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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

the
.lake thirst,
it. And this
snob is
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ia also tree miallesimithessilly, although
not the commonly eindeseed-epinion • for, like
Wines, they have riot litglergoneperfet fermen-
4thlen and contain much unconverted saccharine, ,
although not fortified with additional spirit; and, pro-
bably for this latter reason alone, their unfitness to
quench thirst is overlooked. Perhaps no better proof
of this fact ran be put forward, than the almost un-
limited quantity of Beer which • labourer in full and
hard work can take and not be satisfied, elthougli he
requires no more than three meals • day to appease his
hunger, his constant craving thirst being pertly created
by the very meana sought to allay it. If Beers be good
at all as beverages for the thirsty, the light bitter Ales
now so generally used are undoubtedly the beet, be-
muse their fermentation Is almost, if not perfectly tam.
' but these are not only out ef the reach of the
are powerful tonics, and by many
not required, dolor harm rather than
Au .__ asked with either Strong Wines or Beers,
Wines diluted with water are oertainly more
that -- most
Olin
are
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

THE MINISTRY:
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. On

KARL Entionn,t, on the invitation of her Majesty, has
undertaken the remodelling of the Cabinet, rendered
necessary by the death of Lord Palmerston. It ie not
th thought likely that many changes will be merle in e
Fit construction of the Cabinet. The Palmerston
rnment might, considering the peculiar conditions
It formation, be regarded aa a Ministry with two
disiefe. We now simply return to the more
regular condition of a Ministry with one recog-
nised head. There has been some specula-
Mon as to the possibility of allowing the
D OM,* to remain for the present, and
more definitive arrangements, in the bands of
'pew Premier. Otherwise the probabilities are that
'Clarendon will be Foreign tiewretwy. IJpou this
'owever, nothing has yet been settled. In any
quite likely that whatever ansautomemte are
will be oonsidered as only It IS
At Earl ,-'nattell is not anxious for
' Prime 4ster, an only the
'a order A the political 'Milts of the
_ _ . . .

Foreign
pending
the nev
Lord '1
point, however,
ease it la,
1:10* ande
believed that
the ogee of A
respo_osibilltea ,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

EXTRAORDtgANT CURZ
OF A COUGH.
The following letter has been received :

"Nightingale Hall, Edmonton.
"Dern firn,—l have recently suffered much from •
mart violent cough, proceeding from a tickling in my chest,
grhich no remedy, out of many I resorted to, could allay.
My head *sr constantly aching, and my whole frame
entirely shiken. Having seen the good effects of your
Balsam of Aniseed in severe Meddlers of my family, I
purchased a small bottle, and when going to boa it
book • teaspoonful in two tablespoonfuls of *Mot,
irarm. The effect was immediate; it arrested the tie
it my chest, I slept well, and arose perfectly restored i 1
the morning i with the enoeption of debility, arising front
**us by incessant coughing for some days previonu
Hy bough entirely left me, and has never returned.
Having since heard oft Itfly in the neighbourhood who
tor a long time had laboured under e Most distressing
sough, and who had resorted to every remedy *HMO her
knowledge, I sent the remainder of the bottle to het.
mei that long-standing, obstinate, and (as she thought)
incurable cough was perfectly cured.
I am, my dear Sir, yours very tautly,
"To Mr. Thos. Powell." " WM. BOARDS."

LIN BR COMPLAINTS, BILE, WIND, AND IND].
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.

THERE ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
whieb act upon the Liter: one is Mercury, till
other Dandelion. But if the public knew how Mercer)
destroys the delicate ooats of the stomach, weaknest
digestion, affects the nerves, and positively shorten
life, they would teke no other Aporisat than D.
KING'S D ARDELION and Q UININ ELI VER PILLS.
which liberate bile, disperse wind, strengthen the whole
frame, and are the best pills for torpid liver, headache,
furred tongise,disainees, II uttering of theheart,
nd igestion. acidity ,an d general debility, d unlike every
other aperient pill, may be taken without fear of cold.
They oleaneethe blood and fluid 'from every impurity. It.
boxes at is. lid., 28.9 d., and 4s. Bd. imob. Prepared
hy JAMES RORKE, 47, Mortimer-street, Cavendisl
quer*, London. W. Free by post for stamp', and sold
sy Agente.—Magga. Yeovil; Resta and Evans, Dor-
Iheater ; }nooks and Penny, Sherborne ; Leakiir and
Hitchcock, Tambov': and most Chemists and Medicine
Vendors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

Calusiastical Entifligencr.

