The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-03 00:00:00

THE DO-LITI'LE SESSION.

If the last session of parliament could be called
a "do-little" one, the present promises to be a
do-little more emphatically. On Wednesday
last hon. members had nothing to do, and
consequently did not meet. On the following
evening they took upon themselves the task to
teach the new chief constructor of the navy—Mr.
Reed—the noble art of letter writing. On
Tuesday night, Sir F. Smith strongly censured
the appointment of • comparative stranger to
the public service, over the beak of Mr. Laing
and other master shipwrights. Mr. Reed, who
was present, took Sr. at the imputations which
he supposed were cast upon his professional
capacity, wont home and exploded his wrath in
a letter to the gallant member for Chatham,
which the latter read to the House. It was cer-
tainly coached in the strongest and most
oSensive terms, for it distinctly chanMsris.d the
remarks of Sir F. Smith as fakes and libellous,
imputing to him corrupt motives of benefiting
and advancing one of his constituents—Mr.
Laing. Now, it could hardly be expected that
• member of the Hones of Commons could sit
down quietly under a letter from • servant
of the Government, commenting in such
terms upon words spoken by him in his
place in Parliament. It is but justice to
Sir F. Smith to say that he brought the matter
forward with singular moderation; but Mr.
Roebuck, who never loses an opportunity of
=forth as the champion of its honour
y carried the general feeling with him,
in asserting that so drib* and indisfamible an
outrage required to be visited with the repri-
mand of tie speaker, and the humiliation or •
public apoloyy by the culprit on hie knees at the
bar ot the Home. Accordingly, Mr. Reed was
ordered to attend OD the morrow to have an
opportunity of realigns • helm on good
manners, raised tam* sad &mai lanalides.

Next came the question of the lieerteiol eYetwer„ ,
when, in reply to Mr. Lawson, Sir Gorge tirg
=tbrA...fater the depot of thri liverpriol
shig consider ob 6 difficulty was created
,k_in ref,
_Tr. to • general bill on the question, and
`"" although be had a measure in preparation,
he was not prepared to say when he would in-
troduce it. The fact is, the question is • de-
licate one to handle in the face of the influence
of the publicans and browers,rand it is not likely
dthauctedtliteo hit end
honestly legislating legientole.tlngUld be
the
subject, however desirable such legislation
might be. A Parliament molt be Feu% and
its members still in the flush of riotous
fmkriLds unthinkingßinidnasePimdfrultece," "zed °tiler
" Cream" ,may consider themselves seilously in
danger. ronewing this arcs? • qnaftioa fascool-
ing the Nawab of the Camelia, • or y t
no doubt in his One btSt
about whom eom we never heird any of out
shire yoothan make any alluaion at their Farmers'
Club; and last of all osme the Navy Estimates.
Our contemporary the Iron rinses, &peeking of
this debate says : "A wide expanse of bombes
wan tihdy dotted with members, who have some
modiste either Upon the whole .or some pirt of
, the subject. The Bulletin and toonomisis were
of course absent, in accordance with the eon-
cadent theory of Mr. Cobden and Mr. Bright
that it is utterly useless to criticise votes, and
that the gral declamation in which they !n-
-oel is the only weapon of stack worth nele!„.
against Our OVerirrOent expiture. Lord rat-
merston aluotbsted on tko Treastiry herith, and
Mr. Dietzell watched him with profound and
statesman-like vigilance. Mr. Lindsay unfolded ,
for the fiftieth time a scheme for turning the '
admiralty inside out, and talked a good deal of
Cobdsn-and-water upon a great number of points.
Sir John Pakington was fussily active in his
demands why the Aker had, and the other had
not, been pru,otad or rewarded. Sir H.
Willoughby set tiianclai puerilee to the Secretary
for the Admiralty out of the abundant materials
supplied by the estimates. Mr. Boutin* was
for once not Irtot 114resable, white licad C.
