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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-17

THE COLLIBION AND LOBB OF LIFE OFF
PORTLAND.

At the Wreck Commiedonere' Court, Weeteniesher,
on Tuesday, Mr. H. I). Rothery, melded by three
nautical assessors, opened an inquiry into the OfrOWll-
- attending tb• collision between the ships
Welton and Horned, off Portland, on the 22nd
when the Weitars mink with 12 peamoyere and 14 of
the crew. Mr. biidileton, who represented the Board
of Trade said no gladiolas as to light. would arise.
but there would be • conflict of evdence as to what
orders were given In respect of the helm. The V=
question involved in the loquiry, be added, wee
both vessels were close hauled. If they were, then the
ralliog Mae were that • ship Gime hauled on the port
tack should keep out of the way of • vaned es the
starboard tack. Captain Webster, muter of the
Wallace, said the second officer, who wee drowned,
was In thine of the yowl at the time of the eethekee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-17

OATTISTOOK.

CLUB PIISTI VA L.

Bpi •nditl weather 1., .0 the Uatt ok peo.elis on
Tuesday for their annual Frieudly tiociety'e FAA In
asset 000traet to Use amenable weather of 'stet year.
Toe affair is elven looked foewerai to with • deal of
pleasure by the iamb. mita of time pretty villeee, mord
than, we eh uld Mier, by the members theineeine,
judging by the number inet formed the procession
this year ; but.. understand this was aoc.noted for
by the inembas being menet In getting in the hay.
' The fin peel of bals tat g out merrily dming ttee
mornium and at belf-peat twelve • procession was
formed et the schoolroons, and headed, ae in format
years, by Use Dorchester &fie Bend, under Mr. J.
Stevens, attended Ihelne *endue at the parish churn.
The wens° was well attended by the villagers. The
; lesson waa read by the Hee. Cason Hooke, the other
clergymen present being the liector (Rue. A. D.
Wilkie.), Hey. W. L. Toone§ (Little Toler). Rey. F.
D. flow (Kvershett), and the Bev. J. B. B Memo
(Curate of Camistock). Toe sermon was preached by
Me Rev. W. L. Thomas, who took his text from Prov.
sec., 34-28. Upon thie he founded • capital dis-
course, bed sees listened to with marked attestion.
The choral part of Um earvice was admirably performed
by the choir, who sang the ne• Ti Doom by Dr.
Stainer, and which is to he said at the (settee' at Bells-
bury next year. After the service, the members made
their way beck to the schoolroom, where a dinner had
been Mid out by Rost Dace, of the You an I Hounds,
and a good company sat down, among whom were Mr.?. IL Poo' (chairman), Rev. A. D. Wilkins, Kn.
Wilkins, Rev. W. L. James, Rev. 7. D. How, Mrs.
How, Rev. J. R. S. Mason, Mr. Prisms; Hies Burney,
Mr. A. Wightinse (president of the Ciattletook Brame
of the society), Mr. J. J. Hayes, Mr. &
Mr. P. tvlehtumn, Mr. Cleal., kf.r. Croft, Mr. Bowls.,
Mr. Jones, Mr. .1. Wightmass, Mr. G. Rim, Hr. W.
C. Williams (writer, ), Mr. El. Robb., Mr. A. Hobbs,
r. J. Biles, ec. Al the *etiolation of Me repast the
tonal loyal toasts were duly honoured. It appeared
frets the report read by the Secretary Mat the moiety
was in • esey fiouriabi .g condition, and though few
new members had Imo mad., they had lost hone of
the old member*, and thy foods wen, conentlentlY.
vaisgood. Much credit Ls doe t motor of the
and Mr. Alfred Wighenuin for the trouble and
Wrest they take In the eociety. A thonnegklY enler-
able evening was spent in denoting mid other amuse-
meats is the field, kindly lent by the rector, and arm
kept up with spirit till hall-past doe, when Me bend
played "God Ben the Queen."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-17

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COUNTY PETTY BEBB/ONO.

SATURDAY.
(Saturn Colonel Steward and G. Wany, Esq.)

scaooL WrIMIDIIIII3I.

Thomas Bltoy, Wintsrborne St. Martin, was
summoned by lir. Klwa,d Baker, 'shod attendance
officer, for neglecting to used blsobild Harriet to &gaol
on lb. 25th Juas.-11r. A. H Lock prosesaled oe
behalf of lb. Dombeater Board of G 11110016•111, and said
the child bad only attsoded 18 times out of a possibk
B&—Defsedast admitted lb. Miriam, and was tined
2. fkl.--ficonmonsi Adams, of Ds climb, was ale )
finei 2s. 6 L fcr a @lmam atom, which was sitnitfad
by deloadant's wit e.—lir. Look et ,tad that the °bill
bai attended 21 those out of a possibl• 941.

" DIANOND COT DIMOND."

Jahe frmg, wife of George lan, Owlish, was sum-
moned by Irrenose Payne, • next door neighbour, for
Xmatch on lb* anti of June.-0 implaleant said
. was fetching some water from the well, sod
bemuse she seat delesdant's daughter, • little girl,
away from the well, delmedant used abusive
leaguers tower& her, end threw • booklet of water
la tier face. nsfeadent also struck tor Is the
head with bee fist, polled her hair, and pushed bet
down. She thee went into b•r cottage, where die
anima was renewed.—Tbere being • crommun Emma
the parties champed piece., and Mrs. Lou told • very
different Mary. She said Mn Payee left the weII
open when her (wheelie's) blind child wee
owShe spoke to Payee about It, upon
the latter threw • bucket of water in her face, and Mao
threw Tater over her two children. Payne Mterwards
picked np • large stone and threatened to murder
her, and witness then struck her once la the [ma—
ne Beech bound over both parties la 1:10 each to
keep the peace for six mouths, and ordered them to
pay the costs, 71. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-17

THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.

