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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-10

_WIT MOUTH.

THE ?dream Bet.toolir—Tbe watchers hire now
bun withdrawn from the Obeeil Beech. anti hope of
finding the balloon or the body of Mr. Powell beau to
be abandoned. .

TEll Canaan or RTIALENG • Bilia.—On Thursday,
before W. Talbot, E.g.. T. Abbott, Beg.. eel J. B.
Robin*, Beg., Hannah Perth and Michael Flanagan,
frith, were brought up &Kehl, and Mr. Talbot stated
that the magi.tratee had considered the which way
a most suspicious one; but in consequence of the Rood
character they had received, and the time Flanagan
bail been in the service, the, were diere" W °Ve
them the benefit of the doubt, and lamissed the
cwt.—At this there was considerable applause in
Court, which Mr. Arden reproved as most indecent
Ounce or POCKET PICKING.—William Blake was
brought up for stealing kill, the peoperty of Edward
Brine at the New Inn, on the 4th inst.—Rrine, who
Ii *Perwieeer. looking at the Fisherman's Arms, said
that on the melons ki.y be rec•ived two half.
sovereigns from Mrs. 'robot, shout l 0 o'clock. It
was money which she had been taking car• nf for him.
Immediately on reoeiving them he changed one, and

went to the New Ina with five or six men who were
lodeing at the same house, and am .ng them was
prisoner, who called for a quipt of bar, but bad no
money to pay, and witness pail for hiui on prisoner's
asking him. Witness veld for n,veral quarts at the
same time, giving • half-sovereign in payment to the
landlady, he thought, and receiving the change.
Could not tall for curtain wheth. r ',dormer was near
at the time; oomplainant bad • very bad memory, and
had been invalided oat of the a irvics for it Put the
mousy in his taverner'. pocket, -ind 4sy.d at the New
Inn tell about three or four o'clock, when he mimed
the money, about Ss. Prisoner hod left at that time.
Oomplaluant was drinking there In company, and lay
down for • short time, but did not got, sl. ep Complain-
ant had been for three months in he infirmary at the
union. —Alazsoder Miller Sharp, landlord of the New
Inn, found the prisoner in his house about hall.piet
two. He corroborated what Brine had said about his
paying for prisoner's beer, and changing half's-
sovereign. Brine put his change into his trousers
pocket, ani afterwards pulled it all wit to pay for the
beer. The prisoner was near him at the tiny, and
eould not help seeing the money. Brine missed the
money about four o'clock, and witness ore informa-
tion to the polio/. On hie way to the station he called
at the Fisherman's Arms, whence he had heard the
men came from, and, while at the bar there, he saw
prisoner, and heard him call fo• some beer. He then
bad 111 • money, wit', which he poid for the beer.
A soldier, who was at the l‘ew Inn, said that whilst
be was then he saw the prisoner put hie hand into the
prosecutor's left band 'Mete 'at pocket and take out
elms coppery and some silver—At this stage Supt.
Vickery said for • remand for a week.—Prisoner
said he had a witness whom he morticl call to show that
he had really paid for some beer in the morning.—
The remand was granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

BIANDFOILD
BLANDFORD FARMERS' CLUB.

The annual exhibition of hor-o, stock, k.. in
connection with the above club was held in th., hold
atj ining the Cr me Hotel on Fed tv. Ito n fell
newly the whole di,, but thwe was a fair attendanc...
The entries, taken altogether, were slightly in excess
of bow year's nhow, but ow!ng to the bad weather an I
the II sided state .1 ruany pprts of r re court' ry, all the
besets entered were not brought into the show-yar I.
The quality of tho exhib:ts wad the aver age, and
in ague chinos tile comp dition wax very ken.. Tun
judges were :—liorses an I bva tr. E 'ward Sone,
nf leitearnb, near Csdlp I •krr, and M. F. J. Leg:, a
Coumb. Down, new II .antinPt•tr. Sheep
Mr. .John John Neate. of Mien. Weyer, Banta. an I Mr. C.
Spicer. of Bishop's I 7aundle, near Sherburne. The "st
of award r was as ("Vows :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

ACTS OF THE SESSION

Ii this year of Man than ordinary interest, an.' the
enactments in moue of the Acts plowed will surprise •
burg.. !Art of the public. The Acts given relate to
Suicides. Aria allfetitug I uardians of tits rotor, Ancient
Monuments, Electric Lighting, hills of tfolot Bear
Dealers, and

TUE MARRIED WOMAN'S PROPERTY ACT
(IN 1.1;11.1.).

Th. Wiunt•ra
Cup, I)sfor.l and Caml.no4..llost Itarn, itaioun'a
(Winobl.lou) for many previous Yiutr'.

A greed nous of uorful and treats infoniudion. Local
Liata of Dim•rean Authorinea, County Magiotratem and
Officials, Gardeu and ratio Work, Agriculture Memor-
anda, Useful Tables, ic., and •

SPECIAL WEATHER ARTICLE.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

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THE LIBERALS "WALK OVER.

Ttc gig vacuicies in the Csoull are virtu slly fillet, a
the Tod.. tail.' to nominal., allowing an 0./ and
p assent " wa'k over" for the !Amtrak The retiriwg
C nincillors of the North Ward were IlL,ssre. J. T.
Stephens awl Job Lsgs : of the 8 mth, Meson% il..
Guidry, St Then Whetham, and MOMS. E Intends. Toe
real of Ur. JMu Henry Dunham was previous'y vacant.
Kr. John tiumdry, it we. generally known, would not
cuit•ed the oast owing Si illMealth. Mr. Hunan, era& A
go Liberal. Mr. T Klflhind, who is believed t be on
'he en. of tsarist: England, was oleo out nominated.
M'.ors.S Whothsm and J. Lige. a. state' in another
paragraph, iwu d adluwese expressive of their intsnti m
to realm. 8) that for the grata in the local pirliameot.
Mr. J. T. Stephens, the dry ity•Miyor, is the only out-
going umnibsr nominated. (Windom' of the nomination
paps: state as follow:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

Egypt.

