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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

DOZOIEZSTZ/I:

111100SIT'S BUM A branch of this Bank has
begs opened In flouth-etrern. The report in our
advertislag columns shoes the business of the Bank to
be of • most extensive and important character, end
some of the items are specially worthy of notice.
Birrrouno.—Tbe following are the runs fixed by
the " Doroliester Rovers" for the month of Jane :
Monday. June 8411,_idaiden Newton; Monday, June
12th. Moreton ; WednirKlay, June 14th, Warmwel
Cross; hfoadiay, June libt, Cerue Abbe.; Monday,
June 28th, Piddlehinton ; Friday, Jane 30th, Elydling.
MOSTALITY STATISTICS POI TIC BOSOUGH, May, '52
—Births, 15 (Fordingtou 6); deaths, 13 (Fordington 5),
two died in the County Hospital (peritonitis, special
diesees), and one In the prison. Big of the following
were under ogre year of age :—Two deaths each were due
to whooping convulsions, and heart disease ; one
each to debility, inanition. &c., peritonitis,
=a disease, abloom of lunge, and "drink." Upon
above data the annual birthrate would be 24, and
the death-rate 20.8 per 1,000.—E. J. Day, Medical
Officer of Health.
Tzz Douzr Suisun& Aesoczufon an still re.
porting progress. In order to carry on their work
with renewed energy this summer, the committee have
purchased • bee tent, which will enable them to bold
shows in various villages that could not hitherto be
brought within the ephere of their operations, and they
Invite application for its nes, as well as for the services
of their expert, who will superintend the arrangements
and conduct the manipulations at local shows.
ASSAULTING • Conemaxe—At the Borough Police-
court, Thursday, before the Mayor (A. &neon, Esq.),
and G. Curme, Esq., William Mayor, • soldier of the
54th Regiment, was charged with assaulting P.C.
Radford whilst in the execution of his duty.—P.C.
Redford stand be was on duty on the lit June at •
quarter to one a.m., when he found primper laying in
the road asleep. Iffe roused him and inked him if he '
would go with him, and its would show him to the
barracks, arid be said he would. After getting In the
Wen Walks he struck witness with a stick. Hs told
him if be did it main be should have t, take him into
custody. He said it would take 40 such —as him.
After going a few yerda he struck him again with the
dick, and he (witness) turned him up and took the
stick from him. said—" You I will kill you
before I leave you to-night." He then took off his
belt and struck him, saying—" I will do for you."
With that be turned him up again and took the belt
from him. He then sell he would go on quietly, but
after going • few yards he kicked liftmen and bit him,
with latent to get him down. He then apprehended
hiss on a charge of assault. —Prisoner was fined El
wad 6e, 61. ewts.—The fine eras paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

CSZPLIIG • DOG WITHOUT • LIOZIMIZ.

Robert Cox WY =OM ,ned 1r keeping a dog with.
out • license on the 17th of May at Upwey.—P.C.
lliatchaas proved the case, and defendant was fined
lOn and costs, Bs.—Allowed • week to pay.

ZXPLOTII'II AND W •11 ACT.

John Vincent wee summoned by Edmund Mar-
shalsay, under the Employer's and Workman's Act, for
leaving his employ without dim notice, and for
damages for breach of contract, El. On 16th March
124, Vincent agreed to work for Marshabray
for twelve months at • salary of 9s. • week, with
lodgings and partial board on Sundays. He worked
till 23rd May, and then be left.—Defendant said the
reason be left was thathis master was &Mins. stWry,
mouth for allowing cows to 'troy, and be stopped Is.
• wesk of his wages for five weeks, because he was
responsible for It. He was not agreeable to the money
being stopped, and he bad taken out a County oiprl
summons for it. -rh. cue was adjourned till June
30th, pending the decision of the Comity Court
Judge.

Thetas Balla, a militiaman, was broeht up on
remand, charged with pocket-piokiet•—P.S. Will.
confirmed his previons .04 PCIL mU y Hunt, a
married woman, of Weymouth. sad on the We of
May she was with her husband la the gee& when
the Militia athletic sports wen being held. tee
bad her pares with some money In it. in her Wallet
She tee sees of the mosey &Da ere it to her
heeled, ead than put the puree back into her pocket.
It the Detained l.s. lid. She the pat ha hand.
levels' Into her pocket above the parse, and them
wan the oily two articles she hid is bar Parse.
They walked to the roped enclosure orbits the epode
wen going co, and alter standing thee &bad fire
minutes she felt some oat at bor robot Eatto looked
over her &eke and saw the defendant with lev Free
sad haelterchiel in his band. Elle eassraiehtel
Lb. theft. He dialed basin than. Us t
if he did not give thin up she would lie to etewritia,
He moved off and she and her husband foil m.
Her husband told Ma to 10i it up; and he again
said "1 have not got but ash. said it be
Lb gum. from Ms left hand on the gr.:0817%
afterwards al.o flare up the haadlreetedef.—The
defendant who pleadei guilty, wished the cue to he
settled at once. He asked the Beech to fetid a
A. "for the sake oft* din wife at hauts."—There were
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

tw°:ll °"°4l°•B adairat him, ciao for ottallag
P 066 sad Um aka for oorustarfat cam.
-Th.s sadasord Ida to iz maks' fataisom
mart with bard labour.

torrapimbenu,

APPEAL ON RE r.
OF OUR GROCERY

4881324NT5.
l'• She /sister.

fiir,—Oen nothing be done to f soil nate the earlier
Masai of our grocy setablithinente on Saturday
evettene y nine o'clock i. lace enough in ail
reams to is the postral oonrenknos of tbe
public yet I fled this one or two well-known
onshilehments are regulasip hips open some time
atm, with the result that than is DOW • prospect of
this beaming pnisraf, =less the Is tradesmen in
question conesat to name 'modification of their present
hours.
I hope, therefore, that this appeal to the public to do
their " shopping" ea early adi possible &Curciol will
sot be made in vain, and thus pagit the =pleasant
osesemity of our beingdetelaen in shop an hour longer,
after • hard day, than is absolutely netiroisiry.—Yonre
very obediently
0100.111'11 Antrum.
Dorchester, June sth.

