The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-13 00:00:00

THE 001{,SET COUNTY EXPRESS "AND AGtll

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----- . es years eines conaensed milk began to be emPloYed for I SH WEL FOR 1877. ;Imitation, picked up two nets and a ferret When
THIS DAY'S MARKETS. deifr,k.noltuca:nuen,iouttheo;
rnthr.e :win: tattlown:ie, inki a r.
rtchhe
so- .1110 pii e t (L.' hilt 4 CI- xpref.i...... enetenance of suckling babm either by itself or in com-
bination with the natural nutriment. In either cape The following eh rifle have been a:painted by 1 ter
Majesty in reuncil lur tho year lefl. He afterwark found them in the Bell Inn, and they
MARK L A NE. -Tins Das. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, ISM I believe it tube prejudicial ;in the former it is very VI lereinttr. Mr R L idiardWalmeiduor • f uekname refused their namee fill P.G Stoekley wit* neut. for. Ile
• frequently fatal. Several years men I lied my atten- (410,,,,eneeres found a rabbit on Iticketta.-Crossoximiined lir Mr.
• ---- A tkinaon ..• He was drew to defendant*, end was mei...city
The etipply of English wheat here Wm morning wise ___-_. ___ - ._ _
tin dratt-n to thie by the wantine of a beautifnl Demestuiter--
again very moll ; leo the tewle waa still olepreamed by NOTES OF THE WEEK. infant, which was, howeves, ultimately moved by my , Hanford, nitre that they were the on he saw. Ile 461 liot kwe two
the bad ronditi n. 4 the ,ampl., and sales ro.ulil n••t having detected in time the mule -viz.. condensed ' sogreementer.
les effecte4 iintil a derline of le. per quarter. emee I.fisvt The general expectations of a rather warm opening
milk. on which it wail being fed. A return to the : Erleieh, enmertme fdenit them. rind thatMe bought the rahbit for 6.1. of two
oI the Session were not iliaappointel. In theft iro.
natural aliment wain followed by recovery ; furl Inv I -
Monday keel horn anhmi.ted to. Fine malting haw,
'ces • loit secondary sorts :11-rnromtt,eitil
herfinith:ewtzedif,;;;eir th„e
tpihrtt.ha.tiwon..
nillif.ittket,t:
'nen they met on the med.-P.C. Stecklev said ilefendatta
fully suoported heft we'V. IT, , 1 4,1. le.rde the Earl ~f Derby sh.oved a little .4 his patient is new a pretty little child, healthy. thonigh I
very P OW. A . 111 iNftE STORY. educed to eke their names till be threatened to leek them
and cithee descq; 4i. oe. of spring ear" 'ere - fath •r'44 fire as he rebtiked Om ON. ilium far the wit etrang. I have iffitiarel this fact an hoc 5e7 to
on the 13th Jaeus Y last art infant about a nmnth old !UP if the) did w.t. llii•ketti had a millets in his pis-ket.
fool rathes cheaper. Public agitation with with they hampered the Govern- the saving of many children who mutt inevitably li ire mai Mend in .n.• 0 the c ,iting.r. ...int ot the roilvrav • -Croet-examineil by Mr. Atkinson ; Itickette did not
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, tnent 'rho Duke of 1r 'sic replied with much more , wasted and perished had not the food been chaneed. 'Nolen, Tempi,. sf ~ 11,-;4,4, aat it ...... .nl...fluently ; aceeent for Ida tioesewion of the rabbit in any way. -Th.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE.-Twm Oay.
then hie tuned ebemence and passion, and left the im- i The condensed milk I have found to prulece a form adopted by a trisiesii ft of Sheffield. The pollee bore now 1 Botwoh fined defendants .L 1 and coats. 5.. lal. ""..•
ineleding P.M loreloll trwle pretiaion that the Turk* would Ii ive a hard time of it rof diabetes ; awl, I apprehend. the longer qmintity of acre-hit the iii the, She is a ..ell.ednea•e.l yonne woman, I williang Henry Ward, kerne, aB? If st• M.
About -2,5110 beeeta
dell at ea Cl to rei. ed. Alsiut Loop eheep ; trade If they had to ,lera with MaCl,ll,s, m.,,e. Th., Earl r 4 1 saccharine matter contained in it .iceaeione irritatinn abiet ti Year; of P. She *tat. that her name i/1 WM Wimmoned for nnlawfidly releaeine 15 Ii
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the
pWinifeed Compiall. hat she in the daughter of retpectable place where they hail heen lawful's'
le 544. C. to
el. to l'e. 211. Callvea ma, Ilk Beaconsfield eh sad good taste in tbe brevity of his I. of tbs kidneys, and mit nnfrequently of other organs
inactive It
6,. pee , fl,s Tole, ea fid. to se. 4d. per Abe. to remark., a. cl the ab..ence of any attempt at oratorical ,' gee." impounded, in con-
&rents, wen resid at Bridgwater, where her father rcenenee of having been found straying on enclosed lane
occupied a glide poet inn am an orgenist, but thet both her in the ...mention of Mr. William James, at Mandford St.
the offaL ' display in his maiden imeech in the Viper House. In I father and mother are now doid. She in early in life Mary, on January 30th.-Mr. Atkinson appeared for the
At Deptford there were :
the Hun. of Common+ Sir Stafford Northwite mwde an engineer on hoard • steavuloost, by whom she bail five defence-Mr.-Mr. James said he rented some land adjoining
UV besets.
a vig•irou* commencement id' his lewlership, and children. Some few years ago her grandfather left her a defendant 'a and the fence belonged to defendant On the
POROIERTF.R. coicX 14A RKET.--Sertitnar.
several little p‘s itazes at arms showed Mn. Glalstene nunt of ENO, and Upon calming into porieentien of this llth of January he found 15 of defendant's sheep and
The fellowine are the returne :-Wheat, good del that 11'quondam - '
is private secretory tr, no unworthy legacy her husband left off ring to Pea and took the Ring Imes in his field, and drove them from the field alone the