THE ThEATMENT Ot"i HE PRISONER,

Regarding the statements of Ihe general treatment
of politica pe.•••••••re througoout EICYPt• SIC C.
Wiuou report.. to Sin Mal-t that be hm found the
Care privouers bettor us na,ml than the Turkish, an
tiaat there are only 140 political priemers in eair,,
wily two in Suez, and a small number in one or two
other places. In bri-f. he sew no evide ace of cruel
treatment, 0 eee r nwelling, or partculmly uneinitary
conditious ; but this ia exactly what Su. C. Wien
use I it evy I More be tile roved the vii alai., quietly
periwtrated in the cry gaol whet ea.. be eat ever, lay
watching the proceedings in curt.
The native deader' initiate to at'end ono of Arabi's
children, who lane i,usly ill. Toe r.ng.i.h plapic.so
at L s4y itrangfo.d'a limmatul will act au toe case.
Some othrr pc koorrft hay.. demands ti be tefee
by Engash counsel. Toe Elgilish comsat have pr., -
rinsed denurvely t whom they
have resolved t• m food. The Pro ecution J uauottee
to-day empanel a captain I t cavalry. who &clay. tt
overheard • conversation between Arabi Paco. and
Mahuriud l'acha :lama after the boinnar,ineut of Al,.
an aria, in which they both *weed that time we ta,.
thing left fur them to do bit to wit fire to the Wan.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

NON•PAI MIXT or Wools.

Nathaniel Churchill was summoned f nne-paynkot
of the order, mule by the Bench at Vieir June slt i
towards the maintenanca of his 1.13 In the I,una*.i:
A•ylum.—Defendaut said h• had n I the 111••111 t 1
nay. He c one out of the Union elk nornin4 a
he was nnab:e to earn isn't:lin: wu,e t 111.1" th.
On being sworn, d (rodent said ill Jun- he earst:i
abet 12a. a week sic drii lug, far when beg t -it
ner Ilea I. but the c we gralually Jr .1 It .1 Is
July he earne I a.tout 8. • week, %.t.satt ahmt 4, a
se Ic, ssnl is (L,aber it &app.. It. 6L a week, a h.
then g tee it up. He earned h. 61 a week I.e tLi
la 4 f rtnight- Ile wee an inmate of the Union a tee
prekent moment.—The Chairman rail at the tine
.hen the Beall ma le the oid.r defendant wag
perfrctly able t.) t,ay the 2.. 61. a week, they n
made an order for hint to pay Ts. 6d at .iec., et 11
default seven days' in Dorchester thol.—Tne
nl.l man Chur,hill appear° I, aril a Lid he hvi he
unable to obtain the m airy, would they elite hal
a week to pay in —The Bench refused, and the 44
min was taken t the cells.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

A PULLMAN CAR uN FIRE.

A SURGEON BURNT TJ DEATH.

A shockiog dia.:ovary wet made at Huntslet ltsi -
way station, near Leeds, early on Sunday morning.
On the arrival of the Mi Iland express, which left
London at 9.15 on Saturday night, the Pullman car
was found to be on fire, and one of the preaseog 'Ts, who
is supp teed to be Dr. Ar.hur, a 8c ttch gentle...it, was
'mind to have been burnt t death. Three other
gentleman were pastontere, anti they g are the a arm
I. the conductor just before the train moaned the
ttation. The top ..1 the car was burnt olf, and the
sides an I other parts were cons, :suably &molted. It
was at once detached from the trail., and left on • rd.!.
lug, Where the flames were suWitted. Tuts train then
proceeded on its journey northward.. The body of
the deceased was taken possession of by the police,
and conveyed to the puldic mortuary. Th.s decewed
was e'en partaking of refrce'dwats when the train
passed through heicestir. In his possession wale found
a gold and surer w.iten, gold zuard, an lother art.. ;us
of jewellery, at well tot £l5 in gold awl may r.
When found the decease I was in bed, awl it is sup-
posed that the fire originated through ids pm du. g.
All his clothes were burnt to a cinder. and also Lei.. .a
his re:vs. One of his lees was burne I o ashes, and
the other p .rts of his holy were ..erribly .losti,jule i.
The deco .sal was over ,in f. et an belga. His
luggage is abelied " Dr. rod h had
_with
him other luggage Isbell- d •J. Doe-, E.rl , E tarmorgo
awl Dalkesth." ..r. ..‘rthur Was retnrning fr
India, haring bowl there on • visit t. a brother,
and had stated a few days an loondoe. Ti,. guard
first obwrred tho fire, • itt wont throu,th his Haute. to
rouse the idreper., and •tas miler the bow. s.ion the
deceased ha I left by the opposite mid. Mr. It.
Cranston, jun.. who joined the tr.in at Snetfi-e:d,
states th at after be ha.l cone conversation sit, the
...inductor, who recovitsed h.ni as an officer in the
queen's S litibur4h It do Briewle. and had lain down
in hot Dents for ...me ini.tutcs, he felt a cht,king
sensation, and found the cor foil of sin ate. Its Went
t.. Wards one of the do ire, Wheu he met lit con luut or,
W 1,,. cried "the lace is on fire, sir." Tue train was
stopped by pulling the cord. On getting out Mr.
Cranston asked it all the passengerc were out, and
stone one said "Yes ;" but the cooduct..r repine, tuat
he thought there was still one in. Mr. C ain't 'n
attempusl to reenter the car, but was driven back by
the smoke.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

MURDER AND SENTENCE OF DEATH.

At Suitor Assize on Friday, Wass] M Marti tt.
man ugor of ths Cticnrow -snit. W•irk., Cornwall, or di
convicted of hi murder of Emma 0.. n Werrv, at Lin.
Kerry. The prisoner was trio a Ii elmin at Midsommer,
but the jury disagreed. Th., ernenre shows chat .ho
prisoner, who ma. married and had eigtit cuildren. lest
year formed an intimscy with widow namod Worry,
who bore &child on the VII of Juno last. The prisoner
arranged to have it taken away. On the 214 June the
infant was sent to a M.a. Philip.. Imo cosveye I it .o the
prisoner. The latter look it, and went in the direcion of
h1...Mc0 at Per, and Vie chit ma. nevor seen alive again.
Sub .e.i eont 'aqui. y hoing ina le of the p i.OO r. her.
to give any in.ortn.tios, but on July fl II the c 1.1 I. body
wee found at the lent •nt of a diziao.l -haft wi 40 yards
of hi. Aka, honks liven it angled. Too pri.on r
.ttemptod to drown hien If after the body was found.
lie was DOW found Cult,. and sentenced to death.

