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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

THE DORCHESTER difdrzuas.
To Oa Bator. - -

Dear 130,—1 Itay.: bees meal; intiesetad in the
letters of " Worker," ' Visitor," and " D.," which
have appeared In your previous issues, criticising the
performances of the Dwthester Amateurs at the
wooers given by them for the benefit of the excellent
lostitution in Bouth-atreet Tint, mind the letter of
" D.," headed " Poise Teachers," le • little toi smart
is its style sad srrassest ; and, whilst I cannot agree
with " Worker " la the ~we enunciated by him, I
nevertheless believe his twetributiou to have been
offered from • sincere desire to do good in his own way.
Bat the arguments pro and c ne all round bring up
the whole question of amusement or recreation—the
terms its syarmymous.
flint. • geesUen which has gives rise to more eon.
trovony sad worry limollng than, perhaps, thy other
question in the world. That every penes should think
his or her 11011•11111110, to be the correct thing la all
very well; but that the ram. person should presume,
es
• matter of course, to denounce and condemn those
of his neighbours is • grows breath of common Christian
amity, Of course I am speakiag of all tight and
proper amusersente. In this world no two
are alike, thither in temperament, idea, or 000stfatrrs
s.
We derive our propensities from mats in way life,
over which we have little at so 000troL Education,
Influence, example, oompaniooship mould the tastes
sad direct our pursuits. Oth perms will like
books, poetry, sad pictures, soother will enjoy
with a friend a solitary game of cities. One
party will meet together to have a rubber of
whist, another will be studying and getting, up 4000
p-i veto theatricals. An instrumental maw Party
are ne Beethoven's qc *rusts, or playing
R werarlVlVarkling overtures, another club of esieketers
or footballieti are, perhaps, up In Pouadbary in all
the fun and frolic of them mad games. It is obvious
that U ono of these classes choose to denousce and cry
down the other, I am not sure whether the sod
socharitable is rough enough to be applied to such
conduct. The weakest part of " Workers theetvw
lions is the admimion that mask Olaf be mod Cm ths
glory of God, sod hers it seems " Visitor " agrees
with him. Now, a thing is bai la Wel ,t
stand " Worker " to maintain, It is puthisnimous to
make excuses for its retestlth ; and, did I hold the
views of "Worker," I should make it • matter of
principle to advocate the destruction of every amen
and harmonium In the land, and the puffins up of
music root and breach.

—No do-Wit the ;Lae (holies that led the very respect-
able company to attend the euneert of the smstenre
Ind enjoy their pleasant, mod eallreelogand Innoceet
musk, would also lead them to weed and enjoy the
orstorke of the " Messiah" or " JIMA," tbe simple
desire to be reerested by beerier pod or downs',
week. It le dlilltrolt tides foe ose pessoa to
pesoxlbe esetlwes savions* edit mon Is IS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

yr

WEI'MOUTZ.

BODO= DIMII.—Mt. ThUnlibil, for many years
soboolinastsr In Weymouth, expired ou Fdday about
midley, having beat Wein ill with asthma and
bronchitis oaly on Tuesday Let. Mr. Thurman was
universally respected. and had • large school.
ANIZIOL.—The Bev. J. Wool re-delivered his
lecture on America on Wednesday night. Tiers was
no charge, a very fair extgregation saistadisl, sad a
oolleotion was made.
A Datum terra • Turas. —Last Thursday,
Sash lianeford, an old dimity'', was brought u
W E
p
ore the Mayor and J. Loudly, sq., charged with
refusing to leave the Brig Inn, when requested by the
landlord, Merle' Wyeallend.- Mr. Woo (land said hi
had often ordered defeadaat not to amp Into his
home, and em she was a quarrelsome woman, be
refused to draw drink for her ,• but on Wednesday she
same In, took up SODS bier belonging to other people,
and drank it. He ordered her out again, sod she
broke • glass; on this he pat beg out, when Me tweed
round,
sad broke • pane of glom in the door.—}ltl.
lord was committed for 14 days' hard labour.
STYLING COAL. —Oa Wednesday, before W. Talbot
B.gd. lied B. RoPkissi Baja lUward Mow and
Gene (toddy, labourers, of Weymouth, were charged
with steeling • quantity of old from • truck in Co re
meroldrroad, the property of Mr. Mertes Plias&
P.O. Rumford stated that at • quarter toil bet night
he was on duty in the Oomasmelal.road, and saw some
coal tracks, sad Osddy on the buffers, handing roil
to Pitraaa, who placed the knobs on the side of the
tramway, mar harbour. lie west sad agora
headed Mama with some mat, and brought kin to
the station ; but Caddy ran away. He returned to the
plass and found Caddy throwlag the lamps of mat
Into the harboar, when he said he well only throwing
Moms °vim—Both pleaded guilty, and were sentenced
to • month's hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

ysoViL.

Pgrrr Scotto:as, Friday.—Befora the Mayor, Mr.
W. Colt, and other magiotratae.—Harriet Hallett,
dsughter of oelloctable parents, was °barged with
obtaining three pairs of boots from Mr. Banos by
Nes pretences. On Saturday eeiooster went t Hr.
B ince'a eh I) and obtained there pair. of boot; repre-
senting UM% they were for a Mr.. Tucker. It grani-
te I, boirevrr, that Mrs. Tacker kasw ..thing about
tho boots. Wises apprehended primmer was "oaring
mai pair of the boote, the others she had thrown away.
She was ooromitted for triel—Frodukdr Tareader,
pre led& Carpenter, and Gsorge Rms, boys, were
charged with steeliest • apputity of 'asap°, the pre,
paty of Johu Taylor. .1 Van, and also a quantity of
bread, the property of George Well. Prisoner. stole
the irs'acco and the rolls from cart, in the market
aod divicild ths spoiL Threader sod Carpenter wers
or lend to receive ten strokee with a birch rod, and
Ruse seven stripes.--allark Beare, labourer, of G•ar
Knee, eat charged with stealing 231 b. of reap, at peo
Hill, the propsrtv of Mr. Bart. Prison., was caught
in the act I. default of paying a fine In was sentenoed
to raven days' imprisonment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

