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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21

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INQUEST AT rug
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MENT.

Mr. H. N. Howard held an inijuest at the Convict
Establishment on %%realnesslay on the body .1 Charles
ffyilionds, aged 19.
It appeared the ileiaiatiell was received into the
establishment a. th. ,4ti, fetober, Iftai, under
sentence 44 five years' peel servitude. He had lessen
in the infirmary several times since his ailinission
the establishment. I lii the oth April Is. was working
with other convicts in the soutli•west ditch, at what
is called the •• barrow run,- wheeling rubbish. At
about two o'clock he hail just timed he lawrow, when
his foot slipped ."ff the plank. The barrow appeared
to strike I l.n the left "dile, and he riled over a
distance of eight or nine fret down a bank, and
scratched the top part .1 his head. The warder went
tohini. Isit begot tip aliesitdirectlyand res
The mily external injury was ..n tilt. ..call., and it \Vait
allialt the size 1a peft. HP 0.116 1111 l xl working, and,
although lie did not wish t.. go to the infirmary, Ip
was subserviently setst tiftrt, and ...aye sticking plaster
lot 'n his head. Ifuring the night lie had,. ht. Ti..'
he was taken b. tlp. infirmary
again. 1)r. Liffey. them...head Oflitcr.iti charge .rf tje
a 111,04 narl4lll 1.‘1111,111:11.t 111 l ..1
tested his pulse ka., but could discover no signs
that he was the,. suffering from fit. lie cold.) not
induce to all•trel. any .4 Isis questions. He
order's' a pudding diet and milk, but ilettratiaal would
not take any, .rr etell atiellipt t.i An the
doctor esil.l do 'salting with 111111, h,r ..Mt hint to a
cell to Is. under siii.ervisioit, 1,, the cosirse of the
night he t have had another lit, 'mit he appeansd
to base die, without &struggle or cimvillsion.
there circumstances it was thought that the accident
causing the slight ininry to the head 'night have had
something t do with the death, but it was clearly
proved to the elntrary. Tvvo o.llVietr4 vi t.,
give evidence. 14: ..tatid tijat at the • ..f thy
accident the deceased 1.11.1 thein It was a ii,ers
It, h. never, was apparsut that Isdli .1 thou, were
nialingenous, and that they took this as an °mo.r.
tunity to speak against the doctor. The cornier, the
foreman, and the jury, wen., however, uneni 111 l in
'peaking as to the kindness the doctor had evinced,
not only in this Mae, Init each caw which had come
under their notice since Dr. Lilley had been at the
establishment.
A verdict was returned to the effect that the
dammed had died of syncope, but the jury left the
exact cater an open question.
The coroner aisil the jury took trr...at paitt. to sift
the

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21

TOWN COUNCIL.

A meeting the Omitted Wah. held I.n Tilepday,
prement the Mayor (Alderman Gregory), in the chair,
Aklennan Curiae, Alderman W. Durden ; Coun.
eilhn-A A. H. Lock,
_G. DaviA, T. Coombe, F.: V.
lina, W. Tilky, H. Durden, A. Pope, F. Lock
r,
;
Mr. IL Synion& (.I.miAtant-Torn Clerk) ; Mr. W.
Tlenmar (lUnvugh Surveyor.)

mi LATIE Ll 1•1/ MAYOR.
The Maros said : Before we counnience the business
of the Council I wish to my a few words in allusion
to S very sad °mummer which has recently taken
place—that is the death of a great public man, the
chief magistrate of the largest city in the world. I
allude to the death of the Lord !Mayor of London.
It was oid the beginning of last week his lordship
was in perfect health, and in the course of a few days
be wee low by the hand .4 death. The city of
London has sustained a great lows by his death.
Alderman Nottage was • most popular Lord mayor,
very energetic is his duty, and the promoter of many
good thing*. Etspecially I would allude to the Gordon
Fund, in connection with which his lordship, by his
overtire, bee raised • large sum, but unfortunately
he was unable to see it completed. I think we, as
Council, would fell in our duty nukes we tookgnpibi
recognition of his death. I would therefore -
that a letter of condolence be written to his'
This was agreed to unanimously.
BOROUGH oTKON4; 1100)1.
The,Gestunitteo reported they had instructed the
enrollee fa prepare a plan for onotructing a fire.
Eroof room at tae foot of the stairons. leading to the
Town Hall.— Thomas now produced his plans,
and tee the motion et Mr. Alderman DultlieN, ...condo,"
by Mr. Goner llAtvcs, it iras agreed that the work
be carried wit..
•00011MODATI0N IN TUC )11211•T GYOUNO.
The Committee reported they had nseeived hew
gend. for the erection of the additional sheddiisg in
the Merlo-ground, and recrininended that Mr.
Wylispring's of 1.116, being the lowest, be accepted,
with she addition of ten guineas for door gate.
ways. (Mr. Guy's tender we.. 1270, Mr. Sainsbury's
035, siad kfr. Tilley's 1236.) There a slight
slifferianee in the tender for the gateways, isr.
Tilleft bring lowest.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIOIOI.

SATURDAY Before Mr... H. 11... Middlet,rii, Mr. A.

