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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

lIPWEY.

etril'HE ..r DE+IIRTER. —On the .uornin f July
P.C. (7ollins wa4 on duty in plain clothes at the
railway station, when his suspicious Iwzmue aroused
in respent to a man who Isioked Cr Southampton.
l'.C.Bins went by the same train, and main ay
riving at Dorchester apprehended the individual on a
charge of bring a deserter.- The following day he
wt.% taken before Colonel Binghatu at the Shirshall,
Itirehemer, when it transpired he was a ilmerter from
the Royal Sonia Fusiliers, stationed at Portland. Re
WA. ordered to be returned to the regiment. whilst
the sum of 10s. was awarded to Collins.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

PORTLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
rotate Dditor.

Sir,—Apropos of the letter, signed "Pro Bono Pub-
licn in your valuable piper a week or two since, it
•nding a departure in respect to the usual rou•
tine id the above society, may I suggest another which
I think will readily appeal to the committee as remain-
able and worthy . 4 their consideration. In put years
I hove enticed the want of any special incentive to that
hard w•irking and most dmerving class, viz., the quarry.
men, who are certainly the must numerous, as well as
thetackhone of the trade in the island.

No matter whether we look to drapers, tailors,
grocvni, blacksmiths, carpenters, or bakers, they are
one and all, more or less dependent on the quarrymen.
The clam... a Is iv.. mentioned have far more time to attend
to their gardens, consequently their exhibits ought to
show • higher degree of culture, and it is mandestly
unjust to handicap the quarrymen. I would therefore
suggest that special prized in the vegetable classes
should be given for quarrymen only, and I believe
were this idea followed out, many outside the island
would be induced to contribute towards the funds ;
then the society would benefit a most deserving class.
At the same time the competitors aa a body would not
suffer in the slightest degree.—Yous truly,
Portland, July 24th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

RIDGEWAY.
FOUNI) DA AI)

On Tuesday an impest was held at the Ship Inn,
Ridgeway. near W.-meant.. by Mr. R. N. Howard,
cc1,..0g of 'lr. Bj-unmet, of I
h.rdp•••
reloslotitt the death of I sage Burn. *thick took
law, louder the ("flooring ciremstotatteen :
It appear...l that Philip Curtis, mason, of t4toal.
bridge. warn walking to Dorchester on Monday after.
noon, when he found the deceased lying on tie.
ground Ridgewav Hill, apparently aoleep. H
emit warn under his head, and when etatuined it was
found he had been dead mote time. -P.C. Collins
was emoimumcatel with, and he hail the lowly
removed too the Ship Inn. TINT.' wail nothing of
ample character is. ted with the death. Ti,,'
body lay in the awl it was a very hot day. -
Deceased was a stnnuger in the locality, loot Sarah
Bond, a married woman, recognised the looly as that
of a man with whoto cue warn acquainted at Tothill,
near Newbury, about twelve mouths ago, when he
was working on the Tothill and Wincheoter Railway.
He then complained of suffering from heart disease,
and was under c doctor. He oeemed too be about
64) yearo ekl. He did not say where hi,, home wig".
He had iwesumably come to Ridgeway in ...mord, if
work. When at the Ship Inn oni the previotto day,
he made it complaint to Curtis that he wax muffering
from ague, for which he had a drop of brandy. Dr.
T. fr.. Logan, who had examinmf the body, attn.
limed the death to heart dimonoc, and the jury
retnrotost a verdict accordingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

LATEST.

IIuRRIBLK CRA ROL

fn Saturday .kmelia Shillingham, • respertaltb•
looking young unmarrie•l woman, was couimiu,.l f..r
trial by the Liverpool nuegistrates for concealment .1
birth. She was delivered of a child, which ,•le.
afterward, conftsuied iihe had boiled, and then intsh.d
down a closet. The muenster! rentains 44 the infant
were found by the police in the sewer pipes leaduit
from the clisiet. Ti,. lowly was rlismembensl, and lis.l
evidently been It wse impossible t”
whether the child had been born alive.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

BOATINI: ArelhiNT.

The eldeet ann s.f or. enryden, auctioneer, had a
narrow escape from being drowned on Tomiday es en•
ing, at nine ii'elock. Whilst rowing in a small plea-
sure boat in the hay, it was. muoised. owing to the
see being rough. •r. Knight, the manager of the
bathing machines, ends man named Keyton. who works
on the railwaysory courageously went to •r. Croydon's
isesistance but the latter, fortunately • ea' livid
on to the boat a short time. and then managed to
reach the shore in eafety. The boat and nem were
subsequently rescued by Knight and Keyton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

PETTY Sgq.,l')Ns.

Yourranni Beton. the Mayor I 'r.. W. Matri. and

Wr44.111 ellrtll4, and Fasawr.

Char"Cier. landlord .1 the King mad quern,
lwerhoune,. appearing to an adjourned summonu
against him for p.• 'tting driankennemi on lain pre.
mine. and lling law during prohibited boon, —The
information, at will be thmembered, wan laid by a
woman namecl Sophia 3datthewn, whoume husband nhe
alleged had tthen there drinking on the Sunday, and
he came home drunk and *truck her. She al., swore
that on the Saturday night she found her hunlmnd
asleep in the taproom drunk. —Jame. Mathew.o wag
called by the police, and he denied that he wan
drimk.—The wife aloo deposed that her hunband
stnack her hut the with... denied blown penned.--
Richard Scott amid lw wan pnaent, the wife was dm
west for liquor, but Mathews wan quite nohow.
The defendant was 'alma called, and swore Mathews
Wl4, not drunk. Mn. Mattawana albumenl hin wife, and
amwared to he drunk and wanted Immo. gin He
refined to nerve her. —The cane wan dintuioord.
. .

