The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-11-12 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 7
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MARK LANR_lforr
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Idr• WALLIS I 'am hem,
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it so be reed.
• at week, Boma Me end VorOet Conutti Expreocs.
pans KATOII : What Is the voice of this meetlag on the It waded' to 05050555 e Would ta:r:ldo'off.or ill.'",,,lrir.Meltl Mr.
led r..-
tirttVaian : We ere not ea dark
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t XTROin POLiv _,pers were firmly TUESDAY' NOVEMBER Mi.
bad ut b 55
' eullghteued now. Ibis is • oldie gearterly reseweting".a and A••
.miws re. her dearer o
imuissibut what
la
the
um.t.b. igniktio.r...nribitioirilontbbei.adshallaassdil.likb:reultb.m.rolidulkoicotolni.dsinirds:O.,',..rfw:lP'or,ntsb'klnistrw.
a% riot.. Flour steady. It eras no sinecure : hot it .1. • duty for thnee who sr
Ma 24440 a , You oln be heard through the Print. Kr. sleeted to an the oilier when the Um comes. His Womb'
e .1.- NOTES OF THE WEEK Walla. continued he wished timy • word .to the general lisla
AN cArns.-MONDAY. The Not
of Lb.... "fog ... of NH, talon of Kr. WALUS : Perhaps lus too glee so already. (Hear, of the t ion. The prem. time U one of the moot favour
hear, and laughter )
Sadleir's Tipperary Book, Kingston v. the Executes' H,I. D. , •
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motwisa. May I Worm the bergesim that this is tradesmen esitenstaawhone ofhedita beau in
•ihucesesthe fesoll!anwes.honCoonfsiar , Fc
-bout 3.500 mile Inninainn 14°0t 4°o EFTS Mae before the Lord Chancellor on Thu y, . &gall II do not think Kr. Wallis's motive the number of private awl puhlie buildings erected I
4 ado qui., at fr.n 4'• 6 1 6° 54 I°l' ski was again adjourned. The snit hm bees on for la at all to b• depleted; but! do ard think it would he ea. kw nttmber of people congas Ital. to mid,
I inactive, to 7s, Calmsallabtui time Matto t o hoar Use detain rest
•40.1, : tn..° .1, .... of thlyty years, ths costs on one side alone sanountiag to he saw the determi goo a this CAM .1
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The ennfinlntim Wu innnt" br um lePaasse saerYthhig for It. be:fit-he could quite them
~.. et. toe.. 41.; pith la 1011.8, -At lime
MAGI A sin • witness erme andee cromexamin. dramealeg calmida and the MAYOR exiildued they mast bad • history to tom which will
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111 u... were about 1.900 beats and 7.000 sheep,
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DORCHICSTER MATTTRDAY'S CORN
MARKET. , talon for nearly fire years and me of the cleaned watt till the iegranere had their turn. Silence being
spoke foe nine months consecutively, the judge cowdrirw•
._Pa4....._..............L1Fei.t"^dcLazi•
.t...d lb. or.
dill
not
ha.= ginian view:
intilueohosagunmit:ideThofithe.....iieenes...he
meet • Mayor.. the past Bit thereels tla question of the by
most Bard : mat Thuralay di I will
Kr. Weisford's propoeltioe-that the mos'
rli At the Cern Exchange Mere arm • fair amount of litigation was mama by a loan of EA 000. ouboliquentl7 Emig'. DlSKAyaceia 5aa......--gr...-k--- --.lairmais-El6t-rcae lar•
Increased to £lOO.OOO. advanced by the Tipperary &dant lb,. ar-azazTziegriev.:L.leetioseteig.
b.farill.t.to
tv..,„,,,,i.„„b1:,,
to,
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best tr.
Hooftm wheat on al°. DT, earoPles. s°l4 at an Rank to the Earl of Kingston upon the security of Mr. Dams mid lie roma with • greet deal at p1-acute the Aroloon, qw..tie, to tho Hart
advance g Is. Par qr. Best malting barley firm. bot hta tond to tripparary. 00. haown as the Buckley mom the following remolution i-rbat Mr. Alderman wonderful Improvement • the anthem
....,,,,fiwy qualities were reduced 2e.
