The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-09-05 00:00:00

HYDE.

S tturday, the 19th,—till.1—rilit7e was the ,e•one of v,
pleasant and merry g tthering to enjoy what is generilljr kn;ww%irsati,; .s,lll.l,r,i‘m .cst
of hoilinyollau:tl
o
rust eel boiled heof, vesi and mutton pj
pluimi puilding, tart,, k., with aim unhilnil,..j
strong beer was 101 l out in a umparious iii ii tim
lawn In front of the house. The Wool Rran 111,0
engaged for the occasion. After supper :' The hesnh
Mr. and Miss Itadclyffe" was drunk with three.to
three, the men expressing gratitiide for the many
nes4es received from the Itadelylfe familv. The reinairet
of the evening was passed very pleasantly in e
singing songs. We may add this is only one of the ilqa,
treats given by Mr. Rsdclyffe to his employe..

v.
Tut "garden we
hPtheiGedOceLredn Sthi.:ll4if:titcevrnlmmtoivt.,s(,•r'i:a..dn.eireJnef,4.ht)aora:litfV,
nkr:),Ll,. £,
ant
week in and of the building fund of the roegree.„.
l.
Local
Sunday schools realised
and in addition to this, £lO Is. WM obtained by priv
eveii
icar of l'arkstone.
elle a 114,,1:8.,:::3:arnni Tael ct Sessions
,s; re4a‘d,
he
es
ci,edieri. were
isS
eofbnee:Pli.
efit
h .n preached
er thes t
n:ivn;
DA: 1.::;;;I:
each service in aid of the Sunday school.
ing, pnor to
n,l is
lly
ng
sala
Wesleyan llrcuit, preached his farewell sermon on Sundm
The rev, gentleman, who has resided in l'oole for three
el
muel
mucceeded hi the Rev. W. 11. Hull.
r.
as ins,
t h(Bdia
this :oioxan l:
xi ig4:ll
before.
ement was t
or ht
ejyl,r:W:e(fr.7fro*lhms:arti:mll):::b,
and collector
torlihSpeinalporeer•aeer an !iss'l:::i nv"ede wi:th:ltOld.CiePeyutomnitkeh stuir...4 of 14....ti:hff:,1...1.4.tn,1ih5.:at.:
ecided
go on as
discuseed the else of a poor woman of the
Young, who had become chargeable to tho
sespoirseueitienß,infiwt.hye
(leincoementietyilieafnec.e
paid to her fcr years an compensation be ibt
he her on their line of railway. The clerk now
that the relief paid to Mrs. Young had bas•nrefoed;o,
that the company had undertaken to continue then:pay.
ments to her.- The letter front the I.ncal 11ovemineut
Board objecting to the payment of I:le to H w.
Rollings, relieving officer, for travelling expert., au
again read and now considered. The Illoael took into
consideration the long service awl advaneed rears of Mr.
Rolling& and the fact that he would, if he reeige,,l.
entitled to a heavy amount from the 'operation:tains
fund, and unanimously resolved to increase his salary tie
for one year from the 2lth of Jon- last, it being under-
stood that the increase would not be paid to his sans,.
—The Hoard iIISO ilispoaml of the application from Mr. C.
Meatiard. the other relieving'otticer, for an incma.,4
salary after 17 years service. Mr. Meatyaol ia the Wier.
ins officer for Ilaniworthy and the two hytchett, at
salary of £5O, and other officers bring him in 1:15 more,
Mr. rrumpler moved that his salary be increased
year, but this found no seconder, as the Board seemed
to consider the salary quite sufficient for the &meg
to be performed, which are very light, and should
not occupy the whole of the officers time. The increase
was consequently refused.
Lomas Minato:Sant' Iskiar.Tv.—Three sermons were
preached in the Congregational Church on Sunday in aid
of the funds of this society. In the morning the pao.o of
the church, the Rev. J. W. Sampson, occupied the pulpit,
and preached an able missionary sermon from St. .I“hs
x, 16,—" And other sheep I have, which are not of this
fold : them also I must bring, and they shall hear my
voice, and there shall be one fold and one Shepherd." The
afternoon sernion WWI preached to the scholars of the
Sunday schools, who occupied the galleries of the chapel,
by the deputation from the swirly. the Rev. W. Lee a
missionary lately returned from Tranvancore, India. The
rev, missionary founded an interesting discourse on
several passages from the New Testament, and
leave many simple and amusing examples and
illustrations of the babita of the Indians, and
more especially the Indian children. In the evening the
deputation prearbed to a good congregatien from
Matthew. vi, 10, "The people which sat in darkness saw
great light : and to them which sat in the region and
shadow of death light is sprung lip." The scribe, which
was an edifying one, contained initela information alssit
the people of Ttavancere. On Monday evening • puldic
meeting was held in the same budding, and, considerias
the adverse state of the weather, was pretty well attended
Mr. M. Kievan-Welch pre..ided, and the meeting was
opened by prayer hy tho Rev. M. Lori,. ask of p,ok.lone
after which the Nev. .1. W. Sampson, read a detailed
report of the sum raised in Poole ilunng the past 'aria
aidif the society, the total being £.47 Ms 2,1. The Chair
man's address wail,' pr.letiral one, in which be dealt with
the progrem of christianity, and said there were now 40
lem number than :Art missionaries employed by the
Missionary Societies of the world, and the annual
expenditure was ever 1:1.000.000. The Rev. Mr. lanshass,
of Wareham, and the Rev. Mr. Lockwood, of Parkstone,
delivered short, but earnest, addresses, awl then the
deputation spoke at some length, and related a great dead
of kis experience ss a missionary. He spoke hopefally of
the results that had been and lie thought week' las
attained in India by Missions, and said that when the
statistics of last year were made up it was found that is
the single State of Travancore no less than 10,001 persons
had conic over during the year and placed thein:elves
under I 'hriaian instruction. After the singing id a
hymn, and a few words from the pastor, the Ilenedietest
was pronounced and the meeting separated.
Poi.icr.. Mosnar.—Before Mr. (I. M. Gutch.
Elisabvth a hawker, was brought up charged
with deserting her child. William Edward Knight, who
has been chargeable to the Poole Union since the 111th of
June.—Mr. Clarke. master of the Workhouse, said the
maintenance and expemas amounted to XI Is.. and this
prisoner said she would pay in three monthly instalments
of Iss. Mr. Slade. Clerk to the tivardians, acecepted this
offer and prisoner was discharged.
l'omcg, Weduesday.—Before Messrs. 11. 1). Ellis and
A. Balaton.
_ . _ . .