antagonist, lie does credit to his training. But Mr. of Bells public-house at Bridgwater, end giving way to turnpike read in a email field near his house, where he
r zilee firm ; inferior, ls. per qr. lese money; bar ley,
dissipation he eventeallv .lesertol bin wife. feuieg off elth impounded there, an time. was on pound in the parish.
eanevles. dry, fru in 435. to 3f/e. per qr
Gladstone mint feel a little ehaegrine.l sometimes that another woman. Mrs Campbell got into very low eircurn. lie went into Blandford on linsinees, and when he returned
Is. per ,fe.... lean-', peas, vetehee, and rye,fiithe flame
he trained him for service in the ranks of the enemy, stances. and came to Bristol_ She sea, a highly educated he saw defendant's shepherd, who wilted him about the
wq last week ; maim, 304. to is. per gr. ; fi. r. 31.. k. th When his former liege man attacks him his woman, end being able to speak Italian fluently she by sheep, and he told him they were impounded in his field.
eensatione must resemble those of Byron's "struck some mean, got intraducedi to the itinerant organ grinders The ehepherl asked him ,eh it his charge was, and he told
SATURDAY'S MATIKETS. eagle, stretched upon the join.' Ito "views hie who live in • coneiderable
.numbers at the common him 15s. The ehepherd then eaid he had better come to
4, COWL own feather in the fatal dart." " Keen are the pang',
but keener far to feel, he mirsed the pinion which lo king-house.; on St. Jarnes n Back, and for whom hi, loader, but he toll him he could give him a message.
she was in the lislet of writing letters to friends He afterward., WIP/ defendant and his shepherd get the
attendance at in Italy. A tadrone, who used to let organs on hire to sheep nut of the field through the fence by pulling away •
CANI fIDGE-There woe a large a- impelled the steel." The ex-Premier challenged the his fellow-countrymen. paid her attention, mid shout hurdle. -Cmet-examined by Mr. Atkinmn : Ile diacovered
market toolay, and a fair qnentity of wheat showing
' Governnient to an appeal to the einintry ; and Mr. twelve month, ago she went to live with him, and they the sheep in the hell at six o'clock in the morning. lie
which met with a slow sale at Oa pie. qr. decline.
Gladstone ia fond of appeal.. to the cenvitry. Of late
11 Ind travelled the countey together. The birth if the child saw a gan in the fence where iwedes were growing in his
CARIateLE.- The PIMPLY "f wheat was arna ' years there has grown up a tendency to shirk the which she is charged with deserting was the result of held, andtheyhad not been pulled near the gap. The sheep
the detnaild wag doll at unaltered rates. reaponeibilities of Goveniment by a plebiecite. The this intimsey. mad she states that when the infant was haul eaten *he twedes, awl he had sued defendant for 1.5 e.
CHESTEIL-Red wheat somewhat lower, ne
bei'w general election is turned (rem its legitimate function little more than a fortnight old she went with the Italian denier,. in the County Court. Ile wen summoned Rome
worth 7.5. 641. to To. 941. per bushel. nth a popular vote on a particular fineetion ; and to Pulite% where he became jealous on ace 'tint of time since by defendant for cruelty to a pig. and wan
sit Meet's pal Into-Wheat re•lnced IL per bushel ;
anima this tendency be checked, the Constitutien will having seen her speaking to two men. lie iiphraided her lined Phi„ and coots. bet that was in comitemenee of a
fine barley commanded full prices. receive a eevere strain, and the country will be kept in for so doino left her there destitute, and returne 1 to witness swearing falsely. He did not assist defendant in
GRAIIFrIiANL - The wheat snpply to-day was
collet:mit and unhealthy e_xcitement an 1 turmoil. Bristol ; hut shortly after hia departure one of the organs driving the sheep from the field in which he place I them.
which helonged to Mtu wan returned to the wrenan, end The gates belonged to Mr. le.ek, whose dairy People ore
moderate, Anil loteires i rukd dull at a reduction of le with this she travelled to Bath. where oho plelged the him perntisnion to kelt it. -William Dear, e labourer,
Mr. Arthni Lewie, of the firm of Lewis and Allenby , instrument, She then wandered about the country for corrobated his master, at to the Meow being driven out of
ref.i?Til ''ICIL-The trade rub.' slow at aleett ie.
i han printed, for private eirculetien, a correepindence several darn, but finally retorned to Broth. Being the held by defendimt and his shepherd.- Cross-examined
per qr. low but week's priees. d.titute, she becenie very dexponding, and she ststes hr Mr. Atkinson: Ile did not hear hie master make any
ItleA NG.-The ('urn Exchange here to-day wee which ti k place between him and Mr. 14. Labouchere, that more than meeg she went to the river fur the peewee claim on defendant. -Henry Maidinent aliei gave
largely plied with wheat. Business, nthel dull be the Editor of Truth, touching the statement made by of drowning hers, f ntel the chill, hilt resented, and e orohorative evidence.- Mr. Atkinson sad hie Melt
all ,P.e ithins. and best eatnplee meld at ed. to le the latter gentleman to the effect that the Miss Ferryn isy
awl jeferior tote were Is. owed wane c I their fmccees, as actreseen -on fleet nights eventually renceive I the idea of depositing the child in defenee wan that the sheep were not legally impounded,
one if the waiting-r ate at the railway station, where It awl he eu.ntended that the case was a vexatioes one
less'iren . while sec indari.
v, 2., 4, , h er. W teat : white r:4l at 45e. to -to the efforts of a donut connected with the said firm wen discovered. 5 was nulunapiently net in Bristol by broil-Ist forward out of npleen, and appelled to the Bench,
