The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10 00:00:00

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state of the finances, and the libesality of friends
having enabled them to make an addition of 130
new volumes. Your committee refer with

tion to the unexampled success &worded $o their
efforts in the introduction of Penny Readings.
They believe that no project for the instruction and
entertainment of all classes has ever received so
large an amount of popular suppoat in this city, and
with the full belief in the beneficial influence of
these meetings, they hope to resume them during
the next lestnre session; and respectfully invite the
kind assistance of those who have not hitherto given
their peptone/ services in aid of the movement.
The Committee note the pleasing fact that a net
profit of £2O has been realised by the Penny Read-
ings. After enumerating the lectures delivered
during the year, the. Committee acknowledge the
valuable service. of those gentlemen who kindly
favoured them with gratuitous lectures, and also to
thank those ladies and gentlemen who rendered
their efficient services at the Penny Readings, and
tender their thanks to those gentlemen who have
gratuitously supaied the Institution with local news-
papers. The Committee are pleased to advert to
the present state of their finances, the balance
in favour of the Institution being £33 17s. Od.
Your committee in elating their report for the past
year, beg to refer to a subject which has engaged '
their anxious consideration, viz ,—The adoption of a
scheme which would enable them to take steps for
the erection of a building suitable to their require-
ment.; but they regret being still unprepared with
definite plan to place before the public ; mean-
while they cannot but express their strong
conviction that the permanence and increased
efficiency of the Institu6oi can alone be secured by
the possession of a building of its own. Mr. Style
said he felt great regret in announcing the deter-
mination of Hr. W. J. Wilton to resign the posts of
hon sec. and treasurer, which he bed held for seven
years. He undertook the office when the society
was in a most unsatisfactory condition, and in debt
to the amount of upwards of £l5O. He now left it
with a handseme balance in hand. (Loud cheers).
He was sure they would all feel tbe gresrest regret
at Mr. Wilton's determination. (Renewed cheers).
—Mr. Watson said he entirely concurred in all Mr.
Stile had said, and proposed a vote of thanks to Mr.
Wilton, to be engrossed on vellum, and that Mr.
Wilton should be elected a life member of the Insti-
tution. (Applause.)—Mr. Rawlins seconded the re-
solution, which was passed with acclamation. Mr.
T. A. Bennett waa elected to the vacant secretary-
ship, and Mr. K Young as honorary assistant secre-
tary. Mr. Style was elected treasurer. The follow-
ing gentlemen were elected on the committee :
Meant. Style, Carter, Bingham, Wheaton, W.
Young, Hicks, Watson, E. Young, Rawkins,
Buokell, Toomer, Griffin, Ward, F. A. Blake, and
W: J. Wang.

AuoufesT,now OF POOR BEITF/CILB POl(O.—A
meeting of the donors and subscribers to the Poor
Benefice Fund, in the diocese of Salisbury, was held
Sept. 26th, the Lord Bishop of the diocese in the chair.
Alvedision had received from Ecoleaisatioal Commis-
sioners an annual grant of £l7 3s. 4d., which, with the
beneriotioiis raised locally, added to the grant made
from the Poor Benefice Augmentation Fuod, increases
the value of this poor benefice by the annual amount of
£34 6s. Bd., and to West Lulworth, where the gr. at
object was to secure • suitable risiedeoee for the
imcninbent, the Commiiaionars promised s grant
of £4OO, whieh, with the benefactions raised locally,
ailed by a sum of ta from this fund, will, it is to
be hoped, bring this matt r to a suooessful issue.
There were five places en the list of applications for
pants, but only four of them Leine before the meeting,
one having been Withdrawn in consequence of there
being some doubt whether it could be considered one of
those cases which the fund was originally established to
aid. It may be sufficient to slate here, without going
into the particular circumstances of seek benefice, that
Berwick St: James, St John's, Studley, Trowbridge,
the Church of the Holy Trinity and St. Peter, Sh,f,es-
bury, and the Chapelry of.Shsw. received grants •if £2O,
£65, £125, and £5O respeotvely ; the sums of eno,
£2OO, £375, and £174 having been rei.ed in those places be
local era, ions. Indeed, jut .e case if Ohs' tesbitry, £lOO
additional had been raised, w ;jell it was hoped ninths ne
met by ben, factions (rout other quarters. After iii the
treasurers, auditors, and secretaries to the fund we re-
elected, and thanks given to them for their past senders.
It may be well to remind the boilers of ma,' benefiees
in the diocese of Salisbury that this fund is at present
able to hold out the eimoutagement of no inconsidershle
assistance to those who are willing to raise local sub-
scriptions for those objects, to be met, if possible, by
grants from the Ecciesias ical Commissioners. The
secretaries, Rev. C. W. Bingham, Rev. CI. L. Nash,
Tolpuddle, I>orithester, and Rev. Piebenilari. a Hunter
and Burbage, hfarlboroubh, and the Rev. Prebendary
Payne, Downton, Salisbury, would be very happy to
furnish to any dna, on applioation, reports of what has
been done, or additional information upon any points on
which it may seem required.

