The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-23 00:00:00

DIETKVerI,g Chat AT WIIIHORNE.

Oa Sunday afternoon, sleet half-past three o'slook,
a Bre broke out in a part of this town formerly
coiled erti heel Borough, hat rum knows as east
Borough. by ehich inn direlliom-humme.
the Braitha' Arms politio-bogsr, vr.re totally
destroyed. Toe tire appears to have broben out in
• cottage osampied by Mr. Joirier, sad from the
best information we solid gain is supposed to bare
hese cussed by • pier of band falling
fano • chimney na to the th roof .4 ilt•
bogey tbdattlindlSA y the know in the immediate
vionity had also daubed roof., which in oiewsiosace
of the keg continesnoe of dry weather are
almost am iniiannaLle as f bider. The %bole of the
adjoining euttara were pinkly in LIMN, the poor
people striving, to seams me beat they might what
few artiolem of %rabies they could lay their bawls
on ; hot very hula was saved, as the lemon spread
rapidly, and the roofs weekly fell in oes aftor tit°
°Omer. Boos after its imeimswomment tie Smiths'
Arms, and two messes ow Om ;dew side or
the 'tremolo° caught Sr., Parties who were t
mato that mut OMR. than 25 minuteselai,ssed from
the lamp do` Pithily-hoses ignited to its total deers°.
eon, the tenant, Mr. Keoping, not only sobering
the but of the gnaw part of big (traitors, but also
a very large quantity of timber, spokes, end other
materials seed by him in his business as wheel-
',right. Near to Mr. Keeping's *boom, old building
ohietly tiompuied of form, and used for storing
timber, had a narrow swaps. Whilst some
parties were busily engaged pities out the
timber, tits triad which up to that time bad driven
the limes direetly tonarde it, saddonly veered
round, and to this most be attributed not oely its
safety, bat also a great many mon booms ; for had
it caught Sr., there swag but UMW doubt that a
large pillion of West borough would have stood
but a poor shames. To MN same mese is part, bat
akar to the praiseworthy azertiase of wane of ilgy
f=sl inhiehimens, • longtimtched
y mod as • .111b11u5, biMaglug to /4r. A.

&lie. and ist elite'. that gentleman had from £2 000
ru tOOØ worth of UM. alls • etleipeil d•
t,uclif. "rthr ittraKer part .4 the h-sine ',revert. is
iteonedi brin die ra.ot 10...ri0 are rieloisted a
' 4 their F0n...A.4,1 eod•fs nlit their sr.. kin t• tool/
rho folloSiong aie the nistM's of some .4 LIM pincipal
niffetere t It erping. Smiths' Aram, house,
workshop arid Irtit• 11.1 to ire ; M It ol out sad
family ; Mrs. Joitier, ..rs. fifths; Mr. Frampton ;
Mr. G. Y..ung. corner; I.tt. 74arc1e, plumber and
glazier ; Mrs. Vick. Fortunately there was an
excellent supply of water, which was Mimed ou
. from the mill at the farther end ol the street.
Oreat duwatisfsetion ie telt at the nay in which the
WitillnOrfie engine was managed, it being nearly
three-quarters of an hidir liefere,it was got to w-rk
front tae time it wail brought. 't oh. had ,
the charge of it evidently knew very little of ho
duty. smite fastened on the rocker to the wrong end,
and drew air instead of water. As soon as the error
was disonvered and righted, the engine worked wall,
'out there is every reason to believe that if it had
born bruealit lot., play eo..ner, three of the howls
at Waal might infra been saved. M•an•hile
meamges were dispatched to ; and to the-
great praise of the manager there, tfoly three
quarters of an hour elapsed from the time of the
receipt of the message and the arrival at the fire of
two excellent engine*, which were set to work in
'Malt lire minutes after their arrival. The property
destrayed halongn to various persons. Mr. G.Aerin,
hreWer. of Due.eatnn is the owner .4 the Smiths'
Arms, another portion Intones to Mr. Castleman,
ot Chetrle, and another to Mr. I:xisrmon of Wins
borne. The greater part is insured be the Atlas
Fire Mho. Too much praise cannot be Oren to
thp inhabitanta generally for the very hearty and
efficient help they rendered on the 001111814,11. We
hear that • public subseription wlll be opened on
behalf of the suifitrera, to which we wish every
11000 M.

