The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1866. ~.
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D istrict Webs. BLANDPORD TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. WINTERHOENE WICKLAND. sir. J. Y. SrernErni said it append to be, he CATHERSTON LEWPSTON, man," which was well received by the troop. and
ati.dne 6b.tetned-Vseenwribeteeeuty or the inhailoa_leele ("eloadutitumukueeheereh
---u---- The friends and mpporten of the Temperance ca CRICKET-The club established in this • bed "en I" in the Dewlitsisir• . At the Beiminster County Petty Sessions ea acknowledged byQoarter.master Flower. The _
But
when
um
people ask ke gory
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of
any mod /) I
. WEYMOUTH. • is this town celebrated the opening of the winter wound up the resent on Monday week by • match Mr. Pont thought there wet • new regulation of Monday week, Mr. Blackmer* was summoned by Mr. of Sergeant-Major Connor, Berate Barrett, and
they .
session by • public tea in the Cern Exchange on Mon. be ad dsingle,the House of Lords requiring that • (*dein number Poole, overseer ef the pariah, Ifor non-payment of 74. 84. Quarter-matter Futcher, followed. Other EGIHIS ~_ „wean it, not from countrymen and
they were . .
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. We revel be and that the der etek. Theezieutiee of thetee" the
warn
an
of shares be the landowners in the neighbourhood poor nom Defendant pleaded thee he was not lieble. were giveo, and the company separated, much
brothers, but from the representatives of • croommatiag
lent in th' .1 . , snore prevalent la eastrict thou Dorset County Association have to make a desperate fight for it, just as it
sin. lahl their quarterly meeting at the Town Hee in Ott ?deadeye tbe 24th wet., the prises recently Anted be token before e 11111 should Peer to show It tppearei that formerly be was Umtata a lane in the pleased with the pcocreedings of the day.
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noticent ilo ret
0, e
leaveth e n • n." He repeated the story of the defeat of the •
1)' years put. At our mule,' on the eftermon, the chair being taken by the Presideut, gained by the children attending the parochial to Mr. Hildyard, which be left last --- EnsesU-Gladstems Reform Bill "by an crepodtiou an
lay sample on the monde was the Rev. 8. Knell, of Thriep. Among thou present echoed. in this parish at the Dioorean Prise &hems othfaitt.thellf:eillinilleitnktnhoewueilfghthah°tarwashmdthweaareat fnavoz.malignant and discreditable aa I have ever seen brought'
we noticed the Revs. W. Shorten and - !eaten Examination, were given to the fortunate corn. A YEBURY.
O.ItAP i
glebe".
di 1:1 Lao' cuprddtel :it' 4:l° bad'in 141ihni
.::.'n.it: ni
. en
(.1 to a:qdhouenni ihol .t:h;:eni let OE= e twitt 1 14 , haeawasie
KoinAoctnin„ nnZ7MunviortunbV*66.liler. had ulausthia weir brecifhTee. agagat"quo_aetedy.:leleererotim the selththledoilheth.Homelil Celnita:u.,l . .
Meagre. Hodges, Stent Mate Curt' IH•rker Gatelio ' Hillll Mr.
wan(.
vetidierit.iw withdrawn.
they
liad nothing to do with r..
IIYNICIPAL ELECTION.-Wo Barnett, Lawrence, ice% DiairiaLVl 4f u u.v, petitors by the Baron Hembree who expressed his •
rom.t e _ o owing
lays Hoot, some of the efßliated a eleties were also great pleasure at the distinguished Pultion this the withdrawal of it, be thonght the want of was stated that Kr. Montillore still considered him his when mounting--- .. bores, which was freak en consenting nal° In
"Ie every workshop, in every roan, in ovary fastatetry,
i upon Mr. Richard Qurfe Castle, A per v Estonefit. M K• earl
1 ' -Bishop's D"sr,„.", school had attained at the examination, and money was most likely to liege been the cause.
y morning. as is doing w • club home el every trade there caught to be
1111 the pledge he gave Magna, ',me' Heel." Leyte.' e,ta aminette."TteeeentemlP",rt.: earnestly urged all the scholars present to emulate Mr. J. P. Secretes said • certain number of Oatherston Pores, a hedge between it and the adjoining
hung up with these remarks, or talker slanders epee
the worldng nen -febeen). if them 4"a." b. truilb
et again come forward Andrews, Moredon, ehafrethery, Poole. Stickland,
tuning. During Mr. Blackmore's onsupation of monde 41..6 .. ..--ail.
the diligence shown by chose who had been ito shares were required, he believed, to be taken but pert of the glebe land had been taken down by Mr. •
am in the tesioncel thunninster Newton, Stuiminster Marshall, Stornford, suocessfuL The heron very kindly pretented each not fnim the landowners. Hildyard. When Mr. Blackmon' left the farm Mr. CALNE.
