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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

SULPHOLINE
LOTION

THH CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES I
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY!

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN on
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A NANEU.OUS APPLICATION.

BEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMFUL
CURES OLO-STAMOING SKIN DISEASE&
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT 02 BLUR'S'
There is eeareely any eruption but will yield to
" " in a few days, and comment* to fed*
away, even if seemingly put cure. Ordinary pim_plee.
redness, blotches, tend, roughness, vanish as 11 by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorder,, esseme,
acme, psoriasis, roses, Karig°, tetter, pityriasis, however
deeply rooted, " Sulpholine " successfully attacks. DI
destroys the animalcule which mostly cause Wee
unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and prodoese •
clear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. " Bulpholine
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
Bottles, 23. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

PEPPER'S
QEIAMINE & IRON
lITRIENE=GY TONIC.

IffISEAT 'SPILT STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
II mamma AND IRON TONIC.—By inheing
new life, enriching the blood, and strengtheulietbsom
mnsenlar system, the manifold symptoms of w
disappear, appetite returns, fatigue celiac*, recruits&
health, • general accesaion of strength and V
the whole system shososntly reeves the benefit derived.
ItREAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
111 QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—II helms
up the weakened 'lemon* syotem, and increases Um
stresoith of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the &Teemd
irritoole condition re,tilting front prostrated nerve&
Each Bottle contains 32 &era.

ItREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PF.PPER'S
1111 QUININE AND IRON TONIC, brill&
iallutue.• fin Lire body end nrrr repairs
tlii• ravalsm een.,l by overtaxing the brain power,
•iiil PO rives trnily g...nt mental atrength. It. mein
t 114. eaeli .•e ini't

r:_REAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
SY QUININE AND IKON TONIC tizengtheu
t stout:oh, Aoltiog sinking sensations, rernoree
inili 1men:;1.::ro. palpitation. it.% Idiot valuable
nieilicine for delicate frinales. Ity the cordial bitter
Its Oar Pepper's I onoe a' n II 11, leases the appetites,
and, by its UPC, all neee.• ity for beer, nine, or spirit ig
avoided. Insist on has Or: only Pepper'. Tome, and
not a mixture of Ilia cnentiiit'a own compoundia
Bottles, 41. thl. each, sent earrisge free by Parcels P
on sending the amount in Ftninps or P. Order to hie
Pepper a Co, &Ilford Lalmrat.ry, London. W.C.

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

ORDINARY CASES.

Edwin Ferrett, Farnham, r. Thomas Lane, of the
OMMO place —Claim £1 14'.. for cutting 1 acre 2 roods
of wheat and 2 acres 2 roods of barley, on the 72nd
August —Plaintiff deposed he personally agreed with
Lone to cut the wheat for £l, and the barley was a
different bargain altogether No agre-enent was
made about the barley, but Laue told him to cut it.—
Defendant pleaden it was an imposition to charge
£1 14s. Ho was willing to pay el, a fair charge, as
Bs. an acre was fair price for the wheat, awl 3s. an
acre for the barley. —His Honour enquired if there
was a practical farmer in Court, but as no one
answered. Mr. Ihorne, valuer, of Sturminster Newton,
was called, and he statvl Bs. an acre was the usual
charge for wheat, and 3s. for barley—Verdict accord.
ingly for Ms 64.
0. -eymour•Rose, bookbinder, &c, Sturininster
Newton, v. 0 Pope, Everley Farm.—Claim 13s. Bd.
for book binding. sc. - This Cll4e had been adjourned
twice on the application of defendant. At this Court
defendant did not appear, and a verdict was entered
for plaintiff.
ie Re Benjamin Park, labourer, of Tarrant Hinton
—This case had been adj. eirned to enable Park to take
advantage of the new bankruptcy rules. The total
amount if debts had been furnished the registrar
£l7 174 tid —ln reply to the .fudge. Park stated he
hail eight children, and only one able to work. His
furniture was very little, and all he deponded on was
his labour—An order was made to pay 104. in the
by 6. monthly instalments, qr. Goulding, of
Monition, the opposing creditor, being appointed
&waiver.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

CVLAROZMENT OF PRKMISES.

k.i;RocEltY,:roVt tov., te.itUTCHKKING

t•:.s I.

!3. HIGH ZAST-STRVIT. DOIGYHESTIR.

J. WARREN

1 iEGS to Thank the Publio for the liberal

S,lpport accorded him during the He-building of his

Pr.-mimeo, sad to announce that a. NEW SHOP

BE.OPENED

above address, where ali °niers Audi receive

orompt attention.

FRESH SAUSAGES DAILY.

BERNARD LOADER,

PLoRIST AND SSEDS,MAN

SOUTH-STREET, DORCHESTER
I / !MS to call special attention to his CHOICE
) COLL r.CTION of

PR I IIULAB. CINZRARIAS. sod other WINTER

BLOOMING PLANT 4,

aT 111011IDINGLY LOW PllOllll.

Also about

71000 EARLY SPRING BLOOMING P 438118.
VIOLAS, ANTIRRHINUMS, SWEET WIL-
LIAMS, WALLPLOWIRS.
Str,mg Plata, from Carter'n Choir.* Seeds; 4s. par
100; h. 6d. for 60; ii. 6d. for 26.

06saz••2 ram

IMril

STIFFS I ARIA!

F'S

6Taitthi

QT11,4" SEARCH.

' ----1
ST t MAL
.3

ONEY! MONEY!! MONEY !
i• 11 ONEY Lent at Short Notice by a
Private Gentleman. who, having a large amount of
capital at his command, enable* him to make immediate
Cash kdvancee from CIO to .000 to male or female
Householders, Partnere Dairymen, Market Gardener.,
Cab and Cart Owners, Lodging-house Keepers, and
others, at a fair and reasonable interest, without loan
Whoa routine. all applications are strictly private.—
Apply by letter to
ME. M. COLLINS,
12, TAINIrr-snutsr, DORCHESTER.
NB.—Mr. Collins can be seen personally every
Wednesday from 10 am., till b p.m.
Gonda* applications Inunedlately attended to.

