The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01 00:00:00

imperial Varlianititt.
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HOUSE OF LORD%
YONDAT.—The Prints Chap:lA !Gaol

—TLiaDAT. —Various bill, wart *Armee&
TElcliaDAY.—Lord Canute, ,a behalf of the
mood, ware notice of an alte.ration it IRS intibibi
the noble dukes amendment to the woad resdieg gb.-9
ba consequence of s difficulty that eralikey
point of order. For the word+ "that the Sale, 7,2
to the second reading, kc.," would bu ',beanie '&7,1
that tho lloUis befure assenting to the 140,41,
Lord CaIINAAVON haling called Weni. t.tre
of cholera from the Emt, the o.peer,a..4 e.*!
precautionary mamma they proi.,Nol .
The Earl of Kisumu= replied that notha, .
locynntl warning the tool autherit;e, t cur,'
eallitary arrnio.n.l.ent,

runic-10;d Cadans canal attent ,a to s
state of public business. Ile complaint: its:
measures of legal, social, and sanitary ref win hal
to tth:strpgjlit4.l{llllll't suchUrinomifstuhree ai :he lta!'dt;er'''tgol'
up to them in the middle of AlLeust, be snrvid ttat
of adjourning to the autumn was an tine
the Royal prerogative, and that that; loreWnw
right to decide to what period they w0..1.1 eliaza,
was until the usual HMO of meeting neat Febbure
at what time the Ballot Bill would be brosgbi
lordships, and what the probability wal of an utile.
Carl OLIVILt.I regretted that he C cold net tsge,t
definite auswer to either queetion. Ho '
state of public businesar war not the fault octt
riess
but due to the manner in which their Lao hal ift
by straining the rules of the Houle to the titling.
went was pledged Lock their utmost to paw the en-
H'. Bill and the Ballot Bill thi. year, eel nay si:t
lightly throw up that reeponsibility. The ilea, f,
adjournment to the autumn hatl 1104 been mtg. util
wurse it would Le necessary to consult both Ike. A
had sufficient confidence in the peblic spirit ri t,:
t feel 'soured that they would readily searifice a.ww,
feeling-4 and personal COUVeIIiCIICV to promote •
' interesta;

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Iloroo.—Mr. Thus sraced it the itieen'l damn, a,
end. wed, could not be pre tided C.,r out t th,Oa Le
Mr GLADIITOSI explained that the Civil Le vai aea
entered into by the Sovereign arid the Perlis:hat at :
lineament of each reign, and all the alraattesittn:
. . . . . . . .

be derived frees ha ecoionnical adnustretbe weed ler.
the Cruel% and nut to the country. The itallA UMainz:
Progrow

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Timear.—Clanie 9 el the Ballot Bill har.ing been
Mr. Foirma said he would state on Thur.lay the eaw
Gorerumeut would go on with.

Watgrasoar.-11r. C: SIIITU In motlng the hex:
low ot the Weight. and Mamma (Metric System) Et.
that there were no 'elm than 61 ollff,rent olemure. It

forbuil;;:iiUr,

9 for coal-;:i -fur brteke;jrk, 3 fur titii.br:9 for
and 14 different weights called
.one The mem:
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had been advt..% iu Frsnce, liolland, Spain, tirees,?
Italy. Riumania, Peru, and other couutrie., and 1r1.4
to bo adopted In Geniany. No lest than Gei per Cent
exports were sont to viuntries wing tido span, said:
sdoptai in England, it would not only bo eaCy leant
would enable us to save largo sum, in our COMPICITY:

tions With otbct countries it pres!ut u 411; tt..to4r,

In—our-intecrhenge of export; and Import. unit Mx;
Iwo should 'arc 6 percent. In respect el scuiets, 14.

cent. on our meastlrei

Mr. Ilanisioar.llorn, In moinj the rdection et n 1
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said the great obJectons to tho metric syskm saw
fusion that IrJuld ho occaaioned by ita itarslocta.

&faculty that attended tho diriatuU i.lbatolivi,a
and measures under the system. lieridionel tas tn

polling a farmer to abJuie the old I.lllllllz tow
roods and to speak of M. land as se Lamy aro, ad I

distance from the merket,then es se mioy I.oa

dsemals of kilometre'.

Yr, Sii; eireox-seco—oded the amendment,

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Sir CU IIUAS ADDIOLLIT supp)rtal the L.ll
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worthy. okluntation the exauiple of Cs
pelled to get rid ~f the aueivit u
and adopt the metric system.
I. C. Foarsecrs, on behalf of the Geyer.=
that any advance in the direction of tin orzi:fe
should be of • tentative and peruussi,c clurs=
mimed that before next session the (fis ennata:
consider the recommendations of the stsului

with a view to nuking some eituprebeuuve ia4
the metrical system on a legal footing sloop., :a WA
system.
Er. (18. Min said as an affriculinrist h. 'it2
as
absolutely necessary that there should he 1 ••fie ,:16 •
weights and measures, anu be belies el tha •-•
metric system would be the bon—(cliesus). 11. La `..•
by the cwt., mutton by the b., and pr by r• •
Shropshire there were not only different suF2t
towns, but different weights on dtfferent
same town—(iaugliter). A little girl .•f h:s nd
the myeteries of troy weight, and Le hoped the
would soon be spared what ahe had gone theattib. 2;2;
that the adoption of the metric system shied lo "I._L,
pulatry at the end of ten years . • and he believed I:I.";
few years they would look back with a.tontdonal
evils arising from multitudinous weights nod Maga
sirALDaliata Laws:axes, who objected t.ttu
that if the French system were to be adopted tismst
was nearest In quantity to the English ',intend wit—if.
Ss its equivalent, would subject the poor man tot •
than a tenth in his plot of beer or milt, or staleC,
commodity he might purchase by that mcmure,
warn little doubt that the charge would both, ages
was for the pint.
Feerlisainal. would rather take the odium
a reduction of seam than a change in the witcal::'
working men were accustomed to make their puraes
The Muse divided, and the numbers were—
For the second reading 77
Against . • el
• • •• •• 6