.at if nominai„ East Howe, km The meeting having been opened with of the scholar, present with a shilling and a plum
'e would ~. -To' 'duellist and prayer, sod reading a ',erne° of Scripture, bun ; these who had obtained prizes were atill was not going to be taken off, and asked, if so, if down, Mr. Po
Mr. W. Cot-FOX inquired if the Lyme omnibus Pople took it on, end as this hedge . was still PROPOSID Anarranon OF THZ Lowest Room wheat the said
are up there that atewo_p see In thigh labgagef etre
and Mr. Blacirmon; therefore had sw. iettesettal- meeting of wawa and others woe ih-a-ei; said of you by those who are hostile to Yew,
ple's cattle strayed into the OF MR TOWN HALL AS • Consregzatamos. - A Aar.: he false, as e hold it to be, the. reed what it is
or a._ .';'. . the hee' rotary read the minutes of the last quarterly further encouraged by having half-a-crown given the semen was not that the Great Western refused glebe land,
• the cutest meeting, whichreferred to en 4 f 1 •.. done nothing to the glebe land or some months, held in the Town Hall Wednesday week, under the
'red In the r ''' -a—B o' n". being adopted them. He als a most liberally presented an to carry the passengers by it at third clam fares.political rights. Then draw your ranks avow tcgsibas
••r the manageineut of societies in connection with the hermoreem for the use of the school.t ets
need, with Union. He thought it was an advantage to the railway for it **snow covered with weeds and thistles. He had ut R. Healy, kw, Hol, to sod make • more resolute and delermined ).
consider the desirabilty of converting the Lower change the state of things in this acruntry-i
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whom be The Cu gain/ said he had only received but onecropy the omnibus to be continued, and it was said had injured the laud in eentequence, as presidency „, the Mayor, run
left the neighbourhood and foundered that as Mr.
'he true of society rule.; he was waiting to hese others, roan to SPETT'ISBURY. Mr. SMITH mid he unilersteml it was intended to n i
-.lee'. cattle bad leen in the speech were In the Mil% the doctrines open which the
glebe land, he war the Room, into • Corn-Ezthange. The matter wee well He bold that the doctrines of Mr. Lowe attend in that
tad had he able to draw up the best he weld for the . . . , be hen oitand thought it was because the Company party nopupyinv it, and therefore liable for the rates, discusseddttu and unanimously approved. The foUo. w,i.nit, Thu
petty bees
eeted for
g...r.steee mieraateirt
4e.. adoption of societies. When they were approved Pint -On To. *lay morning snorter odors three take the .'". -s of they would be printed on the outside leaf o'clock • fire hmlie out °a the premises of Me- Id. refused to
inagistretee adjourned the ewe to the next essions, mer •a . we . without • dissentient .
T-- I will assume the ignorance, I will aasume the drunks
proof before them who was is the opinion of this meeting that the present prone
ceeega; and y will aipaiii. the degradation to he taw.
re
, of the rotor. With regard to that part of Sampson, carpenter and wheeleight, at the Railway poPe:miehagnedreMehr.thCeinitioeler oaf:seeded as there was not sullicient
• vote of thanks to the Directors, and the meeting the occupier of the land, for holding the market is very inconvenient, and as What then shall I say of the Government which hae
' the report which referred to the meeting at sash.. Inn. Spettisbury, which resulted in the total destruo- eimanted. -- the lower part of the Tows Hall is unused, and permitted it ?-(cheers). What is that Government?
bury, he had gnat plea.ore in stating that both tion of the carpenter's shop together with the coo- r--- BURTON BRADSTOCK. would be • clearable place for • Corn-Exchange pro- What ia that party that is supreme in this eonntrl 1
imalf and Mr. Hine met with a most cordial reception tents, nomad ing of tools, timber, and 60 stocks for vided it was made available, this meeting begs to It holds all the land, or nearly so. It holds he revenues
sn the delegate' of the Wm* of remised Temperate's, BEANIINSTER.
wheels. The crackling of the tilee on the roof monied _mom jet., . Ma. JAHNS WILLIAMS, ask the co-operation of Lord Lansdowne to amid of the reheat Wench the mated has ever men. It hes
'se' "d trent the hie"' a the ea"' there. end Mr. Sampson's little li whoslept at the heck part Comm Prrry Samoan, Monday. W. C. picked up on the beach a few days ago • stuffed them in carrying out their views."-"That the reso- both Houses of Parliament to do its bidding. It hes
nth of their vi-it hail been satiate-tory. for by it ,if the - . , ", ' instantly .
