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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01

A.VEA WAN VIEWS
_OF THE DYNAMITE

PLOT.
It is stated by a N so York cs creep 'admit that Lynch's
cirefessisso cents a great sentest.,eu. It ends all doubt
that ohm sy and ova were met loon Amarim, and on all
size, there are e x omissions of indignation that euch an
infam.sus cows', racy wee furmsd s o American soli,
Lynch's smote: of Gallagber'• residents is c err.xt in all
p.rticulars. Gallagher, well-known at Green Point,
dvappseared suddenly theses aheut a month ago. There
Ist a hall in ohs B hersry, Sat sodotrect, over a liquithst ere
kept by an Irishman assail Meagher. Ths janitor of the
ball mint it boa been let at different times to rut... Irish
iwiciaties. ois Clued the BruterOd Club PIMA,
Tu. adiy night. and his fi ty s r sixty member.. It
madly his Img sittings. t e twelve or one &cis ck. All
the moth,. are Jr eh The janitor in,. no se of the
members. O'Dox,van It a a denies all km ewledge of
Lynch, Psis eves, rwi.oness, or did Enissrald Club. H.
any.:—" 11th, British G 'comment will rev its my deers*
of famishment I II g I over and I ci them •n I email my
Lehi" Breen°. oh e admitted last week lotiniscy with
Gallashsr. demi., all kotoled.es of Gm mummers or the
Estiered Club. ant refuses to talk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01

BRIOPORT CORPORATION RELICS.

A presentation ~f greet interest took place at a
liccisl meeting of the amend on Tuesday ev.ning,
wh:n the Mayor ( Esq.). e.eoted t
the Altermen an I C ,uncillora phot graphic ample' of
lb.. ancient 'liver macis, resting mg),a voluo e of the
" R-c rds of the Corp nration" from 1451 to 1817, and
are b.cke I I.y lb. " Brilport Arms," data I Mi. Tbe
arm. of the borough are, colas, • rmitellated port ..r
g•tew ,y with fianki. g turret.. maimed and belle.
cn.ntel arc., in the co, en pia three opinni,,g cogs nr
h k. h. ale, an chief a lion ptesant querdant
crowne I, between two fliursnie.lys or, in bees berry
w. v y org. and suture. Tn. ph. t graph. mew follwinwi,
ant a-. accomptniel vo;t% a leaflet demriptive of the
repres-nte.l relic.. One of the maces has the follow-
ing inactiption
• IL 8.. Emit.

Ans.° 1676, Vi.t R x."
Te Initiabi b in: tbo.o of Henry Browns and
Tim, b yliffq

The other is ',scribed :
"$13.. T.w., Est Visa.
Re: et Regina Ann,, I).m. 11;93."
. . .

" The beyliffe for the yeare being *Samuel Byahop
awl Th.mee We

—The-diTte-S- ortie maces are respectively those of
Charles 11. awl Willi un an I M try.
The plvrtogr The beaw if ull , execute by Merin,.
Barrat and S a, ph, rt yrs, hers, S ruth-street.
. . . .

The Nfaron, iirese7ting tbe copies. remarked th
he had be. in communication with Mr. Lle•ellvo '
Je•itt. of the S •cie•• of Anthills. de, and it w a the
conviction • f that trent'eman that three relics were
of got value and special interest, and he bad
eoli i•ed a I lecTipthn and c.py "I them.
Mr .1. T STrPHIVS ITIOre.I, an I Mr. W. KNforr
sec n led. a hearty rote of thanks t 3 his Worsh p,
ch wait carried by acclamation.
M-. STEPHINS thought It a great pity that these
valuable d. comsat@ had to he kept as they were (in
various oak chest. in the Town Hall) where they were
not safe. and he c ,osiderel something eh 'old be done
to pr ,side • strong room for th ir reception.
MATOR, wh on a pray' us oociteion brought
the matter forward, coincided with this view, and there
is no doubt that at no idstant pert d a suitable place
will be provided kr th,sa records, &c., which are
simply invaluable.
Mr. STIPBUS expressed hi. willinoms to assist in
the matter. . . . . .

Several present obtained the au ovaph of the Mayor
to the photograph..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01

THE TRIAL OF PAGAN.
vs:mu Aso eiNTSPCS.

