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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-14

A Ane Assortment of

OSICKBT BATS, BALLS, AND ItRTEBI
IVPII wwwuwd and ; will hear rmsnyarison in
quality and price with any house in thP Trade, as he
buys straight from thr manufacturers for cash, and
is thus rnahled t. olfpr his Cinitonum, Distinct
.td vantnitra.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-14

imptrial Varlimnit.

HOUSE Or LORDS.

FRIOAT.

In the }Leine id leinia n Friday the 'hike id
.Irgyll tii the cirtaiiii%talice+ attend
hag the recent idiattges *WI tii
their effect nthe ti.ilitic.ll the countrv.
The ctinei, of all that had lialliene(l, he ~aid, was that,
for • haw time there had hong a wailing etintideni:”
in the Liberal I,ewient fruits the feeling that they were
not united, anti that their ic)..cy WSW me id moll,
prmoise. Lord Howehery Amid it waa ,lifficult to
see what then. was to jii.tifr the tliundlerliolt.
which the noble !hake had howled at his late
colleagues.

MOUSE OP COMMON&
FNMA T.
In the 11,.e.e 14 in..l.illitiOng the isincipal soloject
was the destitution and over-crowding in dm great
towns, which WIN introduced loy Mr. S. Smith, who
moved a resolution in favour .4 the industrial train-
ing of the children of time destitute rises at nislit
oithools. Sir If,. Cross object...l too making such
training compulsory, hut supported the idea 14 the
estaldistunent .4 roduntnry indoistiiai night
The Government, he said, meant to introdiss 'loll,
founded o.n the report .4 tlw Itooyal C ission .41
the HOW. ing Of the Poor, which he hoped tmeht
become law this Session. Lventually the motes,
negati%ed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-14

MY BEsT LONDON MAKE,
WITH
THRBE-qUARTER PLATE MOVEMENT.
JEWELLED THROUGHOUT.
TIRoNomETER BALANCE, WITH
DAMP AND DU•T HUNG?
PATENT RING BAND, AND
EXTENDED BARREL, IN
MASSIVE STERLING :•ILvER DOME CASES
WITH CRYSTAL GLASS FRONT
WINDS & SETS HANDS k OPENS Al' BACK.
MAKIN() IT A MITER WATCH THAN ANY
£lO WATCH IN THE MARKET, 118
ADVANTAGES OVER THE
()LI) AND FAULTY rum. PLATE BEING
wrnamcbs. AS THE
LUDO %TR WATCH WILL LAST
ONE FICNI.RED YEARS. ll'
NEVER BREAKS, AS IT CANNOT BE OVER
WoUND, AND
NEVER NEEDS EXPENSIVE REPAIRS.
' IS A ftErrick TIMEKEr PER.
IS A BETTER WATCH. AND
IS BETTER VALUE THAN ANY OTHER

WATCH
BOLD FOR CIO IN TOWN OR COUNTRY
WILL STAND ROUGH USAGE OF ALL.
KINDS, AND
IS THEREFORE THE BUT WATCH AND
EQUALLY SUITED Fon
WORK IEN. RAILWAY MEN, MINERS
GENTLEMEN, BOYS. AND
ALL WHO REQUIRE A
PERFECr WATCH OF EXTRA STRENGTH
FoR HoMF.. INDIAN OR COLONIAL USK
MA DE IN THREE sin& ASUNDER:
WORKMEN'S. LA OR SIZE
MINER'S AND RAILWAY MEN'S. EXTRA
LARGE MIZE, AND
FOR GENERAL EAR MEDIUM SIZE,
RENT FREE AND SAFE AT OUR RISK
To ALL PARTS FOR is Si.
CA.414, OR p. 0.0., p tar iBLE AT G.P.O.
pRICE IN is-CARAT GOLD
CRYSTAL GLASS CASES.
TWELVX GUINEAS.

SPECIALLY NOTE that 3. W. Ihrisaar is the only
Maker of • Three-tiviarter Plate English Watch
for 1:5 ss. and that our Patent" Ludgate "Watch
cannot be had through, or of any Watchmaker
in the Kingdom. Any infringement of the
Patent Rights will be proceeded against. A
Book explaining the advantages I,f this Watch
ov.r the Full Plate English IVatches wild by
all ther makers, will be sent Post Free on
application, to
J. W. BENSON,
WATCHMAKER TO MM. THE QUEEN,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-14

POOLE.

