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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

Tun children attending the Roman Catholic Blinds,
&boot had • pleasant outing on Tuesday last, the
=mleoted being Osmington. The day wag
fully fie% end an enjoyable tints was spent.
Tire Bwinrogh BILIWZIT, which ootoorisee, in
addition to the brewery premises sod plant. 15 trade
houses, with cottage and other property, realis•rl the
email .um of £14,000 at • recent sale, Mr. Tootell
being the *act' meer. It was knocked down for the
sum mentioned to Mr. Woodhouse, of the Ansty
Ilreerry.
Y.ll C. A. Orrrmo.—A number of the members and
friends attending the Young Men's christian Anemia•
lion of this town had an outing to West Imlworth on
hl"edaY last. The puty, almiwinK shout 30. were
accompanied by the esteemed President (G. Came,
R.q.), Mr. W. Dixon (secretary), M. W. Pommy
(treasurer and librarian), Mr. C. Par.ons, /cc , and
were conveyed in two breeks. oro•idrd by Mr.
Hammond. The weather was delightfully fine, and
bathing, bating, cricket, &c., were much enj lyed.
The party returned home shortly bef. TO 11 o'clock,
having swot • most aejoyable day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

A FEARFUL TRADOEY.

Advice& received at Plymmith from Shanghai con-
tain reports of • terrible triaged, at Oraka. A Misoku,
by name gitagawa Takeeada. living at Aj kteramachi,
was known t be • man of very amiabl
exoept when In liquor. lie was taking tiff. with his
wife sod two children. Shortly afterwards no of
the children went out on the back of •em gi, I frorn
the neat house, an I Koegewn er-nt into aii-th-r
compartment, where he kei.t a number of ewor le, and
bringing them oat, told his wife to sell them, as
they were of no use to him. She was about to
obey her hniband's order, but observing something
strange in his manner, she hesitated to g • out.
No sooner had he drawn one of the weapons than he
cut dues his wife, infiktiog • woun I from the
shoulder to the breast. She fell down in agony,
and the madmau thrust the Veda into her thria.t.
The girl remaining at borne was frightened, and
whilst attempting to escape was out Into piece,
Being uhaleefe of what had happened in the house,
the neighbonee girl returned with the child she ha I
taken out, and would have abated the terrible fate of
the others but for • hasty retreat. Then the murderer
killed the boy, saying that he (the boy) was fated to
accompany him on the journey. to eternity. In the
mean ebbe an ell is ly, an •equalataoc s of the unfortu-
nate family, came to see what was the matter, but
only to meet with • murderous assault, as falling
down when stricken, she became an easy prey to the
monster, who, though exhausted when she clime in, roes
and plunged the sword into her heart. He afterwards
caommitted suicide.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

THE IBCHIA 018A8TER.
•X AFFIL L.

His Worship the Mayor (H I) ,rden, Fall has
rovived the fell .wirg let .r fr .m the Lord Mayor of
ndon with teference I. the Mansion House Fund
for the relief of the sufferers t
"The klansim H tug., Lou inn, E.C.
" Angled. 1811, 1883
" Dear Mr. MaYor,—Will you permit me to inform
you thst I haw, eterted a fund at th-, Mansion House
for Mi. relief of the muff, rers by tie recent calamitous
eat oak.' in the Island f Ischia, the distreedog
accounts of which have, douhtises, It .d your attention.
"There w 11, I am sure, be many liberallyAisp sed
people in your town who would gladly subscribe to
a fund of this astute if it were brought to their
knowledge ; and I should be estr tnely d, in
the event of role not seeing your wan I. start a
se stets fund among y ur fellow-town•wen, if you
would take steps to bane this letter inserted in your
local newepapers (by the c iurthey id their editor.), so
that intendli g subscribers may remit their donations
to me.
" ins, Dear Mr. Mayor,
' Yours vary sincerely,
" I aitaT E. Katuur,
'Lord Mays...
In ormpliance with. the Lord Mayor's wishes he haw
caused subscription lists to be placed at the various
basks 01 the town. Tbe disaster wee one of the must
terrible of modern days, and we committed the matter
to the berustrolent.

TUESDAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

AN INPIHNAL MACHINE.

On Tmeedsy afternoon • WOMAn passing through a
lane at two hick of Ueborne-place. Plymouth, noti, el
• °mice( maims' on a mound of newly cut glee. Sue
took it home with h,r, sod her eon opsuea it, but,
being suspicious of its o putouts, he couveyed it ti the
police station. An aualytioal ohiui.i exuruned ita
coutente, • white powder, which withetoo th, to.: of
tire, but ou being placed to water it at o-ice buret jute
, • flame and burned for some time. TIN polio. itowiAte
I the discovery with FOllillll6M.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

CLEVER CAPTURE.

On Friday the B rmingbnm p dice succeeded in arrest.
ins a men, giving the aims& George Brain, of Holloway.
London. who is supp wed to have been engaged in an
extensive attempt to ewindie Birmingham foMiIIICTI. On
Tuesday night • telegram was reeeived by Mesas. Goode
and Son, gold chain manufacturer/4 Birmingham. from
their customers. Messrs. Lemon, 800, end Ward, j•wel-
Hation.garden, London. sating them to mnd an
us oilmen% of
_gold chains to their traveller, Mx. Donohoe,
et the It .yet Rotel. B.to. They accordingly despatched
• parcel god chains to the value of £75. Telegrams to
the same effect were received by ouser Birmingh.a,
Lwsilera. Messrs. Goo te and 8. also wrote 0 their
0n.., in London mutouocing the deeps.ch of the goods. On
We Meader morning_ they received • telegram from lifters.
Leeson, S tn. mil Ward to the effect that their traveller
bsi not omny,,,t nny goods, cud that he was n in 13 sth
at all. Tnereupon • toommunicaUon was sent to the
Birmingham Detective Depirtment, the result being that
the *Moms in charge of too c om wired to tail B itb polies
to go to the hotel at Beth mid stop the delivery of the
goods and arrest the skarn traveller. It happened. how-
ever. that before the arrival of the telegram the prisoner
had taken his departure for Bristol, then booked coin for
Bath, end afterwards protowded by the Flying Duteh-
man to London. The 13. th police Wbagraphed that the
missing man was in the London train. The Birmingham
polies telegraphed to L/fl.lOll. but the train had then
reached it. destination. and for a time ths man wanted
wee lat. The next information I...wired by the Biz.
tminghero police wee that the prisoner had left instruct
Mons at the Royal Hotel Beth. for all parcels addressed
to him to be redireeted to him it the (loath Farm
Beltway Station. London. The parcel of jewellery had
then arrived at Beth. The Birminihem police telegraphed
to the 13 stA police to take the jeweliery out of the
Parcel tend :asks • dummy one Mad forward it to Chalk
Farm Station. This was done without may delay, and
„1n.% Or. wee despatched from Birmingham to
Chalk Farm Station to keep watch at the station for
any one who curse to claim the psokcoe directed to Kr.
tookos. About eleven o'clock on FridaY morning the
prisoner went to Chalk Farm Station and sugared if
any parcel hid been sent to Kr. Donohoe. and Sergeant
Ore se ono* arrested him. On being searched • number
of rideable stones and pleads tickets for jewellery Were
found upon him, together with the letter from Birminge
ham, announcing that the is mollswy would be despatched
by train to him it Bath. The poisoner gave the woo
et George Bran, ID, St. Joherroid, Upper Holloway.
londos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

