The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23 00:00:00

WSTWOUTH.

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Tel Nom Foy,—li has been determined to
substitute ogee Wasp bre the earthen slopes wh.olt
no. net against it. rammer, owed& Ws leirt. All
the gress-see week is therefore lobe damolished,asid
emirate are basely sogiegsd le the work:
1 fluor Ts tts. —On Tharwtay morning last so
brevity lades was lb. Soutb•Wastern goods Into that
the stigtois was naahte to draw the loag has eg tracks
up the iodise sear the arch wbieh crones tha linakerell
eyed. sad tas Vats sante to a deed stop. A bother
aegis, was sent for, sad the traglo was continued, attar
•&asp of Onset • quarter f as boor.
Tan Calle ow Ina Dosser Itnerst.rox.—The °Mane
of thisbattsbni bald (hair annul Mauer at the Royal Hotel, oe Wednesday eveaizei lost. Clolowi Nemo
WI. in the 'Lair, sad about 31) °lasers were ponient. doming Pie" ittionailla was and setae
sapprisoind to Isdne afootbs etta for
tbis year's taint). Captain Rambo° Lad Lieet,ft.„4
Yeatinan were la (avow at the aalglihoguk.ot
Weymouth. bat by on* vote it waa decided that this
Idea should be oat arida Th• odious nee usable br
dstermiiti whether t3Wanase ar the naigkhowloc,4
of
Ititdport should be lied en, and the diaft am, lin
to the Coloael. Pook was suggested ge ;clear foe
Ilia masa ash,va flottoulber ; hat a. was
arrived at, and OolOnel Maas.] is to dad • !ha pow,
It Was daided that the battalion should not tags
pat in the raview U Posioamth on April 36th.

Looter Os LOWLOu Kendal nwthifeg J.
Drew, ~ delivered • bran I. the room of the
Weymouth Working Mee's Clab, not the above subject
I. the throb from be.. of the president of the
• Mr. J. 'taborer ably fluid the ewe.
There was a good rhenium of the reembert
Lassgg his subject, the lecturer said it was doe
of deep end interest, bemuse "•' :Med
easeimainie exhibiKolt idisesat vortwer,... rse il
does like a bertifel Sr • work OM overyjii "tof
the meth, demi met err the land
giaggy priatiol With Ws lord beinatirshill
valley sod Pads, earmatale peek rd des& drop
we all kaow, trim with vegetable life ; but if we
the deep enema of the earth, down tbroullu,
the reeky stride of its err; if we dredge Ito "gall, Ina
sees, It. lakes mid riven, if we examine the Catch of
the cottage or the roof of the pekoe, the walla of the
danger or the mad on the shore, this we find plaits
sod flowers, fro, the humble !lore stinging and moth
be weal eacka, up be the gorier, Wm BOSting on the
be.. df the emisdalleg rive, sir from the lowly
shrug to the eerier or towering oak—the world is fell
of those gentle and lovely things Amon Prima at all
times brings oar senses so meek plaids aid &lied.
It sometlines appears strange that the Mr exhibition
of onetive power in resection With vegetable urges.
isms was the elething of this earth With verdeni.
Lllions and millittas of years before Adam was pissed
in the prise of Ida.; ne, long helots the
lowest type of rimed We iterated, ore the worm
crawled or the eagle flew, the earth was monoseded to
bring forth pus, and the herb yielding seed, and the
(rat tree yielding fruit, after its kind, whose seed is in
itself, and it wee so. Bet what must have bean the
Bored black, of that early age, whoa (yeah front toe
hands of Oranlootones, the. gorgeous dowers whioh
were afterwards to beam* the 'doom of Paddies,
sprang front the teeming earth, like prosass skim,
polished gems, twining their tendrils round some sturdy
bash, or climber the stem Of rine perful tree. the
blossoms stuttering perfatme and dropping minerat
dew, with clustering halt peisted with the pencil of
light In .11 Paull shading, end shimmering knee of
syweetis gee Who san limagir the glorious land-
MISPeII enrolled tar and wide around the garden of
&len —tine • majestic bill, and there • silver lake,
graceful palms waving their feathery heads pent oaks
stretching their gnarled limbs, whilst beneath their
had* • tengled bee-work of dowering shrubs
and virgin pegs, ereepiag planes and tiny
flowers, powdered earth with highness which
mover or be seem agar." Xt. Drew sontisied to
speak X the re of deweres=e 'roots, bud the
ei vishrp or downs led tam the abides.
Flora had more worshippers than Hariebus, the god of
wine. Speaking of the beery of lowers, be said that
their gamer odometer drunk in hem the eon's roes,
and the ponoirsl forests now yield up to .an In gm,
1..., bid Ire, the light which they abseirbed in ages
past ; while the thaettfal rinse dyes, obeeined from
cord-tar, yield every opiate X the solar somber end
are es brit se three we see in the Pam armaments
of on chendeliers. Answering in the aflkmatfve the
question "Have plants and dowers say of the sear
belonging to the animal world 1" he spoke of the organs
of nutrition in plate, the food of Bower the digestive
powess is plate, and showed that trek plant., and
Gowen are drinkers as well as eaten. Food is
bonged plate by the winds, among other agents.
