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

BOARD OP TRADE RETURNS.

The Hoar.' of Trade returns for SePtember, laced
on Satorday, show that the value ,4 the Imp rta is
1:55,317 less and that ,4 the exports 14.11,765 more than
in the correapouling month of last year. The former
figu:es arc, however, more favourable than they look,
as the inflation In the price of cotton caused by the
operations of the Liverpool "corner" last autumn
reached its height in the month of September,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

Eirtbs, iLirriages, anb Oat*

BUiTH9.

Pt• Kat Llwer Stratton, the wife of lir. (kart,
Stephens, of a .lauqhter.
&pt. 26, at Harcourt. Bournemouth, the wife of J.
A. Turner, IL 8., C.M., of a daughter.
Sept. 28, at South-street, Orewkerne, the Will oi
Trenchard. co a son.
Oct. 2, at 13, Montagu-plane, Brremetoo•squere,tb.
Comatose Waldegrave of a son._

MARRIAGE&
Sept. 28. at Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester, by
the Rev. Henry Everett, Henry Wtghttnen, eldest vs
of Henry Smite, EN., of Souto KensinKt,,n,t
youneest daughter of the late Mr. Edward Net"'
of zitratton Hills cod Dorchester.
Sept. 30, .ISt. Mary's Caurch, Waroham, by the
Rev. R. I'. Stokes, Frederick Bollani, to
Youngest daughter of the late Sir.S. Bailey,
Marlborough, Oxon.
Sept. 30, at Holy Trinity Church, Bricks"'
Somerset, by the L. George Trevor, the n
Samuel Percy Street, solicitor, of Weymouth.
Zdalcousbe Regis, Dorset, eldest eon of the iste „. •
Street, of Wimbledon, to Alice, second daughter oi
Baker, of Bridgwater.
Oct. 5, by limn's, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Pillar*.
by the Rev. John Turner, William John Petro,
Ann Turner, both of Portland.

DEATHS.
&Pt 25 at (Issrerinotgne Heath, MartbA,
thr.Lene hit4tt.A, George Bishop, aged 76. to're.k:
nopt. 2B, M Bhumpetort, Dorchester, Mr. J.
aged 64.
Oct. 3, at South.strost, Dorchester, Mr. Georo
Davis, aged 66. Much respected.
Oct. 4, at Newland, Sherbo consumpti a
"L.Kiang. Awwie, the bolo= wife of Mr. flog
ev t re.s.
end ab t
CtieqUes root-odic' orders are Y
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Mr. Meet it.uts, 8, H m
igh West etreet, rcb't,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

oontaining

IVERVOUS AND PIIYSICAL DEBILITY.
A gentleman, having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has discovered a simple Ot
eel-cure. Ile will be happy to forward the particular*
to any manna on receipt of • atainped and directed
envelopc.—Addres• J. •ajwaja., Esq., Brook-villa,
Esainuersmith, Luadcia,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

THE PIRENIX PARK MURDERS.

The ship Gladstone, in which Westgate the s.lf-
atcr,e 1 mun'twer of Lord Frederick Carew dah sailed
from Swansea a few days after the Pli.euit-park
tranedy, returned to that port yesterday. It appears
that s.s.o slier the weasel saile I, IYesterate's Pemllier
manner attracted the anti,* .4 his shipmates ; and in
c iesequeoc3 of a partial confession which he made he
Wlll put in irons by the ceptein. and on the arrival of
the ship in death America he was handed over to the
authorities.

A CONVICT PLOT Al' DARTMOOR.
A p'ot among the convic's at Dartmoor to make a
gene al escape has just be disclosed. A discovery has
been toa he .4 skeleton keys con-tructed out of the bones
which the c onvicte have found in their meat at meal
time.-. Two convicts were recently found in a closet
after having unlocked and escaped from their cell.,
their evident intention being to rperote theraselv-si
th -re until the 'pp vtunity presented itself td getting
away. It is believed that many of the convicts have
themwlves of these buns "key.," and it is
eve t stated that not long ago a convict actually made an
n ler to one ot the officers to unlock any door in the
pri on ; while another is said to have informed the
.0 ii Titters that a general plan had been formed for
hreskin; out of the prison. It was intended to make
key. • f hones, to unlock the cells In one of the prisons,
eeire the warder in charge at night, and when the night
wat,lottan, who carries a pistol and some of the key.,
went hi, rounds, to overpower him and throw open the
ether prisons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

THE LATE ACCIDENT ON TUE SoilTil

IVESTERN RAILIVA Y.
To Me Bor.
Sir,—Would you kindly sit w me throu;h the
medium of your widely-circulated paper to rotor u my
sincere thsnks to all those robe have *WWII such tokoos
of their respect and mite= for my late lanauted
hushaud. keipecially would I desire to thsuk tun roil-
way officials mid toe members ot the Frieudly &clouts
for their respect arid kinduesa By ausertiog the abort+
you would greatly oblige.— Yours truly,
1 FR*NCES WOOLIJKII,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

ROMANTIC WEDDIIVO.

A wedding of • somewhat romantic character was
celebrated In Keyneharn parish church on Monday
m .rntng. The bride, it in understood, is the daughter
of a retired colonel of the Indian army, resident in
Done% and she is said to be al year. of age. The
bridegroom—a youth of 19 summers—was until
rerently under-room Cottle bride's father. It appears
a short time since a couple took separate lodgings In
(ho village and the banns were duly published in the
church. Negotiations were commenced by the parties
with some emi,tration agents at Keynabarn for two
psssages to Ametics. In the course of the transaction
something transpired which led to • conference
between the agents and the curate. The latter made
enquirios, and this resulted in the intsnded bride's
fsthsr being brought upon the scene. On learning bow
matters stood, he SeDi or t.bc sergeant of police. net
f,,„,.ti,,,,ery basing ascertained the runaway couple (for
such it transpired they were) had in no way broken the
law, was unable to assist the aggrieved parent, and the
bri eat the same time positively refused to go home,
ard expressed her determination to stick to her chosen
husband, and she has carried out her purpose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

PIDDLITILIXTE IDZ.

PLEASING PRESENTATION. —On Tuesoday harvest
thatilrygiving servlces were held in the Biptist
when an excelllot sermon was preached by E,
Blewett (D.prchester) from the words—" Whet cowl
re by this service." Be'ore the sermon the Ito. .1.
Davis presented a very handsome Bible to Mies ACC
Ridont, on her leaving for B,uruennouth, as a reox;•
nition of her services in the school.

