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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

PETTY SESSIONS,

THURSDAY.
Before the Mayor (Mr. If. T. Trevanion), Mr. G.
Bartle, Mr. H. Bal,ton, au INtr. F. Miller.
A woman named Bailey apple,l to the Bench foe
advice and amilatance ao to her son, aged 9, over whom
she had no control. Au attenlance order had been
made upon her, but she was unable to comply with it
on amount of the boy's oiler .oduct.-1 he object of
the application evidently wss that the chill should be
sent to an industrial echeol ti ft iieVe the amplic tot of
the keep.—The Mayor a I tho Ronch cull not rio-
sent to wake the law too easy bi enable parents Li get
rid of the objection of keeping th• ir chi:dren , and
tho magietrates therefore suspend° I istlginent fur •
month. _ _ _

Jha Eige, io the emphy of Avelit.g id Porter,
wai summoned for drivl,oc • tr•ctmo engine •t •
greater rate time the law all.,wed—two wiles an hour
—and Woo for having an engine which did not °ormolus
it. own moks.-14r. Horace Daimon, of Perlman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

COCKLE'S ANTIBIUOUS PILLS.

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Posters, Auction Bill&

atalogues and Conditions of Sale.

Handbills, Concert and Lecture.

CircaLsrs, Programmes.

Business Canis, Note Headings, Bill

heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules

l'amphlets, Sermons.

Cheques, Memorandum For=
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

EIS PROPOSE) OYSTER rIIRLIT.

1•,.• rows CLAIM laid beton the Couucal the steps
which be I been takes by the Fishery Order Cous
mitts., with reldwense to obtaihiog a Froviaioeal
Order for regulativg an orster briery li. toe harbour.
Mr. Harris bad un.iertook to see an official of the
B,Arct of Trade, and the result wis in a letter from
the borough member, which the Town Clerk tonal.
Thie set forth that the Board did not 'even at all in-
din..cl to omit the clea-e quoted shove, their sees in
appareet'y helps that the ground was in such a bad
c ....litho., which was not the case at Falmouth cud
other places. Toe C•0101111i,toft., thereldre, ei•l wit see
their way to rot ,inuterpl the Cdwicil I. go on with
the matter. as they teased the claws might lea.' to
very gr at expeller. ad had, sine the leaf. inerdieg of
' the c durnitrea. endsavow ad t bud out what would
be the re.ult, provtled the clause were beet, I. and
Council f mud they c Raid not carry it out. lit wai
at lir.t ioclined t s the dpini in th 4 the C oohed w,de,d
be pr-cludel from cotiming any fee., hut he was
that the meet, pre,' thi, Course Iti Lk/ B Nora
of Trade, if the C.uncil lii not carry -et the cl
erduld be to limit the area of the ground, lie believed
that if the committee bad known this Wat the may
penalty, they might have made come tee nismeo.lati.ak
to the Coupon. Of course the Board might curtail the
area to a minimum.

M. MAaeToN p-rapJeed that the Insertion of the
clause ho agreed to, sad that the applieetiou for the
Oder bi proceeded with.
Mr. Wtatetur seconded.

Aid mita • on the other heed, thqught
the expenee would be to TO then they would er..r reap
the beoefit of.

Mr. Bums thought the question of exp,n.e ought
to have been c4ustlered beforehand, h ,viug goo, ow
for, they ought to carry it out, otiorwiso it vs,i,ll be
a waste of sumer. At the same time hoc nie.ool he
ectrcely liked v.,ting M-. Nlaratou'a re,oluttoo.
The MATollrrotarked that thy expoulie
In to ..b‘ain thin Order ha I air, aiy c
or L4OO, and it .6,1 'emu a pity t 4 two* that away
will:out another if ,it. (Hear, h. or.)
rina'ly the Motion w jet' Jim. dia.

TINDIIII3 101 l COAL.

Two ton.lere ii-e-1).-ornugh wit l coal
were received, 0114 from tr.r. Bailor I. wh &rod
It at 204. a t (Durham Walmen I). and a..otber IMO]
the Poole and New -.elle C,al C =pony, who
tendered at 161. 61. a ton (beet deab .re,). Ihe
latter was excepted.