The bill we. consequenUr rejected.
TunaNDAT.-11r. Follette stated the inteuti.o the
went with reference to the Ballot Dill The clauses
altered the mode of nomination and the manner 01 tains,
had either buil Nuictioeed or were under considers:au
the remainder related to corrupt practices and the elan
the legal expensed of elections on the rates. It ern
to abandon the corrupt preetioes clatter, on the utnle
that that subject Mould be dealt with next year;
clauses preventing public-houses from being used alas
rooms and dealing with the legal expenses of electin
be retained, " but all the others," the right hue.
stated, " would be dealt with first." This arranger—
Disraeli mildly denoenced as unsuidectory, and sr
likely to (militate the progress of business Then"-'
he thought' bad better state whet clauses they lett:kW,
up and what they intended to proceed with.
Mr. GLADIrrOXII defended the arrangement. The G.
Intended to peas is meth of the Bill as tuey
the clauses were likely to give rise to protroud
they would be abandoned rather than the
should be delayed. A low gentlemen un to,
benches reiterated Mr. Disraeles complaint, xi,
was then allowed to drop. A question Its, in; niitu.
log 11.11 autumn union.
OuultriOn mid he would make an Aka.°
the subject in a few days. The House then ust
natee on the bill, and fair progress was made
The presentation 4 a Royal M 15•61.0 Lrit lbe
allowance to he made to Prince Arthur was
laughable incident. Mr. Guns:rose, takkg
We
bar, and hokilug e paper in his baud, annuls:el ttt'.,l
the bearer of. melange from the rjueen. :lit
up the Huse, and placed the document. in 111“:7;'
Speaker, who, when hon. gentlemen who
removed their bats, proceeded to read in creuit.,•,,a
Indeed, read them to the end, when it war foul P.p.".
ratisesge had been placed in the hands of the
and that the One which he had preeenteil
the House of Lords—a discovery
laughter from all parts of the House. hue ..• 9
right inemage, which had by mistake bun
Granville (but not presented by him) ham.;
Was brought up In due form by the Premier, '-
with souse Ironical cheers, and Monday ski *IV. ...11r.
consideration. The consuge was
being desirous of making competent prviiaiuo '
able supportd maintenance of her thini
Albert, recommends the coluide't:
to her faithful ()ominous, and relies Alton
west to adopt such measure. as W.)
to the ocoasion."
IPRIDAY.-111 committee on the Dalai Bill,
bachedve were agreed to,
After some discussion progress was reprnti`t_, or'
After complaints from Mr. DISILAILL Ind
ben' of the OppoelUon as to the delay that hid 15h7......
reference to the Navy iietimates, the Deus weOl
mind° of Supply. when Mr. Four's eso or!
vote of 61,1a,401, which, he stated. 1i."1
8.543,4231 on the preceding year. The lucre:is
sequent mainly on the tureene in the number
of
Um cost ed Clin7ing un the new Act. —lire us!
after • short dacuselon, and £176,17 lung
Science and Art, the other business was oi
Straws wu suspended nil 9 o'clock.
The House resumed at 9 o'clock-
/Ir. Yuma called attention to the con4iloi°6llo.
01 the Beard of Trade, and moved for Munn 1'

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Tax Twesuata CAas.—Wo modtrow
thg
Important iatolliganan has boou roonyed ftlf r:„
with respect to tho Toohbonto wOO%
tioatou of the long robe ha. aorta, o.° Mono'
JI
natl.% Con aa errand whioh • r, riscosbouto of the mood 0014 W
cs el roil 1114—elobs.

ITIIEWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMM,
. THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS ANDM-)!HICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1871.
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-i—i-"- hick... lb, mei poi glitWilsome at the partied weeleyen Sunday schools. Varicose masements wen i AN IMPORTANT WARNING.
the memorial that provided, and at live o'clock • public tee war Mkt, the , Aktwagoe is ogled by the Rdwristrar-Clenciral to the
ill tohneeirrgbiettiotalaziodu obliging( f°:ll7elit(.4k
Mampobirt.
WEYMOUTH. Kr. hyon sid prisoner wont out fis a pot, because he would Mr, Emoseedioroposed the hospital should he tweeted I w
.___. bows mememeema
not buy the gotd leed. for he had noose for it. in an Isola position, at a cost not exceeding Ed Per I itlcalT °Cm men said that . *Kis wee perfectly profite arising from which_ were to bs devoestedsrereto the i fact that Asiatic choler* le entering Western Melrose , se
Plialmsometnith Ilegorisa.-Mr. Cole, whose able Edward Taylor a workmm for Mr. Ilibliia rekl be had gilded hed. They might Garry this on the faith
"PP-
The laseusß"reitoan..ahgeakinsntstmmesertsaingthwarthitiey
tied la • rig_ht. Waterloo dee' school After te• list• ' through Ruda, where it Is feat advancing on the
children returned to their 1 WINGUETBII..
lecture ea the development of speaks we have so much • elms fur Kr. 1-Yam• bad November. Mr- Lyon A Nowith Stneint was ur ved i hri the rear ,
Oilmen is remembering. has eneessefdly passed the bad him with the gold leaf. Witneie expressed surprise that mr.
Lyon the material, and he accounted font by saying that hither. 1 The TOWN CLINK Ma that dlirb Hr. Hr. Howard's newed until dusk, when the o i German frontiers. In the sawed week of this month •
w me ; mayoralty, the matter wog investigated and the In- homes, lit broke out in Nellkowyraki (a town of Poland, on the Exchange on We dneedey evenio. • - 4ti
4, „..,
=Or examination as a pharmaceutical chemist. he had workel at gilding, and bad the tools. to shelved this Point, and he moat sesi Mar° -88
88
dor made a 'report. It was then peeved to the ' spe GONORIGATIOSIAL SUNDAY SCHOOL-The children of road to Keenigeterg. west ...f the Niemen), where 34 of ty a duen, and witness.! in ii •
lir. Lyon admitted that witness had touc chd up • glue for colour of tenth in the accusation.s esti e,
uthJactlou of the Corporation that no nuisance this school had their anniversay on Wednesday. They I deaths oecarred within a few days. The epidemic has ', preparation, at•purance. and distil, .„,. 'e" iit,
Hoeouss AT WIMDLIDOY--We are deighted to find • The Maine said the mirongett polo
in the ream'. -- k or k ---- 'clock and in procession with I prevailed in Wile* for four weeks, and from 10 to 15 number of Volunteers,y "-ler*
him 8°•-- Impress emkted. Ho new is own knowledge that Wallis arnembled about two o rosemary, and
,t, not only did Mr. T. R. Charles, of the Sib D.ILV Wituesoontinusd that he felt uncomfortable, fearing it ente mandations of the meeting he spoke of was tothrough the town: The Poole deaths are reported daily. Al its present rate of pro- Volunteers, desirous of showing the.
... or re. had appLied to medical men to certify that the factory ease and banners Palmed
the 3rd prise in the shooting for the Prinoe of am if
not all right, Lid he would not have done uy more for uponother the people's minds the great nomem" •nuisance,d they had refused. Waldo bad-Band d the School banner heeded the grass it may mask Germany In two or throe weeks. The worn oonootned at all events. they as
prise, but he also won another £5 In the shoot. be uked tion f the hospital well • la ey s promenade an are octet 4 Health
the Alexandra prise, when he made 18 points Mr. Lyon said that all workmen did a little "on the croft," vocalisation. It was true the quet-,-„ greatn point. beefed insult upon Minh on the Board, bad made the
....
heardone
procession and then followed the Rev. T. On, the Rogistrar-General reminds the new Public' Hutt have determined to go Into the ect,te„,,sel bit
-ds. Thus Mr. Charles has taken the greeted and Olio was why witness would not work lo .
...apt my. „,,,,_,, _
.misidatements with
er weeeononded by Kr. Bern, grommet regard to the way in Mayor (14. Alderman Harker), superintendent of the Department and the Mod and municipal bodies that by goodly foorceth with
anted hog i iil timely ad/mash-Mims ureasuree they may mitigate the eithout sub.itantiol f * )---erce, --;
'ems s Proeoution was which small-pox patients had been removed to the wth 4so The girls each c a no 0 flowers are, and filar a,....., set-
honours gained by the county. Veltman gave Mr. Lyon • receipt for the Job, and taB
and carried.
waa that produced. tof theshop Union-house. , ert teaseo
*IMAM OP THE Gilman Smetitn.-We Yr. Lyon soul the Job was done In the fro" outwit dad. Tin =mesons° APPARATUS.watery drill has been going on use
Thrdrum.and fife band headed the boys. and MP J. severity of its attacks, if it be now too late to prevent would be disagreeable and tit f'' -"and'
was nbehind' , it
We IN finding that our townsman mr. before my one who might come In, and there • dis-
The
Guardians
of
the
poor
hiring
obtained
..the_.
from
hat Kr. ..
Weston
uT a
yo AssaT:k saidne
asked, supposing
the Se:lit-bePekßoardwee entirely Gore bible clam brought up the rear. They went to the Invasion of the Asiatics enemy.
• field at Longfleat greeted by Mr. Akierman Rogers. Exchange for the pest fortnight. Me
•co has been vice-consul of the North honest about that, -
~.. ,
soot rini fur earthing for Infecting apparatus, on the "deultuudiug
by the Broadstose Sunday
ar. Hibbs ,dental v niffi Here the, jo
tket, since It. setabnahment he, been -a- -- • ''' 't 1 bad worked Mr Local Board should have the use of it. and pel Pervimil all that was neulred by law, who was to prevent any school,
him this year. Did not believe sir. Williams, nor did mach should be bail been broke
the afternoon various Pale Were THE BARTHQIJAKES IN THE PHILIPPINE nby the construction of iy, e,
used by army cooks, one of eh, ns. sk. --"`' t•l4
NimPeror of Germany to the vice- 16 or 16 mouths. Did not send ille to --' more pis
the cost, the question hew ---- he °a° writing a the Papas, and haring what he wrote enjoyed, followed by and then y. ISLANDS.
-man empire for the ffistriat of he bring iihn any gold kat
_.... to • certain extent in the was debated for sometime. Th• apPerstles era i Inserted.
for SUMO OX DORSET
AMII rDDLII gliiii ag" FROM
TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE SWALLOWED ti P. roved
the 4nth Regiment, has supervised Bele e.
himself thoroughly tht
!riot has been extended to the BY ID*Drew: The gold lelif was net net detect how much 4Kr said there was • constant expense idr, Remmeegos 'eked that It be an Instruction to J aleBl-This question has suddenly cropped p deserving
rshands and the master. co"- an , THOlla a COurn ci Ile holds from Aldershot