_per qr., while Gomm Edward lint De the Mar./.1.1 this abaait and bowl tragic will elwaaorale. no all
cal's,' advanced 2s. Oats unaltered. For beans _
mosey was taken. Foreign wheat improved la ,e A great deal hoe boo written and said of late about 46aullalleTaoh.barrassruzIrlillWs....7aoltat:te:tutilittabawatitosilawseti.dallelqaudguit.ttaliaratiaahcf,should:stakthe.
.....7t°forithseshjellahafpen"itmliteredaur;:t°Fleearveboucete 417
m a re
amailemea who is to b. r°r e
Per Sr. the ix' raysgant way in which many people live. Than L% 7..
which MM. hosts. f
tb
maillierrtossietless. Derwherots'woulddel have basal" thwtaedwwwAtioriewtelismareartle
ee
I. doubt's= • dose connection between commercial be
will
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DORCHESTER seruanArs CAITLE ofr. Robea we
MARKET. fraud, . . a dons tic shams. The heads of families II tr al
malt..
s Worship ihoped,
wou
About 150 head of besets sad BM sheen were die mob Into all kinds of haphazard speculations, sad mu
0( t
Shiite
is Causal and burgesses
bocough. He believed . .54 50 enstain She dignity rept& of the P ier ; hut
pomi of. Barmier' fetched from £25 to £39 per pair • wink at the ruinous proceedings which take place at then termed by some people h
there
ole-end
had been what had deadlock Probably rmie,aint Lku
at the •
ln-calf cows. £l4 to £lB se. per hand; heifers awl hOM .. 4 Apposes cm mast be kept up. However He was not there to ' &sem -corner meetings, settlement of
away from them and tell in the mate Is°
nthemos bolesadaorner the town it might be
re certain rev
n the state of glair. may be the proem of
calve.. £lB 54 to £I2 151 ; fat beef. lie. per Score' motto meeting,;
ewe mutton, 81 to 9.1 per lb. ; w•ther mutton, 914.1 vemering cannot be dispensed with-nay, is ail the whathtide:V.:7!Z=llar His Worship t '
-and he fooled up to for the very handsome I
Sussex Down lambs, Ste sea. more neceassr..
arey to bid. tthoupooirir who would amorist the office of ammoniate have been
corruption which
and kayastrmiwyer had, no gentlemen
own, and he fat it was only for Yeomanry sports. the B
on. So
possibly sent to one or other of the Universitima, him. se Imam received the coolies°, of the burgesses, sad MO for the Lahr
SATURDAY'S MARKETS. whore, as a matter of enures, with the example of ift._inainlit °,ll 4..0.17 he lailnw4 which would
would be matiftsi the town, and •fr,
I C 01.4. reckless improvidence before their eyes, they get into '''"" "" '
propos, the gentleman who had for so long • period se hie debt end diagram. On leaving.. Mem boome idlers two y 0.... oo.otod oho ....N. sumessor ; they
position. Maya. of this he trusted the next
BoßliehmTild;-rnahntLlnramcoarnelhedetrattemadwvtaancaeleforeer wthteateutawheLand • shmit town' irlaitim-ten of hlathad-rooffla ; thungen through. But when he spoke to him on the subject. Mr.