1 Ir. c eat itinerant mom p "ere, to *hen she roe known, and to dismis. it. Ile called (korge Rene, defendant's.
to rine nd reel at eas. V. s.te per or. Barley was in of Lewis and Allenby. People who have read the
tw,::l;:innt
if:it:l:77.li htiir„..f.f;ar he child...a her reply to thent wail shepherd, who nel.l the alieep were in a grass field He
plentiFti : ipply, hot shiggiehte••• pervaded the trade, ire p' are stroe.k with the literery ekill cif Nir.
benne. In that quality Ale Lalemeheta wag fairly
awil fi lii.. Wl.re tin...A 1,. lower. V, Zi71„.17,r;...T.;i;.,1'h2.11. :,„.t,.; ,:::,,::,,,,tiotilill..;:,zt .....,,fv.,,,,n„..,:rini:n,,
gth,,,,,,41,,,,:....„;!,,,h,..irat,....4.
f VrTLE. matched by his adversary. For the rest, it would be
MYR I ESTER.-Moderate nipple, of stock. Fat unbecoming to say much more. 11.4 worth; were used
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Swinden, Devizes, orehenter, and other plams in search found the herdic was fastened in the gap awl the stakes
of her, end he at o ce gave information to the peke. It on the other Mile, llie evreiles had been pulled in coat-
beef ma be quote,l at ISt to lie. fid. per seise, and on both aides, and hints. dropped of reluctantly- was sumerted that lie infant which had heen left at the plainentn Mild near the goit lie e ',I see where the
mutton 104. V, Illd. per lb. Both cattle awl eheep abandoned legal procecelingn. The correspondence railway etati m w the child of Camphell..frir whom sheep hail 1.4.4 driven etraiglit .0 gap to the turn'
h. lat rl been very PenreC in the county. end* with a snort of defiance (rem Mr. Level, It is inquiries were mad and she was on Saturday dineovered pike bowl. ...p had not ei,,aytal shout, niel no
In the 'Mita Wo khouee, and arrested on a charge of demage we • . lie heard eomeleitiont ear he w"ilti
NoR I, IL Thrre wee a eme,.,04. goal show of generally believed that 51r. Lalieticeere'l. charge as abandoning the in ant. She admitted the fact, and on help drive the eleem out .4 the field, lett he did not do it.
store een off.-r here vi-,11.q. 1311141Delt preeefited a effecting the Miss Ferry,. was baselese, Mettler or
more eh rful tone, and the freshest beasts were talcen not, one thing is very certain-those talented ladies
off. :
t
are clever enoueh ti be independent of the ariaistance being taken to the I police.tation narrated her history to --I 'roe-i-exiiiiined by complainant : Ile had notprevinipily
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....reiliv....ol complaints of the sheep getting inh, lee nehe -
The Bench edjourned the cape till the next meeting to hear
the officer on duty.'
WO ESTER. -There was a geiiel supply of beef of any kind of &nue. POOLE. the .11.Tbli011.if the Comity Court Judge, Isfore whom the
at marsc r this week, but the attendance of buyers -.-.. defendant weeld have the chance of grain( Inn evi.leuee
THE BOROUGH RECORDER.- We aro plieised to observe ee es,
the name of Mr. A.. 1. 11. Collins, the leanfat Bei-miler
awl pricee were lewer. Beef At Friday night 'is performance (4 " Biorn "at the
wee emer then metal,
which were rather in Queen'. Theatre, 'several members of the Chinese
fetched 1•441. to 8141.„ and *beep, for this Br meh, amonwit the new Quern s Counsel
short - fetched till.. t.. 100. per lb. Embassy were present, dressed, of course, in the created by Lord Chancellor Clime.
- national weitnme. They were evidently much amused Lot se Law Cent ,-I n the Serena Court of the Exchequer
Division of the nigh Court ofelestice, sittine at Gu
by the Opera, not to may eometitnes a little alarmed. hail, ieindon, the Lord Chief Baron and a Special jury
During the intervals they chatted excitedly to one were engaged for three tape loot week in hearing the 111 W
another, laughed lendly, and eerutinised the audience lluteldnwin e Rogers-The action was broneht to reeover
with a bland weekeiteneion .4 manner. They ark the balance of an are-mint, the plaintiff being at louden
&fitly felt themeelvee to be celeetiale, awl regarded us stockbroker, and tllell:efendant an Alderman awl Jestiee
poor benighted foreienere with eentiments of compass if the Peace of the roug4 P h .00le-Mr. PridQ.('.,cix, Q..,
nun. IVe can hardly expert the Heathen Chinee to Mr. Charles and . r. Foote were coulee?! forth.' plaintiff;
the Solicitor Gener I and Mr. Willis for the defendant.-
appreciate our stag, perforinanomi. " Bjorn" enly The defendant, it , hail employed the pleintifTs
lasted three hoiws. In China a iday which Busted three firm in 10111 and 1 4, to speculate largely up.: the Stork-
week, would be considered ridiculouely 'skirt. " Life Exchange in foreign stocks anil railway shame Owing
in too short ter rbena," says the baronet's son in " Our to the nwiden breaking out of the Franco-German War in
Bor. What would behave said t. it Chinese play' July, 18744, a fall in prices ircureil :and the plaintill't firm,
•..- being informed by the defendant that he was wit all, to
Ash Wednesday and fit. Valentine's Day fall this meet his liabilities, sold all hi, stocka at a conablerable
s.arrifice, and the rmult of these nales was that tbe de.
year on the saine day. On Shrove Tuesday some fewlant became indebted to them in the funeunt of
thoileande 44 peer; people will c0nf.....4, if not their ke5,013 11c. 01. for difference.. Negotiationnenoted on the
eine, at leant their weakness, and 011 ASII Wednotelay subject, an 1 the 'disinter ultimately accepted lot In the
many a young lady will figuratively mourn in Rack- ismer!, and gave the defendant what nurwirtod to In, a
receipt in diarharc of inn lt WWI AtlteellbSt
cloth awl aehee if ehe receives no a alentine. Mean- the plaintiff had si ce reason to leiWe.lieve that tip. ilefondfint