WIMBORNE. PEITY Siramors, Friday.
Eldon' C. J. Parke, Esq., (shamus:o W. 1.. Mytt,
•• Major Portman, and the Panda. C. J. Glyn.
ami J. Austin.

ASSAULT.- John Berke, of Constitation-bill,
Hinson, was charged by Thomas Warms, of the
same place, for committing en assault upon him.-
Mr. Moore appeared for defendant. -Complainaot
slated that on Sunday, the 7th inst., be wag at the
Sawyer'. Arms, Biomes, where be met defendant,
who pulled his hair, asking if be Gould looks MAO in
the hoe, and also struck him. He afterwards palled
witness by his hair off the settle, and dragged him
into the road, where he abused and kicked him.-
Cmss-examined Had not had any previous conver-
sation with defendant. There was nothing said
shoat any tohneco, nor respecting defendant or his
wife, lie did not Want defendant to haves stand-
up fight. dad bee. hi the pirblichouss cm two
previous nomodoos, but had never created a distar•
benne-Mr. Moore cintended that contplainalt had
made nee of some expressions which justified elefen•
dant in committing en meault, but staintained that
none had been committed.- In behalf of the defence,
he called William Miller, who stated that he was at
the Sawyer's Arms on the day in question, where he
saw both defendant and complainant, the latter of
whom said that Burke's wife gain short weight is
! the articles aka sold. Defendant üb.o tel his hand
on cotnplainant's bead, and asked bum if be caa not
ashamed to make such an accusation against bootie
people. Complainant then rose from his meat, and,
after making use of twitting language, challenged
detention to fight, whkh both parties del.-Com-
phiment denied that this witness was • truthful one.
-The Bench dismissed themes, ordering each party
to pay their own costs.
TaiSSTAAL -James Jacobs, labourer, of Ham-
prawn. was charged by ifrederick Oscaotol, pine,
keeper. for committing a treeepus on land belonging
to James Prince, in search of e,mies.- Defendant did
not appear, and the service of the gammons having
been proved. Georg. D denials stated that on
goodey, the 31st of Jolt, about lialf•mast 0110 in the
morning. he found a rabbit in • trap • an maimed
field. Ho concealed himself, and waited until seven
o'clock, *hen he law defendant examine three trap.,
take • rabbit out of one ur them, and kill it. Witness
then got from his place cif concealment and
isreuainted defendant of what he haul been doing.-
Fined 40, and costs, or in default two mouths' ite.
prisonment.
DKUNIIISSIOSt. -James Maunders pleaded guilty
to bvinb druiek and riotous at West Parley on
Sundae, August 14. -The police gave him a bad
character, and he sae lined ti, including costs - -
Charles fouler wee charged with • similar offence at
Hampreeton on tlie 7th of August, and was fitted
ilk. including costs.
fliutto Wirrnott? HUM -William Mellish and
Alfred Borden, latioursni, Oussage All Sainte,
were summoned by moperiotendent liarston foi a
breech of the Highest Act..--Neither of the dates-
dente appeared.- It seems the men were riding
on the shafta of wagons on the 2nd 4.4., in • stare
of locomotion. -Their master gave them • good
eitiowner, and they were lined 10e, each, including
Aosta . _ _

