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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

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alternate WEDNEbDAY,
AT
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OMNIBUS,
To and from Wareham Station Daily.
LEAVING SWANAGE at Nine a.m.
Arriving at Wareham Station in time for tbti
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mouth Down Train at 11.0 ; Returning from Wareham
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

SHOCKING GUN ACCIDENT.

_
A shocking gun awl tent happened at St xcksb ink farm,
flea Lincasta, on Wednestay afternoon. Mr. Neville
H Hen. sscnid son of Mr. Holden, coroner for L.castsw,
accompanied by his mothst, his cousin. Miss Dile, and
friend, end • gamekeeper, went out oh Kiting rabbits, Mr.
Holden carrying • double-bariel breech-loader. He and
his friend had just flied eta rabbit and missed, and Mr.
Hoiden was in the at of re-loading when his mother
made a remark. He turned round to answer her, when
the gun went oil, the charge lodged in his mother's left
be...a and arm, inflicting such terrible itittries that the
lady died early on Friday morning Mias ale, who was
standing near, was struck by • shot in the side of the I Sc,
and neck, and now bee in • critical condition.

IMPORTANT RAILWAY CASE.
In the city of London Cent, on Thursday, a case of
Importance to reit wey carriers was disposed of, the main
question at Issue being whether consignees are entitled to
have an inspection of goods before paying the chergcs
upon them. The plaintiff. were Messrs Davies and C ,
Continental carriers, for whom Mr. Kebbe'l app •arrd,
and the delen•leata were the Great Western Railway
Company, who were r_perewated by Mr. Meeterman.
The claim was or L 29 174. 91., being the original value
ant cost or conveyance of • painted glees sent from R
to Mr. Savage a gentlern :b an res.eg neer Briatd.
When the drool dashed Bristol Mr. Savage was &DWI.," as and he thereupon intimated that it must be forwarded to
• his residence try some re4ponatble agent. A clerk of the
railway company was accordingly instructed t 0.., the glees
delivered On arriving at Mr. Savages residence he allowed
that gentleman to open the parcel, when it was discovered
that the glass had been broken in course of tranait.
Mr. Savage refused to accept the delivery, and the
detention of the plaintiffs was that thy Great Western
Liter's Company were guilty of a breech of duty by
allowing an inapection prit r to payment of the "paid one
charger, and were, therefore, entitled to tic up the
plaintiffs for the loss kcarred by them. The manager of
Messrs. Pickford and Co. stated that it was not the
caw., to allow coneignees to insp tct goods before paying
the charges upon them, and other carriers gave similar
evidence. For the defence, Mr. J. A. Wilkiu"n. sub.
manager of the goods depattment of the Great Western,
mid that aometimee Ili,' allowed geode to be inspect- d by
consignee., especially when lute Sams were paid on than.
He did not think that in this case the clerk acted
wrongly. His Honour, in tiring Judgment, said he Could
not uphold any custnn by which carriers and railway
companies became debt collectors, and he would therefore
find forth. pla'atie kw 43 10a 9.1.. im utast um
expended. being e
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

FRIENDS TO BOATMEN.
li, the Editor.

Sir,—A boat in charge of a seaman, named John
White, drifted to leeward, and was seen by Mr.
Bsk.-r, host proprietor. ti be In distrait, who
imme.lietvlY Pet oil with five other wAtermen, at •
ri.k of their own lives, and biought them s.fely tu
harbour. rw • young gentlemen, exounioniste from
L .ndon, were ski in the boat.
September 24th, 1883.

WATWIAII.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

THE DORCHESTER

SERVANTS REGISTRY OFFICE
(Old Established)
Under the Patronage of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry.
‘V
A NTE9, —25 Co,,ks, wages from £lB
to £3O 3 Parlourinalds, el 6 to CIO. 7 House
ant Parlourmaids, £lO to £l6. 2 Upper Housemaids.
age about 27. 4 Experienced Nurses. 7 General
Servants. IA to 46. 2 Kitchenmaids and 1 Scullery-
ruml, for Gentleman's Families. 2 Experienced Single-
boo led Unmarned Indoor Men Servants__

Apply to Mr. TIIOII4III POCNCT, Saddler and Ser-
Regietry Office, 8, Oornhill, Dorchester. Registry
Fee One Shilling charged to Lady and Servant; II
bv letter. 12 stamp.. and a stiunped envelops for reply.
11 TUN given until the lee is paid, and no letters
stir wetted unless a stamped enveloie is enclosed.

TELEPHONIC COMM u roATION.
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Limited possessors of the Master Patents of

BELL LID EDISON,

Are prepared to LRECT and MAINTAIN

PRIVATE LINES,

Ac Ito LET their Instruments on Rentals in Dom-
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COMPANY'S OFFICES,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

NOTE.

CONELIQUISON
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being Discontinued.
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LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

To Mc Editor.

Sir,- -The report of the Town Clerk, Poly Hooper,
is most satisfactory as far as setting forth the
chat Wes, and every praise is due to him for gettieg it
; but there Is no mention made of the 7.0 wheaten
loaves, one shilling value each (Jonathan Taylor's),
which the Mayor rays cannot he lotted. Thia seems
rather curious when they were given so 1.,e a. 27 ~e
23 years ago, and I think one member of the Council
must have overlooked this whey he esti everything
was right as far as the Council wa. interede I, Mat I
have asked the Commiuioners to find them, which I
believe to be an easy matter.
' The leaving out of the report the altnshous ....erected ,
by Sr Junes Thornhill, where the baths now sand
(the Council granted the land to him for the ex(ress
purpose in 1722. 1804 t. by aft., for oue thousand
yews at one shilling per year rent) leaves the matter
far from the rosy hue the report at first sight appears,
and will entail further exertions before all I. set
right.
All I,4i:it-thinking parsons can hot appreciate the
suggestion made by Mr. Alderman Thomas at the last
meeting of the Two C omen when sp aking ~f these
charities. Hassid it would he much more esti factory
to ths town if Sir Samuel Mice's truetees were to
issue an amulet reimrt, so doing away with • c .neider-
able amount of prejudice, and I would wit that the
monies received from the Council and dia, rihuted by
member. 4,f the Mk; trnstees about.] also be shown
how and what amount is disbursed in these small
oharitiee.
Sir Frederick Johnstone's solicitor has admitted the
non-paymeht of Weymouth's share out of Bernard
Mitchell's Charity cad as Mill:morns Stileham has
sot been paid, it will some to a Mak sum, and, as the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

PORTLAND.
CHORAL FERTIVAL.