THZ Lag TAMPLRING W.TH /He ACCQUSTS Or THE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

POOLE.

US. JeSTICS \VATSIN WILLIAMS, who di.,l suddenly
at Nottingham taolay night. maws I in 115
llltabath, the sezon I laughter of the late Lord
in.iice Lib.
Chicti.Y.—Poole v. BlandforcL —This match was
played at likodford on Thursday. Tno h in. team
were beaten. Blawlford IMMIS 83 all I d 3; Poole 79
and 37 flight wickets down in the ',Moo I inuinge.)
Seymour tatte 1 awl boried well for Poole, a. di
Uooper.—On the previous day • match was played
betheen an Upton If mse eleven and Mao S.
team. noon the ground of the latter, the result bsiog
Upton Rota,* 23 awl 51, St. Wee' 43 and 31 (nine
wicket* 1.114.4. gui:ist, ihs bswler to the Pools
eleven, net with a u sty achlent a I !ar days
A ball hit him ou Vas Iy of th, wid 11., linger of his
right band and 'ls, nail was drivirs back half way
I to the flosh. T 1., of .urse, ha. @poi t hi. cricket-
iog for • tiro..
L am It tNDOI PH CIICMCIIIILL. —Tun IrcAo say*
dil that Is r Churchi 1 cootemplates aa
autumn holiday in the United State.. Tuis is an
sir ot move. Is od Randolph was &Want from
Envland wh .0 the Trio, were clam 'wart; for th .
nombardueut of Ales tndria ; he now keels. clear of
al) particip .• iin in • creator blunder. Ton., if hi.
turn come., hi, sew,rd will be clear, wlsich is no slight
al vantage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

DANDELION AND MANDRAKE ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Ar.tibLious Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest BLOMIC42 and Liver leledlothe.
Clears the Read.
Regulated the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

iEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PEUEGTLY HAPKILES&
CURES OLO-STANDING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTODISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.

There is scarcely any rnption lait will yield to
.• Sulpholine" in a tow days, and C4111111111..11C0 t. fade
away, even if seemingly past Cure. Ordinary yinirl, s,
mines., blotches. tout, rougl vani- It ac ii by
magic : whilst old, enduring chin .1;eor.11. re. • ezk ma,
mule. .r:as:s. • tett. Ti ,tYrilid 4. Ie,w,ICC
deeply rooted, •• Sulpholitsu " buret-141.114 attac!... It
destroys the animalcule winch C4WIC ti s.
unsightly, irritable, painful offl di. ma, und )r.Tltu.et. a
clear, mow', mpple, healthy " Sulpludiuu "
Lotion is sold by Clionielie tier:where.
Bottles, 2s. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

Corresponnenct.

BOROUGH MAGISTIUTAS.

To the Ed:tor.

strange inisapprehenai 0 s)em. to have
taken poemesion of some members of till Dorche.tir
Town Council ; they conceive that the aup .Int•ntnt of
magistrates Is a MarliCipit prerogatis If the
en,i 'et admitte I of an &berry t licin,ici it wool t
soon be seen such a system was NI of
There would be n' en 1 of t Adving to get s nomina-
tion. and the moat obtrusive and therefor, the woret
cc, ilot., anti g t alp dated. But I I unnecessary
t , di cuo, what nover has been wor is likely t , be.
My object in writing is simply •0 the irate
mstn.,ere of the Dorchester Town Council that they are
c-rtainly outside their powers when diumesing the
app thtinent of bor.ugh otagistercee This I. a
Privilsze which belongs as of ancient right to the
Ten. I Chancellor, who is enppoeed to consult the
Sovereign and receive bar gonna ti, ani who sends
lii, announcement of hi+ intention to the Town
Council, not to aelt their approval, but t give them
the upportunlty of etating any orbj 01.1,0, if any
ssist,. When Town rlouneffis Ignore the Ll,l
• list, and is reply to Ma communica,i i cent
U:' a liat c,f th dr own they see guilty of the impertin-
ence f telling that distinguished functi one; that
their judgment Is superior to his. There is venally
MOO 9 partisanship in every cmocil (+with r, no I th
is Oct exactly the place to g, t for the temp r,
knowledge of law-procedure, au I Pt lic.tl mind,
which go to make up a good m agi4trAti. I sin
behind the Mined ailA COOl toil Mane I f thee, wonder.
in; gentlemen how things are managed. but I ewe in,
petit in merely satisfying curioeity. I will simply
say that while Town Councils, and private
awl men filling public offices, all occasionally ask the
Lori Coancellor tJ put gentleman into the cmitnission
of the Peace, n numinations are PO far from the
proper Itemised s• those of Town Councils. The