--
A VaitY Wean ChM —The relieving taw of
West Pa ley applied to the Bench to grant an order,
Mk- instike Argil aI ls frnpare I alr?
It appeared from the old man's statement that he
had resided in Newport fowls the rear 1824 mail
shout two years and a half ago. Whilst there be
saved • little money, which he invested in purchasing
• pita, of land, and erecting • house thereon. in
which be and his wife resided. Having no children,
one of his wife's nephew. was brought up by them,
and adopted as their eon. Ile, however, basely
deceived them, and the old man, having one day left
the drawer open,in which were placed be deeds re.
arming the property, the nephew obtained
of them, and plead them in the
=Nuo; a painthroker, who, unknown to the
noels, advanced money from time to time on them.
They however aliimately came into the uncle's
possession, although almost mortgaged to their full
*atom, and he was threatened by the pawnbroker
that if the house was not ecild,and the money be had
advanced repaid him, that the nephew would be
prosecuted and transported. nip insole, not
wishing 1w him to endure that shame and diegraos,
sold his boom for t 140 —a great escritioo— which, to
use his own words., the pawnbroker no sooner saw
then be immediately "clutched," and went off, the
old man being almost left destitute. Binoe then be
had resided at West Parley, bet having become
chargeable to that parish, its overseers applied to
have him transferred to Newport, the overseers of
which plain refused to recognise him as belonging to
that Unioe. —The Bench sympathised with the old
man, and granted the order
Tits LAT' FIRS —A meeting Was held at the
New Inn,as Friday morning, for the purpose of
taking into 6witi4erratioa what etepe should be
adopted for the relief of the sufferers by the recent
tire. and also as to the desirability of forming •
tire brigade for the town. The chair was taken by
the Rev. C. Oissiow, and there were about 60 persons
present. After conenierable di•coasion a lire brigade
was appointed, 23 or 26 persons giving in their names
as being willing to j 'in it. It is said. but we cannot,
„mob Tor the truth. that Ailjetant Barrett is to be
asked to aseept the commised. A committee was
app.inted to inquire into the loss sustained by porno.
Roinewnei,owl for the parrot of raieing en leen ioes.
CH tßiftiUTll.—Catcaer. Lvint • CNAINUOTN.
—A mmeh between the ab.ve doh, was played be • ..a
T..enday. the 18th instant. resulting to fa.our of the
Chertwowtb attetlemee, with sewn wickets to go down.
Asoeted I. the wore :
LTIlt
Brown, b Breton- • • 2 b Breton . . 3
Skims.', b B sin, - • 2 e Hall - - •
b Bre•on • • 0 b Br'-ttet - • El
• I. Bones • - 0 h fireton - • 0
C N..rris • - 0 e C Movie • • 0
W.rter. b Breams • • 4 bC. bards • •
Bent a, ti Breton • • 2 b Brea° • • 0

111-10.111117• I; • • • i fj;-it .
llo•con, oat mit • • - 2 b Breton . .
Stii., h BA-ton - • . I b.or,.A Breton - 0

Gatoe run .t •

1 cli. N,rr.

: 13

CFI El

Bear& b 11,4144411 • -I—ras nut • •10
11"'Irs.I. 0.,,ea • • 1 ..at .ee - -24
C ar. nc, bKwe .1 • • 0 b Morgan - • 2
H. Norris. b 13e...c • • 0 a 4 eat • • R
Beate a awl b2l ,rgeti • 4
C. N h Br.iro . •
H.ll, c War..., • • • 1
Cr. amber, b 8.ro•o • • 3
Horle. c Philieset - • 1
Cows 4.4 omt • • • 0 R 4 out • • 0
00141444, Werter • - 0
wad. 1. bit. Logo I. 8 wide 1, bye 1, • 2