CITY PETTY SESSIONS, Monday, Before the
Worshipful the Mayor, K. Ati wood, H.q., and T. W.
Giloert, E,q.—Mr. Henry Pike. of Fisherton, was
summoned by the Inspectors of Nuisances for keeping
swine an as to be a num ince, contrary to the I, iced
Government Act. Serge:int McGough said he found
ten ;dcs in • sty, on the 20th September, and gave the
defendant notice to remove them, which tic failed to do.
They were kept very 'clean, and could not be smelt in
the street—Mr. Pike said he tried to ge, rid of the doe,
but c uld not succeed in selling two of thorn. Nobody
had made a complaint, exempt an old woman living in
the yard. He happened to be using a little tar, and Ale
then said she would go down and "inform against his
pigs."—He called a witness named Burford, also living
in the vard, who said he bad no ground of complaint.—
The Mayor said the magistrates were unanim nay of
opinion that the defendant lied acted in opposition to
the regulations of the isoard of Health, by keeping pigs
in each • place. The present being • time when a great
deal of disease was threatened, they were obliged to be
more particular than usual. Defendant must pay a
fine r 4 O. and coos, and remove the pigs within 48
hours.—Jaines PK/90138 wee brought up in cesteglYi
charged with stealing part of a tent from the Crieket
ground.--Superintendent Caldow said the offence was
committed without the Borough, and he had therefore
to app.y for an order to hand the prisoner over to the
county polioe.—Order made accordingly.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE SALISBURY INFIRMARY.
The ninety-ninth anniversary of this excclle-nt
Institution was celebrated on Thursday, when the
' friends and supports-to of the charity met at the
Council Howe, and walked in procession to the
CathedraL Among those who joined in the pro.
cession were the Worshipful the Mayor and several
members of the Corporation, Viscount Folkestone
(President of the Institution), Rev. C. Hinxman,
Lient-General Buckley, Mr. G. E. Eyre, Mr. E.
Hinxman, Mr. J. C. Wheeler, Mr. P. W. Ottaway
(Secretary), Mr. Radcliffe, An. The pnpers were
intoned by the Rev. H. T. Armfield ; the Rev. H.
W. Pullen read the first, and the Rev. C. King the
second lemon. The sermon was preached by the
Rev. Charles Hinman, rector of Barford, fr rn John
ix., 45—" I must work the works of him that sent
me while it is do-day. The night cometh when
no man can work." At the close of the service the •
sum of £53 3s. Ild, was collected. The procession
returned to the Council House, where the usual
meeting was held, and the usual thanks were voted.
From the financial statements accompanying the
annual report no learn that since the opening of the
Infirmary, in May, 1767, down to the end of July
hat, 56 784 in-patients. and 104,504 out-patients
had participated in its benefits. From the let of
Atiunat, 1864, to the 29th of July in the present
year, 879 in-patients, 1.659 out-patients, and 1,055
camel patiente bad been treated. The receipts since
the esiablistunent of the Institution had amounted
to £213,264 3s. 44. The expenses during the peat
year amounted to £3,594 18e. Bd., and on the 31st
July last, there remained a balance due to the
Treasurer of £1,423 9s. 9d.

