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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

MONEY TO LEND.

rrIHE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK is
universally recognised as the Beet Office in
England to apply at to borrow Money.
THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK
now established in London (central) was first
established in Liverpool In 1873, and from that time
up to now it has enjoyed the reputation of being the
most respectable, equitable and liberal advance office
In the Country.
NO SURETIES REQUIRED.
£lO to £2OOO to lend immediately to Householders,
(Gentierneu or Ladles) Professional Gentlemen,
Farmers, Tradesmen, Liceneed Victualler*, Market
Gardeners, Dairymen, cab Proprietors. Persons
commencing BIWINOS, and other responsible Persona,
In town Of country, without sureties, upon note of
hand alone, or upon their Furniture, Stock, Plant,
Machinery, Cattle, Crops, Implements and other
effects without removal.
Loans got at other offices paid off. Money lent for
every legitimate purpose. Liberal Advances also
made upon Deposits of Merchandise, Jewellery,
Deeds, Life Policies, and other valuable Property.
Easy repayments.
Advances extended from six months to five years.
Further Information by calling upon or writing to
tstatingLOCamliunklltanN ' Principal,
Imperial Advance Bank,
Se. Tottentuun Court Road, London. W.O.

Washes like Flannel, Brushes like Cloth.
SPEARMAN'S Made of Long Staple Selected
rutin Wools. In an Fashionable
Sea water will Colours & in New Fancy Designs.
not hurt it. Makes a warm garment without
ROYAL being heavy. Unequalled for
Ladies' Dresses and for Yachting
DEVI)NSHIRK and Seaside wear. .
Special make for Children's and
SERGE. Young Ladles' Dresses in Navy
Blue, Is. Sid. per yd; for Ladies'
wear at Is. bd. kls. lid. the yard.
Patterns Free. for Gentleman's wear at Is. Ild.
and Is. 9d. the yard; for Boys' wear at 2s. ltd. and 3s. lid.
the yard. Any length cut. Carriage paid on all pa -eels
above 295. in value, to all Stations in lingland and Wales;
also to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast., Cork, and
Waterford.
SPEARMAN and SPEARMAN, pLymo CrTii.
(5 85565 0175161) witlacitt which none is Beau,ae.

Lbt:' .f\AITH'S
PROTODYNE PIL LS
DROTODYNE PILLS ARE A POhl for Deb•l Aim
A sad Derangements Ol the Gassman sad Nervous So em,
Prostration, Plir ides. Loss of Energy, Pholeal Deprow ion,
pminetho Ilin. Wasting Lik.wies, Exhaustion of Eel..
Power, Local Weaknem, end WI Dlsmisei, resulting from Low
of Vitoi Form, Atter usioir three PIII, the body sad nerves
Ore restored to meith and Vigour. Sold In &AM (containing
eugh,hent for the Cure) price 2s. Ri Msj be bad direct
proprietors oh receipt of Thirty-kw Stamps. Sant by Post
iota), tddrwo.
U. /aura is ca. Partin Howdy tabGrato..., fq, loath.
rapPAPIOP. WNW. '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

POUNDBURY tHEEP FAIN.

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This fair is usnosing huge proportiona, awl is now
1..11.1 of the largest of its kind in the coontry. As
Weybll', Britforcl, mu continue to logien in
importance, or maintain with great dilb-tilty their
position. our local fair increases rapidly. There were
estimated to be no less than 16,003 sheep !Anne I.
of which Mr. T. Ensor had nearly 0,003. blarars.
Henry Duke and Son between 3,009 and 4 003, and
Mr. Giles Symonds abut the a in.. Sheep g.r.er II
were in rare condition, arid thl*, c m`,ined with
abundance of keep, ran the !prices remarksbly high,
being Paid for horn flits. ant 91.. for copies.
Mr. Ensor's prize of £lO for the best 100, and £3
for the best 50 Irirn ewes were both secured by Mr.
W, Mayo, of Friar Woddon, for splendid pens.
Nearly in the intrust of dealers centred in the auction
sales, at whisb the following were the principal prime:—
EMAIL
Horn Mom : Mr. W. Malo &Jr to 14r Mr.
bis to Me; Mr. H. J. Smith, The to 88.; Kr T. Chick, 751
1088., Mr. W. BradfreJ. lea W 79a ; Mr. O. Kent,
Mr. fkgsom. cao to lO.; Kr. Ling (Poundbury Yarns),
63a to 7es ; Lord Elm, TO to Ito; Kr. J. Chick. Ms ed
to 74§; timers. Spines, 651 to 734 ; Kr. 1. 8/Omar% 73 ;
Mr. Hawkins, 69. to 77s ; Kr Stibr, 78.; 111 r. J. Roper,
714 dl' Kr. Toleman, iã.: Mrs. Cox. 67s ti 70a Mr.
Paull, 63s to 731. HMI L•ll%bi__l Mr. Hawkins, 411 to
1 Rs 61 : Kr. Orovss,_ 55i ; W. Maya 47,61 to 61s ;
Kr. W. Roll, 61s. Dawn Ewes :66. to edi apiece. Down
Lsmbe : 34e to £O..
Ma. Dux&
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limn Ewes: 00, to 75a. Mr. Watts' making latter 11 sure;
Mr. 8: mood 4. 70.; Mr Sprake.7ls ed. Horn Lambs 45e
to 484. Mr. Saapbenl's selling it Mo. Down Eye.: 52, to
GP. Mr. %was 'riling at (Mt D ,w 0 Wsthell 52: to (Si'

lllii-. Glum BrsionDs.

ibm Zwri : 644 to 70.. thwn E.el 571 t, 61, 64.
D,Rn Wotbers : sth to 71.. Down Lomb. 12, to 56t.
Nr. Hoigo making latter prio,

Ma, 0, ENSOR.
Out hones. Up to Ifiss • cart colt., 23ki to 3p; oags.
lip to 30p. About el Kaa Mt aNO OA offer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

ws.asizAlL.

Tim Coestevevlvre claim a gain of 18 over the
revbion.