ATTE.VPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A shocking enill of attempted murder, followed by
suicide, ha. occutred in liiintonville-r md, I. mdon. A
women narnel Elizabeth Brown bad hens living for some
with a man named James Foray, and cn Friday
night. after visiting • Inutile hell in hia coropinr, went
eiih hint to a house in rentonville-roarl, where he cut her
throat. Farey left in die morning niter paying tho lane-
! lady, who afterwards I mod the woman 11-latzu upitaire
with her throat cut. ne injured woman is now lying in
boital in a swipe+ tionditzion. Farey is a hatcher b,
kale. and had • wife soil family livjn at Ensmatom
C .1.10. th-rout eh-re ho pritceeded on Stfirdny,
after having bean absent retread days. While there be
went into a clog it at the back and committed suicide by
cutting his thrust
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

0 ESN E.

PET7'Y SksloNs,

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!More J. E. Eti Ige, Esq. (in th-. hdr. 1.
flhzlv.Capt3ift Cnrr, Glyn, A. M 1., It.
Palairat. .te 11 T. E•,i.

IMUNK AND INCA,MBLE.

William Bugler. who did not apiwar. was irtnimnn.l
!or hem.: .1 r'in the pa, ish of l'aVice• cit. n t
10 I. inst.—Supt. Pitheid said the man was ill in la
hnsing met with an acci•le..t. Ami ige had Wien is
whi.e he will 1.1. cart wen, va•sing %la•ttr•
man. piatinoe I at Sydiing. .taka that defen lant was
with hie stall at Cattiotcck in the d.y in
In the evening he was drunk and incapable, and he
had to Is removed to a stable whilo witness ant
another twin to It .i3WII his stail.—Fined as. ant eats,
10e., in default 14 day,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

Hoists.

Cart mares and gelijn.. under mese year. old, lit,
givon Ey the rill', Mr nervy Ford. jun., "Co!ne-1
2nd, .0, givon by %lassie. Slssime an I Trsw, do: awarded.
C.rt mares and car geldings and fillb s, under three years
old, 14., £3, Lod Alinetnn. Suffolk filly, two pow, and
Iles months old; 2n4. £llO., Mr Jdhu Enver. II .clensw
geldings and fillies, under bdw years old, Is', .0. Mr %V
U Your, grey gsdbos, "David," three year. •dd ;
IL, W Arnold, chestnut filly, three yews oil. Cart
stallions, 2nd, It, Mr It J E H 01.1, "Champion,"
two years old.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31


SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT CATTISTOCK.

OERNE ABBAS.

FLOODel—Thl ct rut that vi.ito I eno4 parts ..f the
many), brakt uter toe b t Veen nitto an I ten o'clock
Tuesd ty m ailind I wt Ii": c darner°
to the road, and brid. m 6. Too mill Atronm broke
thron,h its bank, esro in; :6way the tank about 40ft.
wilemini2Vt. bf .10%11 a great
number of tree. aol washing the allotment gardens
clear of everything ; then into I luck.Areet, and,
Ii 6winz into Long-stn et, tilled some of the hounts
2ft. and others sft. deep in water. Messrs. Norman's
tannery suffered conehler.6l6ly ; at the Glove Inn a cow
and four younc pig. were drowned, the .unty bridge,
lea ling t 6 Minterne, WM a so w ...lied away, ren ler.
iew that r tad impassable, and will hi Ire One time to
come.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

PRONE.

TIIE LIOUBLX MURDER. AT BECK INGTON
w.%)nb.rr:7lltayopmingmc."ZuSwirantetthSeiltas'totheiPPPeolnioiroo'
on remind. from :Menton ulailet gee!, charged with
the wilful counter of Charted Shalimar(' an I Christo-
pher Hill, at Heckineton. on the Mth Septeniber last.
He was also charged with sisootin.: tssorge Greenland
with intent to kill him, at the same tot, and place:
The Prisoner was as unconcerned as ever, ow. with •
peculiar look about the el el. The court was,
crowded, notwithstanding the tempeetnons
The injured bey. Greenland, was present. and gave
the following evidence :—I Seem Beckington with my
father Jonathan Greenland. I was II years of age on
the Slith August last I had been in the occasional
employ of the prieosier ever rinse Christmas last I
had to milk the cows and attend to the horses. On
Fr lay, September 29th, I went to work at sic a.m.,
and left for breakfast at eight. I did not see the
pris suer during that time. I returned to work at
air , when I got a home and slid other work. At 11
o'clock master sent me to Spring-gardens to fetch four
sacks of barley meal in the cart. I returned
about nearter-past two. When I was going up the
cut track tower Is the farm•house, I heard • gun fired
off. I could not tell how near it was, but it sounded
load. I took the cart lull. the mini gates, and went
towards the meal house, when I saw smoke coming out
of the door. I also sac Christopher Hill lying down
ins isle the door dead, shot through the head. Miss
Lucy l'hippen was standing at the dairy door. I
walked away through the waggon-house and into •
Omagh-field, where I saw Mr. Phippen. I said to
him, "Christopher is in here dead." Ile said,
"Yea. I know be Is; I've been and shot him, and
nme I'll shoot you." lie then shot at me with a
doubled.barrelled gun he had in his hard, and hit
me in the right arm. I fell down, and he walked
away without saying anything more. He went
throu4h the waggon-heave bat s the yard, and I got up
and ran away through the plomih-field gate, • little
paddock, and into the r ad, wh re I fell down again. I
saw Henry Ouustoncening up with, pony trap, and he
took we how. 1/r. Beans attended me shortly alter-
wordy. Cr..-examined : I cannot say how beheld the
gun when he fired it off. I hare never known my muter
smarrel with any oue. lie MA a very goo I m aster.
When I was sent to Spring•gsr lens that was the first
time I had seen master that day. When I told him
Christopher was desl he teasel white, but I saw no
other difference in him. He dci not say anything
after he had fired off the gam, and he did not stop to
see if I was hurt. I do not remember whether Miss
Phippen easske to no when I sae her..
Dr. Evans having when sone additional evidence,
the charge, were rest over to the prisoner, and when,
Astrid if he ha I anything to ray he replied, " No.'
Mr. Ames ,aid he reslrve,l hie defenc.. He was then
ctisornziwttei;nl thritl
ayinagt lst
beers bound
hds the ai
ved4i:
dence.
Later in the day tiso prisoner, who wee still no.
moved, wet osnveyed to Shepton Mallet gaol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

