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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

0001ELI'8 PILLS

will never fade from my memory and a friend of mine
who passed through the 1141111 e district many months
afterwards inforrnod me that my fame SS a medicine
Man had not died out, but that the marvsdlou, num
was even then a theme of ouiveniation in the bazaar."
COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
ARK THK

ONLY PREPARATION

They pleas befere the Public.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

TH IC OLIMI4T

PATENT MEDICINE.

In BM'. at 1.. I W., 20. 9d., lA. 6d., and lle

COOIE L ll' 8 ANTIBILIOUB PILLS

THE spa

FAMILY MEDICINE.
at 14. lid 46. la, anti 11,

COOIC L I ' 8 ANTIBELIOUB PILL&

THZ SAYIST

FAMILY MEDICINE.

In itimor At 214. 9.1, 4r. GI, Awl

cooKLE'B LNILIBILIOIIB PILLS.
IN Usti
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

BOROUGH POLICE.

Trintoay.-11.1ors tho Mayor (Mr. W. Knight.
and Dr. Hay.
. • . . • ,

Frederick.Salishury, an inmate of the workhouse,
was charged in custisly with being drunk and
disorderly im Whit• Monday. Ibdenilant plembsl
Freak said he saw Salisbury at 11.30
p.m. in East-street. drunk and noisy, and people were
having a game with 1 .- The Master of the Union.
Mr. J. 11. OiN, said he had sent prisoner on an emmd,
and he had not returned. Vhen fo 1111 l Ihe had
a key, and a spoon in his possession. It was not ihe
first time that he had offended in this way, for .pn
tio•Veral 0CC3..1011A 1,. 11,41 64•111 out all night. The
master said several id the Minato., were wont to do
this sort of thing, and he wished inn, id Semi to he
made an example of. The Bench ordered him bi
sent hack to the 17nion and if he, many other inmate,
offended again, he would he wilt to Ibindiester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

BOROUGH POLICE COURT.

TrK+nAv.-11.4..n. the Mayor.
AND ASSAI'LT.
iehmel ltliwrimin, aiintrine H.M.S. Iron Duke,
seMellargiiit with being drunk and awaulting the land•
loni of the 1:1.oix. Inn. IT. wa. orilen.l to pay 10..
i ncl ing

INCORRIGI
The guardian* .if John Lowther. aged 12, made an
applicittion to the magiotratimto havel ent to an
itelumrial *chivol at High. he being incorrigihie.-The
Bench made an order for him to go to the ochool until
lii year* old.
is 1 iNCKNT ANAAIII.T.
A young man, named William John Talbot, iclerk,
was brought up on remand and 'tied for trial on
charge 4 inilecently assaulting Sarah Inkpen, aged
12. --Mr. Weldord prosecubsl, anal r. Howard
Bowen defended. -An application for 'mil wan
granted, although the accused had not obtailled the
neeemary suretsei-two in 00 each and hinmelf in
£lOO-at the rising of the Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

Royal Hone Guards.

Page 31 ,iaym :—"Two pair* 11 boot* lined with fur
were aim, taken, and for I,l944c—with which it b. well
111. WWII! i. 41 when travelling in ont•of -the-way Place
/11/11111 quu.,itu. and C.ekle'o pall the
'tiff!
latter 'Mein
nit aliudde medicine, and one whic t I have on tltu
nati.‘e* in Central Afrina with t Foment povitila
miccem. lei fact the marvellous offecU produced upon
the wind and INgly 11 an .trab Sheik who wa* imper•
%ions to all native medicines I , when admini*tered to
him live
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

INCOURAGINo SUCCESS OF THE LIBERAL
ASSOCIAnoN FOR WEST DORSET.

On Whit-Monday, at Broadwinibior, wlwre the
branch had been previowily formed, a must enthuniaw
tic meeting was held. The very stairn and corridors
wen. crowded to WW1.... -Mr. Binhop, of Park Fanii,
presided, and opened the meeting with mime happy
and appropriate remark.. -An address. remarinilde
for it. fact and power, wan given by Mr. .1. S. Bayley,
who wan listened to with great attention, and inter-
rupted by frequent applaw,. -The fintt rewiletion,
embodying the pleasure experienced by the formation
of a branch for Broldwindnor and district, was moved
by the Bev. Mr. Kamen, .4 liniatlwindnor, seconded
by Mr. Binhop, and =Tux) .ma ~, - Mr. .1. T.
Stephens • and Mr. tale st•conded, the renolw
ten expressing confidence in the Government, kc.,
and the 11111111 l of the reriolution WM very glad to ,iee
" BIAllop" in the chair, although they should lie
glad to Ml' the Bishopa out of another plan. for throw-
ing out the Bill panned in the Commons with refetrnce
to the disqualifimtion for medical relief, tqr by that
county it is believed that • third of the voter. In the
out-dietricto of Hornet, Somenord, and Devon wink) be
diaentranchimed.—On thy carrying of this resolution
hearty cheers ware givun for the " Birdrop,"
Itinhop, and the " Bishops."
)f timrso there are wveral district,. yet nubile:WA,
but effort,, will be made to roach all. and disnemlnate
Liberal trutlin, wipecially amongst those new voter.
who for the find time in their liven have the means if
power placed in their handx. Everywhere the name
of Mr. Carey Batten in being received with the inneint
good feeling and approval, and especially Weaning in it
to observe that thin in the case &summit those who
reprenent the net.tion which now issues.» votes. Mr.
Pike ban been heartily received by the people.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

BLANDPORD.

1111.1TARV MCWIRMICNTM.— The C Battery, B Brigade,
itoval Home Attillt.ry, arrived in our town at tuid-day
on Tileaday from Ringwood rn mac for Okehanipton,
and wen, billeted on the varhano innkniperx. The
officer in command i. Major Inge.
Ririr CORPR.—On Monday morning tip WAIT! of 60
menihera H Company, C.R.V., anienibled itt the
Illandford railway .tation, under comilutrid of Captain
Watt., 'jolt, Homo., and Limit. Thuraton, and pro-
ceeded by rail to Dorchester to take part with the
regiment in dm trraml shant fight and review near
Weymouth. On the return journey from Weymouth
in the evening the company arrived at Blandford aafe
Anil nd ahortly after eight o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

VERTICAL ENGINES.