II•
WARZHAII MCI) PURBICK UnION.—At & special'?
convened and fully attended meeting of the Board c,l
Guardians, held on Tuesday last, it was, after a te
discussion, unanimously resolved "Tint in future tie
ordinary meetings of the Board eh ,ul.l be held l
night 4 only all the year undid—during winter in vtJ
as eiuun, r inomhs." The next ordinary meeting A
the 13 ,aid to be held on that day fortnight—vu... 011
Tuesday. 17th of Octub-r inst.
Tax TZ3IPZICANCZ blovettraT.—The advocates of
temperance in Wareham are certainly not ',deep. Ou
To-aday evenik g the n-w coffee etali, which hal here
provided by the Wareham Tempt:lance Society, vac
need for the first time, and met with a fair receptt
a moderate bwkineas being done. We also observe dot
a ten days mikkai.ka is to be held under canvas Ou
rectory lawn, from Novemb,r 7th to 17th. lb,
announcement being made that the tent. which Is
eapkble of holding 800 pereotuk, will be floored eel
hip del with gas. Several eminent temperance
advocates are expezted during the mission.

SWANAGII.
'l' EA.—At the Workman's Hill Mrs. Swill.
Tuesday evening, kindly gave a tea to the mother...,
her class meeting, to which ?.) sat down. After tea
Mrs. Soavill gave an address, entitled" Husbands, r
as wives makes them,' which waa very useful t ths
mothers, stft,-r which she gave • gospel &dares., s
woo very instructive. The mothers were well ;level
with the evening spent, and many that'
accorded to Mrs Seavill, and we hope Gqi i1"1.4.
prosper the work in her hands, and many others col
do likewise.
THS Londoi Lands Trading Company held Mir
first sale by allotment of freehold building lama 00 'l'4
C' uny Estate, at the Ship Hotel, on Tuesday Jut, "MI
every lot, we hear, was taken up, sod we We?
shortly to see building oommenes in good earneet
k is a capital site, with splendid views of the
11111/, etc.
A BRANCH OP ST. Jowee AMBOLUICS AfrOOV
TION is now open at Swanage--and a course of lecture!
is Oven in the Rectory Class-room, for ladies on Nlal
day afternoons, for gentlemen on Tuesday evenietl•
The first meeting WWI very well attended, 03 "
hope it will be kept up, as such • course of lectures al
is now eiven will be useful to every class of so.aetf'
not only in saving doctors' expenses, but allestsli"
pain in cases of accident, broken limbo, ftc. Metnters
will be entitled to the use of various articles reticu°'
such se a stretcher in case of accident, itc•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

SALISBURY.

GAOSS ILIeTiItATMENT O. A HOWL—At the Petty
Sandons on Monday, Dewy Churchill, a dog trnincr
at Old Sarum, was IMMIII mc I Vr cru•lly ill-treating a
horee, the property of Ilsoary Drewett, a c sb proprietor.
Mr. Nodder was for the defence. The animal wai
bird.' on the ‘...Mth September to take the tf .hoolant,
twu f donde, and two grwy hounds to Whitabury c ,ursing
meeting on the foil swing .I.y. The evidence .4 the
complainant went to show that the horse WA. ma I
when it left him @tables, but on its return the b Ica and
ribs of the animal were found c were I with broils,. :
the hinder hocks were ales acutely hail on.al ; on I Mr.
Aubrey, veterinary enrgaon, wit 9 was called in to Pee
it, ordered it to be shot. It was alleged that the horse
Wan beaten unmercifully. Mr. Aubrey war, of °plodOn
that the knees:nation was not active when the &be
c tame:iced. The defence was that the animal was
suff-ring front infl untuatdm when it wee hired, although
Mr. I fnowrtt might 104 have beet, aware of the fact
The h nco onnidered it a bad csae, and ind.ct...sil a
penalty of U and XL coats
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

ANOTHER COSTLY SHIP.

It is stated that the Admiralty are about to begin
buildin4 at Portem nith an arm ,ur-clad which I. to ho
one of the mo 4 powerful ships afloat. The estimate of
her hull, excludes of n ii,hfuery and equipments,
amounts to nearly half-a-million .terling. She will be
armed with I,ur ltn hrecchloading guns, besides an
auxiliary armament and torpedoei.

the reason why so many are unablo to tk. Amos is
that the v r, t S commonly sold aro mix •d with stuck.
under the p a of ren lerin4 them solu'do ; while realle
making them thick, hesvy, and rb ui.y by
easily detected, for ii Cscoa thickens in the ono it proves
the addition of starch. Cadbury's Cocos Leans La
uzr.; it is therefore three times %hi slime h of um.
Mms rotreslatas berms. like Ise a oasis.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

THI ARSON CAdt AT CHICCIIM.

In the case of James Palmer, the poor old man who
is naw in prison on the charge of ars in, on his own
confrsoi m, Mr. Howard sal I the prisoner had been in
a low way for a lag time. Teens was no doubt at
all that the prisoner had not committed the cr mi.
The doctor would tell them as to his mental con
and the two eons were present ready to ent..r into bail,
and to take their father home.—Mr. %V. &nest Good,
surgeon to H.M. Prison, said the pris I ner was unable
to atterd owing to bodily infirmity. Since he had
been un let his care he had been suffering mentally and
b•iily.—ln reply to Mr. Howard, the doctor eall in
all probabiSty the mental derangement WWI a long
at inding, at any rate Ai far back as September 17th.
when the fire °Anima. Ila hell:Ned the boiilv ail-
meuts to be of • temp wary nature. lie WAS cuff ering
from weakness and exhaustion.—Prisoner VW further
remanded for eight days.
Ayr LIATION CASE.

Joseph Crumpleton, • gardener. of Bradt ‘rd
Peverell, was sumo mil by Nlary Puckett, of the
same place, to show cau•e, etc.—Mr. Weston prose-
cute], end dr. H. N. Howard defended.—Order made
for 21. a week for toe meal period.
BMWS° SLUMS.

