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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

POOLI.

NAVAL FUVELLL- The remains of the unfortunate
man Source, who was drowned in the Herbour last
week, were interred at the Cemetery oa Saturday.
The deceased having been • member of the Naval
Reserve, hewer fl owed to lb. grave by about forty
of Ma comrades, who looked remarkaWy smart atad
atom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

IWANAOII.

_
Tegystailla SIaM iyis were preached at the Church
goy and at the Congregational Church on
el
coml.
cumgan op—The fiwanag• Clothing and Coal
.app ied on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
I h.
—A pony belonging b. Mr. Steven*. of
.4 .k. In chrge of • lad, and drawing a trap
1e...1.h .r London, ran away on 'fond
t The .1-i•er was thrown out, the trap broken,
1 the k otoilt.
Scgooutoota—On Fllay. Nov.
Thackeray delivered a 'moat Wending
!. ebe shove room on 1h:041c-house Sig • and
ir! w." The lecture was racy, and wee
graphic.lly given, and appreciated by
The chair or as filled by the Nev. Y. A.
rEsje,ton. who av,weil his fall sympathy with the
.....rete.in oretoeot, and referred to the whites-en
me given hy the Rev. J. N. Murphy. of
r•A ,0, At the lake anion meeting, Cardiff. The
ww opened by wing nx and prayer. and a
of thanks wee given to the lecturer at the
D. the proceedings. The Ray. W. It start,
4,1070.4 sw„,,er, eras present on the platform, and
and g-nerms words in behalf of temperia..oe
lnle I. The meeting waschwed with the
m t„. Slay Swan ego) .000 ha favoured with
o.4lter from Mr. Th.ick. ray,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

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ENGLAND, TURKEY, AND RUSSIA.

The Daily Nam correspondent in Oo staatinopl•
televet he tad great excitement prevail, there asno g
t • Turkien officials iu CI a 11,(190000 of sae new. the•
Lb* Huglioh end • thee 11,d., were to prooeed nestwerd. The r lation. between SR H. Layard
in Porte, the correspondent ad is, are ven7
deal. The Turkish kiini ts 7 is divided iu
It. views. One portion. beaded by Oeman Penh*,
favour • Russian alliance. The gen.ral impr
anon is that Eng and is arranging wi b Austria
and Germany to make a Daval demonstration in
order to compel ref Irma. Ileanwhie dis rders are
increesing ch. oughout the coon ry ; and, even within
sixty miles of the capital, the Olnatesian• are r dodo'
and murdering the lubs.dauts. In St. Petersburg.
this idea of a navel dan adrdion and Vie probsbnity
of Turkey yivithng batneh .nd have an inforietieg
tendency. l'ho •oolos cud %owe Presage had b 411
published war Ike ertieles, bit wr. a .1,.w0.
owlet to a cool ra heti .o of the num that the English
lest had been ordered atatward.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

WEST ST /1.1110 n.

AN-D
--Tuesday night the
bailiff of J. Floyer, Esq., M.P., heard the dogs bark-
ing, got up, and called to them to be quiet, when a
little girl told him that the backdoor was open, and
there was • light downstairs. Next morning it warn
found that some one had got into the house by forcing
a pane of gibes in the window, and some money had
bees abstracted from a chest of drawer.; but some
silver spoons and cheques were left untouched. We
understand that the ice have arrested • man, and it
hi to be hoped some light may also be thrown on the
robbery at Mr. Wright's. Evidently there has been
amongst us • robber who proceeds on • regular plan,
as things likely to be identified were not taken in
either case.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

DESIONSTRATION AGAINST THE O&ME

LAW&

On Saturday • farmer's son and a farm servant, who
had been -emit to gaol fir. mouth for taking . hove at
R..lawortliy, on laud belonring to he father fno • f
th• defood.uta, were ilia "Ideas of • public demons-
tration .1 INA a Kzeter and 114. worthy on their hber-
ation from pis .n. A cv,w.l of five thousand persons,
acoompained by • band of et este and by per.ort. &As,
in; bangers unnitetuNing the gams lawa, awaited the
appotrance of the discharged men from Exeter Choi.
The two men were subesqoeutty outedained at break-
fast and dinner, when sp.eche• were &firers.'
condemning the to iriorates. Another demoustration
was given to the moo at lioleworthy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

ORANCIS

MARMALADE in

GROOICRB throughout the Kingdom'

TWELVE PRIZE MEDALS.

CROWE & BLACKWELL,

_
pIIRVICYORB TO THIS QUERN,

SOHO SQUARE LONDON•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

OXIIIORD VITZP&INII.

THE Wyatt Tan anniversary was held on Wednesday
evening. when the chapel was tastefully decorated.
After tea a meeting w se hell, under the presidency of
r. W.1d,04 Fidolafonl, awl addressee were delivered
the R-v. W. J. Chant and lissom Whiffen, J. W.
Barnett, Drake, jun., Cross, Cake, and Hamm Miss
Muter led the singing on the harmonium.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

WOODOOTS.

A Mimeo eras bald in the Wesleyan Chapel, on
lhuraday evening. in all of Wesleyan Missions. Mr.
ocovie I the chair, and the speakers were
the tteve. J. F. Mader. and W. J chant and
Meier& Blandfor.l and l'r ,wbridge. Th. receipts
during the year have been aatudactory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

WHATOOIHr.

VIM OF rite RV/. AND MY. PLITDELL. —On
Monday last the Rev. J. C. M. Pleydell, with his
bride, paid a visit to his old ancestral home after
their wedding tour on the Continent. Triumphal
arches were erected at Clenston, where on their
arrival the inhabitants turned out in good numbers to
cheer him on his way home. On his arrival at the
park was an arch with "Welcome Home," and here he
was met by some of the village people, who took the
horses from the carriage and drew him to his father's
mansion, on nearing which was seen an arch with
"God bless them bre h." Arriving at home he was
heartily cheered by those who had come to give him a
hearty welcome, and right lustily did the echoed
children who had assembled do their part in It;
their singing of "Sweet home," as it vibrated through
the broad old oak and chestnut trees, was very sweet.
Mr. J. Collis said they were glad to have the pleasure
of seeing Mr. and Mrs. Pleydell amongst thm,
especially on thie particular occasion. Mr. Pleydell
said he was taken by surprise, but still he was glad to
see the respect they had shown them that day, and It
would be a day long to be remembered by them. The
children were then supplied with cake and tea, the
men partaking of more substantial fare. The bells
rang merry peals at intervals during the afternoon and
evening.