Several 47,1,1,-7-, in
a therongls state of repair, and lirst-class
Working inadition,
TO BE SOLD CHEAP.
111.13.—Ninr Engiom, of all from l 1. to 90 lt.lk.M
reduced micas, to stock of to io.otp. of I...thbetsra.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

LATEST

1..• I. NICIALII

The first Italian
appointed to this port hoisted his flag on listunlAy
last.

i'alfs, Yonday morning. Notwithstanding iho
occasional nun, thousands of persons waited all eight
in Champs Klyaeses to secure PIACCII for Viet.,
funeral proc.sision. Public excitement is
Deputations asswilibled at seven o'ci.,ck.

_
It is stated that John llorley in visiting 1,1..n.1
with the object of bringing influence to IPP. .”1
Lord Spencer against the renewal of the Crimes A„,.
PAWS, Ilonday, noon. Funeral apt.mi.,,
delivered at Arc.lkt.Triemphe, when interroi.t...n.
occiamsl. At half-past eleven the procession
in bright sunshine, everything orderly to far.
General Brine left Ilythe in • balloon:this ilionev,
with a view of creasing the Channel. Th..
was favtainible.
Ilartington has quite recovered how
rivent illimv.i. He attended to his official dote.
ti-day ()tenthly).
Prince Victor attended the Prince
anniversary lllam at f.7hiselliiirAt to-day.
Consuls unchanged. Wheat Is. dearer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

W EYMOUTH.

There ha* Pint been regedered a company with •
preliminary capital of 00,000 to make geological
investigation*, engineering pistil., and eatiniateii for a
railway tunnel between Gram Britain and Ireland.
It meenoi to be &minium' that the c-,..t of the tunnel
would lie £U,000,000.
Wit have much pleasure in recording the omen.**
Frank Newberry, formerly a
_pupil of Mr. Baker,
Ilead.klaster Ihirchester and Weymouth
Art, and trained middy by him for the art master,'
certikcate. Mr. Newberry has been appointed Head-
Master idic of the largest school* in Great Britain
—viz., illiwcrow. The sppiintment wit* made after
h coniiideration, and id lac* of strong competition
In 1111 some of the beid art Malltet I. in lAat i;
Kingdi ini. . . . .

Suirets):.—.trrivalA Brighton I-1. Palle, .lemey,
general ; ()Tune (A), ',Esher, .lemey. general : St.
Andrew MI, Mace, Cherlesirg, general • Great
Western (A), Blau,:pied, Cherbourg, general ; 'KA:me-
th (A), Miller, Bourne:wank Paiwengere Victoria
(A), conerm, Bournemouth preowngtm ; Enrpress (a),
ItArring„ Bournemouth, pluereugem ; Toltvnipli (A),
Curti's, Poole, limreengem; Alma, :Bubbles, Pork.
mouth, Government Akins); Una, Martiaran, Portland,
Atone. Mailing Brighton Mann, Jersey,
general ; CygnirA (a), Fliorher, Jemey, general Xt.
.todn.w (a), Mae.' Cherbourg: general : Great
Wert:erg (a). Illaunpod, Cherbourg, general ; Bourne.
th ($), Milk,. Bountementh, powengers ; Victoria
(a), Bournemontb, tramengem •' Emprom (a),
Itritering, Bournemouth, pamougerA ; Telegraph (A),
CurtiA, Poole. pamenent ; ijawttrn, Portland,
nil; Alliance, Teak, Portland, Aril ivel),
Plymouth, wheat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

POOLE.

A IlaitrranoN of the Prituri.. League haa been
duly established by warrant at Parkstone. Colonel
Hubbard has linen appointed the time ruling prim.
rilae; Mr. E. H. Sony the
H. H. Dugtuare, Conway and Hitebin the exebutive
pritu-roses, and Captain Couipton the seeretorial
prOu•ritse.
A0411,10:141, ItßOlrillSq.—On Saturday afternoon
the body of an old fisherman of Poole, nannal Toby
Snooks, was picked up in the hitrbour. It was much
dr.:map...ed. His boat was found empty and :Aril'
nearly a fortnight ago, and it was generally believed
deceased had been accidentally lost.

8RE01414,T.
AIR. CA RSV BATTEN BEFORE THE '
A:Le:crofts.
enneded meeting was lield at the Templar !fat
on Friday evening 1.4, meter the anspiow of the
Liberal Association for West I mrset, when the presi-
dent, Mr. .1. F. F. t. try, presided. Before the
promedings conuneneed the hall was crowdled to
mpletion, even the entrains, hall was fi11.., and many
bad to remain in th. tn.et to listen as best they
contd. With the exception Id an intosie.Ated fellow
who advatex4 to the front at the conitnenomnent
the meeting, and had to Is, expelled, and a few
'Fori. in the rear who were rather 31 the
near proceeded, then, was nothing t,. nutr S tient en.
thiniastie meeting. On the ilttforin Ktipi....rtittg the
president were the Mayor of Itritbsil, y
t(11. w
Ir. WHoillt
Knight), Mr. C. Edtuunds,
J.P.. Mr. C. O. Nantee, Bev W. J. Itnia, Mr.
(;rifftn, Mr. S. Ward, Mr. F. W. Matterface and
others. Mr. J. T. Stephens, .1.1'., and Mr. J. S.
Maily, the lecturer who has been giv tug such an
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

MI WHITSUNTIDE RAILWAY
ARRA Dri: SMENTS.