John Lee, I.le,rge Lee, an 1 Charles Cowing, three
little b aged respectively 1:1, 11, and 8, were
charged with stealing two tame rabbit., on the lit of
October, at Puddlet iwn.—Walt‘r D linen state I that
on Sunday, the lit inst., he paw the three bye pace
the window. Ha went out hal an hour aftei ward.,
and whited two rabbit.; the next day he went t the
police and gave Information. The rabbits, which were
P!° tuned (alive) by the police, were the ones he missed.
The value of the rshbits was one ehilling.—P.C.
Mantel stated that on Tuesday morning he went to the
residence of John and G,orge Lee and found one of
the rabbits. He then we it to °mains and found the
other rabbit.—The pro'ecct r did not wish to press
the charge, so the Bench di•onissed the case against the
defendants with a caution.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.
SATOIDAT.

Before U. U. Ml4ileton,Fen. (in the chair), Lieut.,
Colonel Steward, G. tloyer, Hey., G. %arr. KN., E.
L. Kinder'ley, Eat, and ()ennuis Manuel.

PJACILIZIG.

Charles Adams was summoned for killing • pheasant
at Puddletowa, on the 19th inst.—Mr. M. C. Weston
appeared for the proeecution.—John Churchill, a
labourer, in Mr. Dunman's employ at Troytown, said
on the day in question he saw • light cast la the road,
and • man on horse-back behind it. There were also
two dogs. He saw the defendant try a field in the
occupation of Joseph Miller, with the two dogs. He
afterwards saw the dogs come over the hedge into the
road after • pheasant. They were followed by the
defendant. The pheasant wail killed by the cbgs, and
the defendant took it up and threw it into tae cart.
He then got into the vehicle, and drove off towards
Dorchester. He had no doubt the defenduit in the
box was the man.—Defendant denied killirg the
pheasant. It was "Jim Jones' dog" killed the bird.
—For the defence, James Thorns said he wan with the
, defendant at the time. Defendant asked him to ride
. home with him from Tolpuddle, where he was hawk.
lug. Two or three hundred yards from Tolpuddle there
were Name men and dogs. A pheasant came out of the
hedge, and the dogs killed it. Adams then got out of
the trap and picked the bird up.—Witness was severely
cross-examined by Mr. Weston, his evidence lasing
very unsatisfactory.—There had been • previous con-
viction for • similar offence, and other convictions.—
The Bench thought the defendant's witness had not
helped his case at all, for they could not poesibly
believe his evidence.—Fined 10e. and costs
Walter Guppy was summoned for trespassing h.
„,,,.ch of gams, Ao., on land in the occupation of
Joseph Miller, on the same day.—Mr. Weston prose-
cuted In this c.a. also.—Saninel Notley, in the employ
of Mr. Dunmse, sail he was going towards Troyt own
from Pti hiletown, and saw the defen hint on horeeback.
There was also • trap in the road with two dogs.
Witness' saw defendant get over the hedge into the
field with the dogs. 1 bey moved a hare, and coursed
It across the fieki, but did not kill it. They turned
out another and coursd it. Defendant followed the
figs.—Defendant denied the offince.—Fine I 10s. and
costa. —Defendant alike I for time, but the Chairman
said the Bench never allowed time in poaching cases.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

torravonbence.

To Mc Maar.
81r,—I noticed last work a letter on the pawer con-
deming the rejoiciug in the churchui f the ouccees of
our army and navy in Egypt, aud ceiling it an uujust
war; but there wee never a great rr victory won thee
thet won by our army and navy over the retie
a.
Surely the sinter forget the er,rds of Cutlet to
disciples that " theta things must c•ould Lu pal& Wilma
the eud."—Yonre,

A SUBSCRIBiIt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

SHOCKINU CHILD MURDER.

Early on Wu inesday meiruiusr. a man named Hugh
Great was &pixels...lA by the Workington police on
the charge of mardenug his coil I, f iur weeks old, by
daohlug he hes agaium swine Toe prisoner had
quarrelled with his wile and lather•iu-law, and kicked
tmem, after Wlll4il be went lute the yard and seized the
child from the arms of a girl, and kided i"aa deaariaod.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

E 0 Y P T.

(By Telegraph.)
THE TRIAL Or ARAB!.

Cann, Monday, one o'clock.—Sir E. Maim bee
Informed Mr. Nader that Arabi was surrendered
to the Egyptian Government upon the omdition
should be defended by counsaL Sir K. Midst pre.
Inll4o I Mr. Napier somas to Arabi after the conclueion
of the preliminary eujuiry.
Oe.stu, Monday morning.—The wart martial will
open in • few days. Thoee officials directly implicated
in the Alexandria mammies will be tried first.
ALLLUID WM has been arrested for using
exalting language in • crowd during Musteptoos
execution on Saturday. The cotton crops is estimated
at over two million tenter&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

PROILB.

POURING A WOMAZ4.B EVIL—At the Policovourt, on
NI., lay, David Quilif..rd VIM ht up 00 remami.
char.:o 1 with tualidously wmtoliur his wife, at itmpl,
by {Acing her eye ”ut with a stick. Dr. Ebans said
be att-nded the woman, and saw her on Saturday last.
She was u t ebb to att.a 1 that day, but c mld in a
week. SIM warn eeversly Ljereki, but be could not ray
positively that she would loss the sight of the eye. The
def-ndaut was remaialad to Shoptan Mallet gad for
a week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

CAPTURE oF L. 4 tr: fiVERsEEfi OF
.11,11:811

rkanui) NI, Y.içttlON Oe OUNTS.

