The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
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CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,
Royal Horse Curds.
Pegs 31 Aye :—" Two palm of boots limed with tor
also taken and for physic—with which It is well to be
supplied when travelling In out-o(-th•-way pleme—seene
quinine and Cockle's pills the latter a most invaluable
medicine, and one which I have seed on the natives of
Central Africa with the greatest possible poems. In Not,
the marvellous edicts produced upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicines, wino I ododnioter to hint dye
000ICLE'S PILLS
will DOM' fads from my memory ; and afrised of wino
who peeved through the @sae dletriet many months at 1.
wards. Informed me that my lame as a • medicine saes,
had not Cod out, but that the marvellous cure was eves
thee a theme of convereetion is the basest."
COCKLE'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
111 IRE
ONLY PREPARATION
They place before the public.
COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS
tlll OLDltai
PATENT MEDICINE.
is Roses at It. 1., 2.. at., 4. 6d., and 11.
COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUi PILLS
TUs RT
FAMILY MEDICINE.
Is Bosse at i.e. ad., Ss. Ski, 4a. M., and its.

COOK LE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
Till 14111111 T
lAKILY YEDIJINIL
ID Boxes al la Ild., 2.. 9d , 61., and Ila

LIY OOMPLAINTI,
311.10171301111,
lITOMMM DZIANAZIIENTS
CCI/01 IT
DR. ICING'S
D• NDELION AND QUININS LIVNN
PILLS
(WITHOUT intRCURY),
Which ma elestively on to. liver, end, addle aperient,
are all that cam be desired. D . irefe femme Mb parley
sal dime the timbre system, by directly framers Ilaa Barr best
eleuglelosit, waft the Mom& to proDIISb.
hiio. • Om quietly and entlraly el
ff7e, :.,& tin died sr
Hs starea. sp
and legating atadadlag
Dr. Dandallete
;ET= Id 4ever ad
glagai gag lay
tra7weg,
Ai SUM 11'0 mars Di. "

• Instiout ainfals7rareiiiitalMlN
DL NUM DAL:DEMI AND QUININE WHIR PILI
wpm d Ant/billow Ma white. by Weir
oossmally romalid drast.e, violist paydays swim, porta s-
mtty Ware tbs sbinsob coats or Ila
Dit. EINON DANDELION AND QUININE LIVEN
PI LLB
Act quickly on Um User, ulna os lb. Blommila
nR BISON DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLB
an a very path, laxative, causing so pals or laccomal.
MM.
na. NINON DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS.
1-0 • most sa/s, attain, aad Minving always to
ham al baad übsui magastml to,e and Its Moviiabis warm
quesols—basdsobs, alskaws, Namibia: pass. Ma:Lbws.
indismatioa. Manias. cosaUpatioa. latalsace. torpidity—
tbommilms.

pc Koos DANDILION AND QUININE LITInt
PILLS
Relieve and elan' the Bead, regal ate the l. sad all Seem
Ilona
[IMPS DANDELION AND IaUDIIINZ LITZ' PILLS
15 are really reateumeded by • krie osraber of Moiled
Ma la all localities.
DIL KUNall DANDELION AND QUININE LIVEN
PILLS
Iteisore all Impurities, sat gently as the Bowels.
fIL ILINOV DANDELION AID QUININE LIVER PILLI-.
" —Their chain bite Aedat Nature, ad obere the theetleme
have beeped stopped or eas zsaal, by a reeds, aoarcely
appreciable idiot, to mew am sad leetore the Abaft that
had become Impaired.

rti. mos DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS
have bees spesially used Mr the greater part of • oestmy
se a CERTAIN, GENTLE, APERIENT. rtnurnoo, TONIC,
ALTERATIVE MEDICINE. that can be refely takes by all,
sad urn istaintala their reptYa ion unavalkd oaths BUT &ad
SLYEST MEDICINE.
FIR ILINWS DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS
6-, are said by Chamiets thraghoost the wort I. No boast
should be without masa them Tills The boxes ere of three
Nose—lL li4L, to. lid , and is 61. Those that have oat Wed
them should get • mull box at came
DR. NINON DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS.
Without any Mercury whatsoever.
DR. NINON DANDELION AND QUIN= LIVER
PILL,.
Recommeoded U. correal. tor Heartburn.
DR. NINON DANDELION AND QUINME LIVER
PILLS
Act quickly on the Liver, solidly on the Stomach.
1 DR. SINGE DANDELION AND QUINN' LIVER
PILLS
Speedily mem DY•P•PIix nod
DR. 11111011 DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS.
Mildly Aperient, Mousing, P 000114.1, 00011.1.
DR. LINO'! DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS
Relieve and clam the Head, regulate the Bile and all Serra
Hoag

