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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

• 1120kD WIT.

PLUM' Tes.—A tea was given to the parents of
the scholars of the Church Sunday Schools of
Broadwey and Binoomb• on Tuesday last In the
Temperance Hall. About 120 persons sat down to
the tables, which were liberally provided, and presided
over by the following ladies :—Mrs. Benham, Mrs.
Senators, Mrs. Lockh.en, Mrs. Mumford. Mrs.
Parsons, Mrs. Pridham, Mies Bowditch, Miss Dibben,
Miss Gale, the Mires Read, and Min Samson.
Ample justice having been dons to the excellent tea,
• very pleasant evening followed. Addresses were
delivered by the Rector, the Rev. W. Hind, curate
of Christ's Churah,;Weymouth, and Mr. W. PllllOOl,
superintendent of the Broadway Sunday School. The
church choir sang some pretty pert sours during the
evening, and several members contributed solos. Miss
Samson gave two well-selected readings In her m
effective style. The p mularity of the musical part of
the entert iinment we. greatly Increased by the
artistic performances of the Misses Patti t. The well.
trained Taloa of Miss Paratt wee he ad to advantage
in the be sutifol song "Ring out Wild Bells." A very
enjoyable evening was brought t. • close with cheers
for the rector and the ladies who had pro vided the
entertainment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

SITAX ROLLA

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Dr. Smith's proposal to bare • stela roller fur the roads
was introdared by the Karon.
The principal fear wowed t, be that the limey toiler
would crash pipai ; at Mitt m, Alderman LURDI
rarmtlesed, the C wpwation had to pay JIZAOO deranges
through an 'rotation thus caused.
A ten4cm roller. it was saggested would not do suck
daillago. and the =sum vu rawrokt S • committee.
TOG cleaning M Chap shy Meas proyidow of mod•earaplug
machines, ika, other mutton, occupied the rest ef the
Author.tr'e 'twat as. shin tkel graduals &avow&
having done really • good day'. work.

PORTLAND.
CAPT. LISDISAY !Imes has basis anPointed to the
Hendee for temporary service, lisysl Navy Reserve
offices, vie! Captain R. 0. Doges., prom )ted to be
Admiral.
FOOTNALL. —On Saturday a match wee played
between • team from Weymouth, under the captaincy
of Mr. Bolls, and the Portland Football Chili, Mr.
Reynolds captain. Portland gained six goals to one.
SattPae or mtg NAVT.-0a Friday 15 silo,, from
M.S. Hercules proceeded to Portsmouth to join the
Duke of Wellingt to, having been relieved on the
previous day by • similar number from Potturtontb.
—The boys of the 134cawins returnel from their
Christmas leave on Friday, and eertainly presented a
very clean ant tidy appearancs after their three
weeks' rustication.

'IMAMS Or TRAINUO2 Eigire.—A Hants conker°.
porarg says :—" For the future the rewire of the
training ships ars to be undertaken by the Steam
R. nerves exclusively, sad dockyard hands are only to
be employed when the circumstances are gush that the
Stearn Reserve men meant possibly attend to them.
At Portsmouth 10 additional pensioners have been taken
on to carry out the repairs of the St. Vincent and
floscewen.

SAILORS' RUT —in entertaintnentwi given at
the Sailors' Rest on Monday last. The eitaf wee
taken by J. Bannerman, Req., Miss Bannerman
presided at the plan!, and temperance melodies ware
tong at intervals. There was • g.. 0 I programme, and
well rendered. 'Phe Rev. J. Meigh gave • short
interesting temperas*, address and reading, and
altogether • pleasant evening was spent. The pro;
gy*mme warn ',follow* est " Jock of Hareldeea,
Mr. B innerman ; reading," The Convict," Corporal
Brandish, Rad. ; Dom. " Ululate' Knight,' Mr.
Kant; recitation, " How, with the Picture Huag
over the Dirq." Mr. Moe, R.M. ; violin, J
Slander., RM. ; r clietion, " Defence of Rorke;
Drift," Corporal Smith, ; song, "Lily
Lake," Co poral Brandish, ; reamig anti
temperance addresse, Rev. J. Meigh ; song, "
Drift," Mr. T. Dunkley • recitation, " The Quaker."
Mr. Rice, R.M. • reeding!: A Saving Wife," 3.
Steckler, LIEI r4rttetion. • The Three Bldg," Mho
Bunko. God Bare the Queen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

LYIEB 210111.