Ile or!! Lock, labourer. of Poole. %vim charged with 'wing
drunk and oliaorderly in Lagland-etreet the preview ni:ht.
Rallett proved the case, and the nto2b4ratc, im-
posed 3 tine tif 5t and costa, or seven dare. l'nminer Wal
11110.11; to pay. amt
.:tag clnunit.ted to ga01...

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I.F.Trt SciotoNs, Thumley.—Befere the Mayer (Abler,
lean M. )emp-Welch). and Mesas. ('. J. Stone. W. I).
aml J. B. Duren.
. .

The only business lieforu- the court wa uianplica,c
by Mr. Clarke, nrister of the Workhouse. on behalf of the
Guardians, for an "'AT lif removal of a pauper n 1111.4
Ellen Snell snit her son Frederick Snell, fr no tliclnk
Union lii the Docking Union Norfolk. The nee‘swry
root of chargeability was given by Mr. Clarke, awl the
'tench granted the ordcr.

BOURNBXOUTH.
1:owiNo Cl.:.—The members of this club dined to.
stealer in their boat-house, near the Pier. ..n Thurstay
evening. The chair was occupied by Mr. W. Mewl.%
and there WILK a good attendance of genticilien„ inekslitig
31elors. C. C. Creek, C. R. Plank, E W. Itelos.vh, N.
Webb, G. Lane, Dr. Douglas, Dr. 4ohnvm. *c.
doing juatice to a substantial dinner, supplied by Mr. E
Burden, of Commercial-road, the usual toast list on .irk
occasions was duly gone through, and the party broke up
about 11 o'clock, after spending a very happy tvenior-
Mr. .1. N. Foye kindly placed a llozen dui:air:ole oti the
table.
l'ammt rtru.—Sisutiltantsiiii with th,if
friends of the Bourne h Rowing 11,11., at tle' bat'
house the members of this club had their aniutil dither