DR. KING'S DANDILION AND QUIMINZ LIVER
PILLS
Itoomve an Impurities, est Geeaily en the likrirehi.
DIL EMS DANDZLIONLS AND quanta Livia
PIL
bang composed of Purdy Yeeembh Extracts are beyond all
question herm'ess.
PIPPIIIII3
QUIN'S* LID IRON TONIC.
maims AND ENHICHNI THS BLOOD.
STRENGTH INS TIC NERVES AND MUSCULAR SYSTEM.
PROMOTES APPETITZ AND IMPROVIS DIGISTION.
ANINATIDI THE SPIRITS AND MENTAL FACULTIES.
Tborowej mamb Di a a general bolds, bentth. and Induces
thy c ,ndition of 'he nerrout sad phyliala forces
S
Transom indigmbat, Satailroo• hearthwro, weatitems of
the stomach, shaking mow lone, noose.
lath. moat elective treatment in al, complaints aright from
derangement ad llto tenons spasm, imawahria,
weakest. of Um limbs, prostration, incipient parnlyele,"&i=
St. Vitus* Damn.
The remedy in all wishes dhows and low Mato .11k. ma-
stitution.
Sold by Chemists In bottles containing 33 dome, price 4. ltd.
neat shed bstils, ii.. Thu t4nature of J. Pepper it a n the
abei In red ink. DMA out twins Pepper's Tonic"
LOOZTER'S
SULPHUR II•I R RISTORIR
RESTORSS TUB NATURAL COLOUR TO GRIT HAIL
INSTANTLY STOPS TIM HAIR FROM FADING.
IF OCCASIONALLY USED
ORZYMESS IS IMPOSSIBLE.