POOLS.
FO.PIDALL.—A club having for Its object the pro.
motion of this somewhat ha-.ardous—to Judge from
.ast eon's eventities—game in being forme I here.
"Tu. INIUMTAL Ftmt."—The young "
appropriate de.dgotthre—of the town hare revolved to
hold a 11th of November, or rather, 6th, the sth falling
on • Sunday, saturoalla this year. They hope the
display will tclipm the former ones.
TN. LITTII-OAIIRIBBS.—At a recent reeling, held
in Ferri, gdon-etrret, Mr. Jamet A. L mgdown, of
Lytchet Mat ravers. was unanimneely re-elected
CertrAl Secretary of the Associated C .mmittee of
London and Provincial Permanent Staff of Letter
Carrier,.
AN INK:II/NT ItOBBERT.—At the Bourn^mooth
Petty Seoions on Pt iday, before Mr. IL Ste:Ay-11l and
Colonel Verner, John Piing, • labourer, wax charged
with having Onion 7.. Gd. from • till, at the l'euthr.dre
Arms Inn.—William Hibbs, the landlord. stated that
at ab ut seven 0.11-ek on TUSSeily evening he prisoner
came In awl, while his (the landlord's) h,ck WAS
turned, to dr all tv e direr there wat In a 1)001 in the
till, and was rib t to go &Way with it. Witness,
however, observed him, caught him by the wris', and
to .1t from his hand fiLeen sixpenoee. the prieuaer did
not deny baying taken the money. lie went out of the
door after taken the money but was aule-unently
apprehended at Poole by P.S. Ayres. Prisoner
pleaded guilty to the charge, but said he WAS drunk,
orbs should not have committed the theft—lie was
sentanoed two months' Imprisonment with herd labour.
Lou) WIIIIIORSI.—A recent number of Variil Pair
has • coloured portrait of the Lord of Canford. The
following biographical sketch of the successful iron
master, but nonce geld politician is appended :
" Born seven and forty years age of • finally which
had created, and been created by, ironworks, Lord
Winaborne WAS long known as the eldest of the present
popular generation of Quests. At thrm and thirty he
married La ly Cornelia Churchill, the Duke of Marl.
borough's daughter, developed e•sunch Coes .rvetive
uptakes. an I proceeded to contest constitucai s In
various pnito of the country. with the unforunate
remit of being always beaten with great expenditure ;
but being most highly respectable, and very we ilthy
to boot, nag moat properly made a peer by Lord
Beacondell, and thus obtained an opportunity of
speaking for hia party in the House of Lord,. Like
many other excellent men, he is no orator; but he is •
very g.x)d man of business, excellent landlord, very
generous to his brethren, and quite one of the first
flight among those who play the Roble game of tennis."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

YEOVIL.

Tut Yeovil Agricultural Show, which will be held
on the 10th of November, prowls.' to be a great
success', if one can form an from the prize
lit, which h. been very lunch improved. Beeidee
several new priroi iffered the gentlemso hunting with
the B.V. If. will give a pris-, E 5 for eh, best cheese
exhibited by competitors Heinz in th Val.., the Earl
of Ilebester offers £lO 10s. f fenc.ra, awl Mr. J.
Bruttou will give Ed j. for the best quarter of malting
barley.
MIL PLUM WILLIAMS' Dramatic Company played
'Blow for Blow" before •
fair housl at the Town
Bill on Tuesday. Mr. Williama win Unable In
perform himself, and his pert was taken by a enbeti.
tote who most successfully represents,' the character
he undertook, but the eviler wan not equal to that of
the Yeovil Private Dramatic Company, who recently
played the peaces.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

BRIMPORT.

Ilgoenan Tsar?td.aa —At the Borough Pollan court
on Monday before the blayorleharle.E Imunds,
a traveller wbo had been about the town for several
&le.—Benjamin Davison was charged wi'h being
drunk In th • boy ugh. Pri.onr r who rains from New.
castle-on-Tyo ewes fused 2a. 61. and 6.. costa, in def suit
I days.
An OLD Dreams:R.—Harriet Si, 1r.., who Caine out
a prison on the previous. day, was charged, at the
'minty Pollee Cvnrr, on Wednesday, hef rn .1. M. P.
Ifootigus, EN., and S. W. Wheth In, EST, w th
being drunk and di holy at Whi ch irch. l'.C.
&Wick said elis was drunk. lie k Ler up I. m
the road, but she fell down a.:ais. She mime fruit
Llree Regis, and was a hawker. She hsd Jos t unde•-
Poe • furtnight for drunkenness. She need very bad
language.—Frisoner Ilaa tried c soUr., in default
nee month.—Prisoner : "Then, I'll hare ths mouth."
Morrsta Prrrr (Bowuau) 8/881 No, Tuned .y.—
Before C. Kdmoncle, Paq. (Mayo ), and Mr. 'l'.
timunds, Matthew Sherman, ker.per rd the Devon-
Soutb.stree., warn charge.' with selling into:cleat.
tug rkink during prohibited hour. on Sundey. 27th
nlt.—p C. Freak in'd be enters 1 the hones about 11
in Sue morning, in company with P.C. Flicker, •nd
foUtl.i• mao there with a cup of ale in his hand. Hs
waa drinking from the cop.—Pleading guilty be was
bried 5.. sari 8.. 6.1. coete.--Charlee Vivian. South.
street, laboorer at the the Works, WY chaved with
being on the abwle premises during prohibited hours,
and, pleading gully, was Need 2.. 6.1. and tr. 6d.-
oeolle Nam. labourer. BMb-stmt. was Nailed,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

WHO WILL RE-BUILD ALEXANDRIA:

" Who will reboil! Aluandriar is • question more
easily asked than 11.11orore.1 ; font cannot be by any means
an easy t oak to provide out of • heap of ruins not only
habitable but ornameotil and tuteful hour for 121,0110
people. Necessarily, • eery large quantity of Umber
be required, ani without thit no initiative step can be
taken in the lee instruction of Um city. Now, as Alexan-
dria is within about ten days* sad of London. and the
work to be does ie admittedly great, here lam chance for
a consioidable numbar of our supertluous artleans to do a
good stroke of business. CI c uris, there will be the
netuiel ohjectione to Sala, but it may be taken for
granted that so fat u the building Ude is couernel.
them would, Gaye • contemporary, ".0101 to be for-
tune. 'avatars thou who boldly step forward to avail
themselves of the chance. As • matter of fact., however,
there appoors to be DOW 'what dd. differences as to the
aamage done In Alexandria. According to mune reports
the ciol,na made to: damages to buildingu aad property
buried after the bombardment utmost to nearly
£3,500,C00. Ti,. if we are not altogether misinformed.
tha, it a: lust ono uninant authority on thu spot who
11/o.lld be 0411 too glad to receive an order to rebuild aid
funid the whole of the houses which were burned down
for LI 230,000. If this be soiree*, it is to be hoped that
the claim inns will in no use be swarded money damaise
Is excised the sum for which the miming property auk
be replaeld.—Bwilderi Weekly Reporar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

lATEBXSTINO RIFLE mArca.

