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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

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DORPHESTER, OCTOBER 17th, 1889.

Sir Gannet Wli.iy, it is now underst..od, will upon
his return from rgypt assume the post of Clotnmsoder•
in•Chiet of the Portsmouth district, in the place of
Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar. The ch ,mte will be
appreciated by the tro ,ps and by the 'public. So
some think would other changes in the office of.

T 66 new Judge, Mr. Justice Pearson, Is another
exampie of the non.polltioal character of modern
judicial appointment.. Mr. Pearson bee Indeed con-
tested one of the divisions of Bunsen In the Liberal
interest; but ho has never sat in Parliament.

The rather ludicrous question connected with the
endless intricsoies of the &cigar Franchise, which was
the subject of • decision by the Revising Barrister of
Southwark, will be heard more of on appeal, and will
no doubt be ultimately decided by the ley(' Justices
themselves. The whole cue turns on whether • proper
estimate was formed by the Revision Court of the [5lO
poetics in which an annuti lump sum paid for rent
sad washing by • lodger should he distributed between
those two items. The whole amount pail wan so little
In crows of EIO that in allowing the lodger's vote as
upon • rent to that amount the Barrister indiready
apportioned so small a sum to the item of washing that
hie °biter diction In praise of the man's cleanliness
seems at once contradioted. In relation to the
average cleanliness of the borough, hswever, the pre-
sumptive narrcensis of ths lannd-y bit may not have
been 11l founded. The law of the 1 Klor frucchlse has
already been characterised by one eminent juice as
full of absurdities. The disputed Southwark vote is
only one more example of the truth of his description.

"A publiohouse for sale, in a healthy bser-drinkiNg
locality." SI rune an aivertisement which has
appeared in some of the leading London papers. It
refers, we suppose, to some favoured mot where the
inflame of the Blue Ribbon Army Is is yet unfelt,
and with such attractions will doubtless meet with
numerous applicants. When this "El Dorado" for the
wiring publican Ls situated we know not, but it cannot
be anywhere in the neighbourhood of Bedford, which
If report speaks truly, is anything but profitable for
cm vendor of ale, wine, or spirit'. It Is said that the
number of abstainers is so considerable in that town
that the receipts for aloohollo liquors have decreased
with surprising rapidity. Tha traveller for • lugs
London firm of wine merchant" instead of securing
the nand number of orders on his last journey recently
came away without a single oommisskm, The
" Messed victualler" will certainly have cause to
dread the Salvation Army if their visits are to leers
nob Issas as them at every place they visit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

ARAB! PACIIA'S TEM'.

Arabi Petha's tint. which was ciptured at Tel-e'•Kehir.
and which waa brought home in 'be traneport Nrpaol. I.
prement in .tr. at Mssra. Curtiahr, baggace agent/
P.irtrmouth, and ir rx.iting much int. res., a though
course the t •nt and equip ,ge are j,alously kept el a.. It
is intendrd to forward the tent to (I •neial Mmum.
commanding the home district It is fitted with true
Oriental splendour, and is limed with silk fringe and
bullion In the most Bumptious style.

THE EGYPTIAN MEDAL.
The Queen has Le... plowed to approve of a MIW1•1 brio(
grant 4 to all the ollbers, non-commiesioned officers, and
men of her Majesty's be. amyl pod in the recent optr•
ations In Egypt. Her Msjeety hag alro approved or an
Melte of adl .up, lueeribe I "Tei•rl.Kehir,'to tho‘c, troo pi
who took part in the nisht march from Kees o.iir, which
ended by the assent on the antrenehment• et Tel- I.Keler
on the morning of the 13th Su tventeer. To. med•l will
to, granted only to those servms front the 161 July to the
13th September this year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

BHERBORIFE.

Ms. S. VIGOR, the Revising Barrister, attended at
the Town liall on Tue.day afternoon, aml revised the
lists of voters in the hherb ,rue Polling District. lhe
btpluess wee purely formaL
AT THE DAIRY SHOW in London 164 week Mr.
Henry Cornish, of Te, rotor& took f. 5 for 2nd Jersey
young hull, and 3ral prize for Jersey heifers. There
were 37 entries for bulls and rs for_heife,s..

" EIk:LAND IN THE IXTIDITH CINTI'RT was the
title of en able lecture deloversd at the Town Hall ~11
Monday evening by Mr. T. H. Attwater, M.A., in
connection with the Church of Englend Young Men'.
,ciety. The 'Vicar, who presis ed, tendered the
thanks of the audienoe to Mr. Attwater for his interest•
log lecture.
MR. "filmic of Clatormbe Farm, gave his usual
harvest supper on Wednesday, in the true old English
style. the whole of the farm labourer., with their wives
and lathlike, upwards of 40 in number. participating.
The barn way tastefully decorated with evergreens,
interspersed with stooks o.f wheat, barley, and oat.,
while vigsutic turnip., with candles, did duty am
chandeliers. After disposing od the boiled alri roast
beef, pudding and pies, the u.ual loyal toasts were
given, and with the varied song and merry dance, a
most enjoyable evening was spent and prolonged to the
small hours.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

THE COUNTY HOSPITAL AND THE
DRAPERS.
To the Edam%

tilr,—l have been Informed, on the best authority,
that the committee of the Dorset County Hospital
ordered the few pairs of small linen sheets required
for the sick room from a London firm, after inviting
the Dorcheater drapers to 'nod in samples. I hope
the same indifference will be shown to the tradesmen
of the town when funds are required for the support
of this grand I stitution, which, I understand, Is
entirely supported by local voluntary contributions,
and without the help of the London drapers.—Yours,
ALPHA.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

PRIZL9 FOR STOOK.
noun.