LTV= OONTLEINTS,
BILIOUSNESS, INDIO'S/110N,
STOMACH DISAIGBILNNTS
cuw
DR. ICING'S
DANDILIOX •11D QUININI LIVID FILLS,

SULPHOLINE LOTION.
All EITEENAL MELEE OF
CURING SKIN DISEASES
The,. le scarceiy say eruption but will r bid to • fle'pho.
line" la • few days, and commie* to fade sway emu if It
seam poet cum Ordinary pimples, redeem. Withal, muff
retsina", vanish as if by mirk ; *WM okl "adoring skla
Mae" that hate plague' the ea/Wm for yaw, however
rioted they may be, "Sot hollow". .4l secemsf ally
tisma. The ant suggestice of
BolPboilDe 0..
adegasil from De. IMirtia's bestameat. It deserwri the
Immicralio wllkh moo these uralebtly. Irritable, panful
areetkost mad always prodnees • clear, healthy, nature ma-
dbl.o of the ride. It may be used to Whim, "101151011 •
folios' is sold by mast Clemdds, or any vii procure it.
Bottle.. fla hl
T • • • 0 1.1 K
AND
PODOPHYLLII
nil Sold Meshiaatioa. se $5l mordant to disordered liver, is
Ora esiermal. Id • plll, or .0-rolled dattructi e anti-
Wham medicines In 01l are of ecagesbee. or lbw tom.
TALAXAOUM nod PODOPHYLLIN eels ties siftrieh
gracile mhos, me the @tooled) mry gently, indeed giving
I • mars of chins... and comfort ei. hie • few boors. The
symptoms of liver derangement, headache. torridity, castles-
nem, istalsoce, heartburn, seems of over-repletion. shoulder
palms, repouososl to food. general discomfort and
its q ly d spelled by T tRAX SCUM and PODOrPIM
• gold extract of dandelloo and ma- drake roots, preemselag
Use highest medicinal virtues, and prepared eciely by J.
Pepper, &glad laboratory, Rayleye'reet, Leselea. luau on
haring the correct nreps.atim. Pottles 11.11 MANIC sid
by Chemists everywhere.
Dg. KING'S DANGIIIJOR AND QUININE LIVER 181.' 8
hare bele sore ally um I for the yentao pert I noon.
tory ea • CERTAIN, O.NrLIC. APERIENT, rtoorrt
rdioc, •LTERSTIVE MEDICINE, thm can be safely taken
by all, and Mill maintain heir repumtine unrivalled AA the
BEST sad SAFEST MEDICINE.
DIL KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS.
la every household them Pills should I. legal. Early re
course to the. eaves tee doctor.
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)
PC.) IVE RENIELIi_
GRA.: .tto•tparts the ' • on rompt
of • Stamm to poet.. s.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR DEPO.IIYr, ES AND DERANCIP-
. ST. 1111f18 OF THE GENERATIVE AND NERVOUS
SYSTEM. NERVOUS onomrry AND EXHAUSTION, THE
RESULT OF OVER-TAXED ENERCHES IS GIVEN IN THE
BOOK or ..roarrive mongols... This Book 11... •
POSITIVE REMEDY for .11 DI LASES, The • awes of all
1.51 .4... it. lova is lin :lieA' Owes ead Terarenalele with
tames aid is each mac If IS A 01710110 THE Sat IP.
TREATMENT OF ALL DISEASES. sad ehno'd be Comul.ed
by a who require molted Imetment. NOTICE—THE
POSITIVE MEDICINES GIVEN IN THE BOOK OF "PO5l.
TITS REMEDIES " ARE THE MEDICINES USED BY DR.
SMITH FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS. By the aid of this
Book Invalids may form • correct knowledge of their babdr.
sad Snd • POSITIVE REMEDY for the Cum. The same ore
published la Owlish, to meta. Invalid" to Pelmet the Remedy
sod CURE TBENSELVES without camellias • Medina
Mea. wads( • Written Stamm et of Oses. or Pro be Cow
saltation rem Send Two Steamas for the BOOK OF
" POSMVE RENLIMES," which methane 1144 piges, aad
gives • Cure for all Diemen. Post free oa receipt of TWO
STAMPS direst from
H, ewers a cp., POSMVE REMEDY LABORATORY,
IS, llouthemploa few, Loudon, ris,o

NO TROUBLE TO YIX
BLAKEY'S
pEAYTECTOES.
Six_pmee spiel in this saves ICH.
Do sot boy vile imitations al
BLAKEY'S BOOT pROTEOTOWL

SYMINGTON% WORLD R.ENOWNICD
ARAB coma
liObogTls,lbib.Mb. par lb.
maim porraza
llb., ilb.. TWO/ , ed. & Is. W. pee lb.
DANDILION OOFFEE
la The, Id., la art 18. SE. Oleil
S'IIIINGTONSI,II4I2
- :1 ;1:. 011111 50 YEARS.
, 00.,
• Ilssitorougls
"
PAYSANDU
Ox TONGUI,
TO BE HAD OF ALL GRACIA.%
Wks ardaing see you pt
no PAYSANDU.

KEATING'S GOUGH LOZENGES.
As over Worming Ws dig 7san.
KEth.
TING'S GOUGH LOZENGES.
Ban sod Salon Pasiody_lor COUGHS,
ANTRIM PHLEGM. asd TICKLING in Nis
Throat.

KKATING'fiI COUGH LOZENGIO3.
Ocaveniest to keep handy la time poolomt.
VACATING'S DOUGH LOZICNGISS.
LS- Are u ,mll7 rooesuasaded by tbe Faculty.
(Original may bass..).
Dear fik—Ravitig tried your Cough Loomis, Is
=IL hare mace pleasure In Matthias to their
sleets In Oases el Incipient Consuamptlos.
Asthma, and Brosehial sliestioss. 8o good a medic's.
smelt to be bonne to be suuredati4 flame pre-
it largely with the bat regalia
W. B. G.,
Apothecary, H.M. India. Medical Barrios
Sold In The, bt li, 1. moth, by all
DiGNIAB CARDS of every description
.1.11 ?dated at theollosol the Telegram, Dorchester.