On Sunday last sermons- in behalf of thie eociety
were preached in Bt. Mary's Church, when collection.
were made, amounting to 220 os. 11.
Tbe ennual meeting of the Weymouth French of the
society wee hell in St. Mary's Schoolroom on Monday
evening.
The chair woi occupied by the Rev. W. Hint, in
the sheens. of the Rev. J. H. Scott, through
in lispmition. There we-s &leo on the platform the
Rev. Canon Steph•nson (St. John'o), Rev. D. B. R.
Banham (Broadway), FOY. W. if. Paull (deputation),
Rev. T. Wood ((Nonce tar-street chapel), and Rev.
W. Lewis (Hops Chapel). The attendance was
good.
A abort porUm of ficiptu•-e having been real by
the ROW. J. WOOD. the Rev. W. LEWIS offered
prayer.
The CHAIIMAIII regret's I to tind himself there,
though be was glad to be present to testify his
sympathy with the @gaiety. His regret wag that he
had to occupy ths chair. They had hoped up to the
last that Mr. Scott would have been there, but • severe
headache rendered him prostrate. Another matter
for regret was that their secretary (Mr. Andrews)
could not be present that night and read the report
himself. The Chairman then reed the report for the
Weymouth Auxiliary, whit* was en follows :
Receipte—B dawn of Let amount, lee ; ogle«
tiros at anon.l niestinr, gs ; tagatiaa, at isataatala, ,
Regis Church, £lO 4.. 41.; collection at Christ I
Church, £3 15.. 9d. ' • collection at St. John's,
£6 13a li. ; Abbotabnry Amociation (free eoutelbu-
tine), £33 16.. 61.; Chickerell Association (free cow
hributiou). £4 9.. 8 1., Radipols Association (free
contribution), £63.. 7J. ; Laths.' Association (free con- ,
tribal ion), £27 39. 7,1 ; sales at deposit ,ries.,R37 14.6 41;
subecriotiona as per list. El5O lfic 44. ; Portland
Ass mistion (free contlhution). St. Peter's, £6 8.64. ;
Upwey Associati m, £26 ; Preston Association,
16.,; collection af to- sermon at Wyk. church,
£4 18.. 61 Told £215 lc 10 1 Payments--expensee
at annual and other wisdoms and petty disbursements.
21 7.. 104.; salaries of depnsitor and expenses of
sass, BLS 170. 9.1; remitted to Parent Bookity on
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-17

IRELAND.
1/11143111 OT PAUPER 1410101111.

Tbe National stenmer Spain sod the Anchor
Mouser FUTIWNIII arrived in Qaeenstown early on
Tuesday morulnu, sad leaded here SOON pauper .mi.
grsota who were not p.rmlt.l to land at New York
b, Lb. Enivrati-o onninlini‘.ners there. The Spam
landed Jolts idoo nth, end hie wile, who warn blind.
both 01 whom were assisted to sinkage trout the
Trak* Union. There were landed front the Parosesis
uIU lime, his We, and five children Taff's( in ISM
from three to assist. Ms, wore isseleetly pompom,
and though landed et four eolook ramaised lying on
the quay until their condition wee nude known to
some quay labourers. These was no person to meet
them on behalf of the Local Government Board until
nine o'clock, when the inspector assisted them. These
persons were sent out from tbs ulliord Union,
twenty Donegal. The other_paupsre who were landed
at Queenstown. were limy °Word, with two Magill.
mats children ; Mary Sullivan. with nee Illegitimate
child; and Mary Bee•D&O• With one Illegltlmate
child. The New Port Herald state' that many ot
the women among the liten•-aided emigrants had
illegitimate children.

II is asaaaaary, doriaa hot weathsr. to advoid beverages
like!), to haat or Misdate &Ito sy.tsa. 0.4.16 dsytvsd
of Ow sapardsouo oil, sad gearsatool aboolatek pert, Is
• mom aootlasig. oastalataii. sod refivalso isegemeas. Ha
sara last yo got Cadburys Om. loasaca whoa yea ask
for It, as faitattoso ore data mho' by doi=z
the asks of extra prat. Makers opadai
to Os Ileac
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-17

THE RESERVE SQUADRON.

A telegram from Kirkwail oe Tuesday says :—Tlss
Reserve Squadron under the oommand of Rear
-
Admiral Sir A. H. Hyokit arrived In our bey this
aftereovie from Lorwtok. The squadron *empress the
following 'mods :—The Lord *ewes, Shannon. 13e.
teem, Hector, Valiant. Hercules, Penelope, and Bo-
pules, with the attendant gunboat the Sea Maw, white
arrived this morning about aim o'obask. sad LA ahar
with the Aloisi despatches fur the admiral and fleet
In caning through the Narrows the al*, were sees
to spleadid 'avast." ow folluwiag tee other in line.
The Squadron will leave Kirkwall for Oromazty
Firth on Thursday morning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-17

Posters, Auction Bills.

Catalogues id Cooditioos of Sale.

Handbills, Concert and Lecture-
Bills.

Cisadars, Programmes.

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

Reports at Institutions, Statements
of ACCOUnt; Societies Rules.

Pamphlets, Samoa..

aniquen, Memorandum Foam.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-17

PORTLLND.

