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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

VALUABLE PLEBENTATION TO THE BENCH.

Five persons, Cherie* Mg (labourer), Alfred Clarke
(boy). C 0.,).. (Isle (carter), Frederick Bolton (boa John
Webber (gardener). Meade t guilty to hawing wheeled carte
or barrows on the eit-pet ta of vie borough, ow varioui
dates, to the IDCOWItni.m, of fo it oalawasers.—The Chair-
man said that Jame. Guy, who as. sad dad
DOt appear. VICKLIEI b du. 5.. tad 8.6). wet& Tbe Balch
were inclined to be more leawat with to. others, who
would each be fined 61, sad the costa an each cure to be
reduced to 9s. —Clarke. the lather ol the youngest Mies&
ant, inquired of the Beach whether they corwidered it
more harm for a little boy, like his soo, to Wholli • borrow
on the pavement than for perambulators to be allowed
there, and which they had to get out of the way of
The Meyer: "W. have th• Law only to deg with; you
had better agitate your member to get the low altered."
(Laughter.)
Clarke: But you targartrater do pretty w.O og you lika
and its a shame.'
Sergeant liassard : " Be quiet, or you may be committed
1,,, contempt or Court."
Clark "1 want time to pay the mosey."
Th. mayor "We are not &mooed, alter your conduct, to
allow you thus ;at must, paul lorih Ittl."
Clark. "1,.. got ao money, so Fit leave you the
Uwe, boy, you on to 'bade with Mow geooletueo."
Clarke lel t the Courtin high degroo, defendant sprat,
lag much scared in the custody of them Reunion.e, but
the fetter owe returned, paid the mosey, and red..ed
the gift he was gresioualy pleased to present to the miter
testae.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

REPORTED MURDER THROUGII JEALOUSY.

Particulars have just been received of an extra-
ordinary outrage counnittei on a you lady, named
M.ggie Galt, at a rural soirale in • country district,
some three utiles from Limavady, in Leal•ud„ The
friends of the parties, am well ise the police, are veil'
reticent respeaaig the affair, but the facts appear to
be these. A young man named Patton, a national
school teacher'. assatant, living in the distr.ct, had
been paying attention to Miss Galt, who resented his
ad.aneee. I.,ariling that she had gone to tee wards,
he a.tended to moor; her home, but found her in the
care of auotber person. Tuts exasperated Dim very
much. To evade him Mies Galt went Into an ante.
room, but Patton followed her, and %eked to shake
hands. This she refuwid to do, when h. drew a clasp
knife and indicted thret stabs in the neck anti one in
the left breast. The young lady wee taken home,
where it is said she died on Sunday evening. /Won at
one absconded, leaving part of the clothes he wore on
the bunks of the river, so as to mislead the police, who
I are searching the district for hint.

frelana.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

FURTHER SIi(ZOBES OF ARMS.

AA important seizure of arms was made in Cork
city on Tuesday to •ruiud. A largo party of police
proceeded to the north side of the city, and in a place
near where they made a faule search on Friday
night, they dllo3vered bidden under six feet of earth
a U 41141 °Attaining a large Dunbar of Snider rides, •
quantity of dynamite and gun c.itton and ammunition.
No arrests have been made in c 'enaction with the
seizure. Amongst the articles *oersted were seven or
sight rides, • lag; s quantity of ball cartridges, about
40b.. of dynamite in small cartridges, and 80 punches,
of American pattern. The vault had evidently been
used ea • mazes as by some secret organleatiun.
The Tratee police seized a; the railway station on
Tuesday evening, • cask containing 20 rides and sword
bityueeie and 1,100 rounds of ball cartridge.
The police at Clonniel, on Tuesday, Selli d a large
box containing arms and ammunition coos.gued
to Dublin from Pouliot', and arrested the man who
booked the box. The auttioritha at Dubiia Castle
were at once apprized of the se sure and arrest
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

WHAT THE WORLD BA VB.

A sidle; ug and popular Budget will be probably
one of the events of lb. Session. Mr. Gladstone will
have a good surplus Si his command, sad be will, by
skilful financial manceuvring, maks it larger. It is
likely that another blow will be struck at the landed
interest by raising the succession duties to the tuns
level se the legacy duties, sad taking a good round sum
off the incans-tax.

Oil dir at the Reform and other centres of
liberalism that Mr. Forster visited the Qiieeti, at her
Majvsty'sexpre.. WWI, to receive personally the Royal
thanks for his effective measures tor the resnotstios of
order in Ireland.

At a ball gins by the 16th Lamers at York on
Tuesday last an mouring spina& happened in the
mune of the *vetting. In Me middle of one of the
dooms a lady's 'dress-improver 'came off, and lay is
the ball-roots like • white make. For • time the
dancing was stopped, and as the lady to whom the
thing belonged would not come forward, • gentleman
had to rent PTO it tO OEM of ths side seats. It Wits wall
wear such things they ought to be sure that they on
well moored, for they an most unsightly things whim
they are not in their proper place.