The trial of Micheal Fosse terminate' on Fridsy after.
noon in • verdict of Guilty. 'ad the prisoner is t) be
Imaged on the 23th of next month. Fovea is the third of
the InvinciAl. s who have been sentenmet to death for the
deed of the rith of May. The evidence sesinst hint wall as
overwhelming. and Use breek.down la the defeats which
be sougot t e Ist up so e .picuous %bet no one could Dave
~wwWpawd way remit but that voich has to lowed. NA
only eras the evidence produced Oa behalf of the Crown
cencluare, but sy atrocity did tu prm.a it's counsel
recognise the IP primates. of enleavouriog to displace It
dist they adopted • Rod of &team differing fre m that
followed In say of the other cella tried, and endeewierrei
to place an inn coat e rip& =Poo on Ibe presenes ni logos
In he purl on the testa rev. hang but the evidenca produced
for that purpose recoiled on ther prisoner's bead. Tonal the
enigmas. *ruled for the defidrei so completely wenn..
Ibis than that the prisourc himself can have bed very
little hope that be eould escape front the doom witch
swam him, for they brouebt hinz into direct cioasolunice.
tioa wits the leadeire of Vie very organisation, tf the
exietemes of which he proforma hicneelf ignor rat Mr.
Justice O'Brien in his charge pointed out this with (rest
toy.. eeg Diwwweei. arid the fact that Um jury did not
band down their verdict without leaving ceutt wee os
doubt due solely to a desire on their part to avoid toe
apyearawn of having e eel to a hasty decieion in so onions
• matter, With any on-, ho rimer. who heard the ...faeces
which the defence siught to displace there could tut
remain • shadow of d eubt as to the prisoner's guilt,
and the air ol in liarerence and the absence of
astonishment with whion the prisoner received the var•
diet showed that be bat anticip.terd it. Toe half-
beerted way In which he said •• I am Oct guilty " could
not f&jj to strike anion. who witusesed his deme•nour
whoa he was imbed whether he bed senates to say why
sentence of death should not be pronounced Magid him.
He slapped the bar which runs across the dock in a
aweless way, and muttered ia a scarcely audible voles
that he was • Pewee and to mote, and that it. would die
005.
The decrease In the amount of interest which the
hint. at first evoked was remarkably illustrated by Dee
attendance in oourt on Friday. Wbeo the learned Judge
took bls seat, and even towards the teed re! the proceedings,
the oourt wm not more then hall filled with spectators.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01

LOCAL BOARD MEETING.

P,esent —Blears. Thomas Gibbs, John B. Gibbs
Thomas Cmhen, John Scriren, Christopher (abbe,
Francis Pearce, inn., Henry William Smith, William
Attwo 11, John Jam. Patten, Richard B. Scriven,
Henry Hansom, T. H. Cr,tcker (Avistant Ciark),
Chairman pro km. (Ur. H. W. Smith.)

THE LATH ILICTION.
Mr. 11. W. Sum, as returning °filar, presented
the certificate as to the result of the late election.
This showed that there wee, 12 per•ons nominated to
fill seven vacancies. and the following received the
greatest number of vote*, and the returning allow
declared them they elected, vls.—Messrs. Jonathan
Comben Lan°, Joseph Hodder, William Attwooll,
Thomas Comb 11, John Jam-s Patten, John Ecriven,
and Richard Bonfield Scriven. Mr. B. B. &riven
baring been elected by the fewest votes, filled the
occasional va-ancy caused by the ret:rement of Mr.
Henry Flew.

D. RATION OF QUALIFICATION.

The declaration of qualification wae made and signed
by the following members —Meson. W. Attwooll,
T. Comber, J. J. Patten, J. Striven, and R. B.
Striven.

ILECTION 011 CRAIIIMAN.

The next budnews was the election of • chairman
for the smiling year, sad it was resolved unanimously
that Mr. J. Scriven be elected to fill this °Moe, and
that a vni• of thanks be tendered him for his service.
as chairman during the past year.
Mr. Jong Some= suitably returned thanks for tbe
honour the members had done him in unanimously
electing him to fill the office of Chairman.

APPOIXTYINT OF 001131117118.

The various committees were then appointed as
follows :
School Attendance Committee :—Meeara J. &riven,
William Comben, George Mitchell. H. W. Smith, J.
B. Gibbs, C. Gibbs, Richard Pearce, Henry Sanwa,
Francis Pearce, jun.. R. B. &riven, William
Attwooll, and J.. 1. Patt-n.
Rmds and Footpaths and Drains** Committee :
Messrs. J. J. Patten, H. W. Smith, J. Pearce, Hoary
Sansom, Richard Sansont,.and Richard Pearce.
. .

Water Supply and Public I.l4bt4ng 0;r-o-n-slites :
Means. Georts Mitchell, John Scrims' H. Limo, W.
Comber', R. B. &riven, and William Attwooll.
Finance Committee :—Memrs. J &riven, Joseph
Hodder, T. Comben, T. Gibbs, Richard Limo, J. B.
Gibbs, and C. Gibbs.