_, Lambert Req._.(chairtntn) J. Gonda. Esq., 8. S. fia;
damagermaned,
„of
all, moo
place
moliker, supposed to have been washed *eh' fret° lotion passed be signed by the obairman andgentle- t ancient and noble Universities. In feet it has
WO
-vile Premises and who gave the alarm. 'teen
Y had Pesiud ist° the tre••°"r's 1"Ll•IL He But by this time the whole of the inside of the shop _....e keel., tv. T. c,.r. t;e9w. and 11. C. Henley. Fel. some renal. it was seamed
men present, and sent to Lord Wedelns/iv-A vote everything of power in this eountry, and yet if aesording
1 and that the plan of their association was °P Mr. W. Sullen farmer of *yields yes summoned --- of thanks to the Mayor dosed the proceedinga to the showing of this writer the people are Meerut,
provell of, and it was contemplated to w" • name of flame', and seen "ter the reef fell in. by Supt. Mao Hale for breath of Cattle Plemus Order.
lion of the same kind for Stlisbury and the The attention of those attneeed to the spot was con- in removing 40 Amp farm Somerset into Dorset. with: SALISBURY. and drunken and degraded, it must be tea, extent for
MOM than that of sleet any other country ; 44646•6
1 for voluntary agency-(cheer.) The Illetinentle directed to aye the dwelling hones situated out a permit, on 7th September. Defendant said be Mn,saFRANCIS HOODING, Of this city, attorneyeate in almost every other eonstitutional sentry the Imo.
seed to the employment du, Venom, • abort distance from the shops and in this they sold the sheep to Mr. Russell. and did not think about (IT orreop onbtutt.
chisels more widely extended than it Is in this, and
from the 6th August to September, happily sursoesded. The Blandford engine was sent the Permit, and that I. %awed the 'nth" were It.' -- ___•—__ that without the slightest danger to dynasty or
say very gratifying, of which the for, but before its arrival the fire had completely
reed over by their secretary as destroyed the building. We are glad to hear that afferent f rem those in Dorset-Fined 7 nests. ye 13s. and a oos Shalisbui7 been
appointed
Clerk of the Peace for
to order-(cheers). Wby is it I Mk you
ASON TO SHEEP FARMERS.
fievsnah Chasm have been established, and A WORD IN SE
now that the Englishman in England are
Joseph Null, or Weelminsten, was mummened for
'etion we. • uintt oonclosi ye prior. Mr. Sampson is insured to the full amount. Tbe breath of tattle Plague Order, in removing 95 sheep
' others are in course of formation, in connection with
not so well educated as the logliahinen is
-es 'ovine joined through the and IS calve, from Somenet into Dorset, without • To the Editors. New England? In the New England States di North
and Mr. Flemington. The origin of the fire is supposed to have been through 1i0rn,,,,,, on 6th September.
eta
• lighted candle being taken into the shop about
wmally moving "that the
• meeting be confirmed. move them more than NM yards, and as both plum
e___ nine o'clock the previous evening, and if this were in hit own ocumation be thought he seas not re- hoe tad to allow the first show of this society it ia probable that Wl lOW tan
Wie•re Hoiteicetereeet SOOTZTY.-lAdy Herbert If this wet weather should. unfortunately continue,
_Ameeriaeottethiteareyhatvitobeent
jtaisttv.en greittirati, zo ofham.rh...whe
try long tam
thoroughly and fully instructed, and now ia every free
supposition is correct the lire must have smouldlered qui" to have • permit, h" it aPPr•rw"h•t °am° next year to be held in Wilton Park. The chow is and heavy mins, the "rot " may affect our sheep.
.A to the conference at some hours before it broke out into IMMO& both in his own occupation, they were not both pet of e_ed year Coronation
-day. he chief Imminent left one firm they being rented of two different persons, "e • y- to teem in with their daily and necessary food an the ,e,,,,e he the helm, opportunity 7e bang
euntion of sgeney.
