The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-16 00:00:00

DEATH OF MR. WILLIAM HEWETT MANCE Y.

It is with • feelimt of u. ((ivied rarest that we
chronicle the desth of Mr. William H. Manley, which
took place at the family residence. " Ihe Gro.e,"
Bridporr, about ei.ast o'clock on Tuesday evenim.-
The deceased gentlemen bad practised for a long
period as • solicitor in this town, and about ten years
ag.i suciwed-d to the poet of Registrar of the County
C .urt, on the demise of the eateerned 14ij sr Templer,
of Moun.field. Bridport, ant which pat Mr. Manley
held in coofidence up to the time of his death. As •
solici or the deceswei gen,leman won confidence and
reaper, and within 11. • ci.l circle—a most extensive
ons-s-he will be remembered Ai an honourable friend,
and a 'dement and geui .1 co opinion. Many geutle-
men of Brirloort will miss his pleasant Sad happy
tompalionehip both at home and is the huntintleid.
Of the hunt be wee passionately fond. Nearly twelve
months ago grave symptoms of a malignant disease in
the region of the larynx presented themselves, ulti-
mately wioesdtating a painful operation in the
metropolis. On hi. return from town, the deosawd
g-ntletnan was atiparently physically str ingot, and a
tew weeks ago the quiet and brscing atmosphere of
the Harbour was resorts I to. Graver symptoms,
however, soon sogrested a return to Bridport—ter his
home, where., civil the hour of his death on Tuesday
night. • painful and remoselees disease persistently
fought and caiol a victory over a strong constii utioa.
The late Registrar, it wit he remembers I, as • Gm-
secretive in politics, acted as legal wont for the
present member for Bridport at the last general
election. Mr. Manley, who we' 54 years of laps,
loaves a widow and several children, who deeply
deplore the removal of a devoted husband and lovin6
father. In respezt to the memory of the deceased
gentleman, meet of the h mass of business are partially
closed, and blirds are drawn in many a window.

EVEIIIIIOT.
STOCIEWOOD CHURCEL—Tbii little church, through
the es.rti ins of the Rev. F. 1). How, rector of Ever.
shy, who has the living, has been under repairs for
some months past, and was opened for Divine service
on Thursday last, the 4th lost. The Bev. Mr. Norris,
fath.r.in.law to Mr. How and rector of Witney,
Oxfordshire, preached the sermon.
CArrorroco GouNoo. Oodrlaston. who his
beep the muter of theu houn is for the last ten years,
having reigned, the masterehip was given over to the
future master (the Karl of Guildford) on the lit inst.,
and the hounds will shortly be removed from LO.Kro coda
at Kvershot to Sydling. Mr. J. Sorrell, who has been
huntsman under Mr. Codringtok lor tko Wit four
seasons, leaves here with the koends to take charge of
Om wades Lord Guildford.

PURNEAUX FRAUD&

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Gothing-Sursemin trial was concluded at Warwick
on Monday, before Mr. Justice Stephen- 1.°4 klerh4 al
eh. c.a. occupied the whole of the di,. Tb. jury foo:ut
". 'a" ("LW" Doe Multi, aid is was discharged.
.1 be
women nutmeat wee limed guilty of having obtatued
mousy by fraud aid false pretence., and she woo sea-
tnnool to MOTen Fume penal servitude.

REVOLUTION IN EGYPT.
THe IMEDIVZ VIRTUALLT DIPOSIEL

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of revolution. Toe Ministry.
CAIRO. Wednes lay Night. —Egypt IS in • eats
violating the organic
law, hare summoned the Chamber of Notabire over
the head of the Khedive. and the deposition of
Mehemet Tewfik Pirate may be regarded ns virt"llY
achieved unless immediate intavention takee
The Egyptian Mu:deters are res dyed to defend the
country stalest Turkish intervention.

A TOWN DESTROYED BY A CYCLONE.
Nsw You, Wedneeday.—Macallieter, a town in
Indian Cerritos', has bola destroyed by a cyclone.
Seven pencils ware killed, four fatally and eleven
dangerously wounded, while 39 others received e, gat
injuries. Fifty-eight bona,* were totally dtinoliahed,
aud 20 more were badly wr. cad.

SCOTCH COMPETITION wirm AMERICA.
Howevw otre•t may be the Apiroverbial diffloultl of
cln.ing • joke auto the bead of a Si..t titian, at is far more .
dillkult to &vat him of big native sere ordeal& Although
the &etch farmer ban "tan,. hardly suffered an much
(oar American coopeti ion at his southern brethren, he
has .I,.ctere4 hostiliwe easing!. his relations in the Far
West, and is busily csrrylng the war into the enemy's
country. However high the quality of American wheat
may b., she appears not to ,xcel in the cultivation of
vegetablee, hi I. Sootland does. The consequence le that
within It,. last few months there bas commenced • brisk
exportation of Scotch vegetablee to Amerias, and now
Oeledonisn p,,tatuve and c4bbages ore beaticsold at retail
iu the Nsw Yo,k and Chic tg msrketa. The Americana
feel a ilttie sore at this, hot their indisnation is being
gradually drawn off I othsr points. They Cr., indeed,
lacing
,4%anaparl all along the line. The Dotchusen are
nom .nmel cantsifies, Holston is sending butter, and, to
cap the climax, sample, of If uegarlan flour are arriving
, from Buds Peeth I 01 course, such puny compeUtlon is
I laughed at, and w• are loftily told that "this anomalous
oindlttoo of things is, of °owed, only temporary."—Lend.