Hanka, and Mr. G, W. Myers
George Barber alias William Carter, of Bland•
ford, was charged by, Thomas Tuck with
driving a Waggoll on the
_public highway to the
danger of the piihlic.—Mr. H. N. Howard appeared
for the prosecution. Mr. George Tuck *aid he
resided at Dewliah on March 10th3 hots/fen seven aid
eight he was driving toward* his home. His ...der
WIJI in the carriage with him. When about half a
mile from Puddletown, he saw two large hods of stuns
coming tower& hint. Defendant was nearly in the
middle of the road, and there was. no 1,1017) for witness
to paas. When about 100 yards from him, witneta
shouted to him, but he took no notice. Witness cim-
tinned shouting, hut defendant did not pull his
hones in, and waneas was compelled to pull his
pony's head round to avoid an accident. The pony
Was frightened and the "dash" Was broken. Witness
asked why he did not pull his bons*. to the proper
side, and defendant was iery abusive, and even
then declined to move. Witness went for a policeman,
and on the arrival id P.C. Mantel' even awl*
defendant declined to pull in he asserting there WAS 11.1
room ms. . Wilms.. maw the rind nomourisd, and there was
ample room. --P.C. Manton mid on the day in
!Kiel
cat. r othi, 1
im. lie ,:.Iwert 1
te,b, is when Nal
found the defendant's waggons PIO situated it was
inussoible for anybody to 14•14. dekll.lll4ll,
declined b. pull in, witneas moved the waggon him.
pelf to allow the riimplainant to pass. The road was
10 feet wide Irian gutter to gutter, and beside that
there was a yard ic tic,, of green award. Defendant
refused at first to give him hi. nami,—Miss Tuck
corroborated her brother's evidenri, Mr. Tuck
believed the man war perfectly sober. —The Bench
considered it to lei a very had us++. indeed, and
inflicted a fine of 20s. and oists, or fourteen days'
hard labour.
. .

1. rano. Kingman, a 1-n.l...nuttily-dn....11 young
nun, in Ow vsmiloy of Mr. Ilawkin., Meader' guilty
to king found drunk at Nlnrtimitown on Avril 11th.
- Hn exprrninwl regrnt. poised tho
naan.—Fined sn. mid
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21

WIYMOU'I'H.

, ELECTION or II; ROIANA.-The annual eioCtioll of
three members for the Board of (Mardian. for hie!.
combs. Regis took place int the liith inst. There wa.
an unusual vacancy .iwing to the death f Mr. John
Tallsit. Mr. Plowman, who WA. nominated by Mr.
Parsons, was returned at the head of the poll by 6214
votes Mr. T. K. Charles, nominated by Mr. K
Knight, WY, re-elected with fie( voter; Mr. K.
Tholllll/1, air MVO.' of Weymouth, WIM ale.'l.'cted
by 4.1.1 votes, being third on the hilt, whilst Mr.
.tyleshury, who wan nominated by the Mayor, MOW
foOrth Wllll &CI vote... AS there were only three
vacant seats Mr. Aylesbury did not obtain our.
ALAIMING )'iitn.-A fire occurred in Lons.lane
Tuesday evening at the lows, occupied by Mary Ann
Bolt. It appeared that whilst a benviline lamp wa.
Icing trimmed mime shavings were set on fire.
Suprrintendent Vickery, fortunately, happened to be
pas.ing at the time, and with the amistiuice of several
willing Pi-Tisnei, by thr •id 14 bucket. water, he
succeeded in subduing the flames until the fire.hose,
police, and watermen arrived, which they did very
quickly. Although the fire WA., then soon extin.
gUiPII•4I, • deal of damage was done to the building,
al.. to the furniture, de. At tuid-day iin Wedntsday
a fire broke out in one of the wall., but thi., too, WSW
soon quenched. The house is situated in a block of
seven, closely packed, and very old, so that had it not
been for the great promptitude displayed venous
Apneagration might have ensued.
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THE DOG SHOW.
Ali the meeting held in regent to the Yeomanry
qi 'Wednesday evening Mr. Mix.: stated A Collt•
t.eimeting had been hell at the Royal Hotel
tat day in re...wet to the dog show to be held in
Weymouth in July. The meeting Voiel a toot
satisfactory one, and matter+ were progrewsing
Lis ourably. The difficulty, however, irsoi AY it a site.
tee were opinion that the Alexandra
(;:trilvie. would be best, but a little demur was raised
as to whether the gardens could conveniently he used
for the purpose. .t+ the matter rested with the Town
Comma, .4 which the chairman that night (Mr,
Howard) WVI a member, perhaps he and the iAlver
upogml.“ of the CANIOCiI preiwiit their
inflvegas to obtain that iswition for the othole.
Mr. Cetineillow 1:111.111.%)11: It baa already been ar•
ranged in the Council to love the gardens.
Mr. ")itim; : The Mayor way at the !meting, and
he Aid got seen, to understand o.
Mr. : I left the meeting Nei* xvich an
inipriswioa as I hats stated the other day.
The subject then dropped.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21