I learn that the Premier has made his chaos, and
that the Rev. George Henry Wilkinson, Vicar of St.
Peter's, Eaton-square, chsplsin to the Bishop of
Truro, and canon of the future Cathedral of Truro, Is
1., be the new Bishop of Newcastle. Perhaps Mr.
Wilkin.on's chief claim to advancement it to be found
In the fact that he enj.iyed the rare houour of convert-
ing • ditches to toe titte faith of the Church of
England. Mr. Wilkinson, if not a Ritualist ab-
solutely, is • pronouncdd high churchman; and poor
Mr. Green in Lancaster Gaol mu.t find additiottal
reason for bewailing hid martyrdom when he learns
how many of hid friends and iatimates hare been pro-
moted to fill vacant stalk and ens.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

AN ENTERPRISING UNDERTAKER

Some curious facts relative to the burisl of paupers
were aliened at • meetutg of the Rioter gusroistes
ou Tuesday. Tim guardiaus albwed the snm of 3s. as
a fee far tee otli,natiug minister at funeral; isad it has
transpired that during um last five years taw nodes--
tater had buried Uri porsonsoted, haw a load preacher,
bed hie •tslf perforated the fumes' serAos at 81lunerale
CompAiiit was also nude of non•psyment by the under.
taker of tees allowed by toe goer-dim:is. The board
&kris:amid to eater inio • fresh anaract for funeral.,
but • Invtlol3 to recover the misappropriated fees was
withdrawn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

lIPWIT.

NOIMOKrOIIIIIBT Fttentei. to THU CHOICHTMID.—
Lot Monday the filet Nonconformist funeral took
pile. in the perish churchyart utpter the sew Burials
Act. It was that of the hete Mr. Young. wham
remain. were taken from his ieeideneei.o the wes,sysa
U where deceased was a member of the society.
At the chapel, put of the W. stryen writes was pvr-
I •rrit..d. and the prootivii. u thence west t the churob-
y,rd. en-re the Her. %V. Andrews, of Weym .uth,
c„„riro,d the Service in • very impressive manner.
Th • fact of this being the first funerel under similar
• ta•wars attracted great attention in the village
„n eighh uirhoo.l, and mourner. c-tme from Upwey,
• y, Nottingtm, and Weymouth, so that the
pee WAR quite • far e One. A very suitable
•41,•••• was delivers 1, and the whole pros.' tinge are
'poke', el as helm; very appropriate and orderly, as a
matter of course.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

MONEY WITHOUT sussuss.

LIOROWICHB desirous of having this Aooofd-
LI lIODATION would lind greatly to their admi-
ts's, before applying elsewhere, to forward their apph-
cations, or call for enquiries to Mr. J. Las, pa,
Accountant, 1, Tiwton-street, Weyntout:i.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

lIWANAOI.

NEW PnLt a flratioO. —rb. work le being posted
and they have already reach d the me ,ind aiorey, and
cam Swanage will be able to boast of a respectable
pane, Moti nu with cells ior the accommods ion of the
breakers ,he (aye.
Srerga—On Monday evening, the 2od inst., the
fife a ol drum band wee to i-t kin ily and liberally an-
te t i elat an eacellent supper by the worthy land.
.4 the Ship Hotel (Mr. J. B.seum). after which a
VW,' 'dement evening Wall spent th. re.
Wr.extrax CHAPEL—On Sunday last, Mr. Latin-
jgo,re, lay klimioriary for the 1.11 of Purbeck.
comueoced • aeries of .pedal arrices, to be held
du in evvy evening for . f ,rtnight. The Rev. .1.
Jii lam of Wareham, will preach nett Sunday. It is
hvp..l the eervinee will be well attenleJ, aud that much
good will be the result.
optyygt.t.owri—On Thursday evening the annual
supper of the Purbeck Lodge of Oddf4loarra and friends
took place at the Ship Hotel, when an excellent
solver was provided by M . .J. Bassani. About 50
were pre•ent, and itid .in le ju.tic, to all the go 4
thing. provided. The u•tuil ioyal and other tousle
were ziven by the chairman (Mr T. Docwra, jin)
and duly received and Ivirionrel by all present, and
songs and harmony I dirwed, making a moat playsuit
mowing. The sa:rotary (fr. J. T. HUB. r), gave some
very intereiriog and Warm iv- details of the wo.king
on istatif the wh le M.ll. Order, with special sta.
alai,' se to th progress and state of the loyal Purbeck
Lodp, showing the lodge Mood better than over,
lavW 100 niembses .ads'er MOO saved in 15 yam.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

THE CO•OPERATIVi PURE rid AGENCY

L3PER WEEKLY and UPWARDS may
be easily earned in SPARE TIME without risk,
and with very little trouble, and in most cases without
iaterfering with prompt otxupatiou„ bend addressed
envelope tor full particulars (fres) to John Day, 144,
kemilm-road. Leadon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

SHIPTON GIOAGN.

Ditalm.--A carter in the employ of Mr. J.
K. Moue, Lamer of this vitlag,, named George
i bonier, was &worsted on Saturday afternoon an an
°retard near his residence " LALIMICCII" lying on his
face. A man named Frederick tl Pester brat found
him. and, awsisted by labourers named dymes and
.;rof a, packed him up and took him to • 00W•aildi near.
Deceased was boar,/ to say •• Let me live," sad in
answer to a quindiou by oue of the men, said he did
nit know whet wise the matter with him. Hie
arnployer, who went for a doctor, saw deceased about
40 minutes before lie was discovered, and at tost time
Appeared to b$ iii good hasith. When taken to tile
•dlage bin they could not prevail upon niin to take any
brandy. Veceeeed dwd about 10 o'clock the same
evening, and appeared to be ía much pain. An
inquest warn held on toe body on Monday afterno
boors N. M. Loin, Esq. (District Coroner), and •
verdict of death trout "Natural Cause*" woe
returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

THE TRIAL OF OUITEAU.