A most Interesting rifle contest took place at Maiden
Castle on Monday, and one which displayed bit an
unmistakeable manner the excellent shooting -panties
of the volunteers of the Dorset Battalion. Tea teams
were composed of men from the let Battalion Queen's
West Surrey Regiment now st Portland. occupying
the quarters of the 39th, sod the lit Dorset Volunteers.
The match may be taken as the return of that which
took place at Aldershot last year, when our " Basset "
folks gave the regulars • decided drubbing.
The weather on Monday was generally favourable.and
there was a good light. The conditions were :
Ilanq rifles seven shots each (with two sighting shots)
at MO, 500, and 600 yards. Position, prone at all
ranges. Wimbledon rules 1882. Four targets were
In use, and the first shot was fired soon duo 1130 at
200 yards—one of either team shooting alternately
side by side.
Quitstee Itsentsrr.
960 Vas. 500 Yds. 600 Yds. Tot.
Sergeant Canner ... 31 2.5 20 —7O
Captain Hughes .„ 29 18 21 —66
Drum. Major Helaine 22 26 22 77
Major Broderick 27 25 71
Colour-Sergeant Miller 23 21 26 70
Inat..Sergt. Stanley 27 23 0 50
Sergeant Barrow 26 24 21 71
Sergeant Cummings ... 36 29 22 81
Berirt.-Nielor Lowings 29 27 4 60
Colour-Bengt. Hargan 31 29 21 87
Sergeant Tipping ... 30 33 26 —B9
Sergeant Cud 1y... 32 19 20 71

_
338 292 231 88
Avenge 28.00
__ 21.91 19.25 72.61
_

lit DOM-LT RIFLU VOLUNTIIIRS.
200 Yd!. 500 Inie. GOO Yds. Tot.
Sergeant Mutford ... 29 32 31 —92
Captain Holges ... 32 29 26 —B7
ColourSergeatit Roberts 30 23 23 81
Burgeon Woods ... 26 30 30 -- 86
Sergeant Bridle ... 28 31 9 63
Private S. Green ... 27 28 25 —BO
Corporal bottler 28 31 23 —37
Corporal Robinson 29 33 25 —B7
Staff -Sergeant Osmond 27 32 24 83
Sergeant Jenkins ... 26 23 24 —75
Sergeant Samways 24 32 26 82
Corporal Welch ... 25 25 23 —73
33
3.-,1 24u 931
Average 27.58 29.23 24.111 81.75
By friendly arrangement with the regulars a second
match took place the same afternoon. between semi
aside. This proved an exciting mach.
Qcsri's Roam xBr.
200 Yds. 500 Yds. GOO Yds. Tot
Sergeant Canner ... 30 28 33 —9l
fiergt..kfajor Lowing' .. :12 26 31 —B9
Drum-Major Barnwell 32 27 23 —B2
Sergeant Cummings ... 30 32 21 —B3
Sergeant Tipping ...29 23 20 —74
Colour-Sergeant Hagan 21) 23 23 —BO
Sergeant Cuddy... ... 23 27 22 —77

:10 193 173 576
Average 30.00 27.57 24.71 8:128

181 DORBIT RIFLE VOLDITTEILS.
200 Yds. 500 Yds. GOO Yds. Tot.
t Idatlord 26 25 83
SetVergeant Osmond 30 27 28 —B5
Sergeant Bridle-. -33 27 24 —B4
Colour-Sergeant Roberts .;1 V 82 92
Sergeant Jenkins ... 26 24 22 —72
Corporal R,biiuon... 26 26 27 —Bl
CspteLnUdel 32 30 22 —B4

211 180 180 580
Averare 30.14 27.00 25.71 82.85
Shooting throughout the day was remarkably good, the
highest scores being male by Colour-Sergeant Roberts
and Sergeant Mutturd, and Sergeant Canner of the
Qnson's.
Colonel Steward, Ilsj,r Mackie, Captain Le
Merchant, and Lieut. Whittle were among the
Interested spectators.
Mrs. Dunn provided the refreshments in her well-
known excellent style.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

WINFRITE.

Domirr Comm HainTAL.--Sermorta were preached
by the Her. G. Philippa cos Hospital &unity in aid of
the Dorset County Hospital, and contra:ions male
amounting t, 1.. M.
CHUI/Cli OF k NGLA2IO TIMPILLIIOI 80011 M—A
branch we, established in thie pariah a few month+ ego
und-r the ale of the " Winfrith Temperance Guild"
for adults, and the "Children's Gabel" for those under
fourteen years of ago. Sixty-two pirsons have al-
ready enrolled themselves es members under Declare,
tion B.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

DORCHIIIT2I.
VOLIXTM Dtifirm—The annual dinner and pre.
Natation of Prises of the " C" Company will take plane
at the Hines Arm's Hotel on Thursday next. W.
E. Straw Esq., M.P., is expected to attend.
" Tax Brsh or DOICHISTIR ' LODGI, 1.0.G.T.
The of this lodgo, which was instituted at the
t cks only a month since, we ate pleased to
note le deservina attention. At the commencement
they bad 17 member, their present number being 36,
with five candidates for initiation next weak.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

SUNDAY CLOSING.

