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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

BRIMPORT.
DARING ROBBERY OF A WATCH AND CABH AT
NETHERBURY.

At the County Police•court on Wednesday, before
W. nommen and J. M. P. M ,ntagu. Rags., Albert
Morrie, of Netherbury, and es old offender, was
charte.l in ctv.to ly with stealing from the QUleen'O
11-ad, lath. above parish on the 20th hp& a Bible,
adver watch sod chain, and about 1,1 in money,
the property of the landlord, Mr. Robert Byrnes.
Prisoner, who belongs to the Army Reserve, was
apprehended at the Qieen's Own at Dorchester, by
P.C. Collins (No. HO), of Dorchester.
Prosecutor sald he lost the articles in question, which
were in a bedroom of his house, and be mimed them
shortly aftee 6 p.m. on Monday. The watch and
chain (produced) were his property. There was 64. 8.1.
In fourPsuoY Pieces mnougst the money he had lost.
He saw prisoner about the place shout three weeks
seo, a brother of prisoner kept th. Publichonen
bolo!, premium,:

Alfred Tolley, labourer, of Netberbu7, Bald he saw
prieoner about starter past els OD ?cloud .y night com•
big bon the at peosoosior's bow i be Ins

stooping down nearly " two-double" under the bodge'
Witness kuew him and wished him " go.'d "Ighl*"
1'r601.0! answered, but he could nut tell what he
said.

Frank Warren, a youth, son td the landlord of
the Queen's Own, Dorchester, mid be knew itrieoner,
who gave him the watch mi Tuesday. Pritv'n&
mane to hi. father's house on Monday night,
and gave the watch and cabin to hie (witness')
father to take care of for hint t II the next morning.
Tile next morning prisoner asked his father for the
watch and Maio swam, and c gave it up tO
Prisoner w.nt away till diorite-time, when he raturnet,
Waging back a pair of boots. Prisoner a•ked
witness' father to take care of the boot', and said be
had given Oa for them (produced), its thou handed
the chain and watcoa 10 witnes., and waked him to
take care of them. Witham then pot the watch and
chain in the till. P.C. Collin, afterward. mine for
them, and witness gave them up to him.
i'.á. Cobble, of Dorchester. said he received infer.
magma of the rahhiry un the 2lat Mat, and he went to
the Queen's Own in seandi .tf the prisoner. lie found
him there, and, searching bun, found the coins pro.
demi. lie charged him with havin, on the 20th,
stolen a watc and chain auti L 2 in money, belonging
to Hubert yMee, of Netberbury. lo reply prisoner
mid—" I am tione for now; I don't care what becomes
of in, ; it's father's fault, and I don't care it they give
me tau years." Witness took prisoner into the bar,
and asked the last witness wuether be had seen •
walen. lie said " Yes," stud gave witueur the one
(produced.) Witness made fmth-r enquiries, and
found prisoner had purchased a pair of bouts at •
aemuti.baud shop. When arrested prisoner resisted,
and said he wouldn't walk.

Prientier wee then charged, and fully committed for
tried ; he alsoe the 10in...10g statemeus:—" I never
wok the litble—l never saw any Bible. I took the
watch aad the money."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

ImOrcial tiarliammt.

HOUSE OF VOILIIONS.

FRIDAY.

There were about forty it u-st Ons on the House of Com•
moos paper on Friday, and mmy mote were asksi with-
out notice. Ur. Gladetone promesed to mak., • statement
on Monday In ref soiree to the cost of to.. Egyptian expe-
dition, but mid there would be a, need or a furtner
vote durine the prment .111i,11. He cool I nit give a day
to Sir W. Lawton to dircaas hi. motion condemning the
operations to Egypt. Thereon in. Sir W. Lawson termite
ened to bring on the subject by moving the adjournment
of the House. Mr. (fladet.ne arnounced that then, wsa
no in- ention to propose tee assembling a a European
Conference on Egyptian affair.. Mr. Yorke, at tPs point,
announced his intention t t more an adjournment in
order to disco's the releme of tic. P detail from Edam w-
ham, and up.ou the aupporters of this prom-dung bern
asked to rise m their places, veinyte
all the Cawervativisa
present responded. Mr. Twice accordingly proceedetd to
comment upon what he termed the intrigue
bet stein the Government and the Land Leaguers,
sod dechired that while Mr. Gladstone knew
how to put the acre. on his supporters, he
moral vie mr was relaxed by the atm mphere of a 'week.,
in which he lived. Mx. Gladstone, in reply, con( ~seed that
no tired in an a•nemptiem of tont' tenrAt, hut added
amidst loud cheering, th it it. in dal effect wit Lintel,'
counteracted be toe arcitodoon. ley. Ilci against him by
in-tubers like Lord II Churrhill and Mr. Y mho woo.,
wampum, however, were grub in sharp enough a .r heavy
enough to more his anger. A. to M. Yorku.. tu•.tion, •
more ridauleus one was nee-, mivane d. oiel the p-• t .et
that it amid not be brought on +Arra Vat matter we,
was in direct c tottolictios to fact.., He Gladotonel
had no die no underground engeeements or promise with.
Kr. perneit awl his colleague., wh.w rr”ro tier .t
..ot entering into any r• tap ict whstever. Flu dly, the
fi mernment bad redeemed to piteige to offer an oppor-
tunity far the dteruavon of Ur. Yorke'. and were
not responsible for his disappointment. No leading
rueurtberon th,. 0 'outmost 'tenches ',dog to support Mr
Yorke, the polite divined-in suddenly cell ...el, and the
adjournment was with trawn. Sr W. Latetton having had
another little ems, the debate on the Procedure Resolu-
tions was resumed with the 11th Role. Art tr an amend.
meet by Mr. Gorst had been tilitcueeed arid rrjActed. the
Rule -as adopted by a majority of 61 to IT votes. The
12th Rule, for restricting desultory discuseions on going
into Cummittee of Supply wee then moved by Mr. O.
stone, who asked independent members to make the
concession in order to facilitate the business of the Rouse.
Numerous amendments were propoes I by the Fourth
but wer, ally rejected, and after Mr. Glad-
stone had contented to slightly modify the rule It was
!Lastly adopted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