" The trade winds," he said, 'are the oirmileling
medians of the universe, which clam the gerbonie aced
, pa from our densely populated trots and districts JO
tropical (dimes, and as. bask to us laden with the
exhilarating engem and the perfumes of a thomeand
flowers for era's rapport. Thai the interchange is
perpetual; it rests not, day hot night, doing the
. ding of the Riereal What feelings of emigration
, should rims in our abide when we contemplate all these
, ghettoes brangsmers of Omnipotence for our welfare
, What noble idoas arab' take posesesion of the soul, se
we dwell upon these sepiterier inlachaeges between
the vegetable and milord kingdoms for the sesurity of
both. Be delicately is the Were sod yet
▪ bortifelly and mooreli is it imetai, that every
, brad* of ide we drew, from the 'radio to the grave,
, has besot bearably prepared for our reception, by the
tiontributioos of thrombi of lowers, growing In the
, several portions of Ibis glorious mold. How strange
I the thought I The gear furling from radar thininey,
diroloured with masks, sestuning festere shapes in
the ath may soon berme the food of dellakies pines,
and bymed-bye return to grime our table, or absuago
the thirst of bane dying child. How strop
the thought ! The fames of that Bandies which
Anthem offered instead of his son Isaac, might have
I been absorbed by the very oak from width the arose
was formed span which our flavirr died I" Mr. Drew
eaplained the circulatios of the sap, the nervosa
syshrlotionarloe, and wreaths' of Ober and then
I. their diseases and death, and their reserrec.
rico= new fora. B. esnoleded " But, beantifel
as creation now Loran, gorgeous mid lovely as its
flowers era, which may well be called the children of
the sea,' how moth more glorious will they be when
the tree Sabbath of this world shill dawn, vibe the
; six days. labour dull be accomplished, and that seventh
day of eternal rest brake on the hurler of the
tavern! What ne• sad joyous pit will nature then
pat on 1 II the founts of old yield ith their glittering
light and prismatic Lees, it the flowers of this world
bather abroad perfume and fragrant der even in
dark whet bright dasslisg form shall the righteous
assume on the resurrection mere These are egetempla-
: Noes whisk have reared joy end aerofoil to man in
, every age of the world's history, and have evoked
, from the elenreh on earth her leaden strains I Well
might the Psalmist of Israel, who not only comm-
. headed the wooden of nets» froth s siren&
' point of view, but who so folly comprehended
' their me sad beauty, rider in the exuberance
of his enthusiasm, 'Bless th.Lsrd,yedregou.and all
Seeps ; Are •Ittl ; mow sod V/4.012 I stormy Ivied
fulfilling his word ; mounteles, and all bills; halitel
trees, and all cedars, beasts, and all rattle; creeping
things sad dying fowl." Let everything that bath
breath praise the Lord,'" The lecture was received
with great amber, and a vote of thanks to Kr. Drew
was heartily passed, en the moths of Kr. Robertson,
who said that Ks. Drew pommeled the three qualifications
for a lecturer' time, inelinatien, and ability.— fo Kr:
Robertson were aloe given cordial thanks for his kind-
ness in taking the rair.—Kr. Drew's lector at the
Literary Indigestion will, we believe, be on "Th. Home
of the Berthqualr• and Volcano."
8011004111 Purr glitetoirs, Mondayt—Before the
Mayor and J. Attu.,
ililielcom
Haien tool, be Regis, was brought
up by P.C. Amy for intng • pair of boots In his
poesercin, imd not giving a eitainory amour of
them, on March 14.—Prodeoce Modsray mid that
between six and seven o'clook Saturday evening, Paul
brought some boots to her bease.--flapt. Viairery said
that on &Murky eight P.O. Arty brought to the
✓ation a pair of ms• buts obtained from Pruderies
Medway. Pelson/ft was taken into custody, mai the
superintendent biked for a remand In order to tear the
ownership of the boor —Remanded till Thursday. .
dwindling Pruelessiest of &ois,—L little girl aired
Harriet S. Parker. aged 12, was brought up sharged
with obtaining sundry pure of boots by false pretense
from bubonic la the borough.—The ern case was that
the obtained by false pretences three pairs of boots,
roles 19e 4d.. from Mr. J. 0. linter, dram St. Mary-
street. —Kr. Howard appeared to watch the car
Amelia Carter, daughter of Br. Carter, said that abint
seven on liatutday night prisoner came into their shop,
'aid
di
atidfi some pairs of bodies' bast kit boots fee
' Kr.,Terlonoliset. MM. Randall had been a
customer of their., end witn<se let her have the three pains
produeed. Whr Intros genii her, she put them In
• wrapper • but primmer wished them in her apron.