141jv
No"--or Zoo -7;
'I
r,.. .1.--

sal an %tamers to
UNITED STATES &CANADA.
FROM LIVE:SPOOL.
SARMATIAN...Foe Halifax and 25th.
CIRCASSIAN...Foe Halif ax sad Baftlmoro Fob. I.t
NOVA 1300TIAN . For Halifax and Patna Fob. Mk
SARDINIAN—Yoe Halifax sod 154 h.
CABMAN—. For Halifax sad Farina Fob. Rod.
SARMATIAN.— Yoe Halifax sad 11t.
CIRCASSIAN-- ..For Hain and Portlaa......Mar. (Rh.
OCEAN RATEB.
Saloon, £lB. Alfa ma Lit; Intormodiats, ;
81=RAHR, AA 48.
Tbrosek *kat at sisolal rata Is Chicago. Winning
WNorasadwasta god to all gnats la ths
asilhoi rs Com
Juana sugarn to Halifax an grand to Owaseal
Laguna rai- deu. (co ; gad to Agrissitnralista.
Agricultural Lannon. sad Fowls Duman horrants
for ; sad Through to Irina watt is Canada at
EiVßata.
rsi akts—" Reports of Taunt Taman' Delegated
as Donlon= of Nada r Map of Manitoba and Osasdian
Fad& Rail's,; also moat inn of Banging. ca
Canada sad the Weston Mass of Anarka, Am, mat
Fail portioning on applicatioa to
ALLAN BMWS and COMPLIM liMlo4o6ll4,Llillipoot.
or to Mr. Canvas Passes, M. High Zartnnot,
Dorohogn ; We. C. T. Houngig.. issnaaa Agin. 14.
fjoannoroial-road. Weymouth; Mara Cam sad Bat
Agnierogra Morkapino, Pool.; T. W Isoursaat
Asset Jec Wastutron, Wareham ; H. if. Mojili, Salts-
begrimes, Risadford ; Kr. BT. MOW', akebfigoara
as.. hlsainass, fingrninotsr Newton ; ROW? BILUX.
A3miat, earaik. airbus& ; J. C. Baum West Barough.
Winabonis : L R. Ourfars. Cabinet Kase. Wareham;
We. PLACI. Washout. Portland.

CURS FOB ALL.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
THE univgnsiL MANDY FOR BAD LEOS, BAD
OMANI'S, OLD WOUNDS,. AND ULCUATIONS
OW ALL KIND&
Mere is no medical prepasulton which msy be no thoroughly
relied upon In the treatment of the above adamants so
Holloway's Olnlaseats Rubbed upon the surface of the body.
eves or near the elleotp.tigtre, it determent under the
erotica us of . hand,g mos to the source of the
evil, and thus performs ite bt.l errand, rapidly,
sad without pale. Is all leas fag COMM, Hollows?' Pills
should she be taken. as they purify the Blood and a psi all
dwraved Immours from the e
00U0 OOLDJ, BORE crIBTATS, and BRONCHITIS
This lii ineelellble in the cure of the.. throat Lod
pectoral somplaista. which when Deglected often end is
, settled Mims Sr Othsemptioa. The Olettnent well rubbed
I upon WI Chest sad Soak night Led morning. peseta-atm the
skin. sad she. absorbed, Is cereled directly to the
we
in hemedlate.coothet with the whole men of
Woad, It amaralleas or expel all impurities By these means
ell psheasery complalnts may be cured with rigidity sad
ease.
MORIN= OF THE [IMMO, /TONI, AND (111ANTL
Is any of the above comAttet more bona may be derived
to tweatydoew hours by the following simple mew,
then could he brought about Na swaths by any other
treatment. Is bad awe; II the Obetemeat be dilfgentam—bbed
In the mad of the badt, over the tyska of the .
will quickly penetrate and give immediate reitel7 111.7 It
to
tight rid the FM simaid be lama nightly wording to dram-
/WOW
GOUT. RHEUBATIIII, AND slur JOINTS.
netinable Olatatent exercise • more obvious control
over Goat sad kheimmthes than any other llediellau No
out noel roman uncured. who will in good Garnet make •
vigorous sorb:mean of this invaluable remedy—eacceding to
the Printed Instroodans seized to each Pot. An settled
aches end pales will likewise be bandied by the isms trait
meek
MIN DWANE/ 1101110FULA, AND 110IIITY.
The banelkdd MOM Of this peerless Ointmest are truly
wonderful in owe of Ringworm, lam bed Steellia or
Rim's Evil, asd Hs pewee* are adequate to the MIMS' of the
sacorkevelerete akin Diseases to which the home frame is
subject.
Sold at Professor Ilethowat's Mablishmeat.,
HI, New Oxiord IL Hate ilk Oxford St.), LO.doe ;
also by Veeder el 111. n• through-
out theatlllieed."lf =PI; mei sod Poto at ls. lid..
IR de. SI.. it.. 22.,5ad 13a. each.
Full printed directious we Waxed to each Pot sad Bo . and
se be Mel is ear lenrosge.