7111 t VALsK WIGHT

The eon of A,tllos y 11,0, e ap.ewe.' at thi p
and pleaded -u.lty t the cli.rge• fetal( ei
(ether.- -Filorotl ..n I c .ste 9.. the weii.hte to k
forfeited.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

WELCOME HOME OF LIEUT. MONTAGU

TO BRIOPORT.

This gallant officer, of the 7th Dragoon Gusrd,
rewired boon, on Saturdel by en evening tram.
The lieutenant is invali led from Ecypt, and was
present at the celebrated night chugs at Ka...and
It ie with greet satisfeetion we a e iulormed that
Lieut. Montagu is rapidly recovery from the effects of
the Lgyptiem climate, which has neu,h interfered with
the health of many of our gallant men.
Immediately on his arrival, lieutenant hfontagQ
paid • visit to Privive Fr -email of the Blues,
who is also invalided home at Norih Mille,
Private Freeman was ,everely wounded in the lade,.
charge at Kaseassein, re ei•kg an Egyptian bullet in
the head, which, however, ban bero ahetracted,
Lieutenant Mon .:ego I. tire ooly eon of J. M. p.
M 'waged Keg , of I) .wne Hall. Bridport, and it ie
needle., to say that hie return ir the r.c &non of much
rejoichg.

"WINCH SOCIALISTS

LILL; Monday,

At the S cislist meeting here ja.ter lay am.
Giambattista him.. M. I..,unia Ntiami, al.l a fon g.ibt
sussed. Oder IMO aub.a.iaau• ly re.t .red.

PANI4, Monday.
Tb• ChrMoir mon ima • rumour that Priem
Nap dleon I. a, An 10 6111 iu • m.rufer o death's whit
be 3ocial queetto ant lutran.hout rr mbler.

UR v;ARNKT WOLSELEY.
Sir HA net W..iftleyps t P.rth Ibli w main on
hi. w.y to vi.it H, Anin•ly At Halin,..l c..,1„.
was rtoo4uhi,d, fll h • #2,nli 61 .o ptiou.

COMMERCIAL.
Consols unsltered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

Obbs anti enbs.

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11 !—Wis it an age"( humlrtz thi3
Mr ant oh-U.IIIZ h mrttv ii :A Web; L 1111,0
uh • have dottingutwbotl thouotelwr3 by mooting thwir
feltow,teat tree t th 3 aileut lat. I ; toonorr wet
tat dl law, hysterical in our prakes to /JO l'rin

Wet t•enterme a man to fie. yew: woad ssrvitude to-
tl ty for WU .1114: Vie SCO eh • a I. WI ii.• lICW,Io
p.p•-r waiters, wli • tarn Up the whit of then eyes in
horror At •au IT •locl which . rm. ly di ages on
oentitlllela • of piety t twaras the :14.01,- will t .ke Lb. ir
abhor' • to-morrow 1,1 OM Its itis Nlmettin t etc the
mutimii-s of Egotiau "sharked- (row me
Pyramid. !
•.•
To-day wa vneor at the political corvaleion of
publteau • :ov tomcat. T eas•vr w we hint. a en
in a trumpery c •nt•te coon ca a at Poole, it jaty
raw ot be empantsell•il hocaum the lesrned ,•eolleutan
8,:ga4...1 on tither si lea a afra:d the jorytn n will
carry their political ivejti.%es into tim box!

We aim har•t with pride to-day, purveying the
altiorial 'decors .1 "Ti.. Pvcret of lin4land's great-
fitss"—the goo• n presentiat a Bible to a .:osky
tiotent de. To-morrow we shall in•truct a
liartit-Prere Christian to thru.t it ,lown the throats
of the heathen at the sword'• !
•_•

Thonsande will be opera t 'Any in .I•Nzrating at ,wn
w.leome a Prince and his wife. To-morrow a
r ...dier'n jury will find that eoute poor unfor.uu.te 1.a4
died of atnrratiou.

Theft'. rotl.in; like bei;icosbittent!

WEN'S CON SCI VOCI. I think thnt little
epeode ..t the hat County Court—the obj •cting tu
jurymen on acco int of their p diticr—wa.
complimentiry. If a helfoicare of mon are not to be
found in Poole who will impartially julge & diepote of
no very gre it moment and leAve their politicm at home.
the etit., of the place mwit he awfully rotten. But I
heli re they can be horn's, and I further believe that
Lot oi.e of the gentlemen who were obj..cted to would
have naceifice4 convcienc° t c dour.
THE ItAn.war. —The dire iota of the Se' luth.W. Kt ,rn
Italie/4v ..re nil I to have tleterinine.l to dul,l, the
li., between I.l.rtruem .uth and Wim%orn ft in
glito time they lid. Bet how tender of our intote.ta
th-v have Kohlenly beg 'me. Kome .1.. y they
id tee their w.y to lower their eats for goods. mil
let on have a freight from homi.m wonewhat und-r 2.
per re..t demo, than du), eh wire the itaal people of
Weymoutb.
MAN ABOUT FOCI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

YEOVIL.