suggestion, ema latiag from • gentleman who is
aggrieve! two .1144 hi. Dennis aot bet we the Ch ‘nc-It
that *memo else ie haat because hie 141),r Id in
IntneWe c.rcuta..an- la an unworthy one. at I be'
txiosl..e I .. y Oahu, he might oLbsrwieu have
ha I. I J. at ebb t) bo lounlvel with
in/pin:at ma for ib. 11 malt C .mu.uut.'a
attach my own name to this. but simply sty ii. nA
St..alest.

FRAILFTON.
Ntw rvir.—We have been favoured with a on/
ofa ew en I remsrimbly pretty gamic cr.tiae.l
%hicb Mall it be?' written by • tidy who wants
minium aito lelight.i the people of Frampton lay her
einria.g in the echoolruour, Mire E 11th Gout ata. T •
wurds of the song are from the Braghloanta, eed the
:manic is pleseing and ad great artistic merit. TO e 0.0mp.0.
I. within the range of moderate voices, and se i.. may
be sung in public without a t" we have no dulab' it
will become a favorite.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

00ft IDIOT*

M. Coonmil r Wairrtnit brought Carrara • subject
wt.och hea moi feted .Ic-erri g ho. atteetiou of the
Co cc I In red AA to Ihe oat .4 s-nt to
;he etmoty Asylum. Me. Wevers's remarks, which
ft,in the wretchal peevish', male for the reporter.
were situ bet in u i,ble, t ale, to +l.olr t 'hem
harmless i.liote cal Ibe k-pt "Cl hem, for about
5. 61. per week. wh.le the county cheesed the
•gli 14s. Mr. Wee ere lei ohm-4e.! laCrellat d
arc mm d.ti n at the 1.7 in. for these I, pie, mei
expressed his belief that Cho money w•abl be well
await.
Ms. Benot explain* 1 that until the ruperin'eeent
of the .X.stbs eel, th, woe lit to be
remete.l, nothing c uld be J.'''. Forth, : here we.
no mom w..atat,r for any additietml patients at the
Union.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

THE LA FE MURDER NEAR BLANDFORD.

The acceveed man, dame,. Meatyard, against whom
the jury at the coroner's inquest returned a verdict
of wilful murder, was brought up before Mr. .1. .1.
Farepdiar.en and sir W. S. Marriott on Ir.day. The
whole of the evidence adduced was 'similar to that
given at the inquest ireVnted in out lad issue), :Ind
the dmeased W 3-1 remanded to Dorchester for eight
days to enable the Home Secretary to he coin ~,,,
rated with, with a view be the leriseener being
tranfferred to the Broadmeser C 'nal Lunatic
Asylutn. At the police-station here Meatyard was
constantly atteniksl by a pelicentan, as his intention
wrs te, have killed the whole family. The injured
W0111:411, 11111.1er the c.a..: of Dr. Ingram, is progressing
favourably towards recovery, but the little girl was r.
badly injured about the head that very tittle hope
is entertained of her recovery. and it is feared if such
were thecae's: her brain would be affected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

ASSAULT ON A CHILD.