SAD MUTH OF A BARMAID.

On Thursday morning a young woman, nutted Louisa
W.ider, employed as harm .ii at the B mle Horn public.,
houw, oat. Blackheeth-ro td, committed suidda. Toe
deemed who wee 19 yaws of ago, had been found fault
with by Mr. Yoaag, the proprirtor o she house. On
Wednesday evening, attar going to Wo Awich, where her
parents reside sh finished her day's duty, and retired to
her helroom gill o'clock. Htlien•hour of wirer& she
was hoard scream ng awl ceiling for Mr. Young, wh
found her lying on tits bed In great agony. Bali told the
landlord that she het taws godson because of her
dlagrecs, and mai•mnos we. at once sought, but before
tho a. rieel of D. Betters. ten minutee 14 r, she expired.
iustsble Rogers, c oner'e °Muer, has taken
pomemion of a paper labellel " Bettie's vermin killer,"
and a small pot of another vermin destroyer, recently
. opened and partly used.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

YORK B.ACBS.

—— •
Sir F. Jobasalte's C••rrio Ito, carried off ha Great
Skov Makes at York Rama yerrorday, Hariauo,Pa
Wag sound, and Summar"' thirA.

THE COLLIERY EXPLOBION IN BOUTH WALEB.
AMOTHIR MUTH.
A second death has occurred in omnacti.n with the
Yetrad C tHeey esployiou, Tb..inas baying died
on Wednesday niorniug at Treorky.

ACCIDINT TO AN Al P.
Mr. Edward Greene, M.Y., while trying a tricycle
on Wednesday at Bury St. E bounds, fell and brake
he felt ann. His inedioal attenditat states that he is
going on well.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

DORORIBITIIt.

Bout or Gas Snans.—Mx. T. En** 0013 • num.
bar of shares in the Dorchester Gas Company end •
lot of fitting shares on Wedaudav lam, the former of
which minted an average of EIS Ss. Si., and the
latter mode lle. 101. molt.
Ti. Rev. J. Hartle, who his been the pantor of
the Wesleyan chapel in Dorchester for three years,
according to the usage of the concision, is now lea,-
lag. His new sober, of labour Is Truro, and he leaves
with the best wishes and *Memo of the Wesleyan/ of
the town and distriot Mr. Hartle is succeeded by
the Rev. John Lewis. of Portland.
Omits Oartsch—Tbe Holy Trinity Church Choir
bad their annual outing on Thursday last, when they
west to Bournemouth. With splendid weather and
exeellent fare, the day's enj tyment was °owlet*, and
the members wish to return their beet thanks to all
those ladies and gentlemen who so kindly and liberally
subearibed towerds the upsnew.
Comm COURTS roe Smittessm.—The following
is • list of the County Court. wig& will be held next
=oath in the district of Adr. Serjeant nodal Atkinson:
--Shaftesbury, Monday, Sept. 10 ; Wiocanton,
Tuesday 11' Oreirkerne, Wednesday, ;
Timnday. LS ; Salisbury, Friday ; Dot:Mester, I
Tuesday, 18; Bit:lpm* Wednesday, 191 W0)410%144
Tbuseday,2l7,• Blandford_, Friday, 21 ; Poole, Monday,
116 ; Christoburch, Wednesday, 201 Wimborne,
Monday, 27.
TRZ Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Soli/bury, on
the lab Inst. inetituted the Rev. David Pearce, 8.A.,
to the 'Floorage of Tarrant Mookton, Dorset, vacant
W the resignation of the Rev. T. 0.
Tudor cm the presentailen of Mr. J. J. Farquharson.
His Lordship, on the 15th inst., licensed the Rey.
Frederkk Richard Joblieg, to the Camay of Nunton,
Wilts, and no the 17th inst., the Rev. Charles
Robert Beekett, A. S.C., to the Oareciet of Whit:Mirth
Casonioontra and Chiloombe, Dorset, and on the 20th
init., the Rev. John Maynard, to the Curacy of
Westwood, Wilts.
Simons AOOIDIRT —A man named JOON Hare
well-known as • 'bus &dyer In commotion with the
Antelope Hotel, sustained severe Injuries In a sorrier'
accident this afternoon. He was driving • carriage
with a pair of hone., and at the bottom of South-
street they bolted, throwing out the lusty and the
driver. Hare wee greatly bruised about the legs, and
be was at once conveyed to the Hospital. It was
hoped no bones were broken. The injuries to the other
wool,' were comparatively alight, but the vehicle was
greedy damaged.
DOMES COOTIT POOLTIT LSD PIGEON SOCCITT.—
It will be seen by the setvertimment In another column
that this society will bold its tenth annual exhibition
at Dorchester on Wednesday and Thursday, 17th sad
111th of October. The splendid show of last year will
be fresh in the recollection of oar readers, and we hope
the mate swoon wll attend the coating exhibition.
We should remind intending exhibitors that the entries
oleos on October 446. Mr. Charles Pantos (the hon.
secretary) will be pleased to afford full particulars.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

THE ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING.