Tan heavy rea which accompanied the spring tides
List week had a damaging effect on enme part. of the
will which supports the cart road under the &farina
Parade, and on Saturday morning a breach was made
by the heavy thud. of the waves, and the roadway was
rendered impassable near the "slip." Fottunately, the
tide* are falling, and no doubt somethit g will be d ,ne,
before the next spring tide., to prevent fut ther
mitchlet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

Wait'NAN.

HIGHWAY SOLID. —At a twisting of the Tistrict
Highway BAIN' held on Tuesday the following were
present :—Mr. G. H. Bond (in the chair), Mr. W.
M. Wendt, Mews Lucas, Kent, r • *racy, Tones,
Bates, Maki*, Chilcott, Bdmonda. Smish, Randall,
wakely, Toter, and Wiltshire. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and confirmed and various bills
were ordered to be paid by the nuance Committee.
A chalk pit at Wiafrith Newburgh was ord,red to be
fenced. A letter having been received cad* the
Board's atteotiost to the state of a footbridge and path
at Dodding's.Mill, in the parish of Bare llstris. it Wel
rewired that the decisioa arrived at at the last meet.
leg on this questioa be adhered to. Other routine
business was attended to, and the date of toe next
meeting fixed for the 20 h of February.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

MURDER IN SHEERNESS.

A man named \Valiant Brown murdered his wife nu
Wedneadty morning at Sheerneas. It seem. that
Brown and bis wife were quarrelling, and did not go
to bed. A son et the woman by a fernier husband,
aged twenty, hearing his mother's shrieks, ran
downstairs to her siesittance. Brown at ono, fell
upon him savagely with a razor, Inflicting serious
wound,' upon his chest and thigh. Hie rec 'very is
doubtful. Brown also cut his wife's throat and set
fire to the ro ,m where she was lying. He then west
upstairs to an attic and cut his own throat. His life
I. in great jeopardy. Attention was attracted by
screams of Brown's four children, one of whom
jumped from the bedrorm window. The woman's
lifeless body was then discovered, and the fire was
soon pot out. Brown is stated to be an the.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

WIMBORNE.

CONTAGIOUS DISI-A-8-117(A-N—IX—AL71) Act.—The follow.
log have been sleeted for the 'Denim/ yeor t act with
the magistrates al the Loral PCO VW mai Committee
under lb* above act : —Maj ,r- :eneral Maclean, Mr.
Richards, Mr. Bartlett, Mr. Beek, Mr. Petty, and Mr.
G. Wilson,

Swiss I. gt-mt —At a meeting of the Leal Pro-
vielonal Committee under the Cot:tut:ions Diaeaees
(Animals) Act held on Thorn lay, ',relent Major-
General Maclean, Mr. S. B.rtlett, in I Mr. Reck,
swine fever wee rep mired by Mr. Veterinary Inspector
Blake to have brAen out on farm premlees of Lord
Wimborne, in the parish of Canton]. One pig hsd
died and twelve others were rep xtei to be infected.
Otas of Lord Wine-mimeo bind. said he should nice to
see whether or not any m tee of the pg. woul I die
within the next few days or whether sue of them would
recover. The oommittee adjourne I their meetiog till
Saturday afternoon, the bailiff, bows, er, being given
to understand that no conpenestion w .uld be
awarded for any pig which died in the meantime.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

YIO ALL.

On the following ovnlint W. K. lryne.r, Big ,
M.P., gave a ball to the Alms and members of lb.
Dorchester and Ildslbury Troops of Yeseminry lit the
Com Erchange and Town Hall. The arrangements
were on a mnt liberal scale, and both the rooms
retained their decorations. Mr. Robinson'. first-rate
band, which played the dance music, was generally
acknowledged to be per exatiata, and we have
hood comparisons made with the band en-
gaged for the Hunt Ball. which were certainly
not unfavourable to Ur. Robinson. Why g ,to Wool-
wich when we here first claw musk at home? A
capital gripper wag provide I by Mrs. Dunn. The
ball was • most enjoyable one, and, during the even-
ing, the hearty thanks of the company were given to
the hon. member for his lib Tality. There were about
250 present, inc'uding al the officers, and dancing was
kept up with great spirit till about five oclock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

BROADWINBO2.