I:istiZilllitdirettiesairf n lia cluiP of being ex-
am making things as
pleasant as poribie. Thus passed the night in
social chat; there was nothing very exciting and
nothing improving, and nothing at all important
in the conversation. But after all it was quite
as amusing as that which passes at an average
dinner; and we dare say Wm will be admitted by
those who take the trouble if consulting our
Parliaments:Li:9o,d,,
DORCHINVEL—Pircsisii Coil Maener,Setor
day,Pobrsory .—The &Mephitic, was pod and tha
trade is ends and mod corn was active, sad lam
rates were fatly maintained, but the wheat Wad,,
was dull, at declining, prior.
ELIA-L*lof O AI7DITONS AND A OIL--On
Mondsjr. the elmetion of &editor& for
the easou=r. for the borough of Dorchester book
Georee Greening and William
kt;is were the retiring auditors, and Masora
James Drake and Thome Patch the aserwon.
Menem Joseph Mersea and Thomas Patch mere
elected auditors, mid Its. George Grossing and
Robert Huai sovessora
NATIoNAL &WOOLS. —Pram the report of the
committee of the Machete* Naticatie Satoh for
the Past year we glean the killowitig i—" The Ulan-
dame at the boys' school as 16(; the previous
year, 165. thus showing an lacrosse of cam The
average attendance was 116. In the girls' school, the
number oa the register for the pan year was 212,
sad for the previous year, 237, Wowing • de-
ere, of 25. The average attired:ion was 150.
' Her Majesty's Inspector of Schools has expressed
his approtal of OM propels Made by the children
during the past year, and it will be a source Of sails-
faction to those interested in the schools to know
f' that Fanny Stainer c ,Eillape, the pupil
toeillare, _Clanioed 'll GerAip is the
r Sallebetry Training • at • recent Christmas
examination. So far the working of the school is
satisfactory, but the oomoittee are sorry to add
that for the first time, after many yews of prosperity,
Mars is • great diminution in the funds of the
, school, the cause of which is to be mainly attributed
to connecting the drainage of. the boys' school with
the public works. But the deldeacy doss sot
arise from this source aloes but horn the falling
of of milmeriptions ; and it is a metier of
that huids of the alio* will Still Sather
Is mehlesd to the amount of £6O or £7O, in
sonsepkwies of the recent change in the Govern-
ment scheme of education. The committee, in oon-
oink*, earnestly solicit support in aid of this
schooL From the financial statement for 1662 it
appears the receipts amounted to £25718.. 6d. and
the expenditure £253 Os. SI., leaving • balance due
to the treasurer of (5 6.. Id., whereas at the ended
the previous year there was a batman in head of
fa 2s. 4d.
Pastatiatiospe vol THS Asfaoabenro ROTAS
Mmotiabx The sub-coointiMse apPinteidtg
arrange and carry ma programme for to
celebrating the marriage of the Prises of Wales wi
held several meetings on the subject. The field-day
of the Royal Horse Artillery, now stationed at oar
barracks, will, of course, form the chief haters of
attraction. It is also reposed to repast how=
poor wale pod old Hugh* fare at the
and Market Place, end the seeming to ille=
the Count, sad Townhall. The earlobe
children in the town, we are glad to dad, will not
he forgotten, as it is intended that they shall prods
the tows, headed by a hand, the children carry*
flags and hennas. It has beam suggested that, m
there will be some difliculty p providing • soilage
building Ii which Moot 1 elf Medd he
soonanalated at tea, they should be provided with
• three-puny bun each, and a Wows medal.
The inmates of the Union are to be replied with
fare similar to that of Christmas day. We
are glad to best the Wise of the town ere astiesly
engaged in miming subecriptioas forth. peva* of
r mattes for the children and for the peer.
The iebscriplloiha already Orval for the festivities
amount to nearly £llO, mue we ha I na doubt lost
alien the toWp his boat th a
large Al.. will be resilited,
will • day or two "behind the fair," it mead!, some
up to the mark ia showineite loyalty sad period=
for Eaglaad's Mate king sad queen.