manta, so nrioserw
good Mal was done at la per qr more money. Barley at bare and admirers of barmaids. Destitute of solid Lando told him yesterday newsier that it would be la tunuesment and
1 1 Inc Flour 1 4 elr sack dearer learning, they cannot te soh ; unacquainted with vain, sad a most soma. thlag for any. his friends to do keep before ther
SHEPTON MALLET -Wheat, ra to ea •. barley. 445. huskers, they are unfit for • coanting-hottme ; taught Therefore be met to work to led oat the next gentleman meat of the oho
to Fs ; oats, flio to 18a. ; beans. ha to 58_4. : peas alle to believe that they are destined to inherit roost oultahle to fill the office, and oat of this a.e.l at in proportion t
to O. per qr. ; flour. 30s. tone per sack. Beef 11. Pt to great ___,,,,, ,t___ _____,_ ~,_ r___ ._ .N.. *oaf ogee (the times being so numerous who had town Mm and
I& Ai per score ; mutton, 141. to aid per lb. ;
_veal, Od. to „, ""'w".' 7'""r
or7fww °!___'''...w..._.:; _.,,_ bug mimed the and mare adoptod to the 4",„„) is b,„, th,
Od •, lamb, 91 to (M. Fat piga 9a St to Ita AL per score w'46Uccs .66 aat. . Wal. bad ultarlat. .... ....° he could hit upon so mhos than Hr. Aldo,. Doom, odrorotod r
for want of soMe• Eliot (Implast.e.) it would be very mach out of Sam wmild be r
I Milk butter. Irk AL tolls ad. per dose,.: whey ditto, go_ dteife_tber_ .th
0. O. IN Eu., utd on. a.m.pout., in cig. thing to do. Daughters are sent to • College where for him (Kr. Donal+) to my what the qualifications of is rumour
to la 81 taer peek they are pout through their paces according to Mee Ogg Magistrate should be; bat of aesiesiM he might to judicious
TAUNTON.-There was • good attendance. and • fair made and provided for the mental and physical mama large business capabilities. Doran the time he bug
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tewle was done Enstlia wheat, of which there was • nun,. of ea % . bor. „A a 1... ipx,a, In thou. (le. Nags) had bent in that Council Chamber there had (Apple.
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plentiful supply. ma firm at last week's micas Foreign mouths. A tittle French, less German. • vim of beim many sad difficult questions to be decided ; there thank
wheat, a large quantity of which was on offer, advanced toNfoo, .1.1, .6 ,n._u__. “._
___,__, • had been rows tor great Midmost. of opinion, imid on they
1 ) la per qr. There ems a coed supply and a fair default! ~.._ ....f.7t., v 37,17,7, harp and trr."7.lltrau'a man.....y
mooxionilihoet tad 2.ll47.an4.lllillok.lsup.tbhue. Hall
for barley of the hest quality at an impenversent 4 ed, per the
qr. on tbe week. Mahe was alio ad. dearer. Oats
unaltered Flour, 31a. per rack ;lancing master, go to make up the curriculum, and fit bug , and; he had never one th'
them for the duties of life. They also find out how word that was offensive to any mintlegnan daring ar that te
i WARMISTER. -At our market there ma • fair attend. to drees ; aoquini • knowledge of the "latest novelties,. lam time • (Apples...) Amin, in the person of Mr. ''
It anee. Beet wheat to per qr. dearer, but recondite, mod learn how n00..7 it t. in coohlosohis life to irk, Lawman Eliot they had one who was acquainted
quanta* were difficult to mell. There was • tarter with neighbours In °striations display. In do. "r" 44°1 matte.. °mullet" with the meelstr•er of the
quantity of barley than usual on offer. and the quality was course the daughters come home They be in c°"" of florist and ° was a 6166 61.6Wwt IwPwww°
bower than of late: price, were firm. except for mcondary the Council thou man time by basing a gentleman who
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1 sorts. which were la lows. and dull of ale In other
&rein no alteratioa. Current quotations '-Wheat, lit some mom ornementai bat they are of no utility Is so capable counting al thong facts together, he Moue;
to
whatever In the household. Possibly they may not be he was not wrong in saying that In Kr. Alderman Glair
.p. v : buio7. Imo to sot , ooto. M.. to 3). ; peas, too lenguld to scold the servants, and are seldom so Eliot these qualiflomlons are combined. If they cot
it.. to'410.:: them II& to 511 a ; me, 30e to Ilea ;vetches, fatigued as not to he able to indulge their metes I'm only secure his services when =Ay difficult questioni
•
' Is &I. to fa ed per bushel. instrumental or vocal music. Pei dogs abound in the cc'aung uF. this diecuteam t° Wad them through the • 1 corms family ...a, .0 c... in for a 1.r..b. at ,b.b.
ir..o
tool
trimizieri;.itn.sfuch • manner as will co;
TAUNTON. -There was a moderately good supply of attention When not enraged in talking suandaL they
ohoon sad although there wee • large sttendanth of mom themosivee be meowing devices and emblems the town rall.nr.
do right in November, 1878, in electing Mr. _ -
for the Ritualistic church. In which they go through the tigaiottheteithessthemelL7:rty fel.