PRICH (IN 64S IN DORCHESTER.
To MC SINOP%

I Mir, —Haw it nrerr struck You that we an. paying
an exorbitant (trice for gist iii hurthester,
of the company are fetching enornesis stuns when any
ars...tiered for male, awl no wonder when they lay 10
per cent. intenwt, and even then the ',flake a the
company an IsTlly absorbed.
kturwlY• *lr. doe Is a matter which should interest all
ratepayers as well as constnyen., for I am told that the
t•normous .um .4 about 1.1100 par anutin. I. tatid by t
Corporation for lighting the street lamps. 1 thi:g
..or local reader. ought to take this. matter into their
• o.lloldPriti..lll. In ninny towns about the ^aim
• porefirAter the rate i. 10.1. and 3.. per Loon,
and I cannot we the 'uglier .4 being thaws,' 4s. per
Loan 'imply to enrich the sharrh.4den. 1 ii., company.
I would I, one .4 the litat to wiali then, not to get fair
interest for their capital invested, bid surt•ly si •
C, nsideration should Its shown to tbe consumer and
the public, and I cannot belt. thinkins that thee
Corporation might look afterour interests in represent-
ing to the company that is, per I,oooi, Is. pee 1,000
too much.

A lisrasru.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21

RIDE TO Kill VA

OAPTAIN MID BURNABY

Royal Hone °wird&

Pods 31 vspo v—" Two pairs ol boots limed with fur were
also taken ; asid for physic—with which it Le well to Is
insplied WINS travelliag la ori•ot•tierway places —sow
animas sad Oookle's sue, A* latter • most invaleable
siediolae, sad one which I have used cis the saliva, Is
()astral Lisle' with the weasel possible gnomes la hot
PAO sumvalloes sleets predeeed upon the ruled sad body
at as Arab Shia, who was impervious to MI alive
inelisiamt whim 1 administer to him dye
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21

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Stocks and Shams of all descriptions
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Options dealt in at close markell
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Speculative accounts oper.ed at front
£1 per cent. cover, with no furthilt
liability.
Bankers' references.
Circular poet fr., applisalias.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21

DISGRACEFUL PICENk.

The "illy diagraceful scene which ha. eceurred
the Royal Oast to I)ublin leek place ins Moseley
aft...moon just before the Prince and Princemn startrd
for the railway etati.in. Shortly after saw
theneinde .4 people awietithled to witneaa the departure
frown the Castle on their way to Kineltridge Statimt.
The etepa .1 the City Hall were crowded, awl al.s the
window, The Lord I.ieutenatit, aecoinpanied by an
aide.d...aunp and a troop of Lancers', iirs.t paatwil, atid
at the carriage drove by he wax cheered, Mit emote
hitioies were almt heard. A few nl i tttt tee afterward..
Mayor O'Connor drove up in a carriage to the
City flan, 1,5 preede at a meeting 11 the Nltinicipal
°earl I. Kane !ample relied &cheer, which 1111 l nue] y
provoked a otortn hisera. Wlten the Ilwrd Nbiyor
left hi, carriage he 11..0.1111141 1.4111 turning
✓oma' to Ow t0....p1e, plootted at ti,. • i4llO •if 15155 Von".
" I will telegraph to Cork mei Mallow alsout
twatment .4 me to .slay, and I will remendwr it all Ow
slap. of my life.. I will give three cheer.. for Parnell.
If took hat, Anil, waving it in the air, called
f.,r cheer. for Parnell, which was. reels tided to by twine
people in the crowd. Ile continued, ehoutiner at the
top of voice, ''l was. determined to let the l'rinue
go in ; but yet I have been hietwd.- Mr. T. I).
Sullivan, Ml'., who had been .tanding on the .tepe,
then Caine over to the L.srsl Nlayor, And I hey 1.01
1.1.0.4141 I. the City ilall. lii a few moment.. the
l'rince awl .4 l'rittue Alisert
%'ictor toy a troop of Illtimasw, 1•11..1111, and
wen.
iiillPt cordially received, the cheermg being loud
alit! general. Ti... incident catie.l a great owneation in
I bahlin. tin the return .4 the band,. 110111 Nia.ll.iw
IIiMiIrIISSICCI6 L. o.lk place. Several home..
at •
which wa...lb.played were wrecked, inchad
ing that of Mr. Shehais, I' .-Nlay..r, awl other howwa
also mulfereil. Mr. O , w4,ln-....41 a
National league meeting in tin evening, all iniadvertAll
on what he termed the brutal consluct of the police at
Nlallow, anti amid that when the Prince catne to Cork
lie would learn the real feeling of the Inch people.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21

HCUM FOR ALL.
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01'0, or net the affected parte, it detainee. under the
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where, In immediate contact mth th • whole mums of circula tog
Blood, it neutralism n expels all impuritlek By these means
all pulmonary c ciaplalids natty be cured • rapidity and
CAM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21

ORAOROPrs AREOA TOOTH
PASTE.
By wing this delicious Aromatic D Jatifrico the soma
of the teeth becomes white. sound. sad polished Um
ivory. It is exoeedially fragrant, and specially usefaL
Get CramolVe

DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE EARS, &c.
DELLAR 'S ESSENOE FOR
DEAFNESS
Should always be triad, rut in numbers of woe, wro-
ngly enouratile. It has dose wonders. Slight diatom.
obstructions In the esse, and the incesrant buaml
bounds so frequent with affoeted bossing. IWO rsurcieods
Sold *very w bass.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-21