RURVITOR'S IMPORT.

Tau report was as follows :
" Gentlemea,—Since my last report the following
work has been done : —Repairing road. and gutters at
Southwell, Weston.road, Wldecareet, Keeton-I%n*,
and part kerbing Castle-Toad footpath, atcoe.ancking,
making karbatones, and rotvenging. At tbe meant
time there is plenty of work forth. MIS to do.—John
Pewee, Surveyor."
The report was adopted, and the committee of the
road, and foetpathe were Trquested to examine the
alterations being made by the Surveyor in Itmeton.road.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01

DOMESTIC MACHINERY.

CROCKER AND CO.
INVITE an Inspection of their Assortment
of Lebow' SAVING APPLIANCES for the
House.
The Lady lielp " and other Enda and Fork
Cleaners.
Boot and Shoe Cleaning Machines.
Sausage Machines.
Bradford's Washing, Wringing, and Mangling
Machines.
Coal Vases of every deeciption.
Electro Plated Cruet Frames.
Liquor Stands, Tea and Coffee Services, Spoons,
Forks, &c., &c.
Ivory-liandled Table and Dessert Knives and
Carvers.
Discount for Cash 10 Per Cent.
PORCUMBTEM AN WABSILLIL.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01

liarktts.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.

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MONDAT.
There were ablat 2,500 boasts, Including 700
tufrigo. Trsde quiet, fr. m 4.. 5. 5.. 150. About
5,000 'beep and 1 tut* trade steady ; clipped, 51. to
8.. 44. •,I. wool, 7s. 41. ; lambs str .ager, 8.. to Si. ;
ca. yes, 13.. to Be. 84. ; 44. 41. to 51. pJr 81b-. At
Deptford there were Sb...ut 700 beasts, dad 10,000
'beep and lambs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01

BRID PORT.

DRUNKIN NAVVY.— Before the Mayor and Mr.
II ell, n Mni ay, G org. Read, • navvy, employed
e railwsy extension w,Tks, pleaded guilty to being
:nk an 1 ii low in t on Son, lay evening.
P.C. Freak ,lescribed his langnsge a. dls4raceful, an
be 1.1,ke 1 and fought in the street Fined 2s. 61.,
and 6.. 61. co-ti. Prisoner p: ranked to get the cash
within an hour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01

REMARKABLE STORY.

At Westminster Policwcourt on Kondsl • lady, whq
stated that she netted in South Konsingt 4, applied ti
Lb. magistrats for edging m ti molesting the custody of
her d iughtsr, • grid... 118 years of age. The op Scant
stet d that her daughter was possessed of consderabla
property, and that • designing person, whom name she
mentions& was in the habit of timing her with morphis
marl Mr...mum awl netet ohm large muse MI ergeoe from
her whilst she was under narootic infignoce. The young
.lady was being ponsonsd with the opium, and although
she waa ir. • yin y dwickts amt. Of hesitti she was moved
about from place to plscsi, to the danger of her life. Stis
had basset sppricont to hip her, and to diescciats her
from the dread [otiosity of the woman who occasioned
ths temporary loss of her senses but, despite this, ass
allowed boreal! to be corded away In,. cab to • house in
Alhert•plece, South Kaneingioo, from where she was
remored the previous day. M. d'Synooort said it era. •
vary remarkable application, and asked where the young
lady was now supposed to be. Appl‘cant said As did not
know. She had bean once taken to Francs, and was oftan
thrown into • skits aa If mesmerised. b(r. dt,quourt
was afraid ha could not follow up such an inquiry, but
directed one of ths warrant caws to investigate As
matter, and report the result to the Court.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01

DISCOVBBY OF CABTRIDOBS IN A CAB.

Shortly after one o'clock on 8 tturday afternoon a
well-dressed an hailed a cabman at the Ruston Rail.
way Stet Wu. sod said be wished to be conveyed to
Nunheasi. If. ent•red the four-wheel cab, anti a large
box was placed outside. On arriving at Peckham the
cabman, whom, b.igv is 8,036, was eurprieed to find
his fare had mysterioudy diaapnetred. On examining
his cab he f,,und two new six-chambered revolvers.
The cabman immediately communicated with the
ptlics, and on the b being opened it was found to
contain 400 ball cartridges end six suits of clothes.
The b,ix and cartridges were removed to Sc Aland
Yard.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01

ENTERTAINMENT AT BT. JOHN'S.