- .
The case as to keeping his home ..pen for Ow sale
.1 intoxicating liquors during prohibited hours, the
Stiperintemlent said he withdrew the summons against
Matill•WK for being on the premiees.—The Mayor :
Von 1111 l h•rstaiel that, Mathews : Of cotinw I do, for
I WAX not there. He denied be was on the premises
until after one o'clock. He would swear he warn not
there during closing time. His wit., did not touch
bun through tile window and asked him to come home.
-This case was also dismissed.— • r. Travers was for
the defendant.-- Mr. Western said Wax Mathews
ought to he proceeded against for perjury, and Mr.
Travers said souwiling to his present instructions, he
thought that course would he jammed.
Charles NW, labourer, Love.lane, was
Sarah .tnn jib,., single woman, to show
ap.r had all children turned out of court, and
uggested prudent wonwn should also leave. Not one
the ladies, however, took the hint.—.tu order for
2s. a week, until the child is 13 years .1 age, was
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

wincurns.

ii..hert
ii,',i,,l rot having an unjust weight in hi. pthweriain
en the 2lth A half•poutal weight war ti drachm.
1/efew4ant was alai ehaeged with having
an inistitinpasi weight in his possiaminn. This was a
pinial weight, but it WOW rather .iver weight.—
' h•faiiilant was iirlienvl ta pay mato in each c.v...

im it mom" gOnackv.
I:ererge Ikvnley, a " traveller," wan charged in cum.
torly with stealing from the Boot and Shoe Inn,
Ilradis.le, on the 20th July, a newapaper, a cribbage
lan, and a pack of card., -The wife of the landlord,
Mn.. Lacey, said that prisoner Came to the house and
asked for a Out of cider, and after he had gone she
the article. producied.-I,rederick Lacey,
landlord ,4 the Root itml Shoe, said he found prisoner
at Netherhury, when he denied having had anything
in Ida peee.eweesieen leeletniting to witness*, but he after-
wards gave the thing. lip to I • , -suet, len.emen
said that the laat witnesa brought the articles and the
prisoner to him to Lieaminster. Primmer admitted to
hiuuui taking the box, awl asked what punishment
witnenu thought he would get for James
'gaitl that after priftiner hail left the cell at, Beaminater
lie nand the news' oper. - Mom charged ley the Bench
prisoner pleaded not guilty, still chime .etteimary Mr.
imliction.- He wa+4 committed tee hard labour for
...veil day*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

CorresponDen cc.

THN CURSE or THS NORTH SEA
TEA W LINH FLINTS.
To Ow ithiltr.

Sir,—Au you have from time hi time published
learn, ou this subject from the Lord Nlayor, M.P.,
and Mr. Edward Hirkheck, Ml'. I venture to
communicate a few facts which wilf intensit your
readers. .

A general cancer's having proved conclusively that
the vast majorit y of the atnackammi merely emit the
Cnor to obtain tobacco, and that the .stimily
cheaper tilliaeco front mine other we're.. wiedil Alec.
Nally 'drive away the "mating grog ehop," Mr.
Birkbeck applied to the Hoard of Customs for Vl'
misehnt to convey tolxictio duty free from an English
tent, and dispense it at coot price in the canons
Meets, through (lie inetl. of this soceety's vessels.
The amilicatimi was considered, and, ywnsinally, the
Oommisishiliers were exceedingly kind anl. myna's.
thetie ; but, after long waiting, tlwreply.hes just been
received, and expresees the Columiseioners regret
that they "are unable to concede to the
.ffr, vessels
belonging to the society any conditions which manioc
leirally lie claim@ I by oilier 5e...0.0
lb. the day t so I ither cmiiiiiiiiiieation• reached
ihe mimmittiv ~tie from the mission ettiack
t.'iling if a fatal ilicirrel I exwism the skipper awl
ileckliand of a iessel tr.iwling with the " Re.i Cr.'..
fleet. It •ppeare they were gamliling together, and
drinking opirits pnrchaeisl from tb. I some
strong expression from the skipper exasperated his
companion, who forthwith stalawil his chief ii, the
neck. The skipper rushed en deck, and, netting • I
handepike, defended himself from a further attack by
the deck •liand. who Mid now armed himself with an
axe, In the etriaggle which followed, the skipper
received a e•iere wound, but fractured his ammilatit's
skull, killing him instantly. Anil for thie we may
thauk the (.I.p. r's maddening aniseed brandy !
The other letter is from • niimionary on Issull the
olvd..n,l<fry in the "Short Illue " fleet, where tine
medi.al mission has 11.4.11 working eliceesebilly for
I..ur ye.ins. The iniseionary writes : -"I Isiarded the
I igs., ken., N, awl tlw captain
hie citetomers with *Orlia and l..1141:1:".
I ..,prem.'d eurpriee on seeing that he had trawling
gear, and reniindisl Idol that when I vieited his
veiled three years ago he did n. 4 ihihi. " Well, cur,'•
1,. said, "our trail.. ii. not what it limed to Ire, for
there ammo many teet.uallem tem. It's these
phi!. that do it, ;and if there Cr.' many 111..11. .4 then.
then:llo.l4i lir no flepere.-
From our standpoint this is good news, indeed, and
the cointnittee earnestly hope the Christian public
will mon place it in their power to dmisatch a
vtlowel ii, ,•very Neel.
I am glad to nay that the various carrying coin-
ponies have jiiet nmolved to ref uee either to supply
the (7eniers with empty boxes, or to convey their fish
to market.-1 ani, air, your idellietit servant,
K .1, MATHaII aecretary.
to I)crl, Sea Fishermen, 31, New liridge.
street, laidgate Circus, E.C., 'July 23rd, lia4".
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

imperial fialiament.

HOUSE OP LORDS.

FRII.tv.

Hi i• Royal Ilighne. Prince Henry of Battenherg
was made a British Royal Highness before he had
hroome a British subject, and the consequence w. that
Parliament hall to naturalise him this afternisin all
within an hour. The Prince brought his sister with
him, Mit the ceniniony had nothing impreeeing about
it. There WRK n.. debate among their Lordship. over
the thinl reading of ths Medical Relief Bill, the only
observation offertml being bunt :Milltown's too palpable
proc.,,tation to the agricultural labourers that
" the friend—not Short."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

POOLE.