PHILADILMIIA, TbUnKII.7.—Th, amp, iiddrieses to the
jury began to-do?, Kr David's opining or this Geveta"
mint. Hs coma:mooted Upon the summing tus of the teal-
Many. direction big aorta chiefly to dismolishing the
lossnity theory of de,ence. Galleon at first wag quiet, but
a. Mr. David(' warrnel he became :tangos sad restless
He then began his usual iatemiptiona, which kr. Dsvidee
weed unnoticed, except in one inaterics, where Mr.
Dsvidta, pausing in his speech, said. "Just Man to him."
Go Woo answered, "Thee would listen to you, but your
talk is so weak. lt is hardly wo,th listening to." Guinean
Attlalted his int•rraPtlens. but finally subeldsd, as Mr.
David's steadily diarmard d them. Mr. Dseldge neecribed
Guit-au's character as having Um daring of th• guitars
with the heat els wolf. Bahia agreefer fear of the mob
than of the law.—Tiaws.

Tour AinentitiC —Lord Hoary Lonsoe's method of
reckoning naoal straaoa La pacethar. the morn. am the
fallacy on which it is based arm pointed oat swaths ago
by Sir Thomas Sysooada "Engthad," ha " Imo at
the prosent nom thirty-ragas onooor.otod obipo bat or
building. and France his an meal number r Omega% he
,00fotofoo. withia a memorable didanas of not
being able to meet on fair terms our nearest. most pawn-
( al, and most mottos Neighbour." It words have say
meaning, throi meat that uur thirty.eight Aim ark at
two prompt time, tartly—nay, doubtfully—egad to the
thirty•eight of our aeigtibours Rut the facto are that
Frame boo only Muria= ships ready for huroadiat•
• mad gagland barn twasty-eight ; that four of Frame's
thirtpoitht aro not yet laid doom. and caie scarcely be
toad to exist, on paw, wails the reataiaote twenty
▪ In d w 00.% italic of comoistioa or hae,aioltildh.lf
four dup. on paper ate a form.dabla it would be no
difficult mattor for us to bath 400, though we doubt their
elllcusocy in time of war. Lord Hear? LIDI/01
that he does not apish as a party politician. Eli':
peak •• • tailor, ar Oa se mithrsiiiiiisa.—Pa
einem.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

B 017 MX ItXOl7 IN.

Coscitar.—The ft.ounernouth Amateur Musical
Society, Mr. T. A. Burton, oonductor, gave a perform-
ance uf Sullivan'e Martir of AntiocA in the Town
Han. 'There waa a fair attendacoe, and the oratorio
was tolerably well rendered, but the orchestra WM
the.

SHoPLITTINO BT BOTS. —For some time past shop
keepers in Bournemouth have been annoyed and put
t considerable inconvenience by numbers of petty
thefts of money and small articles. These thefts,
which have been committed chiefly by by., it hae
often been dcult t bring home to the offende-s.
This week, however, the p.dlice have eucoeeded in
hanging to justioe five smAll by,, named Albeit Trim
112), Ernest Way Ill), /Ivory Beach (13), William
H-nry Mesdus K oight (15), and George Randal
(15), who were up on Friday before Mr. *minion i
and Mr. Moore, charged the first named with
staling, and the others with receiving, knowing the
mime to be stolen, the sum of 12a, (rima till in the
shop lif J. F. Bides, stationer, Lansdowne, B
mouth. The case was clearly proved, and the &feud.
ants were all convicted, Trim was ordered Lo rec-ive
nine and Way six strokes with a birch rod. 'flie
other defendants, tieing too old to be adjudged whip-
ping, were sentenced to ten days' imprisonment in Win-
chester saoL In addition to t iis punishment Knight
and Randall were ordered to be detained one year,
and Beech, who appeared to be the worse of the five,
three years in • Reformatory School.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

BLANDIOID.

THI death.rate of Blandford for the year IRK was
163 per 1,000 on population of 4,000. This will o,m-
pare 4..0111104 with the rata of mortality of many a
provinc•al town.
WILIM OV UNITE) PRATOL—Doring the past week
united prayer meeting' have been held in the vari,us
place, of wrship n our town, commeocing in East-
street Hall on Mondas evening, followed by Primithe
Methoii.t Chapel Tuesday evening. Congregational
schoolroom Wednesday, Wasleyan Chapel Thoro:lay.
and Town h•Il on Faday evening. The meetings
were all fairly attended. They are arranged aimultaro
usly throughout. the country by the Evangelical
Alliance
BIEL' COBI•4 —About 50 members of the H Com-
pany Dorset Bilk Votunteers niustered at the C ru
FAcha ce on Wedne day evening f,r a march out to
the re-idence of Lieutenant Watts, at Lauric-ston, a
distance of five miles. The Dram and Fife BA' d
accompanied the corps, and played inspirit ng airs on
the march. It being a fine moonlight night the
outward march wit. much enjoyed. Art ring at the
destination the men were liberally regal.-d on the
lawn by their fficer, to whom hearty thanks and
cheers were given, an', after about two hour.' stay at
his hospitable real team, the homeward Mlll,cll
commenced. This was unfortunately marred by •
beery downpour ot rain.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

BENEVOLENCE TO THE ACED POOR.