The following are the names of the magistrates tit
the county of Dorset who have signed the declaration
In favour of closing publichonees during the whole of
Sunday, except In the came of lodgers mad bona ficir
travellers :
T. Abbot, Weymouth ; Major-General Astell, north's-
ter; J. Alling,_Weymouth ; A. Wotan, Poole ; J. Bettie,
Dorchester; H Bmmwell. Dorchester
ing
W. A. Benito,
Dorchester; IL Bayley. Weym I outh ; t. H. Bham,
Dorchester ; Rev. J. Blinnterhammt, Sharborne ; G. Burt,
Swansea; J. I L Beveridge, Gillingham ; H. P. Cam.
Weymouth ; D. Collett. Waym oath; T. Coltox,
SWAP...art ;G. Curiae, Dorchester G. Curtia, Poole ; Lord
Digby, Dorset ; G. D. Wingfield Digby. Sherborne ; Major-
General Sir O. D'olley, Blandford; J. Drew, We/mouth ;
R. Davis, Dorchester; M. Devenish, Dorchester; W.
Denise, Dorchester :0. Edmunds, Bruiport ; ii. E Eliot,
Weymouth; IL B. Eliot Weymouth; T. R. Edmunds.
Bridport ; W. Eliot, Weymouth ; A. Eason, Dorchester ;
A. N. Everett, Shaftesbury, Farmer roots ;W. S.
Verne, Weymouth; R. Featherstonhaugh, Dorchester : J.
Frets, Shaftesbury ; Rev. Carr J. Glyn, Wimberne ; Can
Stuart Glyn. Sherburne; it.,. W. J. Goodec, Nether
Compton; G. 11. Gutch, Pool.; Sir Richard Glyn, Bait,
Sharborne ; F. O.od, Bridport; It. Hartley, Illandford ;
B. Hopkins. Wertnonth ; Major-General Shurlock
Henning, Dorchester R. N. Howard, Weymouth ; Nerd,
Allard, Dorchester ; L Kindereley Dorchester S. S-
Redd* Beaminster ; U. K emp-WeICH Parkstone ; W.
C. Innlester, Poole; A. E. Hansel, Dorchester •. G. P.
Manse. Wareham ; General Sir John Mabel, K.C.8.,
Dorchester; R. N. Middleton. Dorchester; 11. Morris.
Dorchester; W. C. P. Miallycott, Sherborne ; Alderman
J. Milled's, Weymouth; J. Moorhead, ILA., DM.,
Weymouth; J. New, Shaftesbury; Eitel Ox, Bridpoit ;
S. Osborne, Lyme Regis ; C. J. Parke, Winitone ; J.
C. Itannell-Pleydel, Wandi,rd ; Colonel L. G. Paget,
Wlmborne ; H Pearce, Dorchester ,• la Penny, Vl.l mou th ;
W. Prows*, RN.. Weymouth .j. E. Rebels; Weymouth ;
G. Reynold. Weymouth; It. Reggett, Weymouth. F. G.,
Senders, Pool.; i., li. SerTshl. Stalbridge E Sheridan.
Dorchester ; J. T. &spheres. Bridport ; Lieut.-Co'onel
0. Steward, Dorchester; T. Slade, Poole; W. Symonds,
Weymouth' W. Talbot, Weymout't ; 11. Tucker, Lym,
Regis; J. Tudor. M.R.C.S., Dorchester; R. Williams
jun., D wcheater ,• A. J. Woo!. Stanwood; E. A-
Wood, Weymouth ; J. Whim. Shefteabory ; Lteut..
Colonel R. T. Whits-Thompron, Exbuurne ; 11. L.
Yeatman. Sherburne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

fa' anti.

Mr. John 13110 D, M.P., has intimated his intention of
retiring from ParUsmentu7 life. Theban. gentleman has
est (or T.pporary dad the lee* gourd election. In the
letter ann.uincing his deteowlniineri Kr. Dillon explains
thee the reason for resignation is hie state of beam. Teta
Preswaa's Journal. COnlineo!inX nixes this says If It
La not s fact that Mr. Dillon • retirement 1.. neeeentr for
preserving his lifs, we pot it to him plainly that he bps no
right to resign at this moment, sad that the moon he has
given is tut • sufficient one. If he will not reconsider his
determination, then in our Winton he owes to the people
of Ireland • fuller explenation
Mr. Healy, M.P. strived et Zonis, on Monday, teem
Miltown. Malbay, es route for Dublin, and wail net out,
ads the town by • procession and ban& Speaking at •
meson, tebolosectly held, Mr. Healy add the national
feeling would not be in the Colto t wit now but for
their p ..riotic efforts when the first movement wag made
to anininate lA* condition of the tenant fon.it, of
froloof. Mr. Moly was atterwards presented with en
address, and was imported by tha proooodoit to tit.
station.
A priv t t Inquiry ie the chirp against Kerrigan of
the mu in of the .at Lough Meek concluded late
on italic niat Cl Galway gaol. Fit teen witaansas were
ex
twined. Kerrivisi was (oily committed for trial. The
witnesses left on Monday for Dablin. The prisoner Kit.
Nem on the conclusion of the souninatlon, gave the
tans sof sonata! people in the district am being concerned
I. the murders. Toe head coasted' wag at owe own-
municated with, did as Soaker night, deer travelling
et,out mike, arrestd the Mane mood. Tke7 Wara
charged on W•daglid•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

The War in Egypt

GRAND REVIEW AT CAIRO.

THE EXPLOSION AT THE RAILWAY STATION.

EIGHT PERSONS ARRESTED.

( By Telegraph.)

CAM°. Mn lay, 11 nm.—Balier Pasha dined with Sir

Ilalet last night, Si; Garnet being among the guests.
Baker Pasha had an interview this morning with the
Khedive and leading ErypUsn oaken The organisation
of • new gendarmerie will be at once begun.
ALLtagnitia. Monday morning.
The /nd,anContludent it now embarking-
kahomed Israel), tat arrested, was the murderer of
Dr. Ribton.

Canto, fhterday.—lt is now decided that the army of
occunstion shall °owlet of 10.000 not 12,000 men. lisilway
communication between Cairo end Alizandrb is now coin-
piet-ly riweet.bitatted. The Brined. of Guards is t) return
to England on October 30th....
. .

It le expect id that the Inilan troops will uteri% almost
immetiately. It is not yet decided which regiments are
to eompose the army of octupstion.
Bashi persons have been arrested, charged with extend-
ing the fire caused by the explosion at the railway ettti
It us rumoured that dynamite has b-an concealed in the
hay stored In the railway shed, but there is as yet no con.
&illation of the statwm.nt.
The Special Commi.son appointed for the court•martiel
VrOSOCUt,O3II MIMI/DOM It. work to-day. Sir Orrice
Wilson will watca the cases on behalf of her Majesty's
Government. _ -

Ataxannata, asturdar.—The sum nnw in the claim, of
the EAyptim public) debt amounts t) .ClllO 000, being
=O,OOO short of the sum required for the ptyment of the
next coupons. The differettoe, however, is expected to he
easily made up, alt tePottl raga-ding the harvert Nina
more sad more favourable,
ALSXINDILIA. Sunday.—Neerly all the trOppi i sr left
Ittroleh. Alexandria la daily becoming in ,re and more
crowded._ _

Stturday.—The British army was ',vie wed Wits
I afternoon by Sir Ganist Wolseley, in the A din.equare.
Th• Khedive, his Minister., and a large nub, of hey te
i San notables were present. The triopaleft their respective
! quarters at the time fixed, and, after parading the streste
of the capital, converged upon the *spare for the march
part The streets were crowded with natives. and the
magnificence of the spictacis and strewth of the oorce
evidently impressed th-m. The scene during the march
Pest was very grand, and our troois had an appearance of
which the Englishmen who wars present might tv..11 h.,
if they were, proud m the comomodera f the army. The
marching of the Indian (rope he well as the uniiiirins—
Somewhat more picturesque thvn those of some of the
&With troope—were great), admired. They were warmly
applauded, as was also the Naval Brigade. The march
past commenced at four o'clock. The whohe of the
tsodPe weed the saluting point la an 'lioni sad :"S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

SHOCKING DOUBLE MUBDEB NEAR
FROM S.