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Direstsio or Ma Marna. —A little alter eight oo
Saturday swain& the regiment marched off the
grater!, sod proceeded by rosd to Dorchester
to brampinge &mimed. They ste kindly rem Anbered by all
clams in this tows.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

BZAIOUS ILLNWSI OP VICZCIUNCELLOR

HALL.

Vice-Chaneyllor Raft is assiously ; sad Misstated that
be has maenad his seat oe the jadieLl bench. The
learned judge, who is is his tbyear, was mad. a View
einacellor is 1873

--VCCIST-dii-liais—sarirr Hall paassd a quiet sights but his sou-
cause. greatest 'assists.

LWATH OP GARIBALDI.

Garibaldi died at Caprera on Friday evening. the clime
of death Wag bronchi Us. Toe death of tlbe Liberator has
produced& profound effect throngliont Italy. Toe Italia&
Chamber oe Betarday adjourned until this day week. In
his will the General directs that hie b 47 shell be
cremated and his sabre preserved at Caprice.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

THE ELECTION OF THE CLERK TO THE BOARD
OF OUARDIANB.

TWA took idea on Thursday last, sad excited
cuaddwable intereM. Tilers were three caadidates,
Mr. L. P. Bodo, Mr. Travers. •ni Mr. R. Aidrides.
The last named gentlemen retired in favour of Mr.
Travers. 32 anardd.ns were present, lucluding Lord
Wimborne and L. rd Endue Cecil.

... _
Mr. Dugm ire. the chairman prerented the names
of the two candidates to the Bc:ard, and, on a division,
he declared Mr. Budge elected, the numbers being :--
itU in3l; . 17
TRAVERS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

THE MANSLAUGHTER CASE.

On Monday, the mother of the prisoner—Henry
Alfred Teed, simian his trial at the Amines
for UM maikaghter of Levi Bridle—expired at lier
residence, Fishpond Bottom, in her 82nd year. We
sre informed that Mn. Teed has for some time been is
• delicate state of health, and no doubt the knowledge
of the *GNI circumstances surrounding her goo has,
In some measure, hastened her death. For • wonkier.
abie time Mn. Teed has kept her room.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

imuulir.

Edward Connor was summoned for assaulting
Elizabeth Hardy, at Weston, Portland—Mr. M. C.
Weston appeared for the defenee.—Complainant, who
is 63 years old, said she lived at Weston. On May
26th, In the middle of the day, she west to a
neighbour's house to esquire about a train, as she
wanted to go to Weymouth. Whilst she was there,
defendant was passing home to dinner, and she called
to him and said if he struck her little granddaughter
again she would " put him up Ridgway Hill,"— mosa-
ic* that she would bare him before the mngistrates.
, Defendant had struck her gracddeughter with •
whip. He said she was •-- old liar, and deeded
having struck her. Be then went into his mother's
hones. Defendant afterwards abused her very
much, and for something he said she aenAt
up • mat, and hit him ammo the head. He
then said "Tab. that you —; that's what I have
been waiting for," and he struck her wi.h his list Is
the bead, knocking her backwards. She had been very
poorly ever since.—ln croes-estmioatiiio by Mr.
Weston : She had told her little gran Idsuchter to
call him " jackdaw," becousi he stole her jackdaw
seven or eight years ego. She did not tell her to
call him that till be called her "cock-eye." She had
never called him • thief. At the time of the amardt
she called the defendant "caw." The defendant's
mother said "II my son is • jackdaw, you are • mag-
pie." She (complainant) had • poker in her bead,
but she did not make nee of it. She held it up over
his head, but Ilid ii it strike him. The blow on her
head was not caused by her falling down against the
dresser.—Mr. Weston (to the bench): She is so
quarrelsome the neighbours can't live with her.
Complainant: Oh I my dear Mr. Weston, you have
got bold of the wrong end of the story. (Laughter.)
—Mr. Weston cross-examined the complainant for the
Purpose of showing she is of a quarrelsome disposition.
—Complainant became very excited, and wee
repeatedly told to hold her tongue. —Mrs. Horwybon
corroborated complainant'e evidence. She had known
Mrs. Flardy 24 yeare, and had never heard any harm of
her. Mlle neighbours did not complain of her log
tongue—only one. She iVoll • woman who would do
anyone a kindness, and was very good in times of nick.
nem and such like. —Mr. Weston having addressed the
Bench, the Chairman said they oonidered the assault
• most violent one. and had it not been for the sushi
provocation, they would have given him • much more
severe punishmint.—Fined 405., including costs.—
Complainant was cautioned not to provoke the defend-
ant by calling him names.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

BLAIIDPORD.