Done= Lae Assisce.—llicre are already sr pi.
mans for ail at these arils. shape is Mews :
.leales Shahs* eirelleg a quantity deems, Maw end
lines, the property of Mann. Johsa.46•llll emlei
easy. his asaws, at ; Fooks,
warder of Daniel . Joseph Stoke idgisek
Allred Pray, wilful murder of Merles leveas, at Peet-
lead ; Thomas Andrews, Charles Base, sad James
Boca*, being armed .ea the WOO of We 11th el
October, 1861, evitli isnd r the poressi of
telgie, Poo. lad I bsBes Ibne, sad
William Clot; John sod John Beaks, Wallas
• coat at Wisiberse Laster; George Wien, mounding
William Kerby with • lush, with tweet to nerd*
at Sherboeue ; John Epees, William Reynold, sal
George Perry. sealing • pine of hewn, he., Id
Weymouth ; Jells Melee, eeeiesells. tim birth el
her Wild at riddistriewhide ; Jessp& Garnet, as.
P.C.saniliag floosies is the usestko of his itoy at
Dori:honer ; Mari Warivi, thin
railway Wain as We railway at Wen.
John flast, fmarliiia4 *earn* bail a h
weight of bras at Marshall ; George WWI=
Berry, feloniously aessaltieg MINTNNI•
Thorneoreln ; George Has* radios • at
Polygram* ; John Waal* snail* a pins of all
Dorchester; Robot Miami, assaultiag P.O. Mewl is
Skodford; Merles PastfrodaileeMreereriarlf Is. 44.
to his own We at liesseinderi 'Norge
ar.ds, burglary at Longlesi ; Thaws Steakey ;
sissling two sheep skies at Mithentra Lawton ;
George Hurst sad Brejamia Mwieldp, Mali* •
copper boiler at Wyk. LOB j Abeele. Barn* asses at
Wasillon ; Fooleask Wells sad Regis Manisew,
weasel jag Abadan Wren to amok arose at Mead-
ford wWleari Direst. headelently oheakatag sieves
Pan of eider at Nelliartany ; lobed Wet, stealing a
beg sad $w ef pews at Hen tie ; fiestail
nr. -It Abe wenn,
at=lingrailltga. the OWL —Joh 'Weak fiateriewly
resolving a earoisty at sieves sad Was, the pro-
way of Roma lobs Ms Illochces sad OsaPassit,
Rad ; Alfred Pops, abeetinalin mine Child
Obsiord ; William Pressly,steeling • /Whit Map at Rd
Lelowth •' Asa Hashan, MOAT dimes* ef the
dead holy of •AU at Piddleinathide ; Joseph Beek-
lead, phase three boo railway shahs es railway at
Seaford ; Willie. Pao», faridalastly obtaining Ha at
Chariton Marshall ; Elisabeth Haskell, snails( a pan
War at Carts Oselle.
LONDOP wiz Sorra -W loran RAILWAY. CzDar
Eccusstos no LOSIDOIL—Oor readers will proem
by Morena to cur adverb.* ackunas, that the
South-Western Railway Company have nada sr.
=to he a asap weans= to Leaden, So
these parties who are able and feel iodised
to wiener the procession of the Priam of Wales
and his intended bade through the nostrelteret The
train will anus boa Wirproeth en Friday next
at 7.10 a.m., Darchestsr at 7.45, and arrive ia
Leaden shout ale o'clock, rowan a° ll' 611°'
il'igh4swidat, at Ltd p.m.
thaw. AND Coevairrai Cynics Spawn.
—4:t• wedeaday swain • mews was presaged
in sid of this society at the Hot Trinity Church, by
the Rev. Doctor MurPhy,
Madras. The rev. gentlemen
came of the soeisky, sad at die of Me
course • aileellies was made arawaiiii to At 9..
At At- Beerip's Church. Fordindlin. on SendaY
"'mind. the Rev. A. Handley, vicar of peva
Pomo, also in as isaprierva drocares urged the
aims of Wis Bernet, asa hi appal, vas
spended to, • 40111041111 of £4 14s. 5d., beim. »Weed.
Tin Mnsnta.—Ordors have bun jammed ter the
Derast PAgtinsat of Militia to aseembla tor these
mimi =WM" ia April sitasat reentirn osralled
chies the hot tcsinirc are ' to aremble
, IPriday. Apra the dr* adr "aid sadiron" ois
APB 24 et the Midis Storm
Tin Nut POST OM& —We ere pleased te be
able to amereses thee It is intended beep.. tir no*
Per-oilleslt Illechbillisy Walk The is aelf/M
MA& will 14 a inlet bees EPS only the Mira.