MILITARY FORRRA.I.—On Tuesday moral/. • ma.
named Burt. belonging to the 1 t Dorset egiment
(38. b errs buried in the Military and Naval
Cemetery below the Verne, with full military honours.
The band and many men :f the West Surrey Reel-
meet &Winded. The deceased came to Portland with
the Dorset Regimeot 18 mostbs ago, but was taken
ill soon after, and died on Sonday last after a Hager-
ing Illness 01 15 mouths' duratioe.
TKO PRIMITIVI MRTRODIIITS, Of Fortune's-Weil,
Intend h .Iding their anniversary services on Sunday,
July 22nd, when the Rev. W. L Taylor will
and collections made in aid of the chapel fund. A tai
meeting will take place on the following Wednesday,
to be followed b 7 • Public meeting.
LAl:ransom GIFFORD, • man who was thrown into
theme by the upsetting of his boat as the reserve
squadron was steaming up Bromley Sound, Shetland
Island., bee since died. He was re-mted bye seaman
and taken on board the Hector, where efforts were
made to restore animation, but uneaccesefully. The
deceased was eighty Yaws old.
Tug Lose 01 Lira AY Bm.—A Oaptabee Wife
writes as follows :—" Sir.—After reading the details
of the sal accident which occurred in the Channel
recently, I feel implied to call the attention of those
who deplore the lass of life at ma to ths facet that it is
, usual for cargo steamers, which carry a crew of about
25 souls, and occasionally a few paseingen, to be
furnished with only two lifa•buoye. Pour am coo-
Adored an extravagance. That more lives might be
saved if there were more life-buoys is evlrienosy the
fact that the one lady who wee easel from ghg
Waitara owed her life to the life-buoy which was
nobly given up to her by • young men; also the only
lady saved from lite terrible collision in the North
Sea was saved through the captain fastening on to her
• buoy or belt. Also it will be remembered that in a
terrible wreck not far from Holybeai some mouths
ago a b was eared by the captain giving up to him
a lile-buoy, the noble captain on that oonesion, if I
ern not mistaken, losing his own life in consequence.
Such are some of the small economise practised by
shipowner, in utter disregard of the posiribility of lives
being saved by • little more generosity."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-17

bio It would be • dear bars to blos.....ems,iandoed
, Bora : Hs was not on his owe laud whim be
Dy. ; las owo land was sone 100 or 130 yards
" Filed 64. sad 114. o eta.
•sArind Howell wee fined •awl omits for
tomes, the property of 11r. r. Beam Weed.
▪ ~se walking over it for the pawpaw of ewl•epearleg.
F. Bow did not paves the sow
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-17

LUL WORTH CASTLE, DORSET.

• The beauties of the Dorestebb• °oast are known to
r most tourists and artiste ; and few plums along the
I oceirt are m',. favourite aketobing gr .outi. than Lul.
I worth Cove and the villages of Hut and West
I Lulworth, where the cliffs are very grand an I rich in
• colon-, and scooped 00th, the waves of the Chaonel
t into the met fanciful forms. A road leading up
I from the cove between line swelling bills of chalk on
I either eli. brinm one at the distance of a lone mil* to
, the Cast's of Lulworth, which for two centuries and a
half has been the home of the Weld., one of the
I worthiest of English Roman Catholic families. The
I position of Lulworth is so oommusding that it is
I almost imporsibla to suppose that it would not have
, been seised upon by some one or other of ths followers
of the Conqueror as the site of • castle and rtrongbold.
I But if a math stood there In the Norman or early
Plantagenet times, little is on record of its history.
All that I. known is the statemeet of Tyree' Is his
" History of England" that 'Rohn', Earl of
Gloucester, took Lolwarde Castle for the Empress
Maude." doubtless In the reign of Nor Stephen. A
little to the north of the perk of Lnlworth are She
scanty ruin. of Bindon Abbey, formerly a Cistertdea
monastery, and alter the Reformation the mat of •
branch of the ducal bones of Norfolk, one of whose
members wee created Lled Howard of Wndon. The
new oyster, however, would seem to bore thoneht the
old abbey somewhat dull and obeerlesi, for In 1588 be
bonen to bulldlh.preesute, using the Louisa the
cloister, and oapsl tor lois materials. It Is sold, but
the point I. doubtful. that Islip Jones wee his
architect. The building, however, wm not completed
for many years atter the date mentioned; Indeed,
even when the Earl of Norfolk we, residing here, in
MN, little but the outer walls would appeor to have
, been finished, and the Dime was scarosly habitable.
The Welds, to whom Lalworth parsed by porch me in
the reign of James 1., were a family who had made ,
their fortunes as merchant, In the City of London; '
and one of them (Sir Humphrey Wald) amend se Lord
Mayor. Through the stormy days of the Reformation
the, "Mar.(' to have quietly" held their own," keep.
Ine aloof from Court sal from public lit little
sleeted by those cruel petal laws which reduced so
:zi M
other home. of the " ancient faith" to penury.
Du the Civil War the castle wet at e timerit-
foe the * Is the years 1643-4 it was
held by Cannata napalm the Parliamenteriass,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

AN INTERNAL MACHINE ON AN ATLANTIC

STEAMER.

The particulars of a most important discovery made
on board a Transatlantic steamer during bee last coy.
age to New York has just leaked out at Liverpool,
the vessel having a few days since returned to Mersey.
When oho left Liverpool, having • large number of
emigrant passengers on b.ard, a box was given to one
of the "toward* by a man who asked as a personal
favour that it might be conveyed to New York. The
steward took charge of the package, but after the yes.
gel had been at sea a day or two he examined the box,
and came to the conclusion that there was something
very suspicious about it. He spoke to one of the
offioers, who communicated with the captain. The
box was carefully opened, and found to contain •
machine of such • nature that the captain leemed it
advisable to throw it overboard. Tbe boa in which
the machine was found was preserved and the address
carefully noted. The utmost secrecy waa maintained
on the arrival of the vessel at New York. The
British Consul was communicated with, and marching
inquiries are being made respecting the matter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

K/LIDIBN If 2 WTON.

Fait/UM SOCIIITY.—The annual feast of the Maiden
Newton Friendly Society wept het I ..n Tuasdae. sod.
owing to more favourable weather, jogged if more
antis! act oily Ih.n many similar fd es on the previous
day. The members ase.mble I n -ar tbn !roes at half-
p•st ten and marched in Pt •C•41i,,11 to the pariah
church for Divine servloe. Toe Wet T (Rev. M.
Hanker) officiated, and pr-ache I an etc-Ilene Mlrtooo.
Alter the *orrice the proosesion was re-f-rm-d, en,
headed by the Maiden Newton bawl. per .ded the
principal stre-te, sabe-quoitly adjourning to a field
near the rectory, planet et disposal of the
society by the Roy. M. H•nker. Here an exoellent
dinner we. provid-d by the new lendlord of the White
Horse Hotel (qr. /lead), and wee partaken 1 bye
grxwily number ,4 visitor., besides the members of the
club, numbering all weller about 100. Mr. W.
Ronda prodded, ant among hi• supp:Ptars were the
Rector. Mr. Baskett, Mr. C Mr. Whitrill,
(Evershot). Mr. F. Pone (Cti(lfr one) 'hr. ssenhill,
Meuse. Meadway, Reed, Swatridge, Sempeon,
Trenchard, Franklin, Jessop As. The catering .1 Mr.
"rod gave every esti.' ,ction 1 we. In fact up to the
Whit* Horse standard of excellence. and well twin.
tithed the reputation of that ancient hostelry. which
for no many years wee motored by Mrs. Peckham
After dinner the usual toot list was gone through, awl
this wee followed by ont-door sports. A large number
of people were attracted to the place, and the flte was
quits eqnal In enjoyment to many of its predecessors.
We understand during the day several new members of
the society were enrolled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

WAREHAM.