' They suspected something was wrong, end sent to
. Turbo-street to enqaire, mad ford Kra 'Medial had
not had them The polies were oommonkated
end she thoompried the seperistendeul to Mn, liolFt.
of New-street, and in her emeed-kand Mathes' shop she
Ow the boots on the counter, with the black wrap
seat with the booth This pss about hall-pertn
o'clock at night. There were two more pine di boots
on the counter. Kra. Bell said she had no other brie
I. hee hoer USK* these ad her stir which re
, brought hots boseloo.—Crosemumined : The little ski
had bra for little thiep hem the shop before, and ea
always paid. IR the girl had Wan the wrapper withal*
remark, they would have thought it No ham to Ist her
have them. When sho saw them at Mrs. Iklre, she
! said the little girl bed brags/lit them the same nimbi
and sold the. to her. Mrs. Bell showed two etbet
pairs of bore, sod said she had Wight them of the
little girl before. When the went lino the shop drat
with the se.pseintendoat, the saw Mn. Bell sad another
porta In. Bell, at the And enquiry, said
she had the threo pairs she had bought from
the girl with the erappr, and tiro pair at. bad
I bought of her before.—Zena _ mined let Parket
• have the boots because she slid It was foe Mn,
Randall, or sae would sot have let her have them.
, Tjsamie Dew beets, sini frieent of the gm pairs, sh, said tariff" as those she ea* at Kro. '
. Jane Randall, said the had Reed is Tortola.
street, bat now lived in Great Othrgestreet, alb w
a oesiomor of Kr. Outer* lint hid slier lebeatprieosift:
to Kr. Outer'. It get myth* for bee, nor to any
other Stop. No ens else maned Randall lived in
I Tertaerteet.--Creinthinieed Prima had bean in
her beer with her Mak prL —Hope. Vishay went on ,
' Berrday night to Mr. whets he woe toldii
girl with • white handkeroblef rated her heed had
obtained some boots, sod they did netatadit tt eras all
right. Be went with Mir Outer in of primer
' sad fiord her at the earn of it, Albaa's Roe. writ
he told bee he should take her into moody for therm.
lag boob by fake pretences from Kr Caner. He told
her be shield take her hors, and she replied the boob
. wen ma hoer, but at lbs, 3f15, be vies she had
said them, rilis said she had rid them fee Is,, bid
she took out of bet Porn Is., sad tad of a passr. .ad
Atte:wards, said she had paid SA_ fyir bolding • boot
she bed ia her head. 10.4 46 pod Kona ft,: • Imar
stothiap, sod lid., she lad Orem to her mother.
Witness went lithe Kre. Ball's shop, saw Mrs. Ball and
another female be the shop, and to Mrs. Bell he hod
come for the boots the little girl had jest sold. Ins.
Bell took aome boob frem the doer, pet them on the
counter, and gave klin tiro pain Of boots, fres
among la ox seven pairs of Missed Stake. Witmees
Sated to he snowed he MU two or three other
from them as the muter, he Illisse wigs cm."
but Nis. Heil refgesd, and seidati: were ell the
hoot she kid, the rererdot Ir London sleek.
B. tee re tree pair io Xre. s shop, where
Mrs. Cense iikorled tere pairs eat X the three. He
returned bilks u shop, and saw h'female the,.
whom he believed taw be Mrs. &IN stein, and Wig gee
there was • atialtelie rent it. boob, he had pt the
wrong hors. Twe pars of boots were oci the end
of the conifer, mei she pee them to him saying that
her sister had bribt themesed be believed she added
"on aleaday,* bass the that pair of the wood
lot Kra Carter owned fe property; the other two
phirs wars oiraad by gr.Vlatk, Ns titan watt to
the station hoer, and YIN Long, saddest to Kr- Clos,
cur lab the thergeneeim. and raid the girl had
"Wald' Ottu phirt if Kiri froth' ler 40 Mani kr.
.Peimmer mislehe bed sold the wholesome pairs of book
%Mts. Beth add sae lad Gd. iswthi tas Pair
e! agUI:4I •r 3 4 M b obtainede
d
lit Use Hell
Iwir• speo that he
sisits—le gad( tile with mosieled
thistly
tinclootZt.,__Wheit led seise weigrii:
lur:...r6.:;flh..litat the prison.
Calm slis =We* u.eximajoid
sham sastah. wialloolirtios th• °tin& . auftglor "litho
Wt.": or". feerritil ptired jest sold.
"it** emotheraelmill,lalwhereP"

then won others. The wrapper was with the Midas* horse shop, before they lock th I ea A- ditel
boots. He asked her if she bad bought any mon bad been 1.8011111■111•ded on asermli of Mis. Bell'e
of the girl, sad she said die bad bought mother 11l health.-41.:Zadent Viokory also rid he Ind
lair which ake bad mode enquiries about. Mn. ilsil tram Me. Reg twelve it Derrobuster, &ad
sot soy rything about a Mrs. Atkins, of Parka arm knew megierres
aike ffil obtained throe pars first of all, and afters retired for shoat • quirts( of as hear, and en Mans
'a two pales toots. Mrs. Castor first identified two rid they thought the,, wag salleleat endear to semi
at he kept premise of them. Ho went bar prisoners for triaL —Ball was asseptod, the husband it
' there woe a nristake—he had the wrong boota P4O for himself and wife, and bit. Thompson in LSO for
• then rave him two pairs more, and of this sack.