--
Joanna 1: okri alt torso -r ut
Woo I, D. roe, and who nos b. u ute-mog uearay two
yews, was tapprehoude I at lin.gots-bridge, Is mama,
early on &sudsy moruing, and ',fought to Ctlingilly to
11,idport on the followiea day.
It wall ho remembered that about the middle of
18.10, Oilliughaso, who mail that period had acted as
a.vistant overseer of M arstiwood, abeco.mled, and no
clue could be obtaiusd of his whoreabsuts. Au
eu-piciona were aroused, the ammonia' were nahautely
swathed, sod the condition me receipt and pay-
theist rate basks proved that about .1.:c0 were due to the
parish. A warraut we, immolisteiy issued, but at
that Line Gidiugham had abscouded.
The warr wit hat bseu haugim; vier prisoner's heal
!mail iunday last. It appeais that t,•t week pris Jr,
who hau c-eu holdin.; a emu dim at .1 Loudon milk
esLahlisholont, lod;cd ittl.rmatiou at a lasnl
ill theft of sAnd cloth tle W.sic
b▪
dloutied to hiin. on his mud. r.h.; ths has., 1
tiillangtmus an luquiry WA, aLI.I, an UV asswcrod
the il,eccaptiou Nivea, h, Via/ subssim ntly appre-
hended on th 3 pre-en choral,. On receipt .1 the news
at Dri Sport. P C. Custfey was deap43he I to Landau,
Ana brought back the primaer ou
It the County Pulace.c Oat oa luesslay, before .1.
M. Alonturu, Eq., ana J. 11. T. I'. Du 11...
pris suer was char,.ed to cusmtiv with " h ivisg ti3to-so u
rh 01001/1 of Ootob:r, laid,aud ltkio. ua. +4 thou
and there a elirValll lit too vllll4O, ut toe l,oatntea. .1•4
Alarsuwo el, Dorset. dad %Lindy Arai with lama.'
defrsud mad falsify a C tAiu a.,_traut•bsok, called the
to%••rivCro. rs_cipt an pa) nicht hook which trammed
to 111/ employe..."
Supt. Maellale watched the cum Prisoner warn
uhoetesoltil.

Mr. Wiliam Payne, youniau, of Whitchurch Canuat.
Curtin), shawl on oath that prisoner was fsruier.y
assistautsovereeer of Maralswo .1, and ha (witness) WWI
ono of toe sureties for prisoner In that smpuity.
Wit-
nra. hail been obliged to pAy Km) I. 61 to the Poor
Live Board is cone-queue,' of mi. o'er no: haviug paid
over tne w usey. Ili should tuiole it MA* two ysa,-.
th it prisoner leit the pa-ish. Prisoner had t
Hui lust he (witness) was uot his cutely, but that his
ip is .uar'e) urothor was the surety. P.i-oner, a: the
sr-try wonting., had admitted that he owed cow, of
the in wry. A warrAnt woe is.u.d when prisoner
weut away, aol he tad not, till now, raturnel.
Supt. MlacHale here applild for • remand. Tao
superintendent mid be wee not prepared t, go iu..
the ' so witch was a very complicated our. .1' he
13erk of the B 'aid uf Guardians, Mr, it, Leigh, a
Ileausiuster, as well as the auditor of Lila ace 'outs, woe
roldired to give evi !sue. He had given air. Lei4h
uoti,:e to appear, but he was not there to-day, so be
would ask the CllllO to be remanded, and the witunwks
to be sui.p.o4aed.
The Bonet, granted the application, when priaouer
waa removed in custody.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

BRO•DWIT.

DeCiAItATION OF WAIL—We hear that on a recent
occashu when this valley we. visited by an tuili-r t,l
young f lks fr in Veyinouth, ague of the Wont tab
boys manag al to fall out with toe tads of the
k challenge was given and accepted, and t Way-
m nth leader usarched with a body of I..de 1110 if
awl armed with stigks. They core toot by asu,etttv
attd retreated for reinforcements, ou r.c.tivisa
whom the lea ter agAin marched on the 'blaze. It•tt•t•
while the police had got wind of the affair, aid, m•k•
big a aduk march, dispersed the invading form,
capturing the general in command.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

PORTLAND.

AUALGAMATIon.—There is • rumour that an amab
garnati m of cone of the principal quarry owners'
business Ist" be attempted.
Hcaccl.r..4 arrive' in the It is on Mn Is
about three p.m., after having be:n at hi; gun and
shell practice in the Channel, within sigh: *mud
of Weymouth.
Carr. Dit.timilAw has been paying a vidt ..f in.pee.
tion to the Lbricawen. On Tuesday mornmg Le wee
en4aged in4prcting acniutreuient. • in ill, alternon
they were at guni.ery. and un Wed:Amity litornitc4 at
sail drill. On Wednesday afternoon the h.qe had a
half h It. lay.
THE DinvEssedw.—The committee of the Prrtland
dispen.ary met on Tuesday afterooon at the Piirti.o4
Arms Hotel, to receive the resi:nation of Mr.
Augustus B .wtor. They appointed in his room ,Jr.
lir dm, who has bought the practice. It was res el
that the various ministers in the blurt be uk-.1
t. tire an offertory at places of Worship to
In' &liable institution.
Crunu Excurorrun.--On Tuesday eveoing the choir
••f rtune'a-well Moshe. an Chapel, numbering att .ei
34), went in two of slr. Threeher'e omnibuses to Broil.
wry, on lrr the leadership of Mr. Epeley. for the
purpose of siring an entertainment for the Tensp-r.
wire Hall there. The pl.rie was nearly full, and the
affair was quite a au. efts.
I'I.3IPLHANCIS I.C‘CIIC —A league his been foursd
in P. ho and for the puliced carrying on ea
temperalMe work here. It is cotop aied of 114 ...ates
Lout the Calott* teruperahoe wicieue., Mr. J hn It-rr
hein4 president, Mr. Abel A twooll s.crstary, and Mr.
IL .J. Stone treasurer. Public meetings for the
advocacy M tempt roues are held fortnightly under
their auspices. the -00tlitil having been at Zion Sob, I.
room n Friday evening, when the place wet tided,
the principal eneAkers being the Revs. W. Andrews
ant W. 1.. Tay' with Mr. H. J. stone, the whole
of whom spoke Writ.
Akon•nolls LlTTEll.s.—Duilorr the last fortnight
several anonymous letters have been posted to three
or four parsons in Portland. The letters are 4 tae
met atrocious rhar..c Cr. not only linellom, b it up,st
outrageous. The police have been put in p Fters.i .tt 4
two of these letters, and other of this f .ul nastier Is
reearred. Such ecoundrels as would sent these things
ought to be discovered, and one of the ',Greene 4k Wtt .111
the letters hove been sent would handsomely meal
any one who cull bring the dastardly anti in mute to
the guilty party. The police are aires y snaring
private enquiries, and we hope they will be succostul
in stopping such villainous acts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

A DRAMATIC CLUE FUR DJRCIIESTRR.
T. tht

_
you kindly allow we, thretr,h your vale:
able medium, to susgeet the forusitiou of a " Varioty
Entertaiumeut and Dramatic Club. ' Surely there
is in Dorcuester Wee& suougb to give, during the
'rimer mouths, a series of eutermieineate, the proeeeds
of vulb, after the expenses were paid (and these
!Mould be kept se low a. p asiblo), mgat benefit the
• funds of the Dorset Cosuty litoepitAi, or coy other
cause deserving of auwat. I lime hesrd many a
Vrialit expreseed that souse pleasant m-aus sui;ut
bt
Wand to peed away toe dull glie.er ormainge, awl 1
think this would be a very g sal way of dotug so. 1
shall be pleased to beanue a member of sums a club,
ad euidoeo iny card.-1 am, air, yours truly.
CjsIDT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

WATCH COM virus.