whik in many of our Aim. appear valentine,. of the bat teem and Was till shlo 1.1 pay the whole .4 hia di.tit,
mot eximisite beauty, and. we regret to add, of intonee and he now 111.0110 W likaetion for the balauee, coetending
ugliness. But, were.- than the.. lii in-tily eli up windows that he had receirest no e mai-I,ratton for hi i areeptanee
in low neighbourhood.; hive re-appeortid thuse ilk- 1,1 half in satinfactem of the whole and that 1111P11 am,-
gracefel and &Agustin.: prielme Line wli ee 'now year :emit was not binding upon 111111.4nr the defence it wee
after year ere a iwandand l a a shame to society. alleged that the defendant hal at the time complainat to
Atol the word "eoviety" maim!, one to• fa& what the plaintiff of rerMin of his stork hoing o•,I.1 inip,o,rly
Act,
and without hi* orders, and that his abandonment id any
cau the Sod .tv for the SupprtoMioll of Vice he eleim he ght lini,o in thin remect NMI tho ronsbleration
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about that it floes wit prevent: the vendee. of this
ndeeeet " iterature?" Surely Lord Campbell'ii
~,), for the agreement referred to. A sec.md defence WS4
Wed by amend inX the ple..lln,s at a lates'age of the caoe
properly orked. ie adequate to thi• suppremion of to the elfert that a Mr. Ili-rep:db, another eredi tor .4 the
tide infam ate trade. Apropox of Ash Wednefelay, defendant, had al4o arreptiel a commotion of lift In the
h,,w long. Onay we also lush, f, the nlental en unaly to pound, atel that'll's coneent to neeept it was another
c eitinne .4 having our theatree forcibly chafed aid consideration liy which the plaintiff was Influenced In
ofir music Ali epee? Aetore and aetresees, together
with the I. 2.e number of peroons employ,' in eneiona giving the rereipt -The jury having (quint trwth these
capacitien n nue thectix 4, are literally male to mourn
I.
t,aneei of fast in f your of the plaintile-The hord ellid
Baron direeted Pieleement for the plaintiff. with erste
LECTURE 01 " -nal sr."-Mr. Arthur timed, the former
011 ?Ws da became they have oue day's pay stopped, t.,,noervative member for tho homugh, teetered on
o no pho ii"p
ye ay" being the rel. r.t ',qr tht•atree m
, "Thrift" at the Teperanewhall on IVedne*iley evoning,
whereat+ 'hie law !miff emery and elaporep and shame. in connection with the Mechanic', Inetittite, id which he
ful POII..TP it our meek halls are permitted. Thin is the president. The Mayor (Mr. A. Ikeston) orenteed
anomelv in 0110 "If many which ehow how much our the chnir, and his weeder was arnempenied on the pilat-
Hem..! rit. seem te needs reform ngy (Merin. lane b alderman Mr. J. Sh F. Styring fex-Mayer). Mr. F. ll.ne S.
Styri W. Pearce. J r., Mr. C.
~p,, to, Mr. C Paternon. The attendance was not large.,
After expreesine the eillidenee with which he imiertnok
the delivery of thin. Ilia first keture, Mr. (timed enlareed
on the ni.roasity iif fort ~ ill 4 and encouraging kneel
IWO.. Society 1 elfered more from the waite of money
th in the want .4 saved,
t. Money was m not ad When
e. W
a man got by lii labour more than enough for his own
and his fan,,lt oi want,.and could lay I.; a little, he
p imeemil the ele ents of soeiel welldieine The sayings
might be small, hit still sufficient to make him indepen-
dent and happy. Mr. Roost went on tothow whit might
In, done by eeo offiy, and though he did not wish to
express an opi on on "the drink imestion," he in
common with ot ~r n. deplored the giving eay to the habit
a drinking-, the of AO much iniaery, poverty, awl
cri 111 l , 'though et a temperanee man, be WWI a temper
ate one. and con cl never eve a vote for the Permisdve
Bill. The leetu dealt with the ruin entitled by drink,
ril:
which he defieri td ag one of the most natant waya in
wk.+ thriftlesm presented itself, awl then spoke of
the influence ex ...hied by a wife, awl the power /111 C
poase<sell over nen for ;toed or evil. The erganisetion
of the honie depe ded fun the moot part upon the woman,
and to manage a nine required method. Due attention
VI the comforts o the home hest infinenced the husband
and children for .1. The loeurer directed attention to
the wen to whir thrift could be put, such as inmnince,
trending sweetie savings' Isinks, tte.. and as incentivna
to practice the abit of thrift he iiiioteil mine notable
instance, of fain tit men, wife owed their fame to their
thrifty bald's, an hail, buy studious habits, method, mid
thrift, indelibly i teribtel their linnet on the pages of the
hinter, ef the w 1.1.-At the O.° of the leeture a vote
of thanks W:1.4 ace riled to Mr. Giles", upon the proposition
of alderman F. S yring, seconded hy Mr. C. J. Stone.
--eee
STICKLAND. .
-On Fri.lay the third of the seeks
waif given In the echo il on belielf
eine and we meet congratulate the
got several really talented ninectre
, awl great thanke is clue to thug,
al. Mot and the NI iilseli Pritcliasal
excellent a manner out the people 14
before heard ; the audience enc notd,
pondwl -getting cheer, and clapping
ke for their kitelnees, we catmint iney
eis.4 of their sinking. Lieut. sf.
f mie finger is A keit in himself; he
r three WOW... 1/11t beilli encored he
new wing, time the audience 'it olx
:r. rhereltill gang two in characior,
the wing " I wen't le an Emperor"
really witonithing, and fee seine
appearance the laughter was no great
abe heard. The Ear, A. S. Little-
feetively. The other performer, ALI
consider thie the best entertainment
Lieut. 0. Churchill wag it capital
Ire. and 51is. Churchill very ably
Kong., on the pianoforte. At the
of thanks were .1 to the per-
the chairman. The feollowit,4 is the