SHROTON. therefore two forms. Defendant had understood from THS AHRRICAN CHURCH IN TIM SOUTHEY'S Illexce, of emcees To keep up the heathy tone of the th..7--hl e have irietrnieed;
y and fully s ors in every tree
There is no doubt at the present time sheep are obliged Sthlthiln..= tittatukairLe that wittatomise free
itrebefetwrei........ithe latet..warai
,cting body of the Hi. Sparks' desk at Htewherue that • "twit ete net Brays& -On Sunday afternoon week the Rev. Joseph etemeoh, end to guard against the invasion eddies:we State, le every Stem that was has before she late
n them at that as. required, and had therefore not obtained one, thinking Erma
stimulants or medical aid are required. Dry food, war, there is a wide saffrage. Schools are uni
nETTIIIIIIIa FAM.-This annual fair, which fore be was perfectly right. It appearing that be had sach,
tido.
aO.serm, chataiisn
the
ttishßiahediszpinofbeLenfnoesuf 16.,
with constant woes to the salt trough, would be and all the people have Si,, fullest oppertunillyeet
merly drew visitors from all parts of this and the offended against the Order quite unintentionally, kis was
• tha delegates rpisoopel Church in the Southern States of America.
n which adjacent counties, but is now shorn of much Of its *ale ordeoll to pay the cram 7,. beneficial, and sheep soon loom to relish rock salt, being thoroughly instructed for the purposes of life
doing?
former attractiveness, was held on Tuesday last. Tbe hicholatOde moon, of Bearniusteewas chimed with Theme 11•01••• amounted to about £l6. Some sweet clover bay and pea straw, and an occam --(chum) Why in this eceintry whit are we
i i ht he given with advantago. HI Voice : "Game-keeping," and laughter)-Na
o ground number of sheep penned was smaller than last year. stealing six turnaps,value 2,1, the property of Mr. Roper, e
visited Trade was dull, and a slight decline in prime took of Kingeland farm. Netberbury. Mr. Roper did net mresChun. -Professor Permute ter., has presented sheep in September may be
oALISOHIRT MISCHAPIC9' INSTITITIT AND Woe:.
Thin
supply of
fosteedta,i.7.g . we
we acing
something
h....
that.
Th...!0..th.
, ie.._ ~,, ",,,,,, have the matter in their bands, and who could mettle
etien place. Homes were also • dull rale, with the Prefuhthe eher.mitae•-Fifeedeßh'n Weld eh eitlt the committee of this institution with • valuable deemed rather expensive, but " " "`"` "" """"v• it, are discussing questions of eateehisies-this Thirty-
end exception of Irish mite; these met with with • reedy " Encyclopedia, " consisting of 20 volumes. The an almost certain remedy, than to see whole Soaks nine . and what they call conscience clause.-
2nd. ulteinieeandteh' etinMg ePhCte. Chaffey' was
on duty OD
v, sale at fair average prices. The number of visitors septeinteret.suat webeehmeh omenieme rem, pee- committee would feel grateful to receive further of sheep carried away without any effort being made (jetted...) They are all engaged in worrying some dry -we
to the pleasure fair was also less than on some
previous amnions. Cnaffey on 2.4 September, theist 6 o'clock in the additions to the above, as at present they have no
evening. found (iv • calves and six heifer. straying on the library, and are compelled to resort to the expensive ateeareeheoemhhieerhe'y coWehlderebe sfehleededp eredaily conveniently
straw fed
yards, anboresPesiallythii kind; while
whpooderesttb. of the °lple,thiarelm°lpeitt .
and would there consume a certain portion of dry wholly unpeovided for-(abeers) I mature to say it,
Axminster turnpike road. He drove the cattle along plan of hiring books from lending libraries.
BRIOPORT. the road, and Jane Breeditch told him whose they food, which they would not eat, perhaps, in the open I would stake everything I have in the world upon
were. The &Gadget came nip. and Chaffty told him WORKHOUSE CONTRACTS.-The following tenders fields. If a hot October son should follow the present it, that if the platform of the National Reform League,
Wit,nwateri company of theatricals have he would bane to ray 10s; he oluted. when Ile- constable have been secepted by the Board of Guardians of the weather, grass will be quick, and sheep predisposed or any platform which gave us • substantial or real
ra.rAeSeili:ffseortePotarhitbseentrliameatxtentehthheewireli.t.akeethPelilde. neti.ire:4
propie::rlyvisibeOlLei:bsutirtges:
here from Crewkerne, where they have for told hire if the money was not paid be would put his Salisbury Union :-Flour, 395. pa beg, Mr. Sutton. to dem...
their periodical visits, been heartily re- caves in the pound. lie did pin them in the pound, Bread, at per 41b lost, 6.1.-in door Mr. Webb; out- Yours obediently.
well supported. and the heifers, which belonged to someone else, he put door, Mr. Aubrey. Mutton, beef. and suet, lid. per
into a field and sent to the owner, who paid the fine and lb., Mr. G. 'Harlow ; cheese, 51d. per lb., Mr. weiton.super.mam
Sept.