FIRS AT CUBBLEY PENTRIDGE.

Mr. Lonnen, of Cobbley karat, had been engaged
in thrashing on Tuesday last, having the engine
betweeu two ricks. At 5 p.m. work was stopped and
men left. Mr. Loaner, being hastily celled to his
house. one f big children having been scalded, told
one of big men, George Steele, to return and see that
all was right in the yard, this was done ; but about
half-an-hour after, anoiher workman, named John
Trowbridge, on his way hone saw a fire and raised an
alarm Mr. Loaner] and his men beeteoel to the
y .r.l, and, finding it Iniposeihle Weave the engine &c.,
remove I a large quantity .if oilcake and corn from a
barn, which from its proximity to tbe blazing ricks,
was in great danger. The fire wag seen at Handley
about six o'clock, and P.C. Long was soon on the spot,
end assisted by Mr. L pones and some neighbouring
fermere, "rig snised a body iif men, who were kept
constantly pumping and throwing water from buckets
over two strew ricks and the barn. The men all
worked most zealously and kept the fire from spread.
jog any further. As the fire could be seen for miles,
many men and even women from the villages
ilind hilltops,' to its and had wore help been
required willing hands were there in waiting. About
hzfipsst.ten all danger was ci insidered peat, and
loony r-iturned tn thiiir home.. During the night
S-rgt. Stillman nod P.c. White of Cranborne, arrived
and remained until morning, when, finding they amid
do nothing more, they left li.C. L rig to see that all
c-otinuel in safely. The property destroyed. con.
sisteil of three ricks, two of oats and one of barley, a
steam engine and thrashing machine, and two large
waggons. It in believe Ith st Mr. Lonnen is insured,
but nothing nearly the amount to cover the lose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

THE DEADLY CIGARETTE.

A sotiety is being forme I for the suppreas;on of juvenile
smoking. They mght do C 0.... VI. ,orcut.t.t le follow-
ing armee', taken (non the Detroit Prce :
Teo little cigarettes in a wrapper tine,
• small boy samp"es them end the.. Lien are nine.
Nine little rigaretrea quickly, one by one,
Get their work in on the youth—then there are none.
Your bearded doctors sittinz 'tenni the be&
Each with a different choke to his head.
Three big &Rewire waiting to deathly,
All bearing Latin names as long as the boy.
Two undertaker', gratitud in eye.
Bond low to the doctor as they pass 'ern by.
One little tuners' in the graveyard cc
One little smoker leee—one angel more.

Errs's COCOA. -GIATIVIIL AND COMPOITINO.—By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern lhe
operstiona of digestion and nutrition, and by • careful
application of the flue properties of well-selected Cava,
Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast t ibis with •
delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors' bills It le by the judicious use of such
articles of diet that • c institution may be gradually built
on until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease
Hundreds of subtle maladies are Listing sx und us ready
to attack whe•ever there is • weak paint. Worn., escape
many • fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortifi-d with
Pure blood and • PraperlY nourished frame" —Civil Service
0.114. —lb. simply with bailing water or milk. S ill
nut, in panic.% labelled " EPPS and Go.,
Homoscipathic Chemists. London."—Also makers of Zpps's
Chocolate Essence.

—rmeetiog of tho Cork Corporation to consider
motion for °oaf wring the freedom of the city upon Sir
Garnet Viols.,ley and thanking hint for his suocesaful
campaign in Egypt auto hare been held on Tuesday,
but the gentleman in whose name the proposition
stood wrote to the Council withdrawing it. This
tours, wm adopted owing to tbs spirito:flurtke
masUsited by attain imam of flo

LATEST.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
The residence of Sir A. H. Eldon at Clevidoo, wad
built to-day, coateats partly aarecL

SIR STAFFORD NORTECOTE.
The Psi:adore, with Sir N. Northeote on bowl, bit
Portsmouth t.,r the Me literrimesn this morning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

A PERILOUS RIDL

At Grew., 0, gouda', William Creek., who said he
belonged to Redford, wee chargers ad,h traselll, on
the l.on iii. end North•Wnwerii Railway Ir. in Liver.
p.. 4 to Crewe without ptiyam bus taro OR atio.loy
evenln., an nffinial Mile t!r. we st.td w, we. ex 'min.
log the rarrisget of a Its 'rein which w about to
leave for I.:uncut'. hw he 011....rvi.d aomething
under one of tn.lti. I,ireeting hi. light t the mut, he
Liw the wi...oey ejttina up .11 the axle of the wheels,
with one of his law is tip ni the chain, and the
other upon the bar. Hs co him out, and Crooke
admitted that he bad come fr•sn Iriveromil, and that
he had got under the carriage become he ha I no
money to oar his fare With. Ile had come fro the
hie of Man. and Wt. ill hie way hi. ho., at Bea.
ford. I. defaolt id paying a tine, the prisoner warn
sent to ga .1 for seven
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

FITE WOIIII ritteoms SiNTENCID TO DEATH.