Aartoir vu Uort. Yr 001 Arrostrir AGAINST
Aomori'. —Tor %..4 Fru* Coen nun osaspis I lw"
gag Mows" at lainerivol in trying an notion
fv 1ib..l preferrea by Mr. Jeno Godfrey. att.erney, .4
ti Is town. against Mr. Williain He..ry Tjrer. • brut si
4..1ew. The pl faqir wee a friend and •to Me.
Cook.on and his wife, v.O gerried on bovinely et
Hoytake. User the power. .4 • Ina of rate Mr
o •ifP y put ttie bailars into ihe has... cuotiso.,.
who eft ravels eoneuibrd M. Tyror. Lettets plume.
between {no lean.e4 protle own. In on. a then. Mr.
Tyree esid—" I un a. tatted toy • desire to plare these
people and their aotonals with you on a rii.ht
tooting ; 1., iseest 'heir trust motley is the hands a
truetees who sill not cheque them exorbitant awl on.
usurios interest f..r On beivit sited Ins
scooo..te pat latialle in poeserei.os of their bed and
bedding, end ivy to stop the elan earryieg on his 0C4031,a.
tio• iv laying an enebargo on his boss sad avu."
inter is whie, this pawns mentrea was jointed by
ordor of Mr. Tyrer, but Indy two relates were struck ye,
sod net of these got into the hand. of Mr. Cuokone,
and then into those of Mr. (Jo arty. This wee the
pubilleation of the 'libel coinia•ned of The jury were
of ...pinion that tip- 1.-tier eires printed boss fide by the
defendant in the co.,doet of Cook.on's case th.t those
eu no exprees era Co on the pest of Mr. Tyner it.
sending It to Mr. Undeson, and they thereforn r.taroed a
vordhl for the defendant.
Is it not striate how eireninseariors alter finals?
When the pane uf boor folk the bakers don't hear uf
it for • tiork ..r wiles &Now .rile• but wlen it titles,
Peepshow or other, the news spreads in blf an boor!
A WIFIell Blown. —" Wife," Bad a married teen,
looking for his bootlack, after she was in bed. ..I have
• plume foe all things. and you ought to know it by this
Meme."—" Yoe." orpliod oho, "I ought to know whorl,
fai bop you Imis limey bo I davit." •

Whoa ors, bins Icier.- be ••lkd
ic hay.- an Nis df ilts 1.16.0 be' ••
A a. a mu .•eio••• I art 10.- In Ith'd a 'h. 41,seewe
ehqg •nry inll,ol.iumn t• I One no I. au •ar•eas• y
h•ot boy, b• oberv• , •• thimpu nide
doming •ith 11.. .t. '
7lio Duke .4 Nomotiol
pm a. orllsl call'
,a 0 0 b • *1.1.r.1 to Ootilrff • • mir
• owl' of•owotottion, to moo. rtain .1 midi
p.ment world he imoiesbie. The off,r wa. Fel:Kneed
with suglin.lomt. " Where "hall I send i• irqmiron
the envoy. ym emie.d bled enough," r, Oki
a• • vatefel all4l. '•to.pros• it on tho way. yoasso
I'S sic hats ths mmey
Tb• revood ti•PlidOWT, (1•114/ or of the
nobleman fat doeses..• I e.ool • sielverran. is oliambar
to he c..nil.ratt• I at Rooood in obieh • wedenemed
V.at tLirty fid lire mlool.l I ho•onictirsity o. 5104wg •4.
au CI ion. ot nr. refit of name t colo.nict• et to eiory
.1.•lr or I the lm.nme amoirt the remt.r.,l tel .tofrommi•;
WI ay. the 8.11...-dom nee ref *. rable dillosky
wow in nap, 1 104 .Ite dd tars .1.11 sir witk.tit is
wipe and w.y • of ansind.
Clailt /OR JIL/409•T.—• jealous man. who waa is
vet to Lmd at. as he Iso-d to call ..n a elan very.tto
sod is. rain ohs his wile wan &nog at her reMilinee„
ml es sear She is •Itting in her par-
lour▪
." Imly, "mid she hmka at of the window,
0.1 in esorteration."—"St,artge." said the geothimaa,
whom ran sle. expect?"—" &nee nal le Waering the
doer f ahe 'sixes hint, and tares es him In. Eq."—
" Horrible,' mm 1134444 tint gentleman, thinking of
the Diverse Conrt.—"N.ow be bead inns bar
lop. ant looku tentiertv httn ler eye.."—" !
she shall .tillor for r K... he wags hi. fed;
cowinood t no.leoper • and *this ezp•ained the chary,
old j a'ossy dreempia. and remittal not to be isquisi•
tree swain 0 rogaN to M. elle.
A pwam .4 • •in• of awton Antics the favor
of Archbishop Usher to writ. hia epitapt the primath
promised him no:.. a..el ahem I • neat c.lied rpm his.
bo pia .seed the ( .Iloolig couplet :
0 ileaveas 10 5t.,.! 0 Eseth ! 0 Pulse!
That graves should bo to,.t bentot-h
TWO Lase.—A celohrwod b.viater, mind from
penotaw, .• one day wheel big sinews opinion of lb.
law. "Why lbw tact is," rsjoiowilw "II any man
wore to claim the oat upon nay beak aid threaten my
roln.al with • law mitt be +Linda certainly hay. it, lest
in defendin• on omt. I mar kme waistowt .1.0.•
t,puLTHI2(CI... LION • HAIL—WT. Ideosies, doming.