CONGREGATIONAL THEAT.—The children of the Con-
gregational Schools, Parkstone, had their annual
treat on Wednesday. The weather was all that could
be ilesired, their being a beautiful breeze, and the
youngsters greatly enjoyed themselves, thanks to the
efforts kindly rook for their amusinents by the
teachers and friends.
. .

SHOCKING ihr.ATH OVA CHILD.—A inquest wet held
It the l'ortmahon, in Tuesday, on the body of a little
boy named Sidney George Hunt, two years of age.
Mr. Reginald .thiridge, deputy-coroner, presided, and
Mr. George G.•ugh wan foreman of the jury. It
appeansl that on the previous evening the poor little
fellow vow trying to get some water from a tap which
supplies the budding operations, and while doing PO
accidentally fell bark into • large basin of newly•made
lime. lie wa. taken eta, and his hands and lower
tert of the body were found te lie shockingly burnt.
Medical aasiatani:e WWI sent for, lint without avail, suitl
the child died about sin hour.. after the ambient.—
The ('inner mime...teal that these places should be
fenced iii; but the jury returned ii siniple verdict of
" .teci•lental Death.-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

Irk Y MOUT,/ NA TURAI, HIS
FIELO CLEW

.11ssit 40 member+ and non-neviiilien..4 this is.ciety
ook part in an excursion which was ilrvanimd, on
Weelnesila, in 'Weymouth Bay. for the purpose of
ihaing how acquaintance may be made with the many
interesting creatures which inhabit the *ea. Th..
easterly wind made the lay somewhat niugh, and thi+,
doubtless, prevented many front joining the excursion
who wonl.l base been tempted if the ism had well
rainier. Th.. excursion. however, was thnn.llghl
well managed, and proved suocessful in all its detail.
Trawling was done from the steamer queen, and the
launch Principe.i was used for dredging. Several hauls
were made, e
with very intenating results, in different
rof the bay. The queen MILn kept inside the
n,:kwater, and the Prince, was used outside.
The results of the hauls were examined by %Ir.
Chas. Stewart, R.O S., Rev H. Higgins, Liverpool
t'usettiii. and Mr J. H. Groves, King's College,
Lnation, and eery interesting sketchy lectures were
deli, reed from time to tinie by this gentleman. 'The
beautiful form and col..ur I the lii armed star list'
celled forth much admiration, as well as the variety
of the beautiful sponge., aerlie and .I.thn 'hay.
rumen", featherstars, ke. The company preaent
included Professor Stewart (Royal College of Sur.
gems), also Pn.fessor ( ( King's College, London
Dr. and re. Newbold, es. biriffins, la. ...wheal,
Dr. Childs, and alrs. Bachelor, Meser, A. N.
Dieney, Y. 'Thompson, T. lb Groves, H. W. Bodge,
H. Fuller, His. H. H Higgins ILiverpool
and many suitor...
Profeseur STIMANT made a few well
to illustrate bow useful the study .4 marine biolnila
must be. inasmuch a. it tended to increase .sir know.
ledge of ash. and would no doubt lend to scientific
methode of increasing their number as well as
olf effecting their capture. He was also of opinksi
there were few things mon. interesting than the
liflrtsanory .4 many forms of animal life met with
in the eta. The various arrangements for the excur.
tin, ILO made by Cosens and pioprietors f the
+team jackets, were very good, and materially
added to the success of the gathering. They allowed the
excursion t.. signal the Portland boat to take up
seventl who wished t.i return to Weymouth earlier
than the majority of the participants.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

THE DORSET COUNTY FANCY NEPONITORY

DoncHzarsa _
lld PORTANT I dPICCIAL 1
HINSON'S
NKW PATF.NT (No. 4,6611),
" LUDGATE " WATCH,
NILVEN UOLli
ii Is.

112 nal
IN A "NriCIAL 11111010T11"

SILVIA INOLISH LIVER,

MY lIFJ4T LONDON MAKE,
WITH
THREINUARTER NATE MOVEMENT.
.1 ENVELLF.D THROUGHoUT.
IIItoNIomFTF:H. BALANCE, WITH
DAMP AND DIT T PRook
PATENT RING BAND, AND
EXTENDED BARREI% IN
MASAIVE STERLING MYER I,OME CASKS
wrri rti YNTA ',LANAI FRONT
WINDS k SP:TS HANDS /4 OPENS A r HACK
Nt %Kim i IT A BETTF.R WATCH THAN ANY
1:10 WATCH IN THE MARKET, I'M
ADVANTAGIO4 OVER THE
OLD AND FAULTY FULL PL %TR BEING
,O.VGON, As THF.
' LUDO Ti;' WATCH WILL LAST
oNE RCN RED YEAR& I
NEVER BREAKS. AS IT CANNOT DR OVER
W UND,
NEVER NF.EDS F.XPENSIVE REPAIRS.
IS ABETTER TIM EKE PER.
IS A II ITER WATCH AND
IS BET IF VALUE THAN ANY OTHER
.TCII
SoLD Folt £lO IN TOWN OR CoUNTRY
WILL STAND ROUGH USAGE OF ALL.
KINDS, AND
IS THEREFoRE THE 31ST II ATM AND
EQUALLY MUTED rOlt
WORK EN. RAILWAY OEM, MINERS
GENTLEMEN, BoYS AND
ALL wllO REWIRE A
PERFKC, WATCH OF EXTRA STRENGTH
MR II NE. INDIAN OR coLoNIAL USE.
MADE IN THREE SIZEIS. AS UNDER:
Worn( MEN'S. LA GE SIZE
mINER'S AND R‘ILWAY MEND EXTRA
LARGE SIZE, AND
FOR GENERAL WEAR MEDIUM SIZE
SENT FREE AND SAFE AT OUR RISK
TO ALL PARTS FUR i 515..
CASH, OR P. 0.0., P ‘Y BLE AT G.P.O.
PRICK IN 114.C4RA? GOLD
CRYSTAL GLASS OASIS.
TwELVE. GUINEAS.