A choral festival was held on Friday bet at St.
Peter's Chorch. the Grove, io co„mection with the
disbury Diocesan Choral A." on I ~tion, but, in c
'intones of the extremely boisterous state of the
weather, two out of the six choirs which were to take
part in the fe.tival—Winterborne Come and Winter-
borne Munckton—were entirely prevented from
attending, and the members of the other four were
Mao thinned from the same cause. Those who actually
took part were :—St. Peter'', Portland, H .ly Trinity,
Weymouth, St. John's, Weym nab, and Bradford
Peverell, all being surpliosd. Toe clergy taking part
in the festival were the Rev. W. A.ppleford, vicar of
St. Peter's, Portland, Rev. J. A. &vs ir, rector of
Portland, Rev. D. Wilkins, rector of CMG/cock, Rev.
W. Miles Barnes, rector of Winterborne Muncktem,
Rev. J. Pope, Bradford Peverell, Rev. J. Long,
chaplain to H.M.S. Hercules, Rev. W. S. Shuttle-
w irtb, curate Holy Trinity, Weymouth, and Rev. T.
Bell-Salter. The ureic* c 'lamented at four o'clock,
and by that time the church was well filled. The
choir, and clergy robed in the schools, and proceeded
in procession to the church, sod at the entrance they
took op the preceintiousl hymn "Sacred eity by the
River, compeed •pecislly for next posed feetival at
Salisbury, by Mr. Thorne. By kind permi-sion of the
offi.sirs of the " Queen's" their splendid band took •
prominent pert in the musical part of the services,
being heard to the gresteet advantage in the
"Hallelujah Chorus." The Rif. W. S. Shuttle.
worth intoned the first p .rtion of the service,
and the Rev. W. M. Barnes, Diocesan Secretary. the
second portion. The special psalms were the 148th,
149th, and 350th, the cheote being by Lamb, Sir Geo.
Biter, and Dr. Stainer. The Rev. J. Lang read the
fi-st lesson, • portion of the 15th chapter of the let
Corinthians, and the Rev. J. k. Bea: w the second, a
portion of the sth chapter of Eplusians. The anthem
" Lift up your Head," from the 'Howdah, The
hymn before the sermon was "Jerussletn ihs Gol lee,"
to a tune by Mr. Martin. The Rev, D. Wilkins
°minded the pulpit, and preached an Impressive and
appropriate serra.,a from Psalm cxlvii., 1—" Praise
ye the Lord, for it is gi ii ti dog prai.es uot our
God; for it is pleasant, and prodes is c moldy." In the
place of an offertory hymn, the chorus " An I the
Glory" and the " Hellelujah " chorus were rendered.
The blessing having been pronounced by the Rev. W.
Appleford, after which the choir sang a recualonal
hymn, "Hark the Sound of Holy Voice.." The
festival wait on the while a great suoc-se. The whole
of the musical portion was rendered without a flaw, and
rtflected the greatest credit on the training the choirs
had received from their respective masters, and on the
gentleman who "resided at the organ, Mr. Ingram.
We might mention that the instrument has recently
been enlarged and thoroughly renovated entirely by
convict labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

MR. OSCAR WILDE'S IDEA OF A
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE.

The first lecture of the essoion of the Dorchester
Lecture Society was given to the l'own Hall on Thurs-
day by no less • personage than the great msthets, Mr.
Oocor Wilde, and the large audience prefect was good
proof of the unustiol ouriosity which has been aroused
by this ta ',dere fad. We are glad to hear of the mils-
rectory condition of the s .ciety, which providee morns
of the boot entertainments which the Dorchester
townspeople have the opportunity of ei.joyin;. The
Rev. T. Ituasoll-Wright occupied the chair.
Toe CHAIRMAN sold as this was the lint evening of
the Session of the Dorcheoter Lecture Society, he
took the opportunity of saving they MHO glad as •
committee to report to the members that the society
was in a prosperous condition as regarded the fonds,
and they hid no hesitation, therefore, In going on for
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

PETTY BEBBIONB.

Tuusksoss. —Before W. P,arcs, Eerie (chairman), N
s W.tero. 0. Curtis, sad H. Farmer. +qrs.

Till UllllO, VIZ Sill Fl •MONO BOYS.
James Coward, Clad of shout 18, was charged on re-
mand with having. at Kinao__,n on the IFIr I B.ptember,
maliciously wounded George Hodges edits a knife.
Mr. Brostrorliill prosecuted. and Yr. Curtis (Trevanion
and Canis) defended.
No les, than elev.. witnesses were examined.
Mr. lull. in opotaing the cage, described it as a very
had ons. inasmuch sell involved the use of the knife. and
be believed the medical evidence would show that had it
not been for the merciful intervention of Providence. the
Prisoner must hare been standing charged with a far
more serious offence. He therefore asked that the prisoner
be committed for trial.
The boy George Hodge• 'twit 14 years of age, said on
Sunday last be and some other boys were going down to
"meet Lytchett" (he explained Lytehett boys)., they dirt
every Btn lay. They sew the prisoner and his companions
on the railway-arch. They came toward. them,but neither
he or the others said anything. One of hia party.howee r.
namel Arne,. laughet, and then one of the other party
said " Who are you calling chooks r ant then " • Poole
hey with red hair and a guernsey on" went up to "clout "
Patina another of their party. They began to fight, bit
it ilit nut last a minute. and then they all went down
near Mr. Taylor'. form, There a email boy of the Poole
puts pullet out hi knife and said "If either did touch
stab him." Phillips' went against hiin,anit he thnog
the knife at him, cut it broke in the ro id. Then witness
wen: on ahead awl the pri.oner ran after him, and, when
he came un 'soh him, hit the lulu into him in the
shoulder. lie stabbed at him again two or three times
and put him left arm round him and held him, and stabbed
him in the .id,. He (Holes.) then holloaed " knives," and
Fred Clapcott canoe to his asdatance. He bled • goo'
deal, gni was taken into the New Inn, and afterwards
attended by Dr. Venede
In crowegaminatiok the witness admitted that after
the challenge from the Poole boys, he and his Kineon petty
followed them down the road for B3u,
pink,. were ood,ing." He didn't use any oath hiniself ;It wasn't very often he did. (Laughter.) Ile was not
running after one of the Poole boys himself. Phillip.
etruelt the POlllO boy 0.011 or twitus go'ing down the
road, who had challenged Woo. —The farts were not
twit eowidd o.nou up to the assistanee of one of his
friends, and that they then fell upon him and beat him with stick., while some of them held his arms.
Their party wee only nins—litttle masa and big ones ; and there were about 15 of the Hinson party, of whom
prisoner was the biggest,
Dr. Vane& said he exandned the last witasse, found Um In • roe, weak mak% bawl aid
wet a imp
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