THE CIIARqIC4 AnAINST SALVATI iNINTS —On Friday,
Ipriore 3 full 1111T,,i of collity till4i.trAtrx (gr. .4atten
in the enair), "Captain'. Pot," ieutenud" Weal',
and two other 'non vr,re charg.d, on remand, with
cw,..inz an obatrueti oil in the llizbodreet to the den.
go.r .4 the public. The facts of the Case have already
.i.peare,l. Throe trad Amen wl:ero c,11e.l ti speak as
t tho ahn .yanco C 011.41 IFy the Army, and the bench
tined defendants a. I ll.na :—The •' c sptain" and
' lionten.ot," 10. t. each, er 14 .lars ; the two others, 6s,
or seven days. An appeal WAS grants'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

EXTRAORDINARY GALE.

lIIMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
A gal. of •gtraordinary viol. cal an Timid or burst nver
• e ,n.j.l. raisin parr of of the British 1.4. e. T.. fo,• of
the !form was felt very ...res. in Lepton, where
oilmen.e damage was done. They !Was an UOUSAIIy high
t:!le in the Theme., owl arnoogst the destruction wrought
!Ton the lend lors• ttst ! I a hose marques in witch the
Rural Home Gil iris Ulu • were to have her n eaten tined
in the even•ng. In Is nint v, tde :rays roiri la were
broken, chinan• ys and portion* f bourne were Woe it
down, and there were lonsey falls of roin and ,now. From
the coasts ttp•re IV," n' my wreck...and lOss o
life is recorded, althormd it happily the is in small pros
portion to tie. rit,nt Of the are• swept. 1 y the gala.
At Wheel • tremors& it ems of wired, rain, and snow
engirt over the c•te, and Ii ode I the Invest r int parte, doint
much riania4c. In th s PoPuloue suburb of Teeth' Mills
hundr• 4. 4 hens.s were loon ,et el • and Tutimiaster,
Smplet—n, St. Phnip'e, en" even If mieht were likewise
ie.. het hy the dAuss. Nen) roads and streets being
rendered inicessahl • tor • rime. PI -me foes of life is aim
reputed. Traffic !ot the P•go end Ply an.l N w Postage
lint's had to be •uspende 1. Throughout Gloucestershire,
S onerret, Wilts, and D 'von the hurricaneo was likewise
!severely felt In • ime detriets it was accompanied with
lightning and thunder, and the snow-fall in many plates
was heavy for the time o' ymr. In Berkshire the germ
was one of the most violent on rec ri A similar tale
comas from the Mullen Is. In the metropolis, too, the
wind and rain were exceptdditily heavy. Outdoor opera-
tions in the agricultural distri la are generally tetpteded

THROAT IRRITATION.—HADDIMIT and dryness, tickling
and itritatioa, inducing o:ush and MI ectine the vo
For th,„.o .yoiotrons tI.Ib.PPS a Wyterine Jujubes. In
minamt elm the al mu i at the moment they moo excited
by the act of sucking. the thyeerine in them asteenttle
e infectione hfelltne•setiver healing. Sold only in b OL
tin. Is. lll..Mien. ml " J•issA Etre gi Co., Homo,-
;maim Chemi.ti, I. mdon " A letter received : Gentle-
rora.— it may, perhaps, interest you to know that, after
an estinded trial, I have Mond your Glyc-rine Jujubes of
considerable benefit (with or without medical treatment)
In almott all forms of thriat divas. They soften and
akar the voice. Tears leititfolly, GORDEN HOLEIRS. IL D.,
Senior Pigskin's' to the Municipal Throat and Mar
barman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

WAJAZICAX.
COUNTY COUCT.

FlitNIX
Bator* Kr. Serjesst Tin.lal•Atkinson, Ju.lio.
lher. were 70 plaints intend for hearing at thin Court,
but with the exc.:Whin of two jutgatent ..141111142.111 and
two online° tint dame fh• wtolo worn diSPOIOII of by
the Rtflifete ' (rreidand Fibtor. E.q )

CLAIM FOR MONIT LENT.

Jame. Hector, dealer, of M v. mist Game.
4. 4.T.01 Waseham. Cl Um LI 2..,... ,ney it• nt. —Mr. 1 11
of Poole, appearwl for dolor ont. —lames Ileetor .tat.. 'I be
lent complainant the moosy on the 11th of May, IS•ak at
Iffotthporr, near War. ham. lie lent him the money •n
publichouse. —lly Mr. Got • : Grine aaked him to lend
him some money, he beloved ho hot .owed it for some
drink. lie was in the pahli /emote about two hour.. His
111 a t make a memoranda Ott, lest he renseml•nred the
date, becalm it was the day before Toiler Down Fair. He
remembered aueing defendant in the latter part of Is
year for tiff money lent and Partials At Ihe time
Gime was owing .C 1 24, but he put it into the hands of
Ur. A•kin•con.-1)41 Honour remarks I dist, 1,, jU Ire t I
the defendant. plaintiff ought to have put in this claim
with the other .nc; there would be no enJ f i.gati in if
this WAS wad.. practice of no 'urn W.W.I he safe. Foe
all he knew, coitus mnigkt have teen ends-Ale' In the
a:lg.—John Rich swig ststeit he saw Li an I a 2s. niece
1,44•04 between Mr. fleet tr and Mr. 1)41,1 . Ur. Game
hadn't lily money, and wanted to go home.— ilv Mr.
Curtis: lie distinctly saw the money posesL Ho had
been dr+nking in the home, and had 'wen VW,, two nOUN ;
he had liven drinking beer, but Mr. Camo leanly.—
Mr. Curti., in his address for the defence, mid h s
Instruct ons were that hi. chant had borrowed from
Mr. Hector nst LI 20., hot 24., and it had been cnisunied
in beer. His client wan never asked for it, and thought
no more of it. He would ask his Honour to take into
account that his client was sued in the latter p,rt of last
sett for money lent in July of the sone p ar, elion
nothing wee said about the .C 1 ff.. pres !allay lea --Mr.
Curtis called for the def.alc Townes 1: one. eh • stated
that he couldn't recollect the d tto, but remembered being
in the public with plentitf, when he mid lie hal no
mor.ey, and plaintiff said he bad, and 'o .k out a 24 piece
with which *items paid for his beer accsunt. He never
knew anything about the s ivereign until be was serval
with the aunueolui.-11te Honour entered a non.not
against plaintiff, but would allow him to Iring another
action •,:ai not t.indefen•lant if he could bring the landlady
of the Immo ti prove that Comm changed a sorsre'sn in
the hous, . .