INCIOIDIARIBII.—Mr. Lawrence, f ernler, of Drimp•
ton, had • valuable rick (the produce t.f abont nine
acres), of meadow hay deitroye 1 by fire on Tues lay
night. The fire waa first notice i about eight o'clock in
the evening when it was too far advanced to be got
under. This le more of the work f the incendiary.
We trust the police, in this case, will succeed in track-
ing out the villainous author, who shoull get the full
amount of punishment the law allow.. A go, I deal
of tide dastardly work has gone on in the neighbour-
hood during the last two or three year..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

IRELAND.

THE LOUGH MARK MURDERS.
DOUBLE. v!!cyrrow.

Thomas higgins-andiiilF,ynn, who, along
with Patrick Higgins, was exeented on Monday,
were convicted of the Lough Mask murders, paid the
last penalty of the law on Wednesday morning in
• lb tle after six o'clock the con-
Gal war gaol. Rising
demnsd men wet, soon after visited by lb.
RSV. Father Greaven. At seven o'clock they
were taken to the prison chapel, where mama
was oelebrated. The condemned men took
breakfast, were conducted into the presence
of Marwood eta few minutes before eight o'clock, who
immediately planed their arms At five minutes
past eight, the processi,m, le I by the sheriff, started
In- the ecaffold Thomas Higgins was the first to
appear, loakiog very pale, and after hies CAMS Flynn,
the latter repeating devoutly the responses to
the service for the dead, which was read by
Father Gi , but Higgins ecareely opened
his lip.. Higgins walk.] steadily to the scaffold.
looking upwards with an smatuus face. It was
expected that Flynn would make • statement, but it
is ,tated that the chaplain advised him not Ii do its.
It is known that Flynn admits his guilt according to
1 sw, but denim that the Kerrigan' could have e'en what
they swore to. Higgins walked be himself to the
further end of the tiiple scaffold, and Marwood, hay•
ing strapped Fiynn, bad to take Higgins out of his
place and put him in another. The hangman was
longer than usual in getting ready, but the culprits
kept on responding firmly, and were answering the
chaplain when the lever wasdrawn. Death was almost
Instantaneous. Scarcely fifty people were outside the
prison.

_
The reason why em many ere unable to take Cocoa is
that the varirtiee commonly sold are mixed with starch,
under the plea of rendering them soluble; while really
making them thick, heavy, and Indigestible. This may be
sully detected, for if Cocoa thickens in the imp it proves
the addition of starch. Cadburys Cocoa Essence la
genuine: it is therefore three times the strength of these
Clcoirri, and a refreshing havers/in like tea or coffee.
A Will Deacoe.—" Deacon Wilder, I want you to tell
me how y iu kept yourself and family so well the past
masc, when all the rest of us bed been sick so much, and
have had the &dors roofing to uses often." "Brother
Taylor, the anawsr is very easy. I used Hoy Bitters In
ti,,., and knot ray family well, and sewed large Oottor's
bills. Fur shilling.' witi of it ki.pt us all well and able
to work all the time, and I will warrant it bee cat you
and most of the neighbours £lO to £lOO apiece to keep
sick the ems time. I fancy you'll take my medicine
bensiter." See Advt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

To at Editor.

Bir,—Siteing that you are giving • list of Village
Charities in your Raper, would you kindly state what
ones lbws are to LI pwey sod belonging tu that parish?
By so doing you will °blips many of your readers.
Please etty who bee the giving of them away,
A TWZSTT Yuen' itzeina.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

VHS MAYOR AND CORPORATION AT

CHURCH.

Last Sunday his Worship the Mayor, R. N.
Howard, Eel., J. P., with & consPerable number of he
Corpotattoo, the municipal oaken, and the Rife
Volunteers. attended Arise service at St. Rare,'
Chores. K Oonspeny, D.R.V., paraded amerding to
their custom et the King's Statue at 10.15 em.,
there being preseut —Captain George, LI utene it
Bowen and Groves. orse nergeant-lestructor, four
Megamits and fi? file. Headed by the drum.
ead•file bead. under the direction of Band-
mister Imam they marched to the Geil.lh II Bed
saes the Gorporatioa of the loyal borough, and theme
proceeded to St. iliary's *hunk where a meet lin.
preesive enenoa waspreatthed by the Rector. Wm. J.
R. Scutt, from I. Oseinthiene, xvi, 13—" 9th you
like asn„ be stroog." Is the coursed hie esemon,
the Rector maid that if we tore to the word of God,
we shall fad that in 101160114 of greet necessity the pe ,
pie of God are casaba Ily exhorted t be st.ong ; this
was the command to Joshua, when be went for b on
that mighty errand, tu conquer the Promised Laud;
it wee the maims which God gave to Solomon—
"Re army sad of good °mirage; neither be dism,yed "
To Z wubMtbel also Me command we. .• He
strong I am with thee," and to Dasiel " Pam he
unto time, be strum ; yea, be stress." Pa in the
New Teeteneest we fled the same exhortation again
lied scale; the text Is almost the Darting wo-ii al it
were in the lest Epistle to the Corletbiaes, in fact
the words may sew up pert of the substance of the
*Alla It was, of comae, spirite ii power of which
the apostle spoke; but it was act merely a privilege
to be enjeW, but. controand to be obeys I, • dety
to be fullhh.d. We may all he atone la the Lord if
we will, mid because It Is possible, his our duty to be
so. It wee the preaoh.r's privilege that morning
to opsak to aft, tad la Cho saw a the Loed Josue
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