- - - -
De tin FROM THE iigiso Or A Ben.-Mr. W. If.
Blanchard. ironmonger, of l'oole, died on Thureday
from the effects of the tiling of • lee. It appsore that
while walking in hie garden about a fortnight ago a
1...' mining him in the neck, which commenced ewelling
nhortly afterwarde, and, notwithstanding that medical
advice MN called, and fieveral doctore etibecquently
attended him, he continned to get wore.% and died
after a great deal of euffering.
Hosorit.-We are pleased to ore from the
Prep... on Wielnesilay that Mr. litrire W. lfray,
formerly of Poole, has been elected a member of the
Court of Common Council for the (iitir .4 London, for
the Ward of Vintry. Mr. lfray nerved hie apprenticr.
ship with the late Mr. John Sydenhani, hookeeller
and etationer, High-etreet, Poole, and for the poet 2)
rare ha. been carrying on bueineee in I'liper Thames.
stn.., London. At the Wardmote when he RIM
elected, there seemed to be alminit perfect Ifirremfff'fff
am to Mr. Ifray's hew*. for the Ake and the onpoaj.
lion waii of a very faint character. -Hembl.
PRIDRINTATIoN ii LIKUT. Matuetoe.--In the course
of the after-dinner proceedings at the Annual dinner
of the Bournemouth Volunteer Artillery, held lent
week, Captain Rehheck, who presided and he wiehed
them that evening to drink especially to the beelth
of Lieut. Manuon, who WAA a I{.•tel work fir the
owl.. howl applause.) Penexiallv he had to thank
Il i eee very much for hie naiintanee, and in acknowlislg
theft Icf hi.. nervicee would ask him to accept an token
of eeteem and respect an album (produced), in the
firet ietge .if which WAA a phoberraplunl group of the
officer. of the two come. NO doubt Lieutenant
Marston would be phased to receive the photo.m of any
memberi of the corps.-hieut Mariitoo, in returning
think,., tinge wan no nerd to remind hint, by a
gift, of the eervicen which became him duty when he
took the oath of allegiance to the queen on becoming
a volunteer officer. H. had endeavoured t,. make
himeelf ait efficient ail and hail just been en•
aniined in tactic.. The eeaanination was a very ',even.
one, hut he thiaight of the motto "Nil denperanduin,"
and did him beet. If he hail not been euceeeeful
felt that he would not be altogether diegraceil among
them. (Applause.) Their ohret wan not so much to
get a large body of mon a+ to moke them really
efficient, and with thie object in view he hoped many
of them w,iul,l find it convenient ti attend the forth-
aiming tamp at Ihiver, when they would have to
handle Nome heavy game. He hoped the cordiality
feeling which exietol among all mike in both owl.i
would be long continued. (Applause.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-14

EXECUTION AT NIWOI TE.

Henry ;Alt, Gernum baker, w. e•rented in New.
gala this (Ntowlay) morning for tile tnunler .44r1..4
Howard, at Whitechapel.

FATAL marraar Mar

A riot took place at Waterford I.t night boa.,
citilians and the South Wale. Reg'
civilian WAS bayoneted dead. The mob P11N.11.41 the
barrack windowa.

A RAILWAY MYSTERY.

Late on Saturday night two platelayer', w.ilking
along the line between Stanningley and Leiiitenlyke
found two uien lying apparently dead aide liv
One, howliver, wita alive, though injured,
The other had half hi. head ...sired from the oth..,
It wail found that each had a ticket from Ikadf“rd,
but the eircumitanera of the affair are lana,-rtalw-1.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22

REVISION COURT.

Mr.5t,,,,,.6ame Vigor. Reeking ltarri•ter, 6.1.1 a
ronrt at the Shireltall on Tnesday but the
w..n. not of any great iniblie
- Mr. .t. 11. hock appear...l to watch the intereAt• .1
16. Liheral.., Anil Mr. 11. Williane...%ndren (lid
aimilar aervita. for the Conaercativea
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22

BLOOOMI T-1 REI

THI GIMAT BLOOD PURIVIIII AND kMATOREII.

LARGEST SALE or ANY MEDICINE IN
THE WORLD.

_
OVIRWHILMING TROTI/10NT ACCOMPANIDI ILTRIT
'urns, PROVING THIN TO DR
THE GREATF.s.T P.1111)ICI5E EVER
DISCOVERED.