Never, perhaps, has the interior of the Temperance
Hall assumed a more gratifying appearance than it
did ea Tuesday evening last, when there assembled
together nearly 200 men and women, all of whom bad
claimed to have reached the ripe are of GO years and
over to partake of a substantial tea, grataltoo.ly
provided for them, chiefly through the instrumentality
of Mem. C. Greed°, and G Clark. Thad gentlemen
had, with the athetthas of Miss West, canvassed the
town and neighbourhood for the purpose, and met
with the hearty response and approval of the inhabit-
ant'', among the foremost of the subscribers being Lord
Alington (06) and Mr. Brymer, M.P. (E 2 In honour
of the member, plants, fine, and a multitude of other
embellishment' had been liberally distributed on the
walla and about the room, and by the time specified,
six o'clock, most of the old ladies and gentlemen ha
arrived to augment the display of obserfulnen by their
weather-beaten but genial countscanoes. The custom.
ary preliminaries being over, the aged company tamed
their attention to the comestibles set before them, aid
doodler many were the scenes of a resembling des.
oriptioc, long since forgotten, recalled and referred to.
under the refreshing influence of the "cup that cheers
but not inebriates." Among than preempt who figured
prominently in helping_ the old folks with the rood
things were the Rev. K. R. Albin, Mrs. Aldridge,
Miss West, Messrs. Prank Mills, G. Clark, W. 13.
Davis, and others.
A public meeting was afterwards held, the Rev. R.
R. Albin, in the absseos through indisposition of the
worthy member for tin borough, presiding.
The Octrugair, is an earned and homely manner,
end to which be requested the old people to listen to
him as though he were their own son, spoke a few
kith sad serious wools to them. They had all, said
the rev, gentleman, nearly If not quite reached the
as allotted to man—three score yews and ten. Those
who were sixty years of age were not going to live
asesther sixty years. 'lb. young may die, but the
aged must die; and he urged upon them the neosssity
of directing, while they yet may, their thought/ to
spiritual food, as well as sustenance for the body. In
the latter portion of his add's= he characterised
sympathy as one of the noblest virtues man ever
; It was rympetby that prompted their good
Met;rl to obtsin snch an excellent feast for them that
Dight—(mtieb applaase)—aal the speaker ended his
remarks by wishing them one and all a happy and
je=mew year.
RelisLll leers dearly and ably sang the solo
" Meet Me at the Fountain," eliciting the appreciation
of
..the audience, after which . . .

G. Ctees addressed • few words to the gather.
kg. His heart rejoiced to we such • meet lag together
eli aid people, r was thsrs that essolag. la other
townie elm masker said be had wee similar deasoastra-
thess, eed oe or ocerioe the peaty coseired oettlegy
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

WEYMOUTH BACKWATER BRIDGE

Ai West:dusts, as Thursday, before Joetiose
Aid and liaddlesion, Mr. Charles moved on behalf
of the county authority for Dor.st, for pas•ponement
of judgment on the ground set out in the following
amgaytt
" the High Court of Justirma4peogi'd Bench Dl vi.
aims.
"The Qosen on the Promentiou of dm Mayor, 41dermsn,
sad Berg:sew of the Borough of Weymouth gad
Melcosah• Bee, v. The lababitaate of Um County of
Dorset
" I, Thomas Ffeoks, of Bberborne. in the county of
Dorset. Clot of the Pewee of 'be rid county, make oath
end say as follows :-1. That at the Midutromer Ad-
Jaunted Qoarter Ssesious of tho Pesos, holden a. Dorches-
ter. in sod for the county of Dorset, on the Wth day of
Ammo, MI. I worn directed by the Court to communicate
to the Mayor of the borough of Weeraouth and Medeornba
Bach • sobloso for reclaiming portion' of the flick water
at Weymouth and wectng a new iron bridge instead of
repairing the existiag bridge ft. That I accordingly
sammealeasid with the said Mayor. and I have been
Wormed by the Tows Clerk of UN said b sough that the
Cerporetioa bate nailer thew coarideratios the groomed
scheme. 1 That, I. reggy to further communications
from me pressing for the Aseisica of the Corporalion so
as to *Gabbs the county authority I. premed, I have re-
toted • letter from the said Mayor, of which the
I. a copy. .

_ _ _„.
"Weymouth, December Est, 1831.
" 'Dear Mr. Yfooks,—Newmiatioes are still poodles
with the owner of the bald on the western side of the
Backwater as to beadles. wall, dm Trona the eater* of
them It Is_lrepsedbls to bring these to • errelentest by the
Jseuery Sess mid ander thole aireumetanose I must
ask the county authorities to allow the mast to steed
over for • thee. mid I will undertake that we shall not
ruts for Judgment derby' the forthconting Hilary Blttlep.
ceenally to me Yr. Harebro • day er two arm.
aebnlVexplsined to hie it. position of it. matter.—
Yros truly, R. N Hoven" KAYO:. T. rooks. le.'
'That to accordance with the maid towtebtof to the
letter above set out, and poodles the declaim of the mid
Cbrporation, the amity autborltles have, at the general
quarter aesseet held the 3rd day of January, MS
deckled to further pretense the seceptince of • tender for
repairing the Wetter bridwu —Thomas Foam. Sworn
by the said Thomas Weeks at Dorchester, ia 161se count?
of Dorset this 3rd day of homely. 18814 !wore Si. joins
Bourn% a contailarlevier to samiMslier oaths le the
84 • Court of Judicature is
L"4.
Mr. Collins, Q.C., oceeseted on the Weymouth
(lorporstirm, mid the Court salel7PB6"M rule intBl
Users itttlest
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

THE YOUNG PRINCES.

H 31 S. Bacchante, with the sons of the Prince of
Wale. on boerd, arrived at Singapore on Monday.
The young Princes will pay a visit on chore for
some days to see the city and be entertained. They
re-embark on the n.h, on the Bacchante, which leaves
for Ceylon an that day. The Royal Priories will pay
• abort vieit t Criwbe. the cepital of the Wand,
and go elephs,4 'booths; in the neighbourhood of
Rand.

