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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-07

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0105 anb enba.

Mr. D. D. Dried&le says the riment trial smut the
Starts well has cost him £lOO.

A sum of something between £3 or ES was ordered
to be paid at the Council meeting on Wednesday on
amount of this dispute, in spite of the " injured
Individual"" protest, that it wee an 'abominable
transaction" In which the ratepayers took not the
slightest interest.
• •

Mr. ex-Alayor Curtis was strongly in favour of the
amount being paid. Hs thought the game had proved
worth the candle. Toe incontrovertible argument
follows that those who indulged In the game should
pay for the candle.
•''•
Probably. the most startling feet in connection with
the Starts wall question was Mr. Balst ,n's disavowal
on Wednesday of any part In the iodisation of the
Otngs against Hr. Dugials. No one will doubt
i's ton's assertion ; but, at all events,he has been
credited with being the chief mover in the affair. It
only shows the extreme depth of patriotism that
prompted "the Foals Vigilante" in their action.
_6-

Mr. Alderman Hamilton, at the lime meeting, un-
kindly queetioned Mr. Councillor Mate relative to the
proposed tramway between Poole and Parketone, whir&
it may be remembered was vigorouelradvocated by Mr.
Mete, and written up in his organ Just before the let
of November. The editor of the rraki was, how-
ever, equal to the °co Woo, an 1 mewed the worthy
alderman—

They had got the tam they had got the plans.
And got the money too t

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Such Was the case we may shortly expo°t opmations
to oommenoe, to;ether with the new baths, the laying
out of the Ladies' Walking Yield, an effective Rush-
ing of the sewer., and a few other promised boons of
pie-must foundation,

Mr. Alderman Norton did not put in an appearance at
the Council meeting on Wednesday. I should have
been gltd to aver seen him present, aa
evincing not only that a mere storm in a tea-
cup had been allowed to rink into its proper oblivion,
but that, as 'a representative of tbs ratepayers "—a
poeitiost challenged by Mr. Bulge—Mr. Norton felt
there were other duties entailed In the attosotanos of
the office beyond the mere empty title of sideman.
Allow that Mr. Gifford is right when. as be ,lellcatsly
terms it, It l.° all rot" to say that Mr. Norton dose
not represent the ratepayers, it followe there are cer-
tain obligations t >wards those who elected him which
he is morally bound to dircbarga The alderman
should either resign offi w in proper form, or do that
which would be more desirable, sewing that his repre-
sents one of the largest trading intends 01 the town,
endeavour again to fulfil those duties which ho under-
took whew be wee iavested with the sktermasio robes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-07

0 RANBORNE.

Ti. members of the B‘nd of Hope were entertained
on Thurs lay evening wtb a bountiful tea, provided
by the kindness of the Vicar on I Mrs. Roger.. A new
feature le this quarteilv treat was its being held out
of doors, in • field kindly lent by Mr. Stanford. After
being reg del with tea, cake, and bread and buttsr,
the children disperse I, the boys to cricket and the girls
to a swim/ and other games. At eight o'clock they
w •re dismiesed to their homes, haring spent • most
pleasant es,ning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-07

A RIDE TO KH IVA

CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,

Royal Hone Guards.

Page 31 Ars s—" Two pain ot boots lined with far were
also taken and for physic—with whioh it to well to be
wintdied when travelling in out-of•thrway places—some
quinine and Cockles pins, the Later • most invaluable
medicine, and one wltkdi I have need on the natives of
Central &t rice with the greatest possible mown In tact,
the marvellous ideate produced upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicines, when I administer to him five

000icLrs PILLS
will never fade from my memory ; and a friend of mine
who passed through the same district many months after-
wards, informed me that my fame as a medicine men.
had not died out, but that the marvellous cur* was even
then a theme ol oonversatka Ls the tasaer."

COCKLE'S ANTIBIIJOUS PILLS

LAI TIZ

ONLY PREPARATION
They place before the public.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-07

TARAXACUM
AND

PODOPHYLLIN,
A PURELY VEGETABLE

le strongly rt.: ',emended to of Wio suffer from what ia
generally known as Lim complaint the symptom, more or
less haw.c a furred ton rue with a lisavomble tWe In the
mot' log, the breath 4,M:wee. a complete disrelbh for food,
flatulency. ecolity, or heartburn, ...tycoon, pain in the eye-
balls, irri al.iii•y. a se.,e of chit... prece ling pain (come-
time. dull. sometime. • art), tract ore side of the hack to the
o of the shoulder, frequently ace ..pan ed with operated n
of li-“thii:g an! olifilQulty f tyl r:cept on th, side eff...cted,
togrthe with i.ausea and ofte.. rep. thou, of billo, • M•Wrir,
headache or gid.liums, general tlrpdtty, and .
for any escrtton.

TARAXACUY AND PODOPIIYLLIN,
THE SAFEST AND BUT MEDICINE,
11 MD II OILY IT

J. PEPPER AND CO.,
BEDF‘M LABOR STORY, LONDON,
A lel Soil Everywhere ly Chemin'
loses ou hsvlnz only the corset prepsretiou.
Bottles, 2i Od and 4s 6J each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-07

'CLARKE'S

WORLD FAMED

BLOOD MIXTURE

THZ 011 AT BLOOD ruzima AND ROTOR=
WOR cleansing and clearing the blood from
1. all impurities cannot be too highly mom.
mended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy Skin Diseases. and Sores of
all kinds it is a never-ailing and Permanent cure.
It Cures Old Sores.
It Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
It Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs,
It Cures Blairkitsmis or Pimples on the f som
It Cures Scurvy Sone.
It Cures CII4OOrOUS MOWS.
It Carel Blood and Skis Masses..
. .

Ii -6;i;
• It Morales Blood from all impure matter,
From wiistiwor muse arising.
As tins mixture is pleassat to the twit*, and
warraneed free hen. injurious to the mom
Shaer sex the rroprtome
SSI Us. as gown ?alai.
1710aff4illie 0 _ 4LB FROM ALL
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-07

CERTAIN CURE OR THE NERVOUS AND
DEBILITATED.