8017 RN NOIITN.

Sin H. Daum—m-oin WoLFV, id.o-..for Christchurch,
haa just issued a notice requesting his constituents to
meet him in the Town Hall, Bournemouth. on the
17th indent. Our reporter will furnish • report of
the proceedinizs in our next Issue. It ix rewound
that the hon. member is about to bid hia constituent&
adieu and seek a seat near the Metropolis, at the next
election. The electors are on the qui nre for the
coming man. Mr. Davy's supporters assert that they
are enrol • Liberal victory for him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

GUY FAWN= OW THE DORCHESTER
DEMONSTRATION.

Yr. Punch Sir.—" In great attempts 'tis glorioue e'en
Ito fail," as failed In trying to blow up the heretical
"Nome of Lords. the King and all his Ministers. la
default of any due observance of toy anntvereary in •
serious spirit by the proper teeters. I hive been well
matent to be borne about, as I os-d to be, on • terra
11 la • mock proceeden, and finally burnt in effigy.
=Vhinis, at env rate, commemorated as AC historical
hero—call to. what anybody might. But for some years
peel 1 ham been gradually sinking into negle:t and
oblivion. For a long while, through the invention of
"reciter'," I have been shorn of my tinder-box and
matches. On many occaeloca I hays been chair d cutler the
form of some unpopular Minister, or other personage,
obeoxious to the British public, and Mlle owe and then
Ito die:Mated as • Pope or • Cardinal. Now, at Iwo I bare
altogether fallen upon evil dam My parr,' festival ha,
come to be perverted to unmeaning purposes of .imple
jollification On the Fifth of November iatily past, for
lostanoe, as you read at breakfast the other to truing
"At Dorchester • fund of £.500(1) -towards which Lord
Arlington (l) and Mr. B ymer. M.P., wene liberal eat*
soribers -had to be raised, and there wasa mernlficeot
'recession of two hundred guys, each gorgeously aerated
and cerrying aloft a hilted torch. Toe King of the POI
Islands, the Dube of Ditchwater, Eitithed the Sailor,
Marwood, the Amon of Cabal, the convict Orton, and
Cetewayo, were among the characters represented.*
Who' have soy of the above-named personages done to
deserve the name of "a. 7 r As for Ethers Alt and Cid-
wave, they were merely foreign enemies. *no had newer
di.tingulob.d themselves by any pot-Tories like mine, and
neither of whom suffered martyrdom. What Isis the
King of the F,ji Isloade end the Chilliest in sown to *it!
t Waet, bee Italro it to do ours iota who w.shang.
drama, and quartered &hive VI years mot Ali his is t
enosseh ; but still worse is the premotatiou as "gore,- of
such dummies as the Duke of Ditchwater soil Birthed the
Sailor. I regard this as a hem endeavour to muff we out,
by insinmitine that I am no better than • merely mythic)
or fictitious character. Mr. Putte.A. It is my proud boe-t
that! awn reality. The boys, in better those, urid to
dag about the streets that they saw no reason why gun-
powder treason should seer be forgot; but alas II now see
too much reason to that it very soon will be (ergotism,
unless something is done to rehabilitate in his time-
honoured tatters
Your poor old (ANA
GOT rAWIM, lecendiary and Martyr.
P.S.—As to dreworke and bonffr,s, I ham became •
to.. moms for a flare-up.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

MIL SULLIVAN'S MUSIC.

111,. Ws. Sullivan will tell eapiresta. only the result of
seventaonem 1. hour In tm hest *shoots thst ha. eatable,'
I hiut 10 him with hie art, end play • lib it profitably. The
great "emigre, be will point out for their cossibitioe,
worked even herder than be hat dons; they ha 1 • greetr
tutus but the ore took gads no much tr,atile to get at
("ranted capacity, he con Unties, ingnito labour usual bo
given to 'lt. production of anything really cool.
SOL NHL, is Of all things the moot difficult of attanmest.
and is always Use melt of the perpetual pruning of •
luxuries' nand. Beethoven's sketch•buoks tiopply proof
e this. The exqui.ito vocal theme in the noth or clitoral
'porter or written and re. eeriness twenty times; rid
Weber, who of all nensieless convey. moot distinctly Or
ideia of freedom and -pwitooeity. Ir,rked like a slave to
&chi, we three au ilit!es. In fact nsuoir, like all oth.r
arthtic producti to , spelt • hard work, and methane the
Laciest of all; for when Vie outline—the air—i. loud,
these tante this Nati of c doutb.s, the patient working out
of Um instrument... Cos. It Is, of course, vary important
that ell this labor should he rat...led upon gc.c.
material ; but Kr. Sollitr.n has no dill tally no regard,
his sing. Words are sant to him at the rate of two
thousand oopiee of rause per year :ml itt be. .P ••,1
large pert of his sanatory'. tins. to 'slurs the misuse...-
fel sets at once. Sat when all this la done Um composer
" still is not happy for his life I. made terrible by the
perpetual apparition of young pen ton, mostly of the
unfair sex, who demand his advice as to tim %Wiener
of their '' ad,,pting sure as a profession," and w teem
to go away until that door Kr. Sullivan" has read tier
ere and play. Verily grow halite realties r well as
It rewards
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

" peddle all waters sow,
i ho highway furrows stock,
Sow. where the thorns sari thistles crow,
Sratter it on tbsk Ronk"

" Cloy Fawkes day" was quite revived this year. I
wimples the fine weather had something to do with it.
Fireworks and bonfires lit up the darkness of the night
on every hand. Even an effigy of Oetewayo was
honoured with a warming; crowned with a wreath of
feathers and a gilded spear in his hand, proodly he
stood erect amidst burning tar barrels and squibs and
crackers, but am there is always pride before destruc-
tion ; an his reign in the Royal Manor of Portland was
of short duration, for like "Grandfather'. clock" he
has 'donned (reigning) never to go again, until the sth
of next November.