2R.4. A. KINGLAKE.
led thorn hack. Whilst trying to shut the deer of the Simper ; bacon, told. per lb., Mr. Sutton ; tea, men's child in the kingdom-eaters). But there was
pound, defendant stood between the gate and the poetsmother argument that was very often used in the
2s. 4d. per lb., de Knight • , 4d. per lb. ditto;
T RAILWAY COMPANY, and prevented his shutting it. He took out his still to haw; ti,A ; Mr. W. leach;' ceeds; eke RA „... House of Commons which is even more extraordinary,
any y ordinary general meeting a make him let go but did not strike him, lie let ISA His 6, ig filo;— v.- Tim Olowworse understands that Mr. Walpole has coming from the quarter from which we heard it ; and
four sisters then moue up and while wittiest was talking *lut r- I declined to review his decision in the ease of Tomer; it wiui ten: That the country is so prosperous-proving
• Company took place at the that it is so well governed that redly there is not only
to them, defendant opened the gate again. Witness Sethentrae Ca•rria Mannar. - The following who was convicted at the last Berke assize of a oriminal
n Wedoewiay, the 26th, inat po oceardon for anything more, but nobody has any
then put a chain agrees the doorway and asked • man Memorial is in course of signature for presentation assault upon his housekeeper.
the company) in the chair. mined Rockett to help him shut the thane lie mine to to the Cattle Plague Committee for the County f right to ask for anything more. It wee one of the
° THE fight for the champion's belt betwein.(Theldsrls argemente. I believe, of the gentlemen from whom I
'I. Smith, J. P. Stephens, aunt, bat the defendant refused to let them fasten its Wilts :- and Marsden, took place on Teeeday, as Helms, near have quoted that we have a right, of coulee, to be well
T. Colfox, W. Collo:, He then put defendant out by force, he entente. SalishuM. Sept. 25. 1866, Huntingdon. After a severe contest of sixteen minutes, governed, but that the right to govern...us BAIRN
'. Brown, C. Newberry, Afterwards defendant and his sisters abused him. My Lords and Gentlemen, -We the undersigned and when the fight was clearly in favour of O'Beldwin
Defendant mid the 10s. on the next day, and bed the g and rests mach higher up-naughter d -cheers)
Pt., dealers, and butchers, frequenting the market, the ring was broken up by the Nottingham roughs, who But may eme ye, why it is that we are prosperous?
or:counts, which we Iminsali ha, k.- IN fendant in defence said the pound held in the City of Salisbury, beg moat respectfully to had been backing Mandan, one of their townsmen. You molls* many of you that are here, twenty-five
e read. was on the farm be rented, and he thought therefore it memorialise that the orders awl r. guletions which now
a part of his form and he could do whet he ITER
liaised it °Pima" was
it. lie had been in the habit of k • f
irWtiestede:ire to alp=
prevent the holding of the fortnightly market for the
..111.1,1:.teeAllpTelonging to Mr. Bradthaw, miller and to destitution and to famine, and It is only since 1846,
g pthithry. Seaorate B in. of 20 years ago--In the year 1841-this country was subject
'''MPSDV,„%‘,„S ' - there. The cue excited onnsiderable laughter sale of cattlet, maLtirordseindett.
sear £•°•°"°; defenesnt Was ordered to pay T3s. (including 104. fee °aria:lll2as been taken togprereeevent the spreejolgthecattle fermere•Wykham near filmdom, Oxon, strayed into a since the abolitioa of the coin laws, since the general
two witnesses) and In. fine, which he paid at once. y growing up that prosperity which n now brought
ale•ghl of barley wh;ch was cut but not carried. They ate change to • free trade policy, that there has been cons
good deal of it, and as the grain was sprouted, the Ilona
tamest of Charles Trim, charged with allowing • donkey to. themes in the county of Wilts, but inasmuch as the
results were very unfortanate. his feared that • great against en and used as an argument why there should
misted, etre, on Die highway in the perish of Channouth, on almost total freedom of the county (Firmament,. indicates
diet the time has now arrived when •relexation of those many of them cannot recover. be no further Reform in Parliament. Who was it that
' He August 23rd, was fined 6d. and 7, cede destroyed the curse of the corn law, and who was it
wise precautionary measures which have been adopted. Am:47mm! OF GIRLS AT HULL.-There has resents,' (ought desperately lAmaintain that on ?--(ch
'hid' Jetties Smith, of Whitehereh C•anonienrum. for may be sanstiened without the slightest danger, see Walt been carried on at Hull a most nefarious practice. • ' surely
sem).