WARMAN ••111 PUIBNCIIC Untuif.—The guardians
hold their fortnightly meeting last Tuesday M the
Board-room of the workhome, and sat for eevseta
hours, the Earl of Eldon in the chair. Sevena
important matters came before a largely atteaded
Board.
THI Nye ORGAN IN ST. MART'S CUO/Leg. —The new
organ which Is being con-tructed in this church is nearly
completed; in fact, an far as Be outward appearance
I. coacerne nothing more will be done to it. Them
are a few pipen yet to be set in the interior, but it is
expected the instrument will be ready to band over to
the authorities in a few days. The opening ceremony
I, to take plena on Thursday, May 24th. at three
p.m.. when Mr. Bovton Smith. of Weymouth, will
attend as organist. The choir will be augmented by
members of the Wareham Choral Society, and, as they
have been practising for some time poet, we are led to
hope that there is a grand treat in don for as on that
day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

ebbs anb enbs.

hr. R. R. Philpota writes complaining of the attest
noises of B iurnemnutb. He says :
" the C mar, mild arrange to haute Ari-
ls., for the u•sul.tio, of street noises. B •urnemlitth
would bolter deism the title of a heeltlideeert tivan It
tor* at venal. Steamroller, barrel. ,reees. Ger,.
Mods, end list, but by no mesas least, the horn ble•teg,
yelling, ant low is ,fai hotelier, sttendent
•IPJII the street sale .1 the local °swap goers, might all out
eoutellioest to the the invalid, who flock hews foe
pe gamest*. and health. be much nore restricted than
y are at prevent"
N., doubt, there Sr. many disagreeable things in this
writ, the effacement of which would tend to render
life much more pleasant than at present. But, still as
w cannot Individually place our finger down
'won each particular grievance that affecte us,
we most be c intent to grit and " bear the
lip we bore.' Even ~ur Mies cony be brushed
against by " vulgar" propk but that ia no
reason wit all the vulgar p.ople •hould be called upon
to make wey for our g nti ity. The doctor's grievauce
mar positily he on* wht h should have attenti in ; bid
it is certain there are many others which equally
require dealing with.
•

• •
It say emus* the a ,ctor to learn that the newii-
rentor —who Ithnk s the g rest-.t •inner in thi•
instter—ahrwria the good people ia Poole ow Wednis•-
d.y nieht by shoutilki out ' the last words of Dr.
Piilpot*.'

There Vf.ta a ire tt tern matration in Hyd oa
Whit•Nioutay. ID fay or of " the languiehing
,'lmmant, with supootied feminineness,
I. erne]. The etstement it:at Orton has be.
reravered. identified 1111 d coolll to by a brother, a .4
thet he is now on bin fray fr .m Australia to Haelmd,
wrote:4lmA attcally reorient. A London paper say.
• It ni ettrem4y donntful, however. whetter onyboity
it a Tiebhorn.te will r amnia, a. Ari nor Orton. Innat •
n Paronatta. even if a Legume 0 ton swear to tn.
trot mu?. Sensething more will h. n • dirt to wove th•
Hom• Seerrtary than a otatutory •Nclaration
made by the eon of • Wapping hut,ber. Baai4., ii Pi•
tot it la Orton, that would not prove that the Clamant is
T ~.ihorsie, • h the k 'if tha
We know that there are state pa,ple so rental hias
lea that even a mettes.:e by one from the other cll. of
the tomb would not altar their ”pinion ; hut if orton
cm really be prAuced, it will 'to for to establish •
st.ry which • g eft many in Poo!e believe in.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

LONDON CORN (OPENING).

Idognat
Wheat, dull and drooping; flour, Inactive; oats sad
maize, unaltered; barley, be scut, and peas
Arrivals :—ltoglish wheat, 2171; barley, 78; task
1.520; oats. 208 qrs. ; flur, 15,678 sack,; fersign
wh.ett, 36378; bail-y, 31,187; oats, 16035; Nate,
275 qrs. ; Cur, 30,803 sacks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

WITHOUT MAINE HOW SAW

Th. akotinn of the feeble, eof the. In falling health, Is per.
tilflY callel to one of the rondos% dl.coverloo of morn
knowo PI

LIEBEU'S CIISMICAL FOOD,

Oa WINK 01, PHOSPHATES.

A Nutrition. and Invizoratint Earc.ice, highly vcom-
mended by the inost eminent ,he Medical Pr.fcasien for
the cure ,4 Nervous Hew! and Kind Complaint., Coughs,
Asthma awl hichnent Consumotion, Nemnumes, Wask.
nem and V.I. SUM, Dm,ooi Of Bight, Shortnes• of
Breath, Headache, D press n. Palpitation ol the Heart.
Drollest. ww. Indigestion. ninghg Noi.es in the 111. ad and
Ears, Trembling, Loss ••I Mow ry, Want of Appetite, Neu.
Mari, P. n.aJ Aches, Wasting Disea.es, Lon • .f ELcritr.
Impaired Nutrition, Inactivity a the Md., with dulness
01 pm,,paina and de uslona, and all other low .tates of the
yew,. indicating the pr,sw.ce ,I disease, which, d not
atleuded to in tion., may bewme ocrious

Testimonial from Sir CHARLES LOC OC K ,
Physician to the Queen.
" I have for some rani recommended LIRBIG'S
OHRXIOAL FOOD in cases of general
" health with them at beneficial results. I find
" it to be • very pure preparation, containing,
'amongst other things. free and unoxydized
phoephorus highly &Rased. and, when per-
" severed with, has always seemed to give fresh
" We to the languid and exhatieted, and health,
strength, and energy. By its use, the dull, the
" sluggish, the lazy and languid arise in the morn.
"lag well end refreshed, with an appetite for
" food, and fit for study, society, or bn.iness.
" CHARLES LOCOCK,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

THS ODDPZLLOWs• A. M. C.