Shortly if ter two o'clock on Fridiy afternoon s friglitiul
dooble mutdsr t,d place at the village of B.okinston,
three miles f oat Frotne. It appears that • farmer, named
Samuel l'hippen, aged At years, of ViLits Row farm, first
•hot a I doourer in his employ, named Catistopher
itt4 instal his we:hoist, door. A boy who wonted i.r
WM. named G Greenland, &wadi.% said to him • • ()h.
yoo have shot him," swine replied, " Yen, UPI I
tee on to silo .t you." II then levelled the gun at hem.
aod ,hot hitu througu the arm. Phippon Lunn went
nereill two ii, it to • spat wnere his caster, Cowl..
Sneppard, &sea wee p.ousttins, and 'hot bun throvgh
the bead, ktibus nun on we spot. Dr, Evans was soot
fur, awl 1.011001.0 M 11111 to be dead. Tee by. arm will
hat, to ow amputatnt.
No r fn. exce,,t l'n ppsn's drinking prcpinsittes can
he.-sued for the remits deed. Re seems fano enough.
Atter shooting 8 itlf.pAld he made off in the dir.c.ton of
towbritig-, hut Co. arrested at Siuttiw.olt, and cow
vistosd to the From., Palice-staiion. A double-barrelled
breecbloader wee fund in we poeseesion. end oho • cart-
ridge. Dr. Wybtante, tmoner, hem been communicated
•itti.
Great excitement prevails in the neighbourhood ol
Frown, as tn• naur tenor and his victims are well known.
Tue prisoner regard. lot position with perfect ladilferenco,
and on wilting at ream% wished the police to seed far
. _

Oa Saturrity en ihoutuat was held on the bodies of
Caravtoper Hall and C Shepp.rd, the two men who were
murdered. It war shorn turt the uijo,tonn, men were
shot tbrou4h the anal°, and tu.t about an hour e'epted
between the two murder.. The evidence of Paippen's
caster was to the effect that her brother had been drinking
hard fir the last six months and at Crum he wee hail.
mad, aid he hoot t rex ilfered from delirtum icemen.. A
boy natn.d Oteehland said he toll hie mister that Hill
we. dead, whereupon Pompeii replied. "1 know he is, and
how I'll shoot you.' and ebo: kiln in the arm. The jury
returned a verdict of" Wallul murder. and the prasoner,
woo throuahout the proceedings dittpliy.d tbetr•stmt h-
ctaermice, was committed lot truil on the coroner's
warrant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

SUICIDE THROUGH DIsAPPOINTED rays.

An i. quiry sae bell on Saturdoy at the Providence
E igeware.rea.l, London, into the clictunetauces
atten ling the dtath of Elisabeth Bailee, aged 43, •
cook, living at 3, Clarenton-plaoe, Byde-park-square.
Sarah Allan, living at Beading, identifie I the body as
that of her slater, who hod been desponding for a
length of time. As far back as twelve mouths she
complained ti witness of beiog miserable, and a week
ag . received a letter from her written in a most des-
ponliug etyle. In answer t the c Roper, witness said
it was a love affair. She heard no more until Wed-
nesday, when she warn informed of her death.
Martha Qiill, housekeeper in the same service.,
said that tbe deceased had been living in the fam.ly
for about eight or nine in nubs. She &lira.'
earned very reeerveoli a. lag about the house in a very
quiet manner. On Tuesday attercooo after tea she
left the kitchen with Wind water, and went upstairs.
On where, Lee 'mini alarmed at her absence she went
up about half-past nine, and upon opening the
decametre heir 'on it .or saw hcr with her dress if,
a ~1 a string tied tightly round her neck. Site at once
raised an alarm. At the time of her g..lue upetaire
she ha I pocked her bit ready to with the family
into the e ,untry. Polioe-c 'eat .ai lon being
coiled into the house he found deed/seed lying on the
floor, with • strirg round her heck, quite deod. Dr.
doles stated that when he saw the decease I at a
quarter to eleven she had evidently then dead some
hours. Mr. George Reuben Baker said that deceased
had been employed by him as cook at different times,
and receutiy had Len jilted by a man, au i had then
taken to drink. The jury ultimately returned a ver-
dict of "Siicide when of uusuund mind."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

WHITE ENSIGN.

The following appear° 1 in the 1./tipping oa:alt
there any law which furbi.la • private gentle-
man from flying in his own grounds the white ensign
of the Royal Navy f—Yours,

A CORRIBPONDLIIT.

[The prohibition applies to veuele, and not t) land,
consequently a pees ,n may diwlay any fla: he pleases
on hie house or grou d, pr .vided the staff is secure,
and no danger to the public created thereby I—ED.
ft and M. 0.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

A STEAMER DESTROYED BY YIRE.
GLUT I.oBs OF 1.1111.

Nsw You. September 30th.—The *Waal out
Robert E. Lee was to.aily .eetroyed by fire Isst night
on the biissiedppi, about thirty mita below Vicksburg.
The loss of ld• was terrible, but up to the present the
exact number of victims is unknown. Many women
perished.
1111ter telegnun says :—Thr steamer Robert K.
Lee wita proceeding to New Orleans from Vicksburl.
and was milting her first trip after having brat
renovated. Only about 20r:erases. including. number
ot the crew, ars sow believed to Imre perished.

THE SALVATION ARMY IN INDIA.

A telegram has beeu received from Incite ono hat-
ing that the Betrothal Army uffioere who wets
iu Calcutta have been rrlesaed. The prooseeloal a'e
to be discontinued, peados further instructions
from heedquartem
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

DYNAMITE IN RUSSIA.

At St. Pettriburg oa Sunday • Utile quantity of
dynamite was disooverad In railway truck. at Kiel.
It im baUemod to Imre been plaited there by bith,liala.

MR. DILLON.