The annual licensing meeting for the bornuth took
pleas on Wednesday at the Guildhall, the magistrate
moment being the Mayor (R. N. Howard, Esti ), Dr.
Drew, and J. Robertson, E.g.
Mr. Sept, Vickery, in making hi. report, said that
es
a role they had had complaints against several inns,
the Nelson Inn and the Fisherman's Arms Inn.
With regard to these houses Ito should ask that their
licenses should stand over until the adjourned licensing
meeting. if. had Moo received complaints about the
Steanspecket Inn, and he should like the Bench to
caution the landlord. He and his wife were cursing
and swearing all night long, and creating a disturb
sane to the annoyance of the neighbours. He had
been twice rennested by the magistrates to bring the
matter of the Nelson and Fisherman's Arms Inns
before the Licensing Committee.
Dr. Drew mated if he had any c onplaints about the
Bridge Inn. He had rewired several.
Supt. Vickery said he bed had c0n:411.10t., and
ehould ask for the landlord to be cautioned. He
should also like the landlady of the B,,merset Hotel to
be cautioned for harbonring bye In her house.
The Mayor said before they granted these anneal
licensee they would like to congratulate the landlords
noon the very satisfactory report of Mr. Sept.
Vickery. It WWI very satisfactory indeed to know
that these houses were so well cooducted, and he hope I
they would continue to do so In the future. All the
old licenses would be granted with the etheption of
those two hoe as mentioned by the superintendent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

SWANAGS.

EICUILSIONISTL—A greater number of excuridonists
than has ever been known before are daily visiting
Swanage, and on Monday lad an extra .termer had
to be telegraphed for from Weymouth to meet the
growing wants for sea travelling.
Oon street lamps were lightal on ToeKlay evening
Iva for the first time thi. sermon, which is some little
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time before the company generally do it, but it is very
much appreciated by the risitors, as well as the
inhabitants. . _ .

Success—We note that Mr. Robert Smith, late 0x
pupil teacher ,A the National Sch .ol here, and who
hal he 11 about ”ix m tntha as.istant-ma•ter in one of
the schools at I ,th, has I at,ly been very @wasteful in
passing his drawing ex intimation. There were M
emdidates examined in fr,ehan I, geometry, perspec-
tive, and too lel, an I he w., the only one who
obt tined t.v,t " xcellent," it, roeing two subjects,
anl
no pa.s in *holier.
. _ . . . .

0 .t,n I.v I 4 111.4 C dem gave her cliula • day'e
otitieg. ELr'y in the moraine thy all embuked on
houd the Pr.-mier lapttin acc =pealed by
Mr. White, and had e noet pleassot trip to Portland,
a.loin providing Ate Anew/are tow them. Alter
r.iinhle, Ike , tbey all split halt-on-hour on board
dierculea, streioned at Portland, which was
much enjoyed by all. B-tween four end five the party
lettlfor Swanage, where they all arrive I in good time,
cod well pleased with their day'd outing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

A MUNIFICENT DEAN.

An abitrect of the will of the lets Dad Biy_d, of Exeter
Cerhedrel, dtai tribitshed on Ft-order. Ills personal
'stet, Is under £140.000 F the suginentation or tho
anomie of poor p irides in the diocese he lessee £lO,OOO
to the Doan sod Caapt r. and for tee doe ition •if tee
sod of the clergy in the dio,es lia bequeathed tb D
and QL.pee further £lO,OOO. T. the fact estatilishod
ilt3 late Rish ip Pni.p .1•11 for the promotion of
heilogical stub., he Duit I. errs £5.000. sod to augment
the Inc ones .if Forwor incueub •ut. ho bequeaths a
further £5,000. For spnroctiging tors in the cethd,st
I echo it mai cmorister boy. 5,000 more is lefts Ho b• qoaaths
LI 000 towards the restoration of the cathedral and the
testoretion and sulargensi lit of tit, library, and berids
RIM. to ear int. toed taloa, Alum the 1).... tilra £l.OOO
to the Clnureh Missionary Society, and £l,OOO to the Irish
Clem llostintstion Fund.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

ICLARKES I
WORLD FAMED
BLOOD MIXTURE

TBB OBILLT BLOOD P 01171113 LTD IiBTORZB.

VOR cleansing and clearing the blood from
all impuritles cannot be too highly mom.
mended.
Foe Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, end Sores of
all kinds it is a DO ver-f all ing and Permanent cure.
It Cures Old Sores.
It Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
It Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
It Cures Blackheads or Pimples on Ike face.
It Cures Scurvy Sores.
It (Tures Cimarron. Ulcers.
It Cures Blood and Skin Dissents.
It Cures Gllandtilar Swellings.
It Clears the Blood from all impure matter.
From whatever canes arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex the Proprietor
solicits stamen to give It. trial to test its value.
THOUSANDS OF rf.qaroNlALs FROM ALL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

EICITINU SCSNE.

Ransegate Sande presented an et:citing some on
Monday. Among the bathers opposite the Railway
Terminus was a young fallow named Reeve, wh was
observed to be in di.trees. Re screamed for heip, and
had snok twice, when two gentlemen threw iff their
O,M. and swam out ti hie rescue. A bathing
machine at.endent named John &Irvin wen to
RAMP% amitstatme at the same mornsot, and baring
secured him, brought him with cooeuieiable difficulty
to abo.e, amicbt the cheers of the epernatote, who
raised a eubetziption for Burvill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

COUNTY COURT.

Before Mr. Serjoant Tindal-Atkinson-.
JUDGMENT SUMMONSDI.