earnestly ask for such an alteration in the exiting orders the obtaining of young girls for immoral purpreeseaind eVi,rheaym, mbleieyothea, know that, who arelargasTyW"h:Dadtrii.
nd allowing • horse to anal on the highway on 011, 9th of
, September. was lined 55., including costa. and regulations as will allow of the re-opening of the conveying them over to Germany. Yololllgirla have re- mental in destroying, and you . know that no man
Devi.' Lercomb, of Hantock, was summoned by I cattle market in question. peatedly been missed qed by their parents, and on inquiries
Sept. Mac Hale for having nine light weights in his j was more forward in its support then the man who
Is now Prime Minister el England-habeent U
hop on 22nd Ateatt. -Defendent pleaded guilty, and I CITY Parry SESSIONS, Monday. -Present : The being made it has been thud that they have been taken
• make it their this he so, if we, the party that we repressut
4he had forgetten to have them adjusted since salient ! Worshipful the Mayor, James 'limey, and F. off to some German port by persons who
mildness to procure yeung girls for imitiond purposes. on this platform to night, if we did much
or end a half ago. The magistrates thought sornany I Attwooil, Esqrs.-Goorge Wells, of Downtop, was During the le.t few day
from home," intact within a s there have been • number of
te
! remmoned for assaulting John Parson.. Mr. What- came of "girls miming to promo this prosperity, are we not fairly entitled to
•s rould hardly hese got light in so short • time.
c lI.Ie said it was about two. years since they I
i OMB appeared for the complainant.-The parties, week five such cm a were reports d, the girls being all offer ourselves as advisers on the question of the
franchise ?-(lcred cheers). What is celled statemanship
'eel. Ile was fined 20a and Ts. costa, and the who are dealers, met in the Salisbury pig market on between ties as e age of fuerteee and fifteen. One girl h
re forfeited. is like no other profession. In other profersioua ware
eke of Batmenster. ea. chanted with I Tuesday, and some words passed between them been seen in different clo•hea to those she wore is acknowledged, and it shale • man out from distinct.
at present us known. annals of England for thirty years past-htheers). In
lit iron weights In his mien on the . respecting a prevfous transaction. Wells, the coin, when the left hone, but on being followed she„.. the Prime Madder of England, whose failures ere in the
made tian and supremacy ; but Lord Derby is at this moment
-Defendant's wife appmred for him and plaioant stated (and his evidence was confirmed by her ~ape,. mad has not been
heard of em" kn
lien said they had used them weigher I Mr. Bailey, of Downten), that defendant wrung his others nothing
ears ;she believed they were adjusted ' fiats in complainant's faro and threatened to knock 1834 Lord Derby left Lord Grey's Government, beano
ago. She sent the weights down. 'his teeth down his throat. Complainant added that THE FATE OF THE ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVES. he would not permit even an enquiry into the excessive
I shortly before her hatband 1444 I in consequence id what had taken place, he went revenue of the Irish Church; but the Irish Church is
S them the wrong day. Supt. in bodily fear of the defendant-Defendant stoutly highly important news reaches us from Abystinia doomed to denruction-(theers). In Deill he left Sir
through a French channel; and if the facts be as stated Robert Peel, and bourne the leader of the Tory protect-
have 'mit 'hest down aSsui ' denied having put his lists in the complainant's face,
;there is reason to fear Messrs. Baum, Cameron, and, tionists-betease he would not consent to the abolition
adjutted. The magistate and "id that, - alter the altercation, they &milt Shen have, probably, ere this, been released from their of the Corn Leen; and seer slue he has been foremost beet there limo-If, and
The weights were for- a"gelb" to • friend',
way at the Roebuck Inn, troubles by the hand of the executioner. As is already in oppoppositions to all good things is Parliameth Lord
•
1 Mr. Whatman expressed hie willingness to forego known,thinsurrectionefformidablepropertiouthreatena Dube is not the leader of his party in a high sense.
m also charged with • the charge of assault, if the defendant would pay the rule of King Theodore, the reigning potentate He is not its educator. He is not its guide;
•. peseerion on the I the roue, marl eoleent to be hound over to keep of Ahymainia ; and brooding to the amounts published, but ha is its leader in all foolish contests
'I Kielty uel said the peace towards the complainant-This Walls a greet battle was fought between the Royal troops and in which in its ignorance and all its selfish-
moths PO. He I said he was ready to do, and at ones paid the the rebels on the 30th of July last. The former ness it involves with the people-(great cheering).