SPECIALLY NOTE that J W. ligeboN is the only
aker of a Three-quarter Plate Fitglish Watch
for h;:i 5.. awl that our Patent " Ludgate' Watch
cannot he had through, or of any Watchmaker
in the Kingdom. •ny infringement id the
Patect Rights will be pmeeeded against A
Book explaining the advantages of this Watch
us r the Full Plate nglish Watches wild by
all ther makers, will be sent Post Free on
application, to
J. W. BENSON,

WATUHMAKIR TO N.M. THg QUgg

THE STEAM FACTORY,

62 IND (i 4 LUDO% I' 1111,', E 0.. INU
25, ()LL) BIN •SI 'LEK'', W., UNDONE.

Illustrated Pamphlets of Watches from 1.1 to
000, Gold and ,ilver Jeweller • Clocks (House,
Chime, and Tunet) and Musical Boxes, Free on
Arida:stein.
CLie Aanocntrnnta FOIIE ‘I SICCItr-
FAKIP SOF FRI KNI)LY *WI TI S. AG KNTS.
and others will find their Income. cinsiderably
increased br establishing Clubs, for the New Patent
"budget. ' Watch. as it ef worth from Rh to £lO
more than any I. nglish Watch sold, and therefore
bound to supersede all others in the Market.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

HOUSS OP COMMONS.

Fniu.tv,

Prince Henry of Itattenberg's Naturalisation Bill
usiu,,l..wn to the House of Commons before the
questions were over. The Attorney•Gener.il took
charge of it, and began to rush it through the 111111.•
at Ilri 1411Ped. Mr. lin.lllllhllllli commented on
it as an extraordinary priieeeding to ask for the iw,sig
.4 a Bill for the naturalisation of a gentleman of whom
we know little or nothing. fir Michael Illescleo.ex-
plastatiwo was eery appropriate to such an occasion.
—" I belie e," said lw, "the fact is that this iourht
really to have been done before." Upon this guarantee
the House let the Bill run through. Mr. Gladstone
came across from Richmondderraoe this evening
while the Criminal Law Amendment Bill was pro.
ceeding. He did not enter the House itself. Almost
stealthily be made his way upstairs to the memhers'
galleey, front which he could watch the Ministerial
side of the Hon*, without being seen by his own
enthusiastic supporters. Thus he escaped notice, and
for half an hour was a silent listener to the debate on
this Bill, in which from the first he has taken so keen
an interest. The Bill was discussed with great
warmth, and upon the question of flogging for vicious
practices parties were split up in all directions. The
feeling which was shown, however, was a keen emir.
ciation of the state of public feeling towards Which,
• week ago, one party at least seemed indifferent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04

BY SrEAMRKFOIt

Mail or other Steamers will be despatched from
LONDON or PLYMOUTH fortnightly, by
ASSISTED PASSAGES will be granted to eligible
Persons, such as Engineer., Farmers, Fitters, Engine-
drivers, Railway Carriage Builders. Blacksmith* Brick.
leyers. Stonemasons, Sawyers, Carpenters, Wheel
wrights, Shoemakers, Tailor., Shipwrights, Farm
lAbourers. Domestic Servants, Gardeners, Vine
Dreamy* Road Makers, Miners, Quarrymen, Navvies,
at the following rates ;
SECOND C 418 IN .L2l 10s.
THIRD CLASS .t
Children under 12 years half price. Infants under 12
months free. Persons not eligible for assisted passaged
will be taken at the following rates :—Second Cabin
gin los. ; Third C 1..., £l7.
For further particulars regarding Passage*, Lend
Laws, and Resources of the Colony, apply to
Osu.svi.v, 11 , BUwILL, and Co., Hni. Leaden
hall-street, London; and 12, Resileld-etreet, Glasgow,
Of to the Local Agents—C. PAAdupg, 21, High Esat-
street, or T. 0. 'Barns, 16, Wollaston-villas, Dor-
chester.
PLATT'S .SrECTALITIES.

rseiTT Is 00.. 77. St. alartln's lan.. Ismtletn.
send tree to any port .4 Enelan I. 1,. lost. or Scotland. on
ntowid c.h h or,b, -
Pint quala, In. 33: tnts 33: 111 c. /.11.-.
3 - extra for ...es, fart:or 10,
&wood tovelo I Ilt 39.11 3. 111 s. 10 and
It Grain. tcr Vs.-II forth, In.
Th9d 111.31: 3: 6; e. sad
...tor. to, ex... 7 forth.. 1..,
24.11. 11 Edna ere ordered we share@ Id.
•
TUX
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-10

DOROMISTHR.

1614101eil MANWIRT.--Thia •nmial nun ###### like'
Om* el the King's Anne lintel this (Monday) 1111•04.

8.P.(1.-Brrniona in sit' of the Society for the
propagation .1 the tioepel WM, preached at 11..1y
Trinity Church on Stand by.
THU Ft mt. -The demoted ration was not .inatttuutad
by mishap. Mr. Geese Davis sinotained injuries so
the face be the n 11441.114311 of firework., a.. di,' a youth
nain...l lion/m.l. The injuries the latter received
were .4 • s binewls•t. serion. character. . .