DRUNK AND DI110111)111LY.

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M,ry White, of Ba*lnsc-green•all27, WM charged with
er„„k .n 4 n the 1516.
1.11 !Witt pi eyed tle ears, and the defendant, •
g aid. who said .he could n,t recollect anything
ta• it, Mut fined se. sad costs, or toren days hard
ut . . .

'li
..... .
(rodent: 115 W Inns will you give ma to pay it.
M Curtis : Fey it at ono..
Isocelant wee then removed In custody.
rum.
It belt Seymour was charged w th stealing from the ship
I. •t, Mr a mekelion.
re non prop it that on the Sundae, the 2nd of
the p ilk! received information of the robbery.
I, it th • prisoner had sly C ndel. sad he was not
',or halide I until the Mon is,' last.
F eii rick Ge trail 5i or, in enbrolter, of Poole, proved
that the proem. plods d tlt • mato/ion with tura on the
is. flint of the 2n I. mot be edveccs I PIM flo If 11•••
eta, of It •b•rt Stager, of Wr *CAI' toe'. Do the
m tr Owner ClOl.l BP i ii01414..i it.. hi. prooori
A roactitof is It est, the prisoner we. remanded
far a week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

coUNTY CABINET WORKS,

COISSIIII.I,, DORCHESTER.

HANNAH AND 00.,
TIIOLSTERERS sc GENERAL HOUSE

FURNISHERS.

16 LARGE SHOW-ROOKS
Well stocked with very description of
FURNITURE

Suitable for the
MAN,' Imuitioues, & COrrialL

BLINDS,
if every Description and Nlaterial.

CURTAIN MATERIALS.

A great Variety of Novelties for Prompt SHAMS.

CAR P E T 8

BEST awl LAR(IEiT STOCK in the Comity
at unusually Low Priam.

TAPESTRY KIDDER DUTCH
BRITASELS FELT HEMP
RUGS TO MATCH ALL CARPETS.

L CLOTHS, MATS, AND MATTING

In all Widtha and Qualities.
PAPER HANGINGS,

11,000 PISCES IN STOCK,

From 3d. per piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING.
Experienced workmen sent promptly.
PATTERN BOOKS from all the Beet Makers,
ENGLISH & FRENCH.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.

BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.

Lax Mores of SECOND.HAND FURNITURE.

GOOM RZMOVED AND WilllloollZO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

sIAGULAR HUNTING INCIDENT.

Whilst Sir Watkin W. Wyon's hounds were on
Tuesday drawing the cover. at Brought in Hall, near
Malpas the resi.ience of Mr. Robot Howard. two
foxes went away. Both jumped the park wall, and
the one which the bounds followed ran a short Hun
and got back to the house. Entering the front door,
it visited two or three rooms, and made an exit by the
back door, after having astonished the inmates con-
siderably. The hounds met the fox at the back of the
hon.. and killed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

lITURNINST ER NEWTON.

CONTAGIOUS DISUSES (ANINAI.SAcr).—The follow.
log bens been appointed to act wli the roal.i.tratee
res the Executive Consmes t ) lite L vat Authority
under the above-named Act for th 4 ensuing year :
Rev. 11. S. Lsi,,g. Holton gt. Ilary ; 1f.,. it. B.
Knsnard, Mansholt ; Mr. J. Cott'. H smmo..n ; Mr.
Torn Cos'e, Stormily. er Newton ; M. A. G. Crouch,
siturminater Newton; and Mr. J. Senior, of Hinton
St. May.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

WYKE IDGIS.
FORESTERS' SUPPER.