The Watch ( enmities recnnmended payment of
rz2 di. hi I. in discharge of bill., incurred by the
Au,hurity.

APPLICATION.
Mrs. Blackstone IV'Manus requested that permission
be given to remove three or four yuda of kerbing by
her house in Linden.road, to enable carriages to pose
In and out of the gate.
The application was granted, the work to be
carried out under the supervision of the Borough
Surveyor.

801911 OR'S =VIM

The Surveyor reported he had received lettere from
MOSMI. Guy nod Son, and Messrs. Danl. ant Son,
for paving stone in front of the Dorsat County Museum
and Grammar School.
Mr. Guy promised to do the work if the Cauncil would
provide the material.
Mr. A. POPZ : It is • fine building, and a great
improvement t the town. It will be a greet pity
to Allow our part of the work to lay in small pi,chers
or old paving. I bog to move that the application be

- -
Mr. T. Coowni eocmdeid the motion, which was

Cu.rjo 1.
Mr. l'ors remarked that the paving talc= up would
not be uselow in any way.
The Surveyor : It will be used for Oro% e•buildings.
asrs. Davis sal S m's application for paving
in irdut of the new tlranausr School wee also
granted.
1111OGNSTION OF THI TORNOOCL

The tumcock at the Dorchester Waterworks, Allen,
has resigned his office, and the Surveyor wee instructed
I, invite applications, on the motion of Mr. A. Pore
Mr. Thomas said he knew of two good men, but it
was sappoee I they would not talcs the appointment
for the same wages, which amount to 3i. 10d. • day.
It was agreed to missed:, for applications.
GIOAT WEITUDI BOLD.

The Surveyor asked to be allowed to pave the foot.
path in the (hest Western-raed, feeding to the
it tion.
Mr. A. Pore thought it would answer equally well
if gravelled with good grsnite gravel.
Tee question of laying with sapaalte or Stelordshfre
bricks was raised.
Mr. POPE thought they ought to pause bolero they
laid out VA, and it wad agreed t 3 refer it t,
the General rurpaies Committee. In the meantime
the Surveyor will prepare speciticatious as to the exact
cost.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

BUDDEN DEATH OF MR. GEORGE HENRY DAYIB.

The Dorset County Friendly Society and the Doe.
cheater Savings Bank, have sustained • sad lode by
the death of Mr. G. H. Davis, which it is our pain-
ful duty to record. For some time past Mr. Das is has
suffered from an affection of the heart, and has also
been subject to severe attacks of sathma. On Tuesday
eveniog he was taken suddenly ill, and although
medical aid was promptly secured, and everyth.ng
possible was done, be died shortly after the attack.
Mr. Davis ha. through Ms long and active life won
great respect from the many with whom he came in
contact, and especially in connection with the Friendly
Society, where his valuable services were greatly
appreciated. As manager, he has served the Dor-
chester Savings Bank for a period of 30 years. Of
late years Mr. Davis hasi somewhat retired from
active public life, owing to ill-healtb, but many
of our readers will recollect him as L....dour-Sergeant
Davis, of the DJrchester Volunteers. His death has
caused the sincerest regret among all classes in the
town.

THA ITNINIAL
took place at the cemetery on Friday afternoon,
amid every mark of sympathy and respsct. In the
first carriage of the cortege were—Rev. it. P. Railces,
Mr. Henry Fookss, Mr. Ernest Good, Dr. Kendall ;
In the second carriage (following the hearse)—Mr.
Edwin Davis and Mr. Arthur Davis (sons), Mr.
Leonard Robinson; in the third carriage—Mr. J.
Robinson, Mr. J. Robinson, uo., Mr. S. 1). Allen.
The Rev. T. W. Knipe, rector of Bt. Peter's, con-
ducted the service. A number of friends, brother
Masons, and towasmen, wet at the grave to pay their
last testimony of respect to the deadeeed gentleman.
The coffin, of plain polished oak, was covered with
beautiful wreaths and crosses of flowers. Mr. G. J.
G. Gregory was the undertaker.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

WIYICOUTH.

DItONICIN MAX.—Ou Friday, before J
Robertaun Esq., B. Hopkins, Esq., raid J. Bundle,
Eon., %V darn Wallis, a tall, thin man, rather deaf,
and beloogiiii; to Dorchester, was charged with Wins(
drunk anis riotous. About half-peat 11 holt night, I'.B.
Delnurout we. uo duty at King-street, end um the
iirisonor witu several other, round I'.C. Bailout.

Pri-oner and another were drunk and .annoying a
gentleman, whom they accused of owing money, and
were threatening him with a writ- Prisoner wrung his
fist in the gentleman's face, and by his conduct a .
crowd WM cAloultorerher, when he removed the crowd
left. lie MILS taken into cue.ody, and as he went
down to the polic,etatiou he asked ever, one he met
to be a wituerea for hiut.—Pri.oner soil he wanted
them to prove that he was not drunk.—P.C. Bulbul
was called, and corroborated the statement thot
pris)ner was drunk. %Yellin then wanted LO call P.S.
Aprvi ; but he ha! not given notice to the superinten-
dent, and the seroant was off duty.—Wailis said that
Colonel or Moj rr Clarkson, of Dorchester, had
been fishing, and he carried his bag for the Colonel,
and he (prisoner) went to get them away, in order that
the Major might rave the train. He had bail a glees
rd brandy and water at the Queen's and was excited,
but not drunk. Supsriutendent Vickery hal known
the prisoner for 25 years, end he was a very reopect-
able man.—Fined 55., or seven days' bard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

CHARGE OF CHILD MURDER.