EPPS'S EOCaL —G•tritput AND comeorriso.—" By •
thaiough knowledge .4 th natural isms which govern the
oPerstions 04 ,lisestioo ootrition, and by • ctraful appli-
cation of the line properties of we elated Cocoa. Ms
Eppe has providod our breakfast tables with • delics•els
fla.oured beverage whieh may sere us meal heavy
doetw.Bite. It I,by the judicious am of such artichis
of diet that • constitutiots may be gradually built up until
'trout/ enough to 'said every tendency to abeam.
Howls...Ls of subtle maladies are &Mil. around us ready
to att.ck whe.er, there Is a p tnt. We may tycePe
many • fat.l shaft bs kueping ou.selve. foltin-il with
par.. blood and • propody nnuri.hed franse."—Civil
Serview Gazette. —llade simply with k•illui water or milk.
Sold only in Packets labelled—"Jsitre RPM & Ca ,
licLea=thie Loadon."—Also &takers d Ypres
Istion fag discaosa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

IN STOCKS k SHARES often yield
£lO returns five to tee time* the amount ilve4-
e 4 to aa maly daps. Two Uttaatouo
To litt:Las foe encamp, in Explaa+tol7 Book,
soot
free.
Addreas EO. EVANS Co. Brokera
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

A RIOT AT TRALER.

A Traitor, telegram states that attar ten o'clock on
Saturday eight a picket 4 the 18th Segment, who
Imre contrA id the town in company with the police
notri inidnyart, arrested two men for drunkenness A
crowd collected, and attempted to rescue the pAsoners
sad take the soldias' rifies. A secood picket, comtag
up, charged the mob. A man named Moriarty wm
stabbed through the body, sod conveyed to the
lofirmary. Others were also Injured, but the
s went retained. A renewal the attack is
retrir The picket were increased on duaday night,
and patrolled with fixed bayonets

Parkas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

REOHITT'S PARIS BLUE
Has the largest Ws la the world.

REOICITT'S PARIS BUIS
11“ woo ibo bigbest testimonials fur quality & beauty
RZOICITT'S PARIS BLUE
The moat economical Laundry Blue.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

DAY, SON, and BBWITT 8 " BROM:MO-
LINE," for Hunk and lloone in Sheep end Calves
It enter,' the blood, and impregnates it with a pungent
ganeuutt odour destructive to the Worn, or Parasite in
the Windpipe and Lungs.

DAY, Seg. and HEWITT'S " RED PASTE
BALLS,- for Mares after Foaling, being • great
purilier of Milk for the Colt ; it ',slier, and destroys all
humours and Feverish Syrup, sin Horses, and is lest
ths remedy to restore appetite, sad impart • molelike
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

THE STAPPORDSHIRE MYSTERY.

The two men Clowes and Johnson, who were
wrongfully sent to penal servitude for an ateault on a
neighbour named Brooks, at Leek, se Staffordehlre,
two yeses ago, were releamed from Mftlba k prison on
Saturday morning; and War in the day they arrived
in the locality where they formerly resided. Both men
before their conviction were in fairly god circum•
'canoes, but Clow*, on datrisday found his home
sold up and his wife and children receiving parish pay.
Johnson', wife had managed to keep • home, though
she lain rather straitened circuni•tanoss. Btb men
are said to be greatly altered in appearance. A sub-
scriptiAs on their behalf is talked of in the neighb ,ur.
hood, Clown islog literally penniless, while Johnson
hal very little wherewith to start afresh in the world.
'1 her rase will 00 doabt be tater' into consideration by
the Government.

On Friday cuornkg the Governor of Milbank
Prison was informed that Johnson and Clowee were
about to be sent up from ettateem, that they were to
be treated in every respect •• free men, to I:refurnished
with an outfit, supplied with money, and to have their
expsnsee home pail. They &aired in plain clothes
about IL o'clock. Breakfast warn served to them, • new
outfit of their oen chows, mint for, and the governor,
chief warder, and officials td the prison generally
showed them a kindness which Em, reseed them greatly.
The fleet positive asses of their delieerenoe wee given
them at Milt:mak, where the governor delivered to them
the &commit, which, by curious misnomer in this
case, is called •'' free pardon." The men were not,
however, quite :sup 'pared for good news; the cheek*
of clothes at: Chau.= acid the journey to Milbank had
suggested to them that an important chanip..ll they
thought ue to the exertions of their friends—warn
about to take place. 'they were touchingly quiet
under the influence of their glad excitement, and they
were grave at the mention of their accue,r'e death.
Asked by some one why they had not asked larva to
petition when they were at Milbank, they stated that
they considered that after trial they had not much of
a chance, and that they had been informed that Vlore
was little use in petitioning until some two years of
their term of penal servitude had exidred. They
declined an offer of the governor's to telegraph to their
friends, and having had all their immediate waists
attended to, and been provided each with • sum of
tor present necessities, beside their railway I are, trunk
and outfit, they shook hands all round and went off to
catch the afternoon train to Staffor .shire. They spent
the evening at Burstein with • particular friend of
Johns Al's, curiously enough bearing the woe name as
Ms companion Clomps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

/MOVIE..

