& am
th•t {oho.' mie inquiet. ly coo there wale lOW •ye • quoitity oil people neer it and
pl. being Moog t undo. Di,,,. looetior aboutfiem B ige.whow re Dearlyintoxi Med,
.eognl he of oar Lord •I Mem. r Lot 'molted persons no they passed by. Defendant
wwww.ii mrsdah walk, the sore, hoe nit be • once fin• d for mitnilar oleoce some years
awn anis in tide mad to, or hol ong 40 wee fined 63, mirlodiog onle, the Snub intimating
eye ,he troth a the Gospel. owl if th.t should atodhe• similar chair Ir• preferred swan
.1 .hia &minty it could be Amen that him the 101 l pools, wool.. be inflieted
e w.,,sh,ppee wan al, thew Lord aid STEALING A Bislier. -It t e Shi shall on Saturday,
.5,04 were au& as the, ode' ow,fideo, y he.ore H. Witionn, Eaq.. Chatle • Gale, of Maiden
w Divine Winning. After • few luta ee Newton we, brought up on remand charged with the
hs called neon the iteret.ry to read the shin.oifen. • -Mow, tote of :Manua Stoodley, maid am
statement. which batons been done by rem.l.4 me ?route Vanchurch„ and was • laundress.
8. Ludlow. tle 11ev. 5. W. peat. On the 5,12 instant she washed • .hirt, and put it on •
the lest resolution 'evolving the halm behind bet house to dry, but on going to talcs it
1 the report and the appdatment of ogre s. t u.nt the evening .he found that it hot been taken
deputation, the Rev. J. H. Manhall, said . • &tory. The full -wing day she ram primoo.r wearing it.
.-med it win the experi lice of all t.ose who an*. d d T tit now Pronuoed we, ti e one .he lost. A policeman
Poions teeming , thet ditties Coolest 9U.ir3Oster- the.• I'n".4-1 4°P4h611414 Pri *mg who won `44"4*4 414
ad beau cro melon-able telling off in point .4 numb re. 8 irt at the 11... -t•moner made no d. fence, ad was
It was the ago with the Bible nod Chu. eh Mioi.e .ry oitted rue trial at the thoiions.
S elet•ea, aol in so. p .rt of ihw alluded to a meeting CONNITTIO TO THE DOMMT CoUNTY GAOL.-
which hod been b. Id ot Hereford. where there was even A.. zea : Hairy J. llooeyhun. w ending at Ben dw.y.
a smaller nomher of ier-on. peenut 'him at the proitot &mime : Themes Jocks di. Woolitig a milking-stiek at
one. He b hovel tbe last day. +ere now worowitine, 414 lion ; C s o.le, stealing a shirt at Maiden
awl that God ....le moo „„
favour Zion Toe Society's w' .0. Hurl 1.4n0m Henri Fraotidon, tfaltrober
ohjecr we. to promote Chrittaiiity &maltase the Joirl. at Gmbaris All Sainte. 1 month: John Piumn, po
The field of owed°, ,/ mi. Society was mwdoid Mg int Portesham, 2 'motto ; Emle.rd P.inter, &omit
iminety, the work amongst the Jew& at home, and those aft Mloidrerd, 2 atoll's; Robert Bugg. ms-emit at S &t-
-abooed. The work at bonus wee of a very limited bridge, 2 months; John Handuo, esoult at Weymouth.
character, insomuch as they were out found 14 .lens AWA, K,e, rair•erY it Sh•fteWborY. 21
In rest nowhere In England. He alln led 4.. r.; Thoeu Whit.ng. tuldiehaviour at Warnhain
Union, 7 dons; Perker, d sorting hie ship at
to • k whim h been es ..d, in which it we e td. I
mated tho there •ere 25,000 J. we in England. 20 OW &rinser, 1 mouth ; George Fletch.r. vagrancy at
of whom .ive tin L .ndon, whits. the other 3,000 rended Bridpore, 14 days; Chad. s Page, misheloorioor at
I. mroms parts of the country. He dent d the& the Wale vs U. ion, 14 days; Frances MoDenald,
Jewish peopl. were • money-loving peeple, but admit oi redmney et W-yinoutli, 14 dem; Tom Dawn rry.
thit they were • m -getting ram. He invi cii staining wowing .P. *4l at Weymouth. 6 nr.nt ot.
all eh., eoehod to we °hewn. ,1 the etwo .17 1, memo... %Pillion blaidinont. drunk, be., at
ides Fels. weld..., Hettood He..., London ..d Ilion, 7 days; WI Mot Thompson, drunk, As.. at
•Wit ochool Was evablielied, iii which. JeoLdi Dora, stet. I day.; Ann Leo,mh. bee.ch of the
chow.n wrr tetteht ,h„, wow aof Christ. He wit pe•co it en, 6 mottle; Jaissee Warns, breach of
that if thi. provisien .ad 004 Miro meth, for them they the More at Werellon, 3 moths.