In the case of iTiff.i;d7:g.:«7;e7f-i;oristrar informed
his Honour the money, £3 7s. 91, had been paid into
Court.—Paintiff now asked for cost of atteradanos.—
The Jodge tcld her that was a Court forspeedy justice
and the smallest possible cost. Sh• had bit mosey,
and, h• thought, must he Wished.
Janne Young (Ouse) v. G•orge Fox (Charrobieter).
Tb• original order was 3a. • mouth. —Foals a thatcher,
but the judge was Wormed be had bran oat of work,
and has • sick lowly of six children.—Plaintiff said
he had hems in regular work since lut Lady Day. He
could afford to spend money in delok.—Orier for 14
days, warrant not to issue if the amount la paid in I
three instalments.
Mary Ann Wails.. George Rollin (both of Dorchss-
tE).—Claim for balance of aooount-305. having ben
out of • total of £3 tis., for • oat sold snd
L—Defeoda t did not appear, and was represenTZ
by hi. wife, who does not loss the plaintiff. She
Indulged in laogu.ge against Mn, Wells characterised
by more strength than politeness, and on one qu•ation
relating to the wages of the defendant, when th•
plaintiff said the amount of earnings was 28.., she
plump.' out " You are • liar."—His Honour
her up at once, and told her be dld not allow such
things In that Court. "I once sent • man to gaol for
calling his sister • liar, and I shall have to send you
you use tha. t.rm again," said the Judge.—Order for
the am out to be paid in three inetalmtinte.
George Morris v. Henry Chappel (both of Mei len
Newtoo).—Claim 10s 2.1., goods sold and delivered.—
This WAS an undefended case, and should have come
before ,ho Registrar in the proper order, but the
plaktiff lut the train, and did not snivels time.—
Tne Judge allowed the case to be taken, but remarked
some person had written to • Bridport paper com-
plaining that he (his Honour) was not pnactnaL
However, that might be, he had now to complain
of the unpunctuality of the suitor. —Order for the
money to be paid by three instalments.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

SIX DAYS WIMOCIT FOOD OR WATER.

Information has been receive I of the roma* at sea I
of two tarn, named Chailee Taylor and Edward Lan- !
der. The moue wen eff.cted by th. steamer Curlew,
which strive I at St. J..ho on the 16:u inst. from the
west an i south-west Canadian coasts. All the et...mar
was near Traipse-ay on the morning of the 1.5. h inst.
something was descried iu ths wAtor, which afterwards
turned out to be • email boat. As the steamer
approached it Gould be men that there were two men
In the boat. who, when picked up, were found to
be nearly dead, having underg•lne suffering of
the most acute deecriptim. They were carriA on
board the Curlew, and when they had sufficiently
, renowned they sedri they were two of the crew of tile
1 fishing Yawl Challenger. Six days previously they
left their vessel for the map«) of going • short die-
Mace is connectioa with their fishing duties In the
meantime • dense fog role, and the wnermoonte of the
Challenger could not be found. The men had neither
food nor water for the six days, and oertain'y could
not have held out had their rescue been any further
prolonged. The Curlew lauded the two poor fell. as at
at.. Jo h and astheir veered belonged to the United
item., the Consul for that country took charge of
them. They were much improved in health.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

MITIMRUPTING Till MILITARY POLICL

Frank Newman was charred with having used abusive
and threatening tangoes, towards Samuel 14 mhoilk
whereby • breach of the pews might have been committed.
--Comp!dome who is • corporal in the Artillery. said
on August 19t1 last he was conveying a orMtner who
behoves to his battery t the barr ckk and whim
opposite Capt sln Masters boom d,fendtat came behind
and touched witness's prisoner oo his arm, and celled
him by name. Witness push* I him on one aide, and
told him this man washis prisoner. threndaes then
used abusive and threat suing language. Witness after-
wards reported the cam is his c mimanding Alcor.
—Corporal Charles Ettinger, of the Depot, witnessed the
omarrence, and corroborated the last wOnsaii as to the
use of the lauguace In qu ratios. Beyood ogles this
lan/naps he did not interfers.—D.fen lent had nothing to
say.— Ilr. Suet Coward said the defendant was convicted of
• mailer oil -mos twelvemouthe ego, when ha was fined 10..
and c sets—the Kay or said the Bench were determined
to mark their sense of the defendant's contort, and be
would be fined 10k and cwt., or 14 days' imprisonment.—
Defendant: I'll take the 14 demo.—He was removed in
custody.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

CAUTIONS TO LANDLORDS.

The Mayor then cantioned the lawilorde of the
various houses complained of by Supt Vickery.
Addreiming krabro.• Orchard. the Mayor said he kept
the house on the Quay known as the &earn Packet
Inn. ft was situated In • densely populet-oi part of
the town, there being • number of hon.,•
There was no conplaint as to the way i whieh be
carried on his business, bid there was is sere crave
complaint al to hi. con Ind unstaini with hi, r.l.,eivee
after business. Th., c oat not be allows I t
and if he was bmnght before the ma:lerves on any
complaint of that kind he would be de 'lt with very
severely.
Orchar I : There is not a partici° nf t in it.
Sept. Vickery sail that if the megi4- t • wool I
allow the matter to stand over to the ~Ijour.leil
meetine he mold bring witnesses to prove
The Mayor sal, I Orcherd hod better att to the
elution given him, awl act upon it.
The Mayor. addressing the darrritter of the I iwilord
of the Bridge Inn, said enmidain'e he I Iwo, made
of the fool lanruage used b tb inside ant on. I In the
bowie. A. this was an import•nt thorivl•hrlro, and
ladle. and gentlemen were continually passim, this
could not be tolerated, and inwt be pot a stop I, at
01101..

Mary Ann Woodland, the landlady of the S ,m'eset
Hotel, we. next dirrotad to tand forwent.
The Mayor said complaint. had h•en made of the
way in which mho conducted her boom, of enc waging
lads there on Sunday.. She wee summon I for the.
but the Clage not being proved. wan dtasthsei.
althongh it Wee One of grave an•piclon. Ti It
had not been that the common. wait tak.o out 'lnter
the wrong Act of Parliament, she wool I h v b.en
convicted. They pine her thin caution, ,n.I hnpbri
that she would conduct her hones pr.l.e,lv for the
future.

Rapt. Vickery's'id, with regard to the Brig Inn, that
a min had been put in by Mer.r.. It. yn..1.1 and
Reathoroe, who kept the house remlrtrol,ly ...ell, but
duce the present landlord had been in it had not been
kept go well.
The Mayor then cautioned the londlorrl.
Woodland, aa to the way he kept the h ore for the
future.

APPLICATIONS FOR LICIZNKIN.