FoR Cleansing and Cietring the P ho,dkin,
all Impurity.. taunt be too highly moon.
mended,
For scrofula, Scurvy, Skin and 111..4 tises.,..,
and Sores 14 all kinds it is a uever.failing and Per-
manent Cure.
It Cures 01,1 SOM..
It Cures Ulcerated Sorts on Neck.
It Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
It Cures Blackheads i.e Pimples en the lac..
It Cures Scurvy Sores.
It Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
It Cures 111.. id and Skin Diseases.
It Cures Glandular
It Clears the Blood from all impure matter
From whatever cause arising.
As this Mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warrant@xl free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either are, the Proprietor
solicits sufferer@ to give at a trial to test its value.
" CLARKE'S world-finned BLOOD MIXTURE
mm entirely free from any poison or metallic impregna-
tion, does not contain any injurious ingredient, and
is a good, safe, and useful medicine."
ALFRED BWAINE TAYLI/R, F.R.8.,
Lecturer en Medical Jurisprudence.and.Tosioulogy.

_
?ROMANI'S OF TESTIMONIALS.
Sold in Bottles 9d. each, and in Came, containing
six times the guantity, Ile. each—sufficient to effect
• Permanent Cure in the great ninjority long-stand-
tag cems.—BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PATENT
311IR1flCINE VENDORS throughout the World, or
cent au receipt of 33 or 133 stamp, by the Proprirners,
TM LINCOLN, &MD MIDWID 190wer1is Dun QOIll•
CUT, Lincoln.
(Tr.‘. 1111•111—." Mosel Waters.")

!ARIOI 9 9 BRACES
ANIZIAI-
- IMMONIN NMI I.lllowlele Ws&

A r IDE TO KHIVA

CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY

Royal llurse Guards.

Page 31 sihys :—'• Two pairs o boots lined with fur
were also taken, and for physic—with which it is wel`
to be supplb+l when travelling in out-of khe-way ace
—some quinine awl Cockle's pills, the latter a most
invaltudde medicine, and 01IP which I have used on the
natives in Central Africa with the greatest possible
succoss. In fact the marvellous effects produced upon
the mind and body id an Arab Sheik who was imper-
vious to all native medicines, wlwn I administered to
him live
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22

_ -
COLLISION IN THE DOWNS.

A ATHAMKR Al*Nl(. 17 egitsog* gissigii.
Between two awl three o'clock on lenreinz
1111101 ahtnit wax caietiml by signals IP( diAtrnsi 1.. ing
Ames in quick Aucce.don fr" 10 a p t'I'll" 'r iii lii,'
I /owns. li' atA immediately pat off, an., 20 of the
Crew And p***entrer* wore eared, lint it WAA NtAted
that PieVeral leTAellA were ilniwnel. Tlione nweiterl
did nit know the lot 1111 l of the ve*Ael which hail run
into tlemi, but they state I that it ointintiod itA
coons, witliont rendering amiiAtance. It IRIA mince
been axcertained that the AtAianter* which collided
wen, the Aeri,w steamer Brenda, of Went Ilartlepool,
front 'tumoral' for London, with • getteral cargo, awl
the paddle Ateanier Ihdpliin, 401 ton* ntixter,
hingmg to the I;eneral Steam Navigathm Company,
and bound fnini London ti Have.., with A general
cargo an,' lAWAellgere. Then, warn • very etn,ng wind
in the nortli.east, hit though the night was intenAely
dark, then, wax no fog, The maAte of the Annken
are jint vi*ible. The I wag run into on
her Atarboanl Aide near the stern, her Aide lying Atovr,
in The otptain niad. for I/over, but a pa.menger
(Mr. John commercial traveller,
Alarylelsine) beind the water entering through the
floor of the unloun, and immediately ran and informed
1).,, captain. An attempt wail then merle to get wit
the boate, and after collie diflicialty one wad launched,
and waA immediately tihl,,l with men, although
women were on leant. About a mile off Itover the
commenoml *Nettling down, while the pommel
twat was Ising lowered. Mr. Philip. secured a life
1 y, anrl on proceeding toward* the Atern, waA
carried lie water. Ile clung, however, to the
buoy, and on coming to the Ant face clutched a raft 1
cat winch had thvited off the dock, lb. then drifted
towanl* the Smith Fondand, awl after beirtg in the
are throe Winn. and A half WM picked mil/ in fleeting*
Amer+, the crew of which Iced heard hi* cries for help.
Mum re,imierl miel he could not have held out
another iputrter of ait hour, being very cold, repecially
in Lite lower 'kart I.f the body. Meter kind treatment
on board the smack, lie goon recovered. Thirteen of
the imAKengent and crew have beim landed at King*.
flown. Atittem that there were Mend 15
paioiengere. crew would pnilialily number is,
many nuwe. .Ifter lie left the vesAel lie AAW tWo
nlckebi go up, and kept eight of lier titmithewl light
for half au hour. lb. believe* the other iitrainer
Atrii,k her in an obliime direction. (Me lit the crew
of the 1101146 ft died (nut' the climb, injurie* re.
ceived in the collimion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22

COUNTY COURT.