TH• Mayor (Alderman Gregory) repreeented the
°money town at Sa!hammy on Westin:selay at the
inatallation .4 the new Ili.hop of Selisbury. At the
banquet given at the Council House during the day,
the health of the Mayor Wildi proposes, by M.
Orenfell, the Liberal candidate for the city, and Mr.
Gregory suitably acknowledged the compliment.
LOAD LIit:TINANT Or DOILMOTHHIIK. —The f.seefois
Ge:ette of Friday night says the I.juren ha. hien
pleased to direct letter. patent to be pared under the
Great Seal for appointing the Right Hon. Henry
Edward, Earl of Ilcheater, to be Lieutenant and
Orator Rotallorren of the county of Dimwit, in the
room of Anthony, Karl of Shaftesbury, deceeaed.
TIII Cowramotra Discuss Altill•l• ACT (114714.—
The Lowdow Oautte soya that the Privy Council under
and in pursuance of the England Market. and Fairs
(Swine Fever) Temporary Order of July, ltlita, and the
orders of Council amending and continuing the same,
bare granted the following licenses for holding the
'We of store swine at Dorchester. Lkrset, in the
borough fair and market ground on the) 11th, 18th, ,
and Tiets November, l 88.7).
Anealvs LAHOU•OL —At the Borough Polioecourt
OH Monde,' before the Mayor (Alderman Gregory), j
Mr. 11. DOrdea, Mr. Nerd .fillard, and Mr. T.
Bennett, Jame. Godwin was summoned for using
abusive language towards Thomas Beams, at For.
dington.—aomplaittant ...id he wax an auctioneer's
labourer, and lived at Mill-street, Fordington. On I
October Nth, about 12 o'clock at night, defendant
came to his door and wanted to cosn• in. Witness
told him there wan no room for anyone there, and
=od him to go home. Defendant threatened to
he door in, and he owninenced kicking it, the
marks of his violence being there 'dill. Witrieas and
his wife persuaded him to go away. Ile relined,
using very bad language toward.. both witimea and his
wife. Ultimately defendant, who had Rome one with
him, went away. This svas the third time defendant
had csnducted himself in this tnannisr without any
provocati.m.— Defendant mid complainant need
threata towards him, but thin Beaniev denied; lo- only
persuaded him to go h —Th.. Bench Is sem I .1.4. m.
dant over in the of rio to keep the iieaCe for six
months, and to ley the costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-10

THE RUSSIAN HARVEST.

----- •
Tie. [apartment of Agriculture at Mt.h. Poteriihurd
pul.lomod 11,1 report the harviat .4 cereal* for
18:45. ttttt nee hex been diidinguished I.y;rout
uniformity .4 temperature throughout Europeau
Russia, and by extraordinary drulight during the early
montha ("Wiwi.' by very_ebundaut mina during the
laws pin of the season. The average temperature has
been higher this slimmer thita 11 wail kg gm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-10

PARKfrrNE.

TIII DMICIITAIII.II,4IIIIRNT t)titaviivt.—Thn Vicar haa
hound the following notice : —"Thy question of the
Dieevitablinliment and Ciiionilowinent of the Church of
I.lngland having been publicly bninght forward by
many in van, u part eof the country, I hereby invite
the men of Parkidone to a conference on the aubject,
and while I ahall elate my own opinion,. frankly, I
shall endeavour, an chairman, to give all 4 whatever
party an opportunity if awing their view*. provided
that ipioatione of iiarty politica lio and the
achemea if Diaeatalili.hirient and Disendowment
diaciimed on their own merit.. The conference will
In. held on Thuraday evening next, the 12th inat., in
St. Pider'a Schoolroom., at eight p.m. —Ramer
Fitwaat, Dvaxonic, vicar."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-10

THE CUMBERLAND MURDER.

INQUEBT AEI/ VERDICT.

The adlourned inquest on Police-Constable Jolsonh
Byrnes, who warn fatally shot at Plurnpton on Thurs.
day week, by burglars, was roeumnd on Friday
before the Coroner for Kam Cumherland, William
Osman, station-master at Plumpton, &Treed that on
October 30th a etrango man inquired at the station as
to the trains for the south. Witness had heard of
the Netherby burglary, and thought the stranger a
! suspicious character. He learned that two other
men were outside the station. Ifs sent for Byrnee,
who came and folloivisi the stranger. Thomas Simi,.
son, apprentice, mid he met Byrnes following the
three men, and heanl a shot fired, and he found
Ityrne's Ismly with a pistil shot in the bead, lying
near the roadside. I.:, idenee of the railway guards
and servants as to the capture of the two prisoners at
Tehay while travelling in the good's waggon was
she, give*. 01.111. r, the guard of the express, pniend
the arrest if Baker at Lancaster. klartin and Budge
had both rovolvers, with line chamber discharged.
—The G.r.iner having summed up, tne jury returned
• venlict of wilful murder against Martin. Budge,
and Baker, and commended the conduct of the rail-
way men.

BRITISH COAL IN RUflh,,
The Ritioion atithorities Sr.' making attempts' to
check, if not indeed entirely to exclude, the present
imorinous ingsirt of British coal into Mack Sea ports.
It ci not this tUue hy the impoeition of a further tan.
het by an elatiorati•l *C11,•1111. for placing the product
of the iminensi coalfielita of the Calicaatoi ui the
market,, of the Black Sea porta. Hitherto the chief
obetacle has been the oietlineos of tranairort and the
want of an adequate collier fleet, combined with the
5,h,,,,,ee of aufficiently cheap lIICSIIII of bringing tho
I output to the iseals.rd and to the navigable rivers.
These difficulties are now being gradually surmounted
by the rapiilly-extunifin,g Caucasian railway, and by
the increasing number of strain civil barges. Pending,
hi iwever, the formation of the necessary extenaive
collier fleet, the leading coal firm here, who have just
cenclieled a five years contract with the authorities
S.. deliver not leas than five million poodo yearly.
propose to employ cheap English steamers which
must, f course, trade under ths Russian flag. The
firm express the fullest oinfidence in their ability to
deliver 111/ much as from 15 to 20 million pooda yearly.
They Sr.' tmtahliAhing large (11.1.4ta at Sebaat.q.l,
N Ilatottal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-10

FATAL STRCET OUTRAOS.

A joiner named Thomas Whitehead died in
dale Infirmary on tiatlinlay morninK.l I Iva, bnitad
on NVo.hiewlay lot lying ina.m.ible in the back yanl
11 a hon. in the I)..r,iugli, and milferittor .evere
we Pinto. lie iitated, lon re,oiverinK e.piiocippllgflesa tint
lie hail I,een attAckeil in the atreet ley Neveml men.
who, struck and kicked him 3 1111 l nher of Limit roblor.l
him i.f w.timponee, and threw him over a wall into
the yard where ho was found.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-10

XXTRAORDINAST POLITICAL MAPCO.