rr. Ern..,t Clay K-r-Seymer, of

Willhm Pinney, of Annerton,

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They are going to present a testimonial to Mr. W.
G. Grace. What on earth for? A man receives £3OO
• year from the Marylebone Cricket Club for doing
what others do for nothing, playing cricket; and 14n he
ia to be plated. If a man ably diacharges duties which
directly or indirectly affect the welfare of the public
that is another thing ; but we fancy the world would
will go round even if there were no mu.cular Graces
to exhibit their prowess in knocking about a cticket-
hall.

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THP EASTERN. QUESTION.

Frons,leith Berlin iiml Vienna we have stateinente
1... the eject that Itmoia 118 1 11134 e confiilental com-
munications with a view to olitainini: pecuniary waist-
mice in the event of her lertakitic a war against .
Turkey., A strambum newspaper ailila that Prince
Mauer hka a. also stated at "tie of his Parliamentry
dinners t although linada is about to take the tell
she con not rely on the material support of Germany.
AcoonV g to a Paris neweriper the Sultan hi deviromi
of bean nit reconciled to Enrope in every respect, and
11311 replotted I 'ountrLieby to invireeil to Vienna and
arrankte with Count 'I Meas.! the beers on which
negotiations may be resinnea.
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. HOUSE OF COMMON:4.
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Tllll rtiosnati Arreninov.
hlr. thitioie ha. given ethic that he will on all
sway .1: ' .1.-nyanel the ~pinh,n 44 the fhwennnent as
$0 tile tr.., y eni,mttement iif regland in relation ti. the
EasteniViceti iii.