At the Borough Police-court on vVedneaday, before
Dieser.. Ibiberteon, Hookiwi Rowe, T•lb-rt, Ruck,
and Nathan, a respectable looking man named Isaac
Suttie was charted with iudecenting &insulting
Louisa Vats o, the daughter of • wamtn,—Tue
father elated that lAA Sunday he warn at tea when
the defendant's on came in and Raked him to let his
t Li. fettled house to nurse lb) baby.
She went, and on her retort', from a conversation he
hat with the defendant's wile, ho quenional his
child, and then care information t the pile.. The
jefOlscialat Cams to his boo,. on toe previous after-
noon, awl inked him to go awl have some Leer and
onike the mitter up, but he ref used to du so. A yowig
woman WIVI lived with the defendant had alio Wen to
his house and Mined him • half-tivereignt settle the
cam—Mrs. Watiou, the mother of the child, said her
daughter warn
/.2 year. old. WItLISI they wore at tea
last Sunday the defendant'e eon came and wine! her
to let her little girl g , to Ma father's house to rated
the baby. She a minuted, and when she returned she
we. followed by Nino. Soule, and trom what she t .1
to,. cue questioned the chilil.—Lonise W sta. . toe
child, said skie went to the defeudatit's how last
Sunday. She went lot, the kitchen, and tie defen-
dant gave her *woe cake. She went up-stairs, awl
was sitting on • bog when the defendae'. took her off
it, and sat her on the bed. lie then .s hi. band op
ander her clothes, and his wife cam in immediately
afterward.. She asked her what budgies. she had up-
stairs, and she toll her that the defendant took Wu
up there. She then went Wm., and her mother
questioned her. Whilst she was in the defendant'.
house her sister passed, and the accused told her to
keep away from the window In order that she should
not be NM. The defendant told her diner that she
had gone up on the Nothe with the baby. She did
not WM a baby in the houte.—Mr. Weleford, who
appeared for the prosecution, said he eonsidered the
evidenee he had called sufficient fur the defendant to
be committed for trial, awl he salted the Blhoh t •
send the case for trial. The magistrates retired, and
after • convultation returned into Court, when the
chairman ,alt the magistrates thought it would be
better to mad the case to be heard by a jury.—The
prisoner was then formally charged, and pleaded not
guilty. Mr. Howard Bowen, who appaared for the
defence, applied for ball. and the Bench granted it,
the prisoner In £4O, and two tureties in £2O each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22


COUNTY COURT.

TOIIIDAT.—/3efor• Mr. S3rjeant Tindal Atkinson,
Judge.

William Vernon, late of Evershot, v. George New.
man, lath of Maiden Newton.—Defendant'a wile
stated she tug' paid the plaintiff's blil.—Plaintiff
applied for an adjournment in order the assistant
supplied the goods to defendant might attend. The
matter was referred to Mr. %%Nakano (clerk to the
registritr).
Charles Meech v. Id tbert Girirge Hibbs. Dorchester.
, —Claim El 51. 91. for rent of stable sod a quantity of
oats and hay.— dr. %Vanua appears! for defendant,
who admitted owing the rent, but denied the
remainder of disdain and pleaded a eet.off of 18i. 31.
—Judgment for the plaintiff for 7.. ea
Wdliam Vernon •. Esau Eastuient.—Claim 18..,
balance of anount.—Judgment for 2s. • mouth.
Gerard dampen •. Joplin Churchonea—Mr. Flue.
table, who appeared for the plaintiff, appli.d for anew
trial on the ground the verdict given at • previous
omit for the defendant wee contrary to the weight
of evideeoe. The calm was for 1:10 10 for four
sheep and a hooka.. —Dsfendant pleaded • set-off
for El 18t, the veins of • dithooound Anita.
' The question involved was principally as to the vales
, of the sheep.—Mr. Travers, clerk to 14. G. Einor, was
Galled, and stated he had never seen any sheep belong•
lag to Sampson worth anythlag.—Mr. Ithetable now
atat,cl this evidence cane upon tbe_plaintsff re a suf.
prise, as he held receipts from 11.1.. gran, segtigniger,
in Mr. Trann' handwritiog, for sheep of the value of
345. down to 18s. 1. tie ilia not mean to, imply Mr.
Laver, gave tide 'Odeon wilfully, but as the matter
referred to happened in 1879 he might have forgetter',
—Mr. Weston, who appeared for defendant, contended
hie client ha 1 • lien on the sheep he sethed.—Mr.
timetable stand the sheep seize] had
defendant's land, sot that he melted four entirely
different animal,.—Hie Honour granted • new trial.
Re Pennon Gal*, Beeininster.—Tne debtor
came up foe big flt.t pnblio examination by the official
receiver, Mr. Astou DM/W.—After • few questions
the debtor was allowed to pan his examination.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

BL ANDFORD.