Mr identified one pair more, and Mr. Clark
ad the other and the remaining pelt of Ms first
Mrs. Bell said she did not give very sue for
the bore on Monday, as she thought there ins .is
Wro•4l- Prisoner on sundae morning said she got
to, 3J. a var front Mrs. Bell.—Miss Carter Paid the
valor of two pairs wes 51. Ild. 11•011, and the other pair
Is. Id. —On being cautioned, prisseer, who Mr. Howard
mid had no father, made no answer to tbe Mingo—The
moo prisoner was them armed with orraing two
pairs of boor v4no, lic, from Mr. Matthew Clark,
shoemaker, St. Mary-street —Hr. (lark amid that latt
Tray afternoon about four o'clock prisoner came
lato Ida shop, sod asked to bs allows' to take op two
peirs of kid boots to Mies Harvey. in Tarton-street She
eald Miss Harvey had seal her. She did not not went
the bon quality, but labor la. or 7e. • pair, and about
Mrs shoo Wow than her own foot. She said she would
mem about six o'clock, end, as she looked innocent
enough, he pre her two pairs of boota. On Thursday
Its inquired in Turtonrnot, sad found there was no
gar person there. The retail price was 7a, a pair.—
Orosserareed : Prissier asked if he would allow her
to take two pain of boots to Illan Harvey, Is Tanan-
arive.. Witness replied "Ye.." Wallas& rationed in
grosassaminatioa that if a whaler's dealer sent down
twenty pare of brier with his initials upon them, he
word be able to identify them when they had been in
his possesion cohort time. Did not know it W4e right
he toil the whaler's price' bat had no objection, if
required. He had no marks of his own. Those wee no
Min Harvey living in Tartoastrook Did not know
tin names of all the young ladies then
(laughtar) —or the old 000 s either, but could
met find say one of that name. Mr. Howard
raised an objectioa that in this ore there was
ao fare protean. It would hes been the duty of Kr.
Clark to enquire whether Ni. Harvey lived in Tunas
deer. A. person of that name might have some down
froom Inaba, end goat isto a room la Torion-sweet,
awl sent the pelesesrior Itto boots. The ors probandi
hided open the proseestion* months false pretence,
eild het for the prisoner to knock it down—The sinis-
ter's decided to hear the endorse.- The superiors.
err said he shockS oak for • ream& as he believed
shun ono • arse wrvey, who SM Hess known to tag
is Tartometrept. _ Regraded till elevenme Thandey. Mr. Howard said there Was
use., lid had travelled TO sibs that moraine.
aid was sot therefore At to andortake the defenos—Tho
Hirsh said they mast take salami evidence to justify
• nomad.
Wiltion and Ratify Bell, dealers, of New-street, were
then *band with receiving the boor knowing them
to haws been stolen. The parrs bad been allowed oat
oa hell ia the discretion of Mu ihtvrlntendent Vickery
(when Aral arrested on the charge . la order that they
might sot be kept is prison.— he superintendent
asked the Bear le inowerese the bali, inerh had been
Axed at two sureties Ii CIO orb, as he behead dire
would be other eases against Fromm - Mr. Flo•ard
sell se the prisoners were there Perri to rawer the
share it showed the ball was sollisiest, aqd he asked
the Bean pot to imamse the hail, as them was always
gush dill:shy lb obtaining =reties. Mr. Varney's
weethen taken, in orier to authorise a remand
rig-Bell.The foots were Mintier to those deposed
to be the roar of Parker. He added that • groat number
of bawls bad been lost in the lowa, and he surested
presser ef haviog bought rem Els asked for a
rcemimil until Monday. A long delay awned, In con-
gresses of the ion-appearance of the husband, who
baleen In the court nearly all the morning, but whit
had been allowed to go or. eprerntly with the Object
of ohnialag bail. Mrs. Bell err them rased at the
bar alone, and Armed to the manna a two prisoner*
In the depcialdno so her husband knew orgasm shoot
it. She wee advised to aity nothing. as Mr. Howard
wee engaged in the ease. At lad tho linahand appeared.
aid Mr. and Mrs Ball were arntigasi ea throe rarer
diet, of yossiviag three min of boots, unlawfully
obtained fere Mr. J. C. Caster; escondly, for receiving
lien pairs, °brined from Mr. Matthew Clark, vales
and thirdly, two pairs, value 130. 61., obtained
from Mr. R. Cos, of St. Hairnet. The whole were
obasemoll by the girl Harriet & Parker. Briar's
beeroei been even they wore admitted to bail, two.
surotias in LIO rob, end the insbead in 1320. forth.
Oppoarsooo of himself and We, and remanded till
Thursday.
COUNTY PITTT filamian, Tuesday. —Before S. Meads,
Dm, R. H. Swafileold, Req., tad *tor Bvradleld.
