The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-05-13 00:00:00

nom THE WO ITSHA LL 1117111/.
I am Wormed timt the Co-operative Stores have his
saa.makers with meettimial severitY. An eminent
osier, set headrest miles from St. James's first,
Messes me Una he sells now one *MI only where Ma
raw sige he reed to Den a &me. Tots is hardly maculated
ID means excelleece of worktentwhip, and men who
vales • really superlative article will act wisely by e.t.d.
big liter& support to • branch which CaanOt be clomp
matelot broonaleg also misty. Economy in gunnery is a
Whim. If note vice.
The Army Clothisg Department ham, I fear, moosected
is rendering the Governmeat detestable
Toe poor
who have manufactured our brave fellows' tunics
:adolll.l.
rowers twos stain ed not • little owiag to the scarlet
c„:41, whirs ja injurious to the eyesitht and they hare
halserto made a &neat .um each week by obtaining
seriatim. from their relations in the work. Now that ,
they are enable to take the cloth home, but are compelled
5, sow la the factory, ther not only lien movel, but they
waif eyesight, and have the prospect of blindness
tad the workhoisev. This is • hard measure, and whu
aliemte the 'realm( was.
flow ie Ado's! It is an open secret to those behind
the eases that at the St. Petersburg Admiralt y may be
Inspected the coin pieta drawings of the Agamemnon and
pelyptsemes, the two men.ofiwar which have just Men
commenced at Chatham Dockyard. In Eng'and the
drawings are not to be had for loVe or money, and run,
f.am,u of the Polyphemus and its machinery Cr. .op-
so ho way known to tbe coostructore thitintelve.t.
Y.s here la • cam in which drawings rigorously kept
secret in= our own eaval oaken are fully known and
made see of et the Rimiest Admiralty. Has the RUMian
Asehessedor friends whose louvres of infortnalloll are
murk% to these of the ordinary British 011101 W 1
I torn from Yalta that even the Cssr's distant retreat
In thellnmes is not free from the Nihilist.. A few days
un... inustriei sied• entered the patine. • letter
outpted from an upper window end fell at his let. One
the attendants nine forward sod presented it to the
cyar, whs. seeing it eddrisseed to tiluteelf. tore it open end
berm reading it. lie had not sone tic when be tar, ad
woula have fallen had not Count Adlerberg
j,irrsell to his side and supported him. The letter was a
eosnassicatim from the Revolutionary Committee
thr..wing to murder the Countess liontarocskl.

" A DIAL"

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A greyiboadad man. it might have bees
▪ not were big claims to a deanery I Yet t • exact
is life for does', and the actual purpose of their
w▪
ows sot bring very 11411 fly demonetrated. lir probably
ow U. poking as creditably se any ',tiler maa. He
b. 4 t•••tifully.shatierl feet arid legs, which showed off
▪ Imer-brercles and black silk stockings of his garb
adsknkly. He 'deiced to suisil sr hve bends, inaocent
el wear and mar, • quiet mesh voice, and a courteous
sums. No curate with • grievance, however terrihle,
b.,aft k• praxises cheered and C rofortal no haulms
...ad, • is, peaudoss and ilbhorn, but waa received
with tbs politencer due to • ditches.: the choir felt itself
~,...tagd; the missionary applauded; the dignitaries
Jibe church reepected. What more can be expected of
edam I It be held modified High Church and decided
soi much th•t hcttor (or the Witt, of his
cathedral sad tbe orthodoxy of England. And was ho not
iecej.iy lii•lusursoue arm-chair otter dine., before
nidd, ere .ndfallmleep over the "quarterly Review "
knitting opposite him. orit••olic one prick of
„...,,,ppoe. or mil doubt or dissetisfartion crossing his
placid mind INo man could socums the Dan being a
ne4catest or • gra ng id-r. He cultivated audiluously this
pristiss •lutr of cheer(