(literal= of use- aaamasaton Unafionah. iffhteawa:il said
a
churchwarden and
seseieN.-on Saturday.ilE.thNere were,
roe
tames
A the county magistrates. Inman or Man
for
Titionir
bezekzi' vi I
affair is
606" " • mer signed the licenses for the t_hee.M.M.e. begattae Mrs. Sealey, wail at the t•
th. Clef Ker'Sel in the division, against i'ylinhgum:ibeareb.davemofen.it,ckawnel
paralysis ; and reduced to condition of coenmiwillette
ne
beer homes
ci
wo not • Angle complaint
whi• ch tbere,.l r• te of the Blandford Temperance Society.
Ter ranee Society, and the children' Band helplessness.
th, Vouth. pe
Wl.' ;mkt in the Corn Exchange on Tuesday,
• 1101.% not hsing able to get a field for the oeca-
the a met at four pm., and paraded the
f f .and.drum band to the Corn
101 the e • led T hl •
i•
tn. a' . tea NV lin pro, . an siseec ying
• too. ratioi ss were inade for the concert,
re
piac" at 5.15 p.m., by it choir of 100
50e;10..A,i0gel instrumental accompaniment The
seleetion ;as rarforbuta:d
.1;1 trzgireslnsoirt-
lastl•
:"'""er'wth'ijieltelvt.ev. Mr.
gmier, of Stickland;
„candor. morn was well filled. Mr. Farraker gave
dares!, as he is alsett to leave Stlckland,
ho• i3l vening's entertainment was brought to
- ;l een o'clock.
-„,▪ lereorLD ilaarsuiss Dow( Ran LAMM -
!WA Mr
ow T. [nor submitted to public compel'.
00 • •e'n Mead about SO ram lambs and a few
Pee in iproved Hampshire breed the Property of
Toss of of Gessage. The first lot was knocked ,
Mr. • finsker sill guineas, and prices ranged from
a,,,sa to •Mr. Gay, of Freston kanyurchased
MlO 16,,,,°1,71 *nether at 1.11 guineas. Mr. Gal pin secured
one et "" (which the. auctioneer sai would be
• "p
n'lc;ignin"') foru i ni6eagus nnerin I t Mrersieclitairytier• gm
VII
5I
rt ML' were were purchaaen at nine giiineasr..
UFA I -
ccl one nicely shaped and perfect in
Flower another at II guineas,
sill =1.01".3cr ,;„; i
t 1 guineas. These were the
04 lots remained unsold. Only
sold, Mr. 'Tory, of Turneorth,
• four -to ith for 101 guine.as. The to
.hoeli2ls 611.-average Di 2a. 7d.
-.130010i1 WHITECHUROR.
WI iketer..-un Thursday a honm belonging
stifito-'4 W, , carrier clot woodman, got entangled
to gr. I frllll'' in his field, anti tvas so seriously
is san,i Tkg .cind head, that it is feared the animal
ill!lirl'isVto le ile,troyel.
CIIANDORNB.
sy„,,oss Tii - - Before Mr. tleorge
rtnr„ 'lector Moines
• 4,1 t;,,,rge lierb.y. of Cranliorne, were
1.10 ,aulting George Zebedee, of the same
rususoe" id the :oth ultimo. The cosuplainant
place. Srf'dowidi thektor,r ntrii.thdSetfeell'a sister. which
ire, who
fail roughly, Kerley joining in
aunt' -me magistrates considering all the parties
lie 7,1 p blame, convicted the defendants in the
""....7..asi of 1.. each, and the costs Le. lid. each.
,w port, who bailed from Three Legged Cro". w"
',"l ilia Kate Henning, of Verwood, for an
The farts were very clear, it being
•ear.
waved that the I leftmlant had paid muney for the
- the hild anti the Fem
ehmale an order for 24.
eprrld '
'ism:, with the coats amounting to Lie. On leaving the
tags the mother of Miss Ilenning, attacked the defendant
wino; hint tightly round his throat, causing hit mouth
it:54,1. This havMg been witnessed by I'. C. King, the
„,os• . were all Isought back into the court again.
A. 1144,11. nevi .7.1 years, being the defendant
etsies,;,l with assaulting George Revel, the defendant did
sat woh to make the matter very long, and pleaded guilty.
)falo..trslr told herdic must control her tempers, and
Including c sits, or seven days hard lalmur,
ag,,wieg one l,.,nth for payment.
BEIDPORT.
Aushatsn. VorsbisTs Ann BELL BiArsiEs -This
laknied troupe of artistes paid a first viait to llridport on
Mosby and Tuesday at the Templar Hall, Barrack-
suet. There were crowded audiences on both evenings.
Their quartets were sung with malefic taste and
kannony. Mr. W. Field Cr a comic singer soul caricatm.
lie, is, without doubt, the best we have ever heard.
Fint-On Thursday night a tire broke out in a grocers
shop belonging to Mr. Marmon, East Street About the
middle of the night, some one passing in the street, saw
smoke laming from the shop,
_and hastily aroused the
inmates who were gone to bed. Soule other persona
ss.i.tel, and the tire was overcome, but not before all the
contents of the ,hop were charted, and damaged by the
fire. After an examination of the pre:nine, we are
summed that the tire was extinguished, without burning
the whole of the premier. It shows a great amount of
geal in the personn engaged in extinguishing it.
BOROUGH Potter., Friday.- Refers C. Timmer, Esq.
(Mayor.)
Charles Cada., was brought up in custody on remand,
charged with smaulting his wife. Prisoner was required
to emit two .aretias in 11% each, and himself in 110, to
keep the peace for three months.
Cotten Perry SitamoNa, Monday-Before Mr. J. M.
I'. Montagu, (chairman), Captain Still, Captain J. B. T.
Mullen, and Captain Sullen, R N.