Olam I.—A prlti of £lO. given by the socirty, for the
brit hooter, to take • lair Tete If required. Mr 11 M
B-toeiwey. D orobeder. A pois, of £7, elves by
Lori Allogton, for the beet earl mare and tosi, the mare
not rob... taken Is pr prertowoly. Mr Thome, Chick.
Elt-atton. to ocherter. £5; to the see -nd lent, £2, Mr F
K Poet, Ohi'fr ma; hr. Mr .1 Ohlck, Ocontoton; • Mr .1
F Roper. Litt e. A price, even by!. .rd Alington. for the
be.t cart colt. foaled la 1850. £.3, Mr° R Symonds-
bury. A viz. of £5, elvea by Gdonel the Hon K TT T
DlEby. M.P —To the orraer of the bores whieh shall jomp
In the boot form over fair hunting Noma.. £3. Mr A Miller,
Bredpole ; to the salad beet, CS, Mr T P Bookred.

fent'.
Olsen 11.—For the best but of soy b. yed, °war one yfar
and under two years of ate, ,e 3. Major Gov's, Ihwoad,
Netherl-nry. Fer the beet re'r of dairy e)ws o' any breed
or ea., LI, Mr 10 L-go, Coombe Down; for the recond
best, Ll, Kr W C Davy For the he.t pair of heifer.,
no. same-ling three years oil, of any brawl, LI, Mr
Pep.: for the esoond beA, LI and am, Mr 1 0 Lou..
For the beet pair of hears, not exces?ing two year. old,
of any breed, CI and e. Kr W C Davy; to 03, Kr W J
firn'th, Ilkoke ; 0, Kr 10 Lew.
Claes lit—For the beet horn rem, over one year of age,
.C 2 Mr J 1./rattail ; for the hoot pair of horn rim lambs,
under one year of are, LI. Mr It J Smith ; for the best
twelve horn ewe*, two, four, and six.teeth, four of each
or.. or two end f..nr-teetb. six of each age, LI, Mr Charles
Montacute ;;for the 'mad hest, Li, Mro ft Pt
Sold ; for the beet twenty chiles, horn lamb.. £2. Mr 10
Lwas ; highly commended, Me 0 R Pitdeld and If ej
Groves.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

IRELAND.

Details of the programme for consideration of tbs hub
onferetme at Dublin tom) r ow is pu'ilished
We (Mo. d .y) morninf. It is proposed to form ea
ass coition mule I the Irish Natseual League, and to
promote the foll.miag objects :—National and Local
&It Government,Ltur I lt.loru,Et nsi in of Franchise,
and encouragement of Irish I du•tries. The pro.
gremine of Land Reform includes,Peasant Proprietary,
with the whole of purchase money a :vaned by
State, gni the atoetolment of I and Act. The
abolition is prop s:d of Irish Vice Royalty.

ATTEMPT TO POISON A MISTRESS.
At Bolt ,n, Line tlnshite, On Saturday, Lucy Dixon,
ag d 15, was charod with attPropting to p loon bee
mistress, Mrs. S .rah Watts, of Fishloft. It is alleged
that the girl placed • large dose of laudanum la •
bottle t.f stout. wl.ich she to A t t her mistreat', who is
an iavalid, to drink. She was committed for trial.

SUSPECTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A tragedy was brought to light on Saturday by the
diecovtry in the Thames, near Kaw, of the bodice of a
women named Dane and her chill. tide, circum.
stances which point to murder and anis i e. It appease
that the deceased woman, who was 27 pars ot rig%
wee the wife of a turncock in the emp oy of the Grand
Junction Waterworks Company at brentf-rd, and the
mother of several children. On the aft•rooou of the
sth net. thers wee, it iv sai.l, route slight disagreement
het coon the husband and wile, and in the even or,
whilst the former was at his work, the woman kit be
home, taking the youngest child, • little girl of between
two and three yarn of age, 6n I from that time shit
was not seen again alive. Ths husband rave Intense.
tion at once to the polio.. and every es quiry was aet
on foot, but without rceult, until on S turdars when
the holies of rnoili,r and child were ',mod toethee
acting in the Thames below Kew.b idge. Whoa the
be Hew were diecoverad the chill was fastenel by a
handkerchief to ths mother'. breast. It is thomdtt
that he tinfortunatc w 'man croosed the bridge at Kew,
and after tying the little one to her in the manila
sle•crilted, plunged into tse riv r. The discovery has
caused a great emission at lirentford. where the
deceased woman ansi her ..usbend were well-koown and
much respected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

SCHOOL OF ART EXHIBITION AND PRIZE

DAY.

in number as in former years,
which
theNowtorqkusit.ofs°armtasnhoiwn at the school, II& ,rketatreet.
on blonday, were superior in quality, and proved that
the students have been brought on to leave bohiu I the
minor eff orta and a trance to works distinctly preciou,
While on the entrance to the room, • large number ,d
outline and sh ,dow Bendier., exertion in geometry,
perspective, p.arta of figures, leave., end ornaments
pwL3tileofiatah.eessChnootble'sd"noinpation,
wore need to illustrate the 'alumni from first principles,
yet inside the school there wu almost a total absence
deofxraLtwhiiingstikigreaianotspeparnehrilrgeoarnd crayon. While correct draw.
ing, the funnUtion of t icturing is, as it ever most be,
regarded an coming long before the application of
c dou-. Yet it was clear that the pupils in general
have already mutate' thil foundation work, and are
able to do themsel tea and the school cre It by advan•
clog to wskr and oil panting, ,'e -oral' n oft-re, c tta
sari the beautifying ,d poreels.n. Al'hou:h ~ur china is
now so lovely that it seems ritziest like trying to paint the
lily as to attempt to add charm.' to the pure &labiat rat
surface, yet the very •aluab'e collection of china and
terracotta work., wherein the students had delineated
and coloured things of beauty, was an ample justifies.
tion for the students' attempts, nay, more,—• genuine
triumph for the school. Some of the loveliest

•Let 81r Frederic Johnstone, the principal !and...veer, c woo
and live hero, and lay 0 t hie nolney for the improvement of
his own property and the town which is almoet him own and
wo shall lett ouch • start as have iikennoas an,! other I:!wns.
where inries-hearted owners have started new places. That is
our echim..—Dltlealle.
1 IL it not t l exi/ected that the bondholders will be
rondo and mirlorate in their demands on the town? Do not
the Sabi trustees rdford • OM illustration cif forbsuance, In
the &rewritten% foe £7OO ter part of the Worgi Loa
Doom
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

Art eararitiß DRAMATIC CLUB FOR
DORCHESTER.
To the EdiNr.

Dear am glad to find your correspondent,
"Comedy." sontilati g the etteetion I forming such •
society as this, for I have heard ( luring the last month
or two) many a whit expressed that ouch • thing
could be done. Ido not hesitate t say the., provided
It were manual in • gentlemanly and becoming
Mannar, It would prove not only p osible, but •
success, and be a fruitful sourci of amusement and
Instructioi to 'Core+, wh4 noW wanely know what to
do unix themselves, during the long evenings.-1 beg
to rerneln. Yours obadtently,
To
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

THREATENING TO yURDKR THE PRINCE

OP WA LEE.