We give the following particulars to twrauut fyx the
extraordinary manner in which Weymouth was
inundated with visitors on Whit• Monday :
The Great Western Railway Company ran six
excursion teems (nun Birmingham and other midland
towns—two from Rristol, one from Bath, .ine from
Taunton and the west, alt from Trowbridge. and all
local /tat . The Were tWO engine.. attached to
"oh train. In addition to these there were specials
for the military, the Fusiliers, and the Bridport +old
=Volunteers. To relieve the local traffic,
were run otntinuowsly throughout the ii. v,
Z 140,14 e.titillAted that there were in all 13,000
rt. In order to provide sufficient accommoda-
tion 'preliminary arrangements had to 131 made. Th..
theref.tre commenced disch 'ng tie Chec.
bourg boat cargo at three o'clock an "none
ing from the boat., so that the goods yards tuttet be
cleared. Three specials were run to Grimm...he for
goods and potato traffic; whilst the new locomotive
sidiggs were filled with so.4ii traffic and ship coal. By
this means the whole of the goods and pmeenfrie
yard. were cleared for the rectlition .4 the ino g
traffic. Another special arrangement atm that the
yew goods station was cleared, and trentporatily cal
v cited ilit.' a passenger station for the reception "(the
volumetrs. ft %AA placed at their 111941imaai the whole
of the day, and iu thc evening refrawhments were sup-
plied to diem there. This arts an admirable arrange-
ment, especially the day proved tu be so wet aml
inclement. In addition to thus, tbe ammenAut also
prevented the volunteer forcer being mixed up with
the taaaenger traffic. Had the two otnebined there
most have been a block, inasmuch 31. the station W
more crowded than it has ever been before. By the
£2 and 2.30 trains eight hundred persons Were con-
veyed b; IlomeY to witness the sham fight. The total
number IssAvad for Upwey in the onto.. of the olay
WAN between 2,000 and 3,000. At 11.15 at night a
special train WAA run to turetLed for the convenience
tht Mr who had attended the Kglit, the concert, and
the theatre. At least 3.000 persons were brougl;t into
the town front Portland. In spite .4 tiro anorhoora
traffic. non, of tho iraliw seemed to be more than 3
few minutes late ; indtvd in many instanoes Hwy were
quite punctual. Mr. .1. P. Collett, tl. OW, station.
tamitur, deserves gnat 1331131endlitiOtt h.: the
manner in which he had all the arrangements carntxx
lam . . .

On the South Weineiu Railway there were specials
containing vgrlunteeni fnnu Portrnyouth, Southanip-
ton, and Salisbury. About $OO came fury thoet,
places. Cheat. tickets were issued front all station.
within a certain radius, the result bring that about
5,000 parwmgers were booked. Under the irauswe.
burnt of Mr. Targett the station.marter, the traffic
war got throng); lin a satisfactory wanner.
As near an finiali.. rrorrsisisted, the total numb, 44
parseugers brought Into Op; Wan yq Monday was
about 18,000. A considerable nunsliar ahei can...: on tbe
previous Friday and Saturday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

antstins. it.visELL's AA!) CO.'S PUBLICA
TIONS.

The Afoqa:in, of Art.—The ;hoe number or this
aplendid publication is of exceptional merit. A
(nature of gi-e!,t interest is the article "Handel am,l
his Pirtratta, plates being given 44 the most (animus
pictures of the rest maessro. Devon reader. will
'Aquae with special pleanure the paper ott "The I tart,
which is illuntrated by some choice engravings, giving
glimpaes of scenery that are unsurpassed even n the
Rhino itself. A superldy executed plate is
Kiven
of
Calbet's 'active "A Concert in Old Egypt, and a
re-roductiou is given of Poynt&r's academy picture
" Diadunome," which, with others of a siiailar
character, oi upset the equanimity .4 a " Matron."
Besides the engravings, which are equal to anything
published, the letterpress is of an totereating and
readable character.
" Egyid —Dtsceipiirs, Hisioriewl, and Pieterrwor."
rwm, C 1.1.01 haVe 1411,1 ed one more work to
their itlmost unlimited list, and it is one of unusual
importance, awl especially appropliate. Prof.-mats
Ebert, work on Egypt, which has been translated
by Clara Bell, with Coplol4l notes by Dr. Birch, is to
completed in about 31 parts, and will I. the 111.04
luxurious work on Egypt that has yet linnt published.
I. and 11. have already lain published, and with
the Nutter is given a large coloured HIM, of Egypt
and the •Isudait. It is a work we can highly recom-
mend.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

EIGHTY-THREE YEARS.

IS, NEW OR,VOND-STRZET, LONDON,
COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

ALLAN LINN,
ROYAL MAIL arsarsas

TO IJNITN-D STATES AND CANADA

FROM LIVERPOOL
POLYNESIAN For Quebec Jon. 4
CASPIAN For ll&Max and Bad ' re 1 9
PARISIAN For Quebec lune 1 I
CIRCASSIAN For Quebec Tune 18

FROM LONDON TO QUEBEC.
COREAN (via Plymouth) June 17
OCEAN R_ATEN.

Saloon, 12 to 174 guineam Infrnnediate LI f...;
STEERAGE AT LOWNST RATES.
Through tickets at lipecial rates to Montreal,
Toronto, Chicago, and to all harts of Canada and the
Western States.
TOURISTS, SPORTSMEN, and others visiting
the Canadian North-West this summer, can avail
themselves of a SPRCIAL LOW RRTURN RATE to the
wonderful scenery. in the ROCKY MOUNTAINS
and the sporting districts.
genrel.---The best, quickest. and cheapest route
for Manitoba and the Great North-wept is by the Mail
Steamers of thin Line.
A"igU!! Powagra to CANADA.
. . .

Panientnint landing at ()where or Halifax and going I
inland are accompanied on the Railway by the ('ow-
any 's upeeial ciindtietora.
PamtiMeta ion Canada. Manitoba, and the Weatern
Staten free on amdication.
Full nartannars troni
ALLAIX BROTIIIOIII AIM COMPAST. Jeummotroet, Llvorpool ;
or to Mr Marko PUS:W. $l. ulfl Zast-otreot, 13 femme, ;
Wu, C. T. Homan, Irourauto Abrook 2, Oloocootor.terrare,
Weymouth ; thrums Cu, Us sod Soo, Auctiobbeero Wm 101;
Plus-', Pock; T. Wiso, looursnoo Arcot, ho., Moot, r et
Worolten ; H. Maim, Sollobeurpotroet, Blamdforo
Mr B. Theme, Outnumber, kt., Morke•-p'ece, Stub..
molaulor Sown", ,• Robert SOWN Arent, Parade, tharlivirne •
j, Sarum Wont Baroaok, Winborao • L B. Canard;
Wino Near. Wordiest ; BAN Penne, Wainliam Portland

OSOCIAL PURITY AND THE
V INFIRMITIES OF MAN. Addressed
especially to young men, with advice on Health, and
containing Receipts that will restore the nervous and
debilitated to the full power of Manhood. Free for
the benefit of all who desire a safe and speedy cure
without the aid of quacks. fiend one stamp to pa-
lmy postage. Address, 8101111TMIT, Ina/lute 0
Anatomy, Itirmiegham.