Ti:astiat : Before Mr. Serjeant Tindal .ttkin.in
The Coffee Tavern 1/iiipute finished OA last.—This
14118..1. CAM% which WA., a dispute AA to a MIMI
of £139 odd nding at Nlorano Williams' Bank, anil
which the latter declined to hand over to the repre•
centativisi of the Ode,. Tavern in winsequeri.. of
another temperance orpinisation in the town havitir
laid claim to a part of the money, again came la.ron.
the Court today, when Mr. Trevor IMvies, 811,
borne, repriiminting the C.iffee Tavern fiegq.l..,
intimated that it hail been mutually arrangvl
Iwtwiwn himself and Mr. Hisstable, the solicitor
engaged on the to divide the amount in
ilicplite equally between the two parties claiming the
money, after payment of owts in both
Honour •-cprewawl entire concurrence with the arrange-
mint, mid ~m,f no more protrer course °glad bevll
AflOpt4Al, he having suggested this course when the
case none find before the court, now nearly a twelve
month. sin".

APltication for an .tdministration Order.• ;,.,org,.
genes,' and I t.,,rgina liud,and and wife, .4
Buckland Newton. At a preriona court judgment
wita obtained by Mr Pifett for LII ta. against the
husband for rent of a daisy, and Stroud at the sue.
rending court applied, together with his wife, who at
one time had mina, property of her own, f,a. an
administration order. The case was adjourned till
to-day, when the doltVore wore repnwented by Ifr.
Weston, Mr ilu‘table appearing en betutlf of the
creditor (Mr. ',lieu.) —.tft,r hearing certain e
in which Mrs. Stroud denied being the owner .4
certain cottages, which she alleged 'whinged to her
father in Australia, the char WM adjourned for the
attendance of Mr. Fenn, of Yeovil, who, it MU
alleges', could throw sume light on the matter. A
strange part .4 the owe Pi that beyond the debt uf Rfl
due to Filch there appeared to be nothing she
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22

BROADMAYMI.

t.lrammo or Naw Oan.tx.—On Sunday last, on
tip ocesudon of the annual collections being made in
aid of the funds of the County Ilroopital, a new
organ. just erected at the parish church by the Lon-
don firm of Maley, Young, and 01,1 know, was opened,
Mr. (11,111cnow, who has penanially superintend,sl the
erection of the instil 411, presiding. Th.-organ is
of considerable power and O.IIIINIM, and its calamity
WAS te.t.l in a very matisfactory nuumer on S
The esiwnse of the instrument bas been voluntarily
awl by tlw parishioners and other friends. There were
numerous congnritions, and satisfactory collections
were made.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22

11111:
_IInROUGII IWXI:3IRNTII.