SULPHOLINE LOTION

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

R. IfENRY EDVfARQr 4ouftwEr BEARCII
9f

Th.. following letter will he reed With the
greatest interest by every person in Weynionth :
" S.S. Electra, !Sanwales, 16Ah April, 10415.—My dear
Sir, —According to promise I now give you an acissint
of my journey in search of health. We left London
by the 11.45 train from Paddington for Plymouth
.41 Saturday, 24eh March. Thanks to Mr Grierson
144 q emit pipacious compartment allotted to us.
Our party ooisostld Of' Mr, Pundit- 41. k., §ir ILn
Mt. .(uhyn, MP., Mr. Keighly aiLw,à, li.A„ Mid
myself. We had a pleasant psirney, and arrived at
l'lymouth at 5.30. On the platform awaiting an were
Captain Patties', of our good ship Electra, and some
,4 the officiaLi of the Eastern Telegraph Cotnpany.
Carriages had been ordered, and we at once drove MT
1.. the pier and embarked on board a steam launch,
irnich conveyed no to the Electra, a bran new ship
.4 1,300 tons, the latent addition to the fleet .4 the
eouipmiy. A 'Miter ship, the Nlhw, te, built at If..
same tinie and place; had left London four wedes
befbre with an of6cial body of 14 mon on hoard for
Malta, and had not since been heard of, which caniwel
ghtom ..ve'r the captain And officers of the Electra,
but tloCre: war Ijole; Ihrir safety._ WO were nitfavoured with very line it elithe.r- arid. ,'74l4laeut
and cloudy sky, but th Ni e omptain el the u
wan high, and he did not anticipate very bad weather.
The cabin accommodation is excellent. I have a
splendid cabin with an extra sised bed in it, which I
find most comfortable, and a bath•rooni adjoining.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

LIBERALISM V. TuRYISM.
To th• Mao,.

Sir,— I happen tolls.. in my poisuosi, t
of a ia,a.apala., forocl, for the •••
Ir(17 - the year when the Tories were 11.. .Tiling to
atilend.mir .4 their hitleona conatitutional away: it .44
a time when the wlicilecisintry WIN atirri rig (or ret,,em,
lint, air, what did the r..ry sss i s iistera 11., t••
attempt to ward off the inevitable I They sent their
paid hirelinv to stir up discontent in order to arraign
men to the liar (for treason( for only dung us-hat ii, v.
iielf and othera are rloing at the preamit tinte--to gi;
them • 'Pretence to atiatend the liberty of the people
(the HAINAN; Cortius Act). I have copied a letter sent
to Tla, Block Irerwrf by a man who was arrested, kept
in tirison without being told what he mow charged
with, and, alter being rktaineal for month., liberated
without birvg brought to trial. I aak iuy felb,w work'
ing-men of the present day to read it carefully and
the trenaltiee our forefathers ha,e paid. and the
!Marries they have endured, tn order to wring from
mir Tory omirewsors the libertuo Wo•it I.ll,ent
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

MORTON.

SAD CAA K OF SI. I /MN MATH.— A Slid CAae of
midden death occurred here on Saturday. It al II !eared
an elderly couple named White have been living on
the Frampton ....tate fiw some yearA, and the huaband
lie-n laid up with rheumatisi for Amite 11w., he
being quit., lielpluia. On :law ay afternoon Mr...
Whit, MIN ellgarl helping her usband put on hia
boots when Ahr tell forward with A groan, and expired
immediately. Si..e had been attended by Dr. LyA,
Sere Regio, and death hi gul,lcoot4 to have been
camie4 by heart dim:3.w. The ileveametl woman was
06 year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

TENNIS BA ELS

" Winfrfir " and " Ayrea " Championship,
onenal and nno.vertql II A 8 of opleodid
valtw, at Low prier..

TENNIS NETS the ill•Mt mulity ;
f.,r him.

-ikv7wl

f
r • A For Alumlona qf
(RICKET 11.1Tf4, BALLS, AEI) MATERIAL,
W4.ll,lietwinwil and :will It”iir cientintinin in
fluidity awl price with any bonne in the Trade, am 1w
.t tlw mak and
i• (1,114 oltahlvirl t.. .Bfrer hi. etiptiniwn 1 /hitinct

TIIE DORSET COUNTY FANCY REPOSITORY.

PnI:OIIXSTFP.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

THE "LOUIS" VELVETEIN

MOST intteri ,la aro anitabla only for carts
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woollen that make a perfect travelling truck Would be
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As regards the Adornment of Women, nothing

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the Wearer, and. requiring but little ornament,
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and lhapery.

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THR NAME
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bitarita, Dosoassrsa.

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cannot he had through, or of any Watchmaker
in the Kingdom. Any infringement of the
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Book explaining the ad% maligns of this Watch
ov.r the Full Plate Vnglish Wateli, sold by
all other makers, will be sent Post Free on
application, to
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WATCHMAKER TO lI.M. THE QUEEN,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

RSTIAIATES GIVEN FOR

Posters, Auction Bills.

alogues and Conditions of Sale

Handbill; Concert and Lecture-
Belli.

Circulars, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note I leadings, B
Heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statemen
of Accounts, Societies Rules

Pamphlets, Sermons

Cheques, Memwandum Forms,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

WEYMOUTH.
AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE.