After a month's cruising on the Irish comt, the
Channel fleet has again anchored in the Roadstead.
Contrary to expectation the Minotaur remains here
with the other ships. It was thought that she would
have parted company with them here, and proceeded
to Portsmouth for Lord John Hay to haul down his
flag, to be relieved by Rear Admiral Arthur Hood.

In official quarters it hi thought that the
Northampton, the new flagship for the North
American Station, and which has been lying here for
the last week, will not clear the Channel before
December, her crew probably spending their Christmas
at home.

The trial trips to be made by her sre awaited with
some interest at the Admiralty, and the Board has
directed the Director of Naval Construction, Mr.
Nathaniel Barnaby, to attend them. But if these
prove MI that could be wished, and there should be no
call for extensive repairs or alterations, I hear that
there is a hitch about her guns, and that some of those
supplied have been found to be defective. So much
so indeed, that the War Office haabeen asked whether
iit s possible to give her new ones oefore sniling•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

OH ILI AND PERU.
TIM FIGHT WITH TUC HO ‘110•11.

Advice* from Lima to October 22 .d data that the
action between the flnaacar ant the Chilhan ironclad.
lasted for two hours and • half. The first damage to
the Hlscar was inflicted bv a shot from the Bloom
Encalada, which ca tied awsy the swell towe occupied
by the commander, and took off Admiral Gran'. leg.
While the admiral was in the surgeon's band* below a
second shot passed through the linear-ar at the stern,
tearing a hole big enough to admit a boat, killing
Admiral Gran, sevaoal other-, and destroying the
steering gear. Temporary apparatus coal not be
itmasili.the dec
uaes atX
t;ivrarnie Pigituapt
l:redbyy musk. eirz
ram woe now unmanageable. A shell eel red the
gun turret by the port-hole lard exploded inside,
killing Captain Aguirre and all the gunoors, and
diaahliug one gun. I live offioers who micas...lively
took command after the death of Admiral Gran three
were killed, one dangerously wounded, and the last
nearly disabled. The side armour of the Gnawer
sal no protection a.cainst the Ohillan guns. The
turret was often struck, not pierced, but knocked nt
of shape, and the revolving apparatus broken. The
propeller was disabled, the f wee gale shot away. the
meet cut in two; hut the Huebner continued to fight
with her only remaining gun as often as it mold be
brought to bear. She drove off one boanling party,
and mu finally captured by a second 130 men were
killed on the Huesca. Most of the red were
wounded. The Chilisn admiral reports Scialy no
caanalties, and says nothing of any damage to hie
ships. Re thinks the kinescar paw. repairing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

Monet egantg fxpress,

TUESDAY, NOVEMBIR 15, 1879.

With • perfect 'Totem of drainage and • perfect
water supply for the leyough. Dorchester le to bs one
of the moot healthy towns in England. 104 us hope
kb* speculation of the Isle Mayor will be abundantly
enedrmed. For one thing, Dorchester has not found
it• Town Couneil loetc j.io hey bare carried out
She wittew-worlis and the improvements euggested.with
boldnern that deserves eucrxes. And the greet question
of dreinsge, held in many norotere to be almost or
ineoinble as the problout of rqtarm.r the Ora., is
boldly flew!, for men the I:on,ugh Aulveyor, with
°lever deferenos. whorl 1 r " inetruotiona" as to
mlosther they would have the outiell on stowage farm
or precipbration, it needed only • few gutlin‘ wont.
from the Town Clerk, sad prrcipitation wee agreed on,
so we mimeos we Arid anon nod the borough MEd Is
sogaged In the manufacture of "sludge," for which we
can only wOh them a goel in rket. In the most
dilliceit oases at the both ,m of the town, it is proh•ble
the people will to allowed to do no the Government
have decided on at the top. 'the Connell must now be
loyally etipportsd, for they have a mat imp,rtant
and anxione work on band, being about to try, on •
dread wails, an experiment which may fell if the
greatest care bo not taken in ctrrying it out.

Mr. W. 1/unlen's t the Mayqrsloy is a
parasite* tlut thu Coot., I i•itim,l lo wok with
practical men. Mr. 1 tur 1-n ha, ben a gentl,man, an
• townsman, a vol tnwtr, and • e Juncillor ; he is
oocrt.o nd PLOI -, and I,i+ steady attention to
business v. ill be is v.,1441,13 LI the hkhest of mu •L
clog work.

te
At loot the (4,*4,,'. beaus r,rce use ..f
priracipwl loiouwouts ,1 the I. (Id&
oul,y 1110faMItt.1 la to the tLin,,..ys b.. 'wen
ournwoudwd, owl Lilo ot,tor, which ia • bmutiful work
of art. looked erwsrksbly well lc rho nicks ow Thurs-
day aliyht ough use could bar wished the Im:d-
-emos sad costly thcostly pedestal 11-ul stso beet& used.

Mr. Writes oiloowl. 'Wiwi list two Slur rearms
woo Id I. preferred osslust him. •
!mower : Too alsries f
TIN Mmlal,.lm Olerk : Tee ; they bars bees ofolutfiu
s wr 4 deed tom your bi.ttOfy, it ostottitil
Prtrower : If tb rut. anything done .round Dorchester.
thee always come lo s'. about at.
M•jor Astell : I •m druid you b...a hod nacos.
Pruemer also complained that the poll, Often came mid
searehod his grandmother's boa" whim surtking out
H. low.
wss counsittod to the Artois for trLol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18

MAID= DI II WTOII.