Two amounts of the Church Coatroom show e small
surplus.

PRNIMELNINTS AND A PPOINTIKENT& ./ter. R. H.
Barnes, M.A., Vicar of S. Mary Church ; Prebendary
in Exeter Cathedral.—Rev. H. S. Green. MA.; Curate
of Limpley Stoke, Wilts.—Rev. R. N. Milford, R.,ctor
of Bishop's Kno)le.—Rev. H. ,H. Mosely, Perpetual
Curate of Holt, Wills ; patrons, the Dean and Chapter
of BristoL—Rev. D. Prioe, Rector of Little Marde ;
patron, the Bishop of Hereford.—Rev. G. A. Shag ;
Chaplain to Mr. Locke, Northmoor, Dulverton.—Rev.
It. StAinfortb, 8.A., Vicar of Pontefract ; Veer of
Wheldrake, York. —Rev. C. Woodcock, Vicar of
Chardstook ; Rural Dean of Bridport, Third Portion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

PROVISION MARKETS.

There is about an average business doing in Irish
butter, at late enrreneiee. Foreign qualities are seine
es follows :—Friesland, 121..; Kempen and Erroll%
Ms. to 124 e. ; Roach, UM- to 106 a. ; Groningin, 1.
to 110 e. • Emden end beer. 112 a. to 114..; flast4a and
Bell, to 130.; a 102 s. tol2os. French, 984
to 1008. per owl. Theseus only •litnited sale for boom,
at barely late rates. Tbe supply on offer is smalls
slams and lard are quite as deer as last week. Cheese
is a slow sale. Edam, 565. to 52..; 0011.11.11, 48s. to 524 g
Kanter, 22e.; and American 56e. to 63a. per cwt.
hirNcnia Lame, Friday.--Sugar quiet; preview' ad-
vance of 6d. to le. sustained in auction ; Eastmain's.
334. to 41s. ; refined in good demand; brown lumps.
445. 6d. Coffee: There was only a small private con.
tract business, but prices were unchanged. Tea t
Demand good for new seasons Congou at very full
rates. In rice there was a very slow trade, and prises
unaltered. Saltpetre: Fair business; fine Caleuttes,
on the spot, sells at 255. to 255. 6d. Tallow : Markel
strong; new P.Y.C., 50e. 6.1. to 51s. on the spot.

reney,

HOP MARKET.
A fizil average business is passing in our market, and
all good and fine bop; eommand extreme rate.. Tts•
Inds, however, for inferior hops is rather quiet.
Per *wt.
Mid. and East Kents 110 s. to 190 s.
Weald ol Keats . 99e. „ 1110,.
Suesx • • • • • • • • 70s. „ 11.65.

WOOL
amount of busine•s doing in Englids
'col is very moderate. Prices, however, rule firm, an;
some Instances there is a tendency to improveistemt.
or colonial wool is the private tiontraol market them
rather a limited demand, at late rates.

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wool

For

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LONDON GAZETTE,
Tuvcar, Om. 17.
BAlcaurra.—Roberi Turnbull, Lantlpset, Homo.
shire, shiphu,lder, ()Asher 31, at the Loudon Be
rapt Oetirt.—Emmantiel Romiter, Westowea
Mare, builder, Weber 30, st the Wastes-
Coanty Court.
Oor. 20.

FRIDAY,

_
of Creditors.—Willboa
farmer Nov. 2,, at 11,
4Y• iaakialitiks ....
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

SALISBURY.