ELECTION EXPENSES. —Mr. T. F. Groves' election for
South Wilts cost £5.171 10s. 44. In the same contest
Liewenant-Colonel Bsthurst, the defeated Conservative
can tidste, expended £3,439 3a. 5d., which amount was
,nade up as follows :---Profe-sional agents' charges and
their disbursements, £1,984 161. 74. ; sub-agents and
canvassers, £1.6 14a. 23.; a ivertising, printing, end
stationary, £5Ol 7s. Id. ; con, 3,nce of voter. and
canvasusrs, £474 12s. ; committee-room expenses,
messengers, ihspectors, check, waste, and committee-
room clerks £lB7 14s. 9J. ; poQtages, £52; carriage of
parcels, £l3 17s. Bd.; returning (Motes expenses,
hustings, pill booths, printmg, and payments to
d,puties. poll clerks, Sm., 11108 Is. 2d. Lord Henri
Thynne's re-election for the same division of Wilts cost
him £3,743 63. 11d., of which £2.140 14s. id.
was for professional agents awl their diditirsements ;
£ll6 14s. 3d. for sub-agents and canv,ssers £5642.7d.
for advertising, printing, and stationary, £488'98. 23. ;
for conveyance of voters and CAUV&YO ; £226 17s, for
committee-room expenses, mes•engers, inspectors, mot
' clerks; £52 for postage, ; £l3 17s, Si. for c.rriawe of
parcel-, ; and £l4O 12s 21. for the returning officer's
expenses, hustings, poll booths, printing, returns, and
payments to deputies, poll clerks, &a.

A Motcriv ago a man named O'Shaughnesay cut his
wife's throat in Regent-street, Westminster, and after-
wards cot his own throat. He has been in ha•pital
ever since, his wife having retiovered from her wounds
some time ago. O'Shaughnessy was so nearly convales-
cent on Friday that he was brought up at the puree-
court on a charge of attempting to murder his wife.
He was committed for trial.
A STRANGE story of Prussian police government in
Posen is published. A little boy of nine was formally
charged with having sp4en slander of the Police Pre-
sident, and was arrested, brought before • police magis-
trate, threatened with incaroeration and the stick if he
did not confess, and treat.-11 generally as • mature cui-
iit it might be by a Turkish Cadi. the child's father has
ividreased • memorial on the subject to the Prussian
Minister of the Interior.

OWING to the sedentary habits of the age, food that.
imparts vigour to the human frame, without over
taring the dig.at,ve pmers, is of the first impintance.
Pelicot the eminent French seven before the Academy
Sciences in Paris, proved thar the stptaining powe
of strong tea, when made from young leaves, is fully
(11'1 to sonp ; hence he accounts for the instinctive
perferenoe evinced for tee; and at thin juncture, diirMg
the prevailing epidemic in rattle, when it is desirable
to decrease the oonsumption of animal food, the sterling
qmd,tie, of rich strong tea should be even more fully
recognised. Pure uncoloured tea oomprised only of
young leaves le best, for the Chinese as is well knows,
cons,antly color the brown wintry leaves to enable
them when so disguised to be passed off as the spring
growths. Pure green tea is always of a natural dark
olive and not of a bluish hue; neither is pyre Black tea
ever intensely dark. Horniman's Agents—Chemists,
&o.—in all parts of the kingdom, supply "The pure
Tea ;" it is exeeedingly delicious and pommies /pit
drakel4.Noo., " Horma.n $ Co., Lyudoir,
ftnrereiW *le #thb li*" le on Sect sae%

GENERAL NEWS.

ABD.EL-KADNR is ill at Smyrna.
MB. Joencs CROMPTON is seriously ill.
KONSIT'TN, after paying • 'bort visit to Nies, has 10
turned to Switserlsod.

The Tines says another fatal case of Asiatic °holes*
has occurred at Southampton.

TER Mexican Motriteur hat lately published some very
violent articles against the Pope.

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THE present duration of life is u four to three DOM*
pared with what it waa a century since.

POLYGAMY ereeee the Mormons it Salt Lae, it is
said, will 110012 be suppressed by military power.
Tar Vioeroy of Egypt his established as estenelve
hospital at Sues for the use of the pilgrims hoes Measa
0/4 Monday, various medical and surgical soilage, of
the metropolis and Manchester were opened for the
season.

To Leathersellers' Company have agreed to have •
bust of the late Mr. Richard Thornton placed in their
ball.

A REWARD of noo hes been offered by the GOVIIES•
meat to any person who will discover the murderer at
Thomas Underline, a nervy, who was killed during •
fight on the Bth of September at Bromley.
Tun ex-Queen of the Sandwich lalsnds has b• en th•
guest of Mr. Tennyson, the Poet Laureate, at his
retreat at Farringford, in the Isle of Wight, daring th•
past few days.