LICE-NSIN.I nErrum.
TR.OSYKRA.—The Winniardo Gap tin, Cheilslington,
from Richard C. Bartlett, to James Bartlett, The Crown
and Anchor Inn, Bestertoo, from Lucy Curtbi, me Perry,
to I %Arles I urtio.
Several cautions were adminiotered to the landlord* of
hones against which there were complaint*, as to their
conduct
Thorneccinhe, applied for a transfer
from his mother V. himself. —Granted.
see.esl spplicationo hr extra time were granted.
Itrice, South Perrot!, applied for a magiatratee
warrant, to eject a tenant, Joh. Shottler, from a cottage
belonging to him.—Warraut of possession to be issued in
.lat.'.
Mr. Winn, !inspector of Niiiwsnees, Bearninater, applied
for a warrant .4 distress against John Borten, 6d.
eelS in,re,si in pr'.-ling against him, to remedy •
noi.sance im property of bin at Dimminster.—Warrant of
distren ordered, snd an onler for the Inspector to do the
work hinkelf satisfaetorily.
tore L•Keill. and Vecd, rick Lock 8, were charged by
temualia iiiiier, a little girl, 9 years of age„, with
mimeo liehaveur to her in a Held near Stoke Abbott.
Die little spoke to the facto, and it warn corroborated
to a 'were, sh. passing at the time—Adjourned
till next day. cone here occurred in court, the mother
ol the prisoner-, threatening the mother of the prosecutor.
She arikrid to lie taken into custody, and bound to
owl a surety in •10 to keep the peace for three months.
The surety was forthcoming at • later period of the day,
awl the woman liberated.
Jew. King, a. boy, was charged with stealing a quantity
ul pluno, iafoo 6L, the property of Captain Bennett, at
Lyme legic,.,a the 'ti, Aligust. —The case was proved by
Charley. and Captain Bennett's gardiner.-10 strokes
with, birch r.ol.
TO-co. g"...1 and Cheeks IlaUtil„ two boys, were
chaired with &waling fruit from the saute
gardens-Similar punishment,
Fillies Res..., loders, was suninsonisii by the Excise
for carrying, gun without a license.—Penalty reduced to
d 1 l, with a re-commendation to the authorities for a
further mitigation.
64.1, rkilipo and Mews Philips, were summoned by
s:vore Newlond, of Thorneemobe, with damaging a plum
ll,einth.' hi, of August.--Fined 2s. each, to. damages,
aal Ai. ro.t..

N.;lionX-Y. Jane assault that took
II ibr road Vr,ro Pymore to 'tottery, on the 17th d July.
Irabeeta Brion., was anninoned by John Spearing,
ransArrpsr to hoot Bridport, with stealing woo.l at
**Moe Wyl.l wood. Whilechureh Canonieorurn, on the
lesh Angu,t.—Adjounied foes weak on his own sureties
in tat

IMutat Pourc., Tiiesday.—Defore the Mayor (Mr. C.
Turker), and lie. Hay.
srs alias Jonning.. shag &mires, was charged
id' dealing two ,:old rings, and two spoons, the property
of Huy An P..ailon, of the Sailors' Home Inn, Southgnet The prisoner came to lodge et the house on the
21., inst. The rings were in her bedroem in a drawer,
a 54 ,he inio.ed the rings and spoons and gave
ißformation to Sergt ash.. The rings and PPM/ were
leolneed and ideal:Med.—Samuel Allen, pawnbroker, gave
prisonrr is. for the ring and sub-eottently handed it to
cale who went to I torchester in scareh of prisoner,
slid lien to Weymouth. Ile came bark to Dorchester and
fousi Ikti..ll.r in custody, charged him with stealing two
Pial rat..., which he denied. and also having dept at
1,161We1. The sergeant left him there, and returned to
I.4i.iPart nut fismil one of the rings, and then went hack
to whester and told prisoner he should like to find the
othir. Ile that's the one, quite right. Now you
lore fismil one, I will *how you where the other 14, and
turned up the kg of his trousers, and it was sown in the
i 4 hi. trousers.- P.r. W. Pearce, stationed at 1)or•
'to I'. on Tiieolay received the prisoner at the Station.
II" Owed ham in the melts, and searched him. Ile found
the two 11.00121, produced, sown in his trousers, and
chsel Inn, with stealing them. He said he (mind them
"'. Oct.t- Primmer was committed for trial at the
Curie, Crnik, Mai charged by his wife Mary Cribb,
n-th committing a lire.ach of the peace, on Sunday, VII
ind. at North Allington.—ltensanded till Friday.