8.11,01111131 T SALL—At Mr. Ennor'a repository ask
in the Crown Meadow on Wednesday ttows wee a tarn;
supply of 4.a, and the sale was lazgaly attended by
dealer, an I butchers._ _

--E
.-1711;;;17-.31 r. J. J. Alsford, of this town,
took a sectional super of honey ca May 314, weigh-
ing 28Ibs. The super wee in 14 sections, and each
section was completely filled. Mr. Alaford is well
known amongst aericulturiste, being one of the
committee of the Dorset Bakespers Aneodation, and
this extraordinary early yield is another proof, if such
were needed, of this gentleman's suomesful method
with the" busy bee."
ZeBT-ITUIT Hex& —Special evangelistic services
have been bald in this newlyareated place of Divine
worship during the past week, and are to be continued
nightly throughout the preseCt week. The services
are in the main conducted by Mr. Bain, of London, •
young man whose enthusiasm in the cause of Christ
Lail drawn overfl wing congregations to the spacious
hall, and it is believed much good must come of the
interest displayed by some who have seldom been
within range of an appeal of this kind.
00176. About 20 members of H. Compaq
Dorset Rifle Volunteers gambled at the butte on
Race-down, last Monday, for clanaehooting. This
annual outing has become quite an institution with the
Blandford Company, and with line weather as on
Monday it is a most enjoyable one. A fair proportion
of the members "passed" into the second class, thus
earning the capitation grant for the company.
Luncheon wait kindly provided on the down, at the
expense of Major Johns, who with Lieut. Watts, was
present during a portion of the day. In tbe evening
the morsel dame was held in the Corn Bxcbange, and
largely attended by members and friend., who kept
up the dancing with unflagging spirit till about
midnight to the arsine of King's quadrille baud.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

LATEST.

THE EGYPTIAN CRIBIB.

The Tina Alexandria correspmdeut telearsphs two
more French irooolads, the Alma sot Htruodolle,
arrived there t -day. The fleet ia much irritated by
the contioual working of shore deteeee, especeady toe
coostruction of mortars and batteries 300 yards from
Use Beer. _ _

--ti-ii-Ciodue of Europese& continues
A Cairo telegram eays—Admiral Seymour, having
telegraphed representations to Constantinople, the
Sulieu has telegraphed W the Khedive ordering
the immediate suspension of Mown works. It is
unknown whether Arabia will obey.

COMMERCIAL
anneals unaltered.
Wksat rutaltered.

ACCIDENT ON A MAR-07. WAR.
BOISTINO OP • 15-POONDIA OOP.

A Plymouth telegram states that advice, have been
received toes. from &Weirs of the bursting of one of the
neve lblpounder beeiscb-loedtag (union beard MIL&
Seligson on Wednesday last it m stated thu oa. men
an. killed sad tour othirs so severely injarad Chat their
1i,.. ars despaired of. Ihe Admiralty are understood to
bare been oh once !acquainted with No dw.ter, but no
public notilleadau ot to • event ass yet been ..scle by
them. and on inquiry at Waitaki/I on Sunday night •
oorreepondest an. assured teat no details bad been
received.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

PORTLAND.

The threnedem 1:12413.—1t was reported on Pricier
that &etyma bodies were seen floating in the West
Bay off Portland; but DOll/3 were washed ashore.
MIL WAY'S Funzaat.—On Saturday young Mr.
Way was burie i at the cemetery, SL George's, when
about 50 followed. Several beautiful astachs of
flowers were on the coffin, m seem to be quite
customary now.
Ltsvga's DEATH—Some people in Portland. we
hear, are under the impression that the man Lister.
who died In Dotcbestee Oa,l, wee a Puetiander. The
fact is that Mr. William Lister, late of Portland.
'till living at Portres, having returned there from the
Cape. Mr. Lister has been a coosistest toW
abstainer for many years.
Warms Tit Mittrira.—On Whit-Monday the
Weeleyans at Weston held their annual tea under •
marquee pitabled in a field near the village. The day
being very fine, the affair was saoosedul ; about 200
sat down and much enjoyetthemseivee. After te
Rave.
Lb. Ra J. Lewis,LeWis R. 1.1., 1. and Messrs. C. Gib*
H. Flew, W. Attwooll, and T. Mills addressed the
meeting.

ACCIDENT.—On flaturdsy our postman and fa-totrim
Mr. J. Stone, was pandas through Castietown wheat
at the foot of the incline, be was struck by a
cart, knolnq cked knocked down, and nearly run over. After
lying some time he was able to make his way home,
but it was (mad be had broken one of the small bane
of his *AUL
BAND or HOPI.--On Tuesday the Foe ones
Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist Bands of Soler
had their annual treat in moat splendid weather.
walked In procession through the streets of Under
quite 400 being present, and from thaws to the Net
Ground, where they had tea, which was followed by
• letblict tea for adults, and the evening was spent in
games, moss, Itc., for children, who thoroughly eoloYei
themaelves, the weather Wag so fine.
FlDDiare Frg.—One el the visitors on Whit-Moor
day seems to have an ear for musk, for on visitant n
;üblichoom near the railway station, in •Fdel a fiddle,
and asked the landlady to lend it him, with • Pr.""''''
that be weak' give than a tune. After waving away
for a Yaw be put the fiddle under his arm, and
harried away to catch his steamer • but the landlady
spied him, and herself made sitar the would-be
musician, overtook him near the Navy Cowden with
the fiddle under Isis arm, when the snatched it from
him, and hit bins a monad* (booed) across the heal
therewith. loom -distal), the made tracks beck bat
the fiddle-lover followed. The toad befog orundsd
with visitors the raos made fun for the. •, the k 54
lady made the running, and came in first, fid..ler a bad
second. At their arrival at the goal the landlord
appeared on the on, and bundled oil the joker, who
lost his storm sad prohohirhis Stab'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

XAIDEN WYWTON.
FRIENDLY socinrs FETE.