The membeni of the Weymouth .kniateur Dramatic
Society gave their oecond performance in the Theatre
Royal, 4141 Friday night, before a very large howw. In
the wunoto oif the evening the full band of the Royal
Scots Foulliens discounoed molar splendid selections of
1111 l sic. The curtain rooe on the popular farce of
" Box and Cox," which was lint produced at the
Lyn.. Theatre, Isondo on. The ca.te f"lb.W.:
Harry T. Foote; Coo, Harold Stevelo. ;
Iluuncvr, S. Noorthever. Each took
very well mohool, the neigh hieing that the limes.
Waal kept in omit mm. roars of laughter. Ti,. oeozond
Dirt of the iirogr • aOa a local hiotorical drama in
three act., entitled "The Poiamed Cup,- or " Wey-
mouth in the olden tune." This drama is rather too
heavy for amateur representation, ao it embrace,.
stomeo and ciro aim.. trying to the abilitiou
profeuionabo, and, to aoy tlw least, it certainly was a
hold venture on the put 44 an amateur ouciety
only a few njontlis The participants urn.: -
Mr. HatVwt.ni 1,1 iiiervlmammt nowling iii frlo.n!la'l,
Walter rt. Charha Major IA thriving young
merchant Weymouth), Adolphus H. Legg ; Sir
John Trenchant (a doeigning man, *not a dater...now
rival I. Harold A. G. Stevens ; Sir Hugh Mortinwr
(letter known a.. "Mail Mat,- an outcuth Waller J.
Itoloinem ; Ilevtor Dobbs (servant to Mule. Majorh
Henry T. 'Lade ; I /ark I 4:ivy non old ruffian in the
pay of Sir John Tnuchanli, Harry T. Foote ; 4 :elide
Nichols.. (his partner in ennwl, John S. NoelloVer ;
Ilaywanl (the merchant's daughter in love with
Charle. Majowl, S. C. Witetk J aus ; o 11l ill Jully
(a shaido, Mea Nellie Bartlitt. Act
I. -Meeting of the 1.,,cr.6 ; the prophecy. Act 1111.--
111, ;filmil. Act 111. - the potoomed cup ;
retribution. The official. were :---Stage manager, C.
(;,,, assisted by .1. Scott ; secretary and treasurer,
W. If. Wank ; costumier and pemiquier. W. It. P.
Jeffery. Dramatic orchoetra : Pouliot, Sydney C.
Baker; H. W. Parkman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

Corrrsponoence.

TIM vocurfreen CAMP.

TV ti;

Dear Sir.—Allow me through the med. 4 your
valuable paper to express my heartfelt thanks to
" Oki Voltintket f.,r I,hhlicly esbn,wilig his
views on the Volunteer annual catnip...lit.
I conaider his propioni an emodlent one, and dwiire
to state that my viewk with those 4 other comrados
.4 mine, perfectly coincide with his, in fact I should
be most delighted to have his imposition carried out.
Hoping you will find a place for this, I beg to
remain, yours respectfully,
A PUIDIIMT VoLvrreu.
Dorchester, April 24th, ItitCh
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

111:701CLI7ORD.
OPENING OF A NEW MISSION ROOM A?
MIICILEPORM.

Tiler, has been ereiase) at the pretty little hamlet
f Muckleford, • village enunted on the Frampton
Estate, and about equidistant hoer etratton and
Grimatonei • moot Bullet/en= at the smut tilne•
tlrrant mansion nein, for wie of the littio.
and ungoverned by any met or party. It ham
been built by "tbe earneet desire and loving thought"
(as the inscription over the entrance sets forth) of the
late Mn.. Sheridan, actuated aa that beloved lady wan
by a xincere wivh for the spiritual aad temporal welfare
of her own Muckhifind pour people, a* she dvbigiotiod
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

fmptrial IParliament.

NOUS% ()11 LORDS.
in the limme .4 le.nl • Frid.tr. umiiber
Ili,'" were Ills 11111P1+1. .fig•t. Ills.. • wmre the
itormigh l'oliee and ilealth ISeethuel) ltill, road a
....yowl time, anrt refemed ton Select Committee, 41111
the Egyptian loian Itill, which through Corn.
mitt.... The wport of amendment" on the Infant"
11i11 wan agree.' to.

HOUSE Or COMMONS.
Fal Dm%
.fr. Gladstone in the 114 Mole Common:. Main.
tained his reticence regarding the iirogneei 44 negotia-
lions with Russia, although the I •l ~it in were 11 nu
'mums backward in the matter ..f intern sratent.
Some feeling was created by an anienincenient that
France had broken off diplomatic relations with
Elope, kit it .111.111..nt1y tranviroll that
the telegram ilium which the statement was
beinchel had 1,,.., Cri.,lll4.tisly transmitted. Th•
Houee then, in iiiiii ittee, considered the
Registration of (frelanil) Hill upon the
clauses of which there were ...yen' protracted discus-
'MlLL

wild) nEAsrs BURNED ALIVE.
A Paris telegram in the Doily Nrors stater that a
fire which broke .sit in a cotton spinning issuildisfi.
ment at Roubaix spread to a wail heart show is a fair
hard by. Several and bears were Isirtind alivii,
and when their roaring was lounl there wan teniblii
alarm in the streets lisit they get loose.
tltiiiiatoly there wan A runli tn. eat their grilled flesh,
which many found palatable.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

GENERAL PRJOIC LIST.