MONEY! MONEY! MONEY
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

'fEIE "LOUIS" VoILVETEEN.

=demi As are euitalala only for oertaia

•.•.7.,0f divas. The tailor•mhde serge or English

• ~1,11 thst make a perfect travelling frock would be
o..p.wwibility at a dinner.

TILE "LOUIS' VELVETZK.II

1• rr;RFECTLY FREE from Chir drawback; there

i• tiny. in the day, no occasion on which it looks

..f place. and no materiel of the plainest or most
beetle with which it will not freely combine,
for the Skirt that accompanies a Satin Tunic one day
appear the nut with Cachemere, or even Muslin,
..5 I. :intage that cannot be too highly estimated.
.%• regards the Adornment of Women, nothing
vii •v• great advantage beauty of outline and

cr. • t.. 1 fiirure, r the clearness and delicate colouring
..! ••, 04,10,1E10n. It is equally becoming to the
4.• and Brunette. It does not merely Clothe, it
•!., and Designs, lends & Dignity and Grace to the
W and, requiring but little ornament, derives
.1-,:3nee fnan it. OAn Richness of Colour sad

EVERY YARD OF
_THE
_GENUINE BEARS

THE NAME "LOUIS."

TAB %AR OP EMIT YARD GOARAXIIIRD.

IitNRY LEW' 1,

DRAPER, DORCHESTER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

JUDGMENT NCIEMONSLE.

1 Henry Emanuel, clothier. Southampton, •. Harry
Neever, labourer, Okeford Fitzpaine. The original
' claim was for a suit of clothes supolied in 1879, and
in the find place an order for payment at ss. per
month was inarle.—Defendant pleaded the clothes
never fitted him, and he returned the suit three times
for alterations, ultimately refusing to take them,
until pressed by the Railway Company. Then the
bailiff of the Geirt seized the clothes on a former
judgment, so he thought it hard to pay for thimo he
never had.—His Honour thought a little obatiniscy
had been thrown into this MIN., and uggestvd pay-
ment of a 'null monthly sum, to which defendant
answered he had an accident in June, and had been
in receipt of parochial relief till a fortnight since.
Ifis Honour ultimately entered judgment for 14 days'
impii.onment, and, with the consent of plaintiff, this
was not to issue if defendant paid 2s. monthly, cons•
mencing in March.
Thomas Harris, gardener. Pitoperne, v. William
Bailey, general dealer, .if Yeovil.—Claim, 19 for •
donkey and cart sold.—Onler for fourteen days'
imprisonment, not to lune on payment of 8.. a
mouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

Corcaponuenct.

THE REV. H. P. 12.411(8.1 AT THE RIFLE

To tlte Sdaor.

De or Sir, —Mir attention hem just been calla I to the
spawn of Up, 1t,.. 11. P. Reign. at the recent rifle
dimmer, and I, like many owe. I. the town, em
.urpri;ed tbet the rev. gentleman, whom I ha lalway.
looked up di as the very embodiment of genueuty,
should have given vent 1, such • nave, sneer as be
levelle I at ma it,.. H. Everett. If I remember
aright, the words he need were to thi. effeot—that •
clargyrosa by virtue of his office should sot an
exempla to We fell sad in the words of hi.
Divine Master "let his stioderatlon be known before
all men." Now I am not • teetotaler, but practice
this sell-seen.triodarenion ; but I •hould be the last t.
cavil at the self-sacrificing spirit which prompts any
man, whether alergyinset or not, to abstain as an
example to hla weaker-minded brethren. If
Raike• will not roll on toe temperance chariot, for
pity's sake let him not drag it bsoli. Mr. R dates bee
Indulged in • Scriptural quotation to anti his own
wpm:Hint. Can be not, with all hie unquestiosed
knowledge of the Book, find many • wares which will
apply with equal and even weiglerr fore. an the
other side? I leave the matter to his own spirit of
fairneee. I can only &more him it Is not a fanatical
teetotaler who hav penned these few nom of priest,
but ..ue whq ha* w•trbed with great interest the vast
unonr,t of su.si being carried on by tbe temperance
workers, and who begs to subscribe himself
lloota.nopi win/ ToLzaArica.
Dorchatter, November Ito, 1884.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

000KLWS PILLS

will
who passed through Me aame dist! Mt many months alter
wards, informed me that my fawn s. • • medicine nosy
had not diod out, but that the marvellous cure wee @von
then • theme of eon venation in the bazaar."

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS
Au MI

ONLY PREPARATION

Temy place behmy the Public.

COCKLE'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLIL

Tall OLDIST

PATENT MEDICINE.
la Box.. at la led.. 2s. M., 4s. 64.. wnd 11.

COOIE L 8 ' 8 ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

Tilt BLIT

IAKILY MEDICINE.
Is Boma SI la let,b. b., b dd., aail
COO K L ' S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

INS 'Aria

FAMILY YIDIJI24I

Dom al h. 114.. k 9d.. 4.. 6&, sad 11a.
COOKL 11' 8 ANTIBILIOIIB PILLS.
IN Vu

ZIORTY•THB.ZZ YIL&It8.

LI, Nur Ouumurrrairr, Lomoon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

Lummox MID MANDRAKE ROOTS;

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Antibilious Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach sad Liver Medßail:
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

WZYNOI7TII,

AT an appropriation lo a,nowction with the Starr-
Ho wkatt S erlitty on tifielawicier evening, the attio•ier
drawn wea 142, which eatitiee the holder 1 t.. ticket,
Th.intae Ral,h U hop. of the Poet CHE.w,
cheater, t an.adirsuoe of 1200.