THE MURDER OF THE JOYCE FAMILY.

The trials of the remaining five prisoners, charged
with the murder of the Joyce family at Maamtrasna,
were brought to a conclusion on Tuesday. Tbe accused,
named Patrick Joyce, Thomas Joyce, Tom Casey,
Martin Joyce, and Myles Cluny, were, 4 the request
of their counsel, Mr. Malley, put forward in the dock.
Mr. Malley then on their behalf withdrew the plea
of nt guilty in each case, and pleaded guilty. The
counsel said though all the prisoners were virtually
guilty in the eye of the law the degrees of moral
guilt bad been patent to every observer. It was
imp visible to tell to what extent the dark and
mysterious influences which there trials had disclosed
had been exercised on the prisoners. He now appealed
to the Attorney-General, who had so faithfully dis-
charged his painful duty in vindication of the law by
the condemnation of the most prominent Acton in
this fearful tragedy, to recommend to the merciful
consideration of the court the remaining prisoners.
In reply to Judge Barry, the Attorney-General
merely said his duty was discharged. The learned
Judge, addressing the prisoner, collectively, sold :
by admitting complicity in one of the most shocking
crimes that ever disgraced a civilised community they
had made the only possible atonement to the offended
laws. It was not improbable that some of them had
been led to the sane of carnage unconscious of whet
was to happen, and some might have been influenced
by feelings of terrorism. Still they were all equally
guilty in point of law, and it was his duty to pass
sentence of death upon them. The prisoner, were
then sentenced to be hanged at Galway on December
16th. The Attorney-General said the appeal of the
prisoners' council would he placed before his
Excellency, with whom al-he the decision lay.
The capital sentence will be carried out in the cases
,d three at least of the prisoners those who were actu-
ally cocooned in the perpetrati it of the murders.
But it is thought that the sentences on the remaining
live will be commuted to penal servitude for life. Two
men, Kelly and Nee, are still wanted for the murders,
and it is believed they have fled to America.
Three of the condemned men arrived at Galway on
Tuesday evening, when thousand, of people assembled
at the railway station. TherConers seemed very
depressed. A large force of and military were
in attendance, and the crow hooted the convicts as
they passed in the oars.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

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CASH'S EMBROIDERED NAMEs
AND INITIAL LETTERS.

Any Nate., Embroidered on our lino Cambrie Tape
in 'turkey Ited, ...on be ,••wn on to any article of
repuring To to marked. Priers tiell. per twelve
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GASH'S ORNBRIO FRILLING.

Very suitable for trimming Ladies' and Children's
underclotitieg ; the specialitd .4 whoh is the Drawing
Ce.ll woven into the thunbric. Retails( Drapers every-
where.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

DOSCHISTIZ,

MAYO, LID CORPORATION AT CHl7lloll.—On Sunday
the Mayor and Corporation attended Divine servios at
fit. Peter's Church, when the Rector (Rev. T. W.
Knipe) preembed from Anre 111., 2nd verse. The
following were present, the Mayor (H. Durden, Req.),
Alderman ennui, Alderman Gregory, and Alderman
Eamon; Councillors A. Look. F. inotr, W. Darden,
R. Hunt, and W. Tilley, and Mr. Giles Symonds
(Town Clerk.)
Pang Pocumn Awn Plows& —At the poultry and
plasm show at the Crystal Palen, Mr. W. Osmond,
ol Dorchester. in the dragoon damn, won no is.. than
five prizes, including the champion cup open to all
Ragland. Mr. W. Bishop, of High Rest-street, was
also awarded third prize for • white dragoon hen ; and
Mr. F. R. Sutton, late of Came Howe, • second prise '
for thh yeses birds. Mr. C. Parsons heads the list
in the class for nuns with a splendid specimen, which
It would have been a very difficult matter to beat.
Mr. F. R. Luscombe (steward to Mr. li, B. Sheridan,
col Frampton) was awarded second prim for young
dragoon, and also " h.c." for homers. Mn. Hann,
of ?ordinates, won • Enver cup le the white dorking
class with some grand birds; and Mrs. Radclyffe, of
the Hyde, Ben Regis, wee awarded the cup for
docking oak, tor which £2l warn subsequently
✓ealised at auction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

aavosuro TO LUTZ TIN PUBLICHOUSL

Thomas Carter was summoned for being drunk on
Hamad premises a Portland. and Wooing to quit tito
borne when requeded by the landlord and a constable.
Ile admitted the charge, and wax fined 10e., intinding
costa

ILUUN DLINIII.