tssitsi of the tsfin *to to viffliters liki
gsitl esu who ,rlatot arid wiio mere vir
aloes to find oit Peet-isilee ia
The new ono Made hid Sodisesonosh Orele
town, sod is • poetics of the well-known establldt-
went of Mr. 'Wollaston, cook and oosesetionsr, is
CornhilL nu, sew poet 0601 will, ja *Teri nark
I be I decided improvement upon the old ose.
arrangement has been made by the us crly-appoira
poetrrosater, Mr. Charles Pireooll, for the con.
mums of the public, as also for that of the officials
oonneeted with the establishment We would
suggest, however, that In order still more to sake
the aloe as public in possible, a stained glass lamp
should be plead over it, baring the words " POMO
°Moe" thereon. finch • stop would entail an ex-
pense dimly • few pounds, but the besellts socra. ,
sic frets it weak} be obvious, and ilawald be erected '
• stipelets of the publis.. We would also sag-
sok that the post-oGice plllaz lettsr-box which at
prels placid at the Corn guiding% should be
remet
temal to the tiotow of floritiol-stirbeeolit, and *en
wouldtb
AOCIDEST. —OS Smaidsy • lad named Ws• Gilbert,
in the employ of Mr. Hayward, lialolor, 161116 Wilk a
serious assiskrat„ The boy, it appears was slaamtiag co
• basalt sad was about to jump olf, when beenught one
of his buds ia the stooks sod by butchers for hemoif
op melt, soft tors hip kaad °yam ia • &whoa ',asst.
Th• pool Maw west Isis Mr. Baktrualres, _ambit sad
draught shop, and bid the WOllll4l &vast, arid thee
proceeded to *a County ficepital where everir
was ptid list it will be some time before lisdkaati:
elle to um bis hand se the lame** is very senora

WEYMOUTH.—OOWPLLJD OPtrenrehm.
Ceoece Soctarr.—The impel Ewen of the
Weymouth auxilary of this saucy was held at the
National Schoolroom on Thursday night. The
atteodeseit res Teri good. John Code, Seq.,
ocespied the chat The prcoceedinia id the meet-
ing were commenced by the Imaging Byrne; dad
the Rev. W. H. Cardeaux, laving colored up •
gayer, the chairman and the financial elatemsed
at the Worms* branch of the society for the pest
per. It appeared from the statesman that the
&mounted to OS 135., and the expenditure
rellifitlibe Pd. leaving • betimes dee to the Parent
floady of A 47 fa. ad. This was • source of tam.
gratalation, the dolmas remarked, as is we. an
wonted *VW the recaps of het year, bet dill the
amount we. eery Pan when they looked at the
peat of the society'li taboret. He bad oheerved
in One of the toolety't piper% that maplizatio33,ooo
of & bleb people had goite to tbi • whore
employmest had boss furnished them e oalfid
speak fram ex/pimp as he bed May mot to
140 working roes hem Peetlead. Here was
an indium ta whole the adasies hod afforded es.
to the MS of the mother conatry, and by
tom had greedy reduced the emieery and mar.