Early. Mat. 1.0.111;11g a I:1.1.1414. t 14:10.e. at ..1.1 fit!
4taih,1.1,,.., which 6 .itllnt,ll
chew t 40.1.1... river Tharn,. ia..r evvelt c..ffing were
dimitatetted, awl lay extra...ll4. view. They were after-
rehp.V.• t • the ite•rtmary. The 4.4.4.arre4,
created treat wilea•i..ll ie tiwi raeighlvatrh.vaL

TIT* LYABON ThIWAY4 ACTION.
Lord Ooleridge this (Nlot ty) morning delivered
inlinintnit in the ease of .1 wyeroes auain-t Orrint.
Their lard,ltips were of m.ini• it that the two e.nitracts
which ir,re not disclosed ifl the 1•14PAI,C,111/1 .4 the
Leals.n :Tramways cline within the ti4th
section .If the Vomittny's t. Wel their euppreesion
gave p i,tilY Om right of in tion ataimit defernianta.
They irons:Lime there w 4. no reason for distnrhing
the VCT t reepmtitm the asn,unt of damages. Notice
of am n 4 :dwell hehlt of defendants.
' t _

Tw, lye
rn•emit t
lett an into
Me& in t,
e are t
ap with ti
other. Itl
thing, an.
are tlegor
awl the
Ministry
met by t
1671 w.re
I"%ris gi.
tinging hi
which 0,
mere '• '

imolre.l pages of the Eatt,orn (?nestion ix
give anYone tir.• "blnex,- an.l thix ix
Intent of w.hat jo min. Ttxxi,l4 a Blue

it To,: if uNiv. irKo I) ArtTßl)Ens.
Since the lionaler of 111,41 dor I)rewitt anil Con-
stable Shorter, .4 the Midis! im iamstatinlary. on the ,
road nf.l fium:orforil, on the night of the 10th
Ihicember, the iadiee have 'air reunited endeavour..
G. find the liariels helongin to the gunstocks with
which the liertils of the mini cil iAlicens were battered
It will be rememliered that the twc milist.ocks were
found among ...me rubbish between the LOU.. where
the Tidtritry, awl Day lived tel the mill..treate which
rune clime by, and it tic' lea ii generally believed that
the barrels were thrown in the N, at,r. but the difficulty
could not tio wil..-Cll owing to the fit x p Ix. The search
for these missing links in the chain of evidence had
been renewed. under the diroction .if Nlr. llonnett the
divisionid supetantendent 44 pi dire, not after some
time one of the barrels wi, ffiseie.ereil. The trial of
the f.air iirisoiters will take place alssit ft fortnight
hence.
'

'
0 volumen issued Later on Thursday night
le debate-, in both How4en which are taken
lin topic almoot to the exclunion ~f every
ho
ponnilde to hive too much even .4 a good
nircanly dincwinionn on the Fla.tern iluention
-ling into a wrangle between the Mint try
potation. The taunts Min.: out at the
a complete rolte
.fare after November are
n retort that the I limbarone Minintry in
.3, in memo dinponed to let the Treaty of
r the board. In fact it in the old game of
:k taunts ..f incomantency at each other, in
counting in profoundly indifferent to thin
war inv.vinighb air kind of game.

11.1 if •

"

Among.
i. Mr. 'Cu'
I, Nana,
nohana
tri:4lol
tbm ; hint
APPeared
tzreatilva
at the 1131
foe libel.
home Iry
the total
appointwe
of I re!andi
yemr4 ever
by a ....

the barristero whole rpplications to the
acellor for silk he heen talo.rabl; received
1y,4 the Northern t'irenit, R.,11 of Dr, puny,
i i n the annals of hydrorathr, and so
in the recent Bravo ca4e. The Doctor
son to appear for him during the investiga-
te. Gully very pr perly refuscd. To have
his tether's counsel would have been

• A 'nsAhri",tren*:‘eB:(aV:mliNialifi!int.l.Xxiwti. lA.lnWS::TintlalCyB(e)vie'ning
it St. Ain's I 'hard,. Worksop. Beth the vicar (the
li
Rev. 0. 11,d,n4d and hi. curate (the Rev. E. T.
Hanle!) has c show. themselves favourable to Nonvon•
fortuity, ~., much so that will .t the vicar was sp,,ken
of sa a " half Hi,,,enter„- Itlr. liatnel has more than
once pahliely advocate I diseatal,lishment Everything
went eta wed until within the (mat few months, when
the virstr tlionalit Mr. Hamel...l...trine. had under-
gone A eha,....., and he time .tht it neceaaary to refute
or explain r. 4 tie. ot his, senuous. Last week Mr.
Hamel sent in Ida reaignal foil, an.! on Sunday evening,
In thflisourse of his genies,. he read the letter, together
with Se vicar's reply. He deniwl the vicar'', accusa-
tion Alt he was Kendal..., ''.' fal.e doctrine," and maid
that all the change that bad taken place in him was
that which resulted frosn a deeper height into the
character and fetching Id JCPIN Christ, lie had
never preach...l againat eternal iond.,hinent. nor had
lw held up the (Awl ..f tlw atonement fir the
.leparted. At the cone twien ..f the or the vicar
went to the stew, of the chancel an.l eritiefaed the
0enn..,,, aiw,rting that it c .I.tained falw doctrine and
that Alr. II ottel had lwlied Id. Master. Mr. Hamel,
aa m.Oll . thew observation,, were onuterhertl, took
in, I.i. 1..5,1, :yid left, and a her of the congrega-
tion tollowwl hie example.