GRATIS, a MEDICAL WORK showing
Sufferers how they may be cured and recover
Health and Vitality, without the aid of Quacks, with
receipts for purifying the Blood and removing Skin
Affections. Also chapters on Happy Marriages • Whoa
and Whom to Many; The Temperament; Stammer-
lug; Vital Force; How Wasted and How Preserved;
Galvanic Appliances; and the Wonders of the Micro-
scope in Detecting Various Complaints Poet free fro
Two Stamps. —Address *MILITARY of Anatomy, Bir-
mingham.

• A PHYSICIAN'S GIFT.
A raNArzsa ON NNrernum DICRIIJTV
FFKItr.RS fr.m this distressing clus of
1,3 disease generally experience more or less of the
following symptoms : Restlessness, Sighing_ Want of
Energy, Nervousness, Dimness of Sight, Weakness of
Bowing, Aversion to Society, Blushing. Want of Con-
fidence Avoidsnee of Conversation, Desire for Solitude,
Listlessness, Inability to fix the Attention, Cowardice.
Depression of Spirits, Giddiut,s, Loss of Memory,
Excitability. Want of fixity of Attention Power of
Thought blunt, Sluggish and le...tire. Trembling of
the Hands, Pains in the Back, Disturbed and Uersfresti-
lug bleep:
A BOOK ON THE SUBJECT SENT TO ALL
PARTS FRE VOK TWO ,TAMPS.
£00551111, SICITAST, 7, Tartsruck•tiritXXX, Baßirolo-
- Lusuos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-07

To tAo Editor.

Sir—The committee of young men who, in your
laid week's issue, set themselves the task of juatifying
their disorderly conduct, doubtless so hope, by the
nee of language more noticeable for in; vigour than it.
elegance, to throw dust in the eyes of the public.
Among a few of the choice epithets bestowed are to be
found—. Bllseful ignorance," "pouring forth the
imagination, of their heated braise," "contemptible
rubbish," &c.
'Member of Cummins* No. 1" says—" We do not
attempt to disown the charges brought sealant the
character of the meeting." If he will kindly peruse
the letter signed by "Member of the Lodge," he will
find that he is greatly mistakes. The sesertion that
the meeting was " • mass of twaddle," kr., is shown
to have no foundatlonj in fact, as is also tha sectarian
character of the order. The latter charge, by. the bye,
seems to have been dropped.
"Member of Committee No. 2" thinks it was • per
featly justifiable thing to accuse • society of treating
the audience to "twaddle and nonsense," and farther
thinks it must have been a public meeting. For his
benefit. I may state that no bills were issued, and it
rested with the members to invite friends. We have
held putdia meetings in the Town Hall and Corn
Exchange. He is still of opinion that one member
attacked the C.E.T.S. The name seems to have the
same effect on him as • red rag does on a member of
the bovine species. I may say, in defence of this
brother, that he is too earnest • friend of temperance
to seek to harm any temperance organisation. He
cannot quite make out why they are accused of despis-
ing the working classes. We inferred it from their con-
, duct. Most of those who took part in the meeting
' belong to that class, and, consequently. great things
ought not to have been exp. In ridiaulins, the
entertainment they were really ridiculing the limited
opportunities for improvement and culture the sato,
talon bag had.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-07

pARrs

Sold in Bottles 2s. 6d. each, and in Cases, containing
six times the quantity, Us. each— sufficient to What
a permanent ours in the great majority ot longatenci.
log mass—BY ALL CLIEMISTS AND PATENT
MEDICINE VENDORS throughout ths world, or
sent on receipt of SO or 1113 stamps, by tan Proprietors,
TEI WOOLS, MID 11.1.1)4411D 0001111 i DIIO4I 0011.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-07

BOURN giro II (H.

PROPOSID NIEW STIM(I3 .AT —At en influentially.
attends,' meeting 114,1 ,n ,he smell Town Ihul, n
Wednesday afte,-nonn, in rmuartion with the B urns-
mou,b, Mwsmare, and Pole StmotPacket C unimuY
(the I c Ic 'moony), Mr. Karin.: Y. ung presiding. it
was unanimottaly resolve,' to place on the B .arne.
mmth •tat ion another stern ...easel, in a ',Minn to the
Lor I Elgin, end "Ter £lOOO worth of shares were
anhec-ibe3 for in the room. In point of speed and
accommolation, the new Teasel it tl be second toot's',
on the south coast.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-07

DORCHESTER.

Tue Dorset Battalion will encamp at Bashmoor.
Aldershot, and not at Cove Common, as was pre-
viously arranged.
Dozonsarea Rovsse.—Rems for Aurust.—Monday,
13th. to °erne, 7.30 p.m.; Monday, 20. b, to Moreton,
2.30 p.m. ; Monday. nth, to Piddletrentbdie, 7.30 p.m.
The:. will also be • ran to Weymouth on the firework
night of the reastta week.—W. WATKINS, lion Sec.
firrocgrso CASS Or SODDEN DRAT H.—A wol:111.11
named Mary Bart, sod 45, carrier between Dor-
chester and Winfrith, died suddenly near Came
Rectory on Saturday. It appeared the p ,or woman
had just been to the Rectory with some goods and had
returned to the •th, when a few minuted afterwards
she fell back into the arms of the inmates of the
vechile and expire I. The body was conveyed to
Winfrith. Deceased had been subject to heart
disease. Mr. Giles Symonds held an inquest on
Monday on the body, when a verdict was returned
In accordance with the medical teatimony.
hithrrear Fag teat. —The remains of Private Welsh,
of the 2nd Battalion Dorestshire Regiment, who died
In the hospital on Thursday morning after • abort
Illness, were interred in the Fordington churchyard on
Saturday. with full honours. (apt vin Wingfield was
In command. The band of the 3rd Bottalion Dorset-
shire Regiment was present under Bandmaster Lucas,
the coffin being cathodes' • ;run-carriage drawn by.:
horses of the Rope] Rorie Artillery. The usual volleys
was fired over the grove, and the service was conducted
by the Rev. C. L. Sanctuary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

MEMORIAL CARD&

PERSONSTr7O;vite-cr t 4; inspect • vanity of
MEMORIAL CARDS, Embossed, Cameo, or
Plain, at the Oflloe of this Paper, 8, High West-street,
Dorchester.
25 Embossed Cards, with name, date, age, and a verse
of poetry, or text of Scripture, supplied for Be.
25 " In Memoriam' Double Cards, Plain Braid Black
Edge, with name, date, age, • Terse of poetry, and text
o Rai• Owe, Is ed.