Etridport: Her Majesty has ' men's ' i ten. 1181 sold gold leaf 'I fuel attending it. the committee to request Mr Coeds) to report imme- • the "county of the town of Poole." It is The following
May
an extract of a private letter from "The "arrow"
M a compettot•
Iby granting her =put they used, perhaps not one n .
_..„ wonted .o,ml ams
lir- Is. 6d. a boe.Alc or if • good amOlf:a. •
U working man hail Mr. Till-
an proposed to vote E 5, and Mr. Vicente tummy.
the matter was left over till • Mr. HOWARD •Of up in a
said that never in the history of Poole have the leiollo, dated May 23
:- We have tearful news trete too. arrow" or trenen he
will conk for 200 Iwo. hut a • u •un
compelled to serve on juries at cetniguln, • small island near to Misansis, five or six net pti.,,,,,„, cm
nLti TimaY.-Grave doubts otittActr would `aa° a peaurotavid it ti. Od. or 91 Git, he should £7 10a, but ultimately_ , for by the Guardian& loos. • course ; there is not a day to be inhabitants been Wednesday night. having for iti 1 '"' eh
meal of the leading per' - - en
him
three
Welts
. Information to the police. lie definite Min should be sane Dorchester, but recently the Clerk of the P fft, d h fcl b FMU or mile. only frets that ooas on Rout o ./e u. or • 0 ,I”ct th, ,le
' have immediately have give° rioo. wri.h Tax Hoserrar. BO 17811:1 d The Board then rose. a Poole jury
Dorset has sent a precept asking for some months they have experieneed a atienasion of most . nrsetitability of the Method -wa
"Ad tho qagily '
"11.3a°18' •• to trite her always paid see. a thoomml, cub P Done tool when cooked,d
an ca.rtaini • .
admitted to bail, on his own .. . 7.7z0l It will be seen that the hospital is to be provided, list u though they lied no exemption. Mr. J. violent earthquakes, especially in Much last, minim:y Ili UV..
'ay se August 10, the Remand, d for a weak ; but
fir. TIZLRD said it would be most Moult so E was thread out
." big and that all the Backwater schemes, with the deeded- nonliaton, oollector a Pa'Pralel for 81'
Jams
B'.
°reviled that a horse refused to pus to open in the big
a such an extent as rocesnmanece. to .tt°' brought up (or being drunk in 81. pie to enter the hospital. If the n
- poor people nation scheme are referred to Mr. Informed the Beulah last Thursday (Marrs roads; but on the lit of this month, on a level plain, .• Whereon Apiclus would havc paled
barge • gathering LOulaa Acts CVALST .er
al Y •Ilneru?s shell. Sergeant Brine emoted outside the town, in the majority of , , coode, pariah,liii Lek.
Were liarkOF ItBd 810°0 that he had received • anannalar a large subsidence occurred. At first the subeidence Men were. "told off" to prepare a a au , 4'
'Of WO. even a 11"lii"idurt' audown In the street, about ten minute. people would not leave their houses.
. ~, I mud prls ever ly leg
asses poor for the erranty was 'endued, so that the houses declined to a level with was speedily done; then the fir In
- • 'res
ti.awhie,,n_ii• ," before 11 -Prisoner said she was sorry, and the was gam ea
Mr. Rosgareoe said he knew one of the oases men- PORTLAND. lion from Mr. Nooks, clerk of the peasee w - cs.
ea ligetd
-• ...eq. to Including vote tioned by Dr. Thud just now as in Weymouth. Dr. csgregry.-A
match was played at the Verne -- urchwardmu and over- plain' then the fall was sonsiderably drew well, pots were bedded a
Dorset,haddreseed to the oh , the surrounding . in earth
parish or township of Poole, requiring aceelareesd, and all fell rapidly into the incipient volunteer cookshaving
't to refuse an should be Tuesday last,
',gyre SliffillollB, Fadwail-Begore Nathan recommended that this young m _
- - IClevaah
eleven of Lord gidim't pert', seersout lists of jurors for the perish, linu volcano which has now taken the plus where were (by washing). the peas (these will hlt
he Main Coca?
✓.
(Wadden, lay, and Lieut.:Col/MS 8 taken to the small.pox ward of the Weymouth Union, and eleven of the Royal Fusiliers. There was only time them to make
The Ms said as there were
, wain h About 150 parsons were engulfed. The held). and • capital leg of mutt 8°-
It was but the frknda of the youth positively refused to have to oomplete one Innings, in which the Fusiliers won,
to attend at Dorchester. Mayor g homes. on, *Lich
ad by • 11111•111110 INNTIAD Or • IMMITHatat.
nue. him removed. seeding 105 against their visitors' 74. such of the overseen of "the Pellblb_ , m eruption of the new volcano has since been so tretson- into cheipe,they were potted, and in
no Iln porseru
The Paninselar and Oriental Steam Navigation °°°4---.1 Mr. WILIIPORD thought that was from la objection SHOOTING MATOIL -Five of the Royal Fusiliers set- Poole" the document was net athislaseed be any existing does that the idbabitants have run sway, elsicliy, of of an hour supper was served en ,et thre,
it t eery good service, Perhaps almost as respectable as assume, to the ze gtugl bole tof Mindand The pitched near, which w r'e a Tee
O.
to go to the Union Howe. vents had • rifie match on the Chesil Beach on Toes- authority.na light 4b_ alit,
o-
the Royal Navy's. Hut even quartermaden therein must not ECLIOOLB.-Tho annual examination of the *
Inhabitants of the Island previously were reckoned at course, • table cloth, gravy ap00n..d_..4.„i:
~o up their sweetheart; and think when they please _they mm DIODOEIZATION OP ILIWAGI. day last,
of
three sergeants of marines and two petty NATIONAL
by
Her
majesty" inspector,
too, place _ _
els 26.000; now some 250 only remain guarding the property were as absent here as they wore sub `'sels4
whistle then hack. So found Charles WooMerd. or reent°°, upon this subject, letters were officer, of the Fleet: They fired five rounds each at boys' le
was conducted by Mr. of the three foreign houses having establishment there;
-ho used to court Mho Caroline (kelpie, living next door to Before entering
Wellie and the Local Go • 100 e 200, 300, end 400 muds: The Fusiliers made 308 Thursday, the 17th Mat. It "Adam's ample ration."
• mother's. He gars her up, and now be wants her SOD, produced from Mr. T, B. points. and the navy men 275. The highest more WY Trade, from the education department, Whitehall The Gustave Wallis, in the Hal:Wig iiiiiiong, under date
Noveribeleas, cleanliness we, memo
ming to her mother; but the old lady etTs he shan't lum meet Aot office. • 68 n made h result was most satisfactory, showing that the boys or manilla, the 24th of May, says :-On the Ist of May, and an enjoyable novv,, ~t, totri
iY. She •
11r. Joseph Ford has stepped in, and Mr. Woodford's my. nee" believed Mr. Walls trugnite right about poi ta, y Sergeant Drake, of the Fusiliers,
well grounded in the, elementary subjects. The about A
eve olednisk in the evening, • rumbling and Quar‘erm' eater Godwin Pastn°446l4la
"Out of Ma.- actually se well " war= the candle thetery and that it ought to be removed. SHIPPING INTILLIGINOIL-ELICS Valorous arrived were w-- - bulimia"' on the thunder was heard from a moustain near the village uf , wh, 1,,,ri, ,
very kindly • the Sergeant-51 ''- '''n lis
A will be seen In the sequel. The on Monday nishe. with the