41L1AT111216 I

Lord Alington has seamed the neat call upon the
serricssof tbej ckey Pre I Archerdeitar nuns half -dozm
other patron* of the t Archer, It I. said has made
£lOO,OOO during the last 10 Lear., and baa ri Wen over
1.500 winning' mount..." The ep 'ding eorrewpootont
of the Echo doesn't believe in Chu, an I want. t • kn ,ss
how he as ma le that aunt Ho 'serer, it would le on
" the Unman'," pockets are pretty well lined, for •
special train conveyed him and his blushing bride (rim
Newmarket Li Trip and, it is said, the eouple are
attracti, g as crest, if not more. attention than the
future King •.f England and his I`. hew would com-
mand. Such is greatness, or rattier, in thla C 0... such
Is Idtleness I

I know there are a Roca many sporting, even if not
sip wily., readers mime threes who peruse this paper.
No. I.r their wipeciel &ant in. I will quite what a
"Muddy" paper nays about " Fredily " an 1 his wed-
ding
" With wonderful unanimity the sporting writers sires
In terming the notelets of fred Athher and sine NelllB
' Dawson the event of the week. In • degrn it was es. but
only thrnuth the waling oi the bllswworme of the t
They wets not nail • Mid with giving the (knot of their
adulation costly pianist.. hut must needs net the °rain-
anly goirt town of Nennisrket in an lapinr. Indeed, if
my ini orienting ie corr-ci, and lb tve every reason to b tore
ill; the dieturhancie after the roosting of the bullock fell
little short of the pr spoitions of • riot. This is seinedp
to be wondered at, when fouling an I drinking unlimit id
an the coocomit ante of a jockey's wedding. Of course
all the roughs of Csmbridgeshire poured inn Newomekets
wed they considerel is a mom atoning thing to pelt the
cooks with the loaves Archer had given for distribution to
the poor. NesAless Ii my, the rowdies finished up their
delightfol day's outing wth • goof bout of drinking. It
would be folly to barns Archer or his linnseliate friends
for them rflagrainful doir.r. hut the fault lire with thews
unthinkthg peopls who make • demi-god of • successful
round j okey. The men who bow do en at a stable isd's
shrine would der.. shrine stations,. shaping tit& country's
destiny beneath their no.ics They ciiul rep he eine
o' the stable, they couldn't tell you a date in the lentos'y of
ths nation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

To Ms Editor,

HOUSE OF LORDS,
111.0.11%
In tbo How, of L +Ma. oil Frldar alight. Lord Btms
again broustot la his Bill to Prevtoot the Domini of wages
la putdichoorms.

HOUSE OP COMMONS,

Faral.

In the House of Oommons several addltionel notion of
motors were handed in- In reply to Mr. Sexton, the
Irish %Greta y said Mr. Healy and his 0001Pellions were
allowed to associate during the entire day, meal-times
• =who& stud they tosk exercise when they lilted. The
Speaker informed Mr. Hawdegete that the resolution of
last session on the Bradlaugh case was no longer valid,
end Lord Mediation, eintoeled to by the same tenth man,
said the Government bad ni intention of reviving the
TIIIIOIIIIIOII. Ths debate on the Addrees we. then resumed
by If,. Balfour. Sir G. Mike stotwed into e genurl
defence of ths policy of the Government contending that
they weld not have interfered earlier without producing
matte European oomplications, while by acting when
they did they canted the Great Pones along with them
As regarded the future,
had ',pa satisfactory awareness', and the silenced Prince
wits probably du to the late change of Govennment.
There was no quota= of lion; the Ministry sinapiy
wished to set up a Arm Executive and to leave Egypt in •
stets of monied ouce. They had throuehout violated no
promise, and they simply asked to be allowed to carry out
the policy they bad narked out. Sir S. Northeote strongly
condemned the amendment of Sir W. Lawson. bat
expressed thankfulness that the further amendment of
Kr. Balfour enabled him to pathisviews clearly on record.
Lord Hartington Ins trenchant reply commented on the
agueord nary conduct of Stafford Noribook., who had., it
seemed, cond. mead the conduct of the Government from
the beldame, yet tied preserved rigorous
on the subject for s metal mouths. Instead of pursuing
a system of pedddng twit c em, his lordship challenged the
Oppt-sition to formulate a distinct charge, and to bring It
to bleu before the House. Oa • division being celled.
Sir W. Lawson's adeneadtunt was summarily rejected.
while Mr. Ileltearle was Nagetived be 179•oese to 144.
The &bate on the Address having been adjourned, severed
Government Bills were brought fn. Ti. Op; oil on
challenged a divisinn in reference to she Parliamentary
Oath Amendment Bill, but were defeated by HO to 70 In
b th the division, the Parnellite party voted with the
Conservatives. Exasperated by this defeat, the minority
nut teed to what Lsrd Harlington termed deliberate and
acknowledged obstruction, and the debate was at length
adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

RALGAMIC COUGH ELIXIR

DUR DEN'S

IS TX' BUT RINLIDT 101

COUGHS,
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA,
HOARSZNESS,
WHO,IPING COUGH
SHORTNESS or BREATH,
LOSS or VOICE,
SPITTING or BLOOD,

rag PROPRIETOR oonfidently recommentle
1. this ELIXIR in ill gimlet Affection&

Persons who are troubled with that unpleasant tick-
ling in the throat which deprives them of rest at night
from the incessant Cough which it provoke' will by
taking One Dose, And immediate Misl.
Bold only in bottles le. led., 21. 94., 4a. 64., and Ila.
each.

H. DtIRDZN,

CHEMIST, DORCHESTER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

THE PHINIX PARK MURDERS.

ASS iI ACCOUN I' OF TLI IC ASS &SSD
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NA CION3.

--
EXTRAORDINARY DISCLO3IIREB.