Archbishop of Cashel states Mr. Dillon will not preps
his reidguation, bat will retain his seat for the presto%

RESIGNATION OF VICE-CHANCELLOR HALL.
Vice-Chancellor who Is still unalge to lave
his room, has sent is Ids restasstion,

COMMERCIAL.
Consols sixteenth lower.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

BERIOUB FIRE

A fire of • serious character occurred at Whitfield
on Friday evening last, which resulted la the total
destruction of a large barley:rick, the produce of about
seven acres of land, the property of Mr. James Tilley,
of a:4=o4m It appears that • fanner, named
Newberry, ordered two rough4l:v.lring men from • rick
of his, when they said they were making for Dor-
cheater. They enquind of Mr. Nevi erry the way,
and he showed them, but observing they did 1101 60 In
that direction, he followed them, thd for the second
time ordered them from his cow-4.11. Otte of them
replied " Yee, we'll shift, but we'll do something for
nu before the morning." The next thing Mr.
Newberny observed was the times proceeding from
that direction, and on arriving it be found it to
be the property of Mr. Tilley. The pollee are on the
look-out, and have, we believe, the description of the
men. The rick was valued at about E.. 50. and Wittig.)
tot say was not insured, although the rest of Mr.
Tilley 's property iv.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

ILLNESS OF MR. GLADSTONE.

Mr. Gise'stone is indisposed, and was confined ti his
bed all day on Sunday. From inquiries made it sum
ascertained that the Premi.r is suffering from an
attack of cold, which hal been bruught on by over
exertion in he °theta duties. The rig ut hon, gentle-
men was reported to be slightly better last evening
Mr. Gladstone, who hos been enlisting from a
slight chill, is considerably better this no
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

NNTHER COMPTON.

B[llorl Flll--- -A-fire of a s‘ Fiona nature recurred
in this ,nub eirly on Neer:lay nrouninz, resulting in
the ...tat deot,uctiou of tie' tirernisee of Mr. Ge ,rge
Netemm, dealer. Aw .m b. 611.11.1 '.tit tlilla.d, who
lived in a cottage cl s• by, no, ic a light eh ut three
o'dt:rig In the mord g. and ~,, I °king ...it of her be I-
trees ',ado., saw th.tt th-. thatch n.of of Mr. New.
maa'e house vr.s oi. fire doe, to the chimney. She
gave an 'term, end the inii.dittants • f the nilla., we.
goon aroused, and rendered all the sweistance t .ey
could. Two mounted trie..aeogera were des ached to
sheehorne for the lire Brigade, who, under Captain
Trevor Doi kw, were on Lie Slot and their 'durum, at
play In ler than an hour after receiving the sunumors.
Terre was a pleotilul supply of water, vn I I. fire
was confin,td to Nlr. Newman's premise.; the flames,
hoosesr. hed obi thed much • hold upon his house an 1
they were sera ompirtely gutted, eotne of the hon.,-
• furniture an I ar,t• being also destroyed. The
fire buret out so quickly that the Brigade were alio to
return to ti.elr h .mets before eight o'cl .ck. The canes
of the fire wee, no dottit, a efect in the chimney, from
which the thatch beams druited. The buildings
.yed were the property of J. Gooddso, Fesq., of
Comptra HOMO*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

FATAL STABBING AFFRAY.

Between twelve and one o'clock on Sun lay morning.
J..ha Crowe, • one-legeel wan, 'tabbed George
Orden', hie c main, ,n the breeat., in Grury.l..ne,
.ndon. Greene was at ono, conveyed to the
Charing-cross rloapital, but expired on the was.
Crowe, who had been drinking beevily, wee appro.
handed.

GREAT EXPLOSION AT SEBASTOPOL.
BT. PLTILSBURO, dattuday.—At Vehastopil yest..r.
day a mine 00 board the Popolke N ,vg .I,dl, which
was lying off that place, explo.ed, kihing two of the
(Aeon and four melt of the mew; the others were
also severely injured. Toe interi,r a the reefed is
greatly damaged. The °ante of the explosion is not
yet known.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

NOTRIINH &lIPTON.

--------- - -
Psatert THAMINGIVINO. —The church of Hly
Trinity waa ren hired festive on Sunday with • fine
array of autumn flowers aid fruit in honour of the
harvest thanksgiving Nervices arranged for that clay.
The work was efficiently carrid through by Mrs. and
Mi.ses Temple (the Vicarage), Miss Bartlett (South
Mills), and Min Templar (Mountfield, Bridp rt.)
Noticeable were a floral cross on the communion table,
supported by sheaves of corn, a quantity of dahlia
blos-ome, and fruit on the pulpit and window sills, the
oommunion rail, being edged with lovely fl mere The
preacher in the evening was the Rev. J. F. Chanter,
Eiridport, and in the morning the vicar of B 'then.
hampton, Rae. J. Temple. Mr. Stickland presided at
the organ. The collections were in aid of the liridport
Cottage Hospital.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

DISOIZIMINCI OF °LAMM

Jamie R. 141., • poi' man, of Weymouth, was
summoned by the Guaranis., .1 the Otr..e Union for
disobedl3nce of an wrier made by the mag.strates for
tho c mit ioution of 2. 631. per week to the sup, ort of
his father.—Defendaut edd he couldn't p iy the 23. 6 I.
• week. —ln easier to the Bench, he said his ws,.;est
were El de. a week, but be had • who and child and
great expenses. If they w,ultl reduce the order to
one half, he would endeav3ur to pay it.— I h 3 Binh
refused to grant this application, and ~r,13 red • ju ig-
meat summons to be ismed, in default to be cont.
nth tea.

Nathaniel Churchill was summ null by the
Gutr.daus of th (Aro. Uniou for die ,Ir.yins en order
weds by the in .giat rate. fAr ayment of 2.. 6J. a we:lt
In blip' ort of a • ut 1.. tho Luu.tic Asylu
ant I lealrd ioa.rility to pay.—The Bench adjudicated
as in the last case.

BDUCATION ACT.

Chulee Luck wit, scam ,ord for neglectitst to wood
his child tu ochoul.—Uottadout avid hi hat h./ control
over the boy.—Au attcudsuLe order wao made by the
Beach.

HWANG REID.
John Shepherd was summoned by Blight Wsrr for
stealing reed the value of 61, at Pu!hula, o a the tlud
of Septemba.—P.C. Bishop stated that on the day In
queetion, about 10 p.m., he well near a rick yard of
Alr. Warr's ; he beard • noise in the yard; he saw the
defendant Colas Out with the bundle of reed (produced)
under his aim. Ile asked him if he could ace ,unt for
the reed, and he said he had seen Mr. Warr, who knew
all about IL—He went with defendant to fifr. Warr,
who said he hal not given him permi•ision.—hlr. Warr,
a farmer, of Pelham, gest) corroborative evideoce.—
Flood EL, and 19r, 6.1. costa—Allowed • fortnight to
Inq in.