The MAYOR :1 do not know whether you will have -- . -,.. -..-a Ski of Rear.Ailrniral e. 'der boys had also a written ex
hof England and Wales. The Detoured rasps o&tarmin, interrupted by a few violent shocks which 0 , a,'__, ~ _ ajar io.d
' quartermaster maw his old flame walking out
thi. l
letter
reed.
Wilmott, who has hoisted It on board the Valorous, geography a:'ea"' "'wen' uergbent-Mt-, cnutitt
nel didn't like it. To bring the matter to a point, long 1 boys had prepared for inepestion were very rent the air with reverbmetions, and which steadily Yeomanry; nerveattt A. nia_, s_;,r th
him ids, (oral.! Ulnae mites we Some member' of the Cosmcdl sail "Of Dowse 1" and Pending repairs to HAL& Agincourt. About ODO in which these
- tad. The girl's school was examined by the increased in strength until at loot the ground bunt astm- K 1 she tc• 0
lady wee vs •the morning of Wednesday, elm smiled, and at fora well execn of the rank and file, and • betts n tit toe
did n prosper with the fair one, and heard ta,, lotto. were
read,
66 follows:-
,and with equally good der and an opening was left 1500 feet long. Smoke and .r son... •g
But of •"' o'clock in the afternoon, the Helicon paddle dispeteh same gentleman on down (on the ground) to, and this ;- ess 7,,,,,
`over had been talking about him.
b, " Losal Governmest Act office, 8, Richmond- results. The needlework was mush commended. ashes, earth and stoned were thrown up, and covered u C4L .
world, what made him go and talkt _ terrace, Whitehall. S.W., 21. et July. 1871: boat lift, and al fin H.M.S. Seunew-tender to the mapa for in- the atufsee of the ground far andMear. Them an raM4 dbappearance. Scrgeant.m.• the
Ie• be, si
y mug lady had a Mil of her own, a all Achilles. There remain in the roads ELM. S. Minotaur, Several of the elder girls had prepared - - judge, pronounced it excellent,
siert was not going to be Smiled out " Sanitary State of Weymouth.
flag ship H.ILS. Achilles, and t sa emotion. The Infant's school which in point 01 a long passe, but only to be followed by a still greaser ample usage* of tent society lik -erne!
e marched iota a back parlour, and ..auk-I am directed by Mrs Secretary Bruce to
' andUm' d he
training
ski'
numbers is now in a nourishing eondition, was also throe of imbue. About seven o'clock, as dark-ness was winning hem as he does err ese old w,,,,,
4d aka about the sweetheart, out transmit to you, herewith, a copy of a further letter Bauman Baser,approaching, the explosion mune, followed by a shower n hero. i,
whit be had to my woad.. ba, from Kr. T. B. Warns, ocimplunina generally er the A Banns was held at the schoal-room, Zion Chapel, examined on the same day, and after a vociferous &inflow' demw, ; iaaf.,s,
On Thursday morning last a very painful of fire. Sad to say, about 200 persona who, tempted by
master's Madams, the ground se.- -4' ls beL -
when Ford who didn't want toWakelum, on Monday and Tuesday last, in aid of the 80101DIL -
sanitary stale of the town of Weymouth, and! mto occurred, the deepened being Mrs Sarah curionsity, had tholtdhtlessly oolketed round the crater, and the Con Exchange- -14 clewed, sso
.1 the intruder to come outside airmail funds, Mr. Coombs kept a refreshment stall, woe of liana° vacated. ch. e lek 6.
appeared .. b. reedy re one, sell the attention of the Local Board to the markedin Hille'reet. She had rented were buried under the matter which fell. At the limo
ful experiment will be co t• • scle tb '
' demanded that he ahould paseages air to the prevalence of small-pox. I have to Mrs. and Mks Maynard sold children's clothing, Mrs, Garland, Mod 66, living
months of Mrs. Cook who saw her
h off his letter 60 dead bodies had been
of sending o t it toted ot ,• kt
Monday next, and also In Net t,,.t....- 'wit tet.'
'ail nankin dropped his remark, that as the Local Board have the power, it is Mitchel had a tansy stall, and Km Coombs a toy ULU, • room for nine
hall-pasteight o'clock on Wednesday evening, extricated. The woods over a large area caught fire, bliss Bailey, of the Market II bi--"P.
• man, but said he should their duty to use their power, for preventing the spread while the Derv- J. Maynard sold a number of useful about
bed complaining that she pee and the flames spreading Tepidly and with much smoke, id f n--•' Ira tieilee:s
'roe° of Woodford's re- of this terrible disown, and that one of the moat books, and Mn. Thresher kept a fruit stall, which very when she went to , comp
them. The spectacle is prov o substitutes fur the mulatto:, h --t
for the softer sea, so oh leased the little on A th curiosities "lost" in the hoed. Mrs. Cook heard her getting up drove men and cattle before°mime, are more 6,6666e6b6
ti,.
'lll It bled, gave him effectual means for this purpose is by the provision of mu p es- Among e d also
about half-past six on the following morning, an wag to hare been trig
haul. Sergeant Devlin haa proved himseliit!iree*s,,,„ rte
and blackened his hospital aucimmodation under the 37th section of the exhibited was • model of Eddystone lighthouse, with a
hmoving about at seven. The deceased had :. _ _ Caillitte by his intelligence, patience ,-tr-""ess ae
Solitary Act. 1866, which by the 16th section of the ship In full sail, carved out of Portland stone. There heard her
been in the habit of going into Mrs. Cook's room, as least amusing part of the effeir r'n--1 ure. yel
Sewage unhinge, Act. 1867. is extended to Leoa was a good attendance, considering the unfavourable TERRIBLE TORNADO.
ID, latter was 111, but she did not do so that moratug.
state of the weather, and the proceeds amounted to the outsiders of the supper mrty, acid d.„t"!.•-'9letial
Burds.-I am, air, your obedient servant,
.T, TAYLOR. ET Of £B. ifiri. Cook went to her room about eight, when she Dayton was tidied on the 9th instant with • :terrible marks upon the style of the ---` .1-ttuto.
supper-
"F. C. Steggall, Clerk to the Local Board GOIIOIIII3ATIONAL SUNDAY 80nooh.-The anniversary the door with her into Munk/
Round the deceased kneeling against tornado, that hurried eight persons .
a piece of twine round her neck, unfortunate souls linger on the brin . .....................................„....wwee
of Weymouth." of this school was held this week. On Sunday morning oad downwards and .
the door.
while et least en notorious
'nee of and evening, sermons were preached In aid of the fastened to the handle la Sad baker,t•i°°b sent As the torpedo was at its height the St. John's
sold "5, Weston Terns°, Weymouth.imperial Varlianititt.
for 4.10 sonde-law of doomed, Mr. G. sir,_t Lutheran Church was holding its; Sunday school
'ho " July 18, Dill. school fund, by the pastor, Rev. W. W. Sharron, and , .t...
__, ~
''", ""•' w"° went •W••• at °ltra a°service. The superintendent of this Sunday school
" 8114-When I first had the honour of addressing in the afternoon there was a afor the who lives oppost
P°sl.l
service.
isted lit teeing her down. A medical man was mutt
, had gone upon the second floor of the *hush to secure
Jon, on referring to my letter you will find I oom- .
children parents, end teachers. The children were au HOUSE OF Lc