At the Bowsetrset Police-court, Land in, on t,iitnr-
day of heron in, Williem 11-reitshaw, de•criled ci" a
traveller." was charged with es mhos • 14ter. through
Colonel Teesdale, threat, ni, gto murder the Pr nc• f
Wales. The prisoner had I a nan inmate of Fu ham
Workhouse. The following In the text of the latlar
—" C Teesdale. Sir—To to be brief, lam a
young man brought up within sight of Buckingham
Palace, willing and anxious to work, asd cannot get t
to do. The b it thing that I can do ander these cirrom.
stances lit, go abroad to one of the col-ni•s.
Til
your royal master, the Prince of Wales that I reryiire
£lO to start me there. If I succeed it will her -p.4.1. I
want it this week. San littome at William Brook'
chew, Lemon's Hotel, 21 end 22, Greet Chripel-c rest
weetminstar.—p.s, I —ll yo,i .10 not send it this nest
will c imp in the Pi ince of Weiss teal, and, ly all
the gods, s rye him we.. than laird Frederick
Coven Bah was served. Yours in great earpeatt.au,
W. 0.11. 8 rry to epeak so harsh, hut severe diseases
requires misers remedies. Dm% Inlet this week."
Several witnesses declar• d the belief that the letter wee
in the prisonei 'a handwriting. Bro sksbaw, who denied
his guilt, was committed for triel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

KILISTON.

818 RBA lerißT 11UNT MILL for httN, Bran
ar car. p I.i.Tl:llk 1"... Maio r.. I rl• ).1:01111

ii;re

30 and NEW YEAR CARDS, beautiful
design*. Best value lu MlKland.
Published prices. 15a. ; free for Mosey
Xmas Order. 2a. lteturnod If nut approved.

BILLIARD & BAGATELLE TABLES.
A LARGE ffrOCK of NEW and SICCOND.LIAND
TABLES always on band. WRITE FOR PRICE LISTS.
G. EDWARDS, KINGSLAXD ROAD, LONDON. IS

DCHILDREN Taught to Converse by Word
LI of not b. Thorough Murat Wu and • hurry Home. Drfersa
of fhpeerh fro-med.—Mr Bow; 0, Nottior Hllt, Luurtos, W {MI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

Correspoitomcc.

PAIR PLAY.

To the Editor

Sir,—As • member ITCO-nrmittee of the Bridport
Liberal Association allow me to express my surprise,
together with that of my collealmes, to have seen pub-
lished in • local contemporsry the sum and substance
of • private meeting of the above, held on Thursday
evening last. Not only was the mestins &private one.
but, On behslt of the Association, it was particularly
requested that publicity skould not be given to the
proceedings, the buaiaeu. being held with closed doors.
Why. Mr. liditor, does not that oontempwary publish
private business of the Coneervative Association?
They are working it) stracnously that surely there
mast be something to publidil—Youre, &c.,
" SINOLI rum."
Bridport, Oct. Tth, 18e2.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

BRIDPORT OCTOBER FAIR.

This fair was held on Wednesday in tru'y wretched
weather. A large number of ag,iculturi.te came in
by the morning trains, and by noon trade became
' tolerably brisk. Mr. William Morey hell his usual
stock sale at St. Michael's, where a tplendid array of
animals were exhibite The entries were far more
nnmentus than in previous years, and the auctioneer
conducted the !IN) with his usual ability and despatch.
There were no lees than 1,200 sheep sold, 120 beast.,
80 sup and other pip, and a quantity of homes, colts,
kr. Mr. Morey's sables realieel the f .llowing
figures t—Fat beast., from £l6 to £29. Hammers,
from 1:13 10z. to gIS. Fat withers, 10 per lb. be.,
01 I. pe lb. Chaser iambs esch from 37c. to 12..
Herm in lamb, from 561. to File. Wethers, 51e. to 75,.
Welber lam's', from 375. to 51e. The horses sod
other entries reecho I goo! Woes la the a...layer'. Mr.
J. .Israes, the well-koown horse-d aler offered Inr
sale 16 or t 3 useful cart horses—these settled from 35
to 10 guinea, ; from the Marriott district a Isrge
number of onion, were diepoool ni. from 1.. to 1.. 13,1.
per Tyck. 'Sorest cheese, firm 23.. t 26.. per cat.
The juv, Mies found plenty of amusement in patronis-
ing the plentiful sprinkling of straw chose's, round-
abou.s, shooting-galleries, &a., who h crowded West.
street on Wednesday, and the following day. It should
be mentioned that MOlBlll. Sams.. and 3,,ne,
Helyear, Mr. Cox, Mr. halls, and Mr. Dunham.
exhibited for sale, a number of improved p'onghs and
other agricultural implements but the trade in these
could not be quoted as very brisk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

Births', fearriattcs, anb Oaths.