THE AP.XI:I•i cpruing soiree in omnection with the
mien,* and art c a.ee. took place on fueoley. After
tea the visitor. adjourned t the laege s hoolrooon, in
which were (Replayed the drewings of the pupil.
during the p•st season Those I.f the senior pupil
teacher. Mr. I) Collin., who obtained • special prise,
wer much admired. It may hem be mentioned that
the vain, pupil timber ham oltsineri a high p oition in
the fir tells.. at the late examinati .n for Queen's
.cholarships, an.l also the .eartntl 1.1 ce at .3lark's
College Exsmination for religious knowledge. He
was al.o first in the Moors., at the last diocese'. ex-
amination. The report of the salmon and art claws
was real by the hon ccc, Mr. A.. W. Swatridp, after
which the qieet.'.s prizoi an °lordliest.s were dim
tributed 1., the ch Arm .n, the Rev. M. Hanks,. 'I he
prises were obt .ined by Mesen. I). Collin.. G. 11.
13rown, J. Stickling, E. Milts, Mimes J 'tickling, A.
Churchill, awl H. K. Brown. Certifiemea were
obtain. I by Messrs. B. Pullman, G. Copp, J. French,
A. Psrly, A. flint and Mimes L &mit, M. MIMI,
R Forcer, F. Brown. and M. Bosid-a throe
• large numher of prime eel cettificstes were given
for ..rawlng to the pupils of the dsy school. A huol.
aroma testimonial t tho in.lefe,igahle hon. socretort..
Mr. A. W. Swatrhbre, wee preeente.l to him by Mr.
Bose, in the name of the lass, and auitsibly aoknow-
ledgeri. After a eerier of very interesting experiments
In electricity, with a short lecture by Mr. Brown, the
lire G. it. !dial ‘,l.lrreeed the pupil., urging them
to tee spin. Incite of continuing their education,
by me in. of thee clan..., and in 'Alter way., niter
leavi g the day school. Mr W. Vernon also spoke
In .imilar terms, after which a pleasant hour wee
spent in vocal ..nd ln.tromcn.l music.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-05

XA It KEN.

LIVEII.IIOI. %MIN. Tuksnsi.—With a fair attend-
ance at our market, only a small busin.s hcon.logg in
whoot—white. at Fridal's rates: stwinz (red). 2 1 per
rental lower; 'alif. :::: to 9.91; Hour, a mmlerate
bus ness without chanze in quotation.: Indian mien (new)
mixed American, 1. :4.1 to I. 91; loans (Egyptian),
tis hl ; peas 9 '..nadiank 11.2,L
1111.1.1 'Mt N, Tugs...v.—Mather more di wheat
offering than of late, and the weather having improv .1,
buyers are scarce; ls t.. 24 per .tr. less than last week.
Foreign was only maintaiuml at 3 late rise. Barley, oat.,
and beans in fair demand, at rather improve.l prices.
Main', 91 per .Ir. iltairer.
HULL 1.7.t1 fI.N, Tv tv. —Small show of horned
stock, some desenptions .4 which made rather better
price.. Cow. realized from ..C.22 to .1:24 heifers. 1-19 to
20 guineas. No change in calvat Sheep, very p.ror show
and no trade.

SALlslll 11l CORN, moo ti.—Wheat iu very short
supply, the hot fordo:: weather causing. a iloping
tendency on late quotations, and to effect, sales, seller*
were obliged to submit to l a lavr qr. less than lost week's
rates. Feeding stuffs 44 &AM!, —Cern.E.—Theee was
a short supply of cattle, and sellers asked higher prices,
whWh they could not realise, notwithstainling that theru
uerc mine well grass-fel beasts in the market. )) Se )
1.41.10 (MIMI lit to 11. lid—in on,, in two instance., 1.-r•
score. Sheep were in moderato supply, and .4 rather
inferior quality for this market. Ik-it Ihmus um le ;
uum and imarsai cheep, 7:d to 9.1 per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-05

TEE SEWAGE QUESTIGS.
To tAc Editor.

Sir.—l shall be oblige if you will kindlY elluw ote a
apace in your paper lit IMAIAC: of the sewage if the tow
of Weymouth. I see it MAI suggett PI at the locating of
tho Local lie ml of llerilth to h tau opinion lif curio
competent eugineer. Won Mr. Arlin,: sv. Mayir. Mr.
ierkesley Wald toWry,Altil ti d:v•• Ma opinion on the
drainage of the town. 11.4itr.: sego Linkei with the late
Mr. Pothecary, tuni the late M. M .uuder,, and it,h4ca in
fir. Council at that tins-. I iwinbil out four different
plane to them a fortnight before Mr. Rawkesley arrived,
snit told thew I wit, enr,.7 wh.e. lel would toll them, awl
tvliat bin plan would be, at the raw, time I pointed out to
ttietn ray plan of draintiNg the town. I now offer the
rtiapayers diet plan. I should carry sit the sewage of
the town to the end of the old pier at the Null.. There
mike &sluice aitniltr to the slit., that etrries the water
out of Lodmoor, but having itcovered in. Front that sluice
carry the pip. well out jut., deep water, tura erect a
: wadi wat-rniiil with a paddle-wheel.
and w en the tidt.
wen running out net the mill at work and drive everything
t Another mil: should al.o ha erected at the other
tb of the I.l,rfaelc Field to lift or pump water from thu
Backwater, near Cul railway bridge, to bring it up on the
B top of the irrack Field. Frans there Sash all the drains
this aide of the haThour. Then to Rush the drains the
~..her able of the harbour anther mill should loge erected
too weeu the Moth.. Ma the Old Castle. A great dual heir
been said about a sewage farm, I think I way presume to
sty there is no one in the town scquaiuted in well with
the management of the sewqm mcci.. especially romol
L iith, and Portobello, as myself, having lived
: in 81otland, and riser tho. parte for more titan 13 years.
At the time Mr. Robertson wan Mayor. I therefore di,.
nun led him and others of the Council from hawing it. for
told thew it would be a cousuint cura ou the town.
I am, Sir.
Your obedient Servant.
8 CIOCKIII.
IS, Park-street, Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-05

CHILDREN'S TREATS.