-s•l• and 7s- wets. waste, amountnig to Ll 3s. 61., and entered into numbered 95,000 men, while the latter, who, it genus The newspapers which write for his party tall us thee
i
n j the necessary recognizance, were partly commanded by European ofileers, were thill Lord Der and his Government me not In the least
mened for
more numerous, and occupied en entrenched camp. degree • led or precluded from dealing with this
tendon on I Courrx COURT. -The usual monthly court was The engagement began at six o'clock in the morning Reform question. I tope no reformer dreams of each
' pleaded ; held on Wednesday, before E. Everett, E,eq., judge, and lasted the whole day; aid after losing 23,000 dead things. 11 you like yeu may trust your life to your
e were • The sitting was a long one, but the cases generally and 18.000 wounded, King Theodore remained master of most bitter fee, but I will not do so if I know it. We
tined , were very uninteresting. In that of Joseph South. the Seed. Recognising the hand of the Rerlish in the had free trade from free traders; for when Sir Robert
skilful
t;cserateens of his enemy-and to which he Peel repuled the corn laws, he was as good and sincere
well, of East \Yellow, v. John Dean, of Shaftesbury,
&Witte greater raceme-the Kinn is said to have a free trader OA if be had spoken free trade for the
.w. , Mr. Whatman appeared for the plaintiff It was an ordered all the prisoners to be put to amine When the preview five or six years from this platform on which
I action to reeover the valeta of a quantity of plums, amount left, there had not been time for carrying out I now stand. Lad Derby is not a Reformer, nor
sold to the defendant last year. The parties, it this sanguinary order, but unless the Empress dared to will he introduce a Reform Bill in the character of •
epeared, met at the Saracen's Head Inn, Salisbury, interfere there was every likelihood that it would be Reformer. If be does introduce one it will be as
1 the defendant asked the plaintiff if he could duly executed. The truthfulness of the narrative is before; it will he some juggle, some dishonest trick,
,y him with 20 bushels of plums, at he. per impugned by levers" Petters something base, like the means by which they overthrew
Southwell said he could only guarantee ten the bill of Lord Russell's Government. If that bill had
with the liveliest satisfaction. It would have would send as many as be could. THE REFORM DEMONSTRATION AT K , mirdertte as it was, I undertake to say it mould
but be w
o, the defendant, according to hill own MANCHESTER. passed, received in every part of the United Kingdom
given to
mid " Here is •D 5 Bank o England note, tiltur..weotrking men, and to numbers of them a partnership
and the plaintiff took it from him Notwithstanding unfavourable weather on Monday.
it is estimated that 100,000 persons from Manchester and TA state, and I believe that the nation would have
hie pocket Two or three witnesses
',oboist. this atetement, bet theft. all parts of Lancashire assembled on Camp field to take been beeper and stronger from the passing of that Bill
(cheers.) But now discontent is growing everywhere,
'cit. agree. One said be saw the part in a Reform Desnonstration. Prix platforms were
erected
aid will routieue to gee • until that discontent become, •
ote from the defendant's band,
f the London Reform League and emend prominent these were occupied by the deputation
ent great Peril l° the country, unless• satisfactory °tenant°
latter threw it on the table. nr:rermem from eerie.s teem in eimmakere. The as introduced and pasted through Parliament. I charge
etain that it really was a £srenolutiors pawed were in favour of regidered manhood Lord Derby and his friends with this. I say that
self denied having received suffrage and the ballot, declared confidence in the they have brought eters into conflict with else+.
ni witnesses who said that /4144110, and thanked Mr. Gladstone and his partisans Imy that they have done much to separate Parliameet i
ey must have seen it. for their support of the late Reform Bill. In from the tisti°°l that they "se made the Howe of
Commous the reviler. and not the protector of the
nit aCS note, but ue the evening a meeting wan held in the Free
orlil
people, and further, that they have frustrated the Oat
aerddietPu
and
on something which may he deemed rash, as
benevolent intentions of the Crown. In conclusion,
t:witerienttihye Mr. Tr6.leßrigHhatll,' anda calling g uponae address
hi as eulogistic
"the electedef
tribute of • mighty people" with "a whole nation at I venture
his leek" to be their standard, bearer in the approaching foretelling what was to 00.1.1: I say that the men who
'ay.-Present: contest for the "political rights of millions of their are now in °Mee cannot govern Britain. The middle-
-, Matchatu, fellow countrymen." In replying, Mr. Bright said I and the workingalassee will alike condemn. T',ey
etaeeitii/tovperrnodulrelend.. In that unhappy country their
eckley, H. "I have never had any ambition for leadership, I
e B. A. don't feel myself to have fitness for such an °Mee. I policy, cod • date or c runic iesurree n which,
tory 040 never Cure. They Mil be expelled troo
'tee. E. habtvethweterikeds
the
eetherthot
or
thLrestlirerf I
tchananodedwitothott
power, and their policy will be rejected by the penole,
for it Ls on broad and just and liberal principlm alone .