ASSAULT.

lerederjck Brown wa;-eum-in-o-ned for assaulting Enos
New, at PLldletlenthide, on the =at' of 6ept•mber.—
Settled out of Coon.

THE PIREAVIE PARK MUEDERS.
The man Westgate, who hut outlawed to having
beau coucernecl to the murders of Lutd Frederick
Cavendish aud Str. Bloke, in 1-hconix P•rk, wee
expeotsd to arrive in England this week, but he and
the &Leave wh,., is in charge of him did not roach
thillilaCl in time to take their paesage in the mail
steamer Nile, which came into Plymsut n Wednes-
day. lii. reporced that he has revealei the names of
his three accomplices, and Ima stated that £eo we.
pad for the cammission of the crime. The victims
were pointed out to them, and after the auaesination
they drove off to • ;attain hJuss, where the mousy
agreed upon was handed over to them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

VOLUNTEER PRIZE SHOOTING.

The 23rd manual prize o,mpstitlon of G Company
D.R.V. took place at tns I>smore ranges ..n Monday
and Tuesday lest, when nearly £4O In money, given
by Mrs. Dishy, the officers of the c mpany, and other
subearlbers lowether with two chAlenge prises, one of
which was presented by Mrs. Falwas.er, widos of the
late Major falwaeser, and the other by Mr. John
Corry Bishop, of 13ournemouth, were shot for. There
mere firs cornoetlti.ms in al, five shots at each range
throughout, Wimbledon targets and scoring.
The I al ,I•ini were the pr4nclp4 prize winners :
A C t5PgllTt C-Thirty-six oompetitoes took port.
at 200, 500, and 600 yards.
Points. C s. d.
Lance Corporal Stagg ... 49 4 0 0
ColourSergeant Stewart ... 47 3 0 0
Private G. Clark 47 2 10 0
Ckdam Calder 44 2 5 0
Prltate .44 2 0 0

CoxparrioN B.—Each company drill at home
mote nip int, each d.y in camp two points, also
each lerhil in el.§ 6rlug one p tint. 'The ranges
were 330, 500, and 600 yd... There were 31 competitor&
Pto. Drill Pta Tot. E i. d
Private Chick 49 41 90 210
" Kind 49 37 86 2 0
" Hamblin ... 46 36 83 1 10
" T .ylor ... 41 40 81 1 5
Corporal Stabbings ... 43 38 81 1 0
Private I tuania ... 47 31 78 17

COMPFTITION c-hallet-ge cup, premented by
Mr. B•A Ma. ormtNted for by 13 e.maistitora at
300, 500, awl 650 yards. _ .

Points.
Sergeant Foot ... 55 Cap
Private G. Saner ... 51 se.
Pri•ate peon', ... 51 S. 84.
Corporal Stubbing' ... 46 2s. 6d.
Co,poral Stagg ... ... 38 24.
D COMP ?mos, for Mrs Falwarar's challenge
prin. lb. priudpal somas were :

Pointe.
Sergeant Yeat 51
Lance-Corporal Stagg 52
Private Dennis 51
Priva,e G. &miter
Corpor 1 Stabbings ... 45
Sergeant 1/,,0t was again Vie winoert but n 4,414 cm'
&loos p echtled him from taking both %be oballenge
h- ch..* Mr. Bighop'e. Cwt.. ral Stagg there.
to e became the bol.ler ../ Mrs. Falwsager's vary hand.
s.me ea, at. SWOT bsein, and creem jug.
E Gain Mg, otlttllll Palm, WSW onntested
at 200 and 400 yard. by the lateet arrival.. " The
8e',.," to the num, er of nine. h 124. appor-
tiuned to them In the f.llowing order :
Points.a d.
PH ate leambert 23 100
Plivate Mullins 18 7 0
Private Jestv ... 10 6 0
Pi hate • 'l,thier ... 17 5 0
Private Talk . ... 16 4 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

RECTOR.

The Rectw thus address-a his pariabonem
My Dear Friends,—lt is with the greatest sorrow Ind
regret th 4. I wilt) this letter t) announce to you Mr
intended rosignation of ltd. Urine, at the end of the yew.
I haoe been with you 27 yeara—very happy yews, during
which I ran truly ear that I and mine, from mys lid 'ern
to my dear afflictsl boy, whom you all were o t .nrier
Inwards, and white. grave I leave among you with the
hops *owe day to be laid by hie side, base received nothing
but a cotd-will, an affection, and in many things •
beano*, and a c insideretion for which I cannot be
rnle2l &retrial You may he sure, therefore, that the
for-
ties those years have formed letw.en you and me are not
being un'oos4 by me without what ltaltal to ma a most
unseat Cause.
That rause is that I cannot do justice to my work. I
am I know, cumbering the p•un ; occupying a place
which a younger and more vigorous man will fill in a war
in which I, at any rate now, cannot hope to do. This is
no au Idea holing ; ever since my illness eight years
arol have felt I ought to give sway; and increasing weak-
ness of body and mind. and above all, the 'norm toe
growth of population at St. make me. how, ver
reluotant'y. a. that I shall be doing wrong if I cont.!) on
here Many of you have noticed how much loss hero at
than of °ldolises been my Tilting in my pa eh, and bare
felt that eta time when neer things are bobig continually
started, we op bore at Wyka as' mar.° e in the old
groove., and are making no advance. I bays asked
lups if in whet trofearon or buenes• I rhould not long
before now lied in some form or other to retire; and shall
I, in work such so that of a minist rob Christ, make the
fact that no one can force me to retire, • reason for hold-
ing on I
It may not be. I can only in making this ennonnor•
moot, thank you for the poet, ask you to forgive me all
my failures ttwards you, and pray that God may send you
some one t • succeed me who shall be all, and more than
all, I have wished t ) t r you.
Your affectionate friend and Pastor.
C Piney.
The value of Wyk@ Ref& rectory Is stated at £690 a
year, with • house, the population being, we believe,
under 2,000, including West Rain.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

Dorchester.

WEYXOI7TE.