Q PONG 'EI
IJ BIDHORDSHIBIi
pio pOWDERS

lIIROD'S CURE for ASTHMA, Catarrh,
rtt.;:ittlen:itteg,
4:t. Otated bad es him the
I* Isy root. la. 11;1....f rhoutete, or fr.. the DePhg '
NY.WItt liT k *1,14. Itime Fol•ntnl 41, I I.

pto POWDERS
pIG POWDERS
pia POWDERS
(MawViltib)
pIG POWDE Cure RS
Swine Fever, Lameness,
pIG POWDERS Fits, Room, Combo and
Colds Emotions of the
PIG POWDERS MANIA'S' Favor, Worms,
and all Pig disease& They 1 „
EWAN th• Pig relish its , FERGUSON'S COMPOUND GLYCERINE BALM.
PIG POWDERS food and fatten with mar- i ma was preolTration for bestatttdind the com 4 etas .01
I rollout rapidity. i =wog to Ittdrio= rug: . " ,!,41!"'pl.1Crea,
ar OP7I TRIM A TRIAL AND PIOT, THEM YAWL i rilotebes, TreetieN and Tea, restore* the healthy r:ealon of
Sold by Chemists and Agents in la. 9d. packets, or
the Pore. of the et* And elvee To the Most WWII eon-
.lehloo a Wheal and heeit by aithearhnee. Prier 1.00 these
of the Proprietor 'W
s, ONG k SON, Chemist", Big- I la ‘vw IA ed. gold hy all Obefefamte Kett Tree... ,or
Tree., or
1 gliewadr, -on receipt of 24 damp'. 0.0,,, W. R. rasarms. cavwsw. lA.* et thee. Pri.od.
t id
I . flee the WM Fermium du au& bottle. outartirtad 01 Is
I Agents wanted in every Town slid large Village WI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

ebbs anb grubs.

The Werht tell. a good it iry of the way in which
uoinem" should be met. Lord H. was at a
Brighton bones, and previously CI the dinner regained

"I went a bath by sight; his Icy ielt,p said Imperiously
to the bar. r Too can't bay. it. sir; it is rimmed."
net I tntbt hays li." .414 this z 0114114100 of the prorate
of Ireland. "Do you know who lam r N.I. sir." y
• Lri 0 "AS, indeed," pleasantly rej Mad die
barber: "554 to make you. acq:aintance. IM sure." and
in • trite th• berher gripped the lordly paw and rlgoroapily
k tba lair, ,11 ths ectsey of the bystanders and
the hettabl oimg.ist ot the alaskea.
%. kn wi,g lirithloo well I may explain that baths
• 1-1 we. going to say barberiern-40 together ; hot
itte.o th .t after a bath at met -f the witabliahment•
.11 L totion-•uper•lki.r• &voted ti that panto«, you
t•ea also ottsin • clean shave. However. I think I
re„tb. it ry 4 the World by one nearer house.
A lA,' went the other day 01 taxi many " other"
rhys g, it is title) to a batb-r's and took her hos.
ban is ten et to be ground She was politely td lit
yr 'nil bane to take its place with the rest, land woull
prlsblY he rely in a couple of days. " But do you
icn .w who I am?" said the la ly In words Lord H.
hat p raphreetel—" I am the wife of the klayor."
Th.. reply vr•te simply rich—' I shouldn't care if you
wete the old 'O.O '-otettlf, I should tell him as I tell
you, yoU suet wait your turn 1"

F,r ..D. of the moat exquisite hits of w.,rd p defttht hsve latel graced our mriabs. let me comment
my readsre to the spiritual romsnos of "The little
acts.. Ata.k " in this months number of the
.Ifmrazine The imsj ry osetaine I
In it. is, t.hoe .tr so adj-ctire from the Wihiess, ..f
utter's..." intense." At the same time It is • magaill•
rent triveat seainst that wretched creed of "blo ci and
-." eirch it I. now In. much the . ustran ti preach.
the article alone t, • sixpence, which is all that Is
asked for the periodical. would be well expended, but
In al litian it contains some of the most beautiful
apecimeas of pict xi .1 at t that can be form in soy
I.l.htliah pehlleatioa. To nee s eery yol4ar phrase, "It's
a growler bow It. dose at the price!"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