AT the Polioe-000rt -ot-T;Stor ' ilay before Messrs.
Hopkins, Holly, Nethao, Rowe, sad J. Talbot, John
ilmati and Arthur Collies wera charged with heiog
, drunk and ri .tou. in Parkstreet.—P.S, apsey proved
seeing the defecnients knock • mac down, jump DPOD
him, and kick bins. They wore pulled off, vod
they went away.—Oollina, sg•lnat whom there wiw •
previous oouviiitioo, was fined 15. r. or 14 day:
imprbionment, sod Oolromi •a. fined 10.. or seven
days' hard labour.
ANCLICAN AND YA/1[1:11 Lire—Mr. A. Bylveetor
faro an interesting lecture on the above aubjeat at
the 11 iyal Hotal on Tuniday evening, when there was
a good attendatioe. The lecturer triaged the *object
In • schslisrly mad he wan rewarded by the
heartiest applause. The popsy contained a lively di..
eription of life a• it I. in America, and was exceed-
ingly interesting. At the dorm the chairman, Mr. G.
H. Eliot, thanked the lecturer tor the exmilent dis-
course be had delivered.

SHIPPI/10.—Aa7riv:1:7 Great Western, Blampied,
Cherbourg, general; Gael, Haddock, Cheri, .tirx,
In ,eral ; Cyrano, Flieher, Jersey, eerie:al ; Vesta,
ale. T•fra,ra •, barley • Sail ,e Clarke, 'whin,
manure; Edward, You:ford, Newhaven, ;
Alma, Stubble', Portouonth, Government store..
Sailing.: Great Western, Blampied, Cherbourg,
I; Gael, Haddock, C•ierhourd, general ; Cygoria,
Fliaber, Jersey, general • Vesta, Rule, Cardiff'
ballmt ; Waterford, Roem:, l'oole, Earley ; Annie,
11 eider, Poole, barley; Armin, Fret curet, Grange-
mouth, ballast.
- - -
GRAND APTZRNOON AND RVSNINO CON-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

POOL.III.

Tag Wanintaw 1;0Z: Sorrow. Womb tro
morally is particularly uppleed to any attempt. to
interfere with the liberty of the sublimt, as wit... 4 the
stormy proceeding. at the Sands, "'losing Hanka'
last year. Tb• inhabit toll, as • rule, exprie. them-
velem meo eery strongly with mud to Alderm in
Norton's action in the recent prommutions. A
temperanci meeting wac announced to be held on
Yrldy evening, to what, oow door duty as the
National Schoolroom, but was formerly toe pariah
oburob of Holy Temiiy. tlrmt indignation was
expressed at such awful damnation, and with ptSllto
ogisidenay the cr,jiat rs called •oother meeting
be hell there, It ciocisid,r the legality of usiug
°hurrahs. for pablio meeting.. Upon this lb. Rmtor
and • chnrchivarilen pot their vs:o, on tits iirouu I
that it bad beeo improperly euoforinel. Tea Hiatt ip,
however, gave lull permission for the holding ..1 the
temperano. meeting there. This beaming known
oonsiderabls excitement *mood, and it was inaudvet
if It wan proceeded with there would be a row.
Extra poll w were moor lingiy drafted into the town.
About six in the evening of today, the following
placard was circulated —"To. the petiole of the
=Meta borough of Witmh um, Corns to tbs school-
room to-night, one and all auJ show your disapproval
of Nod in • proceedings. Hs there betore media
o'clock" Toe title of the kcture as announced wee
" The um and abuse of sloomil " by Dr. Marton.
Seporintendent UM= seeing that feeling waa run-
ning inorsmingly high a lvise I the promoter. not It
hold the minting, and this c ,u,se was pursued. Toe
street, were pars Ind for some time by exulted
crowds, alt I mine window. were scummed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

BL &NDFORD.
COUNTY COURT.

FRIDAY: Before hie Honour, Judge Tindal Atkin-
-40111.

There were 80 original plaints entered, but most of
them, were disposed of by the Registrar (.Ir. F. J.
Johns) before the judge's arrival. The following came
before his Renew :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

A RIDE TO KHI VA

CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,

Royal Honm Gumrds.

Pidit3l usfii—"Tvri. pairs ol boots lined with for were
also taken and for physic—with which it is well to be
supplied when travelling in outuf•the-way please—some
quinine and Cockla's pills, the latter a most Invalueble
medicine. and one which I heirs used on the natives in
Central Africa with the greatest possible success. In fact
the marvellous effects produced op. the mind and body
of All Arab Sheik, who was impervious to ell ustive
medicines, when I administer to him five
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18

SWAN AGE

Ttig We•ileyant, it appear,. are determined no grms
.Ikall grew under their feet until Uloir now chapel it
begun. One and all aro *coillor What they can do, and
!on SoreUllair 27th it 1. to be a grand day. The
lietitute is engaged.
! Tax CHURCH —The ‘,car ti,, Itm
! Traver.) recently aildre,,mil the children of the ripper
achool, 160 in Iluhuurer, on the import-tnce .1 molar
attendance, and dittributed mix., to the 'met reveler
acholart during the year—to each child who had
attended over 400 thuee in the year, 2, hl. ; and
thote who had made over 41/ ti.,,., 3.. each. The
xclimil had been open 42 it t during the 1.4 year,
and out of ISO. 63 had m.ule over UM attendance. and
21 over 420. We are sorry to .ay the rale that ww
made for the above purpow .1 giving KM, hat
a great deal of ilitmtkfaction aiirings
lautilleG If we underttand aright, etch child has
to pay Id. per week extra (inakinir 31. mr week in
aMmol foie) to receive it tuck a. prize, at the oat of
each year; but if they do nit attend the number of
time, their money it lost t.i them, atitl hen= the
above diustirfaction.