Or orrtspontimce.

WEYMOUTH- CHARITIES,
To Ott Edif,or.

Sir.—Some moths aco you were good enough to
publish 5.M1.1 letters of mine redirecting the charities
of Dorset. Was it not at that time positively declared
in the Televant, by those who ought to have known,
th it the charity known u "Berne' Mitchell's" had
been regularly paid?
In your last leme it is officially declare I t/1 It It hu
o t 13-en paid. Surely somebody has blowier...l. Will
the other towns where this charity judo. char up the
I mater by stating if It in duly paid there?
The value of other charities in the county w. r • given
In t he letters referred to that require a little attention,
or we shall very reluAsetly be obliged to expose the
matter. . . . . .

Some were cautioned to save them from having to
pay arrears and interest..
Three cheers f ,r Weymouth pluck.—! am, Sir (u
of old),
Jusnce.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

stimottial from Si, 011 ART, KS LOO OC K.
Puyeici ill to th•

"1 hay• for moms ran recksinmen led Luisices
" oazatioALL FOOD to o oss of gei erd ill-
" health with them et bow remits. I find
"It to be a very pm-e preparattm, c ditsining,
"amongst other things. free and noosydisisi
" Phospbdrea highly diffused. awl, when per-
" severed with, h.* always seemed to give fresh
"11. to the languid sad exhawted. and heslth,
" strength, and energy. By its we. tb. dull, the
"sluggish, the may and languid arise in the morn-
" log well sod refreshed, with no appetite for
" food, and fit for study. society, or Weiner.
" CHARLES LOCOCK., M.D."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

CIRARXINSTER

lIARVISST THANKSGIVING SeRVIGES were held at the
United Free Me,hodist Chspel, .'harmineter, on Sun-
day last, when Mr. W. Powell fir ,com'w) preached
two exl'e ;t sermons to 'mice con.zrega• ions. Onth;
foll-wng day • b sear was hel io dl of the Chaoel
Debt Fund, which has been reduced fr ;n2 £3lO to £!io.
The rhapel was tastefully 11...0./rata". MA a large
qoantity of articles was sold ler the afternoos. At
five o'clock • t.a meeting was bald, when about 70
oat down to an •scrall-nt repast. This swd; followed by
• public msrtirg, p-saidel over by Mr. Anderson.
The chapel ca. well filled. After singing and prayer,
he rh rims°, In up.usinu the meeting, spoke .1 the
causes for Joy and gratitude on account of the b unti-
ful harvest —Mr. Powell congratulated the friend. on
the elf it. !hey hsl made, and spoke w rd. ..f
°name/sum at fr further exertione—Mr. Davis
(Stratton) expressed his pleasure at b. 111.; pr,ent, and
hoped now thAt th.• harvest wee over th. y woodl be
able to attend the s-rvices, awl labor more esroutly
In the harvest for. ink. Is 00hcluduri he made an
earnest apal to all pr wont to surrender themselves
to Gust while the summer of their opp .rtanitle. I utted.
—Mr. Haines ale addressed the muting.—Mr. Cl.
flicks thanked all the friends prevent who had assisted,
and asked them to make thla year's lesser •• success-
ful as the teat—Mr. Cooper explsi ad the financisl
state of the chapel, stating th t some few years since
serious thoughts had been entertained of selling the
chapel, but by various devices they hoped coos to be
entirely free from debt.—Votes of thanks to all who
had assisted were curled with aoclaniation.—At the
close of the meeting the remsinier of the articles were
pat up for sale—The collections on Sunday realised
El Os. 71. ; at the meeting on Monday, El Os. O.l.;
which, together with the proceeds of the bas ter, Will
reduce the debt to about £9O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

BWA.N AG 11.

A TIARVINST THANKSGIVING SERVION wee held in the
parish church on Suede, last when the Rev. E.
Banks', of Corte Clotle, preached an excellent sermon
to large congregation. The hymns used were very
suiteble for the occasion, and nicely sung. The
evening service was foil choral. The Rev. H. J.
Mason ireached a suitable discourse, the offertories
amounting to £l6, which were devoted to the County
Host ital and Rye Infirmary. The church was most
prettily decorated with wreaths, flowers, corn, V.,
and was much admired.

ANNIVERSARY. —The Marston Sunday School anni-
versary we held, and sermons preached In connection
wdb the same, on Sunday, by Mr. J. Sargent, of
ltempstone, hr very good congregati .ns. Select
hymns w.re nicely sung by the children. and which
gave great c•elit t their teach rs. On the Thursday
I a public tea was provided in the chapel, to
which about 70 psr.ons rnt down, and thoroughly
enj 781 themeelyse wbh the good things provided.
Alter this • public tne-ting was held, the chair
being sbly filled by Mr. S. J. Smith. of Lanizt.m
Ma.ravers, +app. ted by the Sere. Eardley and
G. Tarry, 8.A., Mew.. !towel!, May &c. Dialogues,
recitations, ke., were very creditably given by the
children, and were listened to by • crowded 000grega-
tion. Mr. It. and Miss E. Stickland very ably
prodded at the harmonium. At the close the collet.-
time, which were in all of the school funds, amounted
to 1,2 15s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02

A RIDE TO KHIV A

CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,
Royal Horse Guards.