thine'''. Rethirdere
I
I ton... os4 4.thes, only a slow trate woo done at lath
...fn. Th.„, ..• a good show of fat bullocks for which forms of public worship. Curate., en me Kr. Halms rose with unfeigned pleasure
Math sms • modstate demand. Salem were eft -nted at not at hood
.d...tb. to
from £l7 lea to gel Ithrecneirs sold at from Lie I& to """ of °miasma, the proposition made by Kr. Dennis. Aft. Y
. Itts fia ;cow, and calves, 418 to £11; fat heifers, CM Ss and, brooking no control, they go in and out whenever statemen, or Mr,. Eliota
.qualifications. he (X,
to tel
they Osage. Mamma Mis • good easy soul, and almost a'''think • nnnin worn more nomnori•
.•
sleeps her life away, while peps when at home is very seconded the proposition.
MARKET. There was • little delay, during which If
00RX BUTTER
reserved, says nothing about hie globe, and beers his to tt% hood of the tome. and %dn. ny
Ordthem: Firsts 111..' theca la. 155 t :_ Mardi, BSa troubles with a calm front. Ruin stares him in the Mr. Alderman HOnSILO suggested t
fourth*, 73..; fifths, 44a ; elftlia --a 11/1•1 Mired Super- face ; be knows full well 'hat the bobble, looser or should brim down the h00t..., and
1... 1118, ; pinto Ma • seconds. 157..; thirds. Ell• itster, must burst; that the day is coming when his elected.
Member of firkins in the iSarket. 1.874. bills will not be renewed; that the hour is at hand The Mayo.: If there is no slaw'
when the bank will stop payment; that It aciesmen are declared carried-
getting tired of paper, sad clamour for money ; and _ Yr. Alderman 111.101. asked this P
LATEST. e• intrude he had beer
pogrom that the substantial fabric reared by fraud on a ° . moo. that h. might is no
The Leicaster Corporation have decided to ask for ,
I to use the electric light in that town, specious foundation of fella pretence is about to topple yndt,,,o was at that ...ono
The New York Herald predicts galas from south- over only to involve him and his belongiap In disgrace proposed, so they sow, by his q,'
east to earth-west with rain about the 14th. and rain. Still be vouchsafes not • ward.• It would gentleman. He understood that
The gale on the meet coast continua'. Many miner boot no use if he did. Hie wife could not be made to Processes inectioned-(theghte
understand the position, and any aorta in the way of selected with the aPPrebelti'_,_ ,
&loping casualties are esparto&
.1
The Government of India is considering the advise. retrenchment, even were she willing to make Polnell; be w" altar. 1,-,'
Milts of employing war balloons in the forthcoming them; would ha fruitiest 4° &vat.% 614 busts"' o.eeurlrFa by the very gates,
Ng crash. As to the child why ould in fon. oy hot rowan,
,
Afghan campaign. mar they be made miserable before the time? Why did not feel in any wey_yr
\ The rivers in Monmouthshire have overflowed their
banks, and inundated the country, not plume an epicurean polky-eat, drink, and Ns thlt bound to promos 11;
merry, for to-morrow we die I Tis • mad world. my Mr. Waittt no Kr. .
masters, and it jogs on with retribution rime at hand borough. Mr. Eliot, an
' "WHAT THE WORLD BAYS.' for wrong done. The sword of Damocles le suspended Mt KUM returns'
sommelier tor iodate
ioovnerailawe..neadmith. of thousands apparently la the poems-
, !I• Do pearls breed I This quettiota is smelting no small He therefore prop.