THU harve.t pro.pect• in our neightfonrhorxl were
er better, and the, i. every .4 an early
and ',mutant flan e.t. Oat harveiting ..peratien4
have already C. 1111 l ene."l near here.
COUNTY POLICE., Friday. —liefort: Mr. J. .1. Fanift.
harson and Sir W. S. Marri..t, William. C.,warl,
hawker, .4 Blandierd, was charged with being drunk
and brutally a...tultingliii wife int the previ..ll.4 Sell
lug in Bryan.t.i.u..treet.—ifeWa4 fined Elk., including
e...4,—Williatu GOUTY!, jun., and William sh..rt,
hawker+, .4 Blantifond, were charged with dranken.
n..., in the i.revi..u. eve in
The defendant., wle, w.fuld in.i.t ..n the fir.t.
named pri..iner at th.. County Police-a:46.m, and
making use .4 dreadful language, were placed in
durance vile by P.C. Churchilf.—Fined 10w each, and
3c 6d. cest..._ . . .

CucYrY Curar.--Only one Ca,e wai left for the
judge** at the nionthly "'thing ..f tlik Court
on Friday la 4, out of 35 original plaint'. Thi4
quickly .ettled by an order being made for 24. a
mouth, the .itting only Imting a mw minute,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

WARIZAIL

CHEAPSTISANINIATI:X.II7II,ION rii. -
tnett will be offered on Thursday. July 21th, when
the ste.inicr Telegraph will iweatheri.erinittiligt make
a cheap ex.:undo,' b, Bournemontii. IeAV lug 11,4 wall
at halt•pa.t four, returning trullk 14 eiriwinoutli pier at
14 to Ilailast quay, Poole tit ti....• ior di, :00 train.
As the ticket. are ilily sviti,ll will include the
railway fare, we have no thee will be vagerly
sought for. As the l,r .4 iitssengers vvill be
limited to 140. early application should lie imeli•l.
Mr: Best, Post °dice, Mr.J. or to Mr.
Clarke, Railway Station.
WAIIEHAX Pr It • N (..N. —At th.• f.wtnightly
meeting of the Board .4 Ti-lay there
were present—Mr. H. .1. viarland in, the chair).
Messrs. T. W. Bennett, II C. Iltatellings,_ltichanl E.
Pinney. 11. J. Bennett, W Edmonds. T. Cain, i'•
Kent. and .1..1. Bates, and Mr. F. Fillater, solicitor
and clerk. The usual business ol reliei and other
routine was carefully traiimetval as usual. It W:1,1
resolved that a meeting .4 the Sell.-'! C also
.4 the Sanitary Committee, should be held on Tuesday,
the 2'Jtli inst., after the "rtlinAry .4 the Board.
Premutionary inatructions OW 0.11..1e/A .4 cholera
were received (nen the Local iiovernuient Board. It
was also IN•IN/rted by the se4i.•4 :Mend:ince .41icem
that they had si•veral t." Ming before
the school -tit... Wane.. l'otainuttee. Mr. filliter was
unanimously request, I to convoy to the Rev. Henry
Pelham Stokes, the chaplain. the best thanks .4 the
llsvir.l for his having kinalli siva' a harmonium to
the workhouse chapel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

OAPTAIN 'RI) BURNABY,

Royal florae Guards.