well have be.. Woad to Wan la me the name of WEYMOUTH.-'n Otanotan Daowsitn.-
Jesus. In aoh .pel in do ilea p'scs the re•ult had been 13i NOWA. F.tTALIti.--In another pb wiU be
most et, et 0.. Mom 'bee, Lao 4.w. bad been mooned round an account of toe micMe letn-le servant,
in that piece mid • gnat man, uecooverted ones named Mary A.,,,lingoon. attached to the homehold
aterstle i eho chapel every Sunday. The great of a gentleinan named Mr. John Lobo% of Three Mile
difileulty which win mmHg oned by the ty v. Crew. n,ar Iliatbeg. a rifler to lb stow., and whilst
what to do with 000 mined J•wit ; Memo tl.y were the facts coonected with that tragic and melancholy
snapmeed by Chit ten.. sooty isinters would not allow event are still fresh, the gootienon himself hm none
th• mto wools in heir larl'kee. and mole men •oult not to an untmolv end by drowning , within 30 hoar. of
work with 1-eta. The persentlim which the Jews the death of him domestic. The facer connected with
endured we. vry greet a. 4 on th ir to Mg converted this sad event can best be gloom I from the evideetes
their rel•tive. went through n kind of funeral manner. •ddoeed mt the inquept, before the coroner. Giles
The depet.ti .n then eked. dto the Wanderer's H tine Symonds. Rop. held st the Now Bridge Itio, on S•ter.
In L mdea, eh,. Jews could he from earowoty a, day -William Jones soil he was • companion to
and erb re they 0-re. to a comider.b.e event, man. d wel Sad been with bits seven or eight y ere,
tamed mo.l led. Tide plops had been gresely ble.-• i, at he we subject MIL Sometimes he would fall doen
and the Jews were hers naught to le rn different trades, in them two or tune timoi in the coulee of a
In had been ireibbliehrd 11 year., •• I dutior tat ice. My. Deceased arrived in the town on the Arse
5696 J.w. had be aad tilted, out of which number of the month, and I deed at Mn.. leer., in
276 hot Is-es b ptierd. 85 entered last year, eve of which Little Co irreittre.4. He was iond ba•hillf, and
46w ii biptimed. He urge! 'hot inoiss io. wrome mwooPanw4 hi.. into • bathing m.ohise for
okotild he es &Wished in A.uverdani mad other plows that minima on Friday morning, about 12 o'clock
on the Con- hoot, which 1 • contended, by fa.w.blegeisi, Deceased gemmlly dived fr on the step. of the meaniee
erould be productive of tee grottoes losallt.. fo .181 ten conissemed swiinrolog. On the day in
alladi is 'co J.roole a he said diere es.n work going qui ti.o wittiest divired bim not to go fa from the
on which they had mama to thank God f-tr. although machine, se he ••• afraid be would have& At. Witness
there woo coneiikr.Me appoitiou to the labours of Me emit i not twits' much, but d. ceased could. If or going
mien. He ketone-4 memos mama in which the ren- a short w y witooss mine towards the machine In.
vetesse of ibis Jens wae brought about at tn.t i beekoo. dl e aged to follow him. T.ey were bot •in
and remarked th.t there was • scot *Maio, and mit about only thine feet .4 `owe,, sod on witlow• loot MI
mouse the Jews. Ihe ismult .450 Teem. week of 'hi. to ewe if.,.. wed was fellommc lowid that
society had I. ot v. t 7 great. Wtien It Ire onomenond we, lying on his book. Wimp. coiled for &advance
it, latioir. the Jewo did n..t Mow what hrioian Prip and mine per.-nu nom wee, and with their belp
kill .11tallIU applint. TWAT bad to.. acenstmewil on the Wowed was pignut is a hathieg ma .hine nod neediest
C ditinent moss Chri.timinity mixed with idolory, whiesi sent f .r. Broody wise gives to hini sal friatim
they sbhomd, but tins tornety bad .hows then Teemed tn; in fact. en. rrhing waa dos. to nedote
what true Chti•tiansty we., and there wa miw anlinetion hat without els it. H. as,. ah .o• Hy yews
a great desire for the WiT4 ul God. In condumi a the of to.. Witnes Lel s. 'sr Moons hien have a tit
rev, valises. esmestly Om/MI ter aapport. eael mak g heir.- in the w•Se. Domed uen.lly weal to the som
the meetieg Is. nine tb.er pia.* •to the thecae of Go'. Ode fore tie-might I. mosey par as 1.• etas ettrentely
e.h.„a How in w.teh over Mr stwo, .0w a tolrl 01 14' leg. m eliatl Man had tir r objected