James Ilipthr y. Thome. Gismo—l.:Wm of XI for tile
keep . f three p The rimier' were the same at in
the Let ear and Mr. Curti, mode appe.rtel for the
defendAnt.—Mr if WS 1111103 r 00014 refer te
hit notes he would ipa plaintiff saiid d. fandaiit for thit
111.101111 L lu laat 700 Z, whim he was non-suiteil.—tlpiia
solemn.; hi his Pile,. hie Honour said tho, wag ellirlY
J”. 1,1 go., g reruict f •r Isf-gLut.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

ANNU A L SRNSIUNS.

The annual semions for the borough of Worehotn
were held at the Town Hall in Friday morning, the
Proceeding. being ~f a formal character. he reorder
(Mr. Freeland Filliter) was accuipankl on the
Bench by the Mayor (Mr. W. Daniell), the ex-Mayor
(jr, Marshallmy), mid the Mayor-elect( tf r. C. Selby).
'the Court having teen opened in the usual manner,
the following g. ntlemen were sworn on the growl jury:
—Messrs. C. Year.ley (foreman), W. rrocker,
Holiingham, B. Reale, F. Hibbs. ic. G. Parmiter, H.
Corti% D. B. (licit ‘rd, R. Hooper, J. rued', If.
Nicholls. A. .1. Mc 11,, A. Florence. C. D way, W.
Cooper, J. Newbury, J. ILoop,r, G. Widdle. and
Jame:. Trenellard. The Royal Proclamation againet
vice ..11 I iinmoralitv was read by the Town Clerk ( dr.
U. C. Filliwr. ) The Rocorder then delivered his
charge b. the Grand Jury. if. took that opportunity
of congratulating them up In the respect which had
been paid U. them by the authors of the Mitnicilal
(Unreformed) rorporati •n' Bil , upon the r.opeet
pail to the borough in being n iniinated 011,10 of the
few Corporations that Wen, 3,4, oCEILUOIitiO.I to b pla. o I
under a new charter. 'rho learned It:corder alluded
to the Act. of Pan l ament id 1 iet Ses.ion, and, fir.t
allu ling to the Pi...earls Replies Act, remarked it
was a useful measure for the purposes of busioem and
f thow who had much correspondence. Ito next
referred to the Act pawed last Session which altere I
the old law under which all persons who had c ho-
milted suicide or died fclo-cker had to be buried in the
public highway. There was a sinful Act altering the
law with regard to the collection of poor rate., which
provided any out-going occupier A.A., be babb. f
rates only during the time of his oo•evetioo. Tbia
was a lawful Act, id which their eolleidoi uell know
the value. The Recorder next allod.cl to the new Act
which gave power to magistrates to rebus, iddlieowie.,
remarking it gave a local option to the jit.tiees,
which it was very necessary and dedigloe they
should posseas. He thought ,tc,. was
as little heeded in Wareham as any whore.
In connection with Bills of Sale, the R ,corder re-
verted to the Municipal Corporations Act. Theo
there was another Act in 'which lb sy all felt an
interest—although it did not apply to them—the
Ancient Monumente Preservation Ac. If It thought
there was any dangcr of the wall. of the town being
interfered with he should be foremost in moving for
applying the Act to protect them, but they were not
mentioned at all among the Onto ock•dalid in the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

H. W, RIGLAR,

HAIIIII/liESSER AND PERFUMER.

TuitAcCuNIST,

BEGS most respectfully to Inform his

numerous Patrons awl the Publle genenslly that ht. ham

REMOVED from NORTII-INUARE to wore

• onini•••liqu. Pronlibes.

Sn. I. coRYWILL. DORCHESTER.

b. hope. by prompt mfraition,lo merit a rootinu•

are illoW favour. re. I ve.,l during Ills past ten years.

COUNTY CABINET WORKS,

8, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.

HANNAH AND CO.,
LTHOL6TERERS k GENERAL HOUSE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31

PIITTON.

or Hoof: tNxivriottßT.—‘h; Werineuelay
oveniul the him) l fr en Weymouth hclned those st
Pititon to eel. br.t. ter a....iy •111 try, awl the follow.
in, ry,,:rantine wy..w..11 :•- Hymn No, 11 ;
Anne .1 r.0.,1; ral, lie .1 Oration 1.. Atkins ;
recitation, Mr. : " thi. %team.
to ni c Mother," i.IL ;r.r ati .n. " Th.. Twn
; readinit. tl for Et liendell ;
whlrc.., Mr. 11111 l ninc.; Mr. Wilma./ and
Mi. Votir:kg ; " irlielt in the Street. ;..
" I Wunkarl and hi* Bible ;" •••11.,, Min Cullb
1111 l re ; recitation, " by Drink," J.%1.;
the., "A hi o I Ittechution ;" hymn. Mien Billett ;
whir..., M. I lowan' ; recitation, "'Ft. Dirge of the
Wind.," Mr. Deaden ; iumbr, Mr. Farwell ; recitation,
"'l'oin the Tailor," Mr. Atkin'" recitation, IL thane-
turd ; address, Mr. Frivol!.

ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN coNrlmastrr.
IN BOVBAY.

BOMBAY, Saturday.—A graad entertainment, pro-
vided by public enhmription, was given Isere Ws after-
no in to the Indian Contingent fr nn Egypt. Tim
troops met with a mot eatimvisstic reception, their
line of marca being thronged by an immense con.
course ot people.

DEATH OF THE BEY OF TUNIS.
TUNIA, S duirday. The Bey of Tunis expired
between three and four .•'click thu mirulog. Sidi
All Bey, broiler, and legitimate eucJeesor of his
1 ti,gbnees, hen Ines solemn'y Inv et AI with viwer.
The ceremony passed off without any notew ,rthy
Incident.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

MONEY LENT WITHOUT SURETIES
by the NATIONAL DEPOSIT DANK,
IS and 17, UVIIIIIL-atTILIST, Ooratrr (luxe's, Lox aux
Capital g,l4o,uuu. Norm** Fund, 40,uu0. Advance*
made at a few hours' wane, from £lO to £l,OOO in tone
or country, to male or (emote, upon now of baud,
mortagu of furniture, stock, plata, crop*, sod farming
implements without reutovaL Ain° upon hie polo***
and deed*, at 1:4 per cvnt. front one month to 14 year*.
No ouratioo or fees required. All communication* are
*trial), private. Call or mate amount required.