Pap 31 .ay' :—" Two pairs ot boots lined with fur were
also taken and for physic—with which it is well to be
supplied when travelling in outcolq.brwey plaose—some
quinine and Gockle's pills, the latter a most invaluable
medicine, and one which I have used on the Datives of
()antral Mitre with the greatest Poeelble OUCOege. In Ina.
the marvellous effects produced opus the mind and body
of en huh Sheik, who wes impervious to all native
medicines, when I adminieter to him Ave

COCKLE'S PILLS
wil' never fads from my memory; and • friend of mina
wL• phased through the mats dist, ict many months after-
wards, infrrnatol me that my fame as a ' medicine man,
had sot died out, but that the marvellous cur• was even
then a theme of oonversation in the hamar."

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

Lllll TKI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

!Hi DORCHESTIR

sERVANTS'_.REtiItiTNY OFFIOE

(Old Established)
Under the Patronage of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry.
Vkr ol4rmenai7aCooks for
Twivoitosi
iexperiencedLge. i t
,• .„ko. wages from £l6 to £3O. A Pszlourmaida, £l6 to
1.1. Houseand Parlourmaids, .ClO to £lB. 1 Upper
age about 27. 4 Experienced Nurse.. 10
orneral Servants. AM to Elf. 2 Experienced Kitchen.
1 Scullerymaid. 1 Experienced Singlo-handed
Unmarried Indoor Man Servant.
Avviy to Mr. Titomas YOVIIIOT Saddler sad See-
flolC
one Shilling charged to Lady and Servant; II
by letur. 12 stamps. and a stamped elvelope for reply.
s-., Lwow given until the fee is paid, and no letters
snieered unless a stamped envelope is encloesid.

DORCHESTER AORICULTURAL SOCIETY.
rillijE ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the
I SocIETY will b • held on VirsoninDia, the 17th
4.is of Ocr,iiisit next. in the F4IIVIRLD.
IWO* kind permission ot the Mayor (Henry Burden,
gel.)
e.hihii• in classes No, 1 to 34 (both inclusive),
mil Cheese and Butter must be in the tillow-vano by
pi in the morning. Bunten. Cobs, Ponies, and
1,1,r.es for pimping by 11.30 in the morninl.
Jumping will take fl&CO at 14 30 o'clock.
1•f1ig...11.41 of Btock for exhibition and all other
nilitVate• to betb•lll to the _iluttonany SICIIIITAIIT on
~r t,,-fore 110 ND iv, 11 e 24th Naevallitga next.
No animal in competition will be allowed to leave
the Yield until 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

" 'MAPUTO'S POWDER."

No other Powder is effectual. 601,1 only in tins,
61., 1.., 2e. 61. 13:wate of linitatt,,. Don't be
deosived.

i• WORN TABLI1111."
This unique medicine is certain to cure, and or ,y be
taken with abe iiefsty by tue voungwt
Price 1.. Hi., of all C.eintst. (by pu.t 15 stamps).
Kaartait, thismiet, Si. Paul's °burial Yard, Londua.

NIG SWANSON POSTING BSTABLISHAVSNT
0. SUMMoIR'S PUBJO
OMNIBUS,
To and from Wareham Station Daily.
LK 'VINO :,WANAGE at Niue cm.,
Arriving at Wareham Station in time for the
10.58 • m London Train, and the Dorchester awl Wry.
mouth Down Train at 11.0; Keturuing from Wareltaus
• on the Arrival of the 11.15 Train from Waterloo.

FASHIONABLE WAGGONETTES & PAO.
CARRIAGES.

CAPITAL DOG CART.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR

Posters, Auction Ililb.

Catalogues and Conditions of Sale.

Handbills, Concert and Lecture.

Circulars, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note headings, Bill

heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules.

Pamphlets, Sermons.

Cheques, Memorandum Forms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

A IMPUDENT FRAUD.

William Harris, of Wolverhampton, and described
as • mason, now confined in MK. Prison, was brought
before Captain biantiel in the magistrates room at the
gaol on Saturday on the charge of obtaining money
under false preteuxis from Amelia Ann Chancing at
Poeteeharn. Amelia Clamming, a wid ,w residing
at Portssharn, who is the prosecutrix, said on
Ttultfi:gri.situgust 28th, prisoner came to her and naked
for l for himself, = = dam stating he represented
Ike firm o Harrison and 03. She naked him for how
long and be said shout • month. Ha said he was ,
:scrioyed by a firm unilor Government repairing poli-s
telegraph wires He did not say anything more
about the firm. Witness said she only bad one room
to let, and be took it for the two. The terms were te. ,
• week, which included tea and sugar. He had
breakfast on the following morning, and soon after.
wards be asked her to give him change. She said she
had not got ohange, and then he asked her to lend
him a shilling to pay the men for unloading some
telegraph p)les. She did not know if any poles had
beset brought. He said be would return bar the
ebimeg when be got change from the shop, ae lie did
not like to go to • public house, representing nini.gif
to be • teetotaler. She let him have the shilling, and
he promised to bring it back in half an boor. He
did not return, and she hat not seen him till this
morning, and be had never paid anything
on account of his lodging. It was on the faith
of his representations that she lent him
the shilling, and let him the lodgings. She put greater
taith in him, as he said they were all temperance men,
and the Government would not allow them to put up
at a pribliaboom.—George Wale", sapper and miner,
'employed by the Postmaster a" Post-ollks
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

LIEBIG'S CHEMICAL FOOD

Is the trite strength-giver and bealtb-restover, nourishing
body and brain, supplying mental and ',pica power,
and nerve and brein I od. It le not. at all like me ,icine,
being entirely different to anything ever Loire introduced
to the public, and tastes like some balmy, fragrant, and
delicious nectar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