&attar g s have been the disclosures which have
been made in previous steps of the magisterial
inquiry into the terrible conspiracy which ha. canoed
so much mdery in Ireland, tithe brought to light on
Saturday almost st dr everything that ham gone before
into pure Insigni6cauoe. It my be ima.ined what
unthement wasa sused when, instead of O'Brien, there
walked up to the witness box to Saturday morning a
less a personage than James Carey, town councillor,
who, while in the dock on Tours fay last, was idea-
-1 UMW positively by one witness as the Mon who was
seen eating on a wit in the Phos it Park on the
night of the terrible 6.b of May. The whole of the
men arrested and charge I with conspiracy appeared
in the dock on Saturday, with, of c urge, the exception
of C trey and John Dwyer, who wee stated to be ill
in the hospital. A new face in the doh was teat of
Joseph Smith, who was only arreste too Saturday, for
having given inkrenation to the se 'aspirators as to the
Identity of Mr. Burke. Upon Carey entering the
court and el vancin‘ Loth* table the pastelists appeared
to be thunderstruck. Previously they hat been
• latting and laughing,with each other, but ad Carey
asolnded to the prominent position between the dock
otuil the booth, as tiled gloom seemed t fall on then ,•
while Fitxharris, better known as "Skin the G eat,"
give vent to his iodivis..ion by emitting a hissing
sound and glaring lieiseely at the new witnes.. NA.
with- tan lie; the &althorn:ad intention of the magi..
Irate. I, h.p sa..sirday's 1,r005,t1n45 c'oest, so far as
the uneral public were concerned, • number of spaniel
permits were issued by the Chief Commissioner of
Police, and as early as half-past Caren there was a
goodly number of people inside the eurt-botuie at
Kilmainham.
Punctually at twelve o'clock the magistrates (Mr.
Keys, Q.C., and Mr. Woodlock) took the's seats on
the bench.
It was ten initiates past twelve o'clock when the
following prisoners were plaosd in the dock :—Janses
M di.tt, Joseph Brady, Henry Bowles, Thom IS
Martin, Timothy Kelly, Pier Carey, Edward
WCaffrey. Palwar.lo'Brith,Josep's Hanlon, Laurence
Hanlon, Peter Doyle, William bioroaey, Daniel
Delaney, Joseph Mullett, Daniel Curley, George
'Smith, MOlmet Fara°, Patrick Delaney, James
hare* Thomas Deyle, Thomas Cad ey, and Joseph
Smith.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

THE FLOODS IN AMERICA.

EnsLerma IN A COLL MINE-LOSS OF 75 Lriza

You, Sunday.—The river is failing at Cincin-
nati, and the worst is past. It is believed that the
damage at Cincinnati sad the neighbouring Cirrus wi.l
reach ton million dollars. A terribie disaster ormarred
at BreAdwood, Illinois, on Friday. A wed mine
besmear turs prairie was madded) todad with wets'',
sad 75 miner. ware drowsed. l'he rebus and flood,
had transformed the prairie into • vast bike, and the
pressure of tbe water broke through the earth above •
motion of the mine, letting the water into the galleries,
where it spread from one so another with noiseless and
frightful rapidly, cutting off all the aviation of eamps.
Keay galleries wore a, low that the miners worked
on their becks, pioking out the coal above their
bead& They were drowns I without warning.
Bogiess are pumplog out the water, but it will take
25 days at the premot rate to reach .he victims.
Au Aber catastrophe took *oil at Jeffersonville,
Indiana, on deturday evening. Three hitruireddomipeco&
driven from their horses by the II 'ode were
In • brick building forrowly mod as • soldiers' home,
when the foundation', undermined by the water, gave
way -icutrw,:us„„dit, xtik.aotritio"gi
and children and gr of the injored. A bun=
cilium. iostnedicely began to remove the rules.
&ern dui bodies were found, and many injured.
Tbe ramaindir escaped miraculously. A mother was
found fatally injured, with Iser body bent into as arch
over her Want, whom she was shielding limn harm.
The child was nelajamd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

lITKE SZOIII.

Tits OTITIS Ripe at the Ferry Bridge are beige
prooeeded with, and barrels of spat every now and
then arrive at Portland frem Whitstable, to be CAI-
Toyed to the Fleet water, laid down, and grow into
oysters.
DIDUCITION OF TEI RICROL—At noon on Thursday '
• special service was held in the ancient church
Wyk', for the purp lee of the new rector, Rev. R.
England, SLL., being inducted into the living. Among
theee present were the Via. Archdeacon Sanoutary.
Rev. R. Lynes Rev. J. Lynes, Rev. J. D. Addison,
lily Trinity, Rev. A. Hill, Prestos, Rev. W. S.
Shuttleworth, and, we believe, other clergymen of
Weymouth, Colonel Swaffield. Captain Preece, and •
moderate congregation. The Rev. K. Lynes read the
first lesson, and the Rev. J. D. Addison the sewed,
the pealing were chanted by • surpliord altar, and the
Rector read the prayers. Hymn 215, commencing
" The Church's one Foundation" was sung, and the
Archdeacon read the mandate of induction.
The Rest )r then passed down the contra
of the church to the door, where the Arch.
deacon laying the heed on the handle of the
door, pronounced the sentence inducting the Rector
Into the real, actual and corporal poseession of the
church, with all the right., profits, and appurtenances
therae belonging. The Rector tolled the bell five
times, and having proceeded to the chancel, the rest of
the solemn service was goes through with chs gee and
and responses, readings from Scripture and prayers,
among the first being the charge of Our r,avlour and
that of the Church of England' as follow ;--" Go ye
therefore end teach all nations, hal:Blaine them Is the
name f the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy
Ghost ; teaching Mom to observe aletbinga whatsoever
I have commanded you ; and, to, lam with you alway,
eves unto the end of the world." "It is the duty of
the Ministers to be frequent in admonishing the
people, that they defer not the baptism of their
children; and to be diligent in seeking out and bring-
ing any unbaptised person in the pariah to the Holy
Sacrum/sot of Baptism; and t catechize an I prepare
for confirmation by the Bishop those who have been
baptised." The Rector solemnly and with a clear and
distinct voice responded" I will do so, the Lord being
my helper." Among the prayers were both silent
ones, and those in prescribed form.—Tbe new Rea ir
ham • tall commanding presence and a firm and
audible voice. Brightly through the south windows
shone the son during the solemn ceremony. So may
the Sun of truth continue to shine into the church, till
the time when the congregation go in fact, se they did
materially ou Tuesday afternoon, out into the full
blaze of light.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