Mr. Percy Street applied forth. removal ole Fcmse
from John Charles Cheddook, of 33, Park•str,•• t. to
Henry Winger, of 27, Myrtle.terraos. In met .o, the
pllcatlon, Mr. Street read letters of character from
the Rev. Pigott. Mr. Bayley, and Captain Prot.,. and
afterwards sal about Myrtle-terrace there were a
great many poor people who indulge ie hoer. At the
Present moment when the wives send th,.ir hoebande
for the beer, when they got to the pubdLhouse they
spend all their money, and do not come away until
closing time. On the other hand, the husbands end
their wives, and they have to go through the wet and
the mud, and get colds. This might app-ar frivoinne,
but such was the case. He pointed out that by grant.
log the removal of the Ileum they would not be
Increasing the pabllchooeu, bet they would *and In
Proulooly the own position as beim.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

OUTRAGE ON A CHILD OF SEVEN.

A married man, named John Challis, formerly •
soldier, but now a plasterer, living at (Jharmineter, was
brought Wore the Mayor IL Darden. Esq.), J.
Tudor. ffeiq , and Pura Ml* Esq., on Wednesday,
for en indecent assault on •II • girl named Maroon
Squibb, aged seven years, on the previous evening.
Mr. M. O. Weston appeared foe the prosecution, and
from his Grecian statemeot it appeared the prisoner
was drinking at the Maroons' Arms about algid o'clock
on the pr.vicns evening, and °sole( out be saw the
girl, who is motherless, and lives with her father at
playing with other children. He
enticed her away down the hill Andaman the Fromm,
where it Is salted be committed the offence. Other
partlcular. of this outrageous ease will be gleaned from
the oWiair evidence:-
William Slade, living at Glyde Path-hill and work-
ing for Mr. Guy, said be knew the prisoner. He was •
, and occasionally w nked for Mr. Goy. The
gritionri the girl, Marone Squibb, Was a neighbour of
his. Between seven and eight on the previous evening
be saw the prisoner at the Masons' Arms. He said he
was going towards Charmineter.
Emma SSW said the little girl lived next door to
her. On the previous evening, about eight o'clock, she
heard her talking to prisoner. Primmer said " CAIN
&WSW( WWI me, my dear, I WWI% Wan you." He said
It three times. Witness went into the street to sea
what It nassot, sad saw the prisoner and the-girl some
down over the bill together. Site called to the child
soomog tkooo to come hack, but she replied abs was
going on with lb* man. liVitisess spoke to the elder
*kw of the girl about it. Au hour mso afterwards
she saw the child again in bee own home. Her (ethos
sad sister brought bee in, and witness's daughter was
also present. In consequence of what was sold her she
examined the child, and on her clothes found marks of
bleed and other endgame of violence. She we. panties
the prisoner we. the ream who wont over the bill with
the Iliad.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

VIOLZKT SOLDIOII.

Petrick Hakim mid Henry Chandler were charged on
remand with being drunk sad aessultiog the police at
Portland.—P.C. Groves said on Angus tlind he reseal duty at
Fortune's We I about Is o'clock at night. He saw ab,ot
a des= addiers naming shwa the street. They wet* all
drunk and behaving in a disorderly manner. He stopped
them, sat asked them to go to the Barracks. Eight 01
them went, but It. twa defendants persisted in going
down the street They went to tie Star Inn, and pushed
open the door. He asked them to go away, when Onand.
ler let delve at him, striking Wm in the taco, and •leo
kicked him. He took him in caetoly, and as be was
doing so Ilelone struck him sores. the head with a stick.
—P.O. Telbot oarroborateci—Sentenced to one month's
imprisonment with herd labour. The Bench considered
it a very bad cum.—Yr. Sept. Gsta esid the palace did not
interfere with the military except in 'retry bad asses.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

imperial farliament.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-THOISDAY.

ins Haus of Liras on Teurslay pulsed threugh final
stages a cousiderable number of 8111*, including the
Benkruptcy B:II and the Crrrupt Preotiose Bill. State
c in Von took place with raferennt to the statue of the
Dike of Welltogt in, a g sod ilea being said by noble lords
in fair ur tenth of horw old in in. Lord Granville stated
that he had hoard on go 4 suthority that the Duke of
Wellingt 311, h3iLke asked whether he would like the statue
to come down front the arch, bed replied that he had not
wished it to go op, but I nog there it would be ridiculous
to take it down finaledistely. New It bad been taken
down It would cettainly he ridiculous to r put it up again.
At ten minutes peat flys the eitt.ng wi suspended, and
their lordships resumed a% 11 tict wk. when the &Week
ant Scotch Agricultural Holdings Bill. were retwiewl. At
, five minute. before midnight the Apprepriation B'll was
brought up from the ()num in, ii read a first tints, and
the House adjournod.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

FATAL COLLISIONS AT SEA.

TWO STBAKZEIS SUNK : Se KIN DROWNED.

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A fatal follfaoa cosseted off the Ilddraton• between the
Transetiantic weenier St. asuman sad the steamer
Wordbaro, of Newcastle, at day ~toah on Sunday. The
Woodborn was in Saw of Ms tug Recovery, and sno,it
3)0 feet from Ma tog, wails she watt run into by the St.
amain, the Morn of the Wood *urn being almost mimed
away. Some of the Woodburn's crew jumped overboard,
and others rushed to the boat, but she seek in about three
minutes, and it was imp ectilis to 1 met any of them.
To. ()wig, of the tug, with Mat prOGIOUtIIda. NaL •
boat to the rota" and mood all woo wars then abut ; but
med.& of the Wood.rura'a OMW perished, Including
about au equal proportton of those who jumped overboard
' sad dune who rentabied by the ship. Kr. J. Berne.
paserager (rem Yalta. the second enairmor, sod the
steward were all drowned, but the first third anaintorro
and tho second mats survive. The portion of Mit crew
sewed coastal. °hied, ei Norseman' and Swedes. The
St. Ometaln pursued her Wino for some dietetic.. hut
flaunted sad offered what assistence was pmeible, but ell
the survivors had already bean but on bawd the tug. The
Woodburn was a veteiel of 1153 tons and 140 herm-power.
built at Jarrow in /ffl. and owned by Kr. John Saran%
of Nenceetle. Toe emus of the C Alia= was shoot
45 miles off Plymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

BRWPORT.