DOROZZITEL

Tug Band of the Rifle Volunteers, under the
direction of Mr. J. Steven*, played a capital pro-
gramme of music in front of the Mayor's residence on
Saturday everting.
Duman° Pgarosaagoen The Dorchester
Amateur Dramatic Society will give performanose
on the 12th and 13th (net., the proceed* of which will
be gives towards the School of Art. The p•rformaoces
will merlin of well-known comedies and farces.
Tarn Ltrragn CoalleaoaarioN. Allusion' were
made in most of the pulpits, both church and chapel,
yesterday (Sunday) to the great life-work of Martin
Luther. 'this (Monday) afternoon the Re.. Canon
Smith preached at St. Peter's Church on " Ma, tin
Luther and His Times," and this evening a public
meeting will be held at the Corn Exchange, presided
over by Mr. .1. C. Mansell PleydelL
Doeoalarrea GAS 00NPANT.—Mr. Robert Fowler,
whe for the pest two years has been clerk to this
company, has acoepted the secretaryship of C 0.... and
Co's Steamboat', Weymouth. Mr. Frank Osmond
has been appointed in hie pleas, and Mr. Walter E.
Groves bee been *pp anted to the poet of collector.
THI FoRDINGTON WORKING Miles CIAR.—It will
be remembered that a few weeks ago a tea and
entertainment were held for the purpose of purchas-
ing a piano for the use of the members of this club.
Mlle Baal* Campbell has been very bard.wc Alas in
the matter, and collected a considerable sum towards
the olden, the result of which has been the purchase
of a splendid full compass piano by Hord, of Paris. A
present of book' has also been made to the club by
Mrs. Pope.
IwraovutUTe IN 8011111•STILUT.—We have not yet
had an opportunity to notice the important alterations
and Improvements which have been effected at the Old
Post-oe. This building has now been converted
into handsome budness premiss', which are occupied
by Mews. Thurman and.oo., ironmongers. The altera-
tions were carried out by Messrs. R. Davie and 810
=7;:aof Dorchester). There is • handsome
front to the shop, and It is generally
admitted the street is greatly Improved
To Gui Dategans.—At the Borough Police-court
as Monday, before the Mayor (H. Darden, Esq.), Mr.
Alderman Gregory, and F. Look, Esq., Thomas Fens,
of the Greyhound Inn, was summoned for selling gin
edulteestad with 51 parts of water, which is 16 degrees
below the Government standard.—Thia ia the first
sass taken in the borough under the Act.—The case
was elesrly proved by Mx. Superintendent Coward.—
The Mayor said It was not • very serious owe, but the
Beach were boned to mark their sense of the import.
earn of these =lapse being taken. Defendant warn
liable to a fine of EI), but the Bench would inflict •
penalty of 40a. including acorn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

LIEBIG'S CEINMICAL FOOD

is OM true arengthwirer and healthrreetorer, nourieblng
bodi and brain, numbing mental and pi Taloa power,
nad wee end brain to I. Its not at all Ilke m.ileine,
being entlreiy different to anything seer Let re introduced
to th. public, and tastes like some balmy, fragrant, and
delld•rus radar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

WIMBOIL If I.

POLICII.OOI7IIT, Friday. —(B.fore Mr. O. J. Parke and
the Rev. Carr J. Giya.)—Tm Wilcox, labourer, of
Oharlbury, was brought up at the in4smos el the Wim-
borne Board of Gaarlians, charged with havicg neg-
lected to msint sin his wife and family, whereby they
became chargeable to the common fend of the Wim.
borne and Oranb was Union. It appeared that the
wife hod left her husband of her own free will' and as
the defendant now promisei to meintsin his children,
the magistrates disoha-ge I ho--Walter o.mway,
12, an errand by, was brought up charged with having
stolen two 0110^434 of tobacco, a box of cigarettes, and
two cigars, of the total value ~f 21. 41., the property
of his employer, Hr. A. Ho vly, chemist. The case
n .t premed, en.l the ma:is r io ..rder to give
the by ano.her chance to live h .nestly, iustead of
convicting him orderod him to bo sent on board lI.M.
Industrial Training Ship at Briitol.
BLANDFORD.

Tun Luther celebration ..;;; tonoboa on in every I
place of Die wor-hip in Blandford oa Sunday last,
and the great advantures accruing from Luther's work
forcibly broaiht home to the congreg.tions. In the
parish church the preacher, the RAY. C. Bynes-Clinton,
dilated on the great go .41 of the Reformation, end
deplored there should be men within the pale of the
Church of England trying in the prreent day to sub.
cart the greet principle' of Proteuantism to the
idol ttrr and priut.craft of the It Knish Church.
BLANDIORD NOVAYA= FAIL-Our November fair
lest Churl lay, favoured with glorious weather, wee
largely attended by dealers nod agriculturists, Ana
there wee a wood supply of c ttle cal sheep on offer.
Nearly 3,000 sheep and lambs were penned, which
change 1 haul. at god prices. L train, from 334. to
524. 61. Fat ewes, from 43.. t 604. per head. A
large supply of horned stock was also on offer, nearly
60 prime haute coming from Lord Wolvertu's, and
dieposed of by Mr. IL Senior. at prim ranging from
£2O to 05 104., the latter figure being reached for
some prime Devon steer.. Mr. Senior also held large
sheep sales, as did Mr. T. Ens ,r. The supply of pigs
and h ,reee was not large, but many sales were effected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

DOROESSTEZ.

7COUNTT CU:M.—Owing to the moms which has
attended this club it hes been found to seek
for increased imoommodeticio, sada house in t • o'er*
of the town has been secured for & term of yean
with possession on the Lt of January.
DOnarr Culla?! 1105FITAL.—The following addi-
tional oollections have been reoei red sinus lest week :
Sirs. Serrell's echo El 10v. ; Cheezlbourne, £2 5z.;
Stineford, £6 44. 91. ; Netberbitry, £6--total to
November let, £7Ol 16i. 6.1.
IrMIT or TIM HST. O. SPOHOSOL—AII who heard
this Kilted vpsalter ems months ego will rejoice in
the fact that he intends paying anotiv'r visit, being
ahrounoed to kottire in the Corn Exchange on Tues-
day laud Wednesday next. There will be dissolving
views, and there is every probability the lectures will
be a great succeed.
Causon or ENOLLan TinrtilaMot SoniZTT.—This
egiugble organizatioo celebrates Its twenty-first
annivereary this year. All the bishops, several
thawands of the clergy, and 432,672 member. are now
enrolled. The aaniv,ratry arraugmusate consist of a
festival aerrice at Weettnineter Abbey on hl .nday,
Nowunbm 19t1, with aannon by the V.O. Arobdsecou
Ferrer; a breakfa.t at St. J maze' lull on Tuesday,
N ',camber 20. h; an a conference up in the evil. of
grows' hoopoes API e great maw. meeting of work-
tor people at Exeter Ilan, on Wednesday, November
214, under the presidancy of the Bishop of Bedford.
The onicil are now eu.lear curing to raise a sum of
£26,000 as • thank- If wing. I' carry telllPerleoCe work
lot' each lari•h. t appoint tpoci a.sntl for railway,
arricu'tural, army. and p •urt rescue work. As
tbi. admirable s..oisty unit,. temperance and total
whetio•noe branches, it deserves the hearty support of
all sections of the Church.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

DORSET COUNTY
_MUSEUM LITERARY

-lisfirliff. -
To Ow 14iior.