f d his arrival be mid °b° bad been dad *be" the windows, and had come down into the apartment IRK
plained of three things, first of all the intherfest drain- addressed by the Rev. Andrew Griffin, 8.A.. Weymouth or, an on Monar.-m. Private Chapel,
go of the town, drains being run into the Backwater, minister, and the teachers and &rents b the three-qui-ten of an hour. An inquest was held on the where the frightened children were weeping through min..
Baptist . Bid pew
Wen t
P y hod on Pride by G. B. Bech. "miler' who the doors. In the panics they had crowded against the TteaDST.-Various
'lob is shallow and mud, and injurious to the health Rev. George Relent, Wesleyan minister. The oollek y Y. . bills Wirt advanced
aced about £5 16* In thk school there are spoke of the melancholy njatrare rthe ems. The eel door, and were standing upon each other and press- TlltlutDAY.-Lerd Comm, i,ii behalf . tb. b„,_
.'n
town,
next
a particular
"i"nee. viz"
a "steal'
liwni wonder,Woaboys than * cr f M Cook and Kr. lookyer was taken and •
Mr there be! 68 emu o Mrs.outward. The storm now lifted up the roofing of mond, gate notice of an alte.rstion It °-- ••••• 1 ;,„
n
factory; lastly, small-pox was spreading here or • ,more ye aa la leg .
after narrating the veyeamateueve eent;eteg 'the church, and in Its fall through upon the second the noble duke's amendment teethe 'ras
.
Adly,and nothing being doneby our local author'. boys and 68 gum There are eight mile and RI female the formers mier "`"-' tecoed Matta 4 '
Bill itt co unce of a
with the eat et suicide, add the deceased had often lioor brought down its own immense weight. principally . woe difficulty that iselit,,_ tu.
"Sing giving away carbolic acid and white. Meehan. On Wednesday afternoon they enjoyed a ,
her of feeling
since abs in tb° baa ; of the church between the altar and the pint of order. Pr the words "that the Bone' la eV •
4 not tame stringent medium, which treat in " Tumbleadown" field, kindly lent by Mr. complained to •
..,... ~_.., „
..,
_,,, upon that part eis to the second readier, Ac,,' would
ot .._
g those'lDaitsat ,„-`,
aas a Local Board of Health for the Andrews, the Naval Cadet's ground being a very publie she UR also had fits, bat net """ "" "re° "*" metre of the edifice. Under this fearful wreck were "that the Houle before assenting
nnoosethee-
lace. The children and teachers entered with spirit witness. She never complained of being
__, buried the bodies of the assishuit-superintesdent and Lord cittateroe basing tomd
...tem , stemise.o.
netting the spreed of mall disease. You p
aim of the Town Clerk, and so far ea Into the usual sports. le indeed, Ida was Provided with env/ "'am% th.A bridge connecting Dayton and Brown- of cholera from the East, the . -al'tarnisie ,
ab • -es others. .....,vermnu .....,
em referring to myself personally are ' Kr. ik'nd Mrs- leoeirFe.r Phyleg___
_the greeted' atan_ttiff_t° town was completely demolished. Some 25 persons precautionary immures they preroiwy, tar.
ASS them over with the contempt CEIA.B.I77ATEII. her. She was very fond of 88•1188&°•• •••J•°°''' had taken refuge on it from the storm. The bridge The Kell of KulallLlT T{4 that oaths aki •
The j retuned a worths* el ' S during Wale waa down with a tremendous crash, burying five mem, be.rndrywasirrir.litinhc local au eritier tx carri ~........i_. i
the writer himself deserve, for Till eighth anniversary of the Channinster Branch . " g mt..
who were extricated in a horribly mangled condition, Ty.:Levar._,...,,d c,...v0
maw, .ss e,
'sty matters lowered filmed' hr„ of the British and Foreign Bible Sudety was held in a -
PETTY .thetuoss, Thursday.-Before the Mayor besides seriously injuring some 20 other penour. The i et• e,x .0 da„,•
state et publie business. Ho corn ' • - '.ates
ealities. In Puttee to nIY" l 'arnica by Mr. Chime°, on Tuesday night, G. Curate, (Alderman F. T. Rog, ortgari:d W, G.
_C. AdaY, gee,piano! °I • •
' and others who 'lewd Esq., in the chair. The Rev, J. Ellis, of Wert:0111 POOl-1,11%. -The tee confirmed a poor-nate of Is In hurricane. spread throughout the city with relentless musures of legal, social, and sanitary reeerio la ...
- I
so -
ltion, I feel it my duty to R. If, Eliot, Ese., and the Rev, E. W. Pean ad the pound for the of St. Jaime-TM Mayor had no retry, unroofing hundreds of public and private build, to the political tie-enduee of tho Geverrue.ol. to,••
ed inp, tilting trees 7 the roots, destroying large Protesting against such • immure as the t ihiCl,..7'
etatement, to show that the meeting, and. collection amounting to £.3 re& lid, resilection of no small • pool rate having been sign • up to them In the middle of AuguS 12 ' --.
sded bad supported by was made. COarionOX OF A 811111100114111F1L.--4010 W7iittith of the quell of grain an wheat in the suburbs, besides
of adjourning to the ' a &reel that ti, '
autumn was an us te '
selth met yesterday, Bnommure, Oemmitegrea, reta Rnernmroa or W. White iininn biuutmum
meg'
- g
, West Quay. was summoned by Impeding railroad and canal navigation. Daring the .4 .3.,,......
„ the Royal prerogative, and that their
Superintendent Hunt for having opened her beanie for the sale excitement seven prisoners confined in the county gum right to docile to what period tb., ~ „, S vs:.
imone in thole dad- Wpm'', Bsta.-" Where there's a will there's • war" oilier at twenty minutes put twelve p.m. on Sunday last.- weeded leffecting their Amon the ri- untilsue' "." aal'on. es
'"water is • great Is an old angitrito proverb, which as often receives its aceg-Sergeent Ballet saw two men In the tap-room, hart succeeded n escape. g p was un the u those of meeting next &Sam e
w steadily refused to take advantage of the at what time the Ballet Bill would he
'll, and now tan illustration in gardening as in anything else-a truth I before them • quart cup and • half-pint glees nearly full / "nen be was Tom lordships, and what the prelebility was of t -
the Backwater have More than onus exemplified in m h• 1 beer. The defendant was In the num, end 'Strum asked her Dittoing made by the escaped prisoners cesint
y own artiste - 'Yahoo, whom Mr. Vallandfgham was defending Earl Ditaxvitim regrettel that he ceelil to
nnn,
-8 owl go ictt° Mod experience, and which has iron abundantly what it meant. She wiled that Mai, one of the uses present, y
shown ~.., ~.., ~,,m ha sing walked from Bournemouth and he mated that the
, just previous to his death, It la estimated state of public beainear
definite sewer to either quertion.
*on was Pro- laths case of the gentleman whose garden I visited the 1"-• ---e in
- war I.t the fault of tiHim.;
Is I think uked her to drew him • quart rd beer' which she did- iutt total loss to Public end Private property will eleMea but die to the manner in which their hiG '--
other day ia my annual Donateltire tour-ale. I I fur to tea Magistrates, wither. said King lived at Lo 500 000 dollars.-Yew York Herald. • hal LW
by straining the ru:es of the Roulet. Um utaret. I' •
• °°,rres", _ to be my last. When real love for flowers is sided by wawa added that when he entered the room, defendant put '