This flourishing village wee early astir on Tuesday
In anticipation of tie Friendly Society Demonstration.
The inhebitriva in various parte oh the village bad
hung string, of flags across the road, besides other
decorations, l'he proceed% g commenced about
eleven o'clock by the names of the members being called
over by the eecretsry, Mr. Gale. A procession was
thee famed, and, beaded by the Maid= Newt.
Bram Band, under Headmaster J. 1611114314 proceeded
to church. The liar. 11. Hankey, the rector, wee the
prearber, selecting for his text Isaiah 31, —" The
work 1 righteousnere shall bs peace, and the effect of
righteousness quietness and assurance for ever." The
subject of the rev. gentleman'. capital die:curse was
that the only road to hematites is by the path of duty,
not along the path of pleasure. The sermon was
listened to with marked attention. After the serritte
the members paraded the village, and then repaired to
the very pretty vicarage grounds, which had been
kindly lent by the rector. This la itdahtful s t
and, with the splendid weather, im
ably to the enjoyment of the day's pleasure.
A splendid spread had been got up by Mn. Peck-
ham, of the White lio,se Hotel, In a
l
tun of Mr. Brown's, of Dorchester. About
member. and friends sat down, under the genial
chairmanship of the pre-ident of the club, Mr.
Bendel], who with the rector, takes • deep interest in
this 'society. Mr. Whitty was in the viorchair, the
other gentlemen present being the Rector, the Rev.
IL Henke), Mr. R. J. Jeseop, Mr. Nantes, Mr. J.
Wightmen, Mr. Yates, Mr. trancluird, Kr. Read,
Mr. Chick (Dorchester), Mr. Barden, Mr. J. Brown,
and Mr. J. Prenklin. The Chairman 'proposed the
usual loyal toasts. 'The Bishop and Mara" was
responded to by the Rev. H. !faultily. 'taxer to the
Club," " Kindred Socialise," aucl other toasts followed,
but thanks to the sensible chairman, were all of •
very sort description, thus enabling the members to
enjoy the outdoor amusements. We understand the
club lain • floarehing audition, and though what is
called • breaking club—dividing the money every ten
yeses—is formed upon a good be, riving sick pay
and funeral expenses to its members. Only £2O
has been paid out during the past year for sick and
funeral expenses; one death has only occurred, that of
a member's wife, so that • good balance of E4lO Os. CkL
Is left to the credit of the club. A good programme
of sports was gone through during the evening, and
with dancing and other emusemenbs a capital day's
enjoyment was brought to • close.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

iaaskrts.

LONDON CORN (OPXYING).

MONDAY.

Wheat, slow sale at shoot late prim. All other
articles nomiaally the was as last Friday, wills •
limited enquiry. Arrivals: English wheat, 2,323 qrs.;
flour. 19768 seeks; foreign wheat, 68,509; bsrlsY,
oats, 17,095; booms, 1,915 Maize, 429 9n.;
and flour, 14,261 sacks.

LONDON CORN (CLOSING).
)(MAT.
No movement was nr,tioed in wheat. Um dam"'
for whidi was very quit. Flour unaltered. Barley,
mods., beans, sod peas all inactive. Oats rather
steadier than on Friday, but slightly easier on the
week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

01111111 ABBAS.'

ELI RTBIIOI ART.—Th. 6r4 ~1 a week'. meetings
ere h•ii in tit • Gingreiretion .1 •choolroem on Mo.,day
grenini Tb• Re.. Mr. Thom.. preside 1, end
addressee wars deb•tred by Meeirs. J. H. Fo t,
Dablels. Miller. and Stour. Before the met' 'c a
procession paraded the principal et-sets singing
hymn.. Some opposition was shown to them iveineur,
the form which It took being the dressing of a hone
proluely with rod ribbons in a c irt bah, displayed
btrrel of beer. A drum ant Of. baud, under the
ampie-s of the opp *Won, also caused o mil
discord iulirg the meeting. The opposition closed their
diversions eith a fight among 'bent...lves. On Tuesday
nig t another enoceteful meeting was held, when
addreews were delivered by Mr. J.,b Fo Mr. Clarks.
mei Mr. Meese'. The speakers on W.dns.dsy eight
ears M were. J. F ot. A. Daniell., and Groves. try
till this time shout 30 pledges sod 60 ribbons have been
taken.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

Dorset Friendly Society.

THE ANNUAL MEETING.

The anniversary of this county society was held at
Swenage on Thursday, and, notwithstanding the
element' were not too favourable, it may be character-
ised as • gathering of a most encouraging nature. A
boisterous east wind prevented many sympathisers
and supporters from attending, and several of the
leading officers of Weymouth and district suffered
severe disappointment by reason of the prudence of
the Steamboat Company, who refrained from running
the Empress, as had been announced. There was,
, however, • considerable number of visitor, from
' Wileehem, Poole, Code Castle, and the adjacent
villages.
The proceeding, commenced by the members
assembling at the schoolroom shortly before tea o'clock,
where • procession wail formed, and, heeded by the
Durnford brass bend and the Swanage Volunteer
Artillery drunis and MM, they paraded the principal
streets. .

--171;ine service was held in the fine pariah church at
eleven o'clock, when there was a ling oangregation.
An excellent sermon we. preached by the Ray. G. L.
Sanctuary (Ylasr of Ohrbgeborch, DorcheMer) from
Psalm cry., 1, "Not unto as, 0 Lord, not unto us,
fiat unto Thy name give the praise." The following
dintv took part In the service :—The Hector (Rea. it.
1). 'inmate/. Rev. H. Travers, and the Rev. H. R.
Bawdier. The NatiCnal Anthem we. Played on the
organ at the claw of the service.
Tay Margit Marren
Was held in the Mewl.= Institian shortly tau one
0 'c
I rhao:n we.
ed
largely
di attendedp dbiarle weren et,,,ti
jutotr.m—Rev. Sir Talbot c.a.., Bart., ROW. u.
Rev. D, Travers. kir. G, Bona, sad Mr.
L. Robinson (who. in the absence of Mr. G. 11, Davis,
fulfilled the secretarial dulls.). In the body of the
, hell were the Veil. Arcbdesoon Sanctuary, Rev. Lee.
Werner, Bay, H. R. Eardley, and others.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB,
fiatot day.

Before Col. Binh= (in the chair) end & Peons,
Esq.
CAMS OTIATING.