-- -
A BRICKLAYER CHARGED WITH BYIELING.-•AE the
Borongh Police Cowt On Sat arday, before the Mayor
and Dr. hay, • bricklayer, named Isaac ?Jerrie, of
Taunton, employed at the Bridp irt Railway Bridge,
wet charged with stetting • eilk neckdrerchief, the
property of John Davis, lan 'lord of the Crown,
flarbour-r•nd.—P,isoner's defence was that he picked
up the articlo outi 'do the d or, and gave it to • girl.
—Mary I)avio, wife of prose,iutor, said she lost • silk ,
n•-elt.berchief on Tuesday, which .be hung out to dry.
P. joiner and mOtile othe.x CALII3 in the rare. When I
they left she missed the neck-kerchief. Did not see
prioxner and the others go away. She Informed the
police, who show-d li'r the neck-kerchief. Saw the
defendant since, who sake I her not ti do anything in
it. Mtn told bon she hist put it into the bands of the
police. The neck-kerc id (proiltuAd) she Identified.—
By Prisoner : Lie did not say he had
picked it up.--The neck-kercuief WY worth 2a.—
Annie Cox, • married woman, said she saw privonee
on Tuesday, about a quarter to two p.m., when he
showed her • nee,iterchtef, wbiob he said be had
picked up. He said, " I will give It to you," and
witness took it as • present. She gave it up to the
police al soon as they ,ke I for Short stated
he went to the house of 15'4 witness and procured •
silk neck-ken:fire( (pro luced). She went with witness'
to Wanderweldbridge, and paint* I iiut the prisoner as
the man who gave her the noek•kerchief. Witness
apprehended hint, and cheesed him with stealing It.
Ire nail. "I picked it up."—)fts. Davis said the neck.
kerchief was not pinned to the be, but It was impos-
sible for it to htve blown outside the yard.—The
Bench fined prisoner 55., which he promised to pay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

THE ZDUCATION ACT.

In order to twit the efficiency of • private school,
for seudieg their chddreu td whmh pareote were
summoned by the Chew Magus Schaal B ard, the
Temple Cloud magistrates examined tin coil iron in
court, and, oonsidenng their 9.lll:atiou eatt.fectoiy.
diamiseed the summonam, thotkih we are nut tdd with
costs against the summoniug board,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

DWI' PROM THE BITE OP A PIO.

The son of • pork butcher, named Weever, of
Siimiugham, has just died unier peculiar CitClll9-
btanoes. Six weeks ago he was playiug with • pig
when the animai b hun in the hood. rho 10d as
treated at the Iscia;ital, and for a time the wound
seemed to be progressing saiiefarnorily, but symptoms
of blood poisoning set in, and the uutortanate boy
died In great agony.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

SALISBCraIf.

EA• or A Dito—rt—ta—a-i;lon--irid.y the deputy.
e .roner bold an inqueet on the bo ly of Ruth Whitlock,
54, who hal c unaitted staid le. The evidence showed
that the deosawd w. • ni.-ried woman had only
just been liberstod from Winchester Ga :1, and that
she had been broucbt before the Salisbury magistrates,
chiefly for drunkenness. about 40 time.. She and her
husband led . mielrable life, and in the end absent her
throat. The ver.Ect of the jury w "Suicide from
t-mp.rary Insanity."
WATilt v. ALOOHOL.—On Friday, on the ground of
Mr. George Melsoine, 11.1oa.h"I, Ameebuty, 00n-
..1 • singular match for £5, lasting all day la
u.,usually hot weather. Toe co,,teet, which woe
on ler the auspices of the Church ,d England Temper.
rocs Society, was the result .4 • bet at a_public
ma-sting at Salisbury, and 1/... between Mr. Terrell,
a Wiltshire farmer, who cha"..l34ed his opponeet, Mr.
Abbey, an .4 .ford.hire farmer and lecturer for the
society. The honte t' dth work er, who -von.o e most
. . . . . .

I, th:lptrveat field. the former on beer and the latter
oo water only. Fifteen 11!ft• ta each pitcher were
emu. led. Mr. Terrell (roe the first held • very con-
siderable lead, sal at four o'cl..ck the ground cleared
bf him wag 15s. 3r. 16p , and Mr. Anbey 14a. Sr. Tile
match created gre.t intere.t iu the county, and Mr.
rerre" was warmly congratulated by his friend.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

ATTEMPTED MURDER.

A mita nuns(' Niadtord was nimmtled at Siddsr-
miaeter ma Saturday, cha,gad with attempting to
mugder hi. tatb-r, advise depusitt 414 had broil tAton.
It w.s ii o‘od th,t the prig mar. while druak,
stuaokel the 011 mau with • hatchet.

COLLISION WITH A MAIlr-OP•WAS.
While the James 'reveille was being hanooken M
Portsnwutb on Saturday mu-nice • haw's,. was °vital
away end the ship foaled the Mieoteur, carrying awe,
her bo4s, bar davits on this port she, and doing other
damage.

THE ABSCONDING TOWN CLERIC.
News was remised in Bootie on Sunday that Colonel
Pierce, VA* Town Clerk, who absoonded with defalca-
tions amounting to 220,000, lies died at Lyons. France,
where, it I. understood, he bad been staying Moos he
escape from this ootintry. His friends an said to have
received a telimr.im from a cl-rgyinan at Lyons.
announcing the death and that the Nowell Is arranged
to take place to-day. The pin°. are endeavouring to
bare the I:Amami postponed until as opportunity has
beea:adoeded to Identify the body.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

HOUSZ OP COMMONS,.—TanaoAT.