A ROYAL 314 IL STRA.IIIIR IN COLLISION.
On Tuesday morning the Royal Mail steamer Don
(Captain Woodward), when on her way to this port
from Plymouth and the West Indies, off Anvil Point,
St, Alban's Head, collided with what pnives to 11..19
been the 20 ton yacht VA11,,43. a once-celelwalud
racer, built at Hatcher's in tri72, and belonging to Au
Fie[ding-Sowell, which sailwl from Portsmouth, to
which port she belonged, on Monday. The boats id'
the Min putting out, picked up a boat, apparently
belonging to a yacht but without name, awl brought
it to this port, and we were bail, on making ewpury
at the Royal Mail Office, could hear nothing the
yacht though it is believed from the waving lights she
waot Anfe. We lumr by telegram that one man was
drowned, awl this the yacht has been beached at
Swanage. The collision happened about eight
o'clock the water being sinw,th and the weather Lug.
The Don got ow her boats awl n mained ,in the .it
'or some time. When the report first ro,cht+l South-

ainption it war friurril the v.irirri -iain int" was tbe
yawl Lavenick, +lr i'n4hily-Hirktboite. r•""e
from Swath:minim for tip. Ilirliterranean, .behal
bir.n rein' in tip. Chaim.' by Captain f tho
liuutb•Wertern Cainpany iin hi ..g.• from Jerry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-05

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. TONIC.
ENERGY.

fiREAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S.
IN QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—By infusing
new life, enriching the blood. and strengthening Um
the Ma i•yuiptonts at weAMIN&
diPoppenr. appetite ft f.itiiine resins. recruited
health, a geticralacro if stre'n,vh and vigour nee/
the whole s).toin abu,. rl rm., the bcnelit derived.
GREAT NERVE ^7 RE NCTH. PEPPER'S.
up thi• ey,lolll. and increases the
QUININE AND IRON TONIC—It braces
strargth of Ow pulke, rolOolly olioloolliot: the depressed
irrit.ads condition resultin.i from prostrated nem&
Each Itottls root3i•ts 32 do•ve,

AtREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PRPPERNII
IN QUININE AND IRON TONIC, by ita
rum imbauce mum the body awl nenes, repair.
the 4.:.J eauee.l by evertaxin:: the brain power,
and ei‘es really ercat mental strength. It costa
aimed. 1;4. encli.l,.. Ref Ilse imitations.

11REAT DICESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
Ili QUININE AND IRON TONIC ettcoetthollt
the stoma. eluting- emiestions, remove*
lienrtliorn. palpitation, ike. Most valeabls
medieim for idelieste females. fly the cordial bikteit
Savour Pelves Tunic slusys increases the Appetit%
and: by it. OM', all neceseity for beer, nine, cc spirit in
et-coded. Inelet on linvint: only Pepper's Tonic, and
not • mixture of the own compounding.
Bottles. Se. "lett, emit I orrisge free by Parcels Post,
on eenitiot the amount in stamps or P. Order to Jot=
Pepper * Co., Ilkdrord Luleurstory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-05

PETTY SESSIONS.

TIMIDAY. —l3:fore Masora Robertson, Rolls, Rub,
Nathan, and Hopkies.
Mr. Howard Bowen applied to the Bench to reduce
the bail in the case of the man Sonic who was cont.
slatted a few days ago for t.ial 1.. r an Indecent assault
on a chtld.—The Megistratee' Clerk said be di I net
see how the Bench otuel,l sitar their &wildcat, an I the
Cbeirman said he did n. t f-el that they had the
power.—Mr. Bowen asked the Bench to Adjourn the
apollostlon, but this they declined to do.
Elizabeth Stanley, of B ale Court. was stuntlemed
by Catherine Lee for threatening her life, and
Catherine Let wee charged with assaulting May
K Stanley—Mr. Howard men appeared for hire.
Staeley.—Mre Lee stated that the defendant looked
Into her window and threatmed bor. She also celled
bee and her bothend oat and mid she would damage
some clothes on the line if eh* did not take them in.
She took them in. and. whibt doing wa the defend eat
rushed at her, but Wet tripped up by her husband.
The policemen then appeared upon the mess The
defendant had since been turned out of the court, and
she did not fear farther di•turbances.—Mr. Bowen
contended that the we matt be dientlessi, as elm had
not stated that she was in fear of her life.—The Booth
dismissed the eye, and the other elitrilleedi IVY With.
&sem
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-05

PO BTLAND.

TRI Portland Flower Show, which is to be held on
the 20th of Augur', deserves the supp ,et of the
public, and it I. to Its hoped that the exhibition title
year will he tt,e most successful yet held.
DreAaruas.—Un Monday Mr. J.diu Flew left Port.
hod to fill an appointunot es • London City
Nlitsionary. Mr. Flew hos beeu • staltrus member
and at cial preacher in connection with the Primitive
Met -1. let b S.-. and will be greatly missed.
THE King of Sweden, on board hie fine three
funnelled yacht, put into the It cads on oVednesday,
std salute i the Duke of Edinburgh, the oompliment
being ret troed by ti.B.M.'s Clio. The yacht loft
•ssio About 13 o'clock.
PIIII3I,TATION Tea HIV. T. A. OTTLIT, S.D.—
Icy evening • deputation o turnsting of 22
',alibi.o era of the ;neigh ot St. John's waited upon
the ricer lit the -towage Preeellt biltt. in Mtn name
of between one and two hundred ennecribers, with a
purse of money as • token of their regard and
sympathy. Tne deputati to was introduced by the
nit W. warden, Mr. William Outooen. and the presenta-
tion was um e by NI-. t lad oot, who, in handing the
pane to the rice., add : It is my pleasing duty to
present to you on Imboif of malty your parishioners
this small t .ken of their big. esteem cud respect, and
to aortae /on of our constant tenet anti mar I.
MINI HODDER. dstight tr or Mr. 11 older, of the
Crova Form, and • member of the L Board, was
married at St. John's Church on Wednesday, to
Mr. At.drewe, an officer at the prison. Some interest
woo felt Ic the ceremony, sod cannons ware fired dorrn
lag the mornin.g, one of Vet neighb urs hoisting& large
ft .g on the occasion. Too knot was tied by too
Rev. J. Beau,,. The bride, who is only
otneteso, two years younger than the bridr-
groom, looked remarkably well in her wedding
attire, which c insisted of a drew of CIVIIIII cashmere,
tramped with If tuiton lace end wreath of orange
bloweoun. She was attended by fur bridesmaids, her
tbreetdaters, and the sister ttl the bridegroom. Al the
close of the ceremony the bridal party returned
to the home of the bride's father, where the
breakfast was partakea of, the britletenks, which war
• present to the bride, occupt log the chief position.
The newly-wed tad pair afterwards left (or Brockene
hunt. The 1,111•001111 were numerous and lisoll3l.