CkLiELES IL WHEATLEY, Manager.
N..—Th. Maninpar having • laws automat capital
at his command, and erwaing es easend the business to
persons residing in the country, reapunable appli.ants
will have the !gurney they retpure uue day alter applica-
two. No genuine. proposal refused. ril4l advauei
exceed AU/AM per annum Eetob lee 7.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

P°.!!‘"i''

2b As IGlitor.

Sir,—! observed in the repress dated the Bth inst.
that the society under the heeding "Ode Anal.
veriery" bad their tea and eat, tainment In the room
of the Working Men's Club, with rather an normally
small company. A good many members haring not
been invited, I now take the liberty to ass who bad the
authority of getting the said anniversary up without
acquainting tos members, as I sod ()Assn fully reload
upon, and anxiously waitiog for an invitation; bat
were sadly also tinted. Why were circulars not
i.ssued, or bills posted in oonspicaons placer, to viesrm
one and all to have had the treat (if that way inclined)?
Wok aornathing ought to have been done, Ix my own
part, for satiefaction to the members. Truataig this
will be Wien into 0 mildaestioo, for no all to p •rleka
of the social meeting generally, I will thank you, sir,
foe the kind insertion in your next isens.—l remain,
A itteltlliti (.111,18TLY DISAPPotIef ID.
January 71h, 1882.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

000KLrs PILLS

wili sem fade from toy memory ; mid • friend of lase,
who paired through the same &ilk* seamy seethe alter-
wards, Wormed me 'bat my fosse as • ' medicine men
had Dot died out, but that the OlatVlllllool cure wee even
thee • theme of oeuvereatios In tam bumf."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

SHOCKING MURDER.

A PAINFUL WENS.
IA x gr painful so.os was witasseed on Saturday.
John How.rth kickad his paramour to death Pt a/ tern..oo, the °maid us being the funeral of the late
Burnley on Saturday. He was a tramyins, Mr. John Rea, who for many years has held the
and bad °°"bited with the "m"at isnrolig " DOSiti"ll of manager at Stratford of the Great Hasten
Christmas Day. On Saturday Howarth got drunk itoiwsy uompany s Printing Works. Upon arrivieg
ad kicked her violently. She ran Into the street atLb rraw. is she wsag Ham Cansethry it was dM
and died In a policeman's arms. Howarth is in one. 00,ft:d" shss is was not large 'Laugh to allow the
tody. I (Ala to enter In any way, aad it warn decided to
the gran. A man then jumped into the Whorl
having naiad for a ladder, a pickax,, and a shovel,
about tha work of adargeonot, and after a half hourie
delay the task was s oomplished, and Use goat
lowered, mush to the relief of the psoplo presseat.

THE ENBLIBH SLAVE BOY CASE.

Mr. e. M. Barter reamed his application at Bow
-
street, L melon. on Saturday. for a warrant affstaid liedj
Ban sA.wed, um prows. tor of the Bent ZAil Z 40.0 Uwe!
of otot. ....a It.. childstealirig section of to. Act as
and !,5 VIoL, aip_ 100. Ho based ids application 00 tOe
informetacin of itra Ade, who aimed that in 1103 she
apprentiftd bar atm. then aged eight. 13 Hail Bea
Kanorned, on the &disci understanding and
that the bay should not be Was out of u=sit
In
1878 she bawd that her ,on had been taken to Span, and
for three years at. had heard stabled of his., and oould
not alOortaun bother he n.e alive or deed.--afr. flowers
mid be looted opus the indentures signed by the boys se
void. as the boys ought to be capitae of understaadlag
what they were signing, and whether toe deed was lot
thaw belief's or n Barka, said he bad persereally
,neratiseted wawa caota end in most of titian it was
found that the =Ames had apprent cied itaair
owing to the dissolute obarsotera of the r husbands and
their inobility I, provide 113.1 r children onth bom-a—The
foam Ad. oaring into to her tolurusattoo Mr. Flower.
granted a warrant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

COUNTY CABINET WORKS,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

THE DEVIZES MURDER.

At the Wilts &sada on Friday, an old man named
Charles (terd* (00), was charged with murdering John
C Jlemao, an old toes, at the Union Woodlouse, D,ViMI,
Of Which they were both inmates, on the 114th November,
1881. Lope. prosecuted.—The infirm well wee arca.
pied by nom or eight old men, and with the view of
brightening up the lire toe poker had been used to lilt the
coals, and het been left in the lire. The [nutmeg b,ing
somewhat cold, the most cosy mat II as aolight, and a
wrangle aroee between two or the paupers OA to who
1110111.1 rit by the well and neareet to the fire. Sone few
words reseed, when suddenly ono of the two engaged in
the dispute (Charles Gerrish) ceded the poker, which was
now red-hot, withdrew it from the Sre end pushed it
toward. his opponent. He thrust the poker into the neck
of his
i antsgouiit, sad it penetrated some inches,. He fell
beck, end blood mmediately begen to filer from the mouth
and In 10 minutes the man died. Mr./3.1111in Weyien wsa
not for immediately the =arenos took pinto, but death
had ensued too speedily to permit of surgieal aid beled of
avail. He found that some of tee main arteries had
been severed, end that death had resulted from
lusaiontege, which had been profuse Coleman (a
Wort** mut), was no. aftez takes into custody by LP
'peace Bull.
Kr. Matthews. defended.
. . . . . . .

The jury found thepris mar suilty,and sentence of death
was passed In the usual form L Juno, WI aides re•
marking that the prisoner justly deserved the extreme
sootence of the law for the cruel murder be had com-
mitted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

POOLE

- - --
Tuataras ov Lwinnize.—At the Petty Sessions on
Thursday the following licensee were transferred
:
The Black Bear horn Rdward Wallingford to William
Smith, and twos the same occasion from William
Smith to W. Nicholas ; the Globe Hotel from W.
Eq Butting to Charles Miami; the New Inn,
est, from John Tomkine to Robert Harris; the
Stet Hotel from Charles Minns to Jobs McAlea ;
and the Station Hotel, Parkatone, from George Noble
to Richard Alfred /deo/sett.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

torregponttna.