A girl named Annie Warren w's I.r meht tip WI
Al• nday. before Dr. Drew, B. lt.pkin., Esq., J.
bundle, El., an J. E. Rehear, charzed with
haring on the 20th September, at St. Kimund's-
street, We) mouth, unlawfully kille 1 her illegdiinate
ch i I I.
Supt. Vickery Bald he wished to rriduca toms
e'idence to-d. 7, and then sok for a remand.

Sergeant Delamont, of the borough police, stated
that from iirdructions he received he brought the
prisoner to Um polico-stetios, about halt•poat eight
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30

Ul t !WORMED CORPORA TIONs.

Ye the Edster.

Them who have mad the Municipal Unreformed
Corpored ma Bill, introduced into lb. Howe of L r Ii
clads' the rorpootable auspices of Lord kiosebery, who
a row ills the rasponilbi. office of an Un lee
Sesetary at the Hams 00. , will have observed 'hat
our borough has the compliment pJd it b log
Inoloded in trtir first eche ule with Dillon, to which,
after this Bill hoe pared thr ash the several autos
la both Hawse nod received the Royal Aramat, which
probably it will do. Ills prepared to assign the honour
of being Owed in the category of Municipal Corpora.
Mona It is warm now to auticipate what will or 0,1
be Ws effect of thia. and fill dues so happen, we eill
hop* it may be for the best l• the end. Bac to some
,„uot spirits who lino, 41 about what is to happan,
II may be said "There are more things in heaven and
earth than are dreamt of in our philosophy." Let 111
'rag, 100, that our dear old doer borough of Core
Castle will he none the worse for not having that
honour assigned to heir.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30

..
F. Fiu.rraa.
The proseat li."cords'. ol War•ham.
Sant Martin's Roma. Wareham, 23rd May, 1882.
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11WAXAGIL

As veItIOUS Improvements are needed to secure
hamming attendance at the
m Reading•room denten,
the committee are getting up no entertainment of
vocal and instrameetal moan, with readings and
recitations, he., and • public) tea, which sod ,übt will
be largely attended, for the &bare cause. It le to take
place on liVhit•Tossclay.
Saito or /fork—The Swanage Band of Rope will
bold than annos, meeting in the National Schoolroom
the last day of this month. hi. IL 3. Wilsoa will
give • temp/Rano* address, ale " Coo j Ewing tricks and
South American experiences." Toe meeting will also
be addressed by the Rim T. SW!. and ~ther friends.
Soap, recitations &., will be wen by the members
of the Band of dope. The chair to be taken by the
Rector.

THISWAXAGI PPR AND AIIATSUR BOAT-SAILING
CLOD —TIN above club n.ud starting their sailing
matches the first wook in Juno. wheu ths club will
offer money sod other valuable prises for bode whose
keels shall not excised three inches in depth below the
g...,rbnii,cl. thew boats to be celled almond-clam boat&
No cootie board boete to sail in this dem. Aoyons
wiehti g to become a member of this club may do et,
by applying It lb. socrstary, Mr. George Squires.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30

IBAXIXII r XA.

D /TABU= OP LADT OGLANDIL —To re-visit her
favourite seat in the Isle of Wight, Lady °pleader
and household left the beautiful Panama estate on
Wodneedey morning, this week. the la .yship, who
bat gelded at Parnain alma two months, has spin
bestows I Lsr accustouied !Linda's' and thoughtful
generosay upon the poor and deserving in the district,
whit will greatly mime her welcome promos amongst
them. It Li the univenal wish of the district that her
ladyship may yet resolve upon making Parnham her
abiding place, as such an arrangement would result In
enhaaLang the interest of the locality, and camas a
great improvement in trade. It is hoped that neat
season, at least, Lady Optimist will pay soother visit
to one at the finest ancestral meadow in the West of
England.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30

A LANDLORD REPORTED TO BE SHOT

DEAD.

A Youghal conuemukut states that It was reported
them yesterday that hit. Iterkett. J.P., • boyoothed
kadked, was shot deed oa Saturday smile( at
Unmake', atsaty Oeek. A number al podee lett
Y.:metal yesterday tor Onni=bor ths reported
ammeekstion still requires Goa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30

311DPOZT.

HU hf•JIMITY'S BlBTROAT.—Wedeeedity being the
anniversary of the Queen's birthday, flags were dis-
played over the tow,' of St. Mary's (parish) Church,
the dome of St. Swains, and the parapet of the Town
Hall. At the establishmeate of several tradesmen
banners were iniapeudecL
RI1W•10 roa APPIZEIVIDUIO • DRUMS /lON TUX
0013111111/1 SIGUIZet. —At the Borough
Pulies-
court on Tuesday, before the Mayor and D. Hay, the
deserter, William Chester, trom the 39th (Foot) Dor-
chester and Portland Regiment, was clouded on
remand with feloniously dealing and carrying away,
aturdey last, • coat belonging to William GilL
The evidence taken on Monday was read over to the
prosecntor.—The prisoner pleaded guilty, electing that
OW Bench deal with the caw —P.O. Baker, of this
division, who apprehended prissier, was callei by the
Bench, sod stated he had received information of a
desertion. He saw prissier near the Town Hall, and
apprehended him on suspicion; he wee wearing the
coat when he took him to the station, and when the
prosecutor arrived there. A telegram was received
saying Chester had abseoted himself from the Ist
Dorset on the 16th.—The Bench committed the
prisoner for 14 days for stealing the cost, and the
Mayor said Constable &Aar should be rewarded by •
sum of 10s. for apprehension.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30

BIISIB ILIGIIP.

Tne Bum Bunton Amu at Here R• fa still
holding the fort, and ere true to their pliers, and to
the muse they have Ilspoustisod which lass done them
so much rood, both tempor y and spirkually. Two
of the new members spoke on Saturday night, and
said they were better in body and soul, and one said
he wag much healthier sinoeb, h.d joined the army.
Mr. Kent gave a very e attest address on the Gospel
side of the subject. Several of Sankey's hymns were
ring, and the cht. .
sang two very nice pietas. entitled
Nearer Hoot', ' and 'ls There Room for Mary
There t' An old Crimean veteran signed at the close.
and took the ribbon. On Sunday morning 72 were
at the seven o'clock prayer meeting. At three pm.
larCar crowd gathered at the Cron Ave& to hear the
Word preached than have been before. At 530 tee
proosestoas were formed, one at tiittertoo sod the
other at Woodbury Hill, and marched off to the
two chapels. IA 7.4& p.m. the school was crowded
to mess, and the spirit of praise and enthusiasm ran
very high.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30

MURDER IN LONDON.