A CAUTION TO CARTER/

J aeph White, • stater, in tit, stop oy of AI-. Lithgow,
of L sngtou Vann, was eummoned by Thorns.. II iskatt, •n
code -carter, in the MMUS .01p101. wait assaulting hint on
the St; ti Jen tittry.—Gotopltinatii, who app arid in omit"
wit% Lae .in in • laths, dap eel that on the ley In qu ,tion
they were in a field p ougnine, an I a little boy urourit
him seine food from hit borne in illantiloul, wuich ha
stopped to at Defendant ordersi hint to do hi. work,
awl loam words smarted. On their way to the stride%
titter tha day'e pious Ling had could, other words ensued.
en' when in lb. thane dtftmitht hit hraf with • sieve,
end afterwards with km butt eel of a whip, and with hi.
hunt., from the effects of which he was sill sudarinu. lie
put in • doct tee certike.ate describing it.. injurim received.
—Decedent ati.l be told lisekett t mind hi. work in the
a* be was • lrag time more than was needed to eat
bit food, and the boy that came with the food di I two or
t iree f mows with the *milt vrry bed during fife time.
Bolt it was abusive and chi' My. and o returntog ir the
stable became more so, threaten•ng to brat his hart in
with • hum combs He adusittkl striking Butkett nce
with the whip, but not witu mob tom, as to etiite tie
WWII*/ complained of. and once wit'. his lima—George
WA. en under-cuter, in the tmfoloy of Kr. le thitiw,
daprewl to Wilt in the stalks at tit, time, *A 'or the
wordy war, and beard the cat-kir strike B sabot' onc He
did not see O. Wittig engaged te Ain( • ir hors te.—llleak it
said he had • witneed who sew the whola, but he wet
aired to comi or he would lore his pi rms.—Yr M tnsall-
Pkydall, addressing drain lank rail they had dectdei to
c owlet Wm. as he situate.' •trik•nu complaluant, ant
remnied Wuita that it wo his tiuty If this men di I nit
de bit work tr acqtaint hue musts, of the fact, ani not
take tha law into his own hands. they would deal leniently
with to. ease, ea they Gruel lered be had received great
provocation. Find 55., includnaa coat&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

PLAIN ISPIAKINO.

Mv C institutional and Conservative contemporary,
the Observer, bat • lively and readable orirreepor.dent,
who writes under the noat-de-tgems of " Pasquin. '
The edit I. wishes it "to be distinctly understood,
that he does not hold himself rsotontible for any
opinions expressed" by Purloin. Still, think mut of
my 'widen will ape* with the following extract I
have made from his thu week's "Patshwork Papyri,'
even, although it comes from • Tory source :
' Ose of the 'SoCifeY. bou,nals bad bra inialgias in an
saulteet esckle—after sultana which the editor probably
b d s flt—over the fact that .ddo of the dons of the Prince
of Wales wdt probably atriul it. at one of the Uoirer•
Pities, and also 1110110idata ea to which of the tvul It will be.
It I. surely a matter of the profoundest indifference to
anyone bath' Isiah himself, end his own f may, exe-pt
that most contempt hie ci.m—tbe tuft.howers.'
remember seeing at a Blandford Art Exhibition some
It months ago • aptamen of the hand.writieg of the
Pena" hole, and unless they have very much
impr ived I should fancy It would be more to the pur-
POO, to send them to a Dame's school than a college.
But u " Paquin " indirectly °bums, what wink/
interest is it to the Nation whether or not these lads
can go through the alphabet and the Church
Cat •chism I

lIMIDOZIM
ST. JOHN'S BAND OF HOPIL—Tha fortnightly meet-
ing in ronection with tide society was held in St. John's
llifiesion-room on Monday ISTONION lest. Recitations
were given by Winifred Judd and Mary Coast.. cad
several toalodiee wen snag by the children. Mr.
gilt" rave •cesdleamdis astitole, 11. "Cod Wane
Jlio." Ila•ce we• • largo
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

AN INTERVIEW WITN ARARPB COUNSEL.

V. fies
Dear —lt is amusing to reed the various
reports—especially some of those published to •Loudon
evaded PoPor—toktioa to the " doh stars of bullion
aod jewels reaped by Yr. Broedley to the land of Pharaohs," sad the ridiculous sod usbunded
roomette wide!' sonooooe "Mr. Broadley'symci forum
ID slaw* fees the heads of lb. lrealthy rebel
eider bibulous sass sad presesis nest desirable
sod easily demeriptlea."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.
WIDInDLT.

Prevent: Aldermen Thornav, Lnndie. and Robert-
inn ; Councillors Rnbens, Weleford, Snook, Brown,
Banned), Lovell, D nnia, Graham. S. B. Milledge,
Seaman, Webb, Aylee, and Curtia.
On the proposition of Mr. Suomi, Mr. Alderman
Thorne, was enlist to the chair.
The Tow+ CLIRI( reported ni litigation in provers
Menlo+ g expenditure.
Mr. O. B. Bum, sid-rtnno, wee appointed Deputy-
Nissor for the soloing year.
In anew', to Mr. &tow; the Town CLINK stated
the Backwater Bridge matter is entirely aettlrd ; but
the Council will have to pay their mete.

PISS £BIIMIBLT•60011%

Mr. WICIAPOIM asked if any money had been raised
for building on the Pier?
The Town Ctnt said none whstever.

In cuswr t; 1;1;i-her questions, the Tows CLERK sal.l
that, if any delicisacy arose I, the buildings proposed,
It would be chargeable on the Pier rands. A separate
account will be kept for the building.
In answer to Mr. Dams, the Tow* CLERK said the
ratepayers will not have ta pay anything ; it is not a
ratepayer's question. They could only pay es far as
the capital of the buildings will go.
Mr. HotwassA said the ratepayers were tald that
they wouTd hare is *hies to pay for the Bridge
impreeemeat ; hut now there was a borough rate.
Mr. Watarmto argued the subtler with the TOWN
CLERK; but the latter said any defloienor will only
be piyaMe out of the value of the building
Mr. Wean understood the whole resp,nsibility
restel upon the shareholders.
In OWSWOf to Mr. Coatis. the Tows CLERK said the
Corporation property is not liable to pay say
defidenoy of the Intend or on the bonds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

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GROCERS, Bloods admirably with all Gravies.
OILMEN,/a,Mskee Cold idiot • Luxury.
Everywhere, bislc.a the plainest Viand, palatable.
In 6d., is., The daintiest dishes more delicious.
sad 2a. A great condition to Cheese.
BOTTLE& Every dish is improved by its addition.
EPieuree pronounce it tbe Best Sauce.
Beware of Coloursble Imitations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

C A RPE TS

REST and LARGEST STOCK in th• County
at unnonidly Low Prior.
TAPESTRY KIDDER DUTCH
BRUSSELS FELT HEMP
RUGS TO MATCH ALL CARPETS.