BILLIARDS BILLIARDS BILLIARDS!
Ck•••••4•nd Boot How i• Lb. WorlL
C•ollt Iron 114. per yerd.-11•1•1 ISE • •rt —Grow
Clubs lc —Tiro lc • boz.--04•4 Iron 14.—C••
O. IL IL—Talks or him 54 • Ireek.-11•11, air
04444 or dyed, W. **eh.
Miami Tali.. MI arra. 40 OUllfltol.
/*viva 1••••11-bas• Tab so o• vimr, from LID «a.
Prier WY awl Bum*. Dec
BURROUGH ES 8c WATTS,

SOU sq.aiii. LONIJUS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.

9 agN&r. invited for SUPILYINO
the DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL with
MEAT, BREAD, FLOUR, MILK, BUTTER,
CHEESE, BACON, GROCERIES. ALE, end
COALS for Three Mouths from the 7..ith of Jrus
next. .

Tenders must he delivered at the 110KCITAL on
or before WiniNioniAr, the 10th of .Itsc
Yorms of Tender can only be obtained on applica-
tion at the Hospital any day hetween the hours of Ten
a.m. and Three I'-
N.B.—Th. Committee do not bind themselves to
accept die lowest or any Tender.
By Order .4th. 1111 l ittee,
WALTER EDWIN GROVES,
Clerk.
Dated 27th of May, IfOO.

COUNTY 04BINICT WORK,

DOitoHINTKR.

HANNAH AND 00.,

UPHOLSTERERS & GENERAL HOUSE
ItUltN ISHERS.
SIXTEEN SHOW ROOKS

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713 RNITIIRE
Suitable fee the
Illaseunt, P 1111011•0. 14111111101.144, I COMM
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W ORTH A GUINEA A BOX.

BEECHAM'S PILLS

are admitted by thousands to be worth above a GUINEA
BOX lot Be lona sod er,oer Dieordv. a, ouch •• wind sod
polo in the Stomach Sick Headache, Olddlless, Fopi,.ag fled
Swelbng slur Nicola, triable. awl Dr mr-bone, Cold Chdle,
floohlop of Hest. Loss of Appetite. Pb novo of Meath,
Ocotersees. Ilearry, RI 10b.... the Skin, Dist rbcd blerp,
rrightJul Illreems, mad all Nerw..a• and Trembling Sensalbms,
Le. Tla • Mat do. will we ttllel In SO naltootts. Every
119.11.1.141•U'ISMaly inntol to try .ns boo 4 lbws Pal's, sod
they will be acknowledged to be

WORTU • GUINEA A BOX.
Nor /males of all ages It cao Pill. ars invalutbia, a. a law
&ass of tbast laity a/ all groan bum:tam op, all ottattse-
tson• sod bring avast all that Is 'squired —No
b. lastata ab
ditbout thorn. Tbefs la so iodising) to b. found to equal
iiiiICB•1111 PILL/ for mooring any obeiroalon or d.ratts•
lusty .1 Itrato. If taken ancor..lo. to the dltecuon•

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

BRIDPORT.

Boanwat PotJeK, Monday.—Before the Mayor (Mr.
W. Knight), awl Mr. If. Howell.—Samuel Richards,
a navvy, of 110 holm., was charg,.,l in custody with
being drunk and riotous in the Borough on Saturday
night. The case was proved, and Richards was fined
ris., which he was, fortunately, able to ;ay.—John
Halliday, a Scotchman, was charged as a deserter
from the Royal Scots Fusiliers. A remand was
applied for to enable communications to lie made with
the authorities located in Ayr, Scotland. The remand
was granted.
THE WESLItTAN SUNDAY SCHOOLS. —The anniversary
of these schools was held on Sunday last, when two
I6special sermons were preached—in the morning by the
v. G. B. Mellor, and in the evening by the Rev.
K Milner. Special hymns and anthems were
arranged for the occasion, and these were well selected
and beautifully rendered by. the choir and scholars.
The anthem in the morning was "0 pray for the peace
of Jerusalem,- and that in the evening "Praise the
Lord, the fain) of Hosts." The church was filled on
both occasions, Isit the evening service was attended
by a crowded congregation. At the close of the oWt-
v ice it was /dated that there were 317 scholars con-
nected with this church, and out of that numher 140
were memberg of the Band ..1 connected with
that place of worship, and 130 were moldier', of the
temperance Calbio. The schools owned a staff 437
teachers, and 30 of the teachers were members of the
church. The schools had recently lost a great bene-
factor in the late Mr. Thomas Beach.
were made at the close of the service in aid of the
school fund.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

All ACKAD IV A S iW.

On Saturday a shocking "mammas was report...l
from Csrlimagh, in county Initingal. WhiM a
to an tv ietimi were passing the
of a lalsiUrer, named Gill, the titan and his wife raga
"in W 5...! the force Of anil during their ato,
a wow initaickeil three little cliildnit who had ',ism hit
in the h.nine, *titl win. assistance email' he rendered
the ears awl clink, of all tlin, hail !weft dmounsi.
.kttliough the has., sustained frightful
injtirlt. they an likely or rms.,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

POOLII.
Obbs anb antis.

THE REPRESENTATION CI EAST DORSEt.