•
Thera were fitty-hve questions on the pat w of the
House Of Common'', chiefly plating to Irish local affairs.
In reply to Mr. %Wily, the Pieunaster43eneral said he
would tske steps t lom.t rural letter-cirriers to cirri
small parcels of moll :i.ka so Ii y had lawn socustomei to
:0 b for. The ditrul lotion o be P ste i Pet. Is reply
to Sir 11. Wo if, 31 iia 14 ,iie rteted that SE
W•illingtou lid n in.tructul to weer* Lard
Gra.oville 'hit the F no. a a omit would not only
glVi every facility for 11r. al iw's defence, but they
...Aid di everything in their pawsr to pat an end to
the incid•nt. au iinu autu 'maul tiicsived with cheer.
from the Lb Tel beeches. Isstrort,ana would 13 sent
out to the Eagfi,h aenta ru rwertaiu what wee the
Pr. citia poettiou of Mr. Shaw, snl to offer him
euy rad that initat be no ••••aaa.y. Mr. Lynch,
a usely.slected tnetabe, for S'igo, took the oath
and his sa.t. Toe Lards' furioar amendments to the
Agriculture' Holdings BM were discussed, and, amid
c 1,1,111 from the Lil 1,4, Mr. D. lion moved to disagree
wit.. Lord Salis'aur)'s can a-lament united .1 the Lords on
the uteri aus nicht by a majority of one. A Committee
w. appointed o dram up reasons for such disagreement
The Lord. amendment, t the Bankrup•cr Bill were then
crnsiderel ant agreed to. On It., motion for the third
reading of the Appropnation Bill the Irish metal ra
repeated erii tt slight variation eThept in the matter of
intros'"! violence, many speeches madt of late in attack
upou the &motive. This occopiil the House up lid
twouty minutes post adtv,n, *trio° tie Bill ass read a
third time and out on to the Lads, who had fen wait.
in( no.rly an to ',le •he Pat •nts Bill, the National
Debt BM, :tad vveral other were puaod
thr •uzh Vier lost states. S o.tly alter midnicht Bic
o ors° Co.npbeli rt.sumed the &date on the Indian
Badge'. Tae remaining 0rd,14 disposed of, the House
adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

EXTENRIVE THEFT BY CHILDREN.

SOVIZZIGNII BOLD VOR • PUNY MACH.

_
At ClorkenweU Folios (loud, L ndon, on Monday,
two children, named John Henry .wkins and Cor-
nelius Hawkins. aged ten and eight years respostively,
were charged by their father, Hear? klawkio., • rem.
miselossire, with having stol n a sum of 6101 in gold.
The father sated as watchman on some works in
Olrerkeawell and lived in lodgings. the Pritomeret be
said, were his own children, and had no mother.
When he 1.11 home in the morning he usually let the
boys out to play in the street and 1.11 the key of
his room, which he lookedje the care of a woman at
• neighbouring shop. The money in question he
kept In • bag on the top of a cupboard in his 100 m,
the cupboard bull so high that he bad to stand on •
stool to I 30 Sandal the bag. From what he learnt, how•
ever, when he returned home Sunday night,
he found that the elder boy had obtained the key
from the shopkeeper, and had gone into the room,
' and while getting • stick from the top of the
cupboard had found the money. Me (Preemulteka
beard on reaching haute that the bop
bees seen with • rest deal of money, and,
therefore, he at ones made the disoovery that the sum
mentioned had been taken. The bag had contained
621: Is gold, and of that SUM 101 sovereigns were
boys, wbou spoken to about the matter,
said 0;4 they had had the mow sad had sold
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

A WEALTHY NEGRESS.

The American pipers chronicle the career of • ilre.
Elis•beth G mummer, a no lady. who lo littOPtowd to
,hve been the wealeniegt Decrees in Lb. lissitod States
She began life 64 a servant, stood out of her rimpic married
• :mgr., Congregational minister. and invoite4 her savings
en indiction In hoses and loot priperty in New York
that 'bodied w .rth a hundred thouun I pounds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

VE9EhIi3EBPURIFYING -PILLS

A RI one of those rare Medicines which, for their enta-
il, ontinary properties, have gained an &lomat unlearnt
reputation. Numbers are ronstantiy bearing testimony to
their great value in Diseases of the Head, Chest, Bowels, Liver.
Kidneys. and Sick Headache.. Sold In Boxes, 70., Is.
and N. ad. each, by G. Wnctrron and Sox, S. Crane Court.
Fleet Street, London ; of all Chemists and Medicine Vendors.
Per poet for 8, 14, or SS stamps. IMO
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

REVOLTING DISCOVERY.

The neighb rurho xl of the B th and I. ,n t I inc
Bernion leey, L ,ndon, was thrown lot., ant co of
in-
stierahle excitement on Wedoes.luy I,y thi dimovery
of a large numb w of dead bodies upon the promises of ,
au undertaker in Long lane, near St. George'. Church,
in the B wougb. It appears that iotormation wee
given which led the police to enter and aearch the
overnines at an early hour on Wednesday
In the sbeence of the proprietor, who it is stated
resides at Peckham, they were adrnittml by the
persons iu charge, and in a recces under the otaircaae
they fund one large and two small coding which were
emitting the .teuch of decomiv.siug mutter. Upin
removing the lids no fewer than eleven be lion of
infanta were discovered, and ups the arrival .•1
Alexander. t divisional surgeon, were remove-I to
St. Geo.ge's mortuary, whore they were laid out for
examination. The sex of some three or four only
could be determined owing to the decomposition, and
Dr. Alexander Is of opinion that they mud have
been secreted several months.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

THE MISSING CLERGYMAN.

A telegram received at Plymouth announces the
finding of • mutilated body in the Pyrenius. It is not
ident,fi Id, but is supposed to be that of the Rev.
Merton Smith, the misting rector of Plytni.t.o S.
Mary. The telegram is in the following t raw :
" There is • rumour of • malt beiug toood .obbed and
murdered in the mountaine. Am sof gto st tit forth
to explore."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

POOLE.