THE Trines says there eau be no doubt that yellow
fever has actually appeared at Swansea, and that &C laud
ten deaths have been caused by it. It was brought 17
tbe cook of the Hotta from Cuba.

ARIUNGIIIZNTS Will be made in due time for a bier
raphy of Mr. Cobden, under the authority and with the
sanction of his family, until which time the friends of
Mr. Cobden are requested to reserve his letters to them.

A WOMAN in Cambridge City, Indiana, who bemuse
entirely dumb twenty-five years ago whilst attending a
came meeting, and never spoke a word sinoe, has beim
restored to speech by getting "beautifully drunk." It
becomes a nre qnestion for her church society to decide
if "the end justified the means."—Ameritan Paper.
Tug Orchestra says a giant bigger even than Chang.
meivoring some eight feet is on his way to England;
and is to be under the tutelage of Professor Anderson.
MR. W. INGRAM, head-master of the Whitgift School,
has been tined 605., and Tie. cost., by the Croydon
magistrates, for beating a boy, aged 13, named Lambert.
Ale ingenious gentleman has advanoed the horrible
theory that .11 the dead men who have boon thrown
over-board in their shotted hammocks are standing bolt
upright and perfectly fresh at the bottom of the sea,
like an army waiting for the order to march.

IN consequence of the awful increase in the crime of
infsnteide a number of gentlemen have taken up the
cage, and are determined to appeal to Parliament to
pass legWative measures-in order to check the frightful
sacrifice of infant life at present going on.
THE rinderpest is making the round of Europe. rt
has visited England (where unhappily it still lingers),
hum thence it armee" to Holland and 13elgitini, and
then passed into France. We now hear that it has
made its appearance in Lower Ansa,

TER Paris correspondent of the Illtintrat.ni New*
writes that there I+ a proposed compromise now under
diqounion by the different sections of Italian politicians,
having fo, its object the solution of the Roman question
by the bona fide abandonment of Rome And the adoption
of slaples as the future capital of regenerated

A S MANGE TASTL—There is a woman in Charleston.
MR , who has a large collection of tame toads in her
yard. They know ,heir mistress, follow her aboat, and
hop in her lap to be fed, and at the word of command
range themselves in s perfect circle round her feet.—
New fork Sun.

Tag Press once more re-asserts with emphasis the
statement that Lord Palmerston will not meet the new
Parli.ment as Premier, and denies the denials of its
GkAernment contemporaries. The Press adds that the
selection of a au. °Boor is causing a vast amount of
jealousy among Lord PelwerAon's oolleatual.

THE Church Congress met at Norwich on Tuesday,
and was presided over by the Bishop of Norwich The
Archbishop of York opened the conirrevs by lyeenhing
a Hinnies in the cathedral. The attendance of clergy
was very numerous, and from the numbers premmt and
the subje et proposed to be discussed an intereeting 000-
Kress way be anticipated.
PROMISOR GANGER, in a letter to the Te/egraph
hard on S.G.O. " Many letters that have b-en pub-
liaMd," lop he, "should have been consigned to the
wast,-piper ba=ket at first, and amongst them some
g letters by a &vine, who handles the Qoeen's
I,sh in admirable style, but who talks greet rubbish
on the murrain of the shoe pea,"
HEALTH OP LORD PALYERISTON.—We ORA state, On
the eat authority, that the gout, which hin.iered LTA
Palmer-ton rein aprearing at the Bristol Pesily4 dis-
appeared more than a week ago, and that his lordslip's
general health is now so good that he has not, for a lone
tim appeared so vigorous either in mind or body.—
Record.

Goonwoo", 1866.—There are already forty-four sub
scribers to the Goodwood Stakes ne,t y car, to,cl tho
Cop nomin4ione number fourteen, iacluding one esott
from the PAM* of Orange Does of Beaufort, Lord
De.bv, Lord Glasgow, Lord Granville, Lord Ra.tilg-
ton, Lord Stamford, and though last not le,at, Count
F. de Lagrange, who will moat likely bring out the
redoubtable Gladiateur.

DIRICT intelligence from New Zealand confirm, the
report that General Cameron it a resigned the command
of the troops in that oolony. William Thompson, whose
anrren 'or was reporkd a mail or two ago, has petitioned
the Queen to dead out a oommiasion of inquiry.