pa... 4. in Abossiiii..-The R. v. H. Brooks • dto bi• ha bins, lint wino m• was not &went Moth rhe
tn. streets: in . abort OD.-r. atter whelp ti,. &v. B. know that dew-seed wee venni' this 'Lem He hied
,ho. bed er had os• It eis.• he lied Mum in the town, wb ch Imo d
Oa sits whiiA wo hroncht to a ohne by entree the Aeon •boyeesoartera ef on hotly. His ...Mimi min had
dosed gir an • to' .n Ming pi ottouneed advilet him not amok, sod he mu vers fond or it. Him
Tim A naIfoLoGICAL 'Narrow. -TI. no- by ham Intellect wo somewhat imp deed meitig to bong flt.,
merP4-4 the "'tied of tJo Totro Council to bol but on WY morning he spooned v. 17 yuleu and
their neat meeting in .11.. opt io wee seer to odlected. -31 r John Vox, surgeon. gild that on Friday
tAle imbyget the AtAruwast save -" Dorchester ho morning he woe sent tot attood deems.--.'l, wh on he
been Ob.ooll a. the place for omit year's imetiog if the found on hie back in a htithine outeuilea. T. ere were two
Arcbsodorml yell rod choice indeed, be or PreePersoesmrsemad • i.uomeof whom Introltionl him-
the c only of Dorset is idiom& virgin ground to tie NW. hoiog • surrou hum Cbeltenbana Friction bad
so elms it/Homey. It la ...pron.,' 0.., the Earl of twee i IMWOB imd oti examining the deceased, Miner
•111 te the prie lime
d. nt of the " frwrrwisboi that lie was not quite extinct. His I•ori
w.enies.-The
reeding
el the thi,...tor nod bead were very livid, foaming at tho mouth. esd
for the pest weak is as follows :- the holy was alightly coomilserl. The ernes to rellf/Ne
ante:Whet were perepreirod with f ir no hour, bat roved
In vain, de.th ha. ing Ike. place within rive mina et
after dimessed bad been tams from the isso Witty, •
Dotes. Naos • wee of opinion ,het death wee omard by epilepi, and
desessod being In Mtn water reed rd the attaelc mon.
dated rose. When wither Ann saw him be we, then
Aug In •It an 4 he miety h died Iron i.s elects men if
6 70 W he had not hoin bething.-The Cormer briefly summed
9 66w op, sad the jury Manual a verdict in accordance with
10 62 leW the atom facts.
11 62 Ten eitausad FLU? arrived in Portland Roods.
13 64 about usid-day as Friday hoes Quees.wown.
13 70 The Moyer awl Corporation altesdel Divine Service
14 72 1 .4141. Miery's Cherub.. Seaday, accompanied by the
SmaidtmaPOnntga of die borough. in respect to the memory of the
14.- Mr. Councillor Thomas. The Rev. T. Gnaw..
8 u 1 iv preseh. 4, and at the moclusion of the service the organ
nodes lottb the beautiful strains of the "Dead Marsh°
9 ff 3 44 te Sind.
10 64 61 MILITABT.-On Frid•y Her 11•471y's Ammer %ter,
Ss 61 emboted she deteahinent tho tel., which ham
12 MI 166 been doing du' eat this tows end Ponlmsd, and con.
13 64 66 'eyed them to Portsmouth. They ham bele replaced
14 67 52 by Porta* Fasibeis.
&MAL DOME ANTILLIMTI - khjor Pape§ PORTI.4ND.-Tat Ilarourwrei ART Union has
Re,,,,,e„, of Royal Anjou_ ", our town tot forwsrdat to Mr. Henry Juliffs. their &gnat for this
I,,,hre•er
teeming fee Derieg tb num place, a splenddd pine of deletion., Icing • Prim won
heve the adduct of Pie gois barn been eteremely ge.4 by Mc A. Winter, quarryman, of Ikettute'ewell, at
sod tlpir 'Smartero is regretted. ney 1. ft the h•irmehe 41* hon drawing.
seen
etue see
~.eheer. sea eweithetoedia, the Tat WIDIMETAX CBATIL.-Teedera having been la.
bout% a oosetdarabla ember of persons a-aembled lo 'iced for "P"'ing cad illt"f°4 duo PIA" of "nbil,
whom. their departure, mid seteit th-in .00 sic Ta. noder the hill. 10 mom test is, but that of Mr. Reuben
in.rbah&L‘edziii.. e. Cl.TCTLPlTJEtialLbt"Tigith; IV.7:,Ca'asicitsceePt.d.e
of bI-.4nesm
1,
get
rete,,eo thee hie doehe set7;ley nouns mesh bstwom the Dere Rego sod it. Trost
Os,Tel* Clubs was played at Boothoym MI the BA ins&
they were replseed by the A Battery. under the cps. Thins was not time to 6,-i.). both Malmo, apd come.
meal Ceptelo Dens. frau Aldartbot. cooeletlog
IfwiZt INN +Pia IT b!g_a al 6 ollasis. wen. 133 biros 6 plupgiaapegat ‘9"ifY fl*" 101 l "4.11 b '44 4•41114f1 by the led
Olt I {Wm, tba Tress Vale 0101seviet *Ow Ow pssh-
ml
NA°ool94eg breWeirsealgZ =114111:14;1114 "all 114 isle Gab kiess. tb.Nl4/6 Wfa
• •