Early on Saturday monde( a man known by the
name of " Bred." sod wbose name is supposed to be
Ussliale, was fatally staubed by Richard Wells, an
aoootustaat, living at Fulham, London. It appears
that Wet* "Fred," stud a woman 'MOW Sykes west
to Epsom rams on Friday, sad on retaroiag an alter.
cation awned between Um two on. Welk was sass
by the yang woman to smash a bottle or,, tb• bead
of "Fred and • polio. tarlyeat wlto was Mailed
arrived at le buns. in WOO to OatCh " Brod," who tell
into his arms at the steps in a dying OW% basin been
stabbed tluvogn Use boa. Wells we. arrested to the
bout.; and ia bit. souse of Use day visa brought
before the magietrata at Hammersmith polio's-court,
and ramanded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30

KILLED RV DRINK.

Land botesca of the wile of drink occurred during
MIS kin weak. About • fortnight ago, an old Inas
named Wln. Lister was sesteaced by tit* Baidport
Magishatal to fourteen days imprioannest with hard
Wpm for denakenness. For the .as Mimeos hie
wile was alas sentsoced to fourteen days. On Lister's
remptice at MX Prison at DorobeePr, It wee found
he wee stiff maw* from the Meets of drink, and as
Ids being szamined by Mr. Goo 4 the Prison Surgeon
be mg ai ones ordered to the ' rmary He was than
ZtA.boo delirious Weems. TM delirium
and an ilooday drink claimed ft.
It was • strange fatality that his wife left the
Priem, after completion; her senteace, on the hey
nlinSini that her hulloed laft it a caw. It he n
shaager hot still, that the father of the dmemeadwori
wee • cestractor for a earths of the old god
The inquest was held at the Prison oak lgoadae
mem lire Mr. Giles Brocade aad a J=l:aosii tar
Mr. Ines was faremaa. The following
addeasd :
Mr. J. IL Bell. Chief Warder. produced the
immtel by the &Wort Magistrates, dated Hal=
tat whish day tits demand was nosived into the
Week beteg enteated to 14 days' bard labour for
eihruokseasse. Hs had not bees pet to my_ kind of
blow at all, aosordlog to the dodoes ftiWonn In
the rowdliz amuse his term of kaprimenesat son*
have to-morrow. He was sufferiag from die
dusts drink what breve* into the Prison, and was
admitied into the infirmary the moraine after his
adatissioa.
Mr. W. & Good, the Prison surgeon. said he saw
the deemed en the morning of the 11th lost. He
subjected him to the ordinary medical examination
Be hand its was very UI, and suffering from the
effects of hard drinkleg, and slight delirium gramma
His lel t eye was &leo biaamed. Winton did not own-
War hint It for labour, and had bin removed to the
Infiretary, where he remelaed W the time of his deo*
Wham any him @hey day, and treated his foe *a
&seam les wee eallerlag Item whom aiontid. Hs did
met improve at all, although he took asariehmeet
fah well. MMus believed he would die hom the
Mt. On Beaky evealeghe saw him Is the harlotry,
and be was this In. dying slate, eked beyond all
Me ordered for Me what be anwideeed asoesseryll,ll
be was more or Wm, ail the time he was
Bee Prism The laueedlete cause of death was heed
=S. as Bias was se Miss of dines., and the I
was a wellaennefted mea.
A Jusystma z Did you erase him any stimulants
Mr. ChM : Oath. lest &a I did.
Another Jurymea If you had thought stimulants
wail have doweldm aay good you would have ordered
deem hit...?
Ms. flood: Tan; but I doe't tblek diem good for
Bast. warder, was mesa* wises the man I
ffia—idie went to the Inirmary is the atoraleg shout
sh Adore sad fated him in a dying Mate. He died
M • querter-past
The Jury 'Marne! • verdict that the deceased died
hem delirium lelll/4/M.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30

LATEST.

The Bath and West of England

Show.

CAsotrr, MOIDAY.

The peat spicultural Now of the irnettara
Couatim is beim bald here, sod sloe* but the usual
want of the meeting, me weedier, Is required to make
IS apses moms& Besides the Society, lie Mayer lad
oxporstion ire receiving **Anneal Moveable Co..
mitts* of the Odd Fellows, sad on Wednesday • new
Free library is to be opined, so the plane Is gay
moues, whit he mile or more of stream= licatiag hem
Venetian iamb alter the old fashion, to which we
ham become mmostomed. Cardill is • rapidly Meg
place, and its shops sad boosts 'Whit censiderable
architectural adonerneat. The alow-yard is clime le
the main nicest, the likch-streeft, of the tows, Is •
park surrounded by same walla. in snide, both of
Meek sad Depiesesate, the show will be larger them
soapy, if Detail of its predicament', and • capital arraage-
meat of the implement trial grosads, within hail of
Lb. show, will seeable this mom instmeetive of all the
features of the show to be largely studied.
The weather was vary film, and • good atteadanee,
with promise of • meet suoceentra and satiefactory
meeting. Anmeget the prias-takers ars the folio wing :
W. Fryer, Lytehett, Poole, let prim for old Davos
bull, Bad for cow, Ist for heifer, and lit and 24141 for
young heifers; Bev. B. B. Kainard, himehull, let for
Shortie:in biller; Mr. A. Monism, let for ram aid
ram ; Mr. F. Moore, Tallow, 2ad for ram and
rem lamb (liampshint Doss.); Mr. W. Ponca,
likiesidever, let for .wee; air John Hoek, ; Mr.
H. Farthing takes all prises far hens, sad is the may
exhibitor in pip; Mr. N. Banialield takes lit for old
boar, small breed, black; and tier. W. Boom Clal-
bone, takes two 2ads with yowler boar aad sow.