RAN=

An extraordinary diaturhance occurred M A 11011 i icl
meeting in I kwl iy 111 Thurvlay night !mt. Mr. !leery
Varley n meeting in the Temperance I fall in
order ti reiterate certain rhargea monde Sir William
Hameln ill reference te Inn c.eeliiet concerning the
Criminal how Amendment Act. The entire meeting
wow teat& to Mr. Varley, and within a few minutes
of hie appearance he and hipauppertera wen. pelted if
the platform, and had ti seal( a wall to eactia• the
vielenoe of the crowd inaide and outphie the building.
Vote, of confidence in Sir William /lamina were
nuaninemaely carried.
SI7OOKING WI FR MUIIIINR.

A Phocking wife murder was committtsl in Witlrer
hampton on Thursday. A 'nail named John Davies
NI, pattern maker by trade, went into St. Luke's
School, Illakenall, where his wife WAR •1111/10),W1
cleaning the room, and attaekeil her with a piker. lb.
heat her about the head in A fearful manner, and left
her on the floor in a issil blood. Atiaistance was
obtained, hut the ismr Ri.111.111 died in a few 1111110,4.
The man is of drunken habits. and Ii in conduit lately
has Issim of the met v ioloint character. lie has not
worked for several weeks istst. MA it is 111111iiii."1 that
when he commettred the attack on his wife he Wa4
suffering from delirium tremens. lie was at once taken
into custody.

THR All ()LOTHIAN CAMP4IO ff.
A stnmg d,oire is exreissed among the electors in
Midlothian that Mr. iilavlstone should increase the
number of his nieetings, which at present are
to three, for which electors are obtaining tickets by
ballot. It in not yet certain whether Mr. Gladstone
will attend the banquet to be given by the Seottisb
Liberals to Lord Itosebery on Friday next. During
his stay its Midlothian, which will extend over three
weeks, Mr. Gladstone will he accompanied by Mrs.
Gladstone. They will lie the guest, of Lord Rolm.
bery, at Dalmeny. Mr. Gladstone ham lean spending
the last two or throe days in comparative nat. On
Saturday, however, he, in company with his son, Mr.
W. If. Gladstone, was engaged for some time in
lopping the branches off trees in the park. The
right him. gentleman on Sunday attended divine
service in Hawanden Church, whore there was a large
congregation. Mr. Gladstone read the lessons in the
morning, and his voice haa apparently recovered it.
power.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-10

wilfiiinms.

00411.01 AND On. —An important a 141ilte
NM plot been nimplieed In the conviiiiition tI Slue
met Atirleltlnji *imprint the ehereholdore having
1.04" d ft ar"CiAl MOIIIOOII to 1.1.111C1. the neminsl
value of the Phone from 1,70 each to SA tech, with
the view to Pc toni the illittrOOti of the nimpany over
a ninch wider Area, and encourage • lamer number if
tradoemen and other' it Waylllolllll, lbeirneminith.
(twiner°, Torquay, and the eeriest watering Name
along the Ibireet and Devon onset (whore the aim.
pany aplendul oWeniere work in the atimmartt 10
Identify themitivlree with the pompon, loeidee Shia
the share* will be more marketelde. We doubt not
but that thin further move with the times will yet
mew and inore enlarge the operatione and 111100,4111 of
the nimponv. And to facilitate treelike., we kern
charm min change hands at the emelt wet of to. per
share to clover otampiluty6llo fee, slid that the dividend
fiw IWO lice hoPn hold over t., vtimitlate the tutuhtiuO
la pureliming Aimee in the company. Tranefere
rowietere.l during tho month of Niirimbor will sic tro
dividend for the current year if it. arranged with the
vendor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-10

A LONDON TILifiXDY.

At the Thamem Police•catirt, London, on Saturday,
Jahn I hinkin. 43. hawker, wax charged with caaming
the &tilt of Elizaheth Jackman, at No. 3, Ntedlanrl•
street, RatelifT. under eireummtancom already reported
The ene,lical twelve,'" mhowerl that Im the hack of the
ear wam a Imeerat,l wool, which was quito recent.
The cause of drnth Arm. heart (linen..., accelerated by
drink and excitement. The woman, it wam Putted,
tivett have been a hard drinker, end excitement might
have loom calmed by the illtreatment mhe had received.
The liktvoi might aino hate aeta +Tat,' death. Bcveral
witnewom haling been examined, the prisoner waa
committed for trial.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-10

LOCAL CANDIDATES AND DISEiTABLISII

MENT.

Among the additional mph.e that hare been reeei red
by the Dean of Salisbury to the circular letter sent by
him as Chairman of the Synod Committee for Church
Defence, to all the candidate. in the Dioceee of Sale,
bury, is the following from Mr. Sturgis. It will be
remembered that the question asked by the Dean in
his letter wee :—" Will you pledge yourself to rote
against any meeetwe which may be propesi.l in the
nest I'arliament for the Di.establishinent orDimon.
downtent of the Church of Knglend r
Mr. H. I'. Sturgis, Liberal candidate for South
Dorset, writesi: —" Although I cannot reoignise the
tight of the committee, of which you are chairman, to
put to me the question ointained in your letter ,•(
the Zled inst., I have uo objection to answer it. Pray,
believe that I do not intend the glighteg ili.courteey
in saying thie, but think it right to make the state.
mesh. Believing that the queetion of dim...
tablishment is one which must be decided by the will
of the majority of the people of this country, I have
pledged myself to rote for it when it is brought
forward as • Government measure, and when I am
witiated that it is the upelnutstrd wisA of the eountry
al large. Haying given this pledge, I cannot modify
it in any way by undertaking not to rote for it in the
nest Parliament. Praseirally, however, I cannot see
bow under present circumstances I could vote for it,
for ite it is not • lart of any Liberal programme at I
the present election, the country is not called upon to
exprewe any opinion on the subject : and as far as I
ern concerned I do not *ea at peewee how I can
satisfy myself that it is the wish of the country,
unless the question is plainly put to it at a geueral
election. This is certainly not the cam at pro.ent at
his election. In my opinion it ix absolutely impeasible
that the question can be daslt with in this I's/hamlet
boot to Its Meted."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-10

BOURNBMOUTH.