Hull 'pledging myself to undertake all that this address asks
' °la me to undertake and perform, I may, however, fairly that Ragland can maintain her honest but now no-
'n pledge myself to this-thet wherever I find men willing challenged place among tbe paean of tho world -
0I to work imbue= freedom and human happiness, I treat (enthusiastic cheers.)
I I shall be ready to take my part with them"-(ebeen).
_. _ . . __ ___ _ .
He felt that the question which bad brought them
nether was worthy of their great assembly and of HAIR COLOUE WASEL-This is a beautiful perfumed
ey effort they might make. They had not to do hair wash, which in raven or ten days restores grey h, a
o with the Crown. The Queen was in favour of to its pristine hue permanently. The bead has to he
a, and had strongly urged the extension of the merely sprinkled with it daily for that time, by the
A, but euliament had rejected and desist bet aid of an ordbrary hair brush. It is told at 10.61,, ami
The House of Lords "I sometimes fear is no is sent for poet ogee order by the well-known perfemer,
temple of honour, the pith to which lie* ALE'. RUSS, 248, High Holborn, London. Mr. Melee,
temple of virtue. It has become too meets of Yeovil, can supply it,
worn out members of the House of
A RICH AND INTIOORATTNO BALI( FOR FM HAIR.
-rs and touchier). It become. eves,
-Among the numerous preparations offered to the
ens without, I fear, becoming more
public for health and comfort °L ORI in; VS li t LIK
lout wake itself up to its great
darkness will mettle upon it.' ufl. COLUMBIA W preeminent, having tritnaim..l all
that emmeee was to melte tee opposition and imitation for upwards of forty years;
he House which professes to and by the increasing demand for this famed Balm may
elity, and no longer a ahem be esemated its value and efficacy for replenishieg, in-
e„,, are eimpie. Thee, are •prating, and preserving the Hair, either from falling
to, rssp.snoible to the law on or turning grey. It impute to the Hair • bright
eat Beim& and Ireland and gloomy appearance, frees it entirely from scurf, an.l
e a greeter are on the will not soil the most delicate fables worn as head dross
-ere and esclusive n "at home" or in promenade. In the " Nure,y" ite
eon those tee ehmee use is invaluable, as it forms in Infancy the bun of
she. to whom no healthy and luxuriant heed of hair. Sold by all
e e„ million Perfumers Lode:bemires, at 3s. 6d., lte, and lle only.
iia„ no yew,. Wholesale and Reuel by the Proprietors, C. and A.
eee of the OLDMDOR, 22, Wellington-street, Loudon W.C.
I miles take
CABBSLA'S Coffees have long been held in high esteem
" N••w,
,nene for producing the favourite breakfast beverage of a
' large number, of families throughout the United King-
declare
dom. Ousel'', Teas have also long held a mention of no
'anon
ene mean repute The reduction of duty favoring • greatiy
',lib increased consumption of these celebrated Teas, Cumin,
, Smith k Co. are now prepared to extend their &geoden
by the appointment of new .igents an every teen and
village nut yet fully supplied. Either traders or private
edividuals will find the Agency • ecnuee of profit.
ems sent free by post, by Cassell, Smith k Co., 80,
enroll-Anat. London.
"ALIGHT COLD," Corianit-Few are swam of the
se of ol 'eking a cough or "Slight Cold" in its
• that which in the beginning would yield to
dy, if neglected, seen attacks the lungs.
emehial Troches" give sure and almost
ef. "The Trochee" have proved their
A of many man, and have received
sminent men who have used them.-
ists, at Is. 14d, per box.-tie,
'her column.
van.-Mra Winalow's Suothirea
•R. is Perfectly harinlee. It
up by relieving the child
eb awakes "as bright a.. a
ad regulates the bowel..
alth to the child. It
tuiiiiicia, ant is now
'eal medicine deafen
%that in another
ous. -In the
enunee, end
of diseases
lotuses.
0040 be
41 OLD
that
oe