William Northover, who did not appear, was sum-
moned for allowing cattle to stray at dwyre, on May
13th.—P.C. Dennett proved the case. He had had
complaints respecting the defendant's cattle sad had
frequently cautioned him.— Fined £1 inolud'ng costa

egitous cmAses.

Henry Essex, a gipsydookiag man, was summoned
for allowing four horses to stray on the highway at
Radio°le.—Mr. H. N. Howard appeared for the
defence.—P.S. Wale maid on the morning of the 27th
about five in the morning, he was on duty in the
Radii)ll•-lane, and found four horses feeding on the
highway. The defendant wee laid down on a bank a
short distance from them with his head covered up in
a shawl. He watched them for • short time, and then
a boy, who was with defendant, spied him, and Essex
immediately jumped up, picked up the bag be was lay-
ing on, put it on the back of one of the horses, and
was about to start when witness walked up to them.
It. asked the defendant how it was he continually
allowed his horses to stray on the highway, notwith•
standing he had previously cautioned him. He denied
It. Defendant had never been summoned before.
There wee another charge against Essex of stealing
64 pounds of underwood at the same time and plane.
—P.O. Wills proved when he went up to the defen-
dant he asked him what he had In the beg. He said
" Only a bit of grass." Witness could see it was not
grasses he riould see the end of a green withy sticking
out of the bag. Witness examined the hag and found
197 ends of green withy packed in gross. He took
possession of the beg end its contents. Jost at this
time Mr. Thresher came up. They went up to two
withy beds near and found tracks f a man in both, and
also places where a large number of wallies had been
cut. They were veined at 4s.—Mr. Howard said the
defendant was the father of nine children, and It being
the first offence, so far as they knew, he asked the
Bench to deal leniently with the casei—ln the first
COM Nam was fined 10s. and costs; in the other cats
he was fined El and costa, and 45., the valise of the
wood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06

010617 10 • CALI'.

Oliver H vide, was summoned for ill.treating • calf,
oa Ma 214, ist C•tdste c.
P.O. Mseterman stated that on Sunday, the list of
May. as he was going from dydling to Maiden Newton
in plain clothes, be saw defendant on the 1214hway in
the parish of Cattlstoek. He had • cow, a calf, and a
donkey with him. He MM. t where he was
"landing. an I Raked the time, which he told him. The
calf wa lyiug actose the back of the ii oakey, it. hind
lege nearly Inching the ground on ..no .ode. and i
head 1,. Irge banging d .wa on the other. The
c Appeared io pain. He ti I him it was • coma i
way to carry the calf, and he alai it WAI only born on
Friday, and it bad bad some milk that mo.aing. He
asks I him to take It off, which he dit. Defendant
toll him he had lirott4ht the calf three miles like that.
He g t the tabu to promi..• to let the calf walk. Bing
limpid ma. he went to Maiden Newto, took train to
Ereeeho', arid walked &canoe the field!. t. From. St.
Quinton, where he saw the man with the calf on the
d.nkey In precisely the .4131111 weal di. The calf's
I mom Iv .4 protruding. He made ham take it off, aid
It immediately laid down by the aide of the r,is I.
latend•nt ',aid he c.rried it to get on faster.
The Bench were ..f opioihn tha' dehodattt acted in
ignhmoce as much as from any other case; but eti.l
he moat not treat poor animabi in that way. He was
Heide to a fine of £3. but they would fine him le. only,
and hoped it would he a caution to him. Defendant
pa:d the flue and 9.. costa.

SCHOOL intiI3ANCL

Robert Mullett, a Libourer, of Buckland Newton,
Wu eutomoned for not sen•ting his child to sch.o.L
This was an a limit-owl sumo:loon from tho last &Worm
when &lenient averred ?hat the cbld was over 13
year. of age • it was then adjourned in *Tiler that he
might widens tbe cer.ificate I)efendAnt wa. .1/ at
the Militia Traiiiint at Weymouth, and had tailed to
Ming the certificate.
Plead 2.. 6d.

This assessors of thy division returned their smear
meats at this Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

DORSET AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.

From the Agricultural Blue Book we gather the
following particulars relating to Dorset. each set of
figures beim: a oumpazison between 1882 aril 1881 :-
loostear.-Tutal oarsa, b1it7.20-627.265 Total acrosge
utal,r erupa, bag n.I arms, 1811.248-182,524 C .rn
crop.: Wheat. 39.1M-36,72U ; Moles or bele 35,574-
36,511 ; mit% 43,276 -21 ado iyo 1,160-592 ; ben,., 2701
701
-261.5 as. 3,062-2 9u9-t itai ..t or iop.. 11.S1
105 143. Omen rr pm :Pu atom, 2.32.1-2 131 ; tura.ipi and
ens I.e. 38,id7-38,t83 ; es.. gold. 5,111 -5,741 e rro.s,
85-181: cabbage, koul-r.bi and ism 1,918 - 2.676
vstcboe anti other green grope inc-pt cl .ver
vas, 8.372-8,205-total green crime 57,118
manhole. and grasses nailer rotation, 51.054—
49,trra. Perin tOnnt psalm, or aras• DVS lit ok• n us
in r .i.tion (exeMatite at health or moutit an Inn.), 203.292
-97.845. Foot. 247-225 flare 1.I:ow or laueroposd
&rabbi law!, 6,1311-48.15. Horan; (including p
returned by occuisivra •.• ml: U-ed fur the purpme
of sgricuiture, 4e.. 12,819-12.710; on' roken horses and
maree k pt solel• iur tar 2879-3,320-total of
horses, wai-16.041 C : C .ais• aid bealsro in milk
or in call. 111 818 -48 •101. Other cattle: Toro ye,re -1 me
and abosita 111,192-It ; —i-r r.o some of ace, 18216
-16,101 -G,t al oft In •. .8216 -76.012 Sheep: Coe pest
olii and ah .va. 26t1.1.2-281 131; utile, one 'frost old,
156,158-117 101-t....1 of aunt). 42d.311-128.280. Pig.,
48 156-900
lilhCitilool% ALL-A correspondent writsa to the lark
Lane Seprose:-Wo bare had learns' w.tluir-tliuuder
and hobbling, with pitch rain se 1
hell and snow. I weer saw sue.. • dood We WWI bear
of a lot of damage being deo. We cannot Wool. toe land,
and if we .1.. not get Lowe dry and pitching weather very
little wheat will be sown. We have berm t•immiug
hedges anti eart,im c arrying it away for boabling ; counot
do uliytiting else. 8 uul clover is out grown all and will nut
be worth, penny. I eau sso beaus carried; they will
be spoilsd. It is ab.d look.uut for a gust many farmers.
lam afraid. Cannot thrash anything, the sides of ricks
no
wet, and no weather to do it. I sin &frail we shall hear
in .re of the rot urn rug shoe p. I have a few lambs from
nip Dorset ewes. Tile iambs come strong.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