\ro° ,___nne the very needful adjunct of • little cash, it is salon, • cloth over the glue, but on being quesUoned by defendant went was pledged to do their utmost to paw the cel
ties Bill and the Ballot toll thi, year, eel ~..,
___,mae (thing what dffileultiaa can be overcome. No one, In and the bench. he said he did not see her dolt owing to the MB. POOR AND THE POLICE. lightly throw up that responsibility. The • .inst•--i
'em passing by the road which leads through the village of puition in which the stood. She might have done It without adjourameet to the autumn had net been se ' •
'l' Charmbuter, would sup on of St James' did not
that behind the wen which his seeing her. The congregation . tear. Sir Robert Carden has refused to grant summonses .00. m at would bt, „.....t. to
cootott b, use
the Town Hall Ull ha-put twelee.-Defendant sald the did against the pollee, on the ground that there is not oven had sufficient onfilen • a° Ha* •'''
abuts on the high road there Is stteh a treasury of hor- not know that service was held at the Town Hall. Her children ce in the pehlic pint of thez .rsi
tionitural beauties as Mn. Webster has already um- aams and mba led her to bay... ...t me "church t.do a pretence for the charge of perjury. Sir Robyn Carden t e feel soured that they ic,ul.l really accrifla a.
elated. Time was when there was plenty of jack over."-Superintendent Hunt sald defendant had been mu. 11„an,..°1F6ri•
owed to, and he hits consulted with feeliiiir. and perroal caurenieuce to promote
t.
ses in the place where now Mande the garden, so rich tinned before, but not. lately.-Tho Mayor said there was no taB %Ala Clerk Ur. Martin, who is thoroughly well interne"'
varied prodnotion 'and I. who saw it only to or alternative but to convict defendant of a breech of the law, versed in the law. Therefore we may assume that the
ko world be flood its and mII eta 1110 looked at her refusal to grant the summering is a right conclusion:lnd . she would see that she must o her ho Ull HOUSE OF COMMONS.
'ears ago can hardly believe the change which
a plea
.The house abuts on the road, but, shneennt:ndnation of divine servlce.-Mr
not =
said It divine from the affidavits. But the public do not want to Morou..-Mr. Duos asked if the queer Same,
1, you are no longer aware of that, so open is service had concluded at twelve, defendant could not open her know if the conduct of the pollee will mean an indict. end••wed, could cot lee provided for out of the <el La
.
sues A glass verandah filled with flowering house till hail-past.
moot for wilful perjury. The question Is, did the Mr (61aDeT°61explalned that the Vial lat wst a,,,a
lib its roof covered with Vines,rucs along FRIDAY.- Before the Mayor and ex•Ma_ yer. pollee get up evidence I the young man they entered into by the Sovereign seed the l'AftieSetet ,
enlacement of each reign, and all the "6 ' alrastomithat .
• house, and this again opens jot. a OSILDILI ROMISat-Two boys named Greo•94 00Die,and George eaallea With murder, and did they au...Ppm,' evidence' be derived from it. economical shourataaa 1.41 „."
atm:wising store, vineries, and green- B,,,,tiet, were charged with entering the garden of Si,. Alfred that told in favour of the prisoner? Pio investigation the Brown and out to the country. The DMA Lk: ma.
Italston, and steeling a quantity of apples; A whams maw would be so satisfactory II all inquiry
to before a court of prerrou.
Mr. Drnabar.e Pia and for elegance than walking about ten yards from the garden fence. They jostles, with a judges to expound the W and a jury Ttutu s r.-Clau 0,1 the Ballot Bill hoeing bear
with which they are ventilated drop pod their 1110elb and lay on Um ground two or three
"a
sry mandate of what houses ought minutes. They then got up, and witnem charged them with decide upon the facts. But, if that is impossible, we Mr. Fount add he would state on Thur.-lay the the
Ueveremeut would I.h.
go on with.
we well known and constantly getting over the fence, whore there was no road, and they said preaume the Home Secretary, or the Commissioners,or
of the Journal, there is no they hal not boon them- Witness then Pre Information to Colonel flendorson, can direct an inquiry into the isW:ro.:7.elow.ri-refer. „Ii Sulk moving the semi.
:oir mode of construction. the police.-P.C. auks followed Coble to his door, and asked conduce of the pollee. This is equally demanded in the .bil..bere ~,eard .0 r than law' arr.' aYdaai IL.'
scl with thou than ever, hirn wile" he had been, mil ho replied "To Parkstone.“ interests of the public and the police. el , rent =ultra it
' Applee were sticking out a his pocks, and he said he bought 13 for eats, 16 for ferfey, 5 for butter, I for malt, 4Le :
0 for WALK 6 for brickwork, 3 for timber, 9 for woie c.
'house, of warms the them of a man of Parketona. Witness found 15 apples on
-, and in all of them caws He then went to the house of Bartlett, who at first and 14 different weights called one stmo. The titer: •
i MB
end rarest of the showed fight at Min. Witness found 41 apples under his . HOME FLOATING IN AND OUT OF had been exineted in Fume, 11"Uted. Spain, tinee,?
7
. year., Amongst "idop."-Prboners were then committed to the borough gaol WINDOWS. Italy. Roumania, Peru, lied uther cowrie., anl en,
to labour esch. be adopted In Germany. No les than Col per cent;
beautiful filmy John Bird, farmer, of Batoombe, for believing that exports were sent to mantas YAM this 'yrs° mid :
'slum farleye for two months' hard
adopted in Esgland it would not only be eeei:V Urn
while Platy. PAB.KSTONE. an old woman named Griffin came in at his window by would enable I. to Uve large rums in- our CALSIBLIVIS • ' C
night, and thrashing her for her supposed interference thus with other countries at preseut their the III:tr.,
114041 way. Sr. Pereeit 50n001.8.-The annual Government with his slumbers, has been sentenced to six months' In our inteerhange of exports and imports elth Erato.
large Pot, Inspection of thee, schools took place on Thursday, hard labour,end Hr. Justice Brett expressed
the utmost we should wave 6 per cent. in respect ol wiichie,
i a u.
PBl'd 8 July 200, 11.. r Majesty's inspector arrived in company contempt for the nonsense involved in the del ini
0 cent. on our measure<
plastei with the Revd. Parr, Rev. E. Coombs, and W. Green, But Lord Lindsay, whose faith that Mr. Hamm: ~.-.,„ Mr. Busarear.ilora, in meting the rejetion do
and, Eq., treasurer. On entering, the Inspector remarked fly shoat rooms is touching from is very ' --tm- --- said the great objections to the metric system set.
laid on tho clean rnd cheerful appearance of the school and not being led by it to do rsm
°mass-ass'
Inst."
that wduld be occasioned hy its intreistax
he scholars, ant directed the muter (Mr. J. J. Miller) to describing his delusionsg In
anything more rash than difficulty that attended the divisive md sohliriox iii
in the congenial columns of and measures under the system. Meridional cis Mx .