()1 L CLOTHS, HATS, AND 'Karma
In ail Widths and Qualities.
PAPER HANGINGS,

11,000 PISCES IN STOCK,
Prom 3d. per pleas al Twelve Yards.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

numerous Friends and Customers for the gammas

support sooordod them during the last 21 years, mad to
swim them list every effort will be need In tbe future,

as in the peat, to deserve that psinolsgs•

They beg to announce that these very Extensive

Vaults are full of aa Fine and Varied a Belection of

WINES aa they have ever contained. The experience

Oi KDRAILD Connuorox d Co., extending over more

than 40 years, will be applied to securing FINE and

PERI!. WINES. Mani of the ripest Wines lavaboes

pnrchseed eszly at the Vintages, and are quoted at
Loudon Wholesale Prices, whilst the Pure and Cheaper

Wines, sorb as Moulins, Marsala, Mud's, Botanic's,

sad the lower growths of the French White and Bed

Wines, *A., are as Low in Price MI those of any Firm

in tin Trade.

In SPIRITS, where the demand is so increased for
Lb. Finer Varied/0, E.G. and Co. still adhere to Messrs.
Rammer for the Beet BRANDIES ; whilst lit their
No. 2 their purchases are confined to another Old Cognac
Firm.

The WHISICITA are all kept in their own Sherry
Casks in bond, until age Ism made them perfect in

maturity.

It te on the above grounds that they found their claims
on the Public Patronage and Support, which they spin
beg respectfully to solicit.

Their PRICE LIST for IsB3 will shortly be ready,
and will DO Met Free OD application.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

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GREAT GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETINGS
AND BLUE RIBBON MISSION.

In °mania on with the Wainborne Band of Hope
Union. no suno were held oa Friday, to the Cern
RacMatige. In the afternoon, the various Beals of Hop.,
of which the above melon is c.imprised, were erlieetalaot
to capital ten, whicl hreal,ovided by Mr. V. Kind,
assisted by the cominittie. Nearly 2.10 sat down to tato
repast. Alter the tables bat been removed, it woe
evideat all had really en) 761 It, end as there was no
tea, to be 10. t., the juveniles were placed la pesitian
that they might c,mfortably r. calve an inteilectu el treat
from the Rev. C. Mansfield 0.07. Vim, of Wool/tort.
intbampton. The Ominous was Kr. B. .1. Kerridge
The It W. T. Orli (Wee eyes). offered preyer. Several
melodies were mad illy sung by the chi ken, under the
supervision of Km Creepi. The Rev. C. Manefidd Owen
interested and eedthecbillisntoraboutah,lta,o hour
toe most acceptable manner. At the evening enestine
(although the rain and wind war violeaf), the hail we.
era eded with ease( Hammers. Dr. A. J. H. Creep, presided.
Rev. C. Burns (St. John'.), and the Rev. W. T. Gill
during the evratair offered prayer. Re. C. Men..
dew O..ehoi kindly promised toe. eaduct this micron,
then gave °nem his elualent and eoul-s .irring addresms,
and be so had the ensemry over the audience that I d
newly half an hour, he kept Clem perfectly on the tip-t :e
of . gnat .ton end a tuileciioo; he will 'tire to be • meet
welcome speaker et any future tints. During the evenfna
esveral o! Bankers hymns we,, very Mealy lUD( by the
Tempernace Choir, welch his laraly ben establialied,
and now led by Mrs. Creep', who prided at the
harmonium at both m.tings. At the clime ol the maw,
ing nearly 200 dinned the Blue Ribbon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

BLANDPORD.

Ltd T SUVICIIB. -The Sillannri of the series of Lenten
terries. WY held in Blandford church on Wedneeday
evenitur. The it.,. C. IL Fyne. Clinton (rector)
who officiate' In the room of the Rev. J. G. Bremer,
rector of Caddo Okeford, wh through iudi.po.itton,
WM unable to fulfil hi. engagement. The audience
wea u..t large.

FAtmeas' Cure.-0a Saturday next the first meet-
ing for discussion this year will be held at the Crown
Hotel, at six o'cl ck, when Mr. George Biagio, of
Keynestone, has kin dv oonsentet I to oAsn • diecusadon
on "The Paper on Farm Tenancies," by S. B. L.
Deuce. Ireti., barrieter. Lincoln' Inn.
AOCIDIST.—Laat Monday evening. just before
finishing the d-live.y for the day, Henry Wells, a
man employed t. d liver goode from the railway
station round the t an, tnet wdh rother a serious
a.eci.lent It using that io pit tint out a hamper
horn the van he sipped an I was precip t •ted..o to the
corb by side of footpath in West..tteet, y which the
unfodulswe man eu.tained -stern injuriu to his head.
rencle,ing him untion.cious. and to .me tune butt .int
hope. were entertained of his rec..very. By late t
enquiries, however, we hear he is progr. s.ing as
favourably &II can he expected, under the medical cue
of Dr. Ingram. We are p eased to find the sad oc-
currence to the bread-winner of • large family is
somewhat alleviated by the f,ct the Mau helotto to.
Gla”rga'• S ate and L." Club, so be will derive
substantial help from such meml.erehip.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

TARRANT MINTON.

FATAL AOCITM(T. —Op Tuesday. a carter, in the
employ of Mr. Street, a farmer. of HandleY, whilst
proceeding from Blaodford wittt a bed of coal, met
with a also,kion fetal accident. It seems that he was
in charge of three limes*, and, on going up the hill
beyond the old turnpike gate-hue.', toward* Thick-
thorn, by some meets' he f -II under the wheel., which
passel over his head, completely cru-bing it, and
causing inetantasseous death. An inquest is to be held
this day (Tnonalay). Deceas•cl wes 40 years of age.
He leaves a wife and seven children.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

ME. GLADSTONE AT CANNES.