Dam. I:lnflux-ion or K Co m .—We hear that
Sergeant-Instructor Street, late of the Wareham corps.,
bee been aorointed to the vacancy c weed by the death
of Sergeant-Instructor Barron, R. Company, Wareham
and Wimborne corpa being amslgamated.—We have
much pleasure in noticing that Henry lizard George,
Esq.. elicitor, ha' been gazatted to the vacant
captaincy of this c mpsny.
Ktrorsio LlGHTtriu V. UAL—Circulars hare lately
been distributed calling attention to the comparative
trial' of gay and electric lighting at the exhibtt'on at
Worcester. Thus reprint from the Jou -Rai of Ow
Ligkling appears to prove that the entreat resoled
greatly In favour of gas, one paragraph stating :—" It
will be seen that the met of bleating four-fifths of the
building by gam in a thoroughly satisfactory manner,
and with • profit to the 0 mosey, is equal to ll,hting
one-fifth only by electricity, in a manner in which no
oats approves."
Kigripto CAHRIAGra WITHOUT 1,100011
At the Borough Petty Session on Tuesday, before the
Mayor (R. N. Howard, Esq.), Dr. Drew, Dr.
Tixar I, J. Roberten, Esq., R. Ho_pkins, Ee., T.
Abbott, Esq., .1. E. hobena. Re.. D. Collett. Esq.,
J. Ayl nr, Rol., an I W. Talbot, Esq., Richard Hardy,
carria4e proriet of Kin,r.atreet, was summoned for
keeling more C,, :arra t! a.. ha ha Is licence for.—Mr.
Hardy pl‘ad,.l not ..u; y, d state I that the licences
for the other f or ear ri,ges were taken not before the
summons was it-rve.i. air. C. T. Atkins, 0111 orvisor,
ap,e,ed f .1. the Gyroul..i writ of Inian I Iteve^ue,
and Mr J tiff', stated th‘t 0.. Jtvle
7th. le sw a landau, the prop rtr of Mr. Illgdy, on
the stand io front f the King's Stain or lees'; and
on the suns .lay he U Victoria, on the 3rd an open
carriage. an.l en the 7th July a break, ana .13 the 13:h
a new landau, on tit, stand by King-street, all the
property of Me. liar ty. On the various days he had
previously oen each of the carrlages except the new
one, which was first In use on the 13th.—The defend-
ant mid he Wag hut 111101010 Dall till • I..rhe time after he
took out the licence.. —The Mayor to Mr. Atkins: On
the 24th of July he took out the licences, and you sum-
moned hint in September. T—Mr. C. T. Atkins: He was
Wag five carriages then, sir, —Mr. Jolllfe said defend.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

ATTACK ON A FRENCH EXPEDITION.

P 1141 S, Trlealey.—A telegram received here from Tunis
of t urist,'s 4te sallOtoool that a body of m•reodcr• bovil
att. II twat K 410%41 111 company campotted of 00 hone-
tw.c a. t ,ched to the Preach topographical etp,diUmt.
The Frocch comulander wag killed, sad 'even met put
'tt combat." The brigands had 30 k ed and Z.. 0
wo.u.do 1.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

SZEZHOILIFIL

We are pissed h 0... fr.im the dPisdford (Yorke)
oi)wer r that W. W. isiaeriosr, of Foster'. Sch•sd,
Sherb.rne, has te-n awarded the Open Setil Y Scholar.
ship at Bradt ad Grammar school. It is a first grade
sch.,ol, wmilsr t • the King's Scho.ii, and there were 37
candidates. This mskes the third sohol.r.hip gained
by MY. J. C. C•mint'v pupils during the pant year.
As ocal.nt Met might have had seams result,
oc irred between a gods train 'sod the up passenger,
whhh c one up • little aft-r half.past two on Tuesday
alterinon. The passenger, heard much scrunching,
and were at Bret told that something had been thrown
at the tr.sio, but on reaching sherborse it was found
that several of the handles of the carriages had been
struck off by an upon door of a truck in the goods
Irate.

ALARMING ACCIDLIT.—As Mr. Alfred B-nthall, In
company with hi. brother, Mr. C. Benthall, and
another gentl-msn, w-r• driving • tour•wheel up Long-
strest on Monday m ,ruing the hone, whee oppa.lia
Mr. Bartlett', reared and plunged, throwing the
occupants, with one exception, int the road,
fortu .atsly without doing them any injury. In ploug-
h g, the horse broke off the shafts with a p irtion of the
ow dk of the vehicla, and with this attached it
rushed at turi ins speed t the top •if Longstret, turn.
lot towards Newland, where it fell. On retaining its
feet it rushed it Long-street *gam, this time c nning
in contact with a furniture van an I • wsfigon opp mite
Nuf field House, jamming itself between these vehicles.
time in-n then wise I the animal, but before It could
be secured it came into collisi oi with the window of •
shop i • the occup iti n of Mr.. Gate irnbe, damaging
It to an insiderable extent, and al.o smashing several
panes of gluee in the wiudow, of the house adjoining.
The horse mae, we believe, our j trod beyond a few
oli•ht scratches. Stveral persons who happened to be in
43z-street at the time of the accident had loins
difficulty In getting out of the war ,•1 the horse, which
plunged along the pavement at • terrific speed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

BARRISTER-4 FINED FOR FISHING
WITHOUT A LICENSE.

Tim Hon. Claude Vivian, son of Lord Vivian, and a
barrister of the Western Circuit, Mr. W. C. Bovine,
clerk of assize in the Western Circuit, and Hr. &one-
boons Vigor, Rscorder of Pen:knee, were charged yes-
terday on an adjourned 1,103111.011 at the Liskeard petty
eamion, with having on the ?Ail of July lest fished for
trout without a license in Glynn pond, which is situated
in Lord Vivian's demesne. The numinous was taken
out under the Fresh Waters Fisheries Act, 1878, on
behalf of the Fishery Conservators of the river lowey
trict. It was nonleaded that the pond, being • tribu-
tary of the Fuwey, could not be fished without a license.
Mr. Childs, who akpeared for Ms. Vigor, contended
that Glynn pond was a private pond and not a tribu-
tary to the Fowey, being surrounded on all sides by
Lord Viriated property, and that the twit being pre-
served, his em and his filen& had, therefore, the tight
of fishing without • license. The solicitors for the
other two defendants c incurred in arguing that no
license was required. rho tuagistratee, after a short
consultation, inflicted a tine of fie, and posts on each
defendant, but gave a test CIAO on the point of law in
the case of Mr. Vivian, which is I, govern the other
two caner. The case crated great interest in the
locality by restion of the position of the defendants.