EGYPT.

CoNsTANnsoPLE, M,H,d4y.

M. De Nell'', if has admitted the neaessity to recall
014 Itu,stan Con.ul Ueueral at Philipp .1, die, hut
demands some ptes jou+ conceesion Irons AWL Pasha
to warn Ru•tiau dit,n ty.
ALix.t NDRIA, Monday.

A Russian subject was murdered hae last night,
a street, near the are nal. Native watchman who
was found with blJodstained pludgens in possession his
been arrested.

LATEST.

ACCOUCHMENT OF THE QUEEN OF
EPA! N.

Q,ieen Christina, of Spain, gave birth to
daughter on Sunday.
MADRID, hidnday. The newlydr•rn infant is
dapirerously 111, and la not expected to survore.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

ATTEMPTED MURDER OF A WARDER.

Dian or THZ CONVICT.

Yesterday &Cerium:a • detrrmined attempt was made
hy a convict, named William Murray. at Dartmoor
Convict Establishment. upon the rife of Warder Kelly.
Murray was one of • small gang employe I In a quarry
outside the prison, and after coming out tram dinner
he attacked K-Ily. lint by thrrwing 'tunes, rand then
by striking at lino wiab • spade. Kelly tr-ed with
him, ant in the atrugzle the officer's rifle was dis-
charge I. and the convict received the full charge,
auatainis g such mkt in. that he died almost
immediately afterwurria Murray was undergoing •
senteece of live years' plaid servitude, only one of
whirM bad expired. The warder was much bruised.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

WINBORNE.

GCT FAWK I.l.lloNSTlATlOV.—Notwithstanfling
the bevy .1-wnp or of lain wh eh contbated without
intern:des-ii the whole .4 Monday O7SIIDC b .nfiut
day w kept up with ita nuil v gour ,t Windisone.
A m y vricaution a f disibu tied $ll4 representative
ehar mt.'s. with th, effigies .4 Guy Fswke, and the
Pop, in vehicles, started from near the r diway
eta. ion ah tit aeven o'clock in the evenipg, and, after
peranibolatihg the principal streets 4.1 the two,
a Ijou•neh to .he cricket-fi Id, at Eastbro dt, where a
thfire, the fag g da of which were well satur ded
with petroleum an I be. &dine, wan lighted. The
display .4 firework. we very sold!. The number of
special .re in the neld w ot very littls less then last year,
when flow. whet. prey .i'e I.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

1111lITTESBURT.

PRIV: PDIZONB AND PoULTAT.—At the Exeter
Poultry Show on the 2nd loot. Mr. J. %vitt, jun.,
on oecond prig" for Plymouth rock hpo. In s dee,..f
nineteen entries; ho woo Aden hivhly commended for
Plymouth rock cocks en I Ifghly c nrone.olod for
Ifou.lans. Mr. J. A. White wJa socrud prize Irr hi.
Jai owes 3 Imoterns.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

The
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BOIL /COH TRILIIOIIIII.

On the moti al of Ir. W. K slant, ea,x)ntied by hir.
C. Fr/37031g, R. D. Thornton, Emq., WWI appuiuted
Treseurer for the lionntgb.

The Mayor and several C.uncillors were ch >two am
members of the various committees during the year.
The Finance 0 'omitted report staled that the sum of
£73 lie. had been passe I in bills, the weighbridge
income fur the quarter, am •uuting to 1:4 7. 41, had
been handed to the treasurn.

A question referring to the introduction of the
electric light into the town, communication" touching
which ha.l been received from various c ,mtianies, was,
after a brief discurui in, referred to the Watch Com-
mittee.

THE BOROUGH CHRONOMETIIT.

The inefficient ser v ices of the town clock, were drat' a
attention to by the itz•llaron, who complained that
the works were g4ting greatly out of repair.
During • discussion it could not be determined
whether the clock or its keeper wr 1 in fault.
The matter we, referred to the Watch Committee
to report upon.
This concluded the business.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

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S.VALL BEGINNINGS AND GREAT
ENDINGS.