The •themregational Sunclay School & pretty
good day on Thunslay, after all, for they went over in
the afternoon. The following lines give a better ilea
of their enjoyment than we could :

THE CHILDREN'S DAT.
From streets sad tragic and schools away
They have been with the summer for • day
In the body woods; on the grassy
Where the flowers grow thick by the meadow rills,
On the broad old river's banks of green,
With the benne and the sunshine they have been.
And now as the western sun wears low.
Weary but joyous home they go_
To father and mother, kin and Mende,
That look for them es the long day ends,
To the crowded luaum and lowlr bed*
Where the poor and the toiling lay their heads.
But will not the sleep that finds them there
Brims back the sweets of the woodland air,
And heed to their after hours of dmuns
The light that lay on those hills and streams/
For thus when the happy day Is gone
Its happier memories yet live on.
Bright morninge break on the kindly Wart
That first in the summer gave them pert,
And poor men's children in cities pent,
Forth to the feast of nature sent,
To learn from the beauty spread abroad
flow great, how good were the worlu of God e.
—Moo. &S.M. e " Sunday at Elmo."
The Primitive Methodist Sunday School listened to
their epacial eermocui and ~an their special hymns on
Sunday last, and were to eat their special feast at
Gicluoixir to-day (Monday).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-05

MONOICTON.

Cortto:r. Itrnsr.--On Tile,.Lay att.:m..li a farm.
servant's cottage was consumni, in spite of tile ready
help of neighbours awl the police. The hotter WM an
old and deeply-thatelleil tiOft. in frontage by
20ft. oaltouses, awl stood by itself in a
Well-Calthated It WM OCCUIPitA by Joh awl
Mrs the man a tarter f•w Mr Symonds, of the
s: • village. The wife 113,1 gOIIC to Dorchester, and
the honer was left in char„:e of tle• 111./11, Who afkl"
•I• •r shut it up. About three o'clock sanoke re
(nen near a chimney, whirl, is supposed to hate
40.lopeel te., keep out the wet, and Job went to the
bolos, to put it 011 t, and wipp0,...,1 he leml done MI.
Later in the afternoon Mr. Warren, of Dorela,ter,
drive by, and saw 4titolce ascending trait the cottage,
informed Mr. Symmebis men who i ere at work in a
field mar, and Mr. Syntowle, with his lalaawers and
Inya, went to the lemee, from which a great mass of
smoke was tem seen ascoeling. thickets were quickly
lilled, awl the water thrown on, the Dorchester engine
being :sent for meantime. It was found impossible to
control the tire, and eifort.s were directed to paving the
furniture. This was fortunately all got out, awl
finally conveyed to Mr. Symonds s barn. The news
reached Iton:heater shortly before five, awl very near
that hour Supt. Coward, with the Fire Brigade, started,
arriving at 31onekton in a very abort time. But the
tire had now gained the mastery, the reof had
fallen in, and the place blazed furiotutly. Supt.
Coward and the brigade were aeon 1.644 at
work getting ''it the burning timbers front the
house, pouring atreatur of water Iron, the engine
upon a HAMA of burning ~tuff, apparently thatch and
perhaps floor-timber, and kenemily • • g to inake
the place less dangerous, and ha this they were...into'
by a strong f.wee of the County Police under Sergeant.
Major Furth., The timber,. taken out were not very
valuable, for IA that which was not charnel, a very
large pnelortion hal been n.eluced by age to 44.11-
..0,4 and cnuuble.l into yellowish powder tinder the
foot. The cottage had been built of .1,, with stone
•moins. and the eatetent wall was picturesquely covered
with ivy. Above this was is brisk chimney, which
looked unsafe, awl the police milled it inwards with
nla-, when the lire had been mibdirmi. The place waa
entirely .le,troyed except the walls, awl the garden
suffered no little treading d..wn its .41.faaltioned
to say nothing of the cabbage plant bed across
whirls the lame passed. Still the police kept such god
order that a good deal remained in what hal evidently
been a pretty awl welbetilthated place:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-05

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-05

DosaßasTia.

wowaiceAZseomor.—About eight o'clook cm
suede, sightt a family oxidating of man and wife,
uwee mum and a doPter, were going to lifilborne In I
.11,erw=...st web: tb.hm"
twainsfirilLt aPPadte Mr.
ord, and egiesed
towards g ollowham Hill. Ths valstolo wee capsized,
mod all thrown out; but fortunately only
burt—the soother, who broke an area. Mr. TTairt:
bad jest bees driven from church, and he instructed
Mr. Dana to talus back the poor woman to the Demi
County Hospital.
DOWT COUNTY Tayergasycs Fria —Large nuat-
bwe of people poured into Dorchester by road and
edi on Monday (this) morning, to seethe graesdVx
In connection with the County Temperance A
dm. The weather was doubtful, or still more, no
doubt, would bare come. The Association had very
emeitedly &reneged for great and numerous attractions,
ierjediee a proosesion to Eitinsford Park, two plat.
brie meetings, a match between Bast and West
Donn& teetotal cricketers, and • variety a &week
wore.. me mass, bead (3rd D.8.V.) under &ad.
master Wellspring, was to attend, and n the arming
the aujoymont wee to be cspcd by tho. mosat of a
balloon. Our &pass has to nuM.nhod while part
of this Is going on, thereon for details we mast mbar
ear roadies to Thursday's Tekerssm.
Tynan Doman. Bins Vots.svgems. °cannel
Reanling, C. 8., made his inspection of the corp.
as Thursday eoealng at the Artillery Barracks, when
Nearly Mina in an appearance out of • total of frt.
Captain Hodges was in command, and Lieutenant
Andrews vrae he lament. The brew band, which
we are bound to state played better than we hme
beard it for some time pek played the corps to the
Barrackit the ,111°Pootill fttr, who was received with
the timid ...tat; aimed shortly after with the
adjutant (Captain Homer). A variety of evolutions
were then through in a very creditable manner,
past, as will se several other movements,
reufrejarithe careful manner in which the has
been Colonel Henning trimly the
carps at the claw, exporting the pleasure it afforded
him to wee the steady way in which they had acquitted
themesieem The colt!, on their mime, were
dinninied st the DrW Hall.