GeT FAWICIV7Ii:c."---iTantl;;;;:tior; of the unital
l'ordire night disturbances the magistratea on Thurs•
day !won! in I.lmo 275 special constables, who paraded
the town in POKX.•I4 of from 20 to 30, each (mese being
accompanied by four or more regulars. Them was
also on ditty n very large body of regular police, under
the command .if Captain Forrest (Chief Constable)and
Supt. Brinson, of Ringwmid. and member,' of the
Volunteer Fire Brigade. Moat if the plate-glase ohm,
front,' in Commercial and P1e.14.1,4,1.1 were boarded
up, and every possible procaution Man taken pee Vent
It renewal ~1 last year's riot, when it will I. 1,111.'111.
hered that tlailiAge to the extent ,if over 1:200 was
caused by window smashing slime.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03

SULPHOLINE

LOTION

TRH CURB FOR SKIN DISK/LBW!
IN A FBW DAYS
THBY BNTIBBLY FADB AWAYI

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN 1181
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATMIL

11AUT1FULLY FLAGRANT. PERFECTLY NAMES&
SUM OLD-SIMMS SKIN DISEASE&
ASTONIMINS RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT ON 11E1151
There is scarcely any eruption bat win yield to
• Bulphohne ' in kw days, and commence to WM
sway, seen if seemingly past COM Ordinary pim.ides„
redness, blotches, scurf, roughnem, vanish us if by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, eczema,
mane, psoriasis, reset, prnrigo • letter, pityriade, however
deeply rooted, " Sulpholino " suasessfully attacks. It
destroyl the &flimsies's cluck mostly mons them
unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and produces a
idear, smooth, ripple, healthy skin. "bslpbads."
Lotion is sold by Chemists everystles.

Bottles, 2i. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03

WARIZAN.

Sr. Maer's CHICIICH. —A confirmation 'service will
be held in thus church on the 18th of March nest by
Bishop Kelly.
EVTRR FAIN KENT. —9ll Tuesday evening Mr. .1
Gale, of Andover. gave • capital entertainment. con-
sisting of recitals from popular authors. The chair
was taken by Mr. G. H. Bond, of Creech Grange.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03

FUNERAL OP MR. I. PEARCE

The remits' of this deceased gentleman were Inter el
ow Tuesday amid every m,rk of sorrow for the I eg
sustained and respect and esteem for the mem ,ry of
such so excellent townsman. Most of the b pines,
establishments in the tow I were wholly or pall .lly
closed, sod at many private hones, the bliss I, ware
drawn. Al the cemetery then was a largo seseruldsre
of the principal townsmen. The (Movie( was Om
order of the procession :
Carrlags containing ths Rev. Canon Blot and the
Rev. T. W. Knipe.
THI BODY

Curing, contusing Mr. S. R. P.aroc.Bdgcomhr,
Mi.. Patron, Mrs. Penrco-Rdgcambe, spa the Rey.

0. E. Palma. _
Cat"lace oaatalniog tha Ray. Dr. C Abe, 11,. R. R.
Eliot, Kr. G. R. ELIA and lb* Rev. Canon
801 i &h.
• • - - • •

°anises roatalaleg M. Kama.
Carriage coatalaiog M. Cross au I Ur. M. Hill (of
Dorchester Draw* ol the 'lank.)
Carriage coot tinisig Diffract.
. . . .

The service waa—oooductad 1-;; !In R. Canon Eliot
and the Roe. T. W. Koine. The c fa. which was
literally tweeted with beautiful wreathe, bore the
followlug lueoription

-2471.885,
aged 11 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03

INSTRUCTIONS given from .1O Lm. to 6 p.m.
Owing to the demand for evening instroMious by
those
eterem oyed during the day, pupils may now be
at their own residence for the same charge.
Practical ladies wanted to take charge of Branch
Offices. Situations furnished to pupils, if desired, in
first-clam Houses, where they can command the
highest salaries as dress-cutters.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR

Posters, Auction Bills.

alognea and Conditions of Sale.

Handbills, Conert and Lecture.

Ciradars, Programmes.

Baldness Cards, Note Headings, B
Heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutionr, Stateeseo
of Accounts. Societies Rules

Pamphlets, Se/ MOOS

Cheques, MCOlUribdlllll Fofo7l.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03

S Mr. J. CARr6C76I. chief bnoking-elerk at Winiborne
railway station. who has been in the London and
s„titb.*'ratern Railway Company's arnica at Wim-
borne for 11 years, has just been appointed station.
:neater at Medstead, on the Alton and Winchester
line.

--EiCTICITAIRMIXT or C LT.B.—Under the auspices
of the Wimborne branch of the C. R.T.B. a capital
entertainment was given on Monday evening in the
National Schoolroom, consisting of MOP, duetas,
readings. and handbell nniring by the local cam-
paeologists, presided over by the vicar, the Rev.
F. J. Hurdle, wbo. in • few appropriate intrmbie-
tory remake, called on the ringers to render Ring
the Bell, Watchman." This having been enthusias-
tiailly received, Mr. Tong sang with good proems,.
elation. "The Children'i Horne." After merited
aaudits had been duly accorded, Mr. H and Mrs. Bib-
hen vocal duet, which was well received. A read.
ing was then given by Mr G. Lock, entitled" Orange
and Urn..; ' a song was thee given by the vicar,
who possess/a • rare mnsieal voice; a pianoforte solo
by sir. R. Raton., whose manipulation gained
manifestations of opium's!. 'The Blue Bells of
,Rcolland" and "Wail till the Clouds Roll By "were
creditably rendered on the bells, after which • reed
jog was given by the Rev. F J. lloyslie. A vocal
duet was then /min by Mr and Mrs G. F. Boon,
which met with such unbounded rapture that the last
eerie warn repented; hi r Wareloun being indisposed.
Mr Tong very_ ably filled the vacancy by singing
The Bay of Biscay;" a plowing, mirth•prev-king
reading was then riven by Mr. Whitehead Smith,
whom voice could adapt keel( to the feminine so much
a. to mislead those who could not see; Mr. G. F.
Score followed with • song, which was sung with his
general good Mate. Mr. Stanley Hayter gave two of
his popular reductions, completely convulsing the
audience with his grotesque appearance when imitat•
int the Chinaman. :he whole wee concluded by the
campariologiste rendenng the Westaninster chnuft
and the singing the National Anthem The company,
omsidering the dampness of the weather, was very
good, showing by their peen:nos how much value they
set on these winkle entertainment&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03