A littise Prior —Sorrel Ifosseidion, of 'Weymouth,
was charged with dealing a *at* the property of
Pindaric& Ryan, of Prisoner lisloombe
Prosecutor, a lions moor, said that he waa in las
compary of prisoner on Saida last, and about tan
o'oplock they wsot from Weymouth to Oblekerell, where
they had sewn bread and aeon cad bear. Throe they
went to a rarbour in Parisian*, sad loft there to
look at • pony. When he care beak to the laserbovao
he missed bis watch, whir be knew he bad when he
ems to the poen Mown be took it eel and looked at
It. iris—Prisoner amine
joitisiustrobing for lir vista,
sad P.C. Rankle, also ' Mr. Terrine
✓enteetod Ptioner, but i'tesogiy denied having
any arra bet his own. He was soorolsol by the
pAmman, and two warm were found es hir one of
whir prosecutor immediately ideutifiod. A blink jet
guard ahain wall attached to 11.-16. Howard,
appear for prisoner, end asked that he might be
nosanded to Saturday, in order to road sanity sad be
dealt with wader the (Mara Juntas Let, instead of
berg sent to the Seerionn —Resiasmisd till Saturday.—
Mr. Howard arced that, as timpanist? had been found,
prisoner might bo allowed out oa ha& He bores very
good chaW ;but was drunk at the time—The Bench
decided to emir the prisoner's hood in £lO, aid two
auntie' in EIO mob, which were rimier.

TitilMDAT.—Before the Mayor (J. Third, &q.l, sod
J. Ayliss.
Herbert Poe was brought up ea remand for having
In Ihia possession a pair of boots which be had sot
givim a satisfactory account how he mane by.—l',.
superintendent offered no further evidence and prison
was diacharged, the Bench 'deities him to be careful
es they °moldered It a empioloto, ewe,
The Boat Can. h Parker wea then brought
up on remand for obtaining by Mae preteneem several
paint of boots from tradesmen of Weymouth, and
Williams and Rags Bell, th• former a Witter, end his
wife • dialer of Neeoteeet. were alse Outlett up on
reatiod for reeeivlng the eau* 'nowise them to hare
been fraodlently obtained.—Mr. Howard appeared for
defendant& The caws laded mom than six boot ! It
Mar be sufficient to state, the main having been related
St the proton Mariam that the supoinesodent
had sines Moaday, made eognixiss sod could not hod
that any Min Harvey. who Parker said bad sent
her for !some qf the boo* had lived In the
DOM indlotted fdr nine Omaha—Mr. Howard,
to his &Ohms for the eel, urged that she had
beet her father, who had been very well known
se an owner of shipolog, and saggeeted that she might
be moot to • serellied industrial seam) without going to
oboe If she wait met* prime, there was eery greet
fear that Ito saner the, eosins out, would to a sad
ome—Tbe Meyer agreed wills Me Howard, their only
diMoalty being that ilt• had areal been ootamitted in
one tom It was ultimately decided to let the ohild
reins& at the polise station till 'squirts' scold be made,
ead it was understood that application In her aim will
bgeetie so the Secretary of Sista, with the view of
beret once mat to ea indartrial school—ln the
ems whist Mr. sad Mm. Bell, bei±21.11544 stated
Oa liondsv, it eoros out from the
lteedell, that when sated to weir =67071 mia
pored am* maternal, ffuperiatrodent Vickery pelt
be would go to Mn. Carter's Arse with the boots he
had, sad that Mrs. Bell made so 'limps it twoosalment
of the boots in the shop.-11:. Clark said some booos
prolmod by Mrs. Bell were work &brut as. 61.
per pale I liebeth Crumbleholam spoke to Mr.
, Mrs being to the shop lust *fore Parker
ow* in.stoth Sheen and Jane Ortler, grand.
mother tied spot of Parlor, said that Mts. HMI
salted Parker after her apprastosioa sot to say any-
thing sheet the two And pelt the had bought.— The
glrl Harriet Parker, who wept hittolY the whole
the dlostil_ she got M. frogs Bell for two
Pal* einod hoot Mr. Bother Clerk, 15a. for two
pair obtained frell Mt. tlls, Ida Ti. for thorn pair
oblidaed from Mx. Carter's. No ono iodated her to go
thapacki bOIM aSHOOIId by Mr. Howerd, Patin
ad that am Dell asked her the owed time who
Mat beg, and she replied Mrs. Sikhs& Mn. Bell
asked her how it wee that Mn. Atkioa had so many
boots to sell, sad ales replied that they were seat her
Insteed-Of aka,. by mole roiliewba owed has romp
The third Use Op sent, Kra Bell bad made inquiries
sad foetid that Mrs. Atkins did not send her; but Parker
apt at • be, replied that it we. not Mr. Atkins, the
-smtatt's wife, but one wbo tired In Park-street. The
flint 5.. she got foe the boost, she spent in oaken and
ate the"elb hanelf.—Tbe house Moaned at Mr. Cox's
slifit appeared, had not boat friend. —Ms. Howard
• loos and itblia address for the prisoners, tug*
them we. ipilhisg to Asa that the prisoner.