surveyor of Windsor. it adios, attempted to dm some
haute iu the old hdres's way which had died ewe.
On a day • ben he had oh.. cooked be had one og she
ormunders, reputed to bus an szo Bed judge in time
matters, to taro it, sod sive hi. ottiokm as to the dr
sess of this curing. " the, be pretty Illts tin
Mine and tos commoner. "I limit mated the like
o' that this many • day. It ii.. millet, when you gra
your tooth on it, yea thinks you ha it. but afore des
knows where you is, AA It dont...el?' "WeU." said
Mr. Menzies, " tam eon/ I have something in freed iw
the house, and nobody to dingier te char. it oil& me.'
"Its • !ferry different opinion as 1 week* bo oe that
many, w.s Ws. sapient reply of AO cid amo. "It
that era dos was I. my boon it's weal den eemperry
as 1 wool.' ask to Wt. . *tin ma it."
OLD TILIML-11 appears that Windsor Palflfk the
may see in Wm kinsdunt in wheb there exists • wins
of there'd plart.tiossa ohiag, ..a hi gioWaskly dimmed
hoe the age of El rebel to our o• m day.
AIIACI oil A NEW ZDALADD NIWIDAMUI Orrtes
se Tga Olen or • Manntr-Was.—This following
anode of the war in Kim /04111111.1 1. Ifi" by the
Altamonte Ar :—" Thu Andisod New &adder
bad, in au article published on tbe bit of Jarie_, r-
ug L. lb. death of Captain Hansiltm, el the Irak
shard : 'lt to feared that ihn brave °Moor woo oneolif
d. se babylt...., • ho wire dant with • penis, sod
hick to our petition. after being gallantly iod a. lbs
iorto,p hope in ti • attach. It is gra. it was a °Whey,
momeat, butt! the m n had displayed half the dung*
and oaring of then officers a very different result would'
hors to be ehrounkd re.nnting this unfortunate' es-
mouse.' Thi. offended no admen • f glut BA, who
in numbers GO croon, came down to the .adi
communed procoodiod ankh portended puSity
beittlitig—a emulate imp —down. Oin of then' Men'
arid out, • W. have the an horny of our annul Id
*bat we... deii.g.• Magistrates into, fend to promos*
lend, the p tor wet, coll. d. and COMM'. ' Ord Sir
Wi11..., Minted iodated to. Iselin vain. The potion
wen dablo to core with the riders. aria tber commo-
dore corn b rated the anertioo .hat the odgerni dowsed
at the .4.1 by sot inturferlug Tensierismst was rewided
; arid. oii oroto se that a esnastrilmary egban
should is on. retracing the porting statisment, ibe
mud. rinsed. The exnaordinary edition end oat
site. • ruinml..o. denial M Site charge against Wm Naval
Brunk, and attribeting the lame which mused the
on
don midi to • miatake of tho 68 b Reginald
This, it was • d asentioort. was the suldsen. of thee
statement made by Ms. tiring seirions,and it w.•
aimed ' Job,. r. B den, Q •arter•onasti r.,
'
hid CULSI.IIO AND Ins Blom —The Bishop a
Watt has written.. Chalet. ppm to purist muds*
" calumny" of so rep:ist.d &pipet . ins, of hoed &old
the iosointiou of the N.ho. Ho eayo.• Tiimia. calumny,
sod obi,* hod be.. igan tedatel onto ti • mid by AM
1..... who are out mrefel to indk 'ld strict troth.
on • more owed eneoliatioalif sitdoet 11.1' turicr lung
oufevoid.d ',ars.. I have never d.o Sd the iodinates.
• Mt • Dave. I have said this slobatly M ryes 17 of my
Part 111., and I bow roods 1. ; I add triter that
Mme of my writings k • Asdow og moue for
teatime deb an aderion. I folly believe MAL Gm
Bible is hon.'s. and I have s oke.i in my Part I.::
13..4 Lb. ' wink mig ea spirit ts the
of its LoA.' Bat Ido mit bell..e that eveiy aloe
meet of Lb.. Bible... inspired no I. be Irma:
I . o mot b as Wm Hi-lso ;asso Tows e ds. Med
• tho wh 4v Ifni's. every lioreal el d
letter of the rhermich e,
lather, the B s,k el Job, is time demos word of this
living G
ILVIND no a Claes. —EOM= WVIIIIM