The Annual Moveable Committee of the Manchester
unity of Oddfellows commeoced its deliberations on
Monday, at Nottingham, under the presidency of the
Grand Mader of the Order. It WM ousted that the
net gain in membership during the past year wee
gres.er than had been recorded for the put two decades,
he Unity now numbering 558,358 membets. During
the twelvemonth £.5.31,334 were paid away in sick and
funeral benefits, while no less than £230,31110 were
added to the accumulated capital, which now amounts
to £.5,291,890. The directors reported that the
quinquennial valuation of the Order was progressing
satisfactorily.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

THE MAGISTRATES PETITIONED AGAINST
THE SALVATIONISTS.

VISIT OF THSCULF CVNSTABLS.

A deputation of tradesmen and other respectabl•
inhabitants, molding In BarracituAreat, waited on the
Mayor (Yr. A Reynold.) and Mr. IL Row.ll at the
Ileo.ocourt on Friday, anct-ul wit n • patition complaining
of th• action of tn• Salvation Army in Moir street. and
that of the mob, lb. c induct of which has originated in
the ridiculous pocsedings of Ms people calling them.
mime "Salvation 8 4diara" Tho daputation consisted
of Mawr'. Morriu It. Hockey, J Guppy, J. Follett, J.
McDonnell. T.. Thorne., and F. Barrett The petition.
a navy of which appears biro+, was presented, on behalf
of ths inhabitants in that quarter of he town, by Mr.
Jamm Guppy, who to • Town Councillor of Bridport. The
following is tbe petition
"To the Worshipful the Mayor and JusUces of the Peace
• .- •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

Primo*
&atoll Grey... ........
Royal Sias._

Nine, Victor

Diver 3
In the seo.n.-ei heat' only t"he- time. yin. Prince Victor,
Diver, and Scotch Grey. Fan start. All kept fairly
together till they monad the poet. The Prince turned
beautifully, and, althourh waited on rather closely by
Sootch Grey, won by several lengths.
A Prise value £lO A harschow for Horses. on the fist.
Haste, about half...mile straight ; the lowest weight
list.
Mt, Lbs.

lir Oox 11,/s1 dui& hb. 6 roam l2 7
Mr W Spiv"' Zwley, 0, 5 year, . .. 12 7
Ley Onx s Forgot th, 6 years..„ l2 7
Mr Stn.t's Pdoce Viet ff. 0%6 13
Mr It Hardy's Squisel,r, kb, aged ..... 11 7

In the first heat all the bores. were In close com-
pany, but at half the distance Prince Victor and Fairy
drew sway. A rare run home ensued between these
two, and, after some magnificent riding, Mr. H.
Duke won by • neck. Four lengths between second
and third. The following were the find places ;
Prince Vietat........ ....... ..... ....r B. Date 1
Fairy
. . lir fording I
T -

Fairy 8... d
Prince Victor 9
Them were the only hones running, and it proved
a magnificent ram, although Fairy, being the (rasher
of the two, lied it all In her own hands at the Ned of the
dietaries,

Tfluk. 3
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

DAKIRRAM.

FaIINDLT SOCIISTT PCSTIVAL.—On Whit-Monday
(althou,h the we aiher was most unpropitious) this
so iety kept up th •ir annual festival by attending
Divine oervice at the parish church, when most
exoellent s-rm .0 was preache I from R mans v., 8'
subject, "Th. love of el to elution," and was divided
into three parte. "The condition of man as
a sinner before God ;" secnridiy, ' A full, free. and
satisfactory atonement :" thirdly, "The love of God
thus shswo knows no limit." In conclusion the rev.
gentleman recited the "Good Physician," by J.
lewton. The bells in the old ivy-cliad tower sent forth
merry peals during the day. The procession, on
leaving the sacred edifies, pro .eeded to the head
I quarters (the C impam's Inn). The weather having
somewhat improved, the members were induoed t dl..
play their splendid new banner, recently purchase I (at
• cost of seventeen guineas) of Mann. and E
It is of ha iils .iseign and exquisite finish, and the
a iciety !nay we Ibe prou lof it. Having Dermal, 1.
late i and exhda tsil it lo th at p of the •illaze
testing toward* "Ma tin." thee lava ....turned to the
starting point, wise s " timt LAlVrie" luld provided •
espital dinner in • 'cry c emending' 'nt-boiling.
The h in. aseretary, Mr. J. E. &from int, presided.
After the repast had been thoroughly enjoyed an I the
, cl-th rem ived, the usual loyal and pstriotic toe Ats
were given, and re.pooded is, with musical honour.,
foil .wing which a most malefactor, financislbt .tement
was br 'neat b-fore ch... present. Owing to ths very
wet morning the remainder of the day will spent in •
spari Ms barn, fitted up with an orchestra for the
occasion. A met numerous company assembled and
en) 'yid dancing until nine o'clock, the hour for
Wireborne Two Ban I (in their attractive
uniform) wan in attendance the wit ile of the day. At
the close of the dancing the hon secretary. Mr. J. E.
Etremont. *smarted the orchestra, and spoke In
moat oomplimentary terms of the services of the
hand during the day, it beinz the best musical per-
formance then cieiy hnd ever known, and in rep 'gni.
Um of thy name he w iul.l ask them is give the band •
, cheer, "Three times thee." aft r which the band
I will play '' Gil Save the Qu-en." Thus ended one
of the hepotet je,t,lsat thi• eociety has ever enjoyed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