letter from Mr. Mottle was read stating
lie hail mno.nt »sane time in a superficial cut 11l ill ation i.f
the le .rough documents, and they appseanel to I • to
be sery intenuting. He enquired what the Outwit
wiehiel him ~ and suggeetsel drawing ni in catalogue.
A dieeneei.m rewash—Mr. II iT.tflt.t thought there
was a good deal of sentimentality about it. Why
thy Inv f:100 for this? He coneideresl it was
the duty of the Town Clerk to classify them.
docinnents. They did not want a historian •it•
antiquarian to do it.—The MAYOR: I believe what
Mr. Monte did at Weymouth gace grist eatiefaction.
—Mr. Hu T.tIiI.K: Hut is the reason it was bnuight
STlloNls4 thought they could hardly expect
the Town Clerk to do the same as was donu at Wey-
nviiith.—Mr. Gannet : That was more than a
catalogue : it was inore of a history.---Mr. atromat
thought it was something in the 'shape of a luxury to
have (hie done. He did not know how it Wax going
I'. lay the town.— .1 r. F. hog: I do not no. any
gnut tieceneity.— Mr. II %TA 111.1: remarkisl the money
could be .10.nt with far greater benefit —for inetance,
they mall plant %Calle Ill Ore trees in certain places. .
Mr. Illa/11••V. : W.-,night provide iiiiiirovist facilities for
public lathing.— The Marnlt said be had gone t hrough
the documents, and they appeared to hint to be mint
intereeting.—Mr. iht TABLE ',aid he was perfectly .
cortaiti Mr. Motile would it., the work admirably, liut
a skilled gentleissan like he Warl respiire
enterable re .ration. It was a well-known fart
they were not too rich, nnil then. were many public
ark.rn whirl, the money emll.l he for I.etter At-lit
than (hi,. (or the benefit .1 the town. The deeds are
Wide safe, and heilid not see wliv they nsiiiired t.. Is•
altered. If they hail plenty of money he would i.e I
the trot to vote tor it. --Mr. I nllt..g: Then. is no
pressing neceseity, and it may lie done at any time.
Vat might devote ClOl/ to forwarding the drainage at
ItAste. laugh.)-11r. livungus :
1:100 is out of thespiestion for what we propnue to have
done.-- -The M.tvint : All we want is a Pimple
,maloga.• sown may if there are any missing in the
future. -Mr. MistoNin naili what tin,- expected to I.kt•
ont was atiollt. fin,' i.e ten guineas. - No
• would object to that. Mr. ling proposal that
the Mayor be requeet.sl to ask Mr. Motile what wound
to' tile Coot of preoring a eatat. 11...eriptire or
otherwiee. —Mr. GNIXII4 oeValded ti,. motion, which
was carried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22

GAMIC TrtP4P.V•.4„

Thomas Thorne wait tttttttttttttt for wcpu..ingnn
land at Bradford Peverell in the occupation
of bk. J. O. Satueloia on September the
2nd. Alfred Wing proved the emu. Ife had
cautioned the defendant iieveral titnee
Defendant denied he WA4 iu the held in mearch of
pine. Richard Davir cerreheratod. —The Bench
inflicted the lowed penalty they eiiuld —los. and coete.

uiLrut. DAMAGE FENN,..

Albert Kelloway mail William Vows were chargell
wills dim:ming a fence it 1.p3r.7 on s,.pt. 13th, th,.
property of Platnuel Damien Emery.—Complainatit
witiniated the (latnage at I.— who
plewleil guilty, went to pay the rota of the
~013331'31.1 (6,) Colonel Stewart gave the lath a
salutary warning ao,a aippear again
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22

L4DIEI' CRICKET CLUBR.

--- - - •
The twithor of the future prmnises to he an athlete
in everything that qualifies inen for distin,tion.
swimming, lawn tennis, and pedestrianism must now
hr added cricket. Ladies' cricket dills. are being
forlird. awl the partials, is evidently growing in
'similarity. It is staksl thxt the ladies .4 the Ursa,
raWly wera excellent playem, even from a cricketer's
point of view. They sequin,' the art at. an early
age, from playing cricket with their lirothers. They
even attained a startling proficiency, awl in bowling
awy pituJed a goo,' many 'icor...sirs .4 their day. It
alea4m, however, that to the !adj. of guffolk belongs
the kudos of inaugurating ladies matches, the first
being played at liewich about five years ago. Then
the corelitious of the match were that the gentlemen
should use sticks, mid the ladies bats ; also, the ladiea
had two boys to Ism' for thrin. But that is all
eltallefisl now, and next season will witness the setting
in .4 quite a mania for ladeve cricket clubs. —London
Own
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22

A 0110LER4 VESSEL AT LIVERPOOL.

Latei:on Sunday night the steamer Carthagena arrived
At Liverpool from • arseilles, which port eho left on
.tiigeet H. shortly after leaving, fie:bard Lloyd, one
of the crew, died after eleven hour,.. illness from
cholera, and stibeispiently another, William thtlpin.
died after two days' illneys with ailtlilar
The steamer put back to dap...dies, and left two other.
of the crew in the hoepital there. She again left
Allgll,li LNi. and after touching atearthagena sailed for
Liverised. Haring their voyage thecrewseifferod In en
diarrlion, which they attributed te, water and prowls.
014,1111,4 at hlar.eille.. Thivie have all been
.11.41tr"Ped, and the hie ineditml authorities at Li•er.
ed have disinfected and fumigated the steamer. I ler
crew slunk in strong term+ of the filthy condition of
Marseilles Harbour.