Cumin, Sunday.—Owing to Um unsettled 44. of
the wriatrar during the week Mr. Glmistom has not
bra able to make an extendad excursion along the
omst. As attempt was made on friday, Me morn.
log being firm, but tha party were ob,iged to return
early in to. afternoon. Mr. Glartons, accompanisd
by Mrs. and Air Gladstone, Lord Wolverton, ths
lion. Mr. Lyttledon, Mr. and Mr. Beaumont, and
Mr. Germiston left the GliMean Soott about ten La
the naornior and embarked on a small steamer hired
for Ms occasion. Try proorded round the isiaad of
Saint M.argnorite, just opposite Ms chateau, and
landed at tite smallar island of Saint limorat and
visited the monks there. Altreritar, Mr. Gladstone
has spent • very quiet week and there have bra few
visitors at the Chateau. Two Queen's merengue
have bra rot out shift Mr. GI/Astor urived,
and another is expected this week. Tbe Premier is
now perfectly well again. He still taker kle nasal
wears and drives, is whit* his chief comparon Is
Lord Acton, and he noes 'TNT possible opportarty to
gain additional bans& from hi. stay. No date haa yet
bees appointed foe Ms tetra to London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

BUILT BY

MR. MORGAN YEA TMAN in 1790.

EDWARD CUNNINGTON L CO.

HAVE the Osman of sanottnoiag that they
bays mmW RENEWED THE LEASE OF THS
ABOVE VAULT AND PREMISES.

They beg to tender tbefr gratel al Thanks to their
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

foteisary Mb, 1883.
RESULTS OP LIVING ON LOW LAND.
To Vic Editor.

Sfr,—On arrival at Weymouth 1/.4 Saturday even-
ing, alter • bard week's wrk of 182 milea a thy op a
locomotive engine, I found, on going home to my
tisane in Walplentreet, that my wife and children
were nearly up to their knees in water, w.th what few
thins I hut In the shape of good, spoiled. Surely in
a fashionable town hire tills it is time there was •
pumping engine erected in the Perk, or what is to
become of us? A fine reception for a pxn fellow on
• Saturday wrening—up to his knees in water in hi.
hones! How *boot the dam for the Park now I
should feel obliged if you could insert this in your
valuable paper. —I beg to remain, sir, yours truly,
THOMAS BALM
15, Walp,lasbeet, Waymltab, Feb. 11th, 1883.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

SUPPOSED GOLD MINE IN WALES.

A gold inks Is believwl o hays bona discovered M
Llauelltyd, North Mao; by • youth named Evans.
tieveral pistols of pare gold have been fond as du spot
in question, aad a futon, search is now being made.

COUNTY CABINET WORKS,
8, CORN HILL, DORCHESTER.

HANNAH AND 00.,
UPHOLSTERERS & GENERAL HOUSE

FURNISHERS.

6 LARGIC SHOW-ROOMS
Well stocked with every description of
F lIRNITURS
Suitable for the
Mssazon. Paramecia, Faannouss, I Comes
BLINDS,
of every Description and Material.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
A frest Variety of Novelties for Present Somas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

LOSS OP A STEAMER AND THIRTY
LIVES.

The steamer Copia, of L mdoei, eleven hundred tone,
left Cowed seventies days ago for ILeasins, • tea days'
voyage. dhe alit sot heard of mad duoday, when
portions at wreckage, bearing bar name, wore insetted
bit° dalcombe. Svidwitly she had struck oa Praia*
Pout, end is high ems lately prevailing would bey*
goue to pieces instautly. the comumuder. Mr. J.
Collings, brother of the owner, mid crew of about thirty
hare undoubtedly perished.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

TAXIIIO ODITS.

I. the mee of White v. Ward, which had bran dmidad
at • p-evious Omit. Mr. 0. Symonds 1.14 exceptiou had
been taken by the taxing muter 1, the ailowanes of •
particular witasse, ou the ground that be was not pelted,
and debusdaat hook upon turnaelf it anus th tt he was not
at all a summary witness, though bow he did so he (Kr.
Synionds)c old not tell. The wituess had bens subsumed.
and Hr. fiymon Is urged that where a wit.... wu sub-
IKetissil. and appeand in answer to the subtastsa, his
excesses ought to be allowed The tazing-mastes Owl had
notice of his diesatiefaction—Mr. Howard said the taxing-
master mast use his diecretiom as I, whether a witness
1111111 material or not; be oaly wished the whams had been
• material ear, as he would the, have gained the C.a.—
MI Howse rem trked any party might be Cortland erit's
a disallowance ; but it reeled with tbe taxiag•ramter t
my whether %Seed's's= was material oe not He ball the
insinginmter bad a large diecretiott and that he himself
mull not Warfare
1 • nuautorfs INSUIANCI POLICY.

In tho cave of Ratios. the Judge said was one for settle-
meat bet weal the portion—A staisamat by lb. H ward
ass to the effect that Hatton had Wound hie life foci
Lilt, sold the policy to Mr. Babbitts, sad sigoed a ispor
to that elect In the pretence of the Kent of the loser-
WM teleplay, both parties thlakiag It was properly done.
Rehbette paid the mansion' for years, Remo filed
mitition la bankruptcy. sod Rabbet% slid sweat oo paying
the preialtuns till Hatton died. who. Babbotts applied
for Om amount doe. Before heading over the money. the
WIllirS•01 00111,1151, Waisted they should ha,.. rrosipt
from as adialalstmtriz to Hatt Ws estate m ash aa from
lablietts. Al there wee no estate. tits widow oaly took
out bitten of adielaletratioa at Hr. Rabb It.' wig's. Next
the inausace company wished it. Had ker who was
the °tidal aseigaos. to join ; but he 'Mooted it do so.
Weis the pronged& were handed over to him.—Hr. Omega
for Hr. Babbitts, contooded he woe at say rage entlited
to the pronslonse he had paid, sad the mete of &dial at sirs-
a:gibe& the below* amid be h saded over to the
trar. subject to directioa of the Coast —The Judge
the o a should stand over to let Um parties cows
to ea arrangement. —The costs of the administratiou would
be obtained from Hat.on'a estate. ettbse through Ow
official magas' or out of the premiums sad interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

BOROUGH PETTY SESSION&
MONDAY.
Before the hieyor (H. Garde*, Eli), Saimaa
Gregory, Nerd Mud, Seq., sod I. Look, Sq.

113SAULTIL.111.0 T:112 iil.rtfr mural.