WAAEWL

MI PLUMS Posy. —The Postmaster-General bas
addressed • letter dated May 1.111 to a Arm at Ware-
ham, in which, in answer to the questions out to him,
Mr. Pewoett says that when the Parcels Post com-
=mices it will be obviously impossible for the &pen-
tium:it to continue to allow rural letter carriers or mail
cart contractors to carry private paresis for their own
probt,u heretofors,anl • rule hue accordingly been lad
down which, with one esosgtioc, will prohioit the
carnage of private paresis, within tile limit. of weight
prescribed for postd parcels. The exoeption relates to
parcels of newspaprn oanied for the vendors, which
ths P stmmter-Lioneral, with a view to avoid
interfering with toe distribution of news in the ,
country district+, has &ceded to exempt, as far as
possible, from the operation of the rule. As regards
pritate parcels weighing upwards of seven poen is,
sod which are beyond the scope of the Parcels
Post, mail cart contractors an I mounted rural letter
carriers will be allowed, at the discretion of the
district surveyor, to carry such parcels so long a. the
due perforumece of their official duties is not thereby
impeded; but the provision cannot be extended
generally I. rural letter carriers on foot, as they would
be unable to discharge their duties to the departunot
efficiently if encumbered with pi irate parcels. Toirrates
chargeable upon all paresis pawing trough the wet,
whether carried by the train or otherwise, will be 3d.,
6d., 9.1., and is., amending to the weight of SUCtI
parcels, and the maximum ot weight will be 71b. A.
the Poet-Office mega' the whole time .1 rural letter
carriers it cannot recycles any contracts entered lot,
by tient, the observance of which would infringe upon
tins regulations that would be necessary for carrying
out the Panels Poet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

Double Execution at Taunton.

T•oirros, Uoodiiy.

Joseph Wedlake and George White wets executed
at Tsautoa Ws morning, the former for the murder
of Mark Cu; at Winford, whom in in his oonferion
said of killed to mistake for another mac, who courted
• 'mug woman of whom im was particularly bad;
and the latter for the murder of his wife at Heastridge,
nem Wincantoo.

At ten minutes to eight o'clock the prison bell betas
to toll, but shortly before that time the High &will
drove up to the prime gates, and, with the Givernor
and several (A the prima officials, were present at eite
execution. biarwo ai was the executioner. The roe-
deemed men were treated In the usual meaner, the
burial service being read by the prison ohapLun, the
Rev. W. Howes.

Ths moridog was very dull, and at tbe time of the
execution a slight ehower of raiu fell. There was •
crowd of .but 200 persons assembled outside the
prison, and whom the Neck Beg was hoisted, as the thot
Vole ot the bout of =gilt was heard, they quietly
dispersed.
A Dew gallows was used on this occasion for the first
time, and these murderers ars the firet who have been
executed at Ta Anton since the dieision of the prison
between the county and military authorities.
The prism °Smelt' decline to give any detailed per.
ae to the number in which the men hays wt.-
, ducted themselves since the I,ntencs of death was
passed uponthem,an.i. &otitis under instructions,dedine
to furnish any details io the reporters, who inn sot
admitted to the executions.
The inquest was held at the orison at ten o'clock,
when • verdict In aoc4rdaoce with the medical
evidence—that the primonsre died from hanging—was
returned.
Maenad on this occasion adopted the new principle
of bulging.

D2SPER4TE STRUGGLE ON A ROOF.
At no ••rly boor on Fridray in anion William Wahl:4 •
watchman in the employ of Kamm Jack•on sad
mains einginwars, of Wirstrerry-rriad, Howall,, London,
ntttcsd . ou the top of • wart' use Iwbonging t, his
imploring. Werib wsut up to lb. r 0.4, and there fogad
am., borily engaged in Ca I Oa MVO &PO 'red, apparent('
grab the inlinti di of m .king • bole, do tor, on twill
obtain rocas to to. presto./ b inalath. Too burglar rustied
at W•bo with an oprn mu, in hit blind, nod aimed •
blow at his neck, sod in parrot In. blow %Wrbb reaped
• wring cut on the wrist. A deapor•te Nasals Was
took Owe, the thief trying to disailo Wrbo, or throw
him over tbe Toot, and the lag r striking Me opponent
about the haat am.. and to ly iirigh • short, stout stick
welch he bad token up win% ham He at last succeeded
in girtting the knit. out of his band, and madras his.
When the polar iirrired it iiras found that in. duel had
been so seriously injured that it gra distant advisable to
remove him to rh• haapital, whare be wad onangined aid
bond I. hong 15 wounds upin his howl, in addition to
raiiem Ms right arm eras broken, sad ha is now stated to
be in • rather critical randitioo. He gave his mum m
Oharles Loans, but Weird bra addrses. The gragehmar-
Is also under medical trastasent
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

POOLS.

A aCIM,Ca had been put about that s/he gets out of
H. M.'s establishment where he is at present residing
in time the Ciaiinant to the Upton &cats will c intest
the borough. Hi. admirers see no reason why be
"Orton" to do It.

_
Stoma or rag Tllllll.—lir. C. B. Boring Young,
the C meervetive can ii late for Cbristchurcb, has pre-
sented the Bmrn-mouth Am et,tur Kowior Club with
a neer galley. Toe ceremony of launching k took plaice
on rhuredey, awl wea pert ,rmecl by M. Young him-
self, who " oracked," of course, in the orthod a way,
a bottle of champaoie over it. Oa the watery
occaaioo he wee fitly intro baJel by • Sir. Creek. The
indispensable dinner afterward. followed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

WITICOUTZ.