• A BHIP ON FIRE.
A large vessel, the Navrlu 4 the British ladle
Se in •vig .1100 Coutp.oli, salami the Itoads last
week, exhilliumg •hritslis of %flattops. Mr. Schutt* an
I. boat crew I fur went It bet asaistance, Sal
hrolic IL her into tee It •sds, %suers it Wad ascertained
that her cargo, which was a g anal one, In Iran.
I for Ilia G sverstnaht Ii ealcatt a, Wad on lice. Tll.l
%."..1 being water•tigut, the was scuttled, and the fire
Ikt ,u put out, awl that per• of I to cargo which bad
twee dammed was uuteettd cud furwarded to WIT.
. so.:uth. Oa Tusoley the vessel soma' al Ste bora', to
Ceicutta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-05

A SHORTHORN DIFFICULTY.

In eh.. tit ru circle.' there ha. beou ewe stir
becamee of a dtriaion of the judge ot the li.ghlarir
Centenary nbew 4 lird.burgb. Air. T. if. !fut.:64l-
- woodirfuliy grand L Aly P.m.lr, super!, hi
breadth 1 rib, fore-quarter, and wealth of fl ah, the
first prize win .er At Shrewshory, and the intot
a lazir,d t,y the crticr, ,he coatop, di at Y k lot
year, sad the first pm • yen luut At tootchog the year
before, v. doeuier at &tribunal irrierior to the lend
arid Ilan brume bailer, r. W, H. Wik,lield's Augu-ts
4,h, which we. list to a pAinger case Loth there awl
at tihrewebul y ; and henc to the wouder of breeders,
Lw.y Patriot., is r-nod the 150 cbeinpi pins, giver.
hy Inc Soo, th on &shay for tb. bet fem4e. It is
contends i that th, j..alges were out ot lir to rej•ct her
16. to higlry fed tor proper Iweedi g ouoritiou Aft r
they had aced lb., toe Ii at i.ia • in her class • end,
se a ordter of tact, abets now in cad, After producing
• calf in ll,c.:u.ber 1,14.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-05

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-05

LNOTHIII WI/ 1 BUTZ'.

-
Henry Pyne, 017, Susroy-10.c.00, wan charge I w.th
meaulting and boatiog Alice lary Pyue, his wife.
,mpl•biant Mated that o o Sst La' de, evehing. about
11 o'clock, when she wee g mag to bed the detendsut
struck her foot blows in her t.ier. lie toll her she
should not sleep there, and hs I provi,udy threatens!
to pull her out of bed .f she did uot get ut. She had
root sent with him for scrota weeks, and ha.l been
obliged to lock her door. Wearies she was of raid of him.
tine eight be took upstairs with him • bill hook, but
he did not threaten her. He hal several timed
threatened her bodily berm, =1 on one occm,oo be
knelt on her and pulled her hair out.—Crom-ezmuined
uy Mr. Brwen: lie had been out with One f the
eah.. aust his wife, and bad be I thorn at her house.
Her husband is out moat nighta.—Had you been out
Saturday night to • publichouse ; I lesd
had one glass of beer in the Mternoms.-1(ou did not
',oaten hi. tenet—No.—This 1. 001 the Ural time you
ant your husband rises been an • pollee. ourtt—lio. I
summoned him at Yeoril.—Wooat woe tee result
was tincL —You are on your oelo. Were not
uoth attualuiNiftl•lismissed ?—i don't remember—Wee
it n..t an etteutet te, get • eeperetieh order.
became of your drunken habits !—No; no out,
hat ever been ma the worse fcc Min .r.
By the Bench : If 1 hare given way to drank my
lousimud drove we to it.—Mr. Howell addressel the
Bench for the def come, c mtsodlng'tbat the deI...ULM.,
1101.3 woe en engine delver, in the empl ,y of Mie
wee the ag,riesed party. He e.aled Edwin
Cox, who stated toot Wallet the Fleet were staying
here he bad seen Hrs. Ppm with sailors en turn
dderent occasions. Ur. had called him iu
+rota his wile bed been the worse for liquor, sod he
had imp her in that sot. two or three dozen timm.—
rimi husband stet.' that he wile wee drunk on
Maottralay, and on Me refusing W allow her to sleep
with him she tried to scratch his tau ..—The
dismissed the truer-stuns:urns, in which the wife wee
chaged with aessultiug net husband, and fined the
man 11.1 s, for tile await on the woman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-05

DOWIELISTIII.