WANDIRM room ma Linos
letter on Ws subwiet will appear in
day ([sank Holiday) we aro proud

WOL/CBOOllll.
the ?arrow To-
bit time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-05

THE 4;1 Irb:r.sI.ITIANTIC I\.

rlio qurtore Chronicle .4 June 2 ith The arrival
0' the Allan Royal Mail Steamer Sardinian, Captain
Dalton. front Liverpsd, in thin port hett.ii Might. is
quite an event in the annals of the Atlantie steamship
tr.sle. For the find tone on reconl, a steamship has
arrived in the port of Quelitm on the eighth day after
I. wing Liverpool." From enquiry we find that the
Nardinian !eft Moville at aI. p so. ..n iOOo fah awl
tankil her mail, at lti,n,.n.ki at noon .in the Elth, tieing '
I. days tri hours and Al minutes. allowing for difference
of tone. The pas .age front laud to to .1
Belle blie—w..weompliAl..l in :i llaye ftt to., while
e passengers Indy lost sight if teal for I days Itt hours.
livery one who has crooed the Atlantic well kiting what
the sight if 13114 11..111n to pasiongern even .int on 3
voyage .July eight or ten day,: inn to ltailetll.ll to thl
histiry, there in the sail up the Gulf and }liver St.
Lawrence. a thing wor7h Illcing for itn own sake. rip,
journey to the States in candy areoundished by railway
Iron fluelsr. taking Niagara by the way. it j, unjjoiljjjjp;
tii thiuk of sailing from KltrODO to America, and .oily
lo•ing night it laml for live dal,. T persons about to
visit America thin route rurenutueniln itsalL at leant tine
way
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-05

WA.gZHAZ.

Tin Board of Guardians resolved, at their meeting
held on Tuesday last, to appoint a anocemor to
Mies Jan* Grant (late StthooWdrese, deceased), at
the Workhouse School 00 Tuesday the 12th instant.

LictrewiNG Stsocs.—ln the terrible weather, on
Saturday, a little girl who was aitting on a doorstep
kat the eight of one eye from a lightning dash.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-05

OHILNXINSTILIi.

SUND II liclijiti. TAUT. --On %Vedneedity afternoon
shout 70 children .4 the %Vesieyan and United
Methodists Sunday schools had their annual treat.
After perambulating the village in procession, a
pretty feature in which was formed by the little ones
In a ponv-cart of Mr. Hicks's, they repaired r••.
spacious barn, kindly lent for the OcCagi'":4 by Mr.
Mead, and hul tea, after which 04 went to a field,
*bp, lent by that gentleman, told eujoyal numerous
games. At live o'clock there was a public tea, to
which abut 50 sat down, awl after that a public
meeting, when an address was given by the Bev. Mr.
Atkins, t.f IJorehester. It might also be adde I that
the childr .n song very prettily some of bfoody's awl
Sankey's hymns at dilleroul places going round the
village.

Porn A DULTEMATION.—DIF. Tripe, public analyst
.4th, Hackney district. reports, "that all the samples I
ho eceept i.e. wcre all , inutur.o .4
a rip, rit, awl pug Ar. Ih. I v.epti.ris Nein.;
Culbury's which was genuine. Thu
quantity of starch in tha other samples varied between
there
6.7..anndo,Boinpelromcesntoi. st:ii.etmhatmaolrelowthinl floor
k.stmr arm,
nt.
of
cocoa. An article like this was comparatively value-
les. ma food."

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Boy tL DivoNsii sac Show-- —I. the hest, the cheapest,
the most huh:onside. and the imod durable of any article
w.,ecre Quems.says it ha. no rival either in appear- I
once or utility. It Is Ma'ie of selocted and Month. staple
wool.; produced in
snow colour, and lid \tures for the
present reason; in light weighte4 fir ~,,,tr
,
wear wn.l warm climates Vices Mr Who.' wear, Is fill,
Islol yanL Extra milled aim!
,amogthcood for gentlemen a suits and hoys' hard wear
~ew patterns), from as. llt per yard, 54 Moho' in width.
The factors cut any length, apd pay carriage on all earmls
into London, liul,lin, Belfast, Cork, or Glasgow. In
for pattern., which are .ent post floe, state
whether for belie: or gentlemen's wear. Address, Spearman k Sleernian. 'Wye( thivonshire Serge Factoni,
Plymouth. Special attondfin ig called to the fact that
thl,l firm is devoted exclueVelg to the production of Pore
wool materiaLi for ladies and gentlemen's wear. Serge'
to/d a. find by Mar Majesty's Uoverninigat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-05

WTXIL

THZ LATZ INQCMST.—" My object in writing, is to
draw the attention of your readers to the actual cause
of death. Your report !states—' She fell down upon
her hands and knees on the ground with her head
against the wall. I (the father) lificci An up and ad
Ace in is chair.' The last sentence gives the gist of
the whole matter. The poor girl, owing pmbehly to
flatulence, together with perhaps a weak heart, had
evidently fainted, and would no doubt have recovered
had she been placed by her father flat epos the ground,
Instead of being raised, an described, into a chair. As
fainting implies failure of the heart's action, the latter
can most easily Ire reamed by placing the body in the
recumbent posture which offers the least resistance to
the circulation. When the body is in the upright
position the heart must overcome gravitation before
It,, force can succeed in propelling the blond to the
head and upper extremities, and this difference at the
critical moment often involve, a fatal issue. It will
thus be seen that the poor girl's life wag sacrificed to
ignorance of the most elementary principles of
r+ysielogy, which, I fear, still widely prevails among
all dames of society.—J. MOOKHICAO, M.D., Honorary
Medical Officer, Royal Hospital, Weymouth, July
29tb, 1879."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

HARDY FRUIT GARDEN.