WILLIAM TILLZIZ,
MARBLE é MONUMENTAL MASON, tic.
PRINCES-STREW. DORCHESTER,
rIPHANIES the public at large for their past
1 favours, le
liad_ laterals these that • has the
LARGEST STOCK In the COUNTY of toady-
worked HEADSTONES, CROSSES, U., of difficsat
&slam

MEMORIALS SELECTED from
STOCK may fie fixed mendege within
48 Mitre.
SHEETS with upwards of 200
DI
forwarded on Application,
alarriose when .elected.
IMPERISHABLE LETTERS in
Solid Lead.
An Experienced Lotter-cutter sent
to shy part of the County on the
Shortest Notioe.

NOT, Till ADDIRBOO :
MARBLE & STONE WORKS P SASE-LANE,
SHOW ROOMS, PRINCES-STREET
(Next TO Tall Dome COONTT /Warmla.
Agent for the Mason Pottery Company, Poole
Dorset
Manufacturers of Glazed Stoneware Sewage Pipes,
Terra Cotta Chimney Pots, GardsuYsaes, &a, &c.
Discount for Cash.

COALS I COALS It COALS II
ROBERT HILL,
26, SOUTH-STREET, DORCHESTER,
Bees to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his
=amen generally that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS 1—
WAILSEND HULLO & FOREST
CLAY CROSS of DEAN
T AUL 0' TH' HILL RADSTOCK
SMITHS' MALTING
BLUESTONE CITLM and COIEB
B. H. desires to call special attention to the TALK
0' TH' HILL COAL, which he can strongly recom-
mend for Household purposes.
All Coals, by truck load, Reduced Prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, &c., and Grindstones.
Area for the Wiltshire Seek Hirint 00.11,21 Y.
Depots at the Great Western and South-western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 28, South-street, or at the Office,
Great Western Radway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and o:dingle&
and at moderate rates in the Country.