THE diSCUARIOn as to the part which young Count
Enlenburg tmk in the attack on poor Ott had been
reviv.-d at Mane'meter in the form of a letter to tho
9- =miner , Times, from a gentlemen who witnessed
the Jay. He defends the Count, and ins sts that it
was impossible to tell by whom the fatal blow was
struck.

A Birrr,mt Truprza BY THR omm—A few days
since at Whitney-conrt, Herefordshire, the seat of Mr.
Tomkins Dew, the butler, a respectable man, named
Driscoll, 40 years of age, while cleaning his master's
plate in the pantry, attempted to commit suicide.
Upon being questoned, Drisooll gave this account of
the transaction :—" I was cleaning the plate, and a
carting-knife was lying beforo me. The devil came up
and tapped me. on the shoulder, and, after some con-
ver,ation, he told we I intuit put the knife into my
stomach, and then I should become immortal. I
therefore put the shaft of the knife up against the wan,
and thrust myself against the point. lam sorry now I
took his advice, and I shan't try it on again." The
hallucination seems to have departed after the blood-
letting, but on Fiday the tempter returned again, ani
it ho been thought necessary to put the man under
restraint.

TFIE PRETTIEST MAID IN HOLSWORTIET.—The Rev.
0. L. Merrick's legacy of £2 10a. to the prettiest maid
in Holswothy was in the pest week awarded to Miss
Jane Trehle, daughter of Mr. W. Treble of that town.
Notice had been posted against the church door request-
ing thorre who considered themselves eligible to give in
their names. There were six candidates, and from the
length of time the churchwardens were occupied in
making t..eir award, it would appear that they had la
difficult task. It is stipulated on the bill that the
pretty maid must be of goad character, and noted for
her regular retendancie at church. There is a farther
legacy of £2 10s. to be paid by the churchwardens for
the time being to the old maid over thirty years of age
poaesseil of the like virtues, and this was awarded to
Mary Cole.
FAN/. rICAL EXTRAVAGANCE IN WILTAHMIL—A
named Belly, who had been hailing revival aerateda in
the Wiltshire village of Bahop's Cannings, on Sunday
afternoon had the turf removed from the grave of a
person recently interred, and, says this Wiltshire bide-
peaden , the "deluded man prayed for some dine over
the grave in the expectation that the dead man world
be restored to life. But this is not all. It is actually
stated that the friends of the un`ortanate deo:weed
were persuaded by Haily to bring out sheets to the
, churchyard in which to wrap the body when it should
' be restored. However, we believe the churchwardens,
learning what was going on, at last put a slop to the
folly, and clesiri.d 'he policeman to interfere to prevent
any renewal of such an absurdity. Pity it was let vs
so far."

COUGHS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA., Or any irritation of
the Throat or Bronchial Tubes, relieved by allowing one
of "Brown's Brow, ial Tr the," to dissolve slowly in,
the mouth. Price, la lid. per box.—See Admirtisement.
IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. —hire. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teething, which has been so long in
use in the (Juliet States, is now sold in this country, at
Is. lid. per bottle. —See Advertmement.
FROM REV. HEN CRT WARD BEZOIDER,
' Brown's Bronchial Troches.' It is five years since that
I accidently enterer' your store for some sort of a pre.
pa atiou for hoarseness. The Brown's Bronchial
Troches which you gave me entirely answered the pur-
pose which I had in view. Since then in all my ler,tur-
ing tours! put troches ' in my carpet bag u regularly
as I do lectures or linen, and I have never changed .my
mind respecting them from the first, except to this
yet better or that which I began in thinking well of."
—(See Advertisement in another coiumn.) Price Is lid.
per box.
HOLLOWAT'S PILLS AND Onsisture.—Dangeroas
Diarrhosa.—The fetuses of this -weakening disesee oeing
so various, and the nature of its attacks so changesble,
fully account for the enormous number of its victims.
Under Holloway's treatment the source of this
complaint may lie in obscurity and the successful issue
be still the same whether the stomach, liver' large or
small lutes' ines be the seat of malady, for his Pills,
judiciously taken, and his Ointment, briskly rubbed on
ihe abdominal walls, restrain the excited vessels and
regulate each erring function, let it spring whence it •
inay. Both medicaments address themselves directly to
reproduce the exact balance between sensibility smd
irritability, betwesn morbid and healthy secretion,
between natural and excessive excretion.