YEOVIL.
TIIE CONFIGENe'Ie TitICH.—TILYING IT ON
WITH A RAILWAY PORTHIL
At the Central Criminal Court, this week, before
le Sergeant Cos,
.inmtt MarL4il, and John Smith, 38, were indicted
he stealer 12, the money of Abraham Watts.—Mr.
F. Mewl prosecuted; the prisoners were undefended.
-11ie preeecutor. who ie a porter in the service of the
Great Western Railway Company, living at Yeovil,
•aitl that on the night of the 214 of Auguet he was at
the Prince of Waives Tavern, Riehop'e.road, Padding-
ton, 'lien the prhoner Smith came in and said he had
eothet the train for the west, and witness told him
there would be another shortly, and one he (witness)
‘NrtaiTlll•4 by shortly alter-wars a The. other prisoner,
made liii aitnearantx, and, stating that he was
teen Exeter, said that he had anne to London about
an action at law, and that be bad recovered a sum of
pone,. Ile told Smith that he wroth' give him a gold
ein.: if he wonhl have his name engraved upon it, and
111. II be a.k.el willies., if lie weithl have anything to
dli rink, to u lii Ii lie a•caltal. All three then adjourned
anether -bees.... where Marks asked Smith if
lie he ha.l meney and if he had any faith, and he maid
leel. l.irk. asked him to let him haveit, and ,
pulled nut se' eral not., and gave them to Mark*.
85e1h went into a puldic-houne and Mark," anti the
Preerattor went to the tomer of the street. Marlos
then ...eh' to the prosecutor, "I'll do the same with you
that 1,161 with Smith tan yon let me have a ' fiver '
' teiit.' Vii sail lie could not an he had
il each a train, lie then asked him to go with
1.. the pihlie.lionee that Smith went to where they
'eel three lan..ec ef cherry, which Smith paid for.
Smith -aid to the presecutor, " 'lave faith and let the
San have ' quit' ;' I'll work itright." The
,".hbv,eesitl No." but pulled out two sovereigns from
let intl had them in his hand, when Marks took
tie ~, front hit hand. Ile told them that he wanted
tlo 111 lu;:,” back with the train, and Smith replied
that it wee 41 right, and that he would work it all
before the witnese went into the public-house
Ilasks told hin, lie would give him a gold ring if he
_etthl have faith te let him have a " fiver " or " tenner.
He went with the prixonere out of the bonne, and said
he wanted his ineney bark, because he wanted to
eateh the train. Marks handed him two sovereigns,
aod tall and got on 1111 l nilme, but he afterwards
f soul that one of the 140Ve reigns was • bad one.
Smith ran In front of the tennibus and witness ran
Iter it, and having met with a constable gave both
Prisoners into custody. Marks then gave him
auetlee good sovereign. When the prisoners were
''" ihte t lettotly they sail the prat...Tutor had got his
s'""''V. and they did not know whet more he wanted.
dory femel both the prisoners Guilty.—John
ibtYre. warder of the !louse ofrorrectien, proved
Pretheis onvictions against Smith. - Mr. Sergeant
I,'“‘ ...inept-al Marks to be imprisoned and kept to bard lateen for twelve 111111 l the, and Smith to be kept
it, venal eervitude for seven years

71LILBORRE PORT.
-‘, Btn event has occurred here. Mr. ltichard
a farmer, well.known and respected in the
and neighbourhood, bad been idling for some-
hut not serious wee apprehended, and on
114b.r.lay morning, unal, Mr. Seeley made the
r'"uni of his farm ; lint, feeling something was wroni,
returned home, and had only lust time to get infti th j when he fell to the ground in a fit. Medical
was at once invoke,' tuni the patient put to bed;
hut every effort proved unavailing, and he died on
Bnrulav morning without ha recovered conscious-
nes. aher hi. „fru, we. for some yean

MESSRS. SUiiiiN'S CATALOGUE.
The autumn catalogue of Her Majesty's seedmen,
the Messrs. Sutton reaches us, clothed in a brilliant
garb of gold and colours, while itsinterior pages are
replete with well executed engravings, of the chief of
the autumn productions of this well known firm. The
book is not simply to be regarded as an advertising
medium, for in addition to its price lists, it con-
tains plain and explicit directions for the cultivation
of all the plants and flowers mentioned in its pages.
Here, as an instance, are the remarks concerning the
proper growth of that homely flower, the crocus : -
These brilliant harbingers of spring will thrive in any
soil or situation, but to be brought to the highest possible
perfection should be grown in an 01.011 situation, Oil •
deep, rich, dry sandy loam. The Mille; should be planted
during September, October, and November. If kept out
of the ground after the end of the year they will be
seriously damaged, and however carefully planted, will
flower in a satisfactory manner. Plant three inches deep
In lilies, clumps, or 111•111•14 as taste may require, putting
the bulbs two inches apart. If it be possible, let them
remain undisturbed two or three years, and then take
then, up and plant again in well prepared and liberally
manural soil. The named varieties are invaluable for pot
and frame culture, and to force for decorative purposta,
for though the flowers are shortlived, they are every-
where welcome, and in character they are quite distinct
from all other flowers of the same early season. A lied of
niixed Crocuses has a pleasing appearance. butin selecting
bulbs for the geometric garden, it is best to take distinct
colours, reserving the yellow for the exterior parts of the
design to define its boundaries, and employing tho blue
and the white in masses and bands within. In districts
where sparrows destroy the flowers, they may be deterred
from the mischief by stretching over the beds several
lengths of coloured twine, which will not interfere with
the beauty of the display, and will terrify the sparrows
for a sufficient length of time to save the flowers.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1876.