HOP BITTERS

MILMORIAL CARDS.
PERSON are invited to inspect a varsity of
1 MEMORIAL CARDS, Embossed, Cameo, or
Plain, at the Office of this Paper, S, High West-street,
Dorchester.
25 Embossed Cards, with POMO, date, ago, and• verse
of poetry, or text of Scripture, supplied for 3a.
25 '• lb Memoriam' Double Cards, Plain Broad Black
Edge, with name, date, age, a verse of poetry, and text
of Scripture, Ss. 61

AWARDED GOLD MEDAL, if ELBOUBNE.M.
ASK FOB
HAtiLAM'S CuTTON
D"'GOODS
M
Cliottx+st Designs for Ladles' Wear.
IlAbLAbl'S CALICOES.

ef annuitant 1170 co and Finish.

ii-an-nia,";t7u-re4-f;;;;;;l:Zert7uality Cotton only
and liniabed rnascrux,
LlAStAbfb. ASK lOU HASLAM'S.

Every Piece is staznped with their Tnide mark
(a squirrel over a diamond). Buld by all First-
class Dia
_T lers.
WIN MILLIE and 00., Limited,
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lismobedter and London. Kills —Bolton.

BROKE IT'S FRUIT DRINKS.

"First-class Beverages."—" The Grocer."
" Have an established reputation."—. Nonconformist."
" Exceedingly pleasant." —" The Rock."
Can be used with either hot, cold, or aerated water.
BECKETT'S FRU DRI N 8.
Black Currant, Raspberry, Orange, Lemon, Lime-
Fruit, Gingerette, Winterine, &c.
6d., Is„ and ls. ad. per bottle.
WOLELEY LIQUEUR
VIE DRINK OF THE SEASON.

As supplied to the Great Te-m-pen-t;ce-- Masonic
Banquet, at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester,
March 28th, 1883. "A capital combination of
most tasteful elements."—" Church Standard."
Manufacturer, W. BECKETT, Heywood, Manches-
ter. London Depot: larringihm-street. Sold by
Chemists, Grocers, Confectioners, and Coffee Tavern
Companies. Agents : Dorchester, C. Parsons, grow;
Coffee Tavern CU. ; Lawrence and Sou, Tea Antlers,
Blandford ; E. llolmwoocl and Son, Tea Dealers, Brid-
port I W. C. 1101mwood, Tea Dealer, Weymouth ;
liibbard, Bed Star" Coffee Tavern, Foote.

A PHYSIOIAN'S GIFT.
A TREATISE ON NERVOUS DEBI LI2 Y.
SI FFICH. Elts from this distressiug class of
disease generally experience more or less of the
following symptoms : limitlessness, Sighing, Want of
Energy, Nervousness, Dimness of Sight, Weakness of
I tearing, Aversion to Society, Blushing, Want of Con-
fidence. Avoidance of Conversation, Desire for Solitude,
Listlessness, Inability to tix the Attention, Cowardice,
Depression of Spirits, Giddiness, Loss of Memory,
Excitability, Want of fixity of Attention. Power of
Thought blunt, Sluggish and Inactive, Trembliugof
the Hands, Pains in the Back, Disturbed and Unreiresh-
ing
A ROOK ON THE SUBJECT SENT TO ALI.
PARTS FR FOR TWO :,TAIH'S.

ADDitisa, discrrAiii, 7, TAVIIIITOCIVIIISIST, BIDIVILD
WARS, LIM DON.

UoNEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!

IMPORTANT TO BORROwsns
Money advanet4l at a day's notice—from Lit) to £l,OOO
—to Clergemien, FARM FRS, lloutiellulders. Trades-
men, Loilginght use-keepers, Cali and Cart Owners,
or their own security, y
MR. M. MOHIIIB,
14, PORTLAND-STREET, SOUTHAMPTON.
The advances can be repaid as may be agreed upon
weekly, monthly. or quarterly. A 'pile& tons by bier.
Please state the amount required.
illumine transactions mliately atteudedi to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH AND THE

LIQUOR TRAFFIC.

Cason Wilberforce, with reference to the soquirf
he 1/1111 recently the means of bringing about se to the
publichouse p:operty of the Eitebliatel Church
too mart of the &loot Committee on the albite.
writs, to tho nous :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

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SURGEON DENTIST,
ATTENDANCE at DORCHESTER every
WEDNEbDAY.

AT
MRS. WZLLSPRINGeS. SOUTH-SIM?,

FllOll 11 TO 4.80.

TUNIS 111,0 T KODIMITIL COSSI: LTAnow Fan

Sir NUT DATS Of ATTIXDANCII - S. MII, ises.

COUNTY CABINET WORKS,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

CERTAIN CURE.POR.THE NERVOUS AND

DAWLITATED.
GRArris, a biIEDWAL WORK showing
Sufferers how they may be cured and recover
Health and Vitality, without the aid of Quacks, with
receipts for purifying the Blood and removing skin
Affections. Also chapters on Happy Marriages; When
and Whom to Marry; The Temperament; Stammer-
ing; Vital Forum How Wasted and low Preserved;
Galvanic Appliaucee; and the Wonders of the Micro-
scope in Detecting Various Complaints Poet free fro
Two Stamps.—Addreas Ssousranv of Anatomy, Bir-
mingham.
BENSON'S

WORKMAN'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

einieffpolU3tlUt.

" THE LUTHER 0-UMMEMORATION."
is 3 the &lax.