lii ~
1 r
Iri g
ne I'
AM t
anti i•
9 rat
• ‘ll
religimt, I
0:I el.
, wl4ere
...t gre: t At
; er4tieal 0 item!
"vitt a wit
~ t at t
Oil. yr
ral rimy
4. O.:
dealt ,'

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4 of professti.a.at decorum. Macaulay when
nlotsed to appear foi L father in an action
Dr. 11111 v, however, Rtaved
g the invisstigation, and .fi.uhtless eriNycd
of I.i advice. Speaking .4 the recent
it of Mr. May tithe Lord( 'hie( Justiceship
it is a curious fact that for the last hundre I
rt. pointment to that office has been made
'tie Government.

ENTERTAINSII..
OF entertainmem
.4 thd Reading•
members on hat
and readers to ,
who so ably mul
sang trios in to
the village nest
and the ladies
as a vote of On
too much
Churchill as a
was put down
Nang each time
comic eon,"
and his dress
wapt Folmethil
minutes after
that he could
wood read sorTi
very well, and
we have heard
chairman ; and
accompanied tl
C PnChigioll Vi,t(
formerA and to
programme
Selection (Pil
Mirklme, : read,
barn; song.
" Ring the Bell,
Rhine %Vine"
Pritchard; tone
Mr. Stuckleas ;
'hignon" One
horcbill 'eh
Stuckl
Mr. R. 1,1.
n'otorAell." Mr.
Emperor" (en
Churedll ; tom
reading. The
Rev. A. S Litt'
• S.
' 'The tbesiC
sone, " Kitty
" My Uncle '
Queen."

, age of curious revivals in literature, in art,
and in many other things. Not very long
I' deal of amusement was excited by an
is nuething very mob like a "mystery
• took place in a little lkiptiet Chapel in
_re the early hietory of 3liees, was enacted
It success. One of our moist prominent
amp porariel, which hasuleritletlly Ritualistic
preclivil 4 with all its pretence of imputiality, came
out, at t. at tine, with an artiele which maintained
that this profane exhibition Wits the reetilt of the
tessera eraving of the human heart for scenic worehip,
wide'. tile "dull monotony " of Dieeenting Liturgy
Is I denitil all legitimate gratificatiiin. The gaudy
ritual el St. Michael, Shoreilitelt, however, seems
rather to have intensified than allayed this taste for
ecelesinetical theatrical*. (pate rei ently a religious
Ileans reprewitiim,•• the Nativity hiss Is enacted in
the schoolroom of that parish. A lar„us seat dell did
duty for the Holy Babe. l'aminit in long red robe.
and gilded crowns aced the part id "wise men from
the East" This character, however, was not very
well adapted to the reverend gentleman to whom the
tare of mould's Shoreilitch ie confided by the State ;
er, else *lee men who reside in the Endo must he very ,
different from thief* in other qua-tens of the globe.
They might perhaps have ehone more conispicuously
in impersonating the donkey which t onv eye I the Holy
Family to Egypt. I )111V one donkey, ilOWe % Cr. was 1
tilis bandy neta«sary, and, therefore, perhaps to avoid I
invidoue distinctions, this tart was entrusted to a toy
of colossal dimension* We stiplerse there is no rubric
oreanon forbidding this kind of idassi'ete totn-foolery,
ins we shall not Lave the eatiefaction tif seeing the per.
formers of end. !miasma with their friend Mr. Tooth
In }format oiger Gaol.
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As might have Len expected, the fall of Midhat
l'ucha hasi created a profound impret.ion on the ;Addle
mind. *laving recognieed that the fact of the ae.
Turkieli Premier having iJeell ilinnieseil mail diegraced
6, bee„,,qj doubt, politician+ id every shale are expend-
ing their ingenuity in trying to explciti the startling
incident. Every correep indent eeteue to be in P 08446.-
eitin of el:chance list- rnustion on the point, but it on,
fortunately happeue that their ace ants vary fund*.
mentally. On the one hand it is declared that the
Turkislipilice discovered that Nliilhat was the prime
mover in a plot aiming at the overthrow of the Sultan
and his two nomination as dictator. The result of the
discovery was a perefill/tOry au1111111,414 to the l'alace.
There he went unsuepecting, hut I 'illy to he jeomptly ,
arrested. His letters were put before him, and, i
Soiling it useless. to sesmile a mask, lie tacitly allowed
his Irma and begged for mercy A Council of
klineffets was then called, isi ml the choice was given
him either of leaving the country or of being arraigned
before that tribunal on the charge of high treason. ,
He chine the former alternative, awl ems " aekeil" to
go to (Deese. He replied that he did not like the
Greeks. and requested permission to go to Brindisi, bat
plenleil that he had no money. Five hundred pounds
were given him, and he was plumply em-
barkedl in the !mistrial yacht for that port. .
This is 4ne of the steries which is told on the subject '
of the sirs,uinataneca id the fall of Itlidhat Pscha.
The in....i
n 'MI it leaves is altogether too favourable,
i and on that account it is sure to he regarded with
suspicion. It is utterly unlike the proceedings of a .
Tnrkish l'itentate to *how sueh an affectionate regard ,
for the well-being of a minister charged with a deadly i
hostility to the throne. On that ground alone moat
people will look for a more feasible explanation of the
most extraordinary incident which has occurred in the ,
history of Turkish politics since the dethronement of
Abdul Aziz. Another and a very. different story is to
, the e.ffect that the Turkish Minister's &enthral is to
be attribute,' to his scheme of reform, which is said to
have been regarded by the Sultan as an encroachment
on the Impetia prerogative. According to this
ace ant there 44 not a particle of troth in the statement
that Midhat Pitch& has been conspiring against the
Sultan. A. still more mysterious e.splanation is that
the omnipresent Prince Bismarck has had an intimate
connection with the movement am! Ili interfcrence is
declared to mean that Geruiany is nsaking every effect
ti bring about war. It is quite possible that the real
explanation of the diegr.see of the Turkish Prime
Mteister will never be made public, and that outsiders
will lie left with nothing but conjecture to satisfy their
rorioeity.
-
Dr. terilfith writes :- " As infant mortality is again
engaging public attention I would ask a short space to
point to an article of food most deleterious in its
results to infanta, and unfortunately too prevalently
used, simply, I believe, because its fanefnl effects are
not emandly known or recognised. It is now some
'
,
,