ing which bed prevailed is Portimad during the peel
rdster. be?. R. James also addressed the
ineeting, and
sad trgeaargoogamentre the beedlt
which this hal ad was stall
soldering in At the brim= be was a
=Lebow, there Peg at thi • • ail 04
beer • sermon preached awe in a hank, aid in
other peels kW favoured owe in threemouthe, whilst
is some photo it wee °sly oboe in nine maths. It
wen very difiicult task for • clergymas to
is three services • day, m his strength wosl fed
arida the adios duty, end at the noel he could
not undertake it fo•i• IBM then qjp. maths. The
rev. gestlemaa upbraided the Reroi, for
said
bad couple which they met the odium, Led odd he
would rather visit those parts when no Europeans
bed ever been, and tee* the beads* the of
selvedge, this endeavour to imbed them wine
Europese were. The Itp. Dr. Murphy,
Cothedrel Obtapk4 of Madras, and the
dunned= flop in. peaut Society, in the perm
of • Pry intiffelting "Met mid ft *at estordeMag
bow God had bloomed their liodetY, th the , acia,
theta of Europe so provision had been made let
the spiritual welfare of the numerous visitors who
wait there until this society took the rnealer in
head. It we. this that, at the eemgestioa of the
uhop of London, it we. decided tint the Ooloniel
and Coodeebtal Gbh* &Pep shouldsta
places of supply
places end fidtliftli telniaters to
the spook In adverting to India, the dep
said that the potattlittillpiied their oillaish
with iltiplabie, bid • ty of tie
were hit depotided Oath
Society for in. Proppboo the Oopel 14'
mod • stogie maimmonery for the beat& of the
is India ; thus the whole .5' the work
we. left for this society to accomplish. Tim
Europeans had so many disadvantages co contend
apind—the dints, the idolatrous habits and
g= of the pe and the democulteing P-
ot the Poi lee'rmade of the Sabbath-day,
sod the tended to peke them neglectful at their
eternal welfare, Lyitig wp ass at the greet
inetinatione dl high, med 511. POP Who said
bed till his comrades the way in eh& be lied its.
posed upon his water was considered a hero. The
rev. gentleman then narrated two anecdotes, which
showed the extent to which this habit was carried.
But a greet change had taken pipe within the LP
twenty pest and he maintained that it wee
mainly to be attributed, ender Ood's providence,
to the indolence and sample' at by Lord Harris,
the Coverage of the Madras Presidency, that that
put a( the lodise empire remised taterpill at the
tide of Ma aithisy.. ?hi ref brought
• very inettnotille Midas to • by isatpatlt
Pain for ainistaate.—The Rev. E. lisadisad also
me& • few remarks, and the anoting wa• b
to • else, by the • of the do:dau:Mt!
collestion hang made at the doors.
Clommxr Pam iimuche, Friday—Baton Cepa
=(chairman), R. H. 0. SwaMeld, 8.
and IL C. Goodden, Pars
Assurth.--Jaium mad Itimiloetk Idoredyikuebead
end wife, at Partied, inte eimrgitd wlsh alietteldag
Richard Hatohinge, • carpenter, of the
itraridete,
as Tuesday, the 104 February—Mr. ap
cZos.for the complainant, Ned Mr. Tweed for the
—Fran the oomphinent's datentent it atm-
=that be ifipt into the Railway Tavern, at
as the dtdPos. Is cypeedea, far the pur-
pose of getting • pint of ale. Abet Zdroggees
the home shout five ininntet the
poompoied by the female cledendemt's
entered likewise, sad tone in the MOO where am-
pigment we. alga& sad tried to incite him to cop
mit • brew* of the pace. The this. then went
into the poor, sad as their relenting id opposite
amnagtamwr
AltejemalmLidef=di asme prom
tlresteied
to give hid '..raziftiiz thee death him
several times in the dab I=
Vireagh him lip. The hadsmad thee
" better-hdf," and shook compleineat over We
head sad eon, sad in eadeeperiog to poled him-
self be received a blow o his right head, wilds
prevested his using his basesoor winos. Not contest
with this he the. poll/ compmst's heir, tad
held nal do** ettilet ' pitched" into hie breed,
and otherwise Ill.treite4 hits. Tegmh.wilessz eased
!310:20dallyatt sad pee
're beetelaosey.--Mr. Third, in deka"
mid that the preemet ens arose Pt Maas Width
charted Pee dart this ogo, eke the heephinest
nude a statement Ike
fidelity of the hash c=auriliZts ea: rise
exasperation, sod he contended that the comphameill
deserved the treatment he had repaired. He this
celled Henry Tolwar, the father of the female &-
forbad, who aid he sew the comphinent in the
Bailey Tavern, sad he soiled him what he had got
to my Pod hie (enema's) homily. The eomplaiaant
meld ", Nothiag." Witness's dengliter ties got op
sod asked Hutehingm if be
.horl net i=ntlatiziort,
Ostia' dist as nopoper be.
tweet his sae and her, wiattasYrepiled "No," but
afterwards mid "I did nay so, and I tea Pear to
it." She thm pus hist • slap in the hoe, when he
was going to Pike her, sad the maledekodest
r..,..Looss=e hie by knocking him
Manning mid the Beach were vf
*Rip that a vialati efid oggpwated magi bed
takes plain, sad gird the dat lea sad code,
or is dela& me ateeth's Ppasommerd with herd
labour. A math was Awed kr paymest ups the
of their soliehor.