put the pupils through their drill. The children then The Spiritholisf, retains all the privileges of his .abjure the Id i''' .
rank. palling a farmer to
went through vatiou marching exercises, which
_owe Here is his etetreeeton ~._ • - rood, and to speak of hi, lani as se many are, t....i
rut satisfaction. The seholars who were disqualified ..r wang with distance from the market-town as se many L.ma
th Mr. Home and Lord Ajar.,...1
• examination by insufficient attendances, were then or hit During ditto,' g„.. H. — • cousin dermal' of kilometres.
Home
.went Into • trance, and
Used, and the indiridual examination of the re- in that rate was carried out of t Mr, envorsos seconded the amendment,
he window in the room next Sir
ag children commenced. On leaving, the Inspector to where we were and was brought in at our window. The byeBlBlBB.l LABk ABBBlB,O T supported
1.841x,' be:4 L'l
:0
al himself perfectly satisfied with the state a distal/se between 'the windows Ism about 7ft ffin., and • there welled- •ist-
unte.deof ttile.el.whPle ei
Vas
' • L:....11"'''
',stating that it was in " very good order, more 'a itet al slightest foothold taawala law°, nor erne there isiaid adotoptg:henmetric i'itu'isint n'-
system.
:is "discipline was excellent,' . more than a 12-inch projection to each window, which served Sira ledge to put dowers on. ,C. Foarzsgs, on behalf of the Gomm= ur
talked ei railway from Pule to Bourne- "We heard t window In Use next ol that any advance in the direction of the m-t/.. le
-uneueed on Thursday, July 21. at Park. most immediately atter we saw 111 floating In Maul', aleaag --
should bo of • tentative and permimie dun= dr'
anticipated that the line will be open sine our window. —-- -- --- out- Ogled that before next session the 0,, mane e„..ist;
t eighteen months. The moon was shining full into the room ;my back was to consider the recommendations of the such:, -tut
--AS
the gghtiland I law the ennaew en the wall 01' the window- with a view t°, 8"8814
"r"
"all'ivk'cu.'"l"'
i
WIMBORNE. au, and oraes toot about slx inches above It. He remained :h.° meiriesi 1:4-rui au
0 legal footing
11°4"
'-'
In this position fora few second, then raised the wind and - ass-tem.. a vo. ---,..
Monday evening Kre, Goesling. glided into atia roam, feet ford..., and sat do window - .... C. S. nanoto ..... SS an figliCUlLlteist h.
tinter, of this town, and only Lord Adam then went into the next room to look at the absolutely necessary that there should lee a efte,,TOO,'
weights and mamma, ana be belie, .1 that
1 min in Mr. Burt's
employ, window from which he had been carried. It was raised abo t .i t. 7.•!:
u metric system would be the best-(cluer.). 11..A.,-•
'ug unwell, and fell down eighteen incites, and he expressed his wonder how Mr. HOOl4 by the we b. .an
' has been taken through so narrow an , mutton by the oh., end Net ! ,-4 a,
In the town only an hour 1101/1 lead (still in aperture.
Shropshire them were not only different eiegan,: ---,
co), " I will show you:' and then towns,
Mat= of which is attri. with his back to the window, he loaned back, d shot but
different
weights on
"smut
°whit'
`•°;;;;I
out of WV aperture bed gda mat tios body
rigid, and ,
_,_ t rm.. own-Hauglater). A little girl of his hei
returned quite quietly. e men the mysteries of troy weight, and be hoped the exrf,s ,
would soon be spared what ahe had gone thresith o'-
The window is about
seventy feet from the ground. I very thst the adoption of the metric sMem shoe 's
' ."/
much doubt whether y skilful tight-rope dancer y i
an
-Present: The to attempt a feat of cms desee
ption' where the only moans of cear -""
y keel i•
J. Watts, J. J. ceasing would be by a perilous leap, se or being borne In evil' arising woold
look
bBBk
with
wititnim
multitudinous from weights and mesa
such a manner ea I bavedeseibed, placing the question of the h'
liandfonl St. light aside. M. ALlnuntart Lawaxxce, who °bp:cud t,, t -
having his that if the French specie wore to he sloptal ties esa
LIIDS•T. wee nearest in quantity to the English Inland 00.
hours on "July 14, 1871."-xf
1f see,. as Its equivalent, would subject the poor man to, Is •
-set ll than • tenth in his pint of beer or milk, or sheer
on • commodity he ight purchase by that musure, sx-:
yge fiKau,-eox has attacked the clerks in the vote-office ma little doubt that the charge would be the seen
• of the HMSO of Commons. Every precaution has been was for the pint.
taken. Mr. FCMISSSILL would rather take the odium A r-
. reduction of wages than a change in the ~ptex ..
Gotmethenfas Woac.-The progress of fine art mann- working men were accustomed to make their aware
'stature in this branch of trade is strikingly exemplified The Mow divided, and the numbers ware-
s little work published by J. W. Benson. of 25. Glii For the scout needing .. .. .. 77
i Street,aed of the City Steam Factory, 68 and GO,
\to Hill It is enriched and embellished with -
(17.1=aihr, French, and English artistes) of The bill was consequenUy rejectel.
, Barnum, and other articles, salt- TSURSDST. -Mr. FOILIPTIR stated the intentieu of the:
'mad wear, or Wedding, Birthday, or other niint will, 'derma) to the Ballot Bill. The clatter
their prises. Kr' Benson (who holds altered the mode of nomination and the manner 01 tab
'lt to 0.11.11. the Prince of Wales) has had either buil sanctioued or were under °meters
very interesting pamphlet on the Rise the remainder related to corrupt practices and the de
Watch and Olook-making. These the legal expenses of election, un the rate.. It wa
to abandon the corrupt practices Mauer on the no
trod free for two stamps each, and %het that eubject should be dealt with next ye
snugly recommended to those con-
a
_ aura preventing public-houses from being used a,
881)8811114 to residents in we room, and dealing with the legal expenses of OM
veli thus enabled to select any be retained," but all the others,' the right boa.
end have it forwarded with stated, "would be dealt with first." This STOW
Disraeli mildly denounced as unsatisfactory, and an ,
likely to facilitate the progress of business, Thee,"
1171111111),-Tke Triumphs he thought' bad better state whet clauses they lotus
-Into influence of gold up and what they intended to proceed eith. ,
to our shores. Men Mr. Gunning T 1
g defended the arrangement. AGL .7.'
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wereLliikelystto give rise to protrusi ,O
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' re" customs,, should be delayed. A few gentlemen ori tu
' UPOII wawa benches reiterated Mr. Disraeli*s complaint, ae- neg.,'
' Americans, was then allowed to drop. A question Ise in; Net ra'
id Chinese Int 10 autumn melon- • xise°
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t remedies •,:-.•
. the subject in a few dads. The Ileum then 'tat _
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mate allowance to to made to Prince Arthur we isee-",.
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sae had been placed in the hands of the
at the one which he had presented sr
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