gloofor TWO-PENCE. EXCIJII..
SIONI•lTS way ecure this sum for their
Families in I 'ASE of DEATK, or El Weekly for them-
-elves if injured by RaILW AY ACCIDENT, by
taking sn Insurance Ticket of the
RAILWAY PA,SIINGERS' ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
Single awl Double Journey Insurance Tickets to the
Dublin Exhibition or elsewhere may also be obtained at
all Railway Stations.
N.B.—Take your Insurance Ticket when you psi
your Fare.
ACCIDENTS TO LIFE OR LIMB,
In the Field, the Streets, or at Rome, may be Inlaid
fiWnst by as Animal Policy,
64, C 01148111•, tad 100 3.18.1.1,11T-Sag4
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errerexatetinettote, Witten said at that time Mr. From the above list it will be seen that the Pdrtland Setiekett N * 4,44 -.1.41--- -1: Oct. li Violet, Taaker, lii ANCIENT HISTORY OF CHAntfOUTH.—I am Very State of the finaneed, And the liberrality of friends ' GENERAL XIWS,
44 Ilot fienish the door with a second key. Artillery have this emar hums), Moire in bib prises, coals, Newcastle ; ohanna, ilken, hemp, Riga; 2, Why mute) ohliird to '' Cencanne" for the handsome way in having enabled them ti make an addition of 130
--1 in defence, contended that the case having carried oft 24 #f the YE °Mewl for competition. Not, Clark, coals, Sunderland; 3, Eyanite, flolmee, which he was good enough to speak of my report of the new volumes. Your committee refer with eittlefee. ABD-EL-KADER is ill at Smyrna.
ee home to hie client; Inasmuch A mMar teellardll the atearner heeded by the bands, and wale, SunderlandlS•eiewel: Seseteelbee 20, Marie 'R grata," and for big courteous correction of an tion to the unexampled summit &weeded to their
'het he was in tke room for aecotnpehied by the Portland corpewas then made Leocadie, Pitcher, ' PION. Cardiff ;2d iiiipe; Et.yley, error arisieg from lms•e, and trustng too much to efforts in the intradaction of Penny Readings. Me. Joerms CROMPTON is seriously ill.
`elided kbet Harding,
• liberty toga The Bridport mite, with their friends li - d 6 were loudly B.nd, Pertlend ee , Raid& Lute riti ee, allant, memory I they be allowed to add that a newspaper They believe that DO project for the instruction and Rose , after paying • ebort visit to Nies, b, s.
cheered as the beat meeed off, both corps evident!' Lyme • 0 tole-r 3. Jellies'', Jollities, ballast, Swansea. correspondent writes at ael a ,vantage since he hal no
feeling well pleased with their dye enjoyoh 3 e., ' Tortimity a correcting hie " preed " Whatever entertainment of all chases has ever received so turned to Switserbuid.
' e door,..AOSTAVE Domes great masterpiece—viz., the Illus. '0
mistakes Sr. made, is . apnea
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aunt needs ad least mie-
fmannunbteloifefpoitultahresubpepoanefitciniaithii:ficutyn,..anodf Ta. Tina aara another fatal ~...... of Asiatic cholera
St kNDFORD. trated Bible—upon which he hes been engaged for tee
t .kes in fact, which are I take it rather oat of &liter al has occurred at Southampton.
.8t four years, is now on the eve of corn--lotion.
have purc to resume them during
"ca POLICE, Tuesday—Before the Mayor an hi 'earn. Ces esell, Patter, and Geller.. hase& the Ti Mexican iforriner ha, lately published some view
'en„ Req.—James Wells, a easy r, wa ogravings for their sole and exclusive Use in the ken. With regard to the birthplace of Judge Jefferys, these meetings, they hope g
violent articles against the Pope.
Ih. lieve he w e horn et the Minor limes of Catheniton the next lesture session ; and respectfully
loweston for the e reasons—the Monuments in the kind assintance of those who have thiniteervtogivtehne
' -iv of P.C. Keil°, charged with con,English language, and their edition of thir great work.
en Beery Wareiok, on th or Englaed and America, will be shortly nnnounced.
Church of Whit...buret prove that the Jeffery family their pertonal aervices in aid of the movement. THE present duration of life is as four to three tome
,-
•ed that about 2 o'clool rhe Mun tions will consist of 230 large page drawinea, held that Manor Rouse in the early part of the seven- The Committee note the pluming fact that a net pared with what it was a century since.
i