It is • trite remark that it is belt ,r to begin in a small
way. end ”nl.rge In • ste sly and heathy manor, than
to attempt to moth and fail. Hut trite ma the remark
I', it beets th, fluent.' of truth. N matter b er sin ell
toe beginning. if there le real worth at bot-nm. the
results "PI be all that cm he biped for. LA the
history of Holloway's celebrate* pills and ointment
illustrate thin point. In. all telecur• s'rwt in Loud in
he commence I the mmulactow if hie pilla. He mind
the ingredient. and rolled the pills with hi. own hem*.
Their sale at fleet was mall, Lut as their efficrcy became
known it increseed, at first slowly, then more rap dly,
until now the dip nand br them has becomes° aaaaa that the
iron muscles of the steam engine are called into requisi-
tion to grind up and min enough to ninety the increasing
calls for them—calls which c ,me from all parts of the
world. This success which has rendered Holloway
(amens ls well deserved. as thousands of grateful hearts
In every nook and corner of the globe will heartily
attest. _

lo no park however, are they more thetlY appreciated
than in South and Central Americo, where tbeir comic*.
hensivensok se well.. the strength of their remedial pro-
perties, have been most leverely tried. When winter efts
enthroned laming toe Andes, where torrid summer evoke'
disease and death from the marshes near the coast, and
where eternal amine bethtillea the table lands, they here
been edmitaistared with equal end invariable success to &II
Mmes., colouls, and conditions.
To the superficial thinker it seems inexplicable that the
mune medicine should cure diseases which bear no
similarity to each other. We believe, however, that •
thuod philosophical resron has been given for the
phenomenon. nymptems differ, but they meth* rpet.
dimass, not itt muse. Tho caner, it. argued, is • morbid
end poisoeous principle in the blood, which may be of
greeter or lea. intensity, but La always the same in its
nature And t heronry* al way' con trollablii by t he sews means.
The great difficulty was to disposer and prepare the true
remedy—• difficulty which II .Iloway has surmounted. If
this is not the renewals of the curse accomplished by his
Pills and Uintmeut, let the faculty give.. • better. We
are indifferent es to what theory may be adopted in
explanation, so long as Lbs facts themselves rennin
shaken.—ffrooklyn thwancipartor.

A ter Dr des.
Three Pens for the essential virtues famed,
The Pickwick. OW. and Witmerley were named.
The dist in flexibility surpassed.
loss.. the next, in elegance the lad,
These points, united with attrect.ofs new,
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Sample Box, with all the kinds, 1.. Id. by Poet.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

TiR QUEEN AND MT GARNET
WOLSELEK

Few suc..esdul genrrels bars rnjoyod the penetrating
olosonre which we. eel te Siri.ert.t Wulselry the other
dsy et Balmoral. • hrs. Her Majesty did her I the
It le ow of pe.sporing be breath, at her own dinner tehir.
In kind, and warm, aud charmingly chosen words. Sir
Garnet's nt un It the queenly ooniplitnent was to couple
with hhi them,s tho propose' of the Duke of Connaught's
health. This al lal ti the delteht of the Queen, who
has the nest. of her soldser-.on vary terra her heart.—
World.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

/MID POET.

BOWICAR PLITT grOSI si. Tuenlay.—Before the
Slay, r (Charles Edunuida, Esq.), Mes-r. H. Howell,
awl T. 11. gdmonds.—There wore big two CllllOl at
this meaalon of an naitnp slant nature.—llenry
Symonds, a lad. of 11 irrack-etreet, pleaded guilty to
throwing firework. on the highway, on the 19th
October, and wail lined ris., including costa—Alfred
Ital.on, deaf awl dolub, urn of .Iweph Bstem. of
Allinefen, w:e. charged with refu.ieg to quit the
hterket House In., n. th. 214 Octet:sm.—Defendant
ws. fined 5. sd 8.. GL c mt. .

. - .
Buttons R %cry RC. —An acctdant of • serious nature
eccntred to John Ackertu in, driver of the omnittue
Ori.m betwen the railway Mallon and the Bull
Hotel. on Frid ty night Met. Arkermen VIM rem m-
in.f besyy tmvellin.t cme from the vehicle in front
.4 the Bull" who he fell to the ground. mutt tieing
a compound fracture of nue of his imp. U. was eon.
',eyed home Immediately ald the Bush eatiefactorily
mt. The accident will render the sufferer incapable
of lab.ur for • lung period.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

.e horoupb atmlyet (Mr. E J. Day) revrted he had
no samples submitted t h.tu during the put quarter.
SKS WALKS.

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C oupl tints irt4 been ree deed from the Inhabitants of
the c dtaz, •fo th West Walk. of the dangerous 'Mt •of
the trees in that part. A ter ssh rt discussion the queation
nee defetrod until V. next tneettng ,n order that
ostutfers Investisat th., mutter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

EGYPT AND THE WAR.

The (set kindly act of the ex-M olor (Mr. Charles
E Imuntla) was the giving of an explan otooy lecture
I. r a aeries oof di.solvln. view. Bloat rating the above
aulojvct at the Literary and Scien'ilic Institute on
We Inewlay evenivg. By means of his torowerfool
la-derne, and oxy hydrot4en lime light, Mr. J. T.
Stephen. exhibited route re ofly beautiful views in
Egypt. Medi erranesn. olc., to • rtelightvd audience
pedal pictuter were of l'air.o Cal Alex trolria, David
ship., the bombardment, with exquisite night scenes,
showing the note and eff.ct od the electric light, the
mrooltood.on of shella, the blowing up of forts, the Suer
Canal, the battle* of Tel-el-Kebir. Kaasasein, and
skirmishes of minor importance. It shoulol be men-
tion° I that the first 'llls—there were about 50 In all—
represented a map of Egypt, and thi+ wee accompanied
by • plessoing lecture on the social, political and
geographical aspect of that country. The portrait+ of Air
Garnet Woleeley, Admiral Seymour, and the Duke of
C 000naoglot were received with cheap., but that of the
rebel Arabi with loud hi.,
It was pleasing t o note that the members of the
W rk ng Men's ['imitate and similar institutions
were admitted at half•pvioe. ...I many availed them-
aelvea of this favor, whic 11,13 believe emanated from
the gentleman who considerately gave the entertain-
Mr. W. Collo:. RA. callosl for • hearty vote of
thanks to the Mayor Add Mr. Stephens for their kind.
ow. owl it Wal =Mad with aoolawatioa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

AIR.I. LANOrRY IN NEW YORK.