Pass 31 aye Two pelt. ot boots. lined with tut w. is
also taken and for physic—with which it is well to be
supplied whoa travelling In out-dike-way e—some
quinine nod Cookie's pills. the hate: a most isvaluable
medicine. sad one whi,ik I have used on UM astivie in
°astral dirks with the greeted possible sueeees In test
the mervellous effects produoed upon the mind sod body
ot so Arab Sheik. who was inapeqvionil to all motive
medicines. wham I administer to him dve
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

-
WIMBOINA

CIIUNCH ENIIOwIIENt ruNi).—.l line evening is nut
minuted u the 2.lsid, but 11 musical trwit will be
a pleawne to many in the Corn EXChallee, the precueds
Cl which will be in aid of the above kind.
8./Nl/ F.:11: lkiud of 11011 e Union,
having Lhan's Court Park at their di-posal, propose
lighling their annual fete therein oil the Zinl. We
hear that all persons dewrous of participating in the
festivity must obtain their ticket, of rahnisalon
previiius to the trlud, as none will be boated after that
date.
NEW VICAK.—We hear that several parishioners
residing in Holt pari.li are not be,t pleased with the
recent decidon of the Chuhtlt Governors. After a
petition had been signoil by the majority of them in
tavour of thefts. S. E. Nicholls. curate-in-charge, the
goe,,raors selected the Rev. Coal J. Paget, one the
Minster curates. We pt., no reaein why the reverend
gentleman not give satisfaction—he certainly
,ii.m. dole so for 10111, Wilt, at the Minster. We think
' if !Lilt people will wail down all will go well, and
they will find tit-twelves suited with a vicar they Will
have reason to lie proud of.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

ED DING P L NTS BEDDING
PLANTS 1 1
STRONG AND HEALTHY.
Wonderfully Cheep per doz. or 100.
B. LOADER,
l'i.olltlST AND SEEDSAIAN,
SOUTH STRUT .4 TRINITY STRHEZ.
DORCHESTER,

STILL having • few Hundred Bedding Planta
for Sale, bogs to offer them at the following low
141,4 :—Gerhoimus and Single Dahlias, Is, 6.1. per
Joe.; Calceulsrbss. %largueritos, Verbenas, Lobehaa,
aud tresines, Is. per do:.; Asters and Stocka, &I. per
duz.
CUT FLOWERS AT MODIAATi
.P 1191,1.1.

C
Also about 13 UOU UK uCo L 1 BBUB3ELS
SPRoUrS, DRUMHEAD SAVOY, end other
UABBAUL PLANTS nady lor pima's&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22

WITUOUTR.

Eno* flaitstr. a woman of hal character. WM
brought bef de the bor ,ugh magistrates u Monday
chug d with vagrancy anti soliciting alms, sod was
sent to Dorchester god for 14 lays.
Ai elderly row, named H llier, haa recently been
admitted to the Hospital. He ass engaged in the
hey field, and was won liim on sl.i4ei waggon when
the borer mow—l, and he WU thrown to the ground,
breeking his thigh. He is progressing favourably.
AcciogoY.—A little boy, swirl eight, owned '
Augustus Short, .114 titian to the linvital on Wed•
matey inferior from • broken leg. He wee jumping
on some railings when be caudal his Ira. and broke
hie leg jut abwe the ankle. The bone wito set at the
fleapit it, and the boy, who has only within a f
days eros wilh hie mother to reei in in WeytAutb,'
was taken home.
Otr Nlostwv two pinks of excurainairts 0.111110 to
Weyminth for the day. About 500 •Witors pal I tie
a Oak, Win 8rid...1, and upwerds of 350 came from
Taunt in. 0.. Tipalay about 350 excursionirti come
but the unfavourable state of the
weather s ,meteliat marred their 'dell.. A trip to
Hyde, in the I.le of Wight, by ..ne of Owens and
GAB 13,4, had ben son .uncrd, but it dl.l not, on
account of the weather, take place, to the 'wont of a
gouly number, I Mien led visitors. A large number,
however, availed Vern...lves of a trip to H. 31 S.
Achilles. no of the fi et, and a meet enjoyable time
was spent by all on board Ibis ship. The sailors, as
wan their vro•t, were met ion and obliging, and
nothing that appeared to Intel set their visitors was too
much trouble to them to expltin.