lamest to the scientific mind at the preen, moment Unconaciono of the butcher's knife ye, had hOOO . r
the little lambkins play." Presently a large home nons oconoo,n hr
Frank Rockland his had some mechanism of broodier
pearls sent to km from B men, and melees., lihn.lf fails ; the keystone fall, out of the ar.A oonstructed in hod 6. *cod e
fairly pugged Am one able to throw light (mon the open defiance of the principles of honesty and truth, man who should
subject is requested to communicate with hint at 37. Paterfamilias goes home and intimates that he, too, With regard to
; Albany-street. Recent's Rah. The pearls resemble the must stop payment. The family get into a state of always been e
ti summon wed Wwwl6 and we "Pi in • glass tube wita cousternation, mad reproach the husband and father other boron/
some grains of nee to feed upon. Three or four months ,_ ~,,or
to" rum A scramble le made to •ave some members of
14 have Vlo'14'1„ slice h thee were ot.m...""tchid oehothsflior ;;inu'g'roto the wreck • fine„ and what Mr. Mkaw jr,r°,,Towb.,i
partially:6... the
A ha,
Ithee tli in theftgroafin of rioi her called "portable' property," being first of all ho- - '
almost ourgeste that the germ-whatever it may be-is mixed upon; the unhappy man is left to tam angry take the
I deposited in the doe. I heavi of brooding pearls twenty. creditore without sympathy or counsel from those whir mould In
; ' 1 Eve year, ego front • lady who had son.; but I never should be marest and deertht to him. He has no tinsel.
actually saw any before place of rest, and the noighb ours, many of whom are 661 w
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pursuing the selfsame coarse and are destined to a Roilo;
I Last k I !mind myself iu a position of some ember.
country boom, and on Sunday morning our ;loos hod they hove all along foreseen the result. and Peas
ramement awl of little dimity. IW MI staying at • large similar end, nod their sagacious heads, protest that y
1 the a
marched all his crummy .sto the church. which his vanquished votaries of fashion and frivolity by upon Pr I
munificent» hae recently restored at a great expense. AII the other side. Whet becomes of the eons? One or ;
1
the ammo went, fir they perceived that it waa agreeable two may enlist, another will wraps a few pounds to.
to the master N the house althourb come of them were getber awl go off to the at tiporles. The loiterers live
i Rd...masa who did not appear to know even Aomori. 0„,,.
up • living in billiard
motely how many Sundays had hem running gam '''' of any profession a
Trinity. Suddenly, the Maar stench up "Prom Green. trade, and no kno.loittf•
mem and for the most part are simply clamberer. oft'
land'e icy mountains." and thee it Iliphei acmes me that ,
had moth out without any money : and when the host (who ground. And the daughters! They ace not fit '
I ;
, is churchwarden) brought round the bright golden plate- rliernoollon I "they toil not, neither do they Wm.'.
every ”0.1,,,510g 4 s owe %Visa 6 eves, .4. el.. .••• I ..=. ...., r.A.4 A Aire s- su- ...Ur, •••.... ---, I.- --1-•
crimson with confusion.
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You will thy that I might have borrowed from my and lifted out of the mire. But the others mad
their bread. If they essay to become sempstaw
born,as_att_an_taln e_hor_t‘hip_ y,_...,___.are diet_tu,ced_._,,,by_glrals
. t mighhour. Unfortunately, oath the night before. some
one had been %dining a story which rather precluded this ".
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..r...“?' tauruang
ow
coo . An ortstocratic dams, now no mom. whom undie traditions co firmer aptensione, know how to
criminatlng mind was said to hover occasionally uncertga most of • little money, and enjoy the fruit
0.. r. the confine, of .a. and town me seated at church labour. The fate of Oda thrown from •
f
4 1 beside the celebrated Lord Althnley. The missionary supposed gnome., into • state of helple
Wawa was Amami end stirrinx • and the la t, with sod indeed I And yet %fa to ~,.,t ~
deep Guinan's. yielding. a charitable impulse which 'be oven, clay. po,rdo. hy .h....eiLult.
had seldom felt, asked Lord Mirage, to lend her • sphere of life, are grasping at the shad
a,
sathreipt a req.. with which he immediately complied.
i; the substance. They strain at po
110 mon, however, dose seal Crow cold, and so remeeceot
' are the generous movements of the Meet, that the un elm. They live in realms of Anti,
Iborrowed coin, am he could not fall to observe, never found cinthe air, bdieve lath, unreel. an/
1111111001 and a half of dollars was am:bud/L..lr e•amm...
tto• for UMW States participation In Brio. N
American &abort., which the Goverunseet al Woolliest.