This is

ago a,
ar,mint
iday " wh
Widerl
with •

COUNTY PUTT
Mr. .J. J.

lc-.tua

gate, cornet), 311,1 d and Messrs.
"Epitaph.." (Spurgeon), Mr. CHIME-
ae Woods," Mr. White ; .on (encomil,
fatehrimil," Mr. R. L. Lace; trio, "The
icore, "Santa Luria"). Mn., and Miases
" Measure your Wants try your Meals,"
mule song, "Some lash, has lost her
" lien Conventi..n"). Lieut. M.
i (piano, (lete, cornet), Miss land
; song (encored), " Molly Ruling,"
reading (Dorset). "The Waggon
'hit.': coml.. song, "I won't Ire an
" Menaterie"), Lieutenant M.
"An Englishman atn I," Mr. White ;
Man who kept himself in Repair." the
(woo,! trio, "The Wend Thnish" (encore,
trade"), Mrs and Misses Pritchard ; comic
rith the Markle.; nn her Shoe*" (encpre,
Lieut. M. Churchill; "Itt.l Savalthe

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1 gen,
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in her
ot T mywn
wi the 1
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i his wnnihi
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Mk Mr. W
G tenon.
ling he MIN
oft .i, itili r
Rsity .4 C.
irty iluifern:
iit of t. Sti.
y hil lahou
nil.. iiwaot
le ele4iontl
itall, i tt it
ippy. Mr. ,
I CC' oiny
. opi on
itli ot 14, .
::- the MU
10Ugh ot 0
04 Cu" II .
lertn d
descri id.
iftleivin Pr,
moo ex rrised
over n en fnr
on depe ded to
anage a nine I
oforts o the h
ren for .1. '
to whir thrift
societie anvils
ce the atilt .
of fain nv in.
its, an had
tilily i .rrifu
le w II.—
'ac. riled
F. 8 yrir
IE T.
01 4
g• .0
iv fig ,
i 1-4,
aim di.
to
Ai 1
the 1
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04.
tol '
(pi no,
inhibit, '
" rd the
Bell, Witt!,
.0" ( rote,
son -
less :, •
(elm,
vel tion
;i1 lig ; I
lig.._,g •
Mn whit
(eneore.
snail, " A
The 'Man
,ittlown..l
I ,ola role'
'.7 with
Pete-,
li P, a
lildnil ord
111, nil ,
vict. Is 1
Sloo le rd.
Lein dru
Imps t Mai
e n enre,
.1 nk, s'
. ILI r
Rima,j
Ilereini
dud gbil.
.dant Oros,
but he was ...
been Twerp-m.li
iw lined 1' -
our.—H.
Litrna*,
drunk ;.r.
. Blondfi
• offence.
' to Mr. I
whikt in
to lining
I rent
i Wir
it PO dn.
ol to drh
defendant —.
t to Winterhon.
the gentleman
Bench Ito— -
~ dairyman,
keeping a
..—Mr. Atkin
. in Ignorance,
l Ernie. 11-00 t.
00t. ceased to.'
: Exciseman. '
wad liable.,
- . Benchto . .....
`ier usitigati.
• would no
i a person i
cast. —The ,
penalty, am,
f. and CA' o PP' I
Blind( ord , ,
- on land