Sir,—Will you kindly permit me to occupy a small
space iu your valuable paper?
!laving raid the letir to your last lime relacting
the Doted C minty Museum Literary losti.ut.,. ant I
signed by a " W eking Win," I feel it incumbent
upon me also t exprike my opinions. I heartily
°odor's the sentiments ezpreseed. Truly, the
munificeot gift of Mr. Williams cannot be 1,0 nish,l
appreciated; but when I became aware of the
manner in which the working classes could become
members, v:z., thrott4h their being unable to afford the
sunecription, and hence • free entry graded, the
conditions were repugnant to me.
As • repreeentetive of the working claws', I feel an
amount of independence, and would prefer, out of •
limited inoome, to make at least some small amount of
oompeneation for the benefits best tired. My nature
reccdla from the rule laid down to seek the aid of
clergymen etc., Li atste't our poverty.
The institute abould, in my opinion, be thrown open
to the working classes, sod • ressionable fee, which
would meet their requirements be demanded.
Theo, and not till then, do I think ttie institution
will really effect the purpose for which it was intended.
I think great sateen will attend the mode of procedure
described.—l am, sir, yours respectfully.
ANOTHIM WORKING MAN.
Dorchester, November 10th, 1883.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

HANWOILTHY IIINOTION„

Dur a -071,iiir.-iiu-iin-mw"."-iJ sincere
regret that we have to roc ..rd the death of this
estimable lady, the wife of the Her. Chichester
Burnard, of Upton House. Uutil • few weeks no
Mr.. Barnard WIN in comparatively good h.& th, but
being compelled to place herself under me ical treat-
ment it wee considered nece.sary for her to go f.)
London, where she uuderwent a painful .mersti ,n,
which at first showed good results but unfits unable
symptoms setting in, she gradually sank an I owed
away during the night of .fburedey last. The funeral
t .ok plane 011 Wednesday at Bore Hackett, near
Yeovil, and in addition to the r-latires of the
.leee owl, it WS/ attandied by a number of the
student. from Upton House. Among.t the maq
floral tributes was a very handsome wreath from the
sereehts at Up on.

POOLE.
AT the Folice,Tlond on Tuesday, before Mr. G.
Curtis awl Mr. W. N. Western, Ge.rge sVateler •
labourer, was brought no io cuetsly charged with
breaking four pan-s of glees, te property of Emme
Wakeley, his dead:Alt% The defendant had left his
family for five years, and had uever sent them . pacer.
He hams back a shut time fig and because he could
not get into the house, which is now occupied I.y his
daughter., smashed the wiadows. He was tined
to include costs, which a friend in court psi I for hum.
Tits Fiat Eator,l3ll.—A meet,ng of the :lowly-
formed Volunteer Fire Brigade was held in the
Council Chamber of the Town Hall on Tuesday even.
hag. The Captain of the Brigade (fir. J. Elford)
took the chair, and nearly the whole of the members
were prearant. A set of rules for the guidance of the
m'n and officers at drills fires, Ac., were real, awl
after sundry alterations had been made, unanimous y
adopted. We understand that the uniform fr tbe
brigade la nearly completed, and that very abort), the
members will be holding regular drills. The tire
escape is expected to arrive in abut a fortnight.
ANCICIT ORDER or FORESTERS. —Th balance
sheet of Court " Amity." A.0.F., for last year he,
jid been Printed s d issued t, the members. The
numb -I. of subscription membera at the end f the year
in
handl
t:sd. ri ..tb
buildings,e r t n I
ihte
4 sum
per of
cent. £2,05°
w i
waa 421 and honorary members eight. The gnu of
12ird 10s. 2.1. was allowed in sick pay during the Par
and 05 15.. for funeral., and there was a bal.nre
over £2,000 in hand on the former, and over 1:17,0 ott
the latter funds. Beside, this there was over £lOO In
1230 remains in cash, s ,that the lodge may be taken ti
be in • flourishing con iit;on.
LORI) AND LADY WOLVERTON, who are enter t 10310•!
ationcsol-n of limed 'girlies at lwerne in.t.r, their
niece in I)orsetehire, will leave England in
I otnight. peas the wintor at Cannee. They
cocuP7 the Chatsau de Thorene, which they hate
ir rented from Caroline Ihtche.• of Jlontrose.— World.
lhiliat n".
.otene di
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

gormsponbtur.
DORSET COU-NT-1 LITERARY
INSTITUTE.

representing-- the-working man in its
truest and widest sense, I &Vended the above meeticg
last evening, and whilst no expression of mine would
convey the deep and true appreciation we entertain
of Mr. Williams for his magnificent and costly rift,
I cannot refrain from pointing out (if the as ecrattot
Is to he crowned with moues) the wt.:salty of
modifying the rule which is applicable to our clam.
I had hoped our worthy Mayor would have asked the
opinion of the working men present, but I tk. it It
was in a ewes a priests nusetins, sod only those
within the circle were expected to offer any suggestion.
The rule to which I refer mrkes it incumbent on the
working man to obtain a recommeadatiou from either
a magic, ate, clergyman, or Waster of religion SI to
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

TOWN COUNCIL.