The New Tole correspondent of tbe Daily Telegraph
ata•ea that M. L ingtry I gest appeerauce 1,1. re en
Monday nidit, in Wallach's new theatre, waa a popular
sucrose, it a house eras crowded with " the most
promisor t and f aabi. Cit 3•11.," and her reception
was very licarty, mid " rennin' fd,rel tribute enough
to cover half the ram." Critical opinion is said to be
"almost enantmous that she Owe/a(' excellent toot • In
Dye:mania lieh comedy. Instead of cnnllenging comparison
In some great. r
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

A Pt AD :multi'.

Among the thousan le who on All Sainte Day
oeit—i the craw. iof the po vivtinni of the Ring
Toeatre c.tantrophe, a lay in deep morning was
reinarke I. wi.. f r lint. Inn It Imaide • grave wh ch
wie i.d &cited s ith wreath• of flowery. This favor
1 oly Vf.el found ileaf in her rival in a hotel on the day
folios Ins, and papers found in her desk proved that
she hi commit'. I *Weide, awl explained the reason
why ehe find done so. About • year and a half co)
11, . si lowed thor sent her only son, a hail of
ekhteen, to Viollll4 to MII4Y medicine. He wrote
home so regularly that when the news of the King
Theatre fire reached Gotha, the city where the mother
live I. and no letter Caine to reassure her, she imme-
diately tr tvelled to Vienna. and ell her w fears
were confirmed, for she found her b .y among the dead
whom it was possible to identify. Her companion
during this melancholy journey was a daughter of
seventeen, her only chili after the death of her son.
'rho girl's affection for her brother was ao strong
that she fell into • decline after his death, and two
in 'nth. ago the mother knelt at • fresh grave which
hal cl oied over her daughter. It is not probable that
the heirs:tee mottirr c due here wi h the intention of
committing soicide, for ahe hou.ht several articles
horned ate'', after her arrival which she would not
have felt the want of had she taislitat-ol de db. But on
retur, big front Vie churchyard at night she gave the
cliambermai 1 five fl and, when the latter refused
to accept them, said she 5h0,11.1 not want the money
any in .re, and 1.11”14.1 it up in the reluctant girl. An
.oitin letter to the Mayor iit Vitniia explained that she
did not think life worth living without her children,
moil that the money found in her bag should be devoted
to the mauls.* of her initial. Bhe begged that she
misht he internal beside her son. The Mayor yester-
.lo7 gave or hr. that she sh .ul.l be buried in the same
gr
iv, OM her not. The deco wed was not quite 50 Years
e rem the widow of a merchant Domed Pettey.
By order of the Mayor if Vienna • gigantic wreath of
palm.' ranches and rare fl iwers VISA deposits! on All
Souls' Day upon the large common grave of the victims
.4 the Ring Theatre fire who could not be identified by
F. latons or Mend.. A catafalque was erected upon
the grave. surrounded by shrub. and 8 ,were, and by •
hundred large wrix.lights in chandeliers. The catafalque
bore the insevintlon. "Bth December, 1831," which
was read by thous and. who surrounded the grave on
the let and 20,1 of November. In the evening of bell
those days it is the enroll for the Votonase to visit
the.tree, which one awl all give the mole View.
"The Miller and his Child," a tale of love, swparsti-
Coil, and death, dating which tears fl iw abundantly,
and tho an deficit deceives itself into the belief that by
crying on thia particular day it honours its dead.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

THE INDIAN TROOPS.

The returning troops of the Indian Contingent were
pubicly eat ',faired at Bombay city on the SIBUt ult. in
brilliant 'style. The day was knit se a general holiday,
and the whole of Bombey was en fete. The various
detachments, consisting of 1490 native land 200 Eurojtean
troops, which had been enable to wept the prOPer.4
hoppitality of the ciiy, were formed up near the band
It dal In the afternoon, and thence, headed by the bends
of the Lancaster Redolent and the Bombay Volunteer;
mud* • triumphant march amid gala decoiations and
enthusiastic ovations to the Oval, where the public enter.
teinment was to take place. Toe troops comprised die
tachmente from the 13th Bengal Lancers, 2nd and 6th
Bengal Cavalry, the &Worth Highlanders, and the 70,
Bengal ttiatr,. With bands piaying and enthusiastically
cheered on all side.' by countless numbers of spectators,
the C antingent marched iuto the ground through a stately
triumphal etch, which had been specially erected for the
occmien The troop' were there formed into lii e, and
the offloers haying been ordered to the front, General
Carnear, commanding the district, amid load cheers from
She troops, read the following telegram Just received from
Vic:grey :—" I heart•ly congratulate the troops returning
Iron Ecypt upon they manner they have borne themiaele s
durint the late cyclamen. They have entirely fulfillei
the expectationa f the Government, and they hove added
fre.b lustre to the reputation of tie Indian Army. I ten•
der them to, beet thanke." The (littoral, having read
the Viceroy's t,legram, called for cheers for the Indian
Cohtingent, with • etc vial cheer for General Maesilyrein,
and the invitation hewing at t with an extduemetic
response, the trans were then iliamie•ed to participst in
the pro. ',mow of sports wtoeh had been pecan il for
their amuses. at. Later In rho afternoon the European
troops were entertained at dinner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14

A FATAL QUARREL.-

0. w.a.,..1ay aft-moon, two women, lemarl Mary
%nue st. yen., 74, an.l J Fry, Aged 50, a'ter
havink ee, dunking log-ha •r, to.t.true t a.. their home
iteiout'olia.k, Lou.
.Im, when a plural enn.u..l Intween them. Stevens
was Ire ...bed down by ny, an 4 au.4.ined severe
te her haul, bar bath mourrit g atoll 7 after-
wards. Fay I, n.w in custody.