Waited Perko to °Comm this orl.. which touted to
have been smarm* to her by her own mind. He
erolletd oh ohs Beach that HMI warn no emmealment,
that tho parties were Li,a respectable position, that
Mrs. Bell we. quite new to the betimes baring
Wet tamed to take js Oa *soma of the
lots of a Mild psesetag epos her Mind. There was
• etzsgbtforwaed ageoent Rived 01 the tolutlitatitie to
the Buseristesdeet, and the Belle had gives him the
mho informattom As to &ging with &damn, he
elliftv4 NW tot basin*, of iesood•band dialing was
7t,,,,i.Ohliarsa. bemuse patties who had been
no did not like to go to eseh shops themselves,
Mrs. Bell had thought the Pilo the had Lim Mr,
bosom she 000ld hey boote et b. 81. spar Is Londoo,
whisk would emit her wpm. But Mr. and Mrs 8011,
mobs' bow *oily they miggs get Into usable in mush •
balm* had determined to eve it up. Be did net
thishritrizen would artirtot„ and asked the Bondi not
to _
ftr trial, as Not in limit would eapt •
eefleaa slur 'Welt them He this °Wed witaseror lee
the gefeastu—glisebetb Chia deposed to Int Bell
making moraines of her if Mrs. Addaa vs. Likely to
have seat hopes for sale, to her baring little Atkins to
her shop, sod, au fladiag oh. yes not the child who bad
sal tl:= delseesioing net to dispose of them till
she I out who the child was. We WY
on Mnialt 9, between aloess sod twelve. Binh
Cox, Kea Boll's sister, awooo4 to MTh- Bell
eating Um ght Aster &beat the beets at used Mrs.
Alai's hid Milk Whig Wig paid Hai It wee Mrs.
Atkins, of Parkatzmt. 'Minna could not here
believed goy child could heroism«, one false story sO
well; there was meth* she felimoot t. Itre. 801 l had
hot • ehild, and lint preyed on her mind that it was
hhorillbt advlbaldo she should lots ma bad** Kr.
lie!
Ow wee not at home when tho girl MAO the hot thee
Mahar said that whim bet *MY he should take
loots to the poperiatooaeoe Mr. Bell had been
r•oYed to the Drug Chrowesle 0844 sheet aloe Para
POO girl 41.1k00 *ohs to isslog mot down io Mrs.
MON Mop on .aitaimat of Pee omairists. This was
Ware Swot* &Omsk m TitiositY. —Jane Upward also
domed to Mot. Doll meltjaa sogeirise of her, sad
saying she shoaled *pork to the Palo if the, shad_ MSS
wila.lllllllll was ahead it wee Pet Ott W
—r.Tholaiseto
ad As Basel I.4beery, *l4. Bell bed severel
peen' good &weals( fee. sc. avow. of Derehtetert
when be mune to bine and whose now gave the Hall
sak OsSWHISS Shallalf. They bed soamalled him about

ACOMITT TO CAPT. Lamm, li.N. Me *My to
be hammed that Capt. Lemdi, labs et H.lLB.l3tweeweo,
• few days ago met with • severe ecl out while fol-
lowing tqe hounds near Pembroke. Tbe report is thee
C.pl. Leash'shot.. mimed a jump and fell, rolling over
hie rider, and breaking his thigh.

Tat floral, Nava. Rummire.—Tbe Lords eolll'
, miseieners a/ the Admiralty have inforined the Board
of Trade that their lordships have determined to
agesuable a Reserve squadron at Portland, in Mar,
daring the Whitsuntide holiday% and that die
easembltng of this squadron appears to them lordships
to afford a pod opportunity for giving the dhows sad
men of the Royal Navel Reserve a chases of taking
their drill, and participating ie the advantages of
manceurres afloat. Their lordship' have thereupon
made arrangements, whereby the Reserve squadron ma
be partially °floored and manned by the Reserve. Tbe
cruise of the squadron will probably last about a
fortnight.
_ .

Poittrirn EDUCATIONAL Inerrrrree.—A lecture in
coneestion with the ahoy.. institute was delivered in
the perish school.room, Reform on Monday evening,
by the Rev. farther lull, chaplain of ber 61+41 a
Convict Prism), on "Canada and Canadian Ws" The
chair was taken by the Rev. W. McCormick, who is •
native Of Canada, and there were also on the Platform
Dr. Niebolscri and the Bev. Mr. Talbot. the Weeleyen
minister. The room was crowded to overflowing with a
highly respectable and attentive audience, and we are
=find that we are to have • eyries of instrostive
which we bare no doubt will to appreciated by
the inhabitants of this neighbourhood. The rev. lecturer
appeared to be thoroughly versed in his subject, and
@ascended in delivering one if the meet interesting
lecture,' on Canada and the life of a settler there which
we ever heard. That splendid possession or gem of the
British Crown, is the :eotaree observed, is yet but ?ere
little known. The Canadians are, however, feet pro-
gressing to the stains of a great legion, wed probably
may be independent in his, than 50 years. The lecturer
treated hie pottiest on religious and illations! groasub,
, and than said that the dectintost of Canada was the most
eligible field for the exertions of steady leettstriona and
healthy working ma.. He proved this by many
instance@ which had come udder his own observation,
interspersing here and there pictures of domestic life
illustrated by very hurnournna anecdotal. At the
aloes a vote of theeks was propocid to the lectiirer by
the Bev. Mr. Talbot in a few most appropriate remarks,
end seconded by Dr. Nicholson. The people dispersed
evidently conch pleased with what they had heard.