Mr. Montague Guest M has not replied to
the impertinent epistle to which P. New (Poole)
appended his name, and which requested him to with
his candidature.
I sin, however, in • position to state that Nfr.
Guest has expreased Lis willingness to submit his
claim to • test-ballot to he held some time nest week,
when his and Mr. Glyn's names will be brought
before the consideration of the Committee, respecting
the Liberal party of this division.
From all I can hear Mr. Guest will be backed up
by some powerful influence, and he will after all, in
spite of Messrs. New and Gs., be found to be the ac.
cepted champion of the Liberal cause in this part of
the worl
M. A. P.

rsrrY SiSSIONS.
YestannAs.
Present—The Mayor (Mr. W. Mate), Mr. 11.
Farmer, Mr f Curtis, and Mr. W. Pearce.
Charles %Vhittle was summoned by his sister, Bessie
Dibben for an assault -- gr. It. S. D.ckinson was for
theprosecutrix. and intimated it WISK a case, that would
require to be dealt with, with • some little severity."
Mrs. Dibben, however, he raid, did not wish to do
anything harskbut she felt compelled to proceed for
her own protecti• n.—Mrs Dibben said on Monday
night last, about ten minutes after 11. she was waiting
with " the door ajar '' for her husband to come home.
Defendant came up and said "I am come to finish
what took place on Saturday night." Then he gave her
two flat-handed smacks in the face, and after that
he took off his cat and beat it about her head. He
asked her to give him into custody, and when she
warn going for the police he tore her jacket.—Defen.
dant warn "bound over" to keep the peace for six
months.

Joseph Vhittqoi Lowfleet,mariner,waii summoned
for aasaulting William Thorne. Mr. 11. S. Dickinson
characterisod it OA one of the most Aggravated assaults
that ever came before the Bench, and the prosecutor,
who had his arm in a sling, bore thus out. Ile said
on Tuesday night he was near the new Antelope
w ith hi s wife/Mil the defendant came upoit whom lie had
nit the slightest knowledge, and knocked him down.
The defendant had no excuse to make, except that
he had had some drink, and he didn't know anything
about it, Thi„ Bench said it was a most outrageous
assault, and fined
.idin
. . .

Harry Lacey pleaded guilty '0 being drunk and
disorderly in the atreet at Parkatame, and vraa fined
and °late__

Jarnclaanard. was 'summoned by Marl Coombe
for an assault., and also by the police for being drunk
and disorderly. --I k•fenilant did not appear, and he is
still t.nder a surety to keep this peace with the com-
plainant. I e was sentenced to one th's hard labour
for the assault, and seven days' for the police charge.
James Kelly, Thomas Clapcott George Lacey, and
Benjamin Grant. isf Parkstone, were charged with
playing pitch and toss sin Sunday, this 114th of May.
—P.C. Derham was the witness on behalf fthe
police. but it was dismissed, the Bench. however,
complimenting the constable upon this way in which
he had given his evidence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

BY 7i(sii'

Mall or ;her kilieente-r-s-7rill- be dre.p.stched from
LONDON or PLYMOUTH fortnightly, by which
ASSISTED PASSAGES will be granted to eligible
Persons, such as Engineer., Farmers, Fitters, Engine-
drivers, Railway Carriage Builders. Blacksmiths, Brick.
layers, Stonemasons, Sawyers, Carpenters, Wheel
wriglits, Shoemakers, Tailors, Shipwrights, Farm
Labourers. Domestic Servants. Gardeners, Vine
Dressers, Road Makers, Miners, ltuarrymen, Navvies,
I at the following rate.:—
SECOND CltIN . . Z2l 10a.
THIRD CLASS £ 7
. .

. . . . _ .
..airkire;-uOtile-r 12 years half price. Infants under It
months free. Persons not eligible for 'misted passage 4
will be taken at the following rates a—Second Cabin
£3l 10s. ; Third Clam, £l7.
For further particulars regarding Passages, Land
Laws, and Resources of the Colory, apply to
URLLATLY, Hanv, SIIIVILL, and Co., 109, Lisden
hall-etreet, London; and 12, Reebeld-street, Ghts.,
or to the Local Agents—C. Pannonia, SI, High %wt.
Week at T. G. Baron, 1.6, Wollaston-villas Dor-
, ,
abater.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.

We (tinily News, are enabled to state oq the highest
authority that the reply .1 the Russian (blvernntent
to the counter-prop...ls of Her Majtwty'sltoverntatent
on the subject if the .Uxhan front ler waa rwceiv...l in
tondon on Friday, that it involves an acceptance of
th.wo propistals, and thus practically iwttlea in a satis•
factory manner the whole question of the Afeitan
boundary. Itoth Marucliak and Zulfikar remain in
the .1 the .Inwer. The work to he done by
the Frontier Commielion will apply only to details ;
the main features if the delimitation have now been
finally flu ii. The negotiations have been conducted
on both sides in a most friendly and conciliatory
resulting from a Minna.' d.N. in. to effect the
settlement .4 this at one time threatening question.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

SIN4iULAIi Slfr1011)E.

An impiest was held at Howley on Friday touching
the death of Samuel Walker, chain maker, who had
committed suiuido under *jugular circumstances. He
had been in pecuniary difficulties through having no
work, in consequence of a strike, and on Thursday he
was NUMMOnfq to the Comity Court for deht, and
informed his wife he hail not the omime tO ApIPPAr in
court. A few 11161111Wv afterwards he was found hang-
ing in a closet quite dead. A verdict of temporary in.
sanity was returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02

PORTLAND.
THE FLEET.

'The Sultan, ironclad, on Monday morning sailed
Irons Ports 1111 l uth for Portland to join the other ship.;
that ;it to form part of the powerful evolutionary
Squadron which is to astemble there, and to pnicsed
on a cruise under the e.iiuiniauud .A Admiral Sir
Geoffrey l'hipps tfornlor, K.C.11., C"niniander-in•
Chief at l'orts 1111 l uth. 7'he Devastation. turret ship,
on Monday went out if Portsmouth Harbour, and
made a run for the trial of her engines, afterwards
returning to Spithead, whence she will sail on Tues.
da), fsui Pertland. The Squadron will 4,,usist of the
Minotatir., 17, itou i. nnour.l•lated flagship of the Com.
mender in Chief ; the Hercules,, 14, im.,u artinior.
plated flagship if Hear Admiral Sir AtithisnyH.
Hoekins, second in command ; the Sultan, 12, iron
armour.plated ; the I)evaatation, 4, double wieW iron
turret ship ; the Ifecla, 6, torisMo depot ship the
Pidyphentus, torpedo rant : the Rupert, I, turret
shib, and the ram .tjax, 4, arnimir.plated fun-el
ship ; the -Mentsafit, 11, iron ship arnemr.i•lated ;
the Iron Hy e, 14, iron ahlp ernes,' laated ; tie
Shannon, iron armour-O!`'''el the retwiln 11, inin
ann.mr.elate.i: the Igwel Wszelen, lit. arlmmnhmr.l.!
Iteina,,,, 11. ittniour.plated : the Hotspur, 4, iron
artuour.plated turr+,t ship and rain : the Conquest,
14, cor%+ Me. 'steel and irou.case4l With' wood ; Mit
Merellry. 111, steel despatch vessel : the Mariner. 8,
eompomte gin+ v+.0.1. The 1110exilele, 4. turret ship,
will te lie ready to leaVe Ports 1111 l nth for a few days
after the departure "( the Squadron from Port.
land for the Irish coast, where she will join the
other
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