STOCUIT'II Butio COMP•no.—The statsment of
the ab,ve back to the 20,11 June ham been issued.
The balance of profit for the half-year. nitn, adding
L'2,500 to the reserve fund, Is £13,113 6s.
ANCTlifil feet train her been added to the service
between Weymouth and Linda, • boon obtained
thr.caith the ezettirmo of the sopsrintendent of the
dirt lot, M.
AMONG the 1,200 ladies and gentlemen. including
most of the Mayors of the princiost towns in the
country, present at the ball at the Mansion House on
Wednesday, last week, were out own Mayor (H.
Durdeo, Erg.), iset Mayoress.
Tong aro at this time to be seen • series of
etchings and drawings by J. W. Globe. The ones
we would refer our readers to ars the pen and ink
sk.Aches of %Vollcoa House, Strettoe Church, and
Upway Church. There is Air, • good design of the
Wishing Well at Upway.
JAMIn who recently killed him son in OM
attempt ti wavier tris wile and the entire family at
Thornassube, near Bland! ord, has been medically
examined by the surgeon of her Majesty's prison at
Dorchester and another medical man, who have signed
• c.rtificate declaring the accused to be Martha ; and
on Friday the Home °thee ordered hie removal to the
Broadmoor me= for criminal..
RAILW to InsPtcrlOS.—The Saathempton and Dot -
charter section of the London and South-Western
Railway was formally inspected by the directors on
Friday Wet. Mr. Hollid sy was complimented on the
general good appearance of the Dcrcheeter Station,
and ths efficiency of the district of which be
has charge.
ST•ita-BOW•COT BOILDI2IO 80C1117.—At the meet-
ing held at toe Alington Hall on Wednesday even-
ing, when the May .11. presided, it was decided to term
the second society for Dorchester and district. The
same direct ofil and officers were electad as In the first
moiety. There are already between 200 sod 300
members, and the first appropriation I. announced for
21th of September.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-05

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THE DEFENCE COURT-MARTIAL
THE FINDING °IP TIE COURT.

The area-martial on Captain Pollard, diarged with
11,4 irdiug his ship, the Del •, by •Ilowi .g her to
it &idle with L6O V diaitt, re-a isemhed on b ta-ii the
It tial Adiritle, at D sinprrt. on Friday. The lino.
Bernard C derides read th, defence. which eta rd that
at the time tne c .11441,111 the Oda VIAM it dim that
fi ishing sloula had to Ire U4O I. Very sh .rtly after-
wards, in this uncertsin the ieg ial to ex cute the
difficult and intricate mai co ivre id reforming into two
columns when prncee.ling it three cutup:nu only two
cables apart wu wade. Amused i.ad unver
known° lames of th ee divietott. piece! inly 1w it Wes
*past, and in the broads t daylight the change of
formati,n would be at c inalterable risk. On the only
occa.ion during the cruise that toe arm-mast was
exectved the ships were six cables apart, and he c in-
tends-I that thee tinier which the mat rewire
was ordered to be carried out in this in-c •n errs new,
danger ins, unrecognieed. out forbidden. To. nride in
which ha should execute the evolution we. left to his
solo di-me. ion, 04/0111•41 height laid down for his gni Moor,
for no mkt seer framed cootemp'sited the, xfoctdin of
such a mai ours In close order. If endeavoured so
eve .nte the mance rev,, by a rrotancu'a- in tr in rit, and
'in &Ara so 4•044 gni+.l by a report in ..le t hiut by
rho uffiC ••• ..f the watt),, that the third dlivisbm we.
34 cable, distant, whi-,h WOOl4l give 'mph, mom hi
toe Defence ti turn inside, where's it we. only two
cubic, away. Misled !iy this miscalculation, he acted
In • manner which brought hi ship Into a difficult
p•miti..n, but he disclaimed responsibility for the
miscslculittien, and elsiined the., by the 1111041111,1 he
took on finding his shin di danger. he turned what
woul I have been a disastrous ca'altrophe into a con"
•i ••hhlh did little d 4t12 He clsinted also that
the Vsliact we. to blame in not .4.6~464 her
helm sooner. which w .uld have arertel a collision.
Toe Juliet-A 'rotate reel iv, *duct I'mn the c turt-
le atiai r• cmis, erlikh stated that in 1876 the ac
rii•taiswel his ship to has if I Ilf; t..• ~,f ty 4 the
Toerdo.. The court fonn lln clot If • pt.,. , i illAt
t h.. is.niised hustled tire II 1011C3 by the improper
in inner in which he At t toe,fcry
•i.,,, to ta4ll,lllVre, ant • 1111 4.4 i'snai ••• I
I. .hip. 4 'algid,. Pollar I w-,u 1 at. itt0i111:1 fl
rank on on Monday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-05

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HOPES arroyo in Sio,k or Made to Order.
WATERPROOF COVERS for MACHINES,
WAGGONS, VANS, CARTS, and LORRIES, &c.

SVIRT DESCRIPTION OP WATZSPaOOI7
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-05

ournAuEUUS ASSAULT.

Jamie Minton was summoned for assaulting George
Crocker, and the 14ter woo charged with an outrageouo
&wok an kiloton—Mr. Bowen apperuel for Hinton.
Crocker stated that he was at the Watch House,
and on 'Wag the defendant there he told • man
namitil Lovell not to speak to a lunatic, On tuat the
deteedaot koocked hun bauk wards, cutting upon his
head, which bled a great deal. Wit.... had • bottle
in his hand, but he could not say if he struok the
defendent with it • it tell out of his tiand.—Crou•
slammed by Mr. 13'owen: To the beet el lala knowledge
ha aid not elmbm the defendant.— The Magiotrates'
Clerk: Lid you tell the auporict 'attest that you struck
him on ths breast with • luottle t—l don't remember;
I lost a Lot of blood, and was very finble.—You said
you were very bad and italf stunned ; did you not
go out in a boot nsortly ainstivardst—l did, sir.
William Prescott stewed that he saw Hinton up
with his hat and give Certer a blow.--Mr. Bowen, for
the defence, stated that Crater struck Ma client in a
most cowardly meaner on hie bead with a bottle.—
Hinton, as oornplelueut, mated that be wont to the
coastguard boa. to NO Ur. Con and Mr. Lovell.
Wallet there tjaotor told Mr. Lovell nut to speak to a
lunatic. ii. told him to go awoy, and he than said he
ought to be in • luuetic adyluoi. Defendant put him.
welt In a fiehtiog poeition and struck him with the
bottle on ins head. The bodtlo w. broken to
and the defendant then followed him about with a
piece of It, end tie. fearing the c onsequeno., knocked
hite down.
_. . . .