BIRTHS.
Sept. 30, at Barton bodge, Circe Abbe., the wife of
H. J. Norman, of a son.
Oct. 4. at 18, Bath-street, Weymouth, the wife
Mr. J. Keeley, of a eon.
Oct. 6, at Axminster, the wife of Mr. I.nrelrst,,.ll
daughter.
OA. 6, at Dor'ey Chine. Bournemonth, tho edit
of tie Rev. F.. Kenworthy Brown., of a daug, ter.
Oct. 6, at 19, Bolton•st, eet, Mayfair, Ludy Bionfle.
hassett, of a a n.
Oct. 7. at Old Lynathroad. Charmouth, the wife a
Mr. F. Larcombe, of a daughter.
Ort. 9, at Fern CA•ttage. Fordington, the wifeof
G. Nome, of • daughter.
MARRIAGES.
Oct. 1, at the Wes'eyen Chapel, Itor. hrrt,r, br
Rev. W. Allen, Henry Mad lx, of A Mel oh t,Co MUT
Jane (Jennie), eldest daughter of Mr.
Priorr-cmscent, Dorchester.
Oct. 5, at Holy Trinity Chmch, Elairoeunnta, b 1
the Rev. Henry Bull, Edward Mayes, J. !' f South
amnion. to Anna Marla, eldest daughter of the late J•
131 es Kingsbury, Esq., of Ringwood,
Oct. 10, at Spetisbury rhumb, m
by the Rev. J. Word'
man, M. Karl Booe, of West Wepes, Scotland, to
Clara Jane, second daughter of Mr. G. Melmoth,
Spetishury,
Oct.lo, at St, Mary's. Wavelon, Bucks, by the Ref.
Henry Burney uncle of the bribe, Edward W. Dag'
of Knapp, Gillingham, Doreet,to Hieu, older dao,:ble
of the late George Sim,-r.
DEATHS.
Sept. 30, at Old Fore-street, S dmontb, De/41
Joseph, third son of Mr. Benjamin Woodward.
Dorchester, aged 32.
Oct. 2 at 11. Wattrloo•placs, Weymouth, Jo"
Norman, aged 64.
(lot. 2, at New Town, Milborne Port, Ann, the
of Mr. David Creighton, in her 40th year.
Oct. 4, at North Allingtnn, Widpurt, Henry l"lace, aged 79.
c (lot. 48,b,:aotfitypti.i.11:ebrHootolcus..4Apxmortinlitendt..,
of
fo.terge.ta fiiwwadJsith.l4_,'
Illness, Mr. W. Cotrell, aged 36.
Out. 5, at Mendham Hous••, Wimborne, Elise ,
the wife of Mr. J. Hammond, late Deputy Chid
Oct. 7. at West.atreet, Poole, Mary Ann'
Mr. R. Cribb. aged 75 years.
lane and bronchitis, Maurice Johnson, seconi
W. rut, RN, retired Inspector of Ifschinerl,
aged 18 years. •
month.' 24,
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1:3111,g:et:I h 2 'ley): laNsrbtsel East-street.
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Barrackß aw
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"1 et after
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Harris, one of the Canteen Stewards., aged
Oct. 15, at the West Welke, Burgle tar 'bow
White, aged 50 years.

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All cheques sod Post-olfloe orders are Pl3l W
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Mni MARY MILLER, 8, Irish West-street.
Printed and sod Published by EDWARD New
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

THE ALLEGED NEGLEOT OF WOUNDED
SOLDIERS.

ft Is officially rtated that an inquiry has been wide by
Sir W. Mond', head of the Admiralty Transport Doparn
mann into the 'Linn/stiles of lintrestmont made by
soldiers who came borne from Egypt in H.M.'s transport
Malabar. After s•idirnee from sli the °Moors on board
and two whir unblessed witnesses. Sr W. Mends hvi
corns to the °lnclusion that there is not one word of
truth in the soldit ri natowent.. The day ho As of the
ship show that the diet of the invalid on board was •
generous one. The Medical Depittment of the Army
have not y.t °occluded their enquiry.

CHRISTI'S! AND NeW YILII CARDS.—Tim• travels
apa-e, and we era perforce reminded ct this feet by the
receipt of some exquisite specimens of those pleasure-giving
accessories of tho " merry eciaeoo." Mears. 1144eeheimer
and Faulkner Art (Pubiiihers. 41. Jewin-at,set, Landon.
E C.) have sent us rime of their choicest specimens, many
being facsimiles of the desigrui eshibital at their import-
ant competitive examioation, bolt at the Suffolk-street
Gsfferies in Ausnst last. when this celebrated arm of
publishers awarded the earn of .C 5,000 in prikos, and when
we say the judges comprised such Dames al Masi',
Marcus St me, and StoreY, it will be ample guarantee
of the boon fife. of the rompeiti in. Our readers can
scarcely humane the be•taty of the work• of not
which they are enab'e 1 to i•ffer es the result of the enorm-
ous outlay, which has Wen incurred. The samples we
have received eSitp•StallY Previous specimens which this
welloknown house ha. iosucd, and some aro really unique
in thoir iattefillassa and delicsey. We would just P fer
too c u iu Cliiwus Cade Albums, for which
£1.001) in pc tea will to, given, instit :tad by this firm.
, Valaskle mit swill I c offered ft,- the best fel albums C 0111•
tsining C inisluiss an 1 Now l',ar Cards published by them
They further offer the sum of £lOO as prists for the eS
mart dainty fancy maples made or ornamented with their
SOMB Of OW Ws Nadas v't &Ml*
tool ester De*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

W4IISICAZ.

Coollll PITT? Ssentome Tue..lay —Before W. M.
Ca,eraft, E.g. (in the chat.), 0. C. Fsir.r, Esq., and
But. EN —Th. me Baker, f Dforden, Ca. rum-
,...d by Wilhite Bailey for an am init.—William
It. ler, having been sworn, deteeed th•t he was •
betill of the County Court, and wit. ordered to detrain
on tbe rl. fendant's good*, for the Dom .4 El 7.1.
When h. went to the hours, defen.l..nt wae away, hut
.hotly site wards came in and ordered him to lean',
itch he refuwd to c 1... INlehd nt th. n cangt.t him
by the oil r. ant trench hies as hard a.. he cou!cl.
I ).fen tent admitted the aroma.— the Ch..' man, in
lo eine witting*, said It was • very ,e• I'm charge, Ur et
the . dlr.'s .4 the Court mu to p °tented in the
et c'ltion of their duty, sail they had decided to indict
• fine .4 El including coete.—Defendant ',14 I alf the
ey, and wee gra del until the next Conn to pay
the rem cinder.—ltiebted Duni rd, of Dere, we.
. _ . _

.
imam awl by 1' 17. Buthy for keeping a dog without
a li, nee.—Lefeadin: pleaded guilty. an I et tbat
II w.• entirely through negli4ene • on I ia pad be bad
mined to take on, the lie The d, g wile a young
e, ,ight months oi I. H • had now taken oa. one.--
Foe I 41. and c 0...., 13.. 6 I--I'.. age Diff• y. of
.was eummened by P.C. Green•t ide for being
drunk and i capable in the 111111-etreet. Swan qv, on
Smutty, 24ta :tent, at 10.30 p.m.—Defendant did n
appea..—fina I he. sad code, 8.., or Penis days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

A PHYSICIAN'S GIFT.

A NEW WORK ON NERVOUP DEBILITY
AND FUNCTIONAL DERANGEMENT.
fillS little work conveys graphic &scrip-
lion of the Cause and Cure of NERVOIJS
DEBILITY, Indigestion, Palpitation, Loss of Brain
Power, Mentor), &e. All who, from various causes,
are depressed in spirits, shaken In nerves, or weakened
in frame, will find it • tree,eare.
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4.BajX, 7, Taviatock•ktrat, Bedier&nalwi,
Lades.