couirry zrr SUSIONA

BArcanAT.—Before Mr. H. B. Middleton, (in the
chair). Mr. K. L Kiodersley, Mr. G. W. Moyer,
sod Major-General Henning, C. B.

TILANSIZI Or LICTIMIEL
Mr. Nantes (Bndport), applied for the transfer of
the license of the White Horse Inn, Litton Money.
from George Cluippel to Samuel Conway, defiler,
Bothenharopton.—As Mr. Nantes only produced
• certificate from the superintendent of polio, at
Bridport as to character. the Bench considered this
insufficient. and refused the application. They. how-
ever, granted a temporary authority till next transfer
day.— —A temporary authority to roll at the King's
Arms. Maiden Newton, was granted to Mr. Shackel.
of the Greyhound Inn, Bridport.—The lionise of
the Acorn Inn, Evershot, was transferred from
Robert James Burden to Andrew Henry Nortbover.
on the application of Mr. T. Geonbe ; that of the
Strangways Lion Hotel, Evershot, from A. H
Northoverl to William Morns, of Maiden Newton ;
that of the beerbouse at Maiden Newton, lately nocu•
pied by W. Morris, to John Cleall, bailiff, Sydliag ;
that of the Alexandre barium's, Chickerell, horn
Junes Hayne to William Eason.--A temporary
authority to Hill at the Victoria Hotel, Portland, was
EMod to Thomas Charles Kirby, Late of Bromley,
nt.

Tba case Ellett v. Luckhaus was adjourned till nest
Court, on Mr Hustable's application to suit Mr.
Howard Bowen' convenience, Mr. Bowan being for
the plaintiff and unable to attend. Mr. limitable is
tor t.b• chimes.

4LOWING AMIN Tcl.

Benjamin Benham, • travelling chimney sweep,
plaided guilty to allowing tw , horses to stray on the
highway in the p‘risli of Littn Cheney en March
MlL—Fined be. and 64. costs.
LIGHTIMO A 11111 KIAI Till PIIONWAT.
Amy Light, • gipsy, was lined 2s. ed. and costs
(7s. ed.), for lighting • tire within 50 feet of the centre
of the highway, on the 19th ?dwelt —P.O. Dermot
proved the awe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

POOLE.

Tits Ilitaxtuuta lat. Ann OOMPANT.—in the Court of
Appeal on Wednesday, before Lords justice. Bowen
Fry, and Cotton, the appeal of Mr. Richard Petts,
Branksea Island, against the refusal of Vice Chancellor
Bacon to grant an enquiry into the conduct of the
Right Hon. G. Cavendish Bentinck, in connection with
the Uranium& Island Pottery, was heard. The appeal
was allowed and the order granted, and Mr. Bentinck
will be examined in Chambers.
MR. ALOCRIIAN NORTON " KRZPR SMILJNO."—On
the Tuesday evening following the severe slating he
received at the hands f the Town Council, Mr.
Norton spoke at a temperance meeting held at Winton.
In the course of hi, remarks, he said :—There was a
saying in Poole " keeping smiling," and he had
endeavoured during the last eight or nine months to
keep a smiling countenance, and he did nit know
what he should have done if he had not had good
spirits. On Monday he had had to sit for two hours
and a half and listen to such an amount of personal
abuse from the lips of almost every man who was there
as man iwver listened to from any Town Council in
F.:island. He was sorry to say he had the lie given
him direct by the Migor And others, who ought to
have known better. There were 23 men sitting and
standing from time and time, and denying in tofu his
charcs, but that did not prove they were not true,
and believed the public were beginning to believe
that Norton's charges were true after all I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

WIZIORNII,
THE RECENT VESTRY mzErrivri.

Concerning the recent lively ebullition of feeling
Mr. WykeSmith writes :—Sir,--My excuse for
trespassing on your space will, I truat, he considered
• valid one, when I give, ha my reason for so doing,
the wholly unjustifiable language of Mr. }lock at tho
ma IA Cvvtr meeting in (liii town. Mr. Elcock, in
the anima of liis numerous mti lip, rate iehlresses ti
hii aupporter., used the uurds "sulk) mg nob," !' rag-
tag and bobtail," and " hobnails " 11.4 though they were
ote.tatious from the words of myself or isin#e other
speaker at the meeting of the Minater ci. ion,
hem on March 18th, which meeting, as is was

by nearly seventeen gentlemen a respectable position,
he di-,ignated a " hole-and-corner " ineetimg. The
eN1.11,1611.11, "swaying mob,- was never 110411 by Inc or
MI) her speaker ; indeed, at this ~,,, ment I fail to
unden•tand the meaning or m.ense of it. I must equally
deny the use, at that meeting or elsewhere, of the other
epithets. They would rather appear to have been
evolved from Mr. Eloick's own inner conseiousneogi
with the deliberate design of inflaming the minds of a
certain ..ection of his audience against tho vicar and
the members of his congregat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

FATAL DUN ACCIDENT.