Mr. Lock, werpsater to the coastguard, said Lb* last
wits's. came to hie shop to sliow bun souse
end whilst there he saw CUldr strike Mut on the heel
with • bottle. Ho parted them, but Carter continuM
to tallow Hinton about.

Mr. Lovell st•ted that whikt he wag wrakiai t
Hinton Carter said t rik to the lauatic," &ad
he eltowards saw Carter break • bottle u kituton'i
head. . .

Mr. Prescott, recalled, said be saw iliatoo strike
Carter bvidre the latter with the bottle, because be
beard a_sraash afterwards.
. .

The Bench retired, and alter • consultation returned
into Conn.—The Chairman sold the first chorge would
be dismissed, and in the other Coster would be tined
100.
John Guppy, of Broadway, for being drunk and
incopable was lined
(Inhering Bolaton, Nolan whim there are several
pronoun convictiouo, was chorge I wiih being drunk.
—P.C. Cotter said he we. ou V4O lj imy the'. alurialug,
and beard the prisoner gm orrelling with a Wee iSh4l3l
she Wel said tc hove robbed ot 2 . II r long lege was
disgraceful, and on her following the Mau to etriks
him be took her into caste; ly. On the way to the
station she struuk witness two it. three Wale, and she
hit her 64 through blr. %Vebb's window.—Prtsener
was scot to Do/oftener fox 23 days' hard labour.
A Norwegian Captain, Vollorestenoen. WAS brought
op in custody ohorged with being drunk.—P.O.
Bullion said the prisoner was quiet, but did not like
golog into the cella—Fined se.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-05

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

AS/ULT.

Willis.. Barge. 't Wks's', was rommtnei by
Hogan Elisabeth Bogy f.c see m he-. Mr.
Howard sputtered for the complainant., end Me,
for VI. did eM:I.M.—To. atWr ..,i•isos
jsatad to the who giving 0.1 NOM., the law stating that
a wit- cult 0.4 give evidence either fr or egainet
• huabaa I.—Mr. Sytnon is sa it he could not sdsiss
the nautioratee t entortyin such so o'lecti 0. end it
warn ow-rioted—Mr. Id .ortr I listing 411,8.1 In.
feats of the came. said if •rer th-re e,, an instancy
whey, a separation should ie. ma le title was one. and
In which the mother should have the eh rge of h-r
children. To. wife ettted she at her husband
form-rly resided at Upwey, where 'h-r carried AY the
businem of dairy potpie. She hot we to trrh.l over
three ye is. and hat three childre•. Toe y .ottgett
child wed eleven month. .It. the ~ther y and
the oldeet three years lyet .1 you try. On to 13 hof
Nlay eh. sod her huahand were et i;idowey, WIMM
they were then li•ing, ant she wag sttendieg to her
baby, when bee husband tn.) dowast tire, ill-used
her, and beet her with a h treetrhi.e shout her arms
and shoulders. The blow. were very violent. Ile pot
her out of doors, and boked her out, when else took
refuge in her father's hotpot at Fleet. The two
y 'unmet childreo sem left at h to., her eldest child
being with her husband's f tther •toi mother at
Tin6o.on. The stimuli 4tok pine on To-slay, and
she .bowel her bruises t Or. Pridham on the fell 'w-
ing Thorday. The ate 'tilt t leek place between seven
an eight in the morning. Toe to irks on her person
were oemeed by her hoshand haviog horiewhipped her.
She had not done anything whatever I. molt Noah
Watt:meet. Be ha I beaten her before on several
mM.oiaml. She WIN is danger td her life f.ota hint,
and was afraid to li•• wlh hen. He hal always
ill-treeted her, but had n.ver pot her out of door.
until the 13. h of May. H. had no'. been dolor ally-
tboo4 strict the 14th of F.-broary. when lie gave up a
dairy of 30 a .wc—la or•ant..ettaioati•in witlesse said
she liaise.. the testimonial pr-most from at omit
vane' yer .d her hothead. Mr Month, of Fleet. Her
etholtor, Mr. H twerd, had wri•ten • letter to her
hlthend, and she had received • reply, is which he
said though be bat married her he :Id not marry her
in .ther Loans, to hie hoots an I kick up • row, and
in which he lettered her with uolaithfulowen In
\Larch or April, 1881, sone difference. arose between
her and her husbald shoot her mother coming to her
house, when he ordered her on and ehe believed he
out her out. She followed Int mother, and heft biz
husband foe • wimsk.—Tbs cow lasted for some boars
and resulted in the defendant hosing fined £3 and node
—422.. Bd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

DOSOR ZNITIZ.

- -
ThiMIIIIIIOL—Ou Sunday oboist £3O was 0,11404 d
st SI. Pe:key C starch la be.b.ll of ate Cnuoth
inelatvi Pa.. nimbi NI *ohm. Soc.i.ty.
AIICHDIACON 8111CTCAIIT Will h hie
tile smutty h. I • :—lle•atin tor. Jose 16tti,
bbeenorne, 17tit, Stnatesbury, L. Bianal 44. 19th.
War.b..m. ZOO, awl FC,,11111. . 214,
COL,IIIII, HIIIIIT I,TICW•ki boo been made o
Krilsrb. C uma.l.r Of the B. .b to his aistioduishoi
ibIOVIOW in tits Sendai. Sir Herbert is the brother of
Hoary Ev.rstt...