Buaerico TO DiATle. (Frogs the Montreal Herailif,
July 29) -Ti.. rata or.. of the lo.• Ithi det-tron
tin f the mut-lone and pri-on of lit. &:bolguitiquet
ere is.. true. Oo To-.day night, between the bons
el yen cod twelve o'nock, tiog fir. ROA brat dimoverwill
in the court-boom. to net notion of t..• lint .or
manand so. kitchen by the g.ol. r, Mr Q mos Tow
eery Nag .k. 31 i lig in the sojnon no.. wes the Int oho
gave the .1 .ros • dos woe shoot Ift. ea minutes he
twelve °Von. On antenlog. Mr. Quoin toanniatel,
thomadad lb 'cowls. whore an to *ll4 intent the
buildiug sco oo ere ; bet oaten of intently returning
lis left the bu I .ing to abash.. sheriff, who rettids‘
about as acre en • hell dement When ho returned it
nos too late,. the Ars ma smoke Ind maned from thee
bitebee 1.. ths only stairway lerthig to the cal a. It
, is but right to my Mr Quin. told Mrs. Quints milk.
tendon t,.releass the pincers, rhould they think
twif in be rennin. Mrs. Quiets d. Penn
credit toe making exertions to d• n. but oefurtneatel,
sh• was overpowered by the molts that 111, d the •r-
-ein, and, beemin exhaaeltd, bad barely inn to re-
tain to her own MOM, sad remits h.r throw Halo
chi Ts'., the youngett being so Whoa Abost tips
Gum On aloeo was ineral, the villagers rill) lug to
nod r snob &mimeses a• th-y hest weld. Penne
their horror or dunes that •nbin 'het barna, tomb
w. is eta hymn beings on tile point al penning
the Ire, if on speolity Menai front einem !
shrieks of g • thin no malign is the loser sells hise
plain aid meld be Lama above .11 other none MOW
seend par.lynd, The cella are built to omen paw
prisoner is each ; and son lim ha. • a, impinged door
St it. intronag, bolted and do cordon, tier
Inmates could not lame Mint cells to appear at it.
outer grated window. The fire was now in the *ton
bolos them. and &needing •ith groat rapidity. No
holden to tpeeeel the woudows opal be foetid shout the
Winsigtre, bet Sr... a shun* et a glisten. or • rarar
of a mile osito wo• anompassaly obtained. ffsetnnellel,
the Supt.% between Gm Ire and the pda.wh.re ter
qv,* awl deadened, he pin It hole non .6 the tin:.
Whoa Gm Is'.., arrived a non mooned it. taking'
with ti o s eige benne. • mason Ow sill of the
p...mg• anion was brans to &tons. and I • nos ban
ge.• way. Too cesr.g• nos ion so. isopid to lb*
bottom of the paean, tea fest in depth. They had ite
key to men the dome of the WI.; but the •ledgs
b .mater no. banded to lb. n. and • few strobes did lite
work. Ti.. prinner. were uow rensaid from the calk
but demo. 301 stared Own an their nocuers io lbs Saes,
to. the window woe tes feet fro. Oh- lkwe ; but it. gxes
were h.oci. d to them is tine, and they negicesd nih
Ile. While then. mutt were taking Owe it tine otelloll
Mory, arm MOO' safurteuete priewerns wire lowan in
be 'at... ut.ra ano • &ben. Th 41.0 wets stet eselined is
s.-11e, an they kin tolls von to the window% at sent
of w-ign no. on of tho enfortuaste witness pitemelp
inapoilog. " Mon Di.., sine- a non 1 ate..es ams• r
Lb.... her pal. leer the demo Man an-he curled, as W
gi sting over its lutestled victim. To relieve her wm