Ranacs os nu Boma Act —William Bullock, •
publican, was enmemeed for keeping hie hole: 23 ,
at Portland 'her boon—Mr. Tumid, who
far the defeadent, sited for the COM to be adjourned,
oa the stramad that as the Mums took pipe
a masa age, the auersoma bad not been
tiodl lad Tuesday. The eaPernumest wm merged la.
Aweless Pulliam, um Tatham—Jobe Pearce,
Milord of the Had Use Ina, Weal Chlokerell, was
sommosed ea the inktnestion of P.C. Heed for
ellewisg cord playing I. his home. Tits '"—-
elated that on the 1185 k nit he was as Ply at Weal
Clgakerell, sad reessised outside of the Red Lies
, Sou eight e'dook until be,. lie looked through
the itiat sad saw NIX men playing at "Darn,"
They were playing for beer, the losing side having
to pay three Wpm. etch. —ln answer to Mr.
Howard, who appeared for the debar* the
the amiable Pied UP he looked them\ the
*Pow for two been He had no noses to be
"dews" as the dellsadmi —Mr. Howard urged
Re the dellmsdent bad sever been helkere the Beech
before, and this ad arose from eamathiag
at Pother hams in the anise= tee=
Messiag, tplit Re
omilleiate =1.41•114to bba lbeet in. ash.
Mart 10e. Pi pie, or ems amatkb betsidesemisok
Oliresvernme ins liaierwas.—Willima Meese
Wale we. charged with °beheads( the
at Ohlokerellom the Ith ill. The ddedbarenri
act appear, but the ahem we. anewered by Ms ed,
who dated that his father was tumble to Weed OS
amount of 'en—P.C. Hood said as the ay ha
=areghe sew the deksdent's cm the
Toed, lowa. from Weynruin. Ile GP
ow it at sine eche an the menshr, sad lt ***
maned in the seed until at. Alma is the efier-
sees. He did net see anydieg the seetter with the
mee He hod ardiesed the delmoost h&c&
—Dehadaat's mos mid the the nem Id, the '
wart we. kh in the read, we., beitito the
one of the %mob get loose sod the eked
ere. fie *um obliged te take the wbsdel,erße
in. tat *VIM his bees hisS etd the WON abb.
The email& 'Wed Ye he sat sea dknovwf sap
thag mils wish tai7z, use weld he lad
"rev& slat 11.. ha lied sells.
—OA ftldsg, osr, was Ishi.

Isboar.

before Captain heves, and BIWA Bower, eg.,
charged with essanhiss a bop new* Porter, on W
Kna evening.— Oomplaiesat staked that as
y evening, between ths hours of live and
br loar at the Apieneds, when the do.
fondant—who br tin ups in
by he ought to
be—came there too, pins boil
who were taunting hint. " mane st* down upon
one of the chair posts, and a boy weed
Warms sat down by the side of him. The deistt
dint struck the lad with a small stick be had in his
head, wham Porter interfered sad waived to know
what he hid streak the boy, for and threw an "ezhi.
bition" ball at him, which streak him es the arm.
" Tommy" hereupon knocked Porter down and cut
his hod open with a stiok, and struck him when he
was down. .4 map named George Knee said the
defindsat would Mee killed the boy if be had not
taken him away. The defeniktft was sentenced to two
months' bard labour at the " socoitttnotistios Nish.

DoriCliastar.
&ass OF THE Tnam.—On Friday morn* a
large supply of very fine mackerel were sent into
the town sad disposed of at very liberal miss. This
is Mr ihresselly early haze of the year for this Ash to
visit ork tholltii Jan
iriiiia welcome vinter,as it is a
a
sore harbiner of ad
Ononos UL awn ft IrtinthemAire.—Mr.