atia Election of th
,
, . ...to( disgrace in the eye, of the world which would -
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1 . ik.lBl4.."zyrOrmioillatilsletametedP:ltthaTtbalaerrada.ymequtts'ail[imlniaivirrealreligAidild. not thf*natdpassetabifloirtyahaimthlchaisitToYaurerkla
worth. Foliar*, may come, tow
!seriatim was We are rapidly theotolog disaster overtake adventurer,,
In a sondem to enlighten him. A vigorous Imperial
policy swims to consist in creating complicities.; which be involved in ruin wrought b
might have been avoided, and then iffriorolrarniely retreat- the,. „here
.°l4°°°.itroatiii bb.utett
log from the position which was boldly methased In !n!ity
Ignorance of the danger, which it involved. This hes frivolity =tat ffo on, and
been cosspierlottsly the earls in Algbanietan ; and now Ire up. .even at the cost of per
treated ro • new and quite unewlied-for imbrogio with honour, and the forfeitor
America The position which Realised accupirl,..initi
meld not have refused to pay without incurring an
have
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la • tarnished their reputation for honesty thyond
&thaptiort On the other hand, a strong political party of the I
the Statee-which Prseidout Hama maid oesroily dare The
election'
to tgeoth-protented violently wing the payment; and
the position of the Cabinet at Washington was one of county was at
thwnrmidfirocerebithlirenestwedifileulty,tiMweimewthi'wdour Beloarnia4eGorYseen'elnatTai Dr. Aldridge
In the oyong, by supporting the local fishing regulations pliment wb
,
at Mewfenedland. in contravention of the Renter mbi. reedy to Is
• 1 , truth. The remit is, either that we skill have to in the ror
ahead. our position or forfeit the five millions sad • half no. ,
of ammo, which, had we not ralwel Mir question, Me ,__ tofr
AtnertOse Goveriment could not have found any tames "."'
, to ref um Paring &Maw,
; - the eb
• I observe nowadays whenever a Meirellst runs over • b°l4/
. man and does him serious bodily Injury, the bicyclist °au
ethers mays the man is drunk If he is drunk that is all tor
the more mean thebkyclist should refrain from running or
. him down. 1111 • bicyclist or two have been imprisoned. T
till some o these" cads on castors- have • severe lemon,
I go afraid we shall not get rid of them modern pests of
the Queen's highway.
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It may be worth while to state, in aim of the Go
, Mayor's Banomt, and m on. of the facts not sollOra'
known, that turtle. before reaching this country, of
fall sick. us many of the tartlefeeders do after t'
serthaL In this ems the careful each, who knower
turtle from • hale one, will throw him sway, arai
statute ealfs hood, In default of • sufficiency of
turtle The usual gloom., of turtle for sou
i pounds' live weight per head' so that, assuming'
Am hundred guests at the Guildhall, no thee t'
,
and a-half of turtle will ham accomplished the
• The tavern bill of the Lord Mayor upon this
,
not common property, but it pthbohts does r ,
BM that fatuous banquet of Sir William
• 1 Albino, which cost Niemen £3O end CIO •
and meaner. have changed. What grout/
l and the noble company think if tb
' Deleting the •zample of his eredeor
Abner, tin. friend of Dr Watta, wr
i banquotinshall, withdraw t, his o
perm.. of Nosily wor an ship. d than
Lord nooreasdeld upon the Bail
Afghseision muddle.
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At the Mefferd Amis. on Fri
. was charged with throwing • reir
lloas at Kidarreee. on the 2r
',Moms it transpired that I
slightest provocation, Pulled
coetsining oquafortia. awl dc
at it on t'
,probscutni• owl.
in • shocking Inmate Al
• mt, be told prroerutrit'r
•
years for the offence he
l•
lime do • almilar set
seven years' penal semi
Great excitement •
• yam of Dundee on -
large Filar hoar. '
morels from Career
, through the stree
front, when the '
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i escaped Rio r
children in tt
thecae! Yes iv
alarm took '
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i and the tor
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,pies—vrer• tinily
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ais qui.t. Flour steady.

AN cArrIII.—MONDAY.
Aviut 3.500 cattle Including shout Op
vie noliit. at trona 4i. 61. to 5a 101.
soo als•op ; inactive, to 7a.
•••• Ito 6.. 41.; la 10 1. for 8 Ilve.—p,t DeptiQ
thou awe about 1,900 beasts mid 7,000 asap.

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