At last we are haring ecimething more like seeing weather
than anything we have recently experienced, and its
genial and beneficial effects are visible at once lIPOn all
vegetation and particularly upon wall trees, which have
now apparently made • lair start to grow, and will, we
may hope. escape any further visitation of wintry weather.
Covering of any kind is not of much use to the fruit crops
after they become fairly protected by their own foliage,
and had better be removed at once as soon as it can be
dispensed with. Let all nets and canvas he taken down
in • dry 'tat, if possible, but should the weather prevent
thisthey should be dried by artificial means, afterward, he
repaired if requisite, previous to hieing wrapped up.
labelled, and atowel away where they will he found when
wante I fo• the same purpose next year. Persevere with
the destruction of all insect pests, and follow up any
dressing of tobacco-water, Itc., with • good washing with
clean water as *sin as practicable- Strawberry beds
should now be mulched with litter or clam straw, the
latter is preferable for several maims, not the least of
which is, that it is sure to be free from slugs and their
cap. Lawn graas ha. often been condemned, and justly
au, for nothing could lie worse adapted to the purpose of
prow ting the soft fruit of the strawberry, as it induces
rut and mouldiness if the /42110T1 is at all moist, and is
just the sort of home that slugs delight in. A few
bundles little thicker than the wrist, mash) of besoin
refuse tied up somewhat loosely, will Ise found useful
during the ripening period for placing under extra large
fruits, as these often fail to ripen evenly in consequence
of their • eight bringing one site of the berry into close
contact with the surface of the best—F, ilarrison,
Ettewley.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

PUmDLITOVIN.

Sam —On Wednesday sad Thursday, sale It lbe
effecta of the late General Shirley took place.
I)uice. of Dorchester, being the anotioneers. There
was a large attendance, and untasnally high Kies( were
realised. One of the carriage horses made 61 guineas,
Mid dos other sold at an equally satiatactiry figure.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

DOELSST COUNTY HOSPITAL

During the week ending May 29th there have
been admitted :—ln-patents, 12 • discharged, 10; out-
patients admitted, 12 ; dacha:irk 12 ; emergencies, 4;
deaths, 0 ; in-patients in the capital, 47 ; out-patiente
on the books, 196; casualties, 86; accidents, 0.
Physician for the week, Dr. Lush; surgeon for in
week, Mr. A. Emson ; House-surgeon, Mr. J. At.
Musa=
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

PABILISTONR

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A eIIICIRT MATCH wee played at rarkstowe
Saturday afternoon, between the Paritstons and Poole
Star Clubs, mid reunited in an easy siotory for the
latter team with nine wickets to fall, owing to the
good batting of Mr. J. Hostler. the good bowl* of
Mr. W. Bought, jun., and lit. F. Bloomfield, and the
morel good fielding of the deism Parkallonemored
h 2 in two innings, wblà. Pools Inds away dm am
In ome innings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

THE KNOWLE MURDERESS.

During her trial, and in fact, since she was first taken
in custody. Catherine Churchill seemed to evince very
little concern as to her fate. When Brit apprehended
she stoutly denied having Injured the " old rascal," and
seetni•l more anxious that her son should obtain pones.
skin of the property than of her chances of liberation.
She, however. turned ghastly yak when the jury found
her guilty, and when asked if she had anything to lay
why sentence of death should not be pawed_ npm her,
replied, "I am not guilty; not in the least N'st they
swore is false, and especially that there Whatley's wife
I can kiu the Bible to it with a clear conscience. lam
innocent of it; Innocent as • babe unborn." In the
gird she occupied a condemned cel in the women's
quarters, wider the care of female warders. Religious
books have been p'aceil in her cell, although it is stated
that she could not read, and the chaplain has been con-
stant in his ministrations to her. She has been several
times visited by her relatives, and her soa took Beal Imre
of her on Saturday. A memori id to the Home Secretary
W.. orepared by AI-. Tweed, the eolicitor for the defence
and forwarded to the Horse Secretary, and the Mayor ei
Chard. interested himself in endeavouring to obtain a
remission of the capital sentence. On Sunday the
culprit partook of the Sacrament in the prison chapel,
and atiended divine service, when the Rev. V. Howse
officiated

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U
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1878. Pocock Brea, Patentees end Manufacturers,
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DIN COWIN WINDOW and BUN BLINDS are lb. Imo,
1 moot dogma, and &impost blinds known. 8010 kinnyine-
turw. Paul Mot& liamosil-groot, Ueda., I.C.

A =warm OKAAITZ 110FOULI1711, to ca 1./. aerie.
It -Inecriptioce accurate aad brat Mil. Plane end
prior from Jobs W. Legge, kedpier, Aberdeen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

ANOTHISL asanTurr waaanis “11.

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Thomas Snook,,. Alfred Notts.—Claim ISt Maid..
dant en matinee' warder at the Porthiad Caere
Prison, end it appears Las several judgmeats west
huit—Plamtuff mud he wig in receipt tf t 7 5, a ace*
but then delendent's dilated, sad said that he rely
had 168 • yew, end had no wash& -it was adjoareed
for • mouth, to see whet artausweente could he maga
with the other creditors es to migest—He Honour
strongly remarked on the coast...Di apAerence of warders
befoul the court They all received good waged. sad the
Government ought to he communicated with.-Order for
4r. per month.

WW2, 110?
W. L Pearce e. Benjamin Parey.—This 'Us &lig for
Al too., rent of • house.—Euuna fisledsn a:mewj
said she was an peplum sot. Ka& wow.. alia.
DISCO to Benjam, n Palley, who wan Low in the work....
If plaintiff would let her Hey in the house one week
longer she would get another hon. —His Hormur. alter
looking at the summons, said that pleintill war swag the
wrong person. This woman had nothirts to di with it.—
Pleuittlf said hi thong,t thy woman was defendant'.
—His Honour said Oa could not um. an order is this
cuss, but the OIOULaa promised Mil. uP Preftwiell it ON
house In • week,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

EAST OHALDON.