The annual meeting of this Corporation sree hem in the
Town Hall on Friday at noon. There were present the
Mayor (IC. Janes : Aldermen D orden sod Johns :
Cauncdiors R. Err.. EL Abb .tt, 11 Gill, J. O. E. Lew-
ream K B. Smit'o, J. Bt,ward, J. W. L if, P. A. Banes,
H. W. Conmen, J. J. Ball, and J. Durlen. Previous to
the election of Mayor for the ensuing yOll4 the Taira
Clerk read • lett. r fro n Mr. Al terman DanlelL tender-
inn his r alienation, :otter 60 ye. ri arvico in the Council.
This was accepted with expressions of regret.
Councillor K B. Sarni prop owel Mr. Rob rt Evros as •
fit and proper person for the office of Mayor. Kr. Smith
reminded the Council this was the thira Ime In
succession he bad proposed Mr. KIM M Mao', and
on
each .V.o•Aiall the votes of the Council had been apt'.
the Mayor, by • casting vote. had decided against him,
and no• be trusted ther would bo unanimity in elect-
tar him to the °Moe, refertins to the late election at
proof. The burgesses wish,' Kr. Evers to be Mayo,.
The motion was seconded by Mr. 3. J. BALL. and there
being no amendment. Mr. Erre, was declared elected, and
after taking the usual oath and declaration, t ook his ssat
amid applause.
Alderman Joints proposet a vote of thanks to the retir-
ing Mayor, to which Mr. BALL responded.
The next business wee the election of Aldermen In room
' of Messrs. A. 8. Hodges and J. S. Doltish (resitned). Ti.
nunes of C ouncillors Abbott, J. Ball, and .7.0. E Low.
fence, and Mr. T. H. Bennett w.re s bmittad to
I Council, Alderman Johns remarking :could be agratocrhe
: ful compliment to elect the letter gentleman, who, after
910 years service in the Council, had been tartlet out at
the last election. Each member VIM proeld.t with a
voting pspr to nee ri hie vote in voting. The rasa il
WM—Lswenoe, 8 : Ball ,7 • Bennett, 7: Abbott, & On
the tie between Mesas. Ball and Bennett, the Meyer had
to give a casting vote, wbieb was in favour of Mr. Ball
(ea-Maier), who with Mr. Lawrence are the new Alder.
use,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

ostirconiall from Sir C 111 A. RL ES LO 000 IL,
Poysician to tbe Quota

" I have ft, some years recommended LIZBIG'S
" ONEXIOAL 7000 in 0 ASIS of general ill-
"h. alth with the met bens ficial results. I find
" it to be • very pure prep/nation. c ntalning,
" amongst ,d.ber thing+. free and unozydimd
" Phosphorus highly &Hosed. anti, when per-
" oevered with, bas alwey• seemed to give fresh
" Ire to the languid sad exhausted. and health,
" stvngth, and energy. By it. tne, the doll, the
"eluggish, the lazy and languid arise in tin omen-
"log well on I refreshed, with an appetite for
" food, and fit for stu ly. society, or buvinem.
" CHABLEi LOCOCK, M.D."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

BILIDPORT.

THI G 4AT RSPOSJI2II.—" Lu.her : The Man and
his wort." was the eudi,ot of au el tioerit eermon
preached on Sunday Griming at the Congregatioual
Church, by toe reddent pastor, the Rev, W. J. Bids.
Toe rev. gentleman gave an exhaustive sk tots of this
life and exertion, of the gre.t reformer, and the
chapel was well filled. Li the Suudey Sdhodlrourn,
daring the afternoon, Mr. Bobo addreesed tie pahuldre
on the subjett —" Luther and the Childrea."
A Civic Bmiqurr.—ktr. Julio B.ohard Suttill, the
oew.y-eltioted Mayor, revived an aliment otisunik by
giving • bouquet on the day of his being elected to the
curio chair. The report wee provided at the But
Motel, at 4.30 pm., when CAtucullor W. Knight, woo
U0.31.4110d UN eke-choir, iplaced • repot oir the tdbles
worthy the occasion. The Mayor presided. and was
supported by the Aldarinsn, M. Charles Bdintuids,
end Harold Gaudry, Esq., eon of the *doomed Town
Otern, who le regautull his beedtb ou the Uontineut.
The whole of the Oldrporatiou—excep.ing two or
throe members from home—were pd,sout, together
with Mr.?. W. liallett (Clerk to Mr. Guiddry), Mr.
F. Cooper (Borough Surveyor), and the rvprs'latoUVSl
ot ins press. To. Queen having been loyally given by
Ins Worship, and as loyally received, U2ll fragrant
weed was iudulged in. The pasty oroke up abodt 8.30
after spending • most enjoyable evening, liatswosirsen
with tia.l 11114 gong.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

SUDDEN DEATH OP A PILOT.

Au inquest was held on Thuslay et the Clove Inn,
Chesil, by R. N. Howard. Reg , c..roner, on the body of a
well known pilot, named Henry Attwooli. It appeared
from toe evidence that for some time I ad he had been
complaining of feeling unwell, tendon the Monday evening,
about half-past seven, it opposers he wee at the Cove Inn,
standing at the bar, when ho comp's' nad of being unwell.
He treated some one with • glass of beer, but he had none
himself, although he lighted • cigar. He soon after
stetted for his own home, but a short distance
away, saying he should go home and go to hed.
It appears he went down a pethway called Dark fl egee,
leading to the main Ara, t,, and • man named Duffey,
all,nig in his house, board a nob... as of someone
Ha waited a few minutes and, tearing nothing mom, went
out and there found the deceased laying at tee foot of his
steps, there being four or nye steps from his garden up to
the pathway. He snansediately called assistance,
and carried the man into the h tits• adjoin.
Inc. and sent for a doctor. Dr. Drake nerved
• almost immediately but Attwool •as dead, and from
the medical evidence it was shown that he died from
heart disease. It seems that in the pathway there waa •
stone, projecting as It wee said to keep the sea from
running into the garden, and the question whether
deceased caught his f ecet in the stony, tell ova and the
shock caused hi. death, or tee hest s action failed just
1 as he It there and then occaaloned the fall, bot no
' evidence could be procured that would clear this matter
up, and the jury returned • verdict in aotxrdanoa with
the medical testimony.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

Till FOLIC" STATION.

The General Porpwes Committee nported they had
t *ken into consideraion the cannon to providing addf.
t onal lights at the psliowstatiwt lobny. and al there
appeared to be some dillifulty in obtaloing the omment
of the owner, of the eijointitg prop. ty to placing two
window, in the well of the puma% they had arnms•4 for
the c wistructioo of two sky 'labia. et • ont of £B.--011 the
motioo of lir. Arthur H. LOCK, the recommendation of
the committee wee motet to.

PUBLIC ANALYST'S REPORT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

TOLL cou.sevoa's DiCIIPTS.