One Scientific System, with general instruction at
the office as long as desired, LI.

One System in full, with special printed instructions,
enabling anyone to thoroughly understand it, will be
sent by post to any part of this United Kingdom for
El.

Our Patent Double TRACING WHEEL, tracing
two lines at a time, one to cut by and the other to
sew by, making the seams all ha same width,
enabling a young girl to do the tacking as well MI an
e perienoed Dressinaker, wiU be found invaluable to
ladies if they have much sewing to do, as it saves a
great deal of time and labour. The above wheel will
be sent to any part of the United Kingdom on receipt
of 2s. (Two Shillings). Post Free.
PoetOlfice Orders (crossed) to be made payable at
/moral Post-Otlioe, London, to N. HANBURY, Limited,
712, Regent-street, Regent Wens, London, W.
A few more Ladies of intelligence and good address
WANTED, to learn our System, as teachers to give
instructions at private housea. Unexceptionable
reference. requir,d AGENTS WANTED in every
town to sell System. Send for Agents' Specaa
Price List.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

LECTURE SY MR. HENRY NOULE.

On Tutorlli,' evening • lecture wam delivered by Mr.
Henry Houle to the members and friends iit the
Working Men's Club, Fordington. The Rev. A. A.
Leonard presided. The subject ssl tlw lecture was
" British and ROMS Roads, Barrows, sod Maiden
Castle." We give the remarks relative to Maiden
Castle is ritensi, and purpose to give Mr. Moille's
paper on the roads, kc., in our next impression:—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

THE LATE LORD MAYOR.

The following acknowledgment has been received
1,1 the vote condolenoe forwarded lay the Town
Council to the bereaved family of the laic Lord
Mayor :
2, Giurtlichl Gardens, South Kensington,
April 24th, Itr
Dear Sir —I have had the honour to receive your
most kind ietter, conveying to me, in terms for which
I can never be too grateful, the condolence of the
Town Council of I hirchester, in the great bereavement I
have..., suddenly sustained by the death if my dearly
loved haishanal, the late Lord Mayor Nonage.
Such mark', of affectiiinate ahalarvciat 1,1,1 airy akar
husbanil's services and character, and of earnest
riaathy with in lay great loss, have oink very
aly heart, and will help me, I tnast, to Isar
with furtiteide and resignation the terrible affliction
which under the divine will I am called upon to

li,eg to convey and expreat to thaw in %viewer 111.111 r
you write the eincere acknowledgment o niyeelf awl
my family for their kind expression of eynepatliy.—
Believe me, Ote., _ _ _

I. C. Norr.t,.r_

H. Symonds, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28

rigs oit4Rmss,
To the Maar,

Sir,—Your correspondent, " Iwo Facto," must
have had on hio wrong opectacleo (tor he must lie near
sighted 1, when he read oty otatonnent of thee
Wisnleonoe Charitiok err OW he mud t have MY% it WAY.
Ciillll.ll fr. on the return of the Charity Commiseioners
report .4 1i44.3-4 from statements supplied to them
rf.m I rile, intereged lllretch charities. its NV isseleorue,
void. alici n a • It . f 'be Wini•
borne Charity Tn tesifittr ne'er"flre, 'Morteresissaiorts reg..
but what &land the, clinrchwardi ns 'hied
Facto" wish.. to extol ? If they had received the
money from this Charity at that time, why did nit
they acquaint the Commineioneris like the reef, at
that they could have printed the fact.
Now let me give " Ipso Facto " facts, which are
stubborn things. Bore Regis'.. ahem in this Charity
ip stated like Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, no
mines ; hut • gentleman 41 P.. 1.• orly within the last
ten year., finding it was nor pald, toad.. +application
ter payment, but overlooked the fact that Milian-no
atileham's share (a parish attached to Here) was also
not paid.
T 6 Commissioners have stated in their communica-
tion to me only a few week, am. they are ntal in
4ro4munitstioo4 with Sir Frederic J hnsipme file
renttnyannt of payment of Vifosiiinuell'a ahem in
dint Marity. •
But ' why dons " I pe. ram,,': write unger •
cognomen ? Why iiiihaMed to put hip real flat.,.' and
address. I can Amon. him I have not token tip this
I onatt.Pr for any lovi• of indi'iriok, hut with a feeling of
in4iffo4lnll to think that many ain4 nirn and
Woman' wl.n have finis.' the .j.rl4' tttl. jlayr 1p
driven to the workhouse, and compeller' to bill a
pauper's grave, whilst a little vrovielie.ri hew lawn made
for them by the departed philanthropists, which haa
been misappropriated by tb• rich.

GlOllOl Nit'DOE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

I,IICNKIENNITN,

Brigham Arnohl waq charod with Isiitig drunk
wad riotoin. on the quay .m Saturday night at about
12 o'clock - The ca., was pnneil ilansford,
who mi.' that the tlefendant was ti,rliring. He had
lost Ili/ 1, La aiit WAir4INNIt. who la
etnployed on the yacht Fr., I.atic.. received • good
character from a gentleman, who, W., prcAmile, was
the owner of the yacht e *aid Ow defendant had
1.'.'., employed by liii,. for 'UMW yr..lr., awl that this
was the that time he WA,. aware of hi.' taking too
notch .Irinic. -rlactichnt '..id he and the engineer
had a few wont,. : also 'kit (non WOrd. they got to
hh,ws.— If, wan tined 104., itichuling c

Tr E.DAT.
iirfore the Mayor 31.....5r, Nick, Ru., and
ll..pkins.