MAID'', Perry Swat° es. —There:was no badness for
tronsaotion at these sedans on Tuesday. Taking
Into consideration that the previous day had been
Bank Holiday, this is very satisfactory.
Firm AT Wilte Rloll.—The Foresters of Wyk.
Regis held a (Ate In this pretty little village on
Whit-Monday, and. considering the state of the
weather,. was fairly ancioserful.
'Ens LAT! 7131113A1101 htlealol.—We regret to
musounos that although the expeeees in connection with
this mission were kept a. low as pomade, there is an
adverse balance of about £9, the collections not reall,.
lag the expectations of the committee.
Anneal, or Thig Qusrs.—Tnis OCOW paireoger tog
'fibroses, belonging to Messrs. (losses and Co., arrived
I. the Harbour ir rn Hull about one o'clock on Mon-
day morning. With the exception of the completion
of some of the outward decorations, the boat wail quite
ready to work and was engaged during the whole of
Monday conveying paseeogers between Weymouth
and Portland. 'fin official trial trip is to take place
in a day or two.
Hots TRINITY Babmog, C. R.T.S.—The last enter-
tainment of the moron was held on Wednesday lank
at the Coffee Tavern, under the presidency of the Rev.
S. Stiuttieworth, the following befog be petgrahnate:
—Temperance melody; " TOO Blue Alsatian
Mountains," Mr. F. A. Y.°; piano solo, Mies L.
Thimiton ; duet, "When the Wind Blows in from
the Sea," Mr. and Mrlll. Bsetlestoos ; recitation,
" What lutempsrance Doss," Corporal Mackenzie ;
duet, Mr. and Mr.. Shuttleworth ; duet on fifes,
Gunners William. and Blaney ; song, "A Sailor's
Lees," Miss Thimltoei ; piano solo, Min 1..
Thiselton ; song, Miss Wells; song, Gunner Warner ;
Temperance Melody. Derail vote" of thanks were
' aoaorded the Rev. W. S. Shuttleworth and the
other friends who had helped, at the close.
SUNDAY SCHOOL US/ON. —A meeting of this Union
was convened at the Bank Building. Schoolroom on
Wednesday evening, and was fairly well attended.
The chair was taken at seven o'clock by the Rev. J.
Traitor d, president. Singing commenced the meeting,
followed by prayer from the Rev. W. R. Waugh
(Portland). The chairman called upon the secretary
to read the minutes of the last meeting, and this
having been done, the next business was to elect
officers for the ensuing year by ballot. Toe ba•lo:ing
having taken vises the result wa, declared as follows;
—President, 1t,,. J. Wood; vice-president, Mr. F.
Stolle ; treasurer, Mr. A. Dennis; secretary, Mr. R.
A. Lows. Some short &Meese*, were then given, and
a pleasant and profitable meeting was spent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

Major Hatton, esnior maj,ir of the Sheffield
Artillery, at onwent encamped on Scarborough Cutts
Hill, was superintending the firing of a 61-pounder on
Tuesday aft-rnoon, when he failed to get clear of the
gun uit recoiled after discharging. ilia right foot
Will terribly crushed. and it is feared amputation of
the limb will be necessary.

CHILI AND PERU.
TRUTT Or MACE HIGNED.

Nem York, iii:ria;sday.--qUiellig—eiarce--'received here
from V al paraim states that a treaty of peace between
Chili and Peru has dee.. signed by Senor Novae, repre-
...rioting the Chili= Government. and General Iglesias.
President of the north of Pero.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

A BRAINLESS JOKE.

A disgraceful hoax has been played on the Rev. F.
Metcalf, curate of St. Bertholomew's Church, Clay
Cross. Oa Tasiiday m irning, when about to
administer the Sacrament, the rev. gentleman poured
the contents of the wine bottle into the silver cup. It
WA/ then found the wine had been abstracted and ink
sub Wilted. The shameful trick was at onoe detected,
and when another bottle had been procured the service
proceeded as usual.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

OnsiWe Or nit PROM

guperlor to twel-tes, port wine, and all tonic
medicinea."l lancet
n A medicine In alike to young and ell, that cannot
harm the most delicate, and very atreerhening."—
.I"racticoner "..

•• Nervous Debil.tv. cowed by the constitution having been
Injured In early life. can b. cured by this remedy If taken
Judiciourdy "—"llediad Times."
be nearest approac`i to cure for Consumption that has
yet b-en di covered "—" &Web Medical Journal"
•• Particularly adapted to the female systeut."—•• Item Tort
Journal of Nab inn end Surgery."
• &SON to be • specific for every form of otaknessi and
curci most dissases."—" Dublin Me Oral Pram"
• • A mild "'Rely d mithensi 1144 r.ation. ana • good lawny
medicine.—" 1101411Y,1 Jounml of Pharmacy."
rr s tua fou on of bral hin the young. and soon
builds up • strong constitution."—" Dmitri Burgeons Veda
S. um."
" Will save ten times it• COet In doctors' bill.."—" American
Pharmaruuticel Journal."

"VERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
—A gentleman, haying tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has discovered a simple menus of
self-cure. He will be happy to forward the particulars
to any sufferer on receipt of a stamped and directed
envelope.—Addrees J. T. Bissau, Esq., Brook-villa
Hammersmith. London
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DEBILITAFED.
GRATIS, a MEDICAL WORK showing
Sufferers how they may be cured and recover
Health and Vitality, without the aid of Quacks, with
receipts for pacityks the Blood and removing Skin
Affection,. Also chapters on Happy Marriages ; When
and Whom to Marry ; The Temperament ; Stammer-
ing • Vital Force; How Wasted and How Preserved; To prevent confusion when you ask for LIIIIKES
Galvanic Appliances; and the Wonders of the Micro- eiIaWCAL FOOD lee that you get it, as our Agents
scope in Detecting Variotts Complaints Post free fro mil all Notritivee and Preparations which ard
numerous. Remember that LIZBIO'S CRINICAL
Two Stamps.—Addrees BRCRITART of Anatomy, Biz- FOOD is • medicine 'mid in bottles sad bowing the '
aliPEoll°' Government &sato.

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" It le one of the few preparations that can be depended
upon, and mid. in coarse of Ume, enUrely euperesde quinine,
ircm cal liver oil. tonics. bitters and Use thou.and and one
faahloneb'e, door, and doubtful remodies."—" Chemist and
Druggist."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

FURNISHERS.