WClllarn Turner, • mamma of th• Royal Navy. admittad
haring Mon found drunk 4 Portland. aLn cam gm
Um • good charaotar, end th• Chairman, azpranaing Mar
sorrow at ming in WA torition • sea who bid eined
Ric Mskatswill. said bla la sad =II RILL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN
AUSTRALIA.

The English cricketers have very successfully
inaugurated their Antipodean tour, On Nov. 90th
they finished their first regular match which wise played
on the M.lbounie Cricket llrotinfl, againfit an Eleven
ol Victoria. The weather has been very favourable
for the game, an 1 the attendance has been goo.d
The visitors going to the wicket. first, Male a fine
stand againet the capital bfiwlin; and fist Ilex of
their opo.fnef,t., and suoresded in agrre-latfing 273
runs. The Victorians in their first Med, go were all
die/aimed for 104; and, having to f fllow on, made 169
at the eeeeed attempt. This exactly °qualified
matters with the first innings of the Englishmen who
had therefore only one run to get to win. This they
readily obtained, and thus won handsomely by 10
wickets.

.._Thlt MOOD why 0. May are uneble to take °mos is
set the varieties esaies'hir bold ere mixed with starch,
under the pies of reritenng th..m soluble; while really
making them thick. heavy. inmiestibie. This may be
emtly detected, for if Curiae thickens in the cup it proves
the oddities of etarch. Calburrs Cocoa Essence is
=mine ; it is therefore three times the streurth of these
mad a Wanking Wring* like tis et =dm
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

CABINS? COUNCIL.

A Cabinet Conseil was bed at the Premier's rad.
dean at 12.20 to-day.

CAMBIL I DOE UNIVERSITY ELECTION.
At poop poll stood —Haase 2,159, and Stttart 1,189,
Tito return of liaikes is now regarded as certain.

HEALTH OF THE ARCHBISHOP OP
CANTERBURY.

The Archbihop of Cant-rhury has pus .c 1 • quiet
night. bat his strength dues not increase.

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AT MONTE CARLO.

Monday.—An attempt era. ma fe taut ni:ht
to rob the bank of the gaming aatahli,hment. at
Carlo, by explodlue dynamic., cartridg- iu the salo,m.
One person wait injure", and small d,u3 ,go done, but
the attempted rebbe,y

COMMERCIAL.
Cousols unaltered.

EGYPT.

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Minister, has been dietniesed. lie will pr.,b.bly
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fitarkets.

LONDON CORN (OPENING).

11. 44 DAT.
Wheat quiet, but firm. Flour, siesay. Maize
1. clearer ..o the week. Oat., hazd.y on wad,
haana, az; I pee. firm. Archai• : gl
wiwat, 4,189 qr... ;II ur, 19 85.5 each.; frig, eb
43930; ba. y, 16 5.-A ; 76,355 qr..; fl.ur,
barrels, 25,645 sacks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

SHOCKING MORDKR AT GRAVESZNIX

The terrible aasault committed on Sunday night at
the Pavilion &brigand-a Ground.., Gravesend, up n
the person of Mr. Thomas Eves, the proprietor of the
I:at-dens, has, as was (rein the first anticipated by the
aorgeons, resulted fatslly, ant a lei named William
clerks, aged between 16 and 17 years, •ho had been
in the emi,d,yment id the deceased for the pa.t three
or four months, as ostler and messenger, is in cu.toily
on the charge of wilful murder. Mr Eves
recovered couacionenesa after hia witais.ion to the
local infirmary on Sunday night, and diet at 6 a.m.
en l'uesday. The operation of trephining IVY in-
effectually performed ond revealed a terrible fracture
of the skull, extending horizontally for nine inches.
The lad Clarke Is a native of Manitoba, and has been
in the sonic. of the murdered man since hie arrival
in England. Ile bred at the howe of Mr. Eves in
Pelltam•road, and at half pest six on Sunday evening
he I•DP sent with hie master's tea to the office at the
Pavilion, where Mr. Eves had been staying throughout
the day. At 10 o'clock Clarke returned home, appa-
rently very much agitated, and told Mrs. Eves that be
c ,uld not fin I her husband. He, h.iwever, accom-
panied Mr. Eves, juu., and P.C. Easton to search for
the ndas rig man in the Pavilion ground., where, in an
outhou e, grievously bruised, and bleeding prof naely
from several woun Is in the head, the poor man was
diecoverod speeahleee, and in a dazed condition, being
quite unable to give any account of the manner in
which he had received his injurim. Clarke wee arrested
iin Wednesday morning. On examination being made
of the clothes rte had worn on Sunday, a number of
spite and splashes of blood (as though from a spurting
wound) were found on his coat-sleeve., shirt-aleere.,
and other garments, and he himself has a recent
swelling on the head. The blood-stable have been
washed in an attempt to remove their traces. A
close amutiny of the PCODO of the courier was made
on Wednesday by Superintendent Berry and time
polio, under him, and disclosed the fact that a pro-
longed struggle took place between the deceased and
his sasailant, for there are traces of • violent encounter
in at laud two places five yards apart. Mr. Erse warn
a slightly-built man. 'The recovery of his hat—a hard
felt—deeply indented at the back, indicates that be
must have been struck front behind with great force
with some hear, instrument, althoush no mach weapon
hams, yet come to light. Clarke, it is stated, had in
the hearing of • fellow-earvant, once threatened to
"do for the old man," who had scolded him on several
occasions, Traces of nailed boots, such as were worn
by the prisoner, have been found in the vicinity of the
struggle—Clarks, who ill a powerful lad for hie years,
will be brought up this morning before the borough
magietrstes, and the Milord will be opened at two
this al ternotn, before Mr. W. G. Peanme, the Graves-
end oarcesg.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28

YEOVIL.