AN 01.11

Mary Ann Darn.. ag. 39. a 1111AMPII WomnlL wan
brought up in enatody for being drunk and diaorderly.
—On the previona night P.C. Stickland new the
prisoner at about hallpiwt eight .011 the Bach. near
the Eiolanade. in a very drunken condition. She fell
over two lathe., who wit on the Beach listening to the
hunt. —Priooner, who has previously liven before the
Court, Wael fined 7m., or wven days. hawrisentnent.

THIC VELON.I 111

Maurice Tisiney, aged In, awl Frank Adams, 19,
la-irateo in the Dorset Regiment, *eq.° brought up
141 remand for stealing a silver watch and jet chain,
value Ws.. the properte of Mr. landlord of the
It.,yal Oak, Weymouth : also platisl brooch, value
the property of .lasie Helen Gatrell.—Adanie
pleaded guilty, itnrl he threw the watch on the
railway line net,. 11irche-ter Barracks, but it had not
le.", (mind, although search wail made.—He
was Aentenocel to 28 clay: heel labotir.—Tooney, who
pleaded e..c guilty, was discharjrisl, hut the Bench
mei a ileal lif suspicion attached to I .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

ON SOCIAL PURITY AND THZ
INFIRMITIES OF MAN.— Addressee
to young men, with advice on Health, and
containing Receipts that will restore the nervous
and debilitated to the full power of Manhood. Fees
for the benefit of all who desire a safe and speedy cure
without the aid of quacks. Send one stamy to prepay
pootage. Addrima. asoinkla, lastiM4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

WIXBORNII.

AMACLT CT SAVVIDI.—At the police•court on
Wednesday afternoon, three navvies named John
Wlllett, Thomas l'rios, and John Williams, were
brought up before Colonel Paget and Mr. W. Druitt,
charged with having the previous day assaulted Henry
Newman am! Frederick Early. driver and dairyman,
in the employ of Mr. T. Chissell, Oakley Farm. It
appeared that a+ conuilainants were driving along the
road a cart containingit cow, the defendants wanted
to ride in the cart, and on being refused, threw stones
and otherwise WILUILed the complattuints. They
were each sentenced toll days' hard labour,
Lorin R. CHURCHILL AND SIR a DILIER.—Lord
Randolph Churchill, in hitt speech at Wimborne, con-
tended that Sir Charier Nike had admitted in his
speech at the Reform Club that the redistribution of
s 11 eats W. the sole work of Lord Salisbury and the Tory
party. A Salisbury gentleman having called Sir
Charles's attention to the remark, his secretary has
replied :—"Sir Chariest would rules you to the Tim*
and Daily New of Monday, July 90th, for the correct
version of the passage which Lord Randolph Churchill
pionably intended to refer to, which occurs is a speech
made by him on the previous Saturday at the Reform
Club. You will be able to judge from the report if
Lord Randolph Churchill's stacsusens gives a just or
accurart4 imPeralke of WAS Sir Marla DiDce really
said."

LATEST
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

WiTMOUTE

- -
IN oonsequence of the very Atorany weather, the I
propiwal that the R.Y.S. yacht.. At should sail
an squadron (according to the airseticeol the late Lord
Yerborough) to Portland at the etmelu.ion the
regatta could not be carried out, and they only went. 2.
round the Warner. It is intended next year to
arrange for a week's cruise down Channel after lb.
Cowes retretta.-
-. . .

I Da. Sarrn's WILL—The will and two ctslieils et
William Johnson Smith, M.D., late of ioesmhill,
Weymouth, who died on .%pril 12th last, wiwo
proved on 12th June hy Thomas Crawford,
John Grey, the nephew, Jame. Nlcrhersim Lawrie,
MLR, and William Johnson Smith, the acting
enecutora for all purposed other than such as are con-
nectesi with his Irish proFerty, the value of the
=I estate amounting to upwards of r 75,000.
devises all his real estate and chattels, reel
ginaied in 'reload, to hie brother, the Rev. &mei

Johnson Smith, whn is appointed executor fir Ir.iland.
and he bequeaths tn him E.5,00n. lie als, is. cleaths
£O,OOO win trust for his Mrs. Qray, f. ;- life,
and then for her children ; ti;mod opal trust fir his
sister, Mrs. Hyland. for life, :mil then for the
daughters of his said brotleir r.t to the Royal
Heapital, Wernouth,if he ha• ntvi‘eii that amount
in hia lifetime; CA torach .4 the I i..rcas and Ilienevii.
lent S. (titles of theasid town ; and teintermis other
lissme”ts. Hi. estate, i/odinanstone, llorset,
to a rent charge .4 1:14 is, annum, whichhe gives to
his nephew, :John lr fig Smith, he settle. ..n his
nephew, William .4 in Smith. The residue .4 his
real and personal estate he leaves upon tred to his
nieces. Eliza Jane Johnson, Fanny Margarii Smith,
Katherine Georgiana Smith, and Annie Jane Smith.
family ; 3, Captain awl the Hon. M•-. Clark-
limm.ly and family : 10. Mr. awl Ir.. Swafß.•ld
and family, Mr. awl Mr, 1111..iikwayt awl family.