Carbonell, the wine nierchuit,lPer a favourite with
Norge UI., sad used to be admitted to the 'opal
hunt. Returning the day from the these, The
Majesty affably estered into °coronation with hh
wise merchant, sod rods a considmable way rete-a-
fell With him. Lord Wahlagbara war in attendsnos ;
and, watching di carteuity, be look Mr. Carboosil
aside and whisperid MIL "What's that —what's
gag.. said the King." Wahlaglam has beea laying
;urn " am, lam WM kin besa
• ty of unintentiorial diporipest ; my lord ism**
reformed withal I ought to have taken off my bat
whomever I addressed your Majesty • but your Ma-
Jest to observe that whenever I bruit my
bats bay wig, sad my wig is tied to
my Lad. and I am rid*g • very bier-splinted horst
so that if anything goes off #a east jo to=
The Ring laughterl heartily thk
apology, wince he good-naturedly aoomlid, sad
continued 10 chat with Mr. Carbonell entreat ert.
&wring his falling off his bores.
lamas Accnnorr..--oa. Thanday Eases*
a goods porter, named John Bradley. in the
of the Grath Westin Railway Company,
ash"with • very
_severs sootheat whilst
in what is caned the "lying thent.'reig
Mead that is order to awe time wires car-
nigh bath to be removed hem digerati poet-
hoes an theft is piled on ass line of rails
sad the coinages co moth*. From the saps is
attuned • rope, which is made fast to the coupling
skeins of the carriage, and by this month the
pa.in propelled. It mum that whilst *le
wastrels( perforated Bradley was between
beam of the ohmage endeavouriag to un-
hetes the rope, but maid not summed in doing so.
The engine stopped, but the carriage still moved
m, drawing the reps tighter and Mte:e and
:tZbating got us the wrong the
flie reps same serein his abdomen, the
aestigaidartEe=l,that tito reps, whisk wee of
arar astually broken. The
poor fellow was very mach lime, nett Dr. Foe was
emit for and wee soon ia satentherm.who pronounced
the oontneion as of • very serious obarether. From
inquiries we bare made the poor fellow still lies in
Mete.
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ancsnieira llBAS.—Trs RAWLS OF R/DUIG ON
.Aooii —Oa Wednesday, 256 alt., lis-
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Mesa 12 ,ad I eikers, Oliver Boymolds, sorriest to
Mr. Booby, of Godassolleas reel with a sad sta.
dint • short distance ism dile tows Be was re-
turning from Lyon's Gate with ft load el handles,
sad was
,12 on the shafts of the mesa, whoa,
owing yto • soda he s jerk was thrown
e the wheels passed over his. factoring his
thigh. A arson was at owe seat for, and he was
removed to the sersabilhospidal
Piny Sam" Wednesday, Feb. 254 h. -Be.
fore Ciotti Boughs= anal J. Z. Brirdetz
W illismWhitesof Robert Davis, of nalistestiti
were sununcosed by Seperintesdeat &owe lier being
drank and riotous at the parish of Pidd.letredhids.
rad ikt. each and cats.- Joist Barrett, of Alba,
was summoned by Searistoodast Brown for riding
sa the slidt of a wagon in the parish ci Piddloiren.
thide.--Caes dismissed.—Job Bided, of Minters,
ittreftemed by Jahn Canoe, of Cerra for a
et arated.--.Smitessed to 14 days' herd
labour.
&LANGFORD. - Rao-tram ow vas Wm. -
The following is the programme of arnagemento for
saishratieg the of the Prime of Wake :-
A public brealed, .ik. per Mad, in the Otra-le-
oboe% at aim o'clock, is ladies and gestlemes
who will afterwards form • processios to Church,
where the Wag or aware will be said, tad ea
ode= wag, ldhuei7i7 afterwards a promotion
Will bç lamed, Mid will perambulate the town,
kondd by the layer mad Corporation. the Bid.
Corps, Friendly md others aka( pert.