IRELAND.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30

Admen TO • HOlen.—On Bonda3, ramming. a
borm Wong* to Mr. C. Tausley, of tho Had
Llea Hotel, wbkk bad beee turned out on the walla
I. 11011 MO bled to have orae of his lege brokoo,
kering bees kicked &Wog lb. night by thootbot
bons. On it being made known to Mr. Yearsley, be
M once ordered it to be ehot, whir& wee done ea
quickly as possible.
Boaome Porro Bwerrome, Baturdey.-13efore to.
Mayor, W. Daniel. Esq. (in the chair), and Um
Reeeedee, F. ?tinter, E.q.—James stalwart was
brought ap la eastody, charred with being drunk and
gjeeederly ia Imestreet, on the evening of May
—P.C. Witt proyod tbo comp.—rho prisoner plonelod
and failing to pay the fine 50., wsa mot to
prison for omen daya —A. Collins, obstromkar. we.
also charged by P.O. Witt with being drunk and
disorderly in Mwthetreet, on the lame ',wi.,. the
grimmer ploodo:1 gllby, and in default of paying the
kee ga, we. sent to prima for seivee days.
HIOIIWAT 80/10.—A roesbng of the Highway
Beard beld on Tuesday, May 3rd, Mr. George Bond,
we., oc the motion of Mr. U. Budder', tutrialatottely
reelected &airman and tho Earl of Eldon vice
°beam tn. The report of tho clocimittee apdointed to
dossed«. " The suggestioai for acnondmente of the
Highway Acta by Mr. E. W. Borman " was road.
The report recommended the advtion of the
eufeeetions, sad the drawing up of a petition in &tome
mice with them to be presented to Parlisment, and
that tee clerk should write to Mr. E. W. Hareutrt
Wormier him of this opinion, end thanking him for
hie exerts:ma on the subject. Letters were road from
the Cern' and Bride, rt Highway Board expreadog
their willingness to co-op•rate, and from the Bland.
ford Highway Board stating " That in view of the
legialaUni which most probably wdi take plaoa, they
do not think it necessary or expedient to move in the
matter." After ommiderable discurelln. on the WO-
pomil of Mr. U. 0. Ferrer. moon led by Mr. George
Kelt, the report we. unanimously ad Tied. Copies
of o+loael Harsoart's " sagzestiom " and the repeat ~1
the a ,motittee were ordered to be f.wwsz led to the
Highway Boards that had expressed their willingness
to Go-operate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30

Imperial farlianunt.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

FIUDAT.

In the Room of Commons on Triday,lfr. Gladstone took
an early opportunity of moving the adjournment of the
House far the Whitens holidays. fkr H. Wolff objected
as the droned that It was more usual to make such •
motion sitar questions, and sagasted that It woe brought
forward now to preeest carton questions about ffiLirt
thing Pat. Kr. Gladstone smilingly observed that at
on this occasion there was no plot proceeding, and at once
withdrew the motion. Nothing woe obtained from the
questions to which Sir Henry Wolff had alluded, Sir
Charles Nike declining to go into may particulars. On
Mr. Gladst no again wiring th at the House at its rising
adjourn till Thursday a, t -moon. Sir Wilfrid Lawson called
attention to affairs in Boot, and asked that scene sum.
thee shouli ba given that no warlike step would be takes
whilst the House was In mem Mr. Gladstone deolised
to give the desired undertaking, and pointed out thet the
present was not a useful time for discussing 11114611,1 on
: which the House could be only pa 'Pall, Wormed. Sir
Stafford Notthoote quite concerted with the Coastal
principles laid down, and deprecated further discussion.
After some retroaarts true Mr. Coven, Kr. Asaica.g
'head!, sod Skr-Joka Hay, Kr. O'Donnell described the
Ftrierti romewhat lengthy 11.0•X`t 11/1 a Aso specimen of
London atenorphere t toads the end of Noeabor
and amid touch laughter observed that the pectii.
difference between the explanation offered bp Sic
Mike and Kr. Gladstone was Nutcase wealth' asonoryllatic
and the other the polysyllabic media Whig nothing in
particular. 111 r. Dillon .-piU called attention to it,
evictions by Lord Clothjavr, and a discussion followed, in
which Yr. Parnell lad Hr. luster took part. At aunt,
mlncbm' to 'Mx Sir William Harcourt suggested that ill
would be well not to occupy the whole of the time up to
seven o'clock in debating whether the House should at
seven o'clock adjourn for the Whitsuntide holidays. Kr.
Labouthere made an appeal, in which lip. Parnell joins",
for taking some other basin's than the Preestati.ou of
Grime Rill on Thursday. Ur. Gladstone weld tot, how'
ever, fall in with the suggestion. Ti. Hay.., then went
into Corninithqs on the Prevention of Grime Bill, but bail
not MAI 4; IttuCh WO when, et tin minuthe to seven, pro-
toad wee reported, sad the Home forwitki adjourned for
the Whitson rear's.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30

WAINEAK.

WAIZZLN AND SWANAGII RAILWAT.—'rbo wetted&
for the above are ont, and tenders have to he mot in
by May 30th. Possession of the ground will be taken
by the oontracior on July Ist. As the time lied for
the completion of the line IS rather short, viz. May
let, 1884, work will have to be oommenand in rivitt
good earnest as soon alter taking pomesolon of the
ground se poodble.
eon= Peen filemestra, Tuesday... More M
Itnaltliiie4itSirait!ill the chair), and O. C. Ferrer, &Di
W. M. itegv—Richard Lillington was 5u
mooed for allowing two oows and • healer to 'tray on
the highway.—p.c. Pearce, 'tattooed at Warehamo
stated that on the llth of May be wee on duty 00 lb°
Grange-road, in the pariah of Holy Trinity, Wereluss,
In company with p(), Witt, and found two cows
and one heifer, the property of defendant, okay-
ing on the highway. —?.C. With oorroborautd.—
Cautio es& and ordered to pay the onto of the court.
--
William Burt and George Turner, of Swats" we"
summoned by P.O. Greenstook to keep the peace.
P.C. Greessetnok stated that on Saturday, May Sib,
shortly after eleven p.m., be beard a row in the Hieh•
and °° 00 there he found a crowd of 30
or 40 peoioaa, and in tie midst of them defendant,'
"" StriPped and lighting, the persons around
encouraging them to proceed. He at sem went end
'topped tbena.—By the Beach: Saw them strike one
the other au4 falL Ho sneunomed them to keep the
lb. he believed that wee the only way to p event
theca fr .m agala creating • disturbance. Be was WI
to think 00 manse Tamer had chatters:l Burt to
fight spin. The Beech bound over the defendants Is
their own a Rs each to keep the peace
foe three mL, aad ordered them to pay the Mk of
the °OW, 8.. each.

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