Tin PROPOSLD MlSltiTta or CONIC= AND
AnaICULTVIDA —At the request 1,1 the Prooe Minster,
who wrote that the Calomat had a plan ready for deal-
ing wi.h the tides in f the Irop.i.e.l Ministry of
Commerce and Agriculture, Colonel E. H. Paget,
M.L'., chalr,, ot of the c maniacs of the Cent, al and
rtattociated Chstubets of Agriculture, on Mo day,
wrote to Mr. Gla 'erode conveying the views of theae
bddie. on that aubjita,A. Toe letter set forth as their
ultadimous opinion " that thy special interests of
agriculture demaud • distinct department of the State
in which should be onts..ntrattel all the voieua
matter. relating to No clitoral affairs," C donel
Paget added that • Arum, minority favour° I a scheme
by which the adMinstratoin of Ltd. department should
be of necesaity entrusted to a Minister of the Crowy,
unconnected with any other dep.:latent. 101120m:ea,
however, by • feeling frse,y exprease I id the •lehat •
that it wa% going heron' thsir province to attempt t
lay down the exact details of a scorme of reform, and
that the chief object thy had in view would be largely
if not completely attain-d by securiug that 01
agricultural m %tieri tumuli he placed in the hen le .4
one department, the waj tity .4 the Council Pt their
re•olution in the folio. log -hap' : "Tont it iv desir-
able that the functions el the Executive Government
which especially relate to agriculture and commerce
should tw •Itninieter d by distinct del:intrust% a, and
presided over by a responsible Miniater of the Crown."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-25

MAINIZaiOII,
OON OE It I'.

A concert was hell here on Tuesday last in a atucious
corn loft, kindly lent for ths occisiou by Mr. William
Ingrain. and proved • great succour. Bm. thing like
260 or 300 people were prereut, sod amongst them were
mar of the leading farmers of he ueighb iorbood end
joining villages :—Mr. Foku, front Whitchurch. Mr. .r.d
Mrs. tL TOM from Sturtninster Marshall, Mr. and ILA.
R 'bort Cue, from Miner, Mr. Richards, from licrditi,
Mr. and Mrs. Ingram and family, of 11:tpertwa, shit Man/
other.. All the pieces were rends very Creditably.
Miss Cue and Mrs. Leigh erar,g "I now a Bonk " very
sweetly, and were encored, id fact, id, the Pieces ware
rendered so well, that we do not 'know *hare to give the
moit praise. Mr. S. 4,.yter, of Winiboyne, kept the
audience lit roars of lauter, every tune he appeared pp
the -platforen. Loon( egenwiallg when be sang in the old
lady cestume, "Bother the Men,' also " Billy JAnson's
Hall." lb character, and "Th. Peep Show." Much credit
is due to all who *plated in getting up the concert, and
esoevally to Mr. James, of Mermen in.
The following was the programme :—Put I.—Fantasia.
the Band; glee, "Hark the Lark" (Dr. Cooke), the Choir;
lung. " A Sailor's Wooing" (Roukel), Mr. A. W. BartJett
song. "The Hungry Melt" (Hunt), Mr. Halliday duet;
" I Know a Bang" (Horne), Miss °eve snd gra.
pianoforte solo, "L'lrredatlble"(J.E Keckek MissCiarke
long, The Vagab .nd" 1111 V. Aughttus Wig
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DIBCOVERY OF A DEAD BODY ON THE
BOURNEMOUTH PIER.

VIIIIDICT OP w li.ruL 11 OADIB.

On Friday eJternoon an inquest was held at the
Belle Vue Assembly Rooms, by J. Druitt, Joe., Esq.,
D:puty Coroner, on the body of an infant, found
wrapped in a bundle on the Pier the saute mornieg.
Mr. Hayden was cn.sen foreman of the jury, and the
following particulars were adduced :
WPliiun Frenklyn, porter at the Pier, stated that
at hetf.paist seven on Friday morning be found a
parcel at t4llll east end of the landitg.stage. On open. ,
tug it, he discovered the ho.ly of • child. He put tile
a safe place, and then went for •poticeman, into whose
custody he delivered it.
P.C. Aldridge deposed to receiving the parcel from
Lot WiLlallalk The body was wrapped in two towels
and an apron, with brown paper outside. TIMID were
no marks on any of the etude..
Dr. Douglas said he lied made • post-norfere exami-
nation of the body. It was a female child, newly
burn, and from its condition he was certain that it
had not received proper tdeament at birth. It had
probably been dead ten days or • fortnight, and was
decomposed. The face was fractured and the jaw
broken. the Guild tusd Ii ted some hours at least.
Some of the injuries ought have been sawied by • fad,
but others were Ice r, cult of direct intentional violence.
He wait of opinion that • blow had caused the injury
at the back of the left ear. The body had not been in
the water.
The Coroner elvirtly placed the facts before the
jury, who retired for a tew minut.s. end returned
verdict of " WPful murder against wine person or
penons unknown.'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-25

NEW WAR VBALIELS.