BRYANT
MAY'S
MATCHEI

Tim SCHOOL Or AZT.—A. musical and dramatic
entertainment is to he given in behalf of the fund for
liquidating the debt on this institution on the 30th
Inst.
Ismerlox BALL—The invitation ball to be held
at the Town Hall Assembly BOOM., on Thursday
evening next is being lo iked forward to with the
meet pleasurable anticipations by the townspeople, as
well as by many visit rs from other pliers, and, as
far as we can gather, is likely Li pass off mo 4 sec.
awfully. A fi. steer ban.i has been engaged for the
cordon, and every passible arrangement made to 0311-
duce to the succor of the getb wing, which is expected
to be very numerously attended. The mansgegeent
brag in able hands, we anticipate the million will
be of a very enj /lade character.
BAAGAL 11.11011 Ne.—At the Shirehall, on Saturday.
before If. B. hilddieton, EN. (in the chair), and
Captain Hansel, three men of Chickerell, named
Thomas Raialrey Smith, Joseph Randall, and Thomas
Rand ill, were charged on remand edth
firing in private water beloogin t Lied Tinkerer,
In the parish of Abborbury, nethe night of January
14th.— lir. R. N. Howard appeared fir the proem-
ton, and Mr. Percy Street for the defence.—The
defendants pleaded guilty—Mr. Howard informed
the Bench this ..fence was of very frequent occurrence.
In this case although only • few fish were found,
about 401 b: hal been taken that night. L erd
Ilchester Ind been extremely kind, and he bed
forgiven offenders time after time, but he really
could not stand it. Ceovietians seemed to have little
effect in stopping people from going on this water,
and be must ask the magistrates to deal in this riene as
• preventive to others. ils proposed to mill Mr.
Mark Hopson, his lordship'. steward at Abb rebury,
who would give the circumstances of the cies—Mr.
Percy Street, however, submitted those was no
secority for that, se the men pleaded guilty—The
Bench concurred, but the Chairman enquired if there
had been any complaint agalat these particular men
before.—Mr. Hopeon : One of them I have soursooed irtbs, inartiaes, anti Bratbs-
befors.—Mr. Street: Fowles° yew ago.—Mr. Supt. HIRT HS.
Gale :In 1887.—Mr. Hopeoe rid he remised informs- 13. lydhiug, the wife of Charles U N..:.' is. s ton that a great deal of poaching wee going on on the 641.-
Flees, and he put 13 or 14 men to watelt.—idr. Street lja.naurry.ryll34,...taserhceuitewn ;army
thLeoloca..etohf ,),Dri nsig t 6
, the
expressed his surprise that Mr. Howard bad pressed cif, of dr. A. Dust., ere, daughter.
the ow as be hat, for ha, of all people, must know
of the great "Breese prevailing at Cialokord at the of • If.a.
present time. His ineractione were that the men January at the Bed Lion Blandfonl the wife of Kr.
A. Cuter, n ' •
want out to get their Sunday's diner—eels—the tide
jinr h.arbour, Sherb see, the a le of Kr. 11
was running very fast, and before thity knew it they pmi. .
were in Lord Ilchester's water. They yielded to January It, at Spring Gardens, Portland, the of Mr
temptation, and were caught. They wishel to plead Wier. of a daughter.
r
Jtentale 17 at Bell Dorchester, the wile or tir•
170tIthimityitouudit.weare.ext.tromtedelytheeerryn,nbaut powovueirdtytidkreesea atarlduZywieer„ at vhorborna. Dorset, the of 0. R. Wllv
lenient view of the ore, and impair' but • small fine. w ' W.
nue, of a son.
Re presented a memorial rimed by the Rec, Mr.
Daaville, sod some of the principal inhabitant& AA DEATH 3.
to Thomasßandall's previous offense. it wae 14 years
"pia; n (4,01).4% late George Torah ins, of Wey
upeoi.line 12, DISI, at Redfern, Sydney, Australia,..:
am when he was fined 10L—Mr. Howard admitted
the men's character were goo Middleton said isnearligo, at latreekney.w, go 'dory, the wife Ile it.
the Bench were Very anxious to put • stop to such Groat, aged 77,
paaabian an Lord Tichester's wirer. It was quite "nOUT It, at Norton Manor, Somerset. RoPhhl Chart iii
rum they bad no right to go Uwe. If there had het Stoner, widow ni the late (Starlet Usury Stoma, Esq....—
. bays Of the hie John •gyle aged SO pave
the coast diutAidistressuwasbwrite fittainßanauchte.nruldllyb on 22Aagg...., 18,ion.Blasdiord, lire. Argyle, 0105
imposed • heavier flea They would be fined tOs. and Janus-y 16, at Winfri.th, I,nisa Aaiuna i„i&Ai ru,g,hier of
costs, but If there were any more ores of this sort Br. 0. Mortimer, ard S non he.
they would put • mach heavier fink for they could January 15, at lh Ccc llotel, Lotworth I gestionac
li as nnose heavy • penalty se £s—lt appeared the the lungs, Beene, Oar beloved and only daughter of Ge.ni
book, in which the men had been, was Wad by the I"rY L'haids' Is l"4.
21"
2.. r.
Cetrr and Mr. Street now applied that it should
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UttUsaitd to the owner, who was not one of the All
cirques and Post-office
to, I
drendanta —Mr. Howard 'submitted the Bench had: Mrs. MARY Mittne, 8, High West-street, heehaw'
no power to make such an order.—The Ben.th said Printed and Published by Etiwaitie Naive' in, at the
• the
Mr. Brest had hie remedy, but not with *sm.—Mr. I Mom, 8, High-street, West, Don:heater, in
Street: I can bring • civil sation.-114. Howard: Parish of TheTtdsyTrinity, for the Proprietor.
Meg girt! or uncivil action It nu 111r.‘ , January 23rd, 1883.
,ordege sare ryable ti