TH2 BOIICAWIM THIATIICALIL The amateur
dramatic party of R.M.S. Bograwees till continue
under their now captain' the bistronic Indies which
were so pleasantly wandmiled in the tints of Os plain
Leath, end, by the untiring management of the
hon. seetery and treasurer, Mr. B. B. Patterson,
R.N., enlisted by the "Lessee and Munger' Richards,
Asting•Manager Fegan, and Stage•Menager Doener,
they had another triumph on Monday night. It had
ben announced that they would have a theatrical
eetartakunent on Thursday last, but the "weather per-
mitting" in this me proved to be • neethsary saving
althea fee theeold wind Mew throes the water and took
away any hopes of Indies owning on beard. Our
pliant sailors of ware ammot enjoy their fen without
the fairer see, whose present* is of itself to them a
sign Of a Ineeth in duty'. round, sad et the affair was
put off till Monday, and In the menthe, egetan work
menneeted with spars, dad • mystery to landsmen, we
got out of the way. A lovely evening rewarded their
patience; the sea shone beautifully over the waters of
the Roads, smooth as a millpond, and jest actith a lime
las the ancients fabled that on the water the balyoon
built her nest. The bred expanse of the West Ray
namely rippled on the shingly beach, or splashed on
the rooks that a few Asp before threetesei to tear the
Amelia into firewood. Brigs, bargees, and steamers
were dottier the "abed of glass mingled with fire"
, that stretched away to the west; the windows of
Wyke village were lighted up with the glow which
added new sad reeler ether, to the land, trailed in
long stream, of Liebe ender the old ferry and railway
bridge, and Bashed beek•from thesis an heavenly gold.
The rugged shore outside near width formerly lay the
dinallmeeth sands was ie shadow, but the sentinel fort
on the Rothe had its mauler forms of glade and
embrasure brought out la wild forms of green sod and
massive done. Away le the meth and stretching to
the east the bills of aniseed, Lul worth, and Purbeck,
shone rosy in the setting sun, while old St. Alban',
Read eae veiled more in the very dietaries than in mist
The circular fort at the end of the Einakerater lay on its
reeks more like a earesset of ivory than a girdle of power,
and the messes fee its gene seemed like °steep to add
beauty to the deign. The cuter breakwater seemed
despise, as the Millman of the lea within and without
whispered that lts pardianship was not seeded ea that
dalitiond eon, what the inter breakwater, with its
ineldire dikes, ellonesele etweeions when timber Is tar-
steeped to prevent it from rot, giant oean.s, eti blocks
, of ulnae dose piled, se the Titans piled Petlon on Goa,
it. hardy labourers, and dirk balled ships, were all
bathed and clothed in the *fanlight, until they seemed
only part of • beadifel picture, instead of having to do
with setae ef the stersoet work in life. The 104411 were
studded with schoenen, brigs, the masks deeply laden
with stone, and some, more on the alert than others,
were getting under weigh, with the theme of creeping
out on their voyage and distanoing their bus watchful
sisters, by maths of the light wind that threatened
no danger, Nivea to a little Teel oat of port and
on a isp shore, at night. From Fortune's Well
and O.stieton, aka/ the read that runs under the
frowning heights of the View, Penns of pleasure.
seekers strolled. Some passed between the eeormous
piles of stone that geed the 'atrium to the Queen's
Pier, and pat off in shorabode to the Boerawen,
which, with her companion the St. George, seemed
the king and queen of the reads. The launch of
1 the former vessel ale plied between the ship and
the Drumbeater pier, and took off many free of
oat. Up over the stage, oommesient even for ladies as •
Sight of drawing.rome stain, and into the ship, and the
visitors perceived • large marquee covering the poop, and
• large pert of the upper desk, and at the for'ard end of
this was erected the stew with drop-scene and other
arocantaniments, painted by the endears. The drop.
scene appeared to represent • portion of the pest wall
of China. and the prospective added force to the idea,
while Cupids, Union Juke, and Britannia's shields, in
gay hod, were diapered around. The roof was formed
, of stout mare, tastefelly lined with English, French,
and American flap, and from it depended • thorough
naval oollootion of greet lamps. To the left, and in
front, tier upon tier, set the boys of the Boweeeti,
arrant§ of 400 strong, sad the ship* company fitted the
pit, while the owlets of R.M.S. St. George, the oilers,
and Portland friends, thenpied • gallery formed by the
Poop. There were present Capt. and Mrs. Greet,
Lieut. R. R. Boys, Lieut. Cane, Dr. Lloyd, Dr.