Two new stoel frigat s. the Arethusa and the
Leander, now building at Scotland, are to be finished
at 1.11 ithani dockyar 1, where preparations are beint
made for their reception. B •th vessels are of 3,000
tuna bur ion, but are provided with engines of 5,000
horsepower, aa they are intended fur fast ooean
4.4•11.43/111 in time of aar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-25

THE CHANNEL SQUADRON.

H.M.S. Salamis, tender to the Channel Fleet,
arrived in Portland Roads on Sunday. Vice-Admiral
Dowell will hoist Ilia flag on board the Minotaur on
Monday as Admiral Commanding the Channel
Squadron. The second in command may be sgain
required, it is said, to attend at the law courts over
that troublesome libel ease, IN it does not Deem to be
satisfactorily settled yet. The hitch mentioned a
short time rifled am existing through a desire on the
part of her Majesty to we the coveted app dour:ant
conferred upon her relative, the Prince of Leiningen,
wal only removed, it is rumoured, by dint of strong
representations, and hence the almost unprecedeoW
delay which has taken place. The appointment of
flag-captain has caused s..ine surprise smogs naval me°.
few expecting that Captain Fellowes would have been
chosen for the post, but still lees was it expected that
Commander Pattiseon, who served in her during her
bat commission from December, 1879, and who
remained by the ship after she wail paid off. and
actually commissioned her some days since, would be
suddenly chit tad at the last moment he had mastered
all the arduous work incidental to the Preparation of
such a large vemel for the pendant. True, this officer
has obtained a borne berth of some im ortatam. in
being appointed to the flagship Duke of Wellinoon,
but the honour conferred upon him isms which he will
scarcely appreciate, seeing that he has y-t a couple of
years' sea time to make up. Indeed, looking at the
whole of V e circumstances, it would appear that the
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THE YALDING MURDER.

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001=141011,1 oa hef.re Ar. Liwon
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be saes which einite4 the gieeksi interest w.s
of Mistime ray, committed for the wilful murder ot
Georgina Moore, aged 7, who WA/ mi.eed from her
house, inrinnico, on toe 20th December bet, aud
woos. dead boy was fund in the Medway, tear
Y.Wing, on the 30th January. The conaidiratiou of
this coos occupied the Large' chore ot too Lordahpg
charge to the grand jury, who eventualty returned •
true otll again.; the prisuuer. In the course ut tb•
afternoon the Judge on the application of Air.
tixel Wikineeday next for the trial of the aciuseti.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-25

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

BOOTH

I MTh.

The Liberals of S Aitti Mho having reeolvei to
conteet the divieion, air L. F. Grove bad sir. X.,-
•ou, of Foritbill, are meutiai:d as probable CAllji.
_ _

At a meeting of West Somerset Conservatives at
raunton, on Saturday, .-ir A. !loud prod lig, M. E.
J. steoley, of Quanto,k-ludge, near 11.idgteater, lees
unsunn ,utly adopted al thu candil:hi...4 tepaitv tor
Lb, vacancy caueel by the retirement of Mem
Vaughan Lee, wuu was thanked for his eervicee.
Jtauley ma le a 'poach in which he declared ins
intention to Oppose everytniug and everyno iy bearitg
the lithe of Litre,ai. Toe nomitiatjai takes pla,e to.
morrow, and the polling, in case of a contest, us
Friday. There ts nu doubt, however, that Mr.
Stanley's nomination will be suffered to pees uLceal.
legged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-25

POOL S.