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MILLION!!
BOOTH and pors Roal Down Goods aro
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Guaranteed. The Down used Is warranted
THOROUGHLY PURIFIED and free
from tlipof Moth life.
BOOTH and X'S are the Bole Mantas*.

jurors of tho Genuine Goods. They respect-
fully ropiest the public to °boors° their namo
and Trade Murk, erlikh is &Mx.' to all their
REAL DOWN QUILTS and
DOWN CLOT?I&G. Skirls, Yost Dress-
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

FATAL GUN ACCIDENT.

On Tuesday, as two men, strangers to the neigh.
b^orbood, were out sho d.ing on Harrow Farm.
Hinckley, a fatal accident befell one of them while
crossing a brook. His friend wee extracting ball
cartridge from his gun preptratory to jumping the
brook, when the piece went off, the content.. lodging
In the right groin of one of them. Death ensued in
ab nit five minutes. The body was removed to the
George II .tel, an 1 on being searched a puree was
found to a pocket bearing the name of Charles
Bailey.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

.A.REJFAL OF THE DORSETSMIRE REGI-
MENT.

The transport Batavia arrived at Portsmouth on
Wednesday evening with eighteen officers sod 660 men
of the Dorset.bire Regiment and a detachment of
the Boots Guards, including L ,rd A. Lennox, Captain
Broadwood, and 132 men. She also brings 120
Invalids for Net's), and Aldershot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

CURIOUS INCIDENT IN THE OUITEAU
CASE.

Professor W. C. Tadao. of Wmhimrton, who was com-
missioned to examine the bouquet given to Guiteau
by hie eider, Yrs. Scoville. the day before hie execution.
ha, issued • report upon the subject. It appears that in
Oil belf-epened flower there were over eve grains of whits
arsenic. This einantity, adds lit Tilden, would not only
have been sufficient t roues death to I human being, but
it was so largely in IIIC•111 of a fatal does that the intent
to kill might have been defeated by emetics. The original
quantity of poison was Wow than that found. as the
Petals 01 the flowers failed to retain in a dry state some
which had adhered when moist.

The reason why so maul are unable to take Joe** is
that the varieties commonly sold are mixed with starch.
under the Idea of rendering them soluble while reale
making them thick. heavy. and ludigeetible. This may by
easily detected. for if OICOII thickens in the cue it proves
the addition of starch. Cadbury's Cocos Issenee la
genuine ; it is them( ore three times the strength of them
enema, and a refreshing beverage like Ma or nitres.
The attention of Win is culled to Ric:atria Pam!
Burg, which ha. men. skim it. Introduction, quits on.
surnamed as a Laundry Blue. It now commands the
largest gale In the world, owing it. sitcoms to Ha Mil.
beady of colour end dalkace al Yu. It nu lei owned
gran Ili films. Oilma. eo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

EGYPT.

oAlto, Monday,

The resignation a the Egyptian Government Is
certain if England preens for Arabi to be represented
at trial by English lawyer.
i Arabi
vnon.t

CLIZO. Saturday—Mr. Mark Napier will defend Arabi
Pasha before the court-martial. the Egyptian Government
having oonsented to allow him to choose his own counsel.
whether native or foreign.
In diplomatic circles it is believed that the Etyptian
Ministry will not mammy the Trench Comptroller-General
to the meeting, of the Council of Ministers, thee making
his resumption of office only nominal.
A general order hat been issued announcing that on the
departure of fbr G trnnt Woleelev „So A Albion clii take
command of the British foram In Egypt General Grahtm
will command the third brigade. and Major-Gener .1 E irl
the fourth brigadm Sir Evelyn Wood will rotate to &M-
-iami tn-morrow.
_ . _ . . .

SUNDOLY.—The indictment of Arab' Puha and his
' associates not being campleted. the Prosecti.lon 0 immit' et
are of opinion that the court-martial for the trial of the
prisoorr• will be unable to meet for another week. Sir
Uarnet Wolwalev hoe been ordered hon.". All the States
repreeent-d in the internation ill tribunals, who hare large
commercial Intermits in Egypt. here ansenied to the
dreree of the Khedive grentine three mon•hs delay for
the payment of commercial bill..
ALIMANDRIL. Sitarder. Her M•i "WS troopship
E ,phr.tls has limy fd with the familial sod bsgtage ~f
the iCh Iter'mant, end soils for Initi• to morrow erlilt
the 95th and 96th Regiment*. The F Bettery of Artillery
i embarks In the Pelican for England to-day. The Guards
i leen, on the 39 h inst. . . . .

Etta°, Sunday.—Tbs general order for the closing of the
r effect.
mbling houeeshas been well received, and is sure to
ALIXANDRIA. Bsturday.—Ai in Indiceiinn of the
eetain feeling of th• c iuntry, it may lei mentioned that
certain Sheik. are preaching to the natives that the
roason the Br tish troops are leaving Egypt is t, protect
India, as the Ett•IiIIII ire gone there.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

PRIZES FOR WORE AND SERVICE

PaIZISS GielES DT 21101141 COLPOI, rQ.. FO S DIDOING.
To the men who shall best drke end Vash too percher
of halite. Li 10.. Tbno&.P ie, employ of Mr Wa Dayny:
to the Second b-st, Cl, Will am emp'oy of Mr W 0
Davey ; loth. third bee% 100, Tsm Tramp, employ of Mr
Died, Buret At.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

REVISION OF VOTERS LISTS.

Mr. Vigor sat at the Council Chamber, on Saturday
last, to revise the lists of Parliamentary voters and of
the bowsaw&
At two, Mr. Howard Bowan and Mr. Petition
(borough auditor, bat not as "borough auditor
appeared for the Liberals; Mr. C. F. Arden and Mr.
Kerridge for the Cmservativee, the latter being for
the Cmeervative and Constitutional Association.

meLcoxar Rican LODGER ctuge.
Attfield, James, claimed for by Mr. Bowan; Bart-
lett, Frederick William ; Bartlett, (levee John ;
Cottman, George Keeley; end Guppy, Thomas John,
Wife added.