William Spracklaud. who did u 4 appear, was
runintosed for resulting Thomas Lowry, • Fevre in
the let Battalion Drsebsblre Rerinsest. as the 14th
Inst. —Thomas Lowry visaed he was • private is the
lot Battalion Dorsetsitire Regiment. On the sight of
the 14th he was on polite duty. Hs was ordered to
go into the Phcesis Inn and take • man of the Royal
Horse Artillery to the guardroom. Hs went in, to 1c
him into custody, and- was bringing him out, and,
when near the door, delendaat threw himself on
witnem's arms to try ani make him brt go the
prisoner, and said he tercet goiag to allow the
prisoner to be taken is. Defeadant shoved up &catgut
him, and knocked of his hat. Ddoodant Wowed
him all up the street abusing mitoses egicl
"If you don't let the prisoner go I will
your eye out. I will do for you." Defeadaut tided
to rem' prboner.—Bupt. Coward said that he was
informed that defendant bad recently been discharged
from the as with diegrace.—The Bence limed
deleadaat IL oasts or in default 14 days'
hard labour.

GAYS 11/IPABS.

Thomas Brine appeared on remand to a ammo=
filiniad idol with having been in ',arab of VMS new
Load's Mill, on Monday, the sth inst.—MU owe had
been adjourned is order that defeedast might bring
witnesses to prove that be was going tatting at Yr.
Smith's, of Stafford, on the day In qmstioe, and was
.—P.O.
sot poaainglistaser's evWeees having been
read over de, fondant called Arnold, who Mated
she lived la Fordiagton, AIM on Monday, the sth
at ab art half-past two eke saw defendant la his
garden. Boas after that, from hsif.p it two to thou,
she was pawls( again, and saw defeadaat ormaleg out
of the gate. She met defeedaat coming bre& with the
police not a quarter of on hour afterwards.—The
&soh said they had given the case deo ooneldevatke,
and there was a long fist of convioUons against him,
but there was some doubt as to the time' therefore
they would give him the beoefit of tire doubt, end
give him another chance, and dismiss the ease.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20

SWAINMIN.

A DIBaTIRO CLASS has Just been started in the
Workman's Hall by Mr. William May, rec Intly con.
named with the Free Church, Haim.,[town, Dumfrise.
N. 8., and who has eccepte I an invitation of the
committee and friendl ol the Mission Church to
'abut' with them is the mission werk, which to likely
ti he attended with some sooners.
Blau TIMOR—Oa M.oday morning last the sea
made • sever* encroachment on our would-be
sedum,* and the uturiment (erected by the late
John Mowleen, Esq., in the year 1862, in commemora-
tion of • great naval battle fought with the Danes in
Swarths(' Bay by Alfred the Great, A.D., 867),
toppled over, the foundation being completely lifted
out by the force of the NS. We see Mr. George
Burt is coileotiog the duff Tent pots to have it re-
Ruin or Hong ENTERTAIRMIXT.-04 Thursday
evening last the in mhe a of the Ban I of Hope held."
entertainment in the National Schoolroom, kindly pre-
sided over by the Rev. Mr. Bard's). A. very pleasing
programme, consistiog of a ugs, dialogues. recitation..
rounds, ito, was well carried out. The Misses
Travers, with the above rev. gentleman, and others.
kindly helped. and the members, numbering over 160,
were well plowed with the evening's amusement,
which, we hear, will be continued monthly.
BLOB MDR of UMW,. —On Monday evening •
meeting WWI held in the British Schoolroom, presided
over by the Key. Thomas Steer, the principal meeker'
being Mr. W. May (Miseion Minister) and Mr. A.
Seymour (local Wencher). Mr. May's address was
very much appreeat A, and hie solo, "The Land o'
the Leal," was much applaud. I. The Chairman, in
his rerna.ks, -aid we had heard a "bit o' Scotch," and
which bad pleased u. all. Next, we are oromised •
"bit o' D nest" from oar old friend Mr. D. Kellam.
(Applause.) Boras goel singing, etc., brought the
most pleasant evening we have bad to • cl we.
,111111
A SOLICITOR SEATIIRCIID T.) IMPRISONS'S:ST.—At the
County-court, on Toe-day, the judgment summons,
Francis Brown, drawer. v. Henry W. McCarthy,
solicit w, "'disposed of. The claim wee for £5 01,
balsam doe for drapery goods. Mr. Ames appeared
for the Plaintiff. l'be defendant did not appear,
although he ha I been saboceased to produce his books.
He bad reoeatedly prorawd payment, and secured
a ijouroments by triviel enamel. if. H moor made
an order for the commitment of the defendant to
=for 21 days, the coda to be strepesded for 28
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

DOROBEITBZ.

DZIFIVITRT. —We are requested to state that Mr.
Webb, surgeon dentist, will in War* attend D orches.
ter every alternate Wednesday bastes tot on Saturday
ee hitherto.—A TIVT.
ROT= CHAPEL —The Rev. Mr. Dalt us, of From.,
Ced at this chapel on Sunday morning and even.
.IchThe rev. gen.lemen had boom invited by the
cbutch to preach, and we understand the twodiecourees
gave much • Alsfaction, they hoping ch or +c•erised by
great ability. M. Dalton will preach at the same
chapel on Wednesday and on Sunday next.
kisses or DI. •LDIUDGIR -It in with much regret
ere hear tr. t I irides is suffering from another sewers
attack of illness. It is not many months ago the
doctor recovered from a protracted inner, and this
sewed attack is • source of considerable anxiety to
hie family and the whole town. We are pleased to be
able to state that Dr. Aldridge is decidedly better
teeday (Monday.)
ILisoaL Fisarero.—At the Borough Polioe•Court
this (Monday) morning, before the Mayor (H. Durden,
Zen.), Alderman °nem*. Alderman Gregory, Petard
Alford, Esq., and J. Tudor, Bal., Joseph Berrie and
Joseph Byrnes. blackemiths. of Fordington, pleaded
tante to Metal fi.hing in the riser ?mann—Mr. M.
C. Weston appeared for the prosecution, and said,
although he did not wish to press for • heavy penalty,
he wished the Bench to point out to the defendants
they could not do this, also that if they were caught
another time he should prase the ease.—Mr. Supt.
Onward knew nothing against the lads, and they were
let oil with the light penalty of 2s. 61. and amts. It
brought up again, however, tfog were promised the
full penalty.—They were allowed a week to pay in ;
Is default • waek's imprisonment.
00wirrrtion • Nuisance Cheri L-shre was sum-
mooed fodwuntnitting afnuliloo3 in B dlee'slesseg•
as Tuesday night, about eleven o'cloek.-I'bere had
hew numerous complaints of this Port of offence. but
the Beach were diepow I to take • lenient view of the
geme, sad dismissed the summons on p ,pmeat of ante.