VOLUNTEERS' PRIZES.
To the &War.

a" of your restore-int-on:a me how it is the
prism woo by our Weymouth Volunteere have not yet
ti•en distributed! Sorely th,y ought to hare been pr,•
sewed long are this! Last year a similar delay secured ; but
It emi Inc ioseqoeure of the then Commandant of the
cone being in Ireland ; but this yeor I is. no r aeon for
it. It was fairly &sinned by the writer and ninny other.,
that fresh blood being added to the corps by tho appoint.
meet of • enblientanant, matters cigarillos the carp.
would have been conducted in • more bueitiess.bk. way.
In eome planes they give out the Feriae We my
evening of the 1111.0 ting. Whilst erritkag, I would observe
that I eadenteed groat dissatisfaction 'mats relative to
the drills being in certain prises added to thi somber of
marks obtained at the target This, in rify humble hide-
umiak should be dose away with., as 11.0 to me that it
seasorages shoodaG but tha eoatrary. for It the moat
Plbrobosbat I Nd by you wet WS scrotal of As

old hands refrained from completiog for the prise so
Waal, given by Mi. Webb, professor of music, and others
nemelr competed fog the sake of preciicm al Way had not
the ghost or a Mimes of winhiag by good shooting. sett
gather is wee out tide more aiihoh suleequestly
one and all were very piessedl"ried sheerest", Woo&
sari serceeded in winning it. Why DCA give prises
for attecdance and odic 110C1 at drill. and let II" sh°°t'
log stead on its merits. The yearanstp lost com-
menced. slimly Ude could be now I or. at ell
events, ems required alterations mad*, ea thee dissatio-
faction woold not bye-sad-bye be enisocletecnni I; oigbt
-
not to follow became • gaith to eo situated is hist cam
that he osu attend every drat that the awe sheeki hi
ao..d to be added t, the points made for i
spinet soother who is unable to do so but yet=
more 'hills than the Goverament reguletiocia required. Ti
iste it dote not r.qoiria &coed thought, and shuuld. as
before stated, be at mos altered.
I write this purely sad solely for the good of Me corm.
eel bass it. interest at heart. being
AD OLD Warrounuan.

limier', 1182.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

A RIDE TO KHIVA
IT

CAPTAIN FRZD BURNABY.
Royal Rona Ow -do.

Pres 13 toys Two pairs of boots laid at far woe
shoo talus; sad for physic—with whkdo it le well to bs
supplied when travailing in out-01-thieway plaororeas
(minim sad Cockles pill', the attic.l seen lavaluabis
modicum. sad owl which I have used aa the natives et
Osatcal Africa with the greatest poonible seem In tash
Um, marrellous ousels produced upon the mind sad body
at an Arab Sheik, who WU impervione to all Wive
noodirino• when 1 alabaster to him dye
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

I OCR V KR'S SULPUITU se A.ll ksksily slop
IS Bak tress tarsisi , sal ksi Ur Wash Is
occ.axyui mod Grimm I. Rem IS eon
pussively early peeled al Ilk tie Irk will kis AS Ur
ess.plstor wbsoessr kols or bsossisg so,tbss
work a:vest =sal oksr kw Is roar Os ass

EVERY-ONE WHO HAS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

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JANUARY Mit, 180.

A VEXED QUEATION:

Al the Town Hall, Doeolesseer- ,en ride, evening
ler, • sekviag lecture as the terrible ideate of the opium
dreg an the usferrmate people who seelaved by
was delivered. The picture draws of the Minato
leallo—a *tar at enforced vies, am it wer—wes piti-
able Is the extreme, ead from strustere of Mr.
Hertar, whir were far from es pore, then would
*ppm to be Utile a. aothiag to be said la our favour,
so far as regards our trakasat of Chia& He rearm-
sinned is • spirited sad Indignant IMMIX spier the
"impeder" arertior of fiir Rutherford Aback, sad
aparst lb.aapriariplod bearing of the Zero Is the
meter, sad the andiron who &traded the lecture
nmet her hilt highly inward against bath;
but as Friday emulag taut the deka 842 Rather
ford Alcor, Is • paper read before the
Witte larks of the floarty of Arts pat • cry
darner cosplezioa as the whole sada. By •
prima of our renew of the Maur. it will is build
tier bar. Hance side • starling statement, 1 to tho
unarber of ponces ki'led by the abuse of the dreg—
*rimier ounded rely oa the simple droner of boast
ass, Rot Ciiaamoi. Bat 81, llutberford Aback bee
reseed " religious dress sad phil•athro pier " at
outrageous ragientione in their arguments for the
euppreriore of the treffic which have pared current
icat the bet 30 year. He dor Dot agree with the
Sorry for the supprearra of the Opium Traffic,
either es to the prericability of the end, or the
&desirability of Ms mere they propord for offer
The stook of his ratereata cantered most &molly the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17

0027 2_ 0 aIITL

The Permanert-174c-lc-Ben-e-lit--B,;ietise agent, of
Swanve, was here 14st Nfonday. when nearly a drisso
aikme 1 the propos tei for joining with the inimbers of
the above 4-riety, whoa- olicie. issipt4 now tum`ier
nearly 4;7,000, with a ca ital of E. 100,000. Pers •us
fiodri t-rt y. art to 5.1 yea, en join for sick pay at.d
tnedicol site anee. %14 life and bre saturant*
endosruiente. ite., are effect •,1 by the same c
MR G COST •as elite t • the wan, .1 the working
ida•re. this week ; y ',ending . 51. glo(!try ticket
to nearly all the fanilit,4, awl a 2. tid. one t the
idng4 ; all Mr. B And at the p.m time Ca, giving
awty e al., itc.. to his ten .n• 4 a•ol we noi,l h..r ly
ray that it an. very ace-ptsble i all c tws bat • ne—
that .d the M•.oniarskil- Mr.. S., wdo r duriwd hers, as
her piny is toe Co iserratire, sal won't have any•
thing t do with Liberals.