As this year brings the 400th anniversary of the
great Reformer's birth, the publio mind will in some
degree be directed to the mai and his work. Would
it not be well for all the Protestant churches to make
this event an occasion for setting forth more
especially the greet and important truths of
Evangelical Religion, which stand so otiosely incienti.
tied with the Reformer's work and teaching ? Doubt-
less there are many like myself who would be
glad to have set bolero them • clear and earnest state-
ment of Luther's work and principles. There is sl,o
the need for soma such effort, •• most of us fed to
grasp the tiuthe the Reformer lived and teached, or
died to defend. As to what could be done, or tue
methods of doing it, must be left to the enlightened
Cur latish seal of our trusted leaders; but! would humbly
suggest that sermons be preached in all our pulpit.,
lec.ures by local or other gentlemen in the larger placer,
bearing upon the hie, time., and preaching of Lather,
and, WlA•re possible, put some reliable work low the
hands of the young upon the subject, which would help
the young men to the faith. ln some places there
might boa demoustration of the Sunday schools. mused
not urge this matter on the ground of the debt which
as owe to the name of Luther, brat! would press it on
the ground of needed watchfulness on the part of
teacher., parents, pastors, and others, to keep the
treasure of a pure faith; also the duty if doing their
beet to hand at down to poeterity. jib 41 be happy
to hear what others think of this matter, and I trust
good may result.-1 am, sir, yours,
PaorzurArr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

WIMBORN Z.

itirte SHoonso.—A detachment of the Wimborne
11E130,11y of the Isl Dorset Bite Volunteers bad their
monthly competition at the butts o a Thursday after.
noon. The ranges were 200, 500, and 600 yards seven
allots at each range, and the no ring was : —Colour-
Sergeant Garland, 61; Sergeant Fri. 61; Sergeant
Wallingford, 51; Private Frivall, 46; Private C.
Elmo., 46; Private Barlow, 40.
A PaaBOT Steen TO WATS DT Bus.-0a Wednee•
day a parrot belonging to a railwsy signalman,
Jackman, wisp stung to death by bees. The bird bad
been hung out of doors almost daily in fine weather,
and had been attackrel before. It is supposed lb it
it melt have struck at a bee with its irssk or wings,
and that the bees near at one., flow into the cage and
commence! al attack. bloat of the stings were
inflicted on the head.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

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PROSPZOTUSSS, kc , ON APPLIOATION.

APPLIOATION FOR AGENCIES ARE
INVITED FOR T E GENERAL AND
INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT.

11114 D Ofl/101 —0 ,1410111 CM•1111111111, NIV/HALL•
Weak; BUININGILL.II.
W. H. tigIiENING,
Managing Director.

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NTERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
A gentleman, haring tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has discovered • sinlide weans of
self-cure. lie will be happy to forward the particulars
to mg sufferer on receipt of • stamped and directed
envelope.—Addree• J. T. tiairmz Esq., Brook-villa,
Hammersmith, London

TZLIPHONIO COMMUNICATION.
IlliE UNITED TELEPHONE 0 /MPANT.
J. Lisuitod poossosors of the Master Paints of

BELL •21.) EDISON,

Are prepared to LBECT and MAINTAIN

PRIVATE LI NEB,

Lad to LET their lostruineuts on Rentals in DOR-
mints and Neighbourhood.

For Terms and Conditions apply to the

COMPANY'S OFFICES,

16, HIGH-STREET, BRISTOL.

60., 116 WI- 60. "KEATING'S
POWDEEt."
Nothieg to Equal It.
Nothiag to Kqu.l It.
Nothing to E iu4 It.
Nothing t Kqual It.
This Peeroer..... eel is perfrotly norivalled is
ilestroylid BIM& sikrriis, ISSKTLEo.
aad all Lwow (wkii•-• perfectly barmiest ail
animal life). Al *polies,. .ini Yin oh iold ILI well
eprlukled with the Powaer before pls.ang awAy. It
I. loveutable to tak. to the Seoitie. To avid clie•
appoiatineut boast upoa haviog
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

SAD JOATINO ACCIDIINT.

On Tunday evening Mr. English. aged 28, eon of •
Lit,rpool merchant, took a bust at the Groves' for •
low up the Oise with his sweetheart, Miss Lockwood,
4au4htel of Mr. T. U. Lockwood, architect, Chester.
When they arrived near the White Mune the boat
we. upset, and both occupants we... thrown Into the
water. An alarm was raised on the banks, and, drapi
ta,ing procured, the body of Mies Lockwood w.a
rac„eera i at had-, ant nine o'clock, and the body of
Mr. Eugiab five minutes after. Both bodi:s were
I ,uod about 20 yards on the Chester side of the
Whits House, the pleasant boating rowan on the Dee.
and about 15 yards from the river bank. Thy were
taken into the White House. Mr. English an I
Mist Lockwood became engaged only on the previou.
evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

PORTLAND.

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NAVAL.—Lieut. C. P. R. donee to the Hercules,
vice Woods ; Lieut. Henry A. Ogle to the Bosoawen.
vice Walker.
COALING.—On Solidity Messrs. Collins and Co.
reale I the steamship NeMwater, from Flilb ea to New-
castle. One day last week they coaled no lees than
lice steamers.
CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETT.-4ermona in behalf of
this society will be preached dn &today next in the
perish church by the Rev. U. Streeten. On Monday
evening a mooting will be held in it. Go .rge's fichoel-
r JOlll.
THI HARVEST leas proved exceptionally good on the
Island, and, being early, was nearly all cathered in
before the recent heavy weather le:avails I. Wheat
was very good. and all gat,.ered in before the roach
weather. Potatoes are a very or rp, and remark ebly
free from disease.
Fez months 11.111. i. Ag n-ourt has hod Case, of
typhoid on bawd, cod now her c =mender ic in
ho.pital with a mild coo of the same disease. If, ari
surgested, the long.o intinued epiletnie is owing to
local causes, surely it 's n rt asking t io much of naval
madded science that the causes sb ,ul.l be found out
and removed.— Worl,l.
FESSRAL or Ma. Hama Wl,lllll. —The funeral of
Mr. Winter took place Prid ey afternoon a the
Ref iroe Churchyard. Thou' who attend d were ND.
Robert Winter, Captain John Winter, Mr. Punt*
Master W. Pantie, Mr. G. Maws. and Mr. It.
Boors. The bearers were all selected by the deceased
before his demise. The Rev. J. A. Beazor °notate'.
Ogicxxv.—Portlan v. Abbotsburv. pi eyed at Port.
land dabury, first inulop, 52; second, 38 ••
Portland, 96. Decided on tbe first inologs.—P .rtland
v. Weymouth Visitors, pl eyed at Porllsod—Wey-
mouth Visitors, first innings, 30 ; second. 81 ;
Portland, 83. Tots match was ale' deci el In (scour
of Portland on the first innings.
pgo POSY WegLxtto Wks iAR.—It hewing been
doodled at the ou erterly in.etlng that • b.aaar in aid
I of the circuit fan ash .uld be held st Chriatin es in the
Purtune's•Well Scho.drootn, • meeting to make the
preliminary arrangemente was held at the vestry .1
the Easton Chapel on rue dey evening. Mrs.
E lwards was anp Anted weld len', Mies Ransom,
secretary, Mrs. Patter., trealurer, and an Influential
and numerous committee of ladles. Farther arrange-
, manta will ho made t h " working " meetirgs, and
to obtain eubicripthins. A similar meeticg I. to be
I held th.. ( rhur.day) ev nin, f ir the Un lerdeill ladies
of the circuit. It is thou ;lit probable that a very
good bazaar will be deo rrasu.t.