Starnes beam—Mr. Kress, for many years
attendant at the Cemetery, used niddeely on lion.tay
evening lad. For some tins he had had the care of
the Fordington Goff. r., mid was greatly
res_pected.
Local. COMMUSSIONS.—The Lueelee lie-vete of Tuesday
eight contains' the foliowini :—Wet Gtfios, Pall
Mien, May 27th. let Dorseshare—John Montague
George Aline Lull, esatlernan, to he lieutenant
(supernumerary).
New rutile,. oal,llK We are informed that a
change in toe denomination. and 0 it of panel orders
will come into operation un Mondey next. Under Ins
new syetan • person will be aide, by means of not
more there two orders, to transmit soy sum of
shillings an napence up to one puts!, while by the
yes of not more teen five penny stamp' Attleeil to the
back of the order riay broken amount may be made
1113.
Tint PBICVLS POST.—A Treasury warred hag
been Maud directing that where •••uy packet trens-
nderible by passim pod, which from any words or
marks thereon, or ut set ant/KCAL evidence, •ppears to
have beim intended es a parcel, but which has not
been tendered for transurision as • p doel, but has
been poet oil in a I.t- thee letter box or otherwise
than according to the manner prescribed by the
Treasury warrant of June 29th, 1883, for the posting
of parciak may, in the discretion of the Postmaster-
General, either be deldoLd and returned to tho sender,
or be dealt with as I 1101. s—that I. Is say. (1) It the
isid packet is fully prepaid with the letter or book
packet rata LI pueing..., and otherwise could's, to the
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may b.. (2) If the odd pocket is not fully prepaid
with the letter or book packet rate of postage, the seen.
may be for earded t Its deetioation as • parcel charged
with the nun of dl. in addition to all utber po..t.ge
payaLle upon such packet aa • paicel." Ties use
ligul&tioa *end into lace .41 Saturday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

WASSZAIL

BOATOIO.-Boine very pretty mailing is occasionally
seen on our river when the tide serves. there being
several centre-board boat. now in commission, belong.
lug to Messrs. Kith's.. Pike, Squire, and Tribbett. It
is very probable during the season some good sailing
matches will be seen, the river and Poole harbour
waters being well adapted for this elaas of boat.
ROWING Ctrs.—The members of the Wareham
Rowing Club have commenced their practice, and may
be seen each evening n the south river. Young men
wishing to join may do so by giving their Raines to
the hon. micrtdary, Mr. Tribbett, Woot-street.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

DA .VII HOLIDAY.

Badness was entirely guar mded in Dwells/Ur
yesterday, and the town piesented a very quiet s n wt.
Excursion Ira 'as to %Vey month and Bournemouth oon-
mad crowds of passengers, the day I log fioa. Ica
the afternoon a J assails Foresters' fete and demon-
stration was held in the Fair Field in owns Won with
Goan " Prok.ves," and there being various attrsnlons
announced. there was a large attendance of pier In/-
seekers The fete was pr. laded by • prownsion of the
Yoreeters, heeded by the bead of tin Rifle V.dunteers.
The exour.ions to Weymouth from Birmingham
and the Midlands they p. seed through D ingsmen
wen observed to be !tinnily packed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

torusponlmut.
THE ALLEGRD CHOILLL SCANDAL.
To as Sat kw.

Sir,—The scandal angled by a writer in the Bourne-
mouth paper to have taken ',W.'e in the vestry of the
Minster on Sunday, exists but in the imagination of
the writer, and I can only say I wish his " breath "
had been sufficiently 'bated' ti have prevented hi.
penning such a false and injudicious epistle. The
writer's inventive faculties certainly exceed his dis-
cretion, and I should advise Inn, for the future to have
a little more regard for truth. He gives • very ex-
aggerated venuon of the affair, and the letter is
crowded with inaixuracies. I will not attempt hi
touch on these in detail, but will merely say the new
tenor never sang at Rochester Cathedral in his life,
voluntarily or otherwise ; tithing unsoendy took place
in the vestcy on Sunday morning, and no member
refused to sing, and the congregation were not kept
waiting at all.—Youni,
°Ng Wilt, &cows.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

DOZOBBSTSL

Tns WISLIT CH str..—The Ray. W. Allen
pre, Ihed the nunivenary sermons at the Wesleyan
Chapel on Sunday.
Batton Garits.tes WILL.—In the Dublin Probate
Div:idea an Thursday an application on behalf of Lord
Etallabury that probate of the will of the late &wog
GreyPle. which had been proved in Sogland, &boon
be reccaled In Dublin—the dee.ssed being possessed
of soasiderable pact n.y In Ireland—was created.
Lord B.olbuiy VIM the executor, bed the s.;:I was
recently unstuseerdony contested by the Son.
Greville Nugent.

LIABILITT or VOLOIITIZILL—A. or It of *owe Import-
YON as defining the liability of volunteers, hae just
been tried at Yuri- A railway clerk woe eons. time
ago &mimed from the Ist West York llfe I/ohm:i-
t< x Corps, of which he bad been • member for 27
=el and, on the paint ben/ raised, he oonbeied
• errs not liable to pay 30s. to the corps, the
claim spat him I ,ing be ed on tit) felt that he had
not proved himself elficiant BO I to have wooed the
capitation grant (305.) daring the past year. The
otagiatrati m, hownez, bare decided esalnat him, and
he will be required to pay the amount. Ths roles Ii
regard tm the capitation grant ere well knows to every
volone 3r, but the declaims in question affect' those
who may have been relieved from esrvies, and en-
forces the principle that thous who have been dl.-
for iniscondur,t, which wts the *barge against
the defendant, do not therefore essAss 3 their immedi•
ate abilities to the oors to which they have belonged
Were the law on MN p"int lee rigorous, commanding
officers might find it difficult to maintain the efficiency
u• w' bib vaunt-en are now so justly prow,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

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