An entertainment in aid of the funds of the Read-
ing-room, wee given in St. John's Schools, on Monday
overdue, and was • great avocets. The Rev. Canon
Stephenson presided, an 1 the room wag well filled.
The enteitiainment commenced with • glee by the
Choir. rendered in rood style, and celled " It Ii May."
A pretty trio. "Th. MO." WIS 4 glean by Miss
Densey, Miss Filzherbert, ani Palm Oakley ; and a
c prt:tiotte." Dans' Romansine," given by Miss
Motets. Stone, Dickinson, and Smith,
celled forth an encore. Another onertette. "Calm
be Thy Slumbers," was rendered by Miss Fitshorbert,
Mies E. Stephenson, Messrs. Warren and Stickland.
Miss Donley gave • song, "Let me Wander not
Unseen," and the Choir gave • glee, very appropriate
at thie period of the year, "The Summer Days are
Corning." " The rdeoner," sang by Mr. White, MIS
encored, and Mi.. Denney and Mica }looks followed
with • duet," The PsaMST9 Bird." A ;song by Mr.
Oakley, who is an old fart:twits at these entertain'
meats, was SICCOnYi, as was also • violin solo, given
with Mr. Stone's well known Went and skill. A trio,
"Th. 'Gipsies' Ltughing Chorus," RIM by Miss
Dawn, Miss Ffooks, and Mr. Suckland, was much
appreciated by the audience, who vigorously encored
It. The Rey. .T. Vandrsy gave • reading, and the
Choir sang • glee " In Summer's Coil Shade." A
Pathetic song, "Why are you Wandering," by Mime
Darnley, was encored. A capital glee, "Call J dm"
wee given by the Coy, and encored A song, 'ln
the Cloisters," was rendered by Mies Fitzherbort,
and moored, and • glee, "Good Night, Psrewril,
Our Work Is Dans." by the Choir, brought the
PeCanee to an end.
Bov. Canon STITHRIMON, in making • short
apes& before the audience separated, sold he really
did not know how to thank sufficiently those ladies
who came there time after time. (Applause.) This,
they must know, was the last night—the last enter-
transept for this meson, they had wound up the pro-
ceedings of their Junior Reading-room for this season.
They should commence again at the end of this year,
when he trusted they would have 114 succeseful enter-
tainments again se they had during the present
season. It was impossible for them to have more
stiossesful enterataineer, for they had quite exceeded
his ezpeolatlooL He never for one moment supposed
that they should have had such crowded rooms, awl
be really did not think they had such talent to produce.
tretense.) But when he remembered what that
was, and bow the friends possessing it came
there night after night, he cooped to wonder that their
wahrtslassents were web read succors@ at St. John's,
He only &Tod their Meads would continue with
thee, and come up rata nett meson. He then
annsowassd that the Junior Readinrroom would be
doewl runottt on Wednesday nights for band practices.
The seT. loodsesan spoke of the forthcoming temper.
aaws lakaloa, and pos adios that two maolinP would
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01

TH AGILICULTOILAL DESILZETION.

Mr. B. L. KINDERELAT moved " thst ft petition be
presented to the Upper hue of the syroc Mimi of
Genterbary, Creviog the Avethollope and Bishops to take
into their considerstion the negirchirnem of appointing •
Sunday for uncial prayer few the b'esidue of nimightl
God on the fruits of the earth end on agricultural under•
t Wenn" The speaker reed an entreat from the report Of
the Royal Cimmisrion on the subleot of agrioultire, and
si oitrd remiuks by Ur. &tom+, and other o impsient
suthoritirs on the question of the ovevailing agricultural
depremion. He urg ni the importmee of iitMoitifni
Doe whose em mem shiny, open. nod asked shish., the,
were to is deterred by She memo of the Brediaughs of
the day from invoking th • D vine blearing. AA amend-
ment had been given not of, to the egad th-t greater
evoznisenre phalli be iPeo to Hollatiom Dan. bat them
DM had bass with no Nkomo to the had
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01

WILREKAN.

MINIM SEIVICSS —The Rev. 11. P. Stokes has
arranged to continue some of the extra services which
were conduired daring the pest mission. On every
Sunday there will be • *ovine in St. Mary'e Chn oh
at 3 p.m. for men only, c 'inducted by himself. Toot
Sunday morning he announced from his p dpit that
he would hold • .3 I,bration of the Holy C ,Mlllllllll.n
, after the evening 'terrines on Sundays as well se in
the morning, the late services being attended by memo
persons who find it impositible to attend to the early
Communion, and he wishes it to he distir ctly under-
stood that the late service is not to be considered in
any way approaching the high ritual, hut that he has
oidsine the ad•lce of the highest ecclesla.tical
authority for so doing.