BUDD= DEATH. —qua,. a gin .m Will spread over
this little villani on Wednesday last, when it bicaine
known that Mr. Jame. Howard, dairyman at the
Grange, had died suddenly. It seems that demised
hitt done his wittyl morning's work, and about II
&click was preparing, to go to the garden to plant
some beans; he was standing by • table, and remsrked
t Mrs. Howard what line bans they were, when he
fell forward; Mrs. Howard immediately went to bi-
a•siatanca, and sat h m neck on • ehair, but be never
•:..,ke or rallied after. Deceaved Was 47 years /I age.
and was much reapected. Thera was no inquest as
he had been under medical care for some time past.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

THIS DAYS NARKirr.

lIKTROPOLITAN ()AWL B.—MONDAY.
There was a fair average supply of stock et our
market to-day. Beasts numbered g 280; sheep,
10,140, and the quality was good. There were 500
Canadian, and 100 Portages,. in good condition;
Scotch sorts numbered 230. The beef trade was se
well supported, the top price being fw. 41 There WM
also a fair trade for sheep at fairly id. rated. the top
pia being Si. 4.1. Limbs in moderate supply, which
sold at from 7s. to Ba. Calves and pip changed
heads at late rata&

DORCHESTER
SATURDAY'S CORN MARKET.
There was a small supply at the Corn Exchange, on
Saturday, with a dull trade for all clairee of wheat
sad barley, at last week's prices.

DO RC H ESTER
SATURDAY'd CATTLE MARKET.
There wads • moderats supply of heifers, calves,
barraners, &.c., at Mr. G. Symonds's repository sale,
on Saturday, ands large quantity of sheep and lamba
The trade win very good, and a general clearance was
affected at the following prices :—Mutton, 9L to 103.
Per lb. ; beef, 12s. CA to lia per moors ;lambs, 101 to
ltd.; fat calves, £2 10.. to £4; heifers and calves, £l2
to ; buroners. £lO to £l6 ; store balls, £9 to £LS;
masa top, £2 Be. Gd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

Doroctsbirt.

DISTRICT AUDITOR TOIL HANTS •ND WILTA.— We
are informed that Mr. Charles Warner, of Winchester,
has been appointed distriot auditor for Haat+ and
Wilts. in the place of Mr. Thom:Haley resigned, who
held the office for mine )ears.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

CITY OF GLASGOW OANIL

We ?wiles* that it test length admitted that 110 a in the
pound for the creditors is an impossibility--any intaes
'beware, Is Old at the Erwstion. The rimattre of
Ibis fearful c .tattropts• are, indeed, appaling. We
understand that • trustee of • friend's .if.. marriage
e-tillisup at, in which there wee unfortunately £1,400
Stock of the City of Glasgow Bask, ltes compromised the
edam nit the liquidators by agreeing to pay £14,000 a yesr
1., blo
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

THE ZULU WAR.

ASTONISIIIXO TIM ZULL'S.

The Tines correspondent at Kanabula, writing on
April 15, says : Without examining the actual casualties
CALIACKI by artillery fire, the manner in which the Zulu
PIANOS broke up on the bursting of the first shell proves
with what dread the fire of our gum is regarded. Indeed,
it is quite proverbial. Prisoners become almost ludic.
musty excited when questioned on what they think of
the " Bywnil-bye" (the Cage, name for cannon). "We
sec them coining through the air," they say, referring to
the shells and imitating their hissing noise, "we get out
of the way, they pass, strike the ground, then kill—we
cannot understand." The rockets, • few of which were
fired on the glath with the usual unsatisfactory results,
are said to have spread still greater terror among the
Zulu ranks. They say, "Where do they come from
We think they must have been sent from the other side
of the mountain," pointing to • high range of bills some
miles distant ! The Zulus were observej to shoot the
rockets as they new hissing through the air. The
7.pounder gun did great execution at mates within I,OUO
yards, no was fully testified by the appearance of Use
many killed; hut beyond the moral effect pro lured, no
great result can be expected at higher ranges from a gun
of so little power. Artillery offl.mrs XVIII to agree that
the light 9-pouuder gun, with the ordinary home equip.
tuent. would be in every way • prefera.ile armament to
that hitherto adopted fair Mouth African service.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL.

A pcblme tine of tla Town Council was held on
Wednesday. The mentbera present were—The Mayor
(Hr. G. E. Eliot). Aldermen Thome., Rolterteon, and
Howled :Councillors Welsford. Graham, R,hena, orovek
Snook. Hanne, Wallis, Lovell, Dennis, Webb, SeIIZI&D,
Aides, Lining, Nang! t, and Dorsniah.
The MATOIL Mid he bad ;tied., the usual application with
reference to the band, and the Colonel, with his ordinary
courtesy, at once gmote4 the request. He (the Mayor)
bad Axed the day for Thursday, and the best time, he
thought, would be from three to five. (Hear, hege)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03

LT NINGTON.

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Tug (isms or &aux.—Neu. or the rougher portion of
our juvenile population kiave invented "la Game of ZuLu."
whgh any night rimy, it is said, be witneesod in the
erieket field, where there is just now a good lot of hurdles.
The defending party go in longer, and in place of a square
of waggons use one con.tructed with hurdles. The attack-
ers, like theMiefenders, are armed with stout stick, instosd
of assegais, with which hard knocks are given with the
greatest freedom, and returned with right good will. If
the Zulm in real warfare howl a' horribly as their Lyn.
ington osfrents our gallant muldiers need nerves of steel.
Skirmishers are thrown out, and the Luger gradually
surrounded, and attacked on all aide.. Black eyes and
broken crowns frequently attest the valoor of the corn-
batants_,_ but we are sorry to say the "Zulu,r generally
win. The hurdles it may be imagined are not improved
in this warfare, and we hear that the owner strongly
objects to their use. tin Thursday night our gallant rides
were at exercise in the field, the "Zulus," occupying a
position near the booth. It was very excellent fun watch-
ing the " Zulus," though we should not care to he the
owner of the hurdles, who will probably soon offer them.
for sale at a reduced price.