The members of Pereetars' Court at Wyk., t seethe'
with many friends, 'pent. very pleasant evening on
Wedoesday last on the 000111i00 of their supper, at the
New Inn. A capital repast was provided by Mr.
Barbidge, sad the chair was, in the unavoidable
absence of Col. Swaffield and Capt. Pretar, very ably
filled by Bro. W. Houma, P.H
After supper the toasts of "The Queen and Royal
, Family," and 'The Bishop and Clergy," were drunk
very heartily.
The Citaiskati then gave the Executive Councdl of
the Order, whieh was very ably responded to by Bro.
Pusousse, P.H.B.C.R.

- 71'1e CIaLPJbal, in giving the toast of the evening,
" Success to Court Foresters' Pride," said it gave him
much pleasure to see the Court prospering so well as
it Ind in the past months, which refloated much credit
upon their secretary. Bro. W. P. Roos. He hoped
they would go on and prosper lath. coming year as well
as they had in the past; they hal gone through • ime
grast_didonlif. bet were now on • firm luaus, and he
hoped every member of the Court would do his utmost
for its benefit, when they were safe to go on. tie
asked them to couple with the tag the name of
Bro. W. Rose, Buretary of the Court. (Applause.)
Bro. W. Roe; in responding, thanked than heartily
for their kindness in coupling his name with the toast.
He was very pleased to be the secretary of the Court,
and had not the slighted* doubt of its so cuss. The
members of the Court were oertsdnly under a very
great obligation to Bro. Einunsell for guiding them eci
safely through the difficulties he bad op ken of, fm if
they bad not had his help, the speaker dli not think
they would have been a Court now. He was very
plumed to say thatsome of those present, who had been
memben of the Court and bad left, were going to
rejoin at their next meeting. (LPPlattisa)
Bro. Rose, in proposing the tout of "The Honorary
Members," said he was very our, none of thane gentle-
men were present ; but the members of the Court were
very much obliged for the interest they had takes in
the Court. He felt extremely sorry they w,re going
to lose their kind Rector, Mr. Pigou, who not only gave
them hie hon. subscription, but also the me of the
schoolroom for their court meetings, which saved Ma.
a year.
The tout WM drunk with musical honours.
Other toasts followed, and some capital songs were
sung by Bros. Hose, Dover, Lorsil, Pitman, and Purer,
and a most agreeable meeting was brought to • clue
about half-put 10.
The members of the Court intend holding a demon-
stration on Whit-Monday, which we 12 .0 will be
• 5900•11111. _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

OM anti efts.

ET "THE MAN AlInT POOLL"

I 7 %II 00. ?Hi IHIST rpportoeity I have of apol,gising
t.' 130. th. Th. R. T. Both. 4. whom 1
r.fru.l in my owes last week. as having sent a
U., to the perverted &we, now Woe at
suffering from • eell-Isdicted cut of ths
throat. is no relation to the 15•Ivatim ?Luny Booth
Cml any.
_ _

I don't wilfully 'skate facta and try that, as
far a. h powibl., the comments I mske are foundetl
no n g • reliable mformation. Or course, we are all
I ah'e t,, be the vM.inss of docepti m, but I think in
this CJII there I.e me slight excuse f w the error I fell
rs Cr. so many of these moneymaking
eh w. n.w doing the country, that it is hat I t)
reniesul er the nature of the entortaiomeot to which
each larti,ular Booth is d•rated.

The Booth in quatien, to whom I referred, 1. the
4.unit gentlemao, who, but • year ego, delivered
an w!drets here, M likinuero.treet Schooltootn, in
1-bit f (the Blue Ribbon Army. He received E2O
for hi. idht'. work. Perhap., it is somewhat nee4-
48,, Eut til I will recall t my ren.iere the Cbriitlen
t net. Of .n which the man o ant his money that
ertnini.