Hibbs, William Vaughan Edward, had not, slid the
Borrister, a claim god on the face uf it, the wants
being " oesof sitting-room and beiroom."—Mr. Arden
aeked the Barrister to am-nd by leaving out the w-rds
" use of," when the claim would be good on the face.—
Mr. Bowen objects 1, Lut Mr. Arden said he could n 4.
—The liarrister said there appeared to be a joint
oc upation between father and son. —Mr. Hibbs
appeared I der, and said he lived at Frederiak.place,
ar.d had the exclusive use of rooms at L'2o a year,
furnished.—By Mr. Bowen: There are lair sitting.
rooms In the house, and his woo on the ground Ito
and he had his meals there. The family bare their
meals in the same ro trt, but he did not always have
his meals in the same room. Paid £2O a year to his
father.—Q. Have you your receipts ?—The question
waa not pressed.—By the Barrister: He bad the back
room on the ground floor. The (rout room is some-
times let to a I,lger, and the family then live down
below.—By Mr. Bowers: The ground floor room was
not let to a lodzer, nor was his bedroom.—Mr. Bowels
objected that Mr. Hibbs boardel with his father, and
members of the family sometimes came in.—The
Barrister said that members of the family coming into
his room wotdd not interfere with his exclusive use of
the room.—Mr. Blwsn : Is not this the room in which
the family sea rule have their meals ?--A. Sometimes
they have them in my room, and sometime, in the
other room. —The Barrister saw no reason to discredit
the witness, and allowei the vote.
Keeley. Thomas William, had his claim contested
by Mr. Mwen, on the ground that for furoished lodg-
ings £1.5 should be the lowest charge.—The Barrister
said no—El2, and allowed the claim.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

Egypt.

EXAMINATION OF ARABI.

CAIRO, Weans@ lay.—The Prosecution Committee
to.dsy examined Princes Ibrahim and Kimmel. This
evening Arabi l'avh• was en ler examination, but his
replies contained nothing implrtant. The rep at that
he hal been maltreated in prison is unfounded.
Atrx %sputa, Wednesday.—The sezond portion of
the Royal Irish Regiment ban arrived from Cairo to be
stationed hers. Toe Royal bitrines otattend at
Ab tukir are preparing to evacuate the place. The
°eremitic, of Tantsh is due to its bad sanitary on.
diti m, half the British troops there being continually
ii k_

_
Wednewlay Evening.—Tbe newspaper El Arras'
state" that the elf"ctive ittength of the new Ek yptian
army will be 10,000. The officers will be Turks and
Circesaians.

Offiorirs ef militia who volunteered for active service
In Egypt hbve been informed by direc.ion of the Field
Marshal adomanding-in•cblet that, although their
services are not now required, on account of .he tor-
minatiod of the war. they will receive a marked rec
nkion of the promptitude with which they responded
to the invitation to go got. The marked rec
will consist of the W,,rtl4, "Volunteered for active
service ia Egypt, f•teptemb ie. 1882," being recorded
against their names is the honk, at the War-offic..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

DORSETSHIRE NEEDLEWORK GUILD.

It Is proposed t, start an association called the
Doreetahire Needlework Guild," with the object of
enlisting members, from all classes. who shall under.
take to supply useful articles of clothing, numbering
from two to six p'r annum, for free distribution
amongst the hospitals, homes, and very poor parishee
In the county. There are many women of all ages,
and in all clauses, who spend time it, fancy work of a
perfectly naeleu kind; many others who work without
an object. It is hoped the Guild will supply a want
In both cases. The idea I. to have a branch in each
large town M the county, with an honorary president,
who will diettibute rules, answer questions, and
receive the work. There will be no subscription needed,
anyone wishing to become an auciste has only to
signify her wish to the President of her branch. In
return a few simple rules aa to what t make and how
and when to send in her work will he forwarded to her.
It Is hoped that everyme who has time, be it ever so
little, will j the Guild. The nuns of sly lady will-
ing to start and preside over a branch or become an
associate, also any suggestions a. to working the
association, will be cledly rec dyed by Lady Wolver.
lon, Iwerne Minster, Shaftesbury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

NAOMI.

THE DOUBLE MORIIM NEAR FRONE.— At the
Frome Polioe.court ou Tuesday, Samuel Situ Phippen,
farmer, was brought up in custody on remand, charged
with tho wilful murder of Christ pher Hill said
Chariot Sheppard, at Iteckingtoe, on September 29th.
Hs was also charged sPla shooting with intent to kill
a boy named George Greenland, at the same time and
place. Tbe investigation occupied upwards of fire
hours. and the court and the thor 'tighter* in front of
the police-station were densely crowded. Acting
under instructions from the Treasury, Mr. Crutwell,
the magistrates' clerk, conducted the examination of
the witnesses for the prosecution. Mr. E. G. Ames,
of Frome, appeared for the prisoner. Eighteen wit-
DIMON were called, including the son of one of the
murdered men, Mr. and Mrs. Linsey, at whose house
at Southwick the prisoner was apprehended; Mrs.
Wingrove, at whose house the prisoner was drinking
on September 23:h and 290, and two of the prisoner's
sisters. The prisoner, who sat apparently unmoved
throughout the inquiry, was remanded until Monday
next for the attendance of the iojured boy Greenland,
who, it is hoped, will then be able to appear.

EXTRAORDINARY SCENE IN A CHURCH.
An extraordinary scene was witnessed at Sheffield
parish church yesterday on the occasion of the mar-
riage of Mr. Sinus, a Sheffield solicitor and member
of the Town Connell, to a widow with property, named
Mikes. It appears that the marriage was opposed by
the bride's br, d.her, Mr. Frederick Liebhurt, who as-
serted that her state of heath was such as to render
marriage undesirable. Yesterday morning, when
the bridsl party reached tha church, Mr. Liebhurt
seized his sister by Ure wrist, but she motioned him
away. When Ile ceremony commenced Mr. Liebbort
who was greatly agitated, stepped forward, and
objected to the service proceeding. Canon Blskeney,
the officiating clergyman, askei if he had medical
testimony to support his objection, and this not being
forthcoming, Mr. Sinne demanded that the clergyman
should do his duty. It is stated that the newly
man ied pair made each other's acquaintance throng
the Moiriatonial Noes, and that the la ly bad £lB,OOO
in Consols, which have now pulsed to her husband
absolutely.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17

DORCHESTER SCHOOL OF ART.

