The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-06 00:00:00

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Twit Onamorr Cesz.—This long pending disputa
between the vicar and the parish monist, who has held
his appointment for nearly 40 roan, has at length come to
an end, both parties having placed thmselves in the hand'
of a committee nominated in vestry. At proposal from the
organist to resume his duty and to continue it until Easter
next, and than to tinder his resignation, has been
approved by • majority, and the necessity for further
impede thereby obviated.

DETHRONEMENT OF THE SULTAN.
Astounding news mine to us from Constantinople. The
Sultan Ardul Axis has been dethroned, and his nephew
,
Morsel Effendi, eldest son of the Late Sultan Abdul Medjid,
has been proclaimed in his place. The revolution appears
to have been bloodless, the capitol is quiet, and the late
Sultan has been removed to the old Palace in Stamboul—a
building long deserted by the Turkish Sovereigns, and of
late years used for official purposes. Tbs Reformers have
have chosen the methods most consonant with Western
ideas. Sultan Abdul Ails does not disappear frem the scene
like many of his race before him ; be is simply added to
that long list of deposed Sovereigns which the disquiet of
Europe has produced in our time. If an imitation of the
procedure of foreign revolutions hae any significance, the
Softas and their partisans are in the constitutional path.
At learnt, they have so acted that the rejoicing. the
Turkish • may be accompanied by the approval of
the wk the ready acceptance of the new system by
Foreign Governments. Abdul Axis has reigned less than
15 year, having succeeded his brother on the 26th of
Jun., 1861. Now that, his unfortunate career has closed
amid the indrnidien of his Petrie, it is strange to recall
the hopes amid which he succeeded to poorer. Wren
=Abdul Ails Effendi was spo ken of as the
saviour of Turkey.
IiIIiLLING A WIFE FOR HALI-A-GA.LLON OF
ALL
At Warrington, on 'Friday, • young min named Well.
LTVIROTON. „Ad his wife, a goadrlooking g youn woman of scene sLx-
or the small figure of Me price of
.At full meeting
_of the Town Council, Mr. Jackman imt.iwouty summers, f
hau.gaik. of beer. Wells, who is • forgeinan, hie
snanimously elected T
named
own Clark, th wls". 1"
e prod apart from his wife for about two years. on "••••d l
• Public °Pinion heartily ratifies the conduct ; and a labourer who of her ease
tochiad_ with her mother in Stamford-street,
ILLDINZOLT. he
st become smitten by the woman's charms=
ac Wes that if her husband sold her to him there would
(cm annual (ma if we rem so tern it. iris., the easenad biAcamliann lawful
timrim
paa.pramersdeedietent herwto Kra Clatonind
os the Alderhoit Park Estate, took Macs on
as usual, broaght together nearly WI PhowalZ; memenenr or ella. Clayton hho
P...eulstirin of the. village, and a lanes number bent ether i that he would big! I:crhefTehl"nowteell" if Weill.
mcludine most ef the well-known timber tsempt, Now that he could rile commenced in Hampshire extended ben woe, but mom did not wish to obtain her so cheaply, aid
• and, ended in Doreetillire, the mammy felleaship requested the husband to nano the Pike. Wells thea
• auctioneer through the *erne woods and boss said be could have her for hill-6-011os of beer, which woe
.Pot known as the Measure bore when a hush was at brought in and dr."' a" the
irea"tinu
"al"
keyieed hY the wOrtlaY and dens Pestles te. theeeesaffar••• satithwetee ellaadPaltiegho 1°•••414.64.•0'
ode was then resumed andHe
°.cieeir, after which • sale of osodcsinntoo.h ola• wls • gwd "Kb 111 Id WOW Welk. if be
at dm Home Yard. At five =lt wthetemtbd. woe= li.kahurtta"marrYbar. WbaraUaA he
""Ntalaihr7l caandlairl
4, Wiwi., WM OK out in the court rant ef unacten A...a her as soon as thaw wait; hest ... a
7. (rather a novel pbui, bat found Ile answer well) won't hurt either of You- also offered to keep
7,:nee %towards of P 3 sat down under tir preeidassey mr wr,,,ne Huts by his wife, (13r1=was atrePiaL UPOn
Toon. the auctioneer. A few toasts were emer, Oi friendship Clayton treated Wells to
s rile of about 12 belpheade al cider torth *am }
swum pint. mi myo woo who
withwale!froint_n_ty
which
branch to a dose • vary dai. Masa am, Unpin,
paid for mother hall -gallonof
141.4
pooh...aka" bee. held rmat
abrat when Yr. drank. The huebefeerretanted his
Peal
'Churchill the estate, has beams • red the
left the hour with porefteser and
eal la the villa.. from the kainnt fact that the sag eswer• theft of %Wed as Ism as the
me% ahem widow •
Pentium et teciefdltd