Tag Xint I,f Se.d, ii seka.wleigiog the gift of
▪ puntiog by a 13 arnemonth aetiot, says he .hall
✓ot art It a. a ti oaretiir .4 • char ut,g 1...ce an! a
ti-ogittful visit
Parry 8.3410N5, Yesterday. —Henry Tatted wu
fined fis. awl cost. for seemulting H. C tombs.— —l3.
Lucas twat charged with itol-trolt bob act iu a puhlic
thoroughfare. hut the Laos w ta dts
Lussod. —The g metal feeling here is that the cm-
dstranel man's fate a sealed ; an I that the How •
8-cr-tary has been irritated t an a leers, dead .n
by the bullying of Ji,.jr, pr Oa. whi.-h have itn-
pettod to him a timid regard for American repro's.-
Winos.
Drum or Ma JartaiNGa.—Ar. Jennings, pro.
Ours of •he Pole Pott-ry Works, .ho has of Ist.
years nailed in Lond n, wan. shout s w,ek aro, thrown
out of his trap throogh tho hoes.. t skint fratht. and he
enstalood a broken collar.hone with ottb.r
lb. unf ,rt 11 nate geotl-ma t hal expired that morning.
Hew. am-oit 70,.at of are.
M lan A VI) ••sitvadt.—At the Ftlioe-court, on
Saturday. bef •re Lb. \lleyor (Mr. U. Curtis) anti Mr.
W. C. Lankuter, Walt-r Richm nd, mast of the
ship La-v. we s'imrnoord by a •silor named Stophen
Plicher for r-fusing to ay him the .nin itf 13. 11.,
which be olleged t be due Ithm for wage.. —The
di-pute was as to the time when th. c .mplaitient com-
menced work, he stating that he j aord th. y.—sel
the 7th March, hut the taut -r vt•te ti g that tie did
n• t c-mmencs work till the 21st Much, be day
on which the articles were signod.—D .fetolan' said
there was only 2a. dd. now due b the complainant.—
After hewing the evidence, the 13-tacit were 01 opinion
there wss nothing farther 4ue to the complainaid, and
therefore dismissed the cane, defendant paying over this
2s. 13d., which he a 'ml.tod era. due.
Tsairgardres Scam. The Pole Temperance
Society clout I their rioted ainments for the Me 1.02 on
Monday evening last, when • acid tab wat hell iii the
Temp -rano@ Hall, to which about 60 ait d.twn. and
af tarwsule a miacollaneous programme of Pone.,
recitationo, and addressee, warn gin. through. Mr. G.
Curtis, J.P.. el•MeyOr, presi,le and in the course of
the pr ceedings some 'c It. "—Me-sr.. H• ulton,
Lannon, Mate, Elfori, and Bartlett gratifi d the
company Mr. S. B tker cam gave One ml his
instructi„ 'CI characteristic a !dr tso.s. The ch ir.
wh,, performed very nicely, were ucorni anied with en at
taste awl abil ty n th- haeniontwn by Mr.. Coons-11.
A very pleuant evening wog cent, and tbo usual
complimentary rotas of dila. wen., cannily carried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-25

SPECIAL MEETING OP THE LOCAL BOARD

In the Council Cnamber on Fri Icy night was convened
a special monies of tuts b ,dy. Tilers were preeent
Worship (C. Edmuuds, Egg), toe ex• Mayor (J. T.
Stephens. EA), Aldermen E. Con, A. Reynolds, J. P.
S ittill, sad J. Beech, C,uncidors D. E. Iliddlecombe,
Howell, W. Kauai, A. E. Banta., G. Guppy, T.
Edmunds. F. Jonei, F. W. Gundry, Fe;q. (Town Clerk),
and Mr. Fred Cooper (Surveyor)
Dina= RAIL —A &aura district rats of to. fd. in the
L was decided on, on tn. motion of the 11.11• TOR,
seconded by Kr. W. K.'etoirr.
TOT VaLUINO Commirrcz.—T•e report of the Valuing
Committee brought for whir,' the subject of the outhouse
erected in Rest-street by Mr. Norman, oontrary to one of
the bye-mews.
On the motion of Alderman Surma.. • motion was
carried adopting the report, and instructing to. clerk to
see the bysdaws cm2ied oat

—WATIJI At TIM HAR3ueft —The report of the Water
Craitaitzee wee road by Alterman Ctn. The following
emhodie I the propowal of toe Bndport Water Company—
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Hab on—finch pipet to) toe houses a Mr. E. Cot and
Kr M i. B. legs, including live hydratits. being • dotes°.
ca 2,1141 yards, the Leal Bfard guartantestog 1...15 •
year to the company the qoaatity a water not to
exceed 400.0J0 aalloa•.. • Kr. Ct said they would bare
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Company.
. . _

Oa the motion of Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. GUITT,
the 'spilt was relieved and adopted.
lime Town Dasom.—The Sirveyor's report dealt with
the d rainage. Ii carrying out the connections in &meek-
street, a section of the old storm water sewer front tee
Union ti the "Old Nsg's Head lon 1114 found to be
choked and in • very defective ststs; the sewerage had
gird utly been accumulating for years. lb. Surveyor
recommended the taking up os the old drain, and renew-
ing eriih 9-irk sene ware soskrt pipe, at • cost of about
CS The insin sewer at tn. top of North Allingtoo is
blocked. This is attributed to detective laying and Joint.
log, and although • large quantity of water teal dis-
charged daily near the deed end of this sewer, and the
fall no lama than I in 30, it is impossible to keep it in cork-
ing order, the liqsl.t pinion ot abe sewage ...sap no
through the joints. The SwitcYor ertecta on opening it
to find it necessary to telsy some portion of It. As there
I. • smell and Gonda's; spring of water near the end of
the sewer, he suggeeted • brick tank of 500 gallons
capacity, which could be discharged periodically and found
very tervireable "
It was stated that this was one of the drains laid by the
late contractor—Mr. Crokani.

On the motion a Kr. STIPIIVIS seconded by
BAXISTZI, the work 01 remedying the drata in Barrack-
street be carried out by Chu Drainage Ormitnittee under
the superintendence of the Surveyor.
On the motion of Al4,rimlo REYNOLDS seconded by
Alderman Co. it wag resulved thet Um, block in the
North Allington drain be remedied. and that the question
of Alsabiag ten soisvet be Sett to the Drainage Cantaittee
to report neon
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WIYXOIITS.