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

'.. .M.m..1...
.mwm••••••'......'"fa1..,....

PIINZZALB 117RNIIIIISD AND
OONDI7Orgn.

COALS 1 COALS 11 COALS 1 1
ROBERT HILL,

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96, SOUTH-STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility. Gentry, Clergy,
.and his
castoeners generally that he is now 'applying the
following desaiptians of COALS :
WAI.I..SIND BULL° k FOREST
CLAY CROSS of DEAN
TALK 0' TH' HILL RADST iC K
SMITHS' MALTING
SILKSTONE CULM and COKE
R. H. desires to call special attention to the TALK
0' TH' HILL COAL, which be can grongly ream-
mend for Household purposes.
AU Coals, by truck laid, Reduced Prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, kr., and Grindstones.
Atila for the Wiltshire Sack Hiring Ooving.
Depots at the Ones Western and South-Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 96, South-street, or at the
Great Western Hallway Station, will receive,
It:ldelivered free In Dorchester and cadlastak
sad al auleral• raMs ia Ihs Onalrf.

Offlos,
proalo
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

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mperiatVarliamnu.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
THURSDAY.
MILITARY I RILI

Irl at. awn t Mr. Ereit n, th Marituir of liertlnglon
eaid there w.eil I b, no mitre ivrew at Aldershot this
y ter. but certain volunteer cerps wiuld be invited to join
the estop for drill with the troops from Auanst 11th to
2.i.13. and the invitations were out on Wednesday.

ran IntaLS OP yIIISONORS 111 'INLAND.
Mr. El.ston d if Depose hvl Lot a legal right to
subecrob. to the prisoarrs fair trial fund in Ireland, and
why Mr C ff .rd L'oya had is.uwi • circular to the mhos
."acting thrill to threaten any p reon a, sit, ecribing.
.or, boa Trre.t• tn. °Merritt that the hon.
gentleman bad given notice of • motion on thg
said that no circular bat been heeled, but instructions bed
bran given on the grounds alrrwly at.ted.— yr. Parnoll
ask d bow the expense+ of the priann to de•,01) could be
provid d without subscrintl.ma —Mr. Trevrlyan anti he
atitt...l on Wednesday the miter, of .he Nome the G teem.
meet h .dopted. 1 ese not necrs.ary to have house-to.
house emit, m.de t.l Immo. who-a he Government
believed to be metal's.. of • secret socely. (CANN)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

A DORSET FARMER AND THE QUEEN'S

ORDSR

H o Mai any'. a.m.., Or•SOr prohibittag du use
Isouo cue Koy H mash .4 Ilea u.t met wan unsai.
ro4. apprufa, either eSI Use .0 os 01 prameabtlity, 01
as sect.. in.; toe cut amed .1 by MO QOM., A Weida
Farmer writes. as t.,tlow:—

"Sir,—Will you kin ily .Low me, an oil firmer. t)
say• law +rut is .0 t iiss ibj c I feel tua: the revi.rse
side co the picture hal n.t hee presentwi to view!
have been i...iuced co in toe lhi ref' owit throu4h seeing
a par ceraph, in a to type, in vur editt,u •.1 Io dey,
the 15 h, which c uo have neat' read wit out a
t irali id p au by tawny farmer.. WU° are scan aufbring
from thl demo) it u ....n. au lot .er cansiis„

4•1414L•4411 who ai uossli., ier.ogb.• I suggests I
• short time .go that •.. Au-. • f eerlasmeut eh Add be
paseet prohibiting the •laug It, of lain • for one or
two sea..., for the warp ..f inc-ea.ing the number
of sheep in the country. Tuts aa. received by farmer.
who were present WWI exciam ...ions do-ant. This
command of her Alajesty the Qicen that "11,1 lamb
shell be served la tad Limy it rtousenoul during the
present seas in" may tramobly have nesrly the same
effect se an Act it I...Bement. It will probably
bee me the I ishion awo .g she" upper ten "Aart their
uumerous itnita..ore, and t ii resul wail be • g eel
redu:tion in piLe. Tan w.al O•U•O • serioas les to
y fiartn.r. .h. *ILO their rent from toil snug*.
WINK., •he and is ad iptael for there pr it
nothing pr to the whole routine of farming waich
pays as well a. the puginc:i On of earls- fat I.oub (.rll4
Lon lon maik t. rbis makes the pr.e nt aspect of the
subject the in ire seri in.. They are generally reared
and fed on land which is noteu f r its early peatursa
These pastures yield • high rent, MI a this cau only be
sustained by the production and early sale .1 fat lamb
If fashion dues away with this fir only one seas n, the
farmer will be • seri, .us But if this fashion
ahoald b. ret dated in future years, the leech oils will
get I-se rent, th firmer, will .41 then sheep and go is
for &arm., and the sheep will consequently he pill
more redwood in number. Thus the ooject her Maj ,at
has in vas • would be more thao coon era
(armors seeking tu secure themselves from l
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

Weymouth, April 131 h, 1 YOUNG RADICLL.BB3.

WARRHANL.
Tug Fait.—Our little town was exceeding!! b",
on Toes lay at, the fair being an unuseally la, ga one.
The supply of live stock was more than ws.expected,
and there were more h woes in the mark-t than have
ever been before. The pleasure fair was held on the
maw pits, and new the T ,wn Hall, and proved • great
attraction to the jmenu. population.
MISSION SLIM icts. —The services on Sunday last wars
• :ale con.hacted by the it,,. W. li. Aitken, 'estate.' by
the Riv. J. Stephens. Tnis bring the last Sunday of
the mission thr attuplance was unnaually lam,. and
especially to the afternoon and eveninq services, the
aftern ion services bring for men only. Me sermon in
the evening wee preached from the text. " And the
Li debut them IQ. " and WWI very impressive. Toe
Mission Servioes conclude I on Honday with • special
thanksgiving service nt the erns' g, alter which was
• celebration of the Holy Communion. Tire servicee
throughout have been writ attended, and there is no
doubt but that in soy lisve great cause for thankfal.
nese for Lb* great blessings Whigh they have received
daring the mlieloo.