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SHOCKING FATALITY ON A BTEAMLAUNCH.

On Monday afternoon a sad accident occurred on
Moser% o.dlins and Co.'s steamlannch whilst about
two miles from the Breakwater,* man namad Boren
faiiin4 "verb ard. helm( drownsd almost immediately,
and before any &oilstone+ could be rendered him. It
appears that the launch was going after • steamer
whioh was going op Channel. This were 00 board the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

EXTRAORDINARY TREATMENT OP
ORPHANS.

At a special Petty Sessions Court held on Tuesday
at Kilmeagere, Rev. Simnel George Cotton, rector
and manager of the Church Orphanage C,inpany,
Kildare, was ooneicted ort • Crown pioacutitto of
c .tomittiog an aggiavatigt awistult on four chiidren at
the orphanege. It was proved that the children were
chained together with heavy pieces of wood attached.
One girl, Ellett Kelly, aged 12 years, was logged night
anti clay for • period of nine days, and had to aerie
during that time at household duties. The defendant
was tine I £lO, and the usu.' alteruative of imprison-
ment. Roth* of appeal was given.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

00ALSI COALS I 00111.11 II

ROBERT HILL.
26, 801:n11-STREET, DORCHESTER,
biles to inform the Nobility. Gentry, Clergy and his
customers generally that he I. now supaying the
following descriptions a COALS :
WALLSEND BULL() & roassT
CLAY CROSS a DEAN
TALK 0' TH' HILL RADSTOCK
SMITHS' MALTING
SILIEBTONE CITLNI and 00ICE
R. H. dedres to call special attention to the TALK
0 TH' HILL COAL, which he can strongly reoom.
mead for Household purposes.
All Coals, by truck food, at Reduced Prices.
Bridgwater Tiles. In. and Grindstones.
Arms for air Witistirs Seek Hirist 660,Ptt.
Depots at the Great Western and South-western
!Minos/. Dorchester.
Orders readved at 26, Soutli-etrest,or at the Ofllo%
Great Western RaUway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals claimed free in Dordseetior and ordlagtos.
ociderale sable is the OoostrY.

TEE BLUE RIBBON
LIFE, ACCIDENT, muTu xL AND INDUSTRIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED.

Doperit of At 20,000 and Is Gest:shoo ef the
Company.

TDIC Deposit of £20,000 has been inade by
the Directors, es required by the Life Assuran..o
Companies' Acts. and the Company was duly Registered
on 8111.7 uuuuu fith, 1868. The allotment of shares will
now, therefore, proceed.
The Directors have deterntined to reserve • special
number of enures for such other persons as, from their
social and financial position, will give additional
strength to the Company, or who, presumably, can antt
will influence business on its behalf.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

fllowlng
"Fltig
• following

POOLE

Mu. SCIVIIIBUI, 3.L P., 1. at Venters, and is
raid Ily towards COI/VAIIISCMC/3/
AN exhibiti az .1 the work, of the pupils of the
Sch of sidohce an I Art way held at the Amity Hall
on TOW, lay, Friday, ant Satur la;. Am.ngst the
many somewhat crude exhibits they., were, however,
some well worthy of notice. Mrs. Williams, of Long-
fteet, was awardeS Lady COarlotte Schreiber's' pries of
three guineas fir so oil painting, awl the member's '
prize wee sou by Misr Prows.% for &drawing in chalks
of a butt of Clytie. His/ Evens took the prize for •
landecape is chalks, and Miss Biala 4, fur • shaded
group .1 objects.
POLICE-00Uat, Tnursday.—Bstare the Mayor (Mr.
it. Aldri Ige), Mr. W. N. tVestern. Mr. W. D.
Du,tiale, Mr. G. Curtis, and Mr. H. Farmer, James
Henry Dyke way lined ie. for neglecting to send his
children to school ; Charlotte Frain 21. 6d. and
atten lance orders were made in the cases of Charlet
Th .rn, Henry Lows, Joseph Rolle, and Thomas
Coward.— -Henry Foot, dealer, of Pool., was sum-
ha ihed for the much to c .mmoo off soca in this town—
' fur.ous driving in Fish-street on the previous Saturday
evening.—P.S. Boohoo proved seeing the defendant
driving through the street at • very rapid pace, and
as there wee a lags number of people about, and
shows and stalls, there wee considerable danger of an
accident. The puoy was a fait trotter, and when
P.O. Dyer held up hi. h nd t .him he stopped directly.
lie had uu whip. Thera were about 40 persons in the
neighbmrho ,4 at the time—Mr. H. S. Dickies ,n,
having addressed the Bunch for the defence, they said
they considered the cams proved, but that it
I was not a bad one, and defendant would have to
I pay • nominal line of 2s. 6J. and costa.--
Mary Cobby, an elderly inmate of the workhouse, was
charged with druukenuese and misbehaviour lin the
house on 12ds September. Some beer was brought
lot, the pl-ca by • labourer, and she and another
woman partook of it. It overcame the defendant, and
she became turbuleut—The Benoh adjourned the caw
that the id.incipai offender, the man, might be pro-
ceeded against. —James Burge, of Lingfiest, was
fined and costs for using obscene language in High-
street, on the 6th nut
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

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may be used with Perfect Safety, as it contains
nothing which can possibly injure the Ear. Price,
Is. I}d. per Bottle, or free by Poet to any Address for
14 stamps, from
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Any Chemist will procure it to order. Hundreds of
cure* have been effected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

EXTRAORDINARY FREAK OF A HORSE.