MR. ARCII IN A RAILWAY COLLISION.
Mr. Arch, president of the National Agricultural
Labourers' Union, while travelling from the North to
Warwick to attend the meeting of the executive com-
mittee, held on Monday, had & somewhat narrow
escape. The train by which he was travelling CAM
into collision near Stafford with another pasnenger
train, and Mr. Arch sustained a severe blow on the
neck and hesuL He was able, however, to preside
at the meeting at Leamington, when a report on the
position and prooix•cts of the Union was presented.
AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH OF A
SOLICITOR.

Mr. Henry Bremner, a well-known Liverpool
solicitor, while addressing the bench at the annual
licensing session at the Police Court on Thursday
iporuingt suddenly fell forwiwd,lesil foremost, on the
attorney s table, in an unconscious state. The court
was densely crowded at the time with publicans and
others concerned in the business sad the atmosphere
was exceedingly close and foul. It was thought by
those present that Mr. Bremner was merely overcome
by the polluted atmosphere of the court, and he was
at once removed into Mr. Raffiee's private room. The
utmost anxiety was manifested by everybody present
to learn the result of Mr. Bremner's sudden illness,
and when, in the course of about seven minutes it was
announced that he was dead, the utmost consternation
prevailed, and a most painful impression was created
amongst those who had witnessed the sad occurrence.
Dr. Taylor stated that he had died from syncope from
disease of the heart.

DASTARDLY OUTRA.OIII IN QUERNS COUNTY. MR if: A. E.OBl AND 00.'2
A singular outrage has been committed on the property T IGIITHOUSI OOLI• OIL
of Mr. St. George, J.P., Ballacolla, Queen's County. The FOR NODIERA TOR AND OMER LAMPS:
tails of four valuable mil& cows were tied together, and Berclunita and Rana* of all kinds of Burning and Lubricating
the animals, in trying to extricate themselves, tore each Oils.
other's tails off. ram lam Pass ox ArnicArrox.
_ _ Mikes, 06, Upper Thames Street, London, KC.
TOTAL WRECK OF A BARQUE.
El TTEEN LITS.B LOST.
A sail story of suffering is reported at Lloyd's from
Melbourne. It appeare the Austrian barque Stefano,
from Cardiff to Kong Kong with coals, struck on a
reef on the nth October last, south of the North-West
Cape and went to pieces two hours afterwards. The
capain and six men were drowned. Ten men got
as but eight afterwards died. The two survivors,
after living on the island for about eight months, were
rescued, and have been landed at Melbourne.

taTAll PADS prevent the Cup* calling, mike the step
1..1 soft to tread apoo, aixt trIU hist for years.
Sake of Carpet Liniv and Stair Pads always ksereasing.
To he had 4 all UAoLuhrers and Furnishing Houses.
llanufactnr.l by A. F. Stoddard 1C.., Paisley.
WALKER'S CRYSTAL. CASE WATCHES are superseding
IFY all others. Prise Medals, London. 1861 Paris 1867:
Silver trent £3 3m Geld, from Ca 68, Cornhlll, LC. 330,,
Regentgitraet, W., and 76, Strand, W.C. Deaoriptire pamphlet
free.
DOR W ICE'S Gold Modal RAKING POWDER Illakie Pudding,
ID Piss and Tarts sword and wholesome.
ID BUYING • SEWING MACIIINS
Ask for

AD. P. BRIAR MU. Briar Pipes, stamped A. D. P., are
• teed against burning and cracking. Thu bowl of
each rrnP. P. Pips contains a printed guarantee. Price from
la each, of all TObSIdMI. Wbolesala and for exportation of
D. POBINIR and CO., 61, Mansell-etreet, Aldo**, Landow

LONDON and ROUTH APRICAN BAN
(Incorporated by Royal Charter 1800),
10. KM WILLIAg-griturr. LONDOg. K C.
Pald-op Capital 2400.000—I3SUES LETTERS of CREDIT
and DRAFTS on it, Amoeba@ at Port IDlzabeth. Orahaan.
town. Cape-town. Durban (Natal). Rills neroclated and am%
collection. and al Rankine hualnacs trammeled.
i• Interest at 5 per cent, per annnro (payable hilt-yet ly)
oweu on Depoidte Seed for 12 siontbaor longer penal..