H. commerced his a 1.1;:e by tating that he had
o a rrrat drunkard, that he bad found himself at
b I w water that he had not a penny to help bim-
cell with, and that be c ,ntomplateid putting an end to
hi. contemptible life by the aid of a friendly bullet.
This ho hid not the courage to do, but happily meet
-
kg a friend he narrated to him the dire straits in
which be was. Thia friend handed him a roll of
iieenbacks, and Booth bad a fresh at trt in life

Firm di I he testify before • Pools audience his
vratitade ti the man who had thus befriended him!
lie ease the name a .c 1 address of the man who had
~ne hmthis—whst ought t have been • never.
.re• its') kin Inees—and in order to point • moral to
I is speech, informed his h how his friend was
vied in "a drunk a i's grass over which the birds
reared to ring an I the finer, hung their bead,"

k HANG The w.tb.mt an excuse" rays an old
proverb. Our Tory frien I. era evidently determined
to avoid the ints per cog operation as long as possible.
They made the Baths and street-flushing scheme, a
t St rpig-tion at tie laid election, awl wereiobly
defratal. The Presidei,t of the Lib.ral Association.
••• ml the Awn gist partisans of it, Won an easy victory.
N the Chairman of the Conservative Club says ..011
It wss chi. fly due to his per.onll popularity," Well,
eon Insy take your choice, my little dears--•itner the
t.-.t quell n curried him in with flying 001.mr., or
your end* .vour to damage his" pees mal popularity'
met with the contempt it deserved.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

OWESMOIeIf It

RE•OPENINO OF OWERMOIONE CHURCH.

In the ordinary run of life one often bears of dilapi-
dation§ said. good sod repairs effected with magician
mellee.l4, Perhaps, the best or most suitable forth. pur-
pose. but " neosseity is tire mother of invention," and
we mart presume it was th's principle that actuated
the good people of Owortnoline or their forefathers, to
have utilised such ungodly end Inc mom • material
siis=sreiberits in the rood& of the pews. This is,
ie , • frit, and it will tied to gives faint idea of
Mae sad state of astir:lotion t which the sacred *dines
bed hews allowed to fill. The pulpit, too, was said to
have barn Wad better than an old tub, and gegrenally
the shunt' was ripe far demolitioa, and we can but
Yuba wood's that the Rev. Mr. Mlles would fain have
deelleed the living when offered to ben • year or two
.Co, A visit to th• pretty vireo, will now, howevet.,
afford • device able wettest. Is the playa of do old
Miaow building there hae been arec'ei, trader pews
et=by Mr. ff. Jackson, architect, of Witymontb,
t little chunk in which the pedalos/es will
wow be ambled to worship le comfort.
The late rester and lord of the manor Mr. Clree,
left • coesidereble saw of mossy I. atm for kke
singoingio• of the church. We undsesteed the wet
will mot weed Zl,OOO.
After sash sweipinr alterations it was only natural
that deepest interest in the °prolog ceremony street
have been armload on the part of the villagorc It
wee &eternised to have the to m d re-opaising on
Tuesday, sad most happy were tin roost sod tb•
abersewsrdees in their choice, for the morning broke
=lilly fine, though with a somewhat severe boar
ed we are glad to say the sky was a, t
darkened by those ominous mu,ky clouds to which
we bare to long been aaeostonsed.
Tb• Wyk* oommenoed at half-past eleven, when
there was a crowded Won, so much so that
chairs bed to be placed is lb. stoles to acoommodat•
die w adPlercldmacesiweag tales
.7elergy pelmet were
The V... the Res% B. S.
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CRIMINAL NEGLIOENGS.

In the Monmouth district, a quarrym in onS sturday
placed some fuse in the urea to dry, when it exploded,
blowing the guile to pieces, one p4rl44u penetrating
the bowel. of • litt:e child. A thoun I child was
struck on the ihad, and We furniture in the crops was
smashed. Tue window 'carnal were also blown out.

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SUICIDE IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE.
Upui the arrival of the nohmitid m4I at i:ugby on
Satusday morniog, the blily of • yo-ieg man was
found in a tirst-class carriage wita • tscket f.tim
tVainniton lo Eostues In his pock,t wam. Laded
revalue mid • lure Is t At, t nune umiLted. 0..
the beck of the letter was writteu— Aly last and
great :et wish is that I may be Los-got:en by everyoue
ue earth except—." In the pos.ket als was •
certificate of dimmers* as steward from the ship
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

WHAT THE "WORLD" SAYS.

Lord Alington bad a big oho A at Crichel lad week,
the fist 1 the seimo. Amon./ th• Maria
Marchioness of Ailesbury, the Karl awl Countess of
Bradford ant I.siy Mabel Bridgeman, the Earl and
Countess of Her iwicks and 1..,11 Theodora Yorke.
Lord Hingham and La ly Cecilia Bingham, Lord
ltowton, and Mr. C . Th 3 bag was very large.
Her Majesty has aczepte,i, no a tourcnir of the late
war, a photograit't of tb- New Testament which was
pierced, during the assault ,ua T. delli.ehir, by a
Remington bullet, while in the haversack of l'rirate
Ronnie, of the 74th Highland Light Infantry. That
Testament lamed his life.