The general begin's. of the C wag then p-oceeded
with,_ and Mr. Sept. Coaard presentwi n. statainent ol
the Toll Collectors receipts, which showed that for the
thirty weeks there bad bee. a t acts of LSI 7..11d.
received.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

AN AFRICAN SIPLORXR.

VIENNA, Monday.
Dr. Holub, the explorer. leaves for &fries on
the 18th inst., via England and Capetown.

INDIAN AFFAIRS.

Mr. Orono, Under Secretary for Inclia, has left
Bolton for Oairo, where he will an have interview
with Sir B. Baring on Lathan affairs.

COMMERCIAL.
Consols unaltered.

SHIPPING DISASTERS.
DM%OorlOtt or • Vitaell. DT FIBL
During tie he.ght of the gale which blew with mug
ity at Holy oe• I on Saturday, the lohsb4mte
the town were alarmed br t is intelligeum that • vessel
was on fire in the New Harbour. which was crowded
with shipping, anl a greet number of people rushed
excitedly to the boson bordering the harbour. The
' lifeboat was launched arid pot off t the burning
vessel, which proved to be the echooner Fenny Trine,
of Chester. About five p.m. the crew were engager
Ii the forepart of the ship, slacking the cables, so m to
be clear of one of the buoys n the [natters Kock, wins
the boy, who ha I been sent to the cabin to prepare
tea, bun I the fire had broken out there. On giving
the air m the crew at Allied ulado every endesvour to
snaino.sti the firms., but fi iniug all attempt, useless,
and ill .t in • phort time they would be unable to
Seollfd tb. boot, they reluctantly lowered it, lo;
alaio.t suffocate Li the act, and proceeded on board
t eob.dier City of Chester, whioh was lying mos.
A Merin aunobws. despatched from lL.d. Uelaace,
sod, inferior to give amietnuos, was requested by the
mart a of the doomed vessel to fire a snot into har Sad
sink her, but the ollioer in charge declined and returned
I. the Defence without complying with the request.
The ves.el wee not insured, and the Grew were ohable
to save any of their pen rnal property. They have
been received lot I the ritanley haffore Home.

AN OLD WOMAN BURNT TO DEATH.

—..---
As fkachotohsh on bt4rday 'realms bawl in vor
p .rt of the tarn woo Mort:atm& ou filo, 1,04 OR lb*
volumes b Log •aurrod so old wvOun. gasood Wood, 604
76. w.s found burot to dr,th.

TWO MEN KILLED BY 4 LANDSLIP.

- _
An.tasr loodsiip axone lon &tardy, on t Loodel
ood ovuth-We.tno K. !nos, nuor nonuser, o.rrugn
taro mon, Wm.. Wattle c.uukt uut 14 re:Civiugul ler loyeTal
hours.

A BABQ6B SUNK BY muznuam

o,slauck sad too crew a c.a... a sh•
Auarau bug s, Ad.a, tram Now York ko Lsbon, se •
wal by . p.lo. cotar .t Faugioua OR Bawds,. OM/
Val.& herag °era ruu taw on as 16.0 u. by as
Asisraa alz.p 114relloo, f Irvin B .114410,e tor 8. 7tilla4llloo
Th, Arai load.rad Liao 'Oil d.y.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

BRADPOLB.

AsOTHill °Timeworn Mistier. • dreadful
saddest occurred in this parish on Monday eveniog,
when • young man named Dunham, of Powerstoek,
WC serionely injured. It appears teat Dunham
elargerl • piece tJi Pron pipe with gunpowder, and
fired" it whilst holding it in his haul. The pipe
bunt and took ane of his thumbs oompletely sway. A
fragment of the m.,•1 &leo took • pleas of II wit from
his arm, and one of Ms legs. A little girl, who wait
standing in the eet•ege wh.re the accident happen'',
WI. struck violently In the leg with • fragment of
the piping The wiodow of tbit oot•ase was oom-
pletely wrecked. The sufferer wa immediately taken
to lb. C Magi Ho pital at Bridport, aed it le feared
that I. oh jaw will tows, end that as unputetlon of
the hijon• aro will be newineen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

BLANDFORD,

TaIIPULING' hitsitios.--Ouring. the whole of last
week a 1111/11011 LII:1 ter the auspices of the Biaadford
I' awesome. Socisti was held in our towu by Hrs.
Currant, a working woman in the cane'. On Tu,sday
eveaiog mtetiog was belt in the PIIMILiVO Metb.dillt
Chapel, but owing to the counter attraction of • coo.
cart in the Cora Exchange, the attenianise was but
smalL On Wednesday evening a cheap public tea
w. Arren4ed for in the Corn Kxchange, et which over
203 were present, undo ling the rector and Ars. Fyne'.
Clinton, and the Mayor and the Stayoreee. This WM
followed by a public meeting, at which 3,11.5. Currant
delivered a capital rightism, and the meeting WY ren-
dered very attractive by the temperance choir and
friends, who gave choice selections of mode. Oa
Thursday and evenings eimilar public meetings
were held In the same place, and many pledgee were
taken as a resuit of the week's mission.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

ILLICTION OF A.I.DZIPAVI.

The liaToll said hs had treat pitmans In announcing
that M. stid•rman Curate sod hr. Aldarro, n R. Eisele
were noantmottaly re,lected aldcrosen.
Mr. Alderman Dana thsnked them tor the renewal of
the honour. and assured them It em his earn •st wish that
he might be able to 101111 the duties of the °Moe to their
satisfaction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

TBII MILSIORIAL TO MR EDWARDS.