Sitirrtk47—Arrivala Cygnu. 'l:holier, Jersey,
general; Aquila (s), Painter, Jersey, general : Brigh•
Fall., .Tersey, general; Victoria Is i, Galena,
Bournemouth, Tolland Bay, and Brie. ;
Premier (a), Haill, Bournentouth, passenger.. ; !hike
of Cornwall, Rugg, Lyme, ballast ; Lively, Capp,
Southampton, halfwit; Two Friends, Playle, sew.
cantle, coal.--.. Sailings: Cygnus Is), Flisher,' Jeney,
general; Painter, Jersey, general • Brig
ton (a), nine, Jervey, general; Victoria Isl, Owen%
Bournemouth, Totland Bay, and Rydr, pamaenitera ;
Premier 09, If aill. Bournemouth. pasisengrni : St.
Loveridge, Iluernaey. hallaat : Annie, ILO
-
der, Portland. nil ; Etcelsior. lioulton, Portland, nil
Tyrrel, Southampton, ballast ; Duke of Corn-
wall, Rugg, Lyme, ballast.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

POLICZ rOLRT
T111'1011,11%

Preamt—Th” Mayor (Mr. W. Maw). and Memr..
Farnwr, Stone, Westeni, and Curti..

SIR ARTHUR mums.
Ti... Vayer alluded to the cerent appointment ef
Sir Arthur Collins to the Towil Chief•Jtisticeship
"tiaras, and in a few well chemen sentences expr•ssed
the gratification the town must feel in the elevation
to such an imioulant pest ef a gentlemau who was
lawn within the Isiningh. his Worship added his
holm, that Sir A. Collins might lent,: he spared in
health and strength to discharge the arduous duties
which from the loltice would devolve mem him
Vuiibsrn lleiatowe was A 1111111 l oiled for wasting the
water of the Water Cemaany.—Case cliatniaaed.
Harris V. %Yodeling. -This was .%11 arliommis e t cas
A using language calculated t+. lead tw mach ut the
peace.--The plaintiff 31.1 W wished to withdraw the
summons.—Mr. Travers, who appeared for the ile.
fenilant, strongly protested against the case being
allowed to he withdrawn. It was a frivolous and
vexations charge, and h.. asked the Bench to dismiss
it with oat..—The Bench agreed to this, awl allowed
costs, including alvecate's fee, the Ilayor remarking
it could not lie allowisl that poeple Ail/UM 1111 l
there awl take .eit 1111 l onses, and when they found
they were unable to aubotantiato their cam to with.
draw.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

ON APPLICATION TO

DUNCAN, WATSON, & 00.,
Lubricating Oil and Grease Merchants and Misnulaiturers,
DASELWOOD ROUSE, NEW BROAD-STREET, LONDON, 8.0.

No Oren Omcx.

Engin* Dad MN:W=7 Oils al every docriPtice humii. Cal• Par Gallon and upwards
Amu WU= 124 DINTRIOTS_IINRIPUIBENTID.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

TOWN COUNCIL.

WRI,NE-`41,.% V.

A meeting 1 1 the Town Council waa held to-dAY.
and the agenda laver attracced a large attendance.
There were pre.ent -The Mayor or. ate), Alder.
man .tyle., Hamilton, Styria/. Norton, and ItiiekleY.
and Councillor. ‘Ve.tern, Hisd.on, Farmer,
Yeatman I hekinwon, Blanchard, Stone,
Buckley, Budge, and Barnes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE AND THE TEMPER-
ANCE PARTY.

Th.. following letter has been received by Mr. H.
J. Rogers, of Weymouth, in reply to enquiries ad•
eln.awsl to Mr. Sturgis respecting his views .si the tem•
prance
.quiwtion.
'Kingston Russell Hmise, lkwehester,
July 4th, 1"...5.
" i)L R —Referring to the converwstUm I had
with you and other gentlemen at the Bunion Hotel
yesterday, concerning the question of temperance
reform, I now write, in accordance with your request,
to re-capitulate briefly my views on that very import.
ant utewtion. As I have loon. than once stated in
public. I feel mtrongly on this subject, and shall always
he anxious ti i forward any 111e.1111131 which will tend to
advance the cause of temperance. I an. in favour of
what is mlled 'lsncal Option,' for I think the inhabit;
ants 04 a distriet*hould a11.,w,c1 to decide for them-
selves whether they will ha vs liublichouaes, or —and,
if a, how many.
" I am not prepared, however, to go into any details
if such ^scheme, and though I am not—with my
prewint information—averse to what is styled a
' Direct veto,' I cannot consent to pledge inyos.lt to
support it.
" I will oipport 3 total Sunday Closing Bill for Eng-
land if brought forward by the Government—and I
see Ho reason why I should Ant support Inc if brought
forward I.y a private member—but in this latter
at.. I van undertaking beforehand.
oTeiloing tips... views will be satisfactory to you. I
am, yonvw faithfully,
" If. P.
"Mn, 11. J. Itoger...-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

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