I hear thst L ri Wolveren has telegraphed an
urgeut invitation to Mr. and hire. Gladstone to join
him at CAUDOL

The despatch vessel Lively, which way appropriated
to the use 1 the Duke of I.:lints:ugh during the term
of H.R. H.'s appointment as Admiral Superintendent
of Naval Hesse yes, is being tilted °it at Sheeroes., to
convey hoed John Hay and hie gig officers hr Malta
the week after next, to assume tire command of the
Mediterranean Flee', in succession to Lord Alcester,
who will return home in the Lively.

I am inf .rme I that the Admiralty have opPned
negotlatt,,us for the purchase 1 a c uple,,f tine steam-
v•avelt, which wort ch utered at trAnAports the
typtian campaign. If wide I t . the navy, they
woul I be used for store and tro 'ping service.

The other day, in Ireland, a c •rtain pack ,if hounds,
whose appointments are not pu'.l ahipi (pour coax),
were expected in &certain dietrit t. Thi, was pii•ined
all over, and killed cur. of high awl 1.,e, degree pmmia•
cuonely ; meanwhile, the fox-hounda went e!wie hire
and escaped.

A strange story is in circul ton in cett .in sporting
circles °oncoming the elopement of a young lady of
very h gh rank and noble birth with a young peer,
whose mart isge wee one of affn:tion, but whose wife
hag, unfortunately, fallen into a delicate at .te of
health. The elopement is sad t have taken place
from the hanting.field. The young lady, who is only
ono or two and twenty, is as fair rider, and the gentle-
man a master of hounds.

Thin is a story of " Sam" Mai tie, u the late Baron
was familisrly called at the Bar, which Illustrates his
brusqueness, and what be ckubtless inten led to be
kindliness. At the assizes, with his usual desire
to cut matte,s short, be had sentare.," • man to death,
and dismiel him, altir omitting an important
formula in the sentence. The clerk of assizi was

r"v.i;dlo*"rree-,..a.u—ci—w.
" Ah, yea! quite no. irung the 'wets .ner back.
Prietoner at the burr Ibe your panion. May the
Lurril have murreey on your awl! Take him away
gaoler. Call the nut cue."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

THE HOUNSLOW SUICIDE.

EVIDENCE Or MRS. BIGNELL.

The inquest on the bite Dr. Edwardian was resumed
on Tuesday morning at Hounslow, before Mr. Diplock,
the coroner ll' West Middlesex. Considering the
feeling which still prevails in the town against Dr.
Whitmarsh, there was comparatively little excitement
visible.
Mrs. Moen was the first witness called.
She deposed that she walla the wife of Frederick
Dignell, cattle dealer. She bad been a patient of Dr.
Whitmarsh for two or three years. Dr. Edwards@
had attended her since December, 1881. In December
last he was attend', g her on alternate days for internal
lit munition. He saw her on the Monday. Wednes-
day, and Friday, in the week that preceded Christmas.
On the first two days her next door neighbour, Mrs.
Wheeler, was present, but was absent 30 the Friday.
' 1)r. Ediestides sounded her on Monday and Wednesday
because she complain. lof psi in her breast. Witness
went out for a walk on the Friday mornicg. returning
ab int half-past twelve. A guar er of an hour after-
wards Dr. F. lwardee called At the time two of Mrs.
Wheeler's children were present, hut they went out,
she asking them to tell their mother the doctor had
come. The deceased asked her how she hat been, and
she told him she hat been out f .1. a walk. heal nearly
fainted, and on returning h.one had taken a little weak
brandy and water in consequence. She was tb .11
sounded by the doctor, and be examined her chest,
looking also at her tongue and counting her pulse. He
squeezed her hand and told her to keep up her spirit.,
and she said she would do so as much as she could.
Then he told her to some towards him. She did so, and
then he put his arm round her neck and kissed her
three times on the Sirs. Witness at Toggled to get away,
but he held her tightly, and behaving improperly,
continued to bold her tightly sod kissing her again,
said, "Oh, my pet and darling. I loved you from the
first." The deceased next took her left band and made
• certain proposal to her. She said, " .oci gracious.
no, doctor." Then the doctor put on his bat and
gloves, helped himself to 'nine brandy and weer,
and said all he opened the door, " I will make that
all right with you on Sunday." While opening the
door he also told her not to go out without having
wane ODO with her in Case she fainted. After the
doctor bad left she put on her clothes and went out.
tibe found Mr. and Mrs. Piercey outside. In answer
to an inquiry on the pert f the latter, she told her the
&dries given by the doctor. Then she went into Mrs.
Wheeler's and said, " 1 know it Idiot come in here I
shall not be able to eat any dinner." Mrs. Wheeler
at the time was cooking a choo for her. The time was
then about half-past one. She then to'd Mrs. Wheeler
that she would not mend for any medicine, an I after-
weeds told her what Dr. E lwardes lied done to her.
hire. Wheeler did n,t get it out of her all at once.
She told Mrs. Wheeler that she WOllll tell Mr.
Nation when he came home, and Mrs- Wheeler
advioed her sot to do so. Sbe owed at Mrs.
Wbselat's until about tour, and thou wont boom kW
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN
AJIEBJCA.
smut, rUI,BO>B IMMO) TO DRAM