The annual meeting and distribution of perm and
certificates in connection with the Dorchester School
of Art took place on Thursday evening last in the
Town Hall. During the day the worked the students
were displayed in the hall, and were the objects of
much interest. C =prising ea they did the works of the
students for two years, the exhibition wee large, sod
Included some excellent works of art. In the Local
Competiti in chutes were some nlis bits of a doors, and
some exquisite drawings of 6 .wers and foliage by Mrs.
Dymond. The Misses Scott. too, displays 1 sm.
very tasteful pictures. A pretty drawing of dowers in
glass bottle, by Miss Williams, was greatly admired.
Two large paintings were Amin by Mrs. A. Groves,
the one • composition from still life, and the other •
spirited study of horses after Herring. Miss
All.. How's works were among the princi-
pal features of the exhibition. One, a good
study from the life, was especially admired as an
excellent likeness; another, • study of that good old
English fare " bread-sod-chisees. and beer.' was •
really good bit of painting, it haver won • th'rd grade
prize last year, end selected for the National Competi-
tion. Perhaps one of the best bits of paint'ng d ne this
year (and we give this ea the opinion of the master)
wee a study of black grapes, which *PlWarwil almost
faultless, and 'lexplicahle as it may seem, it cPci not
receive mention at the bands of the examiners. Miss
How also exhibited a set of other paintings, one of ivy
and trellis work, and another of asters in body colour
on tinted paper, being especially goai. Amon.r the
chalk drawings we noticed two good examples of
Ap dlo and Clytie by the same lady. Miss Williams'
painting of a pair of dead Pigeons was eaccidislaY
goal. Miss Goodfellow showed an original
arrangement of a wreath of ivy and con.
volvulot, which was very tastefully and deli-
cately treated. Miss Galpin had • similar wreath
of beentifully-eoloured flowers. We must not omit
01660011 of tic e+ lade. gifts pahiShig. 1414 00E40
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

ContOpontence.

To the Edger.
GEORGE INN PROPERTY.
Dear Mr. Klitorf—So•ing the itzsmen.t amount of
talk awl writing the ober. it canning I venture to
vos a few liner.

.
It appears to rno that all the s.itors have taken •
very one-sided view of the matter, and I think if any
Lae looks at it without feelings of prejudice arising
from a spirit of opposition, they would see that the
bum of £7OO to be paid by the Corporation is a very
moderate one.
I hors take, the te,el,lo to look at a plan of flu'
property and find that the land to be given up is
rather MOPS than one-fourth of the whole of the
pr.pettr. Now supposing th .t a Railway Company or
Street Improvement Committee had an Act of l' olio-
ment to take the wh,dr, what amount wolf the
Charity Commissioners dquand for the said land' i -
SME:lent to i C i ',vented in the throe per coot, to , Errs COCOA.—GRATSIXI. AnD COMPOIATING.—" By a
pro Inca the ti-vent fncom., v:z., I`.lo par annum. It th deit :h knowledge of the natural. laws
whim. govern the
Ii plain th.mt.re that £3OOO would hwe to be pdd op... Tithes or digestion and nutrition, and by a careful
them. Al the Corporation ore taking the best tart of
ai.olioation of the tins
the lanai, and over one-fourth ~f it—how out it h., aeid Mr. E .Ps his l'N's'l;.,luaa: hfast t.bfe with a
~.„
~1....1, fiaecetm I. 1 erale which may save us many
p,riop our ert well-selected Coma,
iet o
the 1.709 is an erretsive !mount ?
hear • doctors' Mlls. It is by the Judicious use of such
Again, the !dies Chwity's Tresteee will be tpahle
art.cler of diet that • c ,natitution may be gradually built
to put no mooch 111,P,r,Y on lan I again, and gin- lis owl' strong eoou2h to rmist every tendency wh.am..
ac-in.ntly th ir Inc me will lie lertaned, and In my Noun 'reds of subtle maladies are dating ar mod U. ratty
I
opini-n as thin Clarity is CI Vie good of the poor ~f • to ett,ek who!. evo• Clere iii weak punt. We mar (recaps
our own town, it ,hould be the endeavour of every.ne, . tiny. ratil""i."..r' t by keeping ourrelrett well fortified with
and especially of the Ce'Possolon. to take eare that ' 1 ortMed f r • • pore mood and a m'orwlitto b.ui rame. —CnnlSrresee
es water or ran. Bda
by no act of theirs the benefit artidng (roma° excellent I !"rat.---X 44. elmlialeUed " illy in Peckers., JAIISS EPPS And CO.,
a Charity should In any way be diminished- Hoe,,ootothte mandate, Landon.*—Also maim of lippo's
On LlMlfilinn IN In 11911//ditrf or WilllQUlli, Chocolate Imtreamt.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

ARABI'S DEFEYDER A &Ilan' Mi.V.

Upon • Dorset/hire zum devolves ths distinctim of
defending the great culpi it. whose came is in every
mouth. The *ou of the Vi.. 3. of Bra !pole, Mr. A.
M. Bradley, a barrister attached to the Consular
Service at Tuois, will, it is announced, defend Arabi.
Mr. liroadley is an cner,mtie Maeon. and his visit to
this cauntry wane lour .4 tire year. 040 introduce.'
him to • great number of the hrethren of this province,
who will follow the trial with a lditi 'nal loterest on
account of his cocne:tioa with it. We believe it is no
secret that durtn.r the late uofortunate experience of
the French in Tunis the inform sti ot derived from Mr.
Broadley swayed considerably the mini of the Engli.h
Legialature. Mr. ltiroadley wrote an account of the
Tunis Exp....litho for the leading j..urnal.—Shcrboroc
Journal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

re gk Editor.

dmht oio,t peop!e have read the fable
when the pan. man went out on a cold awl dreary day
arid NM a serpoit scrugglii% and neardeath. Ha had
c ouptssio.l, riolt it up, per it into his bosom, and
when it found its life Aroog, it atuog its bcusdictor.
I tooth a 1-s. oi may 11. bar, ed from this. in the
W••yitio ith, the.° are two lizhte Fir the
goal inn, of su,roi••rs • 4c,ng hat' .ur. Who is it
that i• ok. after t hoe blots in c tee they grow ilion or
go out ourifix th • •ire try mil I•.tig nli•U
ti.o4 if our town.. on are in th ir 1., hi? It in tn.
Wir• go .11 the Pier aid w te;,,
a 9.1 eauso the lights ii an.wir the purpiro
they are j.Wtol.il for, aril which has not b”en 112,fr•:•
qa,utly tie thin ii voinu arily dont by
;he ,w an unge see •U. dee. Won' I end .ar nil%
or appnrently curlew" or. if »pubic, to maks them
pay 111 flr nil the rier. I *if say iii MOTO. I
leave it t the wurlJ. Is that gratitude?
Atrit.t.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

1111E1130ZNE.