profit of £2O has been realised by the Penny Read- POLYGAMY among the Mormons at Salt Lake, it li
teenth century. Then there inn very stroeg tradition
• - home drunk, an
,_ he toot of their produotion bring upwards nf £15,000.
that the Julies was horn there, and which has given
resaedpt hasbyes:ailibltarYiebedP°alerestuelve
ee beer; thiq- Orders for the work are received by Mr. F. Tucker, inv. After enumerating the lectures delivered saiTdE,Etwiviliwitoor:ybeofeuEpap
rise to the numerous stories of his ghost y re-appear-
ance, lookseller and plaid., South-etreet.
hospital at Suez for the use of the pilgrim, hose Mete&
ance, so rife in the neighbourheod. As the voice of dining the year, the. Committee acknowledge the
vmardioume
Manchester
rand
resumopitedeoifloreireetheof
ST. PETER'S, tete. —The need thete was for tradition is current in some other local matters of valuable service. of those gentlemen who kindly
—Potion of this church is powerfully indicated hint rho interest, it fiffelllS safe to attach acme impor- favoured them with gratuitous lectures, and also to
theCiNmeitornodpolayn
-. congregations that are gathered there tames to it irt thi.; An an incident conneeted with t, is, thank those ladies and gentlemen who rendered
eln Sunday evening the house was I may mention that titer.. was a tree whieh used to their efficient services at the Penny Readings, and season.
Prayers were read by the stand on the rite of the present church at Cather ton, tender their thanks to those gentlemen who have
''', Fillford, the recently from which trdition says some of his tectims were gratuitously supilied the lustitution with lout news- THIS Leatbersellers' Company have agreed to have •
bust of the late Mr. Richard Thornton placed in their
- mohlebury read Vvq"'"l'd' palters. The Committee are pleased to advert to
hall.
- ' eaquelly writrtensh:lsibobterldha.pepl' if anything
the reoto e... the present state of their finances, the balance
r Aral* Hp the matter.—A CORRESPONDENT.
-eical- antanyrethinergudlitemeypehnavt:
in favour of the Institution being £33 17a. Od. A REWARD of £lOO has been offered by the Govern..
Your committee in cluing their report for the past meet to any person who will discover the murderer of
MONCETON WYLD.
Year, beg to refer to a etfieject which has engaged Thomas Underline, a navvy, who was killed diarist •
""lON—The flight Rev. Dr. Hamilton, the their anxious consideration, viz ,—The adoption of a fight on the Bth of September at Bromley,
--liebery, made his triennial visitation scheme which would enable them to take steps for Tus ex-Queen of the Sandwich Islands has lemn the
.. confirmation took place in the the erection of a building suitable to their require- guest of Mr. Tennyeon, the Poet.Laareata, at his
....I VIM admitted to the manta; but they regret being still unprepared with ' retreat at Ferringford, in the Isle of 'Wight, daring the
a definite plan to place before the public ; mean- past few days.
'he Nationa while they cannot but express their strong THE Times says there can be no doubt that yellow
-edit in conviction that the permanence and increased fever has actually appeared at Swansea„ and that Deleted
4 efficiency of the Inatituti..n can alone be secured by ten deaths have been caused by it. It was brought ley
eessession of a building of its own. Mr. Style tbe cook of the Hula from Cuba.
''t great regret in announcing the deter- ARRANGIMENTS will be made in due time fore biog.
W. J. Wilton to resign the posts of raphy of Mr. Cobden, under the authority and with the
- which he had held for seven sanction of his family, until which time the friends of
-.Thee when the society Mr. Cobden are requested to reserve his letters to them.
'4..ion, and in debt A WOMAN in Cambridge City. Indiana, who bemuse
- now left it entirely dumb twenty-five years ago whilst attending a
-heers). carno meeting, and never spoke a word since. has been
-. restored to speech by getting "beautifully drunk." It
- --mines • nee mention for her church society to decide
end Justified the means."—Amerieen Paper.
- *aye a giant bigger area than Chang,
'eat is on his way to England;
' ee of Profeaser Anderson.
• 'ea Whitgift School,
'he
_Croydon
mberte
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