A meeting wee held at the Guildhall, on Monday
at noon, to oonaider the desirability of asking Mr.
Edwards to sit for his portrait, or taking some other
steps to perpetuate his memory, for ha many acts of
generosity anti long o lonisation with the town, and
more especially his reoent liberal gift of £6,000 to be
invested for the aged poor of the b irough. Amongst
thoose present were the Mayor (R. N. Howl, Fag.),
who presided, Captain Pnelips, D. Moorhead, Rev.
J. H. Scott, Rev. Canon Stephenson, Alderman
Lundie, Alderman Roberts in, Alderman Thomas, Dr.
'lizard. Dr. Drew, Messrs. J. E. Roby., J. A. Talbot,
Rowe, Wheeler, kn., tsc.
The MATO., In a short but expreedve spew*,
impressed upon them that it WM • duty they owed to
themselves and so good • man to take • nme steps or
other to pup lusts hie memory. He thought this
should be done whilst pe iple were living, lie referred
to Sir Samuel Mioo, and heartily wishe I that they had
• likeness of him that day Ii look at, and those who
came after would ask the s,me in reference to Mr.
Eiwards ; and that was why be soil it wes • dnty they
owed to themselves to see this was done.
Various persons spoke on the subject, and It was
unanimously resolved to carry it out ; out whether it
shout! assume the form of • painting or a st stue was
left somewhat In d subt (A letter wa, read from Dr.
Smith, whe, through illness, was unable to attend.
speaking in favour of a statue)
All present form id themselves lotus committee, and
• considered:lle sum wee aubwribed in the room. The
Mayor was asked to act. Chairman. and Mr. 11. shone
as Secretary, which they oonsented to to.
Tee meeting was thoroughly representative and
unanimous, members of both pollticl pates being
present.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

To the Editor.

81r,—In Thor«lay's Tekgram I find • letter signed
"A Working Man," respecting the Do eel County
Museum and Literary Institute, with which I folly
agree. I els., attended the meeting
_oon the 6th inst.,
and was delighted to hoar from Mr. Moule what a
splendid gift Mr. Williams had presented to the
town, the very thing that was so much needed by the
young men of Dorchester. I was, however, not aware
at the time that the only condition by which • person
could biome a member was so degrading to the
respectable oitisena end young men of D•orcheater.
Before • person can reap any of the benefits of the
Institute, he must obtain the signature of a Clergy-
man or Justide of the Pea" certifying that the
applicant is of good character, and unable to afford the
subooription to the Museum Heading.rooni. or in plain
English—that he is a pauper. 0 mid anything have
been devised t o set class against claw more than this
What are the respectable Toeing men of this town t
do, such as bank and solicit iroi clerks, sons of trades-
men, and of the middle classed? Are they to be
debarred from all the privileges which the Institute is
Intended to give? My opinion, air, is that them are
the men who would help such a boon more than any
other claw If s in one had not blonder. tin framing
such an insulting c .nditiou asto membership, nothing
could have been done by any gentletrian better
calculated to keep the young man of Dorchester from
spending their evenings at the "Spotted Monkey." I
am doubtful it another iunt.ano 0 uld be f ound in
Enghtnit in which such • magnificent gift was presented
to any town with the same restrictions as to member-
ship.
I am also given t i understand, even if • young man
is in • respectable position in life, anl able to pay hi,
guinea a year for the use of the Museum Hauling.
room, he would still have no claim to be admitted
to the room ,of the Institute, where it la so much
more pleasant and bright, and where he would
feel more at home, and be able to enjoy his game
of bagatelle, chess, or draughts, simply because he can
affords guinea a year
I trust Mr. Williams will be able to see his way to
alter the obnoxious rule, and to make it compulsory
that every member pay a small sum—say from five to
ten shillings • year—for the privilege of belonging to
ouch • splendli Institute.—l am, sir,_yours truly,
Ost or TUB BLIDDIA CLABB.
November 9th, 1883.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13

THE DORCHESTER SATURNALIA.
To the

Dear PI admitted by everyone that the
demonstration at D irobeiter on Monday last was •
decided failure. There is not the slightest doubt that
it would have been by far the beat policy to have Pat
It off until a more favourable evening ; but al that
step was not taken I tkiak that eomothing ought
certainly to be done to compensat s the public, who
DO generottely eubscribed towards the demonstration.
Now I think that if the processionlsta subecribed
together among thomselvoi towards • bonfici, and on
s ime apoointd evouiug they were to repair to Pound.
bury In their c 'stained (ao doubt a bond could be
procured), the boafire could bo lighted, the re.
mainder of the fireworks let off, an I I believe (and
many more are of the same opinion) that it would be
greatly appreciated by the public. If you will Jaunt
this in your valuable paper you will greatly oblige,—
Yours faithfully,
A DORCEIIBI74 GOT.
Dorchester, Nuvambe: 7th, 1883.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

WMIZZAN.

neap:num —0 n Sunday snaky Sirs. Jaebnos
wife of the Walsyma Illais•ar, whilst riding hoots
boat Inagtaa with her basbaad, who had bun
presoldag that day, mat with. serious sooldsat. They
was driving down Glaakdans, • vary dangerous pima,
oa soomat of the snipers of the bill. aad the road
being vary bad and ran, owned by the vary
hoary rains of ths past few. months, the trip was
upset sad Mrs. Jackass was throwa out, ad her ars
was broken. Ws ars vary sorry to say she 1. 15111
la a very critical state, and the arm is moils" to such
an utast that it is isaposaibts, up to the present, to
have It set.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

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Circulars, Programmes.

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Business Cards, Note Headings, Bill
Heads, Price Lists.

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Reports of Institutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules.

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rampillets, Sermon,

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Cheques, Memorandum Forms.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

A CATHEDRAL GUARDED.

It has traa.pi,e I that fqr the past fortnight the
Dean and Chapter of Duriteui hare deemed it
oecapeearyto place & night d hard over the ca,hedrel.
The objeca i• said to prevent the perpetra.ion of se
outrage eimi.ar to Lhet M Weetatinster.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

FANCY DRESS BALL.

A Fancy Dream 811 wee hol4 at tha Amity Hall no
Wedomlay evening lut. More tickets were taken
than the pnroltaaare availed themselves of, the umber
of thaws prelate belog a few short of • haadiad• A.
will be men from the subjoined lift, there was • tolors
able irprlokliog of ordinary even its drams bat tau" of
the costumes were rosy striking. Amvos the laslbse
may be mentioned "1&Ille de rogigastats" • llPaaah
Lody, Night, ko ; and moot notmeable of the male
charlatan were Hug Hal, Clol=wn Beanie= (who
taw= ir.1.41 •