a.w bergei the power of man Nes, Welfeell.
eitkirrli, who wire go...banns ul this .080411, nil oft nun
15.... preying the Altstie.ty to pity her. At the tor
p do. hark boner were th, feet. (the km
oaroib. , woh hens thopin no iron bare, bop*.
log the, s tare to prepare moon. her God Mem
Igoe gad pi as mot, at the rhk .1 ha life, gave en
nature Ibe 1 it • maoletie• elf lis Chunk Mint
It no. carpi tel tl• 614 k smolt.. none is,. coil It IS
It.. poor un 5.11 hook ton es Overheard ea run eons.
it., mother mod neer won main. h her, b.g
ci I' or of ben no. arm IN Ip-ord fame the avoids.
tioffontioa, wit doubt, mew may over them. nem
three •OMMIS itOd be.-.. • ielleol So, de.trolin a non-
ben imam. Thep Idea &itchier bed g.no birth to it,
oat molbsr was named of the earsalbag of it,
Tho punt gni wham co.n .1 the wintaw wee twil no
▪ wiser.* pion then. Tailay the rt maim of soo ol
doom we • bread is the store. No doubt the pear
sentme bed tweed Inntaf into It in a. athemeol be
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mei op Wrs.,Norou Pt Time MIS TSB
Wilts.—Hr. Limes Stobtes, a 14. Pa sees (me
LI. .4 • Poiloesther," just published. 1111.11
follosi g esselde of the Deb.. Weilepas, wheat he,
ma ss of the e smiths as erodecebte seer US
Great Faltoiti a of Lida :—"OaOw to esessifts
.psits Is sew of the *Poodle; polies chart, for ale
posies el I.e litatiag our if we is lad PO
ietts a enowd, whisk 4 (*.re, dtd sariwiatelly beep.s.
theme us... 1h pot sesta pr. 044 us • WS. sad if
Was very ialsreshiset for le I. sloes. the mars
Steers Is the sesetessees of these wheat tie
ostembis seedy tscisst is enter to asednale iter
pme-ase. Os So Is mists pro-sere el Ns
seed upoe the at.. of Mut but, ha look Ctssinflb •
iod.arthe ; bet whoa the p4lsassa qui. Ify—skeif -
ho. he so good am to as/A. Duke 4 wanawki.
'OS, 44.• ofteirs of Juba Sell'. reeeteseses slued
iota a greteful outdo ;k. issurolistell as wsy, amid
it seesl sem theaksd stir for ghats kis as
..soittutity of noise the Dab-. Durkee ti.• moot
vowed rd theme days we at..,. p Sad b as.. mutts*
hteked as sod mtsioisty for epos& of tea aisates.
Our iota-Most somepsatee wee himself weaned is, at a
mb..rt disease 'nes us. Jeer is frost of us Seed •
moms with s rh44 a buy anus. of about two years
.4d, wIP. as. losing over ite nother's sheskis. The
Dyke baps to t isy with the Slant. Pretilediag to
gash It. is. with his Ism a.dlbu. to touch hi 5.....
The meets, tram gratilled—the child wee abused. At
lad der s'ewd shiest 'midway Soho up, sad we west
on. After we bed advsseed shout • doses pews. I Pad
the Duke of W.llisirts., "I mut *sy hue to speak
toils nether of your yeses (Iliad." I thee amihmti Se if
si.• blare the contlmsese who had base *Op, wi,ll`„bel
dpid for the Ist tee Watts : she said. •' PIN Or. -
told bat it was the Duke of Wellies's*. Her esolsise
sod delight erne eqeally pest I Stasi her to .
bar boy ediss ha pee up that, wheel as Whet the
mu, el W.-Mapes iss4 pitted with idea. I_ tbab
ratussed, sad Mid the Duke shiest al •87 spie
apseirlima was *NNW bpr.hopps gag%