Mookridge, Mr. Lang, and others of the officers, Mrs.
WII•015, Mrs. Woodcock, Miss Brine'', Messrs.
W. and A. White, Mr. S. Simeon, Mr. it.
Mied Cos, Miss Nester, Mies J.
Letweoll MIN Fowler, Mies Winter, Miss Dryer,
Mire Met ',Mae others, whose neon dould not be
obtained. we may just remark that it might he
well to previde,e. widen' book, in order that the per-
formers may odds eon tonee remembrance of Gaon
reboot they hate pada such efforts to pled, and this
would erectlolithe omission. on our pert doWtthtiousl,
of perhaps emend amen The performances eon-
mewing with tie deaseetio drama of the " The Firmer..
Oalletaie of the Severn Me, at kb. and Urn Toodiee"
Farmer Aeon
- - - • • -•

More ..(Ids brother, supposed deed). J Phose.R.M.LL
e*Wv;
Cirri. Pesten_ (a young sallor) 7• • • H. Webster.
Mir Twinkle UPON W. Dowser.
lawyer . 7 BMW. MAI LI.
Elerrow • . s J
elougb•ell O. Ohs,
Wry Aeon.. Whe Penises daughter)..... L
Mia Tebtelialloodlee , J itirger.

The tri,. /Lem have been esker ged on
arra of lo Ike roe woman, and she Is *On by
the first, a * George goes off *0 010, and is
support to beet Isom. • pirate, and been hanged,
and the lirt brother takes the father's farm. He has
a lately derider, bet loess his father and his wife.
Tbe daughter pews up sad is error by a erre rear
Charles Fenton; bet roisfertamee erne upon Arno,
and to wow'rem his brother rerreare with hatred
in his heart, eadletert the fann and., his lether's will
gloating do reap he will Orr by turning his
brother out of does. Pits entreaties of the daughter
le sore rawer, are her anodes heart, as he reorder
alikeness to the dessued loved or ; and Penton dies
seven bra& as baring saved George Acorn's life .11
adl: the sod they are reconciled and happy. Tr
al J. Fora as George was Falderal' and
and the deck eiterseter produced by absorbing
wear woe well drierited. H. Webster WU at home
Is the character dl the young seilob, whiob was very
ramrod, and meow
_really, siege-drawn. T. Bearer
reed the proferonal beerieress of Lamy., Glib
to peention ; " J. A. Spew represented lazy
&web with eorldeirehle swearer, and the capital by•
play of and Yr Toeless (the latter of whom is
always baying sash bargains as a half-hundred of
eery', wbssllzr.ei, or • lot of watchmen's boar, or
even pikes of eratebes, "berme it will be so handy to
have them in the boor") we. great pert of the life of the
prr and when In the general resioacilistion the half-
arW. Troika mad hie wife embers along with the
reek, the uproar of laughter Gould not be restrained,
and burst forth from all parte of the "bone..
Yr. White, of the Clifton Hotel. then rag " Poor
Farms Low," and "Any Ornament. for poor Fire-
stoves," the larr of trial especially WM Irresistible
la prevotiag mirth. Next oars the comic drama
entitled • • Pbrontenon In • Panookfrixik," the
beatlemey at which we• to And kelt with uncourteoue
truthsbelling, and to show that even by rubs a little
darer is maim& The tarts wet • taken se follows:

John Buttaronp MOkaims)
Xr. Beritor _ _. T. IlasafT;lLlL L.I.
akm Jam. . • • erberrt S • ervant) O. rood
Ites. Illarker • WM „Adam
mug chiles* Olowerberrys Hoasstirnporl lam J. L'Opreu
All the adore too& their parbs wail, &lid bointeroue
merriment was the result. MeMew A. 8. Brown thou
efe7 greseinlly dowsed • borspipe, sad was Marbly
enoor44, whim be obliged with • simbobura of
the poetry of wid" r esjyrd ow board ship.
Mr. Sprigs than sang the " Agreeshle Tempo awe'
lesk aglre perfesey oitimad sal es fob. &ed in . beg
substituted •• BeentMid Nell, the oompsay
=in the obernme, with• Worthier that the
ead,4 sr, sad making the old ship ring spin,
Ths pniormenins ameindsd with the brood farm of
"The Ares Bgle," in eta& the policemen was Mtge
by a weheem, hho grenadier by J. F the milk.
sra by A. C. thy roars " D. Warr,
sad tho ars Belk by " Siof I. IL Palterers TM
whirs of lir tropiar was voider's* oxprossod r
Lb. sows lammed is Mr Isdiaroes dumb Warm
and 'Fora rivaled wi oh othor is *Wog fan, sned
Fetters*, supported the dillsodt Pllit 01 rendepe
exesedingly Ina We aro ylad to prams that Mr.
potterer is laaressiag ia histrionic power, and son.