P.O.L.—Provincial Grand Lodge for Menet, which
hae been delay.l thim year by various circumstanced, id
now definitely fixed tor Thuralay. November tbil. It
will be hell n 82erborno,

Tile BONVIKE DOTS bell their first meeting for the
season at the lied AtiMiun Mon lay, and unanimously
resolved to have a demote.tr..tion on Monday,
November, in the style which is now so extensivrly
imitated. Nearly all the "Oil Boys" were prearn.,
and a etroog working citionitt e wet., formed. who will,
without loss of time, appeal to the pnblk for sobegdp„
tions. A goodly RUM was subscribed in the room as
an earnest a the intermit taken by the real workers in
the matter.
SIthItBORNR AGRICCLITEIAL SOCIETY.—The show and
anon al meeting of our long-established soday wdl be
held nearly a month earlier than usual. As this for-
wsr.l movement already embraces the two towns,
Yeovil and Sherburne, and a 1 it seems most desirahle
at least for exhibition that the shows shall succeed
each other, 111. nut improbable that Stalbridg
minder, awl eller shows and meetings may be
advanced. One advantage übtailied by the change will
be that it will leave the Was ',ern afiriculturi`t4 free to
attend the I...logien and libmingham shows. and *sill
relieve the December month (generally • busy one) by
transferring ewe* of the public Wainer to the dull
month of November.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

Shortly after eleveo o'clock on Saturday a fire broke
out at the Grand 0 ,ncert-hall, Westatreet, Brighton,
where Hamilton's putorams had been performing for
some weeks put. The entertaiument hid ooncludel
and the audience dispersed before the outbreak
occurred. The flames were not subdued for five hours,
by which time the scenery of Hamilton's panorama
and a large organ worth £2,000 were destroyed.
Nothing but the two side walls and iron girders was
left intact. The Ca4le H del was completely gutted.
The hotel and concert-h iU were insured for Ell,Boo,
but Hamilton's prwarty was uninsured. Three
policemen were seriously injured, and several firemen
sustained cute -

One-Jitii-e—extensive flour mills belonging to Messrs.
Baker on Re.icliff.backs, Bristol, was burnt at an early
hour on Sunday morning, and property destroyed to
the value of between £.50,000 and £60,000. The
mischief Wa4 happily confined to the smaller mill,
which, however, contained much valuable machinery.
Of the 300 men employed by Mews. Baker, only
about 40 were engage I at the Old Mill; and it is pro-
bable that there wi'l not be thrown out of work.
Nothing seems to be known of how the fire originated:
and it is not yet certain whether Messrs. Baker's
Insurances will cover their heavy low.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

wursoaNs.

ApoShtiouoniat:
apinted
Act, have just hal to gives decision in a cue Irb
ehows that " Vets "like analyst, are not always !A)
tO
relied upqn. About a month ago the vetery!'r,
Inspector for the district Mr. Make,
reported an outbreak of swine fever on the faon
Mr. Henry Aoams, if Shanwiek. and gave • certin at,
that seven pigs were stifle. mg (non the disease. Mr'
Adana'. whom the result proved to possess a
koowlefge of what swine-fever is than the member 1
the 11.X.V.5., dieputel the alleged fact, and reev"te'
the committee bef•ire ordering the slaughter of !to
liign to adj own their decision, especially u their o'l
it against him would have involved the daughter 0,
hie herd. This they did, for a fortnight. In the insor
while Mr. Adams milled in Mr. Allen, of Masan
wad when the cemzeitese met Mr. aMbily 51'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

DORCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL.

--.

Prieent :—The Mayor (Alderman Em‘on), Alder.
MID Gregory; Comoillora W. Horde's, A. H. Lock,
T. (bomb", A. Popo, G. Davi.. W. Tilley, Mr. H.
Symonds illeceny•Town Clerk), and jr. Thomas
(Borough Surveyor).

PATIIIST OF MONIT.

The Finance C ,mmittee recnnteonded the payment
of £lBB on tbo aec9unts for the half year, in connection
with the Town Council.
On the motion of Alderman (I RIGOR V, seconded by
Mr. W. DoiuncN, orders for payment were made.

MR. RILLS' LASE.
The Surveyor rep ,rted tha, in accordance with
Instructions rec..ived, ho had ewein ,zone thr ugh the
house in Cornbill, in the occupation of Mr. Mille, and
It. found it was not in rot air in ac:A..rdance with the
terms of the leave.
Mr. Couuni : In what way is the home not in
"V; instanci, Mr. Thorna.s sib!, the ceilinge in the
attic were only held up by p.per.
Then that is not tenable re; air, paid Me. Coosa..
Mr. Thom •it nail the Calibers and joists and such
like were very god.!.
The M AVM remarked they could not, nnder the
circumstance., entertain M. Mills' application.
Mr. Cooties: The only question is can we call upon
Mr. Mille to repair'
Mr. Ihnturti :We are In thi, poeitiou,-110 cannot
renew, until the repairs are carried out.
Alderman GREGORY moved, and Mr. G. Davie
seconded, that the Surveyor prepare plans and
Zrcations in accordance with the lease, sod Oat
lfisoise be malted W execute them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

ENDLAND AND TURKEY.
THUM' BY TIM SULTAN.

CONSTANTINOPLL, Tu., IAY Eveniug.—The Sultan
has p Anted out to Lord Miliaria that no reply haa yet
been received to the No's of the Porte inquiring when
the British troops well leave Egypt. die Maleriti
declared th it if tb 3Brileb Arnhaiviidor did not reply
to thie ekaumuhicatwu he would a hires!, hiniszlf to the
Powers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10

J. SANDERS,
COAL MERCHANT.

DSOS to =roam) to his Customers and
A/ Friends that fro la now diarhargin3 from the Bhip
a Cargo of

°Alum" WALLSZND 00AL,
Which be pa highly recommend, at tia,
*mum& prices.

Customers filling up for the winter, shou'd du no 110 W,
ASthus Ia• good oppurtunitr
Those Coals aro all screened bidure howg sent out,

OADADA TAUX AT THA Orrtcso--
289 ST. THOMAS-STREET. r.nd 64, ST, MARY-
-BTREE4.

An orfte promo, Executed with the usual charge
ice delhery.