RUSSIA AND VIINTRAL AS/A.
PROJIIItrTISO RAILWAY Ti) MICKY.
ST PKTRIVIIIWKO, Sunday.- -It in stated to-day that
nerend large trailer* doing connidorahlii busines• in
Central .V•ia kayo *4.1 f.tr a conumeiun to eitalile
ti.,,,, ti oowtrucl • railway from Mukhailos.k t
Twilikend within throe years from the date of the
animation. The length iv 1,240 yenta, end tho cost
in mnated at about thirty-them million roubles.
They oak for* fire OM cent. State guarantoe, and
undertake to complete the railway to Mery within
eightoon months. They alai demand that thii al-
ready completed Central Aniatic Railway, which is
217 vent* in length, Nay Ilu ao4ol t thwui for about
lilvavrese the ancient naval fleet, and
tuaterial.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22

A STRANG. AMUR.

Mr. Holland, the tenant of .n farmhouae near Long-
nor, lierbyxhire, has reported to the polk., that about
an Agurday his wife, alio Mal left the kitchen
for a few minut., to fetch coal., found on her return
tune striuvrro, two men and A woman. One Ibf the
ineli Vial holding her baby by the legs downward..
Mr.. Holland screamed, wlieneipon the second man
presented a revolver at her hmal, and demanded to
know where the money warn kept. She declared that
there was no meney in the Ileum. The first MLA then
laid down the infant and proceedud Li aearch the
leave, the second meanwhile keeping MIS. tioliand
covered with the revolver. After the robberi had
decamped it was found that Di had been taken from
a drawer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22

ALL gasp MATRICIDE.

o:re-oot excitement was caitecd in Newport late on
Friti.Y 'kilt by the circiilation of rumours to the
effect that a terrible murder had becn perpetratool.
Elizabeth Ella Ifriecoll, • widow, aged 31, war
&matted in New Dock-street, by Inigiector Winmill,
charged with causing the death tier mother.
Margaret lb-wadi, aged fa years, reedier with her
husband, banael Isriecoll, at N. Mt, Iligh.etreet.,
Pall, I :wenlly. It is alleged that prisoner had been
quarrelling with her mother, and threw a paraffin
lamp at her, striking her oil the right kg, causing a
small wound almut one inch in length, from which
doceased bled ti death. Her husband, who was out
at the t' on returning home found hie wife dead
on the floor in aid of blood. He intmoiliately trace
information to tmlico, who called in Lk. Cooke.
On examining e hody he found that life was
extinct. l'rbioner, Oen arositeil, WWI OM worse for
drink, and had hluorl sax her apron. When charged
with the crime, she dallied all knowloditi" of it.
Oecoased and orison& wore heard optarrellimr by the
occupanta oof the front room on the name hoivw, who
MAO ewe that they beard prisoner throwing the
things at her in"ther.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22

11111.11. 1.1,1144 AND TII! TRUE OV

Ilatuoir wrote to the Nliiyor iollit& att,.n.
tin to "the state of ilarknern in which your faithful
pubjecto ore inviilved" on the ltritlport.coorl. and .ng.
gyrating an inertly.. in the lamp... Mr. F. lowa did
not think they ohorilil incr. axe 111.4 !Amin till the
price of gao woo reduced. They ought to get the Fut
at learit 25 per cent. lower.—Mr. Ilrtytittn haring
mentioned the necoosity of a lamp in the Nfaunilotry.
road, it woo deciileit to call a meeting of the comtnittee
conoider the whole relt'K
you going to inere:ure your hoop. inilefinitcly without
in rking any attempt to get tb. l.rice lowen.il
Lora eael tieWe Were two itelorrote mieotionr,
the town inernamitt they moot hare freoh lampo.
proteoteil rigaimit the question of the price if goo
Icing raioe.l every time is nett' lamp nom orrlereil. lot
it Ire brought forwonl iieinrately. -Mr. W. I /tour,: :
We are paying now lino than li towno iflit of 20 for
the public lanipo.- -Mr. I I 1011114:1: thought the price of
Wat: Aletllla be lowerecL The company appeared
to be making great pronto, and inoteail of lower.
ing the price they were erecting new preniinn. -Mr.
W. Durum%• We cannot Attpitly the town without
inrreaanl ~icomirramation.—Mr. ;r:.•1144:: We shall
never get eheniver wro it thio rue. We hail better get
the Amine light in tire town.