A Corrirs.talits.—A woman named 3illard,livins in
Market-inteet, attained the age of 100 years on Sun-
day.
SCENIC IN A CIICRCIL—The Bishop of the diocese
has been called on to adjudicate in a &tout* arising
out of the r,cent ch .mh decorations at Yeovil Marsh
Church. It appears that the daughter of one of the
churchwardens dreorated the chancel with Sc, ipture
trits, Etc., and plc d a cross, ,omo.eled of flowers, on
the commtvion table. The other church-warden oh
j cad to the ado.nm-nta, and in tbe midst of Divine
service proceed., I to vie commuoion table, thew down
the crawl, and dretroye I some th-r decor lions. His
co-churchwarden, annoyed at the manner in which
his daughter's handiwork was being treated, stepped
Into the cha . el, cau.i..t hie brother official by the
collar, and thre• him back am apt the choristers.
Toe vi at, who witnessed all that had taken plee.,
wrote to the BM p, wh bait directed that the &case
tines shalt be rrplaced in the church.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

to a tato babes oyes tin hare ossopod. Witness that
omit out to the defendants and sold ho know Hum
They ran away is the direction of oa.lagtos. Ha
woo within a luisdrei 'orda ol dim —Fined Al each
and oast&

—William State wsa summated by Ellen McLain
for wilful damage, and William Stelae sod Henry
Combos were summoned at the lastmuce of the some
defeadaut for assault; Stone end Combos with
Jonathan Law were also summoned for assaulting
Joha McLean These awes were tuba together by
ocement of all portien—lb. IL N. Howard t.d,
and Mr. Hasse appeared for the t..—
The Batch considered the whole cuse a very bad can
It seamed to have ernes gt lest by reason of Stone's
&aim, aid he wank' be limed be the ires awe /11
mid the damage; for meaulting lb. Manna, n
and oasis, and for emaultiag lfin McLean. /2 sad costa
—total. 18 4.. Id.; Henry Oontben was had gl sad
costs for amaultiog Mr. iLeLess—toteL 1d14.. &L;
Jonathan LIDO WES lined sod eons for ameniting
Mr, McLean. The Bang wished to mark their sense ot
the riotous conduct sad were determined to put • stop
bolt.

InS•1411141 • WATCH AT PORTLAND.
Alba t Teossat sod Jobe Yana, privates is the
Mb Badiatest, were sbagod oil rusted with dada*
a weak the propilty watchmaker, a
Peetlaact—Efoth guilty. —Tenosat
wee seatewood to trre=ths Imprison:nag siad Jobs
Mona one mouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

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PRINCE LEOPOLD'S MARRIAGE.

It is sald to be the Qaesn's present wish that the
marrisge of Prince Leopold to Pillions Helene of
WeWick should take place at St. George's Chapel,
Windsor, OD exactly the WOO lines as the marriage of
the Duke of Connaught three Fears who, •
number of Rude offici as and fore n potentate. were
Invited and were the guests o her Majesty at
Windsor Castle, the whole Royal household going in
state. No dollen' date has as yet been fixed, but tile
believed in official quarters that should nothing alter
the present Lima, the marrLge will be soleannesd in
the third week of April.

TERRIBLE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

Nan Yoga, Sunday.

A frightful accident occurred on the Hudson Rim
Railway at seven o'clock on Saturday evening. An
express train, containing many member. of the New
York basisincur* and other pr.cuinvin pssrsoss, MIS
stopped at a point about eight miles from this city on
account of trouble with the running gest. Six miuutes
Id., another train crashed bah is, " telescoping" the
two rear paiesw our., throwing both from the line, and
setting them on fire. Sigfit persons were burned to
death, including fieuator Wagner, the inventor of the
Wagner Paiute Car, in waich he was burned. Mae-
teen other persons were injured. The blame I. charged
upon the guard, who neglected to aiinal the approach-
ing train.

SUSPENSION OF 8,000 FORESTSIA

The Executive Council of the Ancient Order of
Foresters, acting upou the decision of the Northamp-
ton High Court meeting, be. expelled front taii Order
fourteen district., oomprising six iy ,siurs, with 8,318
members, in oo..equans of the r hsving fall,d to
register' under the 1111.417 Societies ea es legal
breathes of the Order. The Execative state that this
wee the only worse open to them, as any farther
Miley would have brought the genera law, ad the
Hiss Cotut which passed it, into contempt. They
add that alreely warts with nearly 2,000 members
have applied to luir,w what steps they can take to
become registered aud then be teinstatel in the Order.
On the other hand, during the last quarter nieeteen
DOW 00111111 have been opened--fdteen inEuglaud, two
in Sooiland, sad one each in Wales and Lemma&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
By ROYAL APPOINTMENT.
To Her Maie..ty. by tia To the Princeel Walks,
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disease, and an tine healthy condition, viz.:—
DAY. SON, and HEW irrs " CHEMICAL
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Ewes and I',we, and all Gangrenous Wounds, Cute,
and Hares 4 all Animal.

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'RUM!.

An extraordinary occurrence is reported from Nana.
On Wednesday night as the driver of the mail cart was
proceeding from that place to Drogheda be was
stopped by a man who used threats towards him.
Heturning to Nevem he communiceted with the post.
maeter, who srmed himself with a revolver and
accompanied the driver of the cart on his second
journey. They were again stopped by the same man,
whom the postmaeter shot deal. The deceased man.
reported t, hikes been a hall-witted itinerant cattle
drover.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-16

POOL/.