An inquest was held on Saturday morning at
Brewood, near Wolverhampton, .ot the body of :Inha
oaionp, employed at Mr. Beech's fann at Bretwoud.
On Thursday deceased and another man, named
MuSinger, were unloading • cart of bran, when
Mu!linger took up • gun which he found in the cart,
and which, unknown to him, was loaded. Whilstb.
was handling it the weapon suddenly eapiadad, and
the charge entered the deceased, killing bun on the
sr sit. A verdict of " Accidental Death' was returned.
Mullingar was severely censured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

ABBOT/BURT.
GUARMANS.-Mr. J maw White au I Mr. T. Coop.,
~, ina.et I .r troardiarte t r the above parka'
at the vestry lurid last week.

STINBIIOID.

SOROOL Drarrcrlox. —This school wee essmine I In
February by II M. Inspector, sad the following
report has been received .—" The general resuita of
the examination see 'grin very ratirdactory, and on
be who!is the school derservee the merit malt of
' art-Bent,' bot in order t-r wenn this receive him
another y.ar. improvement will be Ice bed for la the
.f the infants, greater regularity in tt•
writing, especielly in the lower standaols, sad more
central expreselost in the repetition of poetry." Mr.
Dare's certificate was endorsed as f dlows :—" The
,chool he. ar ale passed a very suooseeful examine-
tin." Mrs. Dare he. received her parchment with
the following entry :—" Mrs. Dare tamales with skin
and sucoma."—fleorge Gibbons. • whaler in this
echool, has just received the Bishop's pr;', • beautiful
bible, for prising aucceesfully in the first dale in the
Diocesan 'rotten religions szainination.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

ESTIMATES GIVR,V FOR

Posters, Auction Bills.

alogucs and Conditions ol Sale

Handbills, Concert and Lecture.

Circulars, P rogra mmeL

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

Reports of Institution?, Statemen
of Accounts, Societies Rules

Pamphlets, Sermons

Cheques, Mewurandum Forma
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

PUBLIC (O.VPLIMENTARY RECEPTION TO
THE REY. T. A. oTTLEY.

On Thursday evening, the 2nl of April, the streets
of Portland presented an unusually gay appearance ;
flags floated from several irivatuhOUP4l%, and acram
the street leading to the railway station, to which
groups of interested spectators made their way long
before the hour specified for the arrival ,J the Hey. T.
A. Ottley, whose suit in the Court lif Arches bad limn
concluded on the previous day. As the Vicar stepped
I .11 to the platfonn, long and vociferous cheers were
given for him, for NG. Limo, and for Miss Raper, and
wann congratulations offered and acknowledged
before they mech.l their carriages. The horses were
quickly m -(41 fn ,1111 the ,ine occupied by the Vicar,
and rope. attached. These were grasped by the
willing bands of the sturdy men i 1 Portland, about
300 aswisting, and by phy,,ind strength the vehicle con.
taming Mr thtley was drawn to the foot of the I Nil
Hill and from thence to the vicarage. A large
banner WWI borne in front, and the vehicle ~,,, unted
the hill in a style which did credit to the muscles of
the gallant supporters of Mr. ottley, who was
drawn the entire length tif the principal street,
then back and tip the steep hill to the vicarage, where,
the clewing had in some degree subsided,
the Rev. T. A. Ottfey, in a few heartfelt words,
thanked all those who had given him such a hearty
we and said that he hoped that his parish,
which latterly had been so unhappily divided, would
again become united and peaceful as of pm. We
understand that, out the evening of Wednesday, April
Rh, a public tea was given in St. John's Mesas ;
followed by • concert, at which several wellAnown
amateurs kindly assisted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

CHIIOI AGIA/NIT..A MAIIrCAIIT MITI&

Benjamin (holt, • &teacart driver, wee summoned
for furious, drivinon March 13th, in the parish ol
Frampton.—P.C. Thomas Carter stated he saw de-
fendant driving at a furious rate through the village.
and he picked up • mail bag which he had dropped
from the cart. Defendant afterwards told him that
the horse had bolted and that the rains were broken,
but witness could find nothing the matter with the
reins. He had previously had complaints of the de.
fondant's furious driving. He appeared to be eober.
The reins were quite slack, and the defendant was
not trying to pull it in.—Defendant said the harness
broke and the horse bolted. He could not pull it in.
He was obliged to go feet, u he only had five minutes
to go from Frampton to Griznstone. and quarter of an
hour from Frampton to Stratton. Ile saw the bag
fall off, but he could not stop the horse. The torso
belonged to Mr. Masters, Fordington, and he could
prove the harneu was broke when be got home.—
Pined be. and coots.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

DELLARS CORN AND BUNION
PLASTERS

Are the enly te.l remedy. They differ from ill plasters
2hield'r P.t,, on. fly instantly the
C Maim su you4i tre pi in gam at once. the Corn rooll
loSowln girl enlarged to.nt, r. gabs
more tin.; hat the adieu aad !alita 111 OrtlaSz.
CO ma. Is. S err /white.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

ANOTHER PRICERNTATION.TO 811101EANT3

OOLS AND COX.

Sergeants Cole and Cox attended at Bow-street
Police-court by appointment on Thursday, when they
were each presented by Sir shall. Ingram with
cheque for haL A further cheque for 121 3a front the
(note newspaper subecribers, and U received Thursday
.„,ening were presentAsi for equal division. In making
the presentation Sir James Ingrain said the officers
conduct lual alr.muly been publicly acknowledged by
Sir William Harcourt, and tor his own part he merely
desired to add that during his whole experience as a
police magistrate he had never known an act of bravery
surpaseing on- at all approaching that of the officers in
January last. They would have the satisfaction of
knowing that they probably saved a great many lives,
and certainly preserved to the nation one of the wet,
historical building,. the country powwowed, and that
would be a satisfaction to awn' during the period of
suffering which he Wad afraid they would still have ku
Undergo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

4 rAr AL QUA RRSL.

An longed nal held at Pnlilow flu hfooday as
to tbe doath of. man nalood tlooke. KO we cl and 6
neigbbour nomad Brews bad al altercation in the
streak and it is aimed that ilrowa, altar °bangles hie
.mat and bat. returned with a bar of tr, a, with wblob
be struak 0 aka ow the ha of twice. Tim latter died
a few hour. therwapis from 000ramion of lb* brain.
&reales° out of 23 Jurors retuned a reedit{ of
maaelaug bier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

soußsEsubtrra.
DEATH OF LORD CAIRNS.