A singular affair cocooned on Saturday night in the
Gray's lutrroad, Lodoo. A horse led by a Mao took
fright at suma.iing passing. arid breaking away from its
halter matted across tile west in the doorway of a furnis
ture shop. The animal passed trough Lb. atop into the
putout adjoining. beyond which he WAS unable to pro-
ceed. As it ea* Mood impossible to turn him round. the
greatest difficulty was experienced an getting him out
again, and tate was not acomsplisbed withoat a consider-
able amount of damage to chairs and lighter articles of
furniture. The incident cowed Lames exottastent for
some 5i....
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

NOTE.
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01 GEZATLY

INCIZASID
DINT,

!LL PILLOTICi

being
PANWITT POST Fill.
ONLY

It is always safe
_ to use

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

A RIDE TO KHIV A

CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,

Royal Horse (hunts.

Pass 31 mays s—" Two pain al boots limed with fur were
also taken and lot phyria—with which it is well to be
supplied whew travelling In out-of-the-way places—soma
quinine and Cockle'. pills. the latter • moat invaluable
median*. and ona which I have used on the natives of
()weal Akita with the greatest possible 'unease In tact.
the marvellous effects produced upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik. who was impervious to all nativii
medicines. when 1 administer to him Avs

0001ILE'S PILLS
will never fade from my memory; and a friend of mine
who wood through the sagas district many months al ter-
wards, informed me that my tame es a • medicine man,
had not died out, but that the marvellous cure was even
this a theme of conversation in the bazaar."

COCKLE'S AITTIBILIOCS PILLS

ABA Tal
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

"HOW HE HEARD THE BIRDS SING."

.4 Marlborough.
"Sir,—! have used your Cure for Deafness ' and
found great relief. 1 must say that it has been worth •
Sovereign to use. 1 could not hear the Church Bells
ring when lobed now 1 can bear the Birds sing. 1
return many thanks.—Yours truly,
"To Mr. Orchard. "U. T. BIAXARD."

SOLOMON says : "It is better to dwell in the corner
of • house-top than with a brawling woman in • wide
house," If suchen unlucky man should ever get deaf,
let him avoid using "Orchard's Cure for Deafness,'
loss it should r.turn hie DCUOO of besting; and :so
plunge him agn.a into misery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

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ATTEMPTED TAIPLE MURDEE AND
SUICIDE.

At klull on Wedue:Clit—y-,..-us—arrterd womm named
May Aun Shaw, attempted to drown three of tier
chiAten, and ale, to commit suicide. She took her
cuilorctu to the Atbert Dock sad threw them into the
water, snellten jumped au 11-reelf Ail lout were
rescued by labourers socking in the victuity. 'rite
woctioct had beeu contitted in the Strough LuusLic
Asylum, but watt releseed a fortmight since.

ALLEGED PREDICTION OP THE JAVA
EARTHQUAKE.
M. Illasehard, perusauent secretary of the Pula
Academy of Science,, refersiog at the lut meeting of
that body to the earthquake at Java, rimindel the
inembere that t..is terrible en nt had beau predicted
in 1831 by their colleague M. Deleting. In • paper
reed by him in that year he gabs the prohibit, date if
the earthquake as the 2ah 01 rtugu.t., 18.83, just five
days after it ectuelly hk place. I the same yaeor
M. I),launay predicted a stul ,re terrible cat .strophe
in 1106.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18

THE 52'. PANCRAS MURDER.

In London, no Thum.ley. Wil lam Haycroft. 11, Wenn'.
wee ch .rgeu with Oh, wilful murder of hts whc, hurt
Ana H .1c oil. Prienter an 1 his wife sod thr. I &AI lien
oc..utmet • lodging in U. umto.n hove nt, St. Psucrsa. On
the 151 of August the io :super •innorwl h. hors di
cnn ICI that the 4. c:wed, 14 who as d given m
to pay the nut, h..d negl /M. d to d mot lot speut be
uhmey in getting di uuk. This led to • q and there
wee no douht that the prisoner ha I c,tuiwt • t a $ n sot
uso4 brutal asseulig upon the dc se .4 womm. au4 ph, ,
we, token to Cm workh use, where as lug •re.l for • few
d•ys nod then dl. .1. Oa a p au Y .zeutios•zon
cak.ng pile • It an &stormed that there woe teen!)•
Mee sev.re bruieet on tht body, s,tt.tt 'ems fl h• r
Meer :in I plot. of h r m coon; no of hr Iti,, wee cut
thridisb, cii eke had reettre.l : i..j toe
mortal hue i clog on Nor, to the heck of thu Mr.d, witch
bed been caused he the pri on r Or'wing a bety no'
at the d. c utic d Me. Joule. Day, Ater Maring Vt.. op. n.
ins clot mat of the learned conm.l fur the pm
said that although the magietralo Iss.d done a• thing but
ha jut.' ist gemi coy the prisoner for tr•al upon the Ct. a ire
of will ul 'surd r, .11th. thought that up n the facts ••
.1 .1.1 the Cain mud Imo t in a verdict of manslaughter,
mei th.t tie jury ecrsld sa.l test lost& ie convi.••itig
th • pro.rmer of vie moue of inur4..r. Mr. 1.40111*, C. •
• .I• 1 h.. fe't that he cud pot te•itt a couvot oa for the
lownr otleace, end the pelsouer uould, by his advice,
plead guilty to to.. 011 eaCe of mane .ml 3 ir. Thep Muter
acc ord,ngly theatcht I awl y to maa.loughter. On Friday
he -as brou,u, tp an-t souteoc. it 11 Mr. Justice Day to
18 months' hud