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the whole system aliamidantly pewee the benefit derived.
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gr QUININE AND IRON TONIC, bylla
supporting influence on the body and nerves, repairs
the ravages caused by overtaxing tbe brain pewee,
sod eo gives really great mental strength. It costs
about lid. each dose. Betas. imitations.
PNEAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
QUININE AND IRON TONIC strengthens
stomach, stopping sinking isensations, removes
indigestion, heartburn, palpitation, de- Most reload*
medicine for delicate females. By tbe cordial bitter
Savour Pepper's Tonic always Increases the 11etite,
and, by it. use, all necessity fee beer, wine, or spirit is
avoided. !wig on having only Pepper's TOM; &ad
not a mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Bottles, de. 6d. each, sent carriage free by Parcels Pod,
en seeding the amount in stamps or P. Order Le Jets
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03

WiNllOlll.

MR. G. (NTT Boon, of the City of London'
South Homey, and Wimbome, Dorset, will pro.
bably. after mature redaction on the proosedings at
the recast libel trial at the Dorset Assise, have a
deeper conviction than ever •• that a prophet is not
without honour save in his own country.' In con.
se-pience of *nine questions having arisen between
lir. Boor and the City Sewer Commissioners, of
which he is a member, as to whether certain disinfec-
tants had been supplied by a firm of which be was a
partner, some provincial neighbours of his, giving a
free translation to a name which is not too
euphonious, represented the circumstances by a
cartoon publicly exhibitod at Wimborne of a boor
struggling in hot water." Whereupon the worthy
Common Councillor having, as it would seem, a cuticle
somewhat more sensitive to attack than is usually
supposed to be pleasant for public men, brought an
indictment of libel against the alleged offender. The
prosecution, however, fell through for want ef
evidemse to connect the defendant with the cartoon,
and bk. Boor was mulcted in oosts, but the people of
Wimborne do not seem to have shown that penitence
for the insult offered to their illustrious townsman
which one would have expected. to liken a Common
Councilman to • yig is, as the Judge very properly
said, exceedingly unneigh-boorly." and the addition
of the hot water certainly justified tdr. Boor in feel•
lug warm over it.—North Middlesex Oitrosiele.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03

POZTLIIIID.

" Oat BOYe."—ia coormapcodent. referring to a
paragraph whi.l3 appeared in the Telegram on the
19th of December, relative to tbe sitcom of young
Pearce, writes :—lt mutt be undent rod that young
Pearce is not the only lad who left his home to join
the Royal Engineere ; yet dill, as Portianclen, we
are all pleased to bear of his succres, and of any
others that have left their horses to join the gervice,
and can all join to whit our friend yet further
sucesese. Prior to, and sine. Pearce left his home,
malty have dons the same, some have attains I to quite
as high positions in the corp., gni are n.iw
holding them, but nothing ha/ been made known to
this effect by ineertiotie to papers. Others hove the
abilities to reach the 6414119 standard. end no de ibt in
a little time will show them. I might mention Caleb
Skinner, who I ...rudder has got on rapidly, having
enlisted In September, 1881. and promoted lance
corporal In August. 1882; .rp eel in May,
1983; then again 2u t Oorporal in N ,vember, 1863 ;
whereas at one time it t, ok five years to attain to that
rank. He is well worthy of notice, and in a little
time will reach the came p oltion as our young
friend Yearn.. e.rtificatee of educolon
are very well, if only to say ore has got thou ; but
In no instance has it been known that a per-on
with this mid certificate obtained • conmistioe.
Some have hat cominimione, but no -et-claes c filth-
o ate. Young men dogtrot.. f improving them...lees
In this cop. have every facility to do so. 'Crueting I
am out occupyieg too much in your valuable columns,
(Signed) Posit two Egotsige.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03

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DORCHESTER.
Ti Rev. D. Pelham Stokes and U I
Desborough will speak at • temperance meeting to be
field at the Tome 13Q os Tbanday nest.
Tans lino or lig flOon•c—The greatest interest
Is felt in Dorelleshw la the movements of Mn.
Everett'. gallast We, Sir Herbeet
Stewart, sad all joie in %h. hops that be may be
suocessful lat *be pasiless WNW. that Iles before Wm.
Referring to the indention of Oen. Stewart for the work.
the Deily New. of W•doseday my.: Sir Herbst
Stewart oosabisem the qualities of prudence an I bold-
ness la • remarkable degree, and hi selecting him foe
the sanded of the meat daring enterprise I. modern
crompaigns, lord Wolaeley knew very well what he
wee abent. Camel observers might be likely to ml,-
j .81, Siebert Stewart, from his quiet and almost
demeanour. They might fall to discover is
him for the meant one of the moi,t &whips as well
is oo• of the most skilful cavalry officers living. Aft.,
Um battle of Tenni, and the subsequent one or two
arches Is vale search of °mean Digaia. Arabs, M;r
Herbert Stewart would ham creamed the Senalrloa.
Berber desert with his cavalry if the higher powers
had allowed him. He Fma of
in • degree not
al ways attefsed by asll leaden m of the
111....g1e....eap501ty the power o winning the by. and
of kis masa. Everyone who was pretreat at
til—frressehmp* and victory at nimbi seed to say
lila as battle like it would egelts be Mum-
sed Is the &mdse. Bat every one has been
mistaken. The fight of Abu Klee le *vim a more
affair than that of the hot, sunny writing in
when the "Old Sisty.fifth" and tie immortal
Yosty-swa" were knocked to pleces—for tb• specs of
shoot tw.lv,ntientee—by Osman Digs.. epee:mon.
And his fellow-olliciers will heartily rejoise that the
honours have hells. to the gallant leader who
directed the brilliant charge of the Homan at the
battle of El rib.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03

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