Iterceitto TO no To fin.—On Thursday, before W.
Talbot, Esq., J. MlHedge, Eq., B. Hopkins, Esq., J.
B. itobens, Est., and Dr. Drew, Philip Vile, a sailor,
was charged with refusing to go to sea in the Ravens-
worth.—Frank Read, mader of the brigaetine. had
deposed the ship had been detained through the
conduct of prisoner—Mr. C. Williams Lovell said this
man bad serve lin the rowel before, and was discharged
this day month by the captain. He could have had no
dislike to the .hip. or anything to complain of ; but
yesterday afterooon Vile refused to go to sea, and the
ship was detained through his refusal to do duty. The
man had refused the captain's lawful commands. He
went away t , get his clothes, as he said.—Hopt.
Vickery said the man was taken on board yesterday,
and he refused to work--Dr. Drew: The mercantite
marine Is going to the dogs in consequence of the
insubordination of such men. Prisoner has made him-
self liable to three months' hard labour, and we give
them two months and one month instead of three.—
Mr. Lovell said he bad not brought this man here to
punish him, but he detained the ship ; she was sup-
posed to have left yesterday, and could have gone away
a,out halfpard four, but she had been detained through
this individual, and there was another pirty on the
Quay simply for annoyance, and to intimidate the
men, in °Her to prevent th-m from going to sea.
Mr. Lovell, however, said he ehoul I be pleased if the
Bench would be as lenient as they could, SA he only
wanted to make I oblin erample.—Supt. Vidcery
meld Mr. Lwell bad to send to 'he oi
protection, the person there on the Q.'s), wi.hing the
ship might g , on the rocks.—Prisoner said they were
taking in iron the day before yesterday, and they were
not fit t, go to sea.—Mr. Milledge : But you trimmed
as you loaded, did you not ?—Prisoner rail—No.—Mr.
Lovell said prisoner had signed articles to do the very
thing be now objects to, and the men hat touched
nOthing vinoe yesterday aftorrip3ll at three.— Pris 'nor
was told he must let the zaptain decide when they
were to trim.—Dr. Drew: You refused in the presence
of Mr. Virkery to obey orders, and you were told to
go on board last night, and you would not work.—Mr.
Lovell: He has had 54., and with my money he got
drunk, and treated some of those fellows on the Quay.
That was my misfortune to have let him have ss.
The Chairman said this was • very serious case, but
In consequenoe of Mr. Lovell having expressed a wish
that we should be lenient, you will not be sentence] on
this occasion en heavily as you would otherwise have
been. You will go to gaol f.r 28 days.—Dr. Drew:
With regard to the intimidation, you have only, Mr.
Lovell, to give the names to Mr. Vickery, ant they
will be brought before the mr..l;istrates.—An elderly
man said he knew Vile had been waiting aPont to
join the ship, but yesterday he got oomo drink, and
that was the came of this.
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THE LATE CANON BINGHAM.

A circular has just been insued stating it is proposed
to place • stained 011111 window in the chapel of the
County Hospital at Dorchester in memory of the late
Bev. Charles Bingb&m. at • cost of about £l2O. Mr.
G. W. Floyer, of z!tafford House, has kindly under•
taken the office of hon. secretary to the movement,
and will be happy to receive rubscribers' names. Mr.
R. Williams, jun., is treasurer to the fund. It is
thought • subscription of one or two guineas or
smaller amotuste from the friend* of the late Canon
will be ample for the peopceed work.—ln the cosine of
the proceedings at the Salisbury Diocesan Synod on
Wednesday reference was made by Archdeacon
Sanctuary to the late Canon Charles William Bing.
ham, of Dorset. He bore reference to the truly
catholic spirit which he bad displayed during his con-
nection with the Synod, which had gloried ample
opportunity for the bishop and clergy of the diocese to
become practically acquainted with his good qualities.
This was. it was suggested by Archdeacon Sanctuary,
one of the instances of the good of the Synod.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-25

MURDER AND SUICIDE.

A young single wumao, of 'bunt 19, threw herself
and her child, aged oue year ad a h.lf, into tit* Wye,
.t MulllAlkoU6b, jliel below the bridge, on Friday MOIL.
6creume were heard from lb. dtruction .bout bine
o'clock, but a yotaug man rho ran Lo the vont cuuld
Dot are anything. Toe haut ol botu were, however.
fouso at the e.g. of the river ou baturd.y moiniug.
ru. body of to. mother, who is the step-daughter of •
furem.n, named James, iu • chemical works, ha• been
reourcred, bu: not th.& of the child.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-25

THE WESTERN CIRCUIT.

Another well-known face on the Western Circui!
will Iv, seen no ino-e. eh imbre, the clerk og
arra•gne and deputy lerk of neon, I.n thie circuit,
•list on Tue-thy at his h ,une in Bromp•on-crescelii, at
the +ice Td. He mist have beau one of the oldest.
if not the ol leel, of all the officers connwted with this
c.rcuit, which he travelled with Crowder, Cockburn,
Karslake, Butt, Kinglike, and other legal lurninsries
who are eons over to the great majority. if. was,
we believe, a kindl74li.p wed man, and an 4fi
officer. Hr. J. FL Ticked has been appointed Dep ity
Clerk in place of the late Mr. T. di imbre ; Awl Mr.
J. Read has teen appoiutedti succeed Mr. Twkell u
Clerk of Incl.ctausiu.