SIXTEEN SHOW ROOKS

CONTAIN IVO
FURNITURE

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PAPIR HANGINGS,

ESTLWATES GIVEN FOR

Posters, Auction Bills.

Catalogues and Conditions of Sale.

ilandbills, Concert and Lecture -

Circulars, Programmes.

Business Canls, Note Headings, Bill

I leads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules.

Pamphlets, Sermons.

Chcqua, Memorandum RMS.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

WINNOWING MACHINES,

Always in stock.

Agents for Traction, Portable, Horizontal, and
Ver•l STEAM ENGINES! and THRASHING
M &CHINES of all the best onagers.
POINTS, STUBBLE BREAKERS, and all other
PLOUGH FITTINGS,

DISCOUNT WON CAIN, TIM PSI =NT.

DOSOMESTZ2 A WARZH4M.

THS SWANAGS POSTING EST.!
a. SUMMIR'S PUBLIC
OMNIBUS,
To and from Wareham Stag= Daily.
LEAVING SWANAGE at Nine ,
Ai Arriving at Wareham Station in time for the
1018 •ta London Train, and the Dorchester and Way.
mouth Down Train at ILO ; Returning from Wareham
on the Arrival of the ILIS Train from Waterloo.
FASHIONABLE WAGGONETTES & P /NY
CARRIAGES.

tWalll

ran,.

CAPITAL DOG aim.
SADDLE HORSES AND PONIES.

&MUM OM= :
SOICZELET ZOESE, SW/WAGE
(Now ti• Albert IteraoriaL)
WOWS await Übe Assiwal of Irioiton by
Stomata.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

SINGULAR DEATH.

An isguest was held at St. Bartholotnew'a Hoepitsl,
Lusidon. on Thursday, on the body of John Richards,
aged 25, • Congregstional minister, who died in the
hospitsi from the effect, of swallowing two false teeth.
no deceesed lived at Itheyader, to Wales, and on Son.
day he accidentally swallowed two false t etlt. On the
advice of • doctor he was brought to Lyndon, Hr.
Power, house @WPM at the Hospital, said the deceased
was admitted on Monday morning. He was suffering
front severs injury to the throat through swallowing
the teeth. Ho coold @parody breathe, and an operation
was performed. He appeared to be relieved, and pro-
gressed satisfactorily until Thursday, when he grew worse,
and died in the afternoon. Death had reeulted from •
small abscess which had formed in the throat. A verdict
of " Accidental death' was cetaract
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

THE ALLEGED 41 [MEDEA OP A CBEJSTIAN

GIRL BY JEWS:

Vissua. Wednesday Night. —The indictment in theme
of the Christian girl allege to ham been murdered by
Jews. states that the girl wee lien in the Synagogue with
some Jewish butchers by the son of the sexton. aged 14
When he went to lock up the building se usual he found
the door shut. He is-. that he looked through the km-
hole, end saw the girl undressed, and hold by two Jews.
A bueher then cut her throat, and caught the blood in an
earthcrn pot. His mother told him out to say what he bad
men S.x weeks law' the b.dy. dreemd in the girl's
clothes. was found in the ThMeg. but could not be Went'.
Sod by the m .then and fricnda. Two rattamen declare
that they nmeired it from the Jewa, and dressed It in some
cethes sent them through a Jewish woman. they My
they received UP florins from another mammals for the
job end thst he wee paid 500 florins for undertaking to
throw the body into the river. sad to koov dlecce, such
la the story told by lb. indictment.
_

INSULTING THE PRINCE OF WALES.
At Bow-street, London.. on Wednesday, Charles
Linibert,Ared describing himself aa a carman,
was char with being drank and behaving in cdli-
orderly =miner in Exeter-street
Police-oonsttble Lloyd deposed that at half-peat m
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon be was on duty at the
Ezeter-street.
ElR°eYena "
d.Than etreeßoofyaltbill • GgisOesklesT tre'
Prince and Prince..
of Wsles had hem to witness a performance, and were
leering the theist/. and were shout to enter their carrimm
when the defendant shouted out. " Three cheers for the
Republic, down with the Itolal Family. It will be Ins-
Inners downfalL"
Kr. Vaughan said the delendsat's eresdact was unworthy
of the character of a decent omit. Sorely the Prince of
Wales had a right to go Into ths "levet or te Ain's of
amassment the seam as an other citizen of Leiciddis-with-
out being annoyed. 10 Visoithan thought im ought to
order the defendant to Ind sureties for his behaviour, but
On this occasion be would trust it as a drunken freak, and
rder the defendant to Pay Kb. in default a month's
imprisonment.
The money WS/ not peed, and the nena was removed he
coelodY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22

DZOLDWIIT
ODDIILLLOWN AND IPORISI7,BN PM.

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The elements had the same depressing effect on the
committee of management In coon action with the above
fete bald here Whit-Monday at in other parts of Iles
county. Every effort had been made to make the
affair a suceses, although it wee feared the greet
attractions in 'Weymouth might eeriouely affect the
attendance of pleasure makers. No move could be made
with the procession until soma hours after the appointed
time, when the committee determined to make •
start In spite of the rain, which about one o'clock
began to abate. A very goad procemion was formed,
headed by the capital band of the Dorchester
Voinateers, under Mr. J. Stevens and the villages of
Broady., and Upwey visited, and the resideeose of
Colas,' Steward and other gentlemen called at, but
the perambulation was cot short owing to the late
start. The procession soon wended its way back to the
field, close to the station, where daring the afternoon
Mr. Williams' theatrical company, from Weymouth,
delighted the people with some comic pieces, the band
Playlet .elections of mimic during the intervals. Mr.
Guppy, of Preston, catered in • large marquee in •
very obliging manner, and to the satisfaction of every
one. Dancing and other ammementa were ladolueg
in until 9 o'clock, when the band played the "God
Save the Queen," and the field was teemed. We must
not omit to say that the brethren of both moieties, to
the number of nearly 200, attended Divine service no
Sunday, when an impressive @Bruton wee preached by
the Rev. D. R. Benham.