AVE YOURGLENPATR "
K

rikRPIT LINING sumlics • long felt want, sible greatly
U to the wear of the tilict and 10 the warmth and comfort
of the room, and is moderate in price.
BROWN and MAY beg to call the attention of those wing
PORTABLE ENGNE.S to their
Newly-Patenlol
OTKAM RLAST TIMM CLEANER which instantly Heads the
0 tubes, whilst the Engine Is at work, effectin3 scrod saying
of fuel and time, now fitted to all their Engines of 4 home
power and upwards, free of cost. Ti'.. BRUIIIIIOI no LONGER
gastrulae. Catairspics and full particulars free on application
to BROWN and MAY, DEVIZES.
Just Awarded-
-Ist Prise Silver Medal at the Preston Show, June 15th
to 17th.
Set Prise Riley Motel at the Itoyal Cornwall Show,
June 13th to 155,. _
GREAT BARGAINS.
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rIDDR and ENDS-in-8;1;11;st Droo. Matcvlali good lengths
and good qualities In carious regimen perfect, 50 yards
for 214. 6.1, 40s. Ms. ed., 400. 0.1 and 505 , each sent for
Remittance. BAKER and CRISP, 106, Regent street, London,
W.
fIOsTUMES ! COSTUMES ! COSTUMES made in bust
tgesible manner. perfectly lilting from a new and simple
plan of self-measurement. A very Mtge stock I Black and
Coloured Silks, Cashmere., Merinos+, Sago Cloths. Alpaces,
Damages, Danish Lustre., Basket Cloths, Athol Cords, Trail
Cloths, Daintier Twlbbo, fhichesse Cords, Japanese Mks plain
and fancy, Velvets and Velveteens all Colours. Patterns free.
Cashmere Shawls all colours post free for 4s. lid.
COUNTRY ORDERS must enclose remittances or give a
good London reference.
. . '

Orders by rest or Telegram promptly exscutol
HARVEY and Cu., Lambeth Moose, Wmtroinster Bridge,

• Laudon. "
Altg you In want of moneyl--If so lam no time in applying
personally, or hy letter. to Mr. T. FAIRIIICAD, 117
11rIctoti•road, London, S.W., who advances (nun £lO to A.:5015
(privately) on Persons' own accurity, at 5 per cent (or at • less
site upon deposit n 1 deeds) without publicity, low Costs, or
formalities and repayable to suit horniwers• convenience.
ADVANCES &so made upon Furniture (without removal).
Stock, Crops. Plant. Ac.

BORY/WWB Gold bledal BAKING POWDER. Rakes moo
Bread. Tea (Wm, auut Scones without Yowl.

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TIII NNW PIIOTOBRILAPHIC ALBUM.
I 'ALBUM PARTERRE (Registered).
I I A NM, Ainslie Alarm Sro. Sirs

.101ITEEN COLOURED —FLORAL DESIGNS
Intersperscl with other leaves; the Ti.. Ice Cabinet sine repre-
senting the various Flowers which itliwen each Month. With
Title-page inilimting the name ol each Flower. Bound in
Morncen or Russia—A HANDSOME PRD3ENT..
. _ . _

Ead—erei;alm."----e by trbe-1;111-;:iWIToOlZ;;Iic.r....;nal Stationers.
Published by T. J. SMITH, SON, and Co., London.

TUDSON'S DTM-4.4 Colours &I. tacit —Anyone oan ise
tJ them. —Mk for Judson's Dyes.— Of Chemists and
Stationers

THE- CONFECTIONERY. Chem, Nicnows, and
Coombs. Hackney Wick Worts, London, E
Specialities -" Perfection Drops"--Boiled Sugars, Srertaill
suited for high-clam Counter Trade,
Macaroni Beads, Mystic Comfits and Spelling Bees (Pat...tad)
Surprise Packet*, Sherbet warranted to maintain the froth.
Comets, Mixture', Boiled Sugars, hc , In,
Prices on application. State quantity ;squired.
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THE AGRICULTURAL AUCTION AND AGENCY CO.,
(LImIMPI).
FOR THE SA LE OF HORSES,
AGRICULTURA I. IMPLEMENTS,

JOHNEON,,- CLIIK, A Co'.
OHO SHUTTLE"
FAMILY LOCKKITYCII SEWING MACHINE,
ON TREADLE OOKPLETE, LS 5 0
TO WORK BY HAND, LS 10 0
And ii you cannot s'et them of local dealers mend to the Head
°Mee In London for a Catalorne
niff gs UNEVIALLED MAORI-WET
1. we a Staten Needle, nuke a "butt Stitch," have
relf-editnitlns tensim and are adapted to
EVERY VARIETY of SEWING for FA VILY WEAR,
Fame ?Ili wolfram staupta to rne murnter
" The Best Setting Machines In the Market. —.s,eing itadtiots
Gazelle. Every Machine Guaranteed for nom TZARS.
JOHNSON, CLARK k Co , Bnotoek. U 8 A.,
and 88, Queen rietorlastreek Loudon.
T it E

4sECLIPBE"

ISCLIPSES ALL rum CHEAP SAU
Pronounced by connoieecure the best Sauce.
TRY IT.