NM! YORK, ditturday.—Yeeterday the overland
KOMIm horn den Frauti.co, ou the d utnern
jwho
Raul way, met 'Ma . feria ul aoculaut serer Angel e.
The c.meling chain. broke, and part of the train
rushed with frightful velocity down a steep gradient
for four miles, and on reecoing the b.utoin damned
over the embankment. 'rue worts of the carriages
caught hre. Up to the present seven Dottier bare been
recovered, but they are mutilated peat r.eogniticia.
Eighteen p.resangers aud two porton& were kuled.
the bus Angeter trent, atter eiLeuding • steep
gradient, became uncont.oliable upon one of the two
ouguies being detach. J, end cleated down tbe gradient,
caueing the bstastropbe. two eleeeing c and Lb..°
Lola cariieges were turned. foe occuomuta weie
unable to extricate themselves, and were *hely
turned to cleat 1. aeretifeen charred bodies have up
to the preeeut been recovered. Other. are cull
missing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

INDIARUBBER sod LEATHER LEGGINGS.

Intilambber HOT WATER BOTTLE&

INDIARUBBER MR CUSHIONS, &c.

Beery description of Oilskin Clothing.

Indiarnbber Horse Loin Cloths, with Sorge or Chock
Linings.
HORSE CLOTHING.

GUN CASES. FISHING and AKIIITNMON BAGS.
PORTHAWITAUS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

TIIB BLUR RIBBON ARMY.

The celebrated Mr. F. Murphy, the Comfier of the
Blu • Itib'ion Army, " kindly c .nsented"—for the snot
.1 ino -t rondo/It a Tem;Kraoce Miseion week here,
mil commence lon Sunday. lie waa here one ereninr
Let we k. but g.vec mshisrabl,,disspi ointment ; he is
hip; speaker., either in logic, cirquernee, or
g AMID •r. fl ',ever, • large somber of ;dote,' hare
▪ oaken, and some of tNe publicans base got " the
I Ile: t':enteelve.. The (Owner saya of Mr. Murphy
—lie h ,PjUltte .ncluried a week at Bournemouth : —" His
'arid of C ethics i• an jerky, so disconnects an
▪ entinly sterol I of flu .h and "force" Nolen it be in
ro•urne or swum-) that it le somewhat difficult at firet
t., aceo int for h;e being listenld to en attentively. We
lb, rot wi..h to criticiee unkindly ; but some of his
et .temec.ts showed a lame,,t ibis want of knowledge..
for x .mp!si when he It II up the publican (the Jewish
tax gatherer) of the Bible s+ idett cal with the public an
of the present day."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23

THE PALL OF A CHIMNEY AT BRADFORD.

The Inquiry let, the Bred', r I digest r was moused
on Mosd is morning. Wi LIM Moubrm was forting
examined, and Mr. Joseph Mel.on, hi, brother, stated
thee be eaperentendorl the nosaing 4 the old shaft, and
the roof wee to • good a:edition. lions, of opinion that
no other shafts nor, mink. He *as ast sore th it thi re
was suincient time betimes the filling in the old sba't
sod laying the cooomte funadetbn t show of four pits
being sunk and fl'ird In. Other witme ass wets ca'led.
and the inreatigal ion was adimirtied.