8011:11Y OIOSIIO.—At a public meeting held last
week at Bournemouth, under tbe presidency of Dr.
Drury, reeeintions were adopted in favour of psss.nl-
tug foe the extension of the Act to the whole
of land. Rev. Pelham Brakes (rector of Warr
ham), supporting one of the resolutions, stated that
great Aorta were now being made to obtain an Act
foe Donstaltire.
TISTINONIALL —Lest week • special summoned
meeting of the members of Court " Rotas Hood," No.
6,210, of the Ancient Order of Foresters. was held at
the court room, Herbert Home Taverii. The Chief
Banger (Bro. D. Bolls), as behalf of the court, pre-
sented Bro. G. belinndoa, of twat •• Amity," Poole,
with • sliver watch, and Bro. IL fkiy, the late sear
tary of the omrt, with • marble cloth, as a slight
token of acknowledgmeut of the valuable services
readeeed by them to title court and to the Order
' generally. Bros. sfundon and tidy suitably returned
' Umiak% sod wished continued sour se to the court and
to Forestry generally.
Tmii ArPLICATION 701 e_Ft,msgay OaDEl.—Tbe
Mayor and burgesses of Wareham hese ma le the
following repressatations reepectig g the fishery order
applied for by the Poole ben Council :—"l.—That
the Corp *ration of Poole have no manner if author-
ity or jurisdiction over any part id Poole Harbour
beyond the bouods of the ancient port or harbour of
tbio ton; of Poole. I.—That such ancient port or
Whom does not include either that pert ol the channel
known as Wareham Channel extending from the Pim*
in seatim 3 of the draft prorielostal order called • tw-
elfths Aftwell ' to and below Rmsell quay 011 the Ante
shore, or that part of Poole Harbour lying to the
south of the channel between Poo.* and Branham..
3.—That the reference in section 2 of the draft pro-
visiocal order to the ' boundary stone' at Rodcliffe
Aftwell on Are. Heath is inacoorate, as no such
boundary atone is situate there. 4.—Teat the inhabit-
ant, of the said borough of Wareham have, by pre.
scription, a right of free navigation within Poole
Harbour; and have also, from titue immemorial, been
accustomed to ssh and spear eels within the limits
named in section 3 of the drift provisional order. 5.
—That the provisional order, U male and confirmed
by Act of Parliament, may injuriously affect the
interests of the said inhabitants of the borough of
Worsham by enabling the Oorporatiou of Pools to
place reatrictions on fishing and ml.epeariag within
the limit, In the said order named." It is stated that
the Earl of Eldon, Mr. W. B. Banks, and Mr. W.
H. Cakxaft have also lodged objection* against the
order being granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-16

POOL'.

THE NICRDE2 OF LORD CAT LHDISH.—The Ilse of the
Sbiretiall has been S sting half-meat since the horrid
traredy of -Aturday.
ILLNISA OF THZ IliTolll Feint/L.—Dorchester wall
'rem! • awed on Monday last by rumours of the
errioUe ilia-ea of Dr. Aldridge, father of on. esteemed
Mayor. It is a mores of gratific silos, however. to his
numerous friends to know he is u .w much better.
Litarti.—Mr. Cartridge, a landiori of
Lyme Regis, woo hats been on • vied he-s to his
hr therdn•law'_sl Mr. K. Smith, di,d somewhat
eir'denly ou Wednesday. He was out in the town
about one in the m ig. and et three in the after.
no. wee • carped. W. understaist he recently lost
hi • wife. and bat be,n Ina very depressed state Dino*
A RIT•AWAY. -Jawed 11 Ake), general dealer, of
tip. Gam Q iey, posimmees • borne whit'. seemingly has
taken "the bins ribbon." One day this week it.
inviter left it standing with hie ca•t outside the d
of a pub whilst he went int 'have • w I. The anim .1
gave It. owner two hours, but, when it began to run
Into the th r I, it evidently arriv..l et the o
that it waa gettiog too mush of • good thing, au it
started off at full gallop ..own the High-skeet. turned
int. Mount-lane, an I coldd d with a larn,prod. To
lano-p At wee cuts' leratily ehsken, and tile body ,4
the trap pa•ted cin Any with the shafts. With th--•
iv tucks i t'ho the frizht ~non umbel i .to the
marsh, which adj dos the powder.house, but was
4.t moat.", g .t unhurt.
THR LAT' hut. SAMCZI. SIAR I —Curt " Amity,"
No IE4I, of the A.O. F., have drawn op. a. d pres oted
the lo owing kindly testimony of con Nilotic. with
Mr.. hlsitn, the widow of their late rtecretary. "
Mire. S,mue Thomas Martin. We, the on .ereigned,
behalf of the officers and mambo's of the above
Court of the Ancient Order f Foresters, beg to
express oar hear N t yinpathy with you in the low if
y tor late Isiment-d tiu.ba nd, sod our esteemed
br then, flarsu.l Lb mas Martin. We have thnught
it nor duty and privatize to t dce this means .4
aeknowl.dging the valuable services he rendered to
our C nut for • lope period of time, and especially to
refsy to the highly efficient meow in which he dis-
cha-gsd the duties which devolv.d upon him durtog
the Ili years be acted as Secretary. His obl ging
and etraightforward character endeared him to all his
brethr-a, and we trust that you will accept of our
moet sincere condolence, and to accept this memen•o
in renflinitlf.o of the regard in which we held him,
together with our best wishes for the future." The
stir., has been bowlful!, sogroseed in colours and
gold arid silver. on the left slle .1 the parchment stand
two Foresters in full regal. under the orthodox pfull•
trees, es bile at Ihe top, the risi og -um sheds ta rays around.
Altogether it ham a very hands 'n.e appearance. It
wel the work of Mr. W. S. Wattleworth, of Lougfieet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-16

SWANAGIL

Tug steamship Emprevs mais her first evening trip
last Toursday to &omen ,uth aed bang. It big a
delightful evening many availed themselves of tug

e
trip.
Corrals= laain.—Mr. H. Wall has sent One of
his obnozi us c.,pyright claim, to bwanage,
but not In the usual In m. lostea of • claim of 40.
It. 110111 one of t 6. bang 1:2 each for ein‘ing, pleyiug,
an I all .witu it Pi be u..d et the Tonic 6. I.fa ciocert,
Sweetie., • short thew since. No doubt it I. rigot fir
copyrlghte to be kept se the property of the owner.,
but, at the same time, it ougat not to be allowed to be
ynblishe3 without • notice ti that effect. ibe claim
I. made on Mr. Brows, and we hope that be may set
friends to Lido hM, as the concert was for a good
Cause.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-16

TRIPLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

A shocking occurrence took place ea lriday is tM west
and of Homourentith, in which three children were mar-
dared by wear mother, who also logicted rivers Wades
_pen Decent from du effects of which she died is lb.;rest Luido; Howit ii a few hours al terwarda The aamse
of the victims are idea Giordano., aged four pence; Robert
Gardener, aged two you.; and John Gardeser, aged three
months. They were the caddies of Hobert Gardener, •
gardener, who lived with his wife Elima aocupying lour
rooms over • sideway at 3, Therematima Wemend,
Hammersmith. Toe murdered children were dlacovend
by the lather on returning home to dinner, shortly after
one o'clock. Hs was Arm met in the mews by mother
boy, who asked bin if he had seen hie mother, as she wee
not at booze. As soon ash. got upstairs hiss, the clothes
of Robert lying on • table in the IrOpt rumn. He ceded
"K lie" several times and got no sumer. He looked
through the keyhole of the dour of Me back tom,
which wu locked on the inside, and saw his wife
raise barrel: up by camas of the cot, unlock the
door in a stmigering wad ition, and foil on the bed,
where she was al wren& found lying between two
of bet dead children. 'lle husband went Into the
room and was hornfied at the sight before him. Two of
the children were lying across tomi bed with the mother,
their throats bitsg cut in a fearful manner. The children
wore all undrsed, and the baby woe lying with its throat
cut in bad. The husband immediately west in search of
a doctor, sad as the way met B.7gb. Willaber, end told
him that his wife had murdiraM her abildres. The
serment procured the assistance of • constable, who went
with hun to the place and band • terrine knits. mach
worn, covered with blood. Another knit, was lotted
thit bed, Mao a bottle aantalnum aikuld. The sergeent,
with the amistonce of Inspector Welsh, couveyad the
mother to the hospital, where she died about four o'clock
in the &lingoes. Al preseat the bodies of the children
remain Is Me roots undies the gathering of the particu-
lars by In.pectur Waiters, of the I divines, for the
tafornaMon of the coronet. No come can be aseigned for
the shocking occurrence. According to the information
given by the bestow:id ho lived most happily with his wife,
to whom be had been married about twelve yeera He
lift home at Mae o'olock in the morning to go to work,
I and Ids wife wad this in her weal health. Btte was also
seen by • neighbour half as biota afterwards, at which
Urn. she spate to her. This appeared to be the last time
oh* Well sem before Ms dreadful occurrence. The &owed
woman was 36 years of age, and the neighbours speak very
highly of her.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-16

DUI'S or NIL HALM

The Mettle mentioned the lees esatainta by the
removal of almost the yousgest member of this Huard.
It appears that there was • life of public usefulness
before him, which hut snapped short puddenly. As a
mark of 'aspect to Mr. itimite's memory, he mat the
Superin• 'indent of Police to state that the Corpuratim
were quite teeety to pay every respect I. the mew ,ry
of docsaiied, and understaudiug that the funeral wits
to take place at Cr combe, he sent t prop 'so that
the Corporati.in Mace. be ',at to be bores at the
tuuoral ; but the ismily wiehtug it to be a ictiet
unei al, that had not been carried out. He had sent four
taws, and aid uot know that they could du any more.
Ale. HuBIRTaoN, J.P., and Mr. hiturpat, J.P.
exprees.d Lbw deep sorrow at the sudden death of
Mr. Hanna Mr. Milledge had sweated whether
Vie meet,n,t should he a ljournwi ; but, owing
to the importance of the town business, this timid nut
be ostrWd out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-16

A MURDER ON THE BATTLEFIELD OF
WATERLOO.

At the Arises of the Department of the Seine Inferieure,
held at Rotten the week. a Frenchman named Edmond
Baguio has been IF et tor and tonal guilty or baying
murdered his paamour, Amalie Ruseaw, at Waterloo.i
Berequin wee erreet• I two or three months alter the
minder at as pa, sod from the endears siren at the
trial it spgaared that the primeer, who bad been trans.
=Lti New Caledonia tor hie puticipstlon In the
ast rebellion, was amneaU,d in 1870, and upon
hie return to Pails obtairied employment in mi insurance,
office. Having embersled a sum of .000. he Red to
Br where be made the SOQUAlntatleo of the
and I,d a tile of idioms s until the money which
be had scabessied woo all spent. A short time after this
Rwanda and AroCie ilausaw disappeared from their
accustomed haunts In &Mask, and nothing WM
was beard of them until a peewit discovered on the
borders of the (or 'it the dee managed body of a woman,
partially devoured by rata, and the heard nearly aspirated
from the trunk. Th wee found to be Amalie Rossawand in
accordance with the horrible custom prevalent in French
marts 01 jttehha, the " le +he ol the murder' WY MOW
stituted, the clothe, of the murdered woman having been
fitted on to a dummy, with the head of the victim
modelled in wag. While the trial was being head the
pus,' end which covered this model was removed, lipids,
that the jury in gin be duly impressed by R. The prisoner
did not &lay hoeing killed the decesesd, but he declared
that be dads, in • tit ot j.ialoudy. and Dot. as ska ppm.
lion alleged, in order to act flu 01 her and bve with some
other woman. It we. funfair charged against him that
when arrested at Dieppe papers were found upon him
• which shored that he wee maturing a plan to murder and
rob two rich cattlirdealen who were in the habit of
' stranding the market there; but the jury took a snersitni
I view of the class, and brought In a verdict of murder in
the second degree, for which he use sentenced to penal
servitude for life.