Manufactured by CIIARLES MORRIS, Reading.
DRAtif,, SERI), STRlhti. AND DRUM AND FIFE BANDS.
PIANOCORTVI. AND HARMONIUMS at e‘h.44
nate price,. at J. MOORR'S, Iluddendield
Pricey with drawinp of ever, Iretrument now free. Music fr.
any kind of hlnd Potr^nNie.l by the Anne. Nev, and Rifle
Dorm Second-hand Inetrumenta bought or taken in
Exchange.

iiirrErs miut rooti for INPANTS land INVALIDS
tl Manufectsrmi by Durres, Saimaa, mid Co., Itehrbacb,
!laden.
ACKNOWLEDGED Td IIK UNSURPANIED.
le Ai. per tin of Ilk. Of all Chemist.; awl of the Sole
Importers, Damounto awl Albert Buildings, Queen Victoria
PATF.NT
Street, E C.
RAMUEL CLARNErkw7S
pYRAMID Poop WAR3IF.RS.
SOLO EVIIIIT 'mum
No. I. Holds half-pint Foal, beekles water, Price is ad. each.
No. 2. „ Three-quarters Pint Food tt
No. 3 „ IMO Pint Food ,• „ Si. Od.
riLARICre PYRAMID Dunn Liains—cm.
l/ rumen who and any difficulty in obtainitm Use Pyramid
Night Liatia in good condition arc PloliCiteil to write to the
Patentee, at the Manufactory, II), Albany titres.% Repeat's
Park, London, NW.

LTENT

SOPORTSME N, Volunteers, & Householders. 50,0
Government Enfield or Hinder RIFLES, Sample 15e.,
Snider, 3:s. Suitable for Matches, House protection or Bird
tenting : Breech Loaders VI to L 25, Revolvers, Air and Stick
Guns. Sporting Implements, Ammunition. Martini-Henry,
Swinburn's, Winchester and Westley-Richani's Patent Rifles &
Wimbledon &Mem Universal Fire Arms , ihrminghant.

(giflOOT' BO I L 6 R.
PATIITT 81101 8011.1111C0 AAA A
'S FE and SURIL" Ifenearm-Sa. liinningrhanti
SAMIT, STaItNCT, and EOOXOIIT,
Illustrated price Inn land free.
IFYING

WIZ PETRIFYING SILICATE PAINTS, Protect Iron from
I Corrosion : Wood from Decay. Do not blister, are non-
poisonous, brilliant durable, economical. For HOUSE,
SKIP, and GENERAL ESE. Manufactured In all Colouri
by the
SILICATE PAINT COMPANY, LIVERPOOL
JOHN MITCHELL,
STEEL PEN MAKER TO

TIIE QUEEN.
London Depot—llS, Cheapside, E.C.
Works— Newhall Street, Birmingham.
SEA WATER & IdorNTA lc AIR do more than anything
to strengthen and purify the body and invigorate the
nervous system, hut ran only he found combined In
"CIONDY's OZONISF.D SEA SALT
ki for baths, diasolree instantly. ri Bottles, It, Is. el.,
3s. or BOICt, 3s. 64, To he KO ..I.IOIIN BELL & CA,
1134, Oxford Street, London, and of all find-clams Chemist..
In bilyinz “Cotelv's Disinfectinz Fluid" or "Conde,/
Ozonised Water' (for Toilet purposes), ask tir that hearing the
signature .if If. Rollinann Condv, and are that you get It.
Beware of spurious and worthless imitations.
The renuioe have the Signature 11. II'ILLMANN CONDT
and the &like= 1111TIPANA, LOMilovs, S.W., on every Idabel.

t SAFEGUARD
. .
m I LNER'S SAT, t
Isurt FI R T 111117 F-S
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111Woix :We Works. ''
Liverp'ool.

EILEXIBLE LINEN MARKER .
r Ynur 111111 e in full, with 6,5, 1,0, awl large bottle at
er.ruline marking ink, tree by pet b. any Part el the United
Kingdom 91. dd. (In slangs), -01tPW(J01)&0o„ 10, Miser*
street, Hackney, London. Agents wanted.
11 P 1.0111113 PYRETIC SALINE in Cie nnwt wreath's
Li and efficarioun iii nreventinz euriint fevers, eruptive
cntnntaints, and inflAnimatinti. It instantly rrlleyes the meg
ntense headache and thirst, and it given a-Abilene-Juice 'wrap.
a 'mettle in gmll an.l .ttisay ILL K.C.
G LENFIELP.
THE
QUEEN'S
LACNDRE9.II
SAYS TIII4 Pt THE
FINEST NTARCII
SHE EVER
USED.