0. searching hook to the Market-plans, the
Natiolla Andra will be swig,
_aid the Rifle Corp.
will lire volleys. Al on. (Moak, • &ow situe
Coni-lashotage will he avow to the insimice load
werkma, the chid @spews of which will be horse
by their employers. At half.post am the Mayor
sed Oorpoeatton, with the Imeaseasa of the tows,
will dins is the Orme Hai, tickets 24. U. each.
At bill-pset two then will be • distribetion at asks
to tap mad eaddreft, of whose there are ever 800.
At hailed throe ofteddeor spouts, ender the
sompessat of the Aseiesseid Cammittes. rue.
works and roasts at ash in die laseb, sad • bill
at the Gorm-ladmais M helf-past alga. A dis-
tribution at noses and breed to the poor oiite take
place the night pun., an the iv • BMW
=I-To genes., two of bed
loaf I three raids it beef and a quarters
loaf to ted ptirecom will • farther adowase of half
• pound of liedmeddili of bread for ash chid. I
IVIMBOB.NI.-Fice-About hedfliest lOodosk
an Thursday night, Are me disioverodu=!
from the in •od • row el Mama
the property of Mr. W. Symonds
.dosor, of this
Nora. Tbe Are appeared le have enposied in the
Mama of me of the The engine was
ant kW, but before it LIM the mid, tbil Are
was to all appiermiessatisginthed, sod the cosine
acioserinealy roarald Hpt the Are was ant
aids in god an hour efaern.ds It broke ad
with great My, light* the whole Masa
It. rays. Help was soon is UM, and die
=swasaria quickly on the spetaid Mare may
had Mimed it was in ball pia, with •an
Zoils et the pups," what was the mewed togriag
praniess, which were nearly all
tater: lirisilli smar esd bad it not hem very_slm, the
whole nor mid Ism hem destroyed. Water wee
very plestddly eithised from the oiler if Mr.
Knott's Mess Mail is in the mum ii erection MAT
the spot Several aides of furniture were destroyed
byll the Are, which will be • sad loss to the poor
tends. A men by the DIM of Swaim*, was
Jodie essigh to venters through a window and
crows. room whilst is lams sad the cedes foiling
jlg. for the propose el getting a cost md a few ether
arias Foar Going, were destroyed, but we are
lOW to stile that Mr. Siam& is awed in de
Law Union Odoe, kw will* he is asst. It is en
scamordinery hot dist this is the third Are in the
Neighbourhood at Whitens im three weeks.
RINGWOOD.---ONITtiIaNIT TISNIALIMIC
Loam. -Oa Thursday • pedis =weft to ces.
Idle. the expedieney petit/slag ormeee to
=the male of iatoziotling liumes heaven the
ot
f eleven on Saairday night and eli dank on
Monday monis& was bold at the Toweled. The
Meyer prodded, .4th. various Mom in the town
both for and saimet molt a movesaset, were fairly
repremated. The la. Z. Nash said that thought.
add oat countsainse the aerostat to he fell as.
te be was of iambs thsiltws.advl.kleteosil
• public smetlegie disease the question. lie sat
add thst podia be sicut
eke the dlest that
dis limes sod Miss the shoed nal be
dm& ea the premins-The Ban. Maid
thatt as the law addible blei ale
drink tied woad well in esselasd, it meld answer
as well in Inedead and Wales, isid weed be •
valuable tidbits to our how* He booed to pro-
poes, That the imam& form of patios for pre.
hibitiag the sals of mianientlap lama bs41•11-1,1
p.m. Seaway, mad I sa. es lasiof b• .
Mr. R. Lase masa& prapaistion:Z.Lon
samadment, Mr. .7. Drailt=mba "I"
all avoidable Wilma. ime with the
sale of de ammosnes of life or with de Mort
of the people is mod to be deprecaled"
This was eseended by Mr. Saks-The Bev. J.
l'ithalwe said, m *AVM had hiss
Erclearly tipping tat dos inhibitants were
on the arida, be thought it weed lis
wise nod pruser Vag to he the artitat imeg. se
swim • eivweriol •I *aim it mull am-
ail *or a few to whim Fathom*, sid reprised
their views sal video as theme of the may. He
losobed all would lied it • heamiles
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