LORD AND LADY WILIPORNZ has gone t hie lord.
ship'. alion' in: quarters in Scotland.
TH6 PORALITIHI6I NLLIALWOBK GUILD.—At the
ROLM 11 meeting of this orgaiiiiatiou held recently at
Sworn. Muter, the distribntion of work t iok place.
Mise M. Slade, for Mr. Slade, president for Poole,
woe presant, and amongat the grants made were GOO
to the Industrial Home, West-street, and to private
pees ins .n Poole It creme I that the working of the
association WAS not th ,roughly underatood es yet, and
Cr future guidance it may tie stated that applications
for granta must be made to the president of the
centre in which the applic tot resides, early In June
eicli year. It was stated the number of associates is
,W 457, and the number of articles sent in for free
dietribation 1,157.
Plc HICS.—The choir of the Itaptiet Chapel had their
annual plcmic on Monday. A very pleasant trip
by boat was made to Swanage, and 'a happy
day" spent.—On Wednesday the teachers of the
Congregational Sunday School had an outing to
Billiton Abbey, and • thoroughly rinj yable day was
pmeed.—On Wednesday the children of the L
fleet Battey Sch...l had their annual treat in the
grounds at Stanley Green, tit- residence of the
respected vicar, the Rev. J. L Williams. In happy
distinction to the past few yeere, the day eras beauti-
fully fine, and the proceedinza primed off most satis.
factorily. The " Excelsior" Bawl hat been enraged,
and plenty of game., with an unlimited amount of
plum-cake and tea, helped to render the day one
which, probably, the youngsters will not forget
until it comes round again.
Ret %MI TO MIMS FoRTDICOIeeI last appearance
upon the stage, a L ndon theatrical paper say.
Fortascue merle her last appearance previously
to her marriage to Viscount Garmo)le at the Savoy
Theatre on Saturday evenini, the audience iucluding
the renonwed violinist Herr Joachim, who I. now on
• visit to this country. Lord Garennyta was in
attendance in the lobby. The • udienoe warmly
cheered Miss Fortescue, ant enjoyed many a sly
Isudi at corn, of the sentence! Mr. Hilbert has placed
In the month of the chirmin.rllewlissa.
.7 to
himium
thwaaan aa
, riund el cheers at tie line " It's not death to wish
I marry a in irtaL We know it's weakness, but the
tit-krnwe"henisths°6 IsidstYnaga.n"y 'YT' here
ou very wicked PINTS.
• ain't go !" and a laugh outright when the fair Mies
Forteecue, a I.lreq•ing the lord*, ha I to say "Charm-
ing pers ,114 am. they not 1 F.r self-oontained
dignity, combine I with airy riTdaikasaions giaa
the British representative peer. The aosonoasakest
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

SWANAGL

filimraos NAstonAt. 8011001.1.—The Inspector's
report just retaliveal la one the School Staff may be
justly proud of. It I. se follows: —iffixed School.—"
School hae pasted an excellent ...unbutton. It has
been • real plessure to Sad Hr. Hillier working with
a. much energy and enthusiasm as he did • quarter
of • amatory ago." I nfauta School.—" This School fully
deserve. the merit grant al good. It le most care-
fully taught, and the result. are highly satisfactorti
The report with the large grant earned, exceed
any former year, is the more enoottraging an
eatisfadory from the examination hoeing been con.
ducted %lam the New Code, and by • fresh, though
not unknown Inspector,
itlwanoas allOaTra.-00 Thursday lard the annual
town regatta took place. The general arrangements
were carried out by an honorery committee, consisting
of Z. B. Robinson, sed C. Robinson. Elm, Dr.
Jameson, W. Pike and B. D. HJttoe, &qrs., and •
committee of management, consisting of Kamm
tionossoblen,J. Stevens, Jan., 0 Horlook, F. Vy.,
J. Resillut, H. W. Bart, U. Bamford, H. E igell, J.
Clifton. 0. Zdmunda, J. Vye, J. Elsysom, F. Hoare.
and J. Sties..; Hr. J. Andrews, bon. treasurer;
Mr. illson, hon. am. The arrangements ma is
were everythinr that could be desired. A large
amount of funds was co 'Bruised. which enabled the
oommittee to offer, suns good prism, and largely
Increase the sport. of former years. The firework,
were the boot we ever remember seeing in Swanage.
The day was beautifully floe, and a large number of
penes. from different ports (both by steamers and
other means) were presoak sod toward. the evening
they largely inaremet The Swamped a.,d loengtou
histravers Brass Bands were lo attendanc and played
during the day • good selection of mu.ic, ant the town
keen was converted almost into • fair with emus,
mente of various kinds and a miscella•.e ma lot of
articles offered for sale. As all ap,mar .1 bent on •
"holiday." we don't think amusement p nprietors or
hawkers had anything to complain of at Swanage
Regatta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

TERRIFIO TORNADO IN THE UNITED STATEN

IMPORTED LORE OF HORDRIDB OF LIVES.

NEW YORE, Wedneeday.—A terrible tornado br ike
over South•Hastern ninnevol a tO-1 y. At It nheater
40 persons are reported tr have been killed al.. I 50
ihjnred. The whole country Cr nod is in ruins. It te
estimated that some hundncis are killed. A pas,
Bengtr train on the ktecheet.r and Northern It tilway
was blown off the line ; and it is reported that 25 were
killed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

BASICI_ICPTE T.

Re Tucker.—An applicaVi;;. was made by Mr.
Nantes to register and confirm resoinlions under 8-13.
28 of the Bankruptcy Act. It appears the Registrar
hal refused to register the resolutions, became the
notioe of the meeting hod n.it been advertiz.d in the
London Gazette, and the Judge upheld the Registrar's
action, and reused to confirm the resolution..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

LORD COLERIDGE AIVD THE MAYOR OF

TRLTh 0.
The Lord Chief Justice, presiding at the Cornwall
Assizes recently, in the course of a case m ide Fume
strong remarks relative to the conduct ,d the ten
clerk and the ex-Marne of Truro, an l ,eluae,l to hear
from them any explenation. dubs•querrly a p.inliu
meeting, a invened by the \fay., or Truro, male •
vig gone protest wipti dit L ,rd Coleri ise'a °hoer •s.
Stone. I. being maintained that there wee no ground
for them. The Crum City Council passed similar
resolutions. Lor I Cleridge has Indite I, declining
to spol,,gise or hold him.ell accountable to any Truro
meetleg, and rebuking the Mayor for providing at any
such gathering.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28

ESTLIIA TES GIVEN FOR

Posters, Auction Bills.

Catalogues and Conditions of Sale.

Handbills, Concert and Lecture.

Circulars, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note Headings, Bill
Heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules.

Pamphlets, Sermons.

Cheques, Memorandum Forms.