We regret to announce that Earl Cairns died at his
residence, Lindisfarne-, Bournemouth, at a quarter to
seven o'clock 011 Thursday mornin_g. His lordship had
a severe illness shortly after last Christina.., but he ap-
peared to have entirtly reaivert-d frotu It, and his at
sequent condition did not give rise to anxiety. While
out driving last week, however, he was caught in a
severe storm, and two days afterwards WSIA confined to
his bed with • heavy cold. The symptoms became
.tanuilig on Tuesday, when his medical attendants Dr.
Nankerville telerwiked for Dr. Kidd, of London, who
arriv.4 on Wednesday Inv/ruin& The member; of 414
lonlshi's family at iireatint via„ the Hot..
Wilfrid Cairns. Lady Lilias Sherbo eke, Lady Kathleen
Cairns, the Rev. Neville Sherles.ke, and Ma.
WCalmont, were also simunoned, and were with hint
when he breathed his last in perfect consciousness.
Congtation of the lung.. WA!, the immediate cause of
death. The deceased peer, who was in his Gnat vear,
was educated at Trinity College, Dublin. and in Jan.,
11444, he Wit. called to the Bar at the Middle Temple.
1n .litly, lard, he was returned to the Howie of
Onnituom of the Conservative members for
Belfast, and continued to represetit that horeugli until
elevat to the judicial bench. In 111111 he was
appointed Solicitor-General, and Attorney-General
upon the return of his party to power in 1116(1. A few
months later he became Lord Justice of Appeal, and
in February, 1867, was Mired to the peerage. When
Mr. Disraeli succeeded the late hoed Dern./ in Feb-
ruary, 18601, Lord Gina was promoted to the Woolsack,
reatuning that iss.ition on Mr. Disraeli again taking
oflSce in Iseleuary, 1574. I.ord Garmoyle succeeds to
the title. A BOurnenteuth carrespohdent writes :
" For some years past Lord Cairns haa taken • very
active part in temperance and religious work in this
neighbourhood, and frequently presided over meetings
held for the furtherance if religious and philanthropic
otdeGts, eshecially identifying himself with evangelistic
work. He took • great interest in the lialinental Convalescent Home, and was president of the l"
cal .4 the Young Men's Cliristiau toss:fat i• Be
was one .4 the chief promoters .4 the Shaftesbery Hall
and Gymnasium aletit to b, eracted in B. eirneneeith ;
and ism lubs in the town will lie felt iq njany ways."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

isr LIALY PRICE

WERYOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
A get Homan, having tried in vain every
advertieed remedy. has dieoovered a simple meana of
self-cnre. Ho will be happy to forward tbs particulars
to any sufferer on receipt of a *tamped awl dirooted
envolopa—Addrees J. T. !Imola. assi. brook-villa
Hammersmith. bondoe

BUSINESS CARDS of every description
Pliatod at tho Ono' oi the Taiwan. Defebeelee
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

SORWsOIi POLICE COUNT.

S.MRDAT.-13e1ore Dr. Nathan and Mr. Hopkin..

A YR.I(I,II.EVT 9111. XL

Joseph Nfardtall, A Ntreet musician, was charged
with unlawfully converting te his own use a bar.
rconium, the proi erty ~1 Alfred Webb, nutsical
moot dealer, Wevnieuth.—lt appeared that rum,
menths ago the prisener obtained a harmonium from
the precentor on the hire system on condition that
when he had paid as much for the hire aa its value—
E7—it el ld be his own. After paying few weekly
instalments he tyent aaav fret* Weymouth, and pro.
secutor heard nothing merit item bin.. ite us,
al'PrOwnd.'d .n.hr a warrant on April lst. He ,ui4
*man named Jones and himself went to Torquay and
removed the harmonium there. Jones afterwards left,
taking the harmonium with him. He had not seen
Jones nor the instrument since. Sulsiequently he
said he believed the harmonium MAA isiwned for 02 at
Bristol by Jones in August hat—Remanded for a
week.

A PPOUCTSIPVT OF nvanattgas.
Overweers were ani,..inted as foll.,ws :—Wermanth
W. T. Dennia, J. Carter Shinner, and Robert F.
Bugler. Melemnhe Regis: G. N. Waternmn, G. A.
Von, and A. G. Tizard.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

MEMORIAL CARDS.

PERSONS two fovitad to trapoot varoity of
MEMORIAL °ARDS, F;roboesoi, (Ammo, or
Plain at tits Onies of this raper, 8, Uib Viest-stteet,
Dorchester.

25 Ernbossod Cards, with Dame, date, age, awls verse
of poetry. or text of Scripture, supyliud lot
4.5 la Memoriam' Double Oat,* ihond
Edge, with mune, deli, epa Tease of pooki cud liii
of Scipio:lN Ss. 14.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-07

THE SOUDAN.

OCCUPATION OF TAMAI.

The following despatches have been rtmeieed from
Lieut,Gentwal the G. Graham by the Secretary for
War :

• TILsELAII HILL, FIIMAT.—The hills round the rarebit
wore occupied last night by a chain of pickets and a
strong reperve. At 1 a.m. firing from the TaMai side,
ROO yards from do camp, was silenced by • volley
from the advanced picket of t trenadiersjollowed by a
shell from the 10-pounder on the hiU. The remainder
.4 the night Wax quiet. I regret that one man of the
Sussex Regiment was killed, and two men of the
Iterkshire Riliment. wounded. The morning was
cool, and the tx.iiips were in condition; only
'even fell out during the insty. .lay, :ilthough
fifteen hum. mu much, and having to form rarebits at
end. The her on the sick list did not exceed
eight this morning. 1 11,, not expect seriou. rtaistance.
Ant leavinir this position and transports.
TAXA! FRIDAV.—ThI• force advanced at
8 a.m. t°-daY, and occupiod the village and Muir with
slight "pp.ition. NV" found very little water, and
that was of a very lad quality. I am returning with
the whole force to the first =rein. Two privates of
the SCotti Guards, and two privatui of the Australians
went wounded.