THE BISHOP OF MALISBITRY ON THE DILTEI
OF LORD PALMERSTON.
A. numerous and highly-respeetable meeting of the
inhabitants of Salisbury was hold on Thursday evening
in the City Council Chamber for the purpose of inatign-•
rating there a school of science and art in conneen.
with the Government department of science and art at.
South Kensington. The Lord Bishop of Salisbury pre-.
sided, and in opening the proceedings said he was our..
he should not be doing justice to his own feelings or to
the feelings of those present, if, in mentioning the.
Government of this country and the aid which they'
were prepared to give to that and every other good'
work, he did not avail himself of She opportunity to,
express on their part and his own their deep sense of.
the loss which this country had just sustainedl
by the death of the bead of the Government..
(Applause.) Whatever difference of opiates thsei•
might have been as to his views, Om /Milk
be no doubt that the norm of Lord Polooostm
had for many and many •year been associated with tho•
prosperity of England., both in war and in peace.
LArPtrilearule.on ) salami:jet! but he helm was Rot
gal"that r: "at.
weid
ham been unbeooming in him, and he was quite sum
untrue to his own fengs and to theirs, if he did not
remind them of the feet that they had just lost the
I member of the Government to whom they probably owil
I those advantages which they were about to avail them-
, soiree of in connection with the science and art depart-
ment. It was of course a very eritical event for this
country, but he was sure their earnest dente and prayer
to God would be that He would direct her Majesty to
choose one who, by &spirit of moderation and sympathy
I with the English temper and character, • would be
'enabled to guide the destinies of this country as of late
years Lord Palmerston had been enabled to guide them.
(Applause.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

LYME REGIS.

Siirfima Drsairratti—On Wednesday afternoon,
October 11, the Hauovefian brig Clemens Angnat,
240 tons burden, Capt. Witbrook' Wa run ashore
on Charton Beaoh, about three mils. west of Lydia
Cobb. The vessel ia from Leghorn, bound for Dort,
with a general cargo consisting of marble blocks
and aloha (some of the former weighing 14 tons),
sulphur, fruit, Ito. The captain states that she had
been leaky for some time, which was caused by
the jolting of the (ANAL.; of marble, oocaaioned
by the boisterous weather he had experieneed. He
affirms that she would have sunk had he not run her
ashore at once. The whole of the crew, consisting
of seven men and a boy, together with the captain%
wife, got safely ashore. There seems to be no
probability that the vessel will be got off, the cargoe
being too heavy to be managed by any of the
medhdaidal appliances at hand. The captain states
that he is not arrefe of either *Neel or *ergo being
insured.
LONDON CITY MISSION. —The annual meeting of
the friends of this really excellent institution wee
held at the Town Hall on Thursday evening. Of all
khe meetings held for different religioue societies in
Lyme this le the best attended. The object of this
society—the evangeliantion of. million of souls in
our great metropolis, who are at thoroughly heathen
as *ere the tredve. of 14lew 7ealand-4 one that
comes home to Mat), eveti more etrongiy then that of
spreading the Gospel In foreign landa: While the
broad basis on which this society is formed' and it.
thoroughly unsectarlan character, it. tolwriotiaries
aiming not at proselytism to thie or that denemitta•
lion, but only at making their converts Chrintiana,
ought to secure for it the earnest support of all
Christians of whatsoever name. The meeting was
numerously and reside.* attended. In the absence
Cl.
of Cartwright, ~ Who banally takes the chair,
but Who wait away. (ruin Lyme, in consequence of
the severe inflow of s btotherAtins Itev. Mr Jennings
unaided. After prayer bad been offered by the
Chairman, and the singing of a hymn, the Rev. Pg.,
Tyrrell, RA., the deputation was briefly lutroduced,
who, in, speech eloquently earnest, gave it graphics
and thrilling scoonnt of the London poor, their
dwellings' habits, and character, oonfining his re-
make to a portion of Clerkenwell, of which Turnivell-
street was the centre, and which was oommonly
known as "Jack Ketch's Warren," a name highly
'xi found there.
'sd hire.

indiftthe

people t
.4 been
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

WILTON.

MEDICAL APPOTSTIMIT. —T. J. Bennett, 111. D., has
been elected median' officer to the Union Workhouse
and Wilton district of the Wilton Union, vice W. J.B.
French, 15.R.C.5.8., resigned.

Court anb faabianable intriligmcc.

THII Queen is expeeted to return from Balmoral'
during the present week.

TSB Prince and Princees of Wales and a distinguiabedl
rat, were present at the rawest ICeleo on Wednesday.
They made a stew of about an hour.
THE freedom of the city of lalaagow will be presented
to the Chancellor of the Bxchoquer on November 1,
and the right hon gentlemen will be esteireeinad at a.
public banquet by the citizens in the weenies,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

majority, bet
constitutions are tc..
• - eontrasted

For is medicsa,testimony wanting in
use of ulnas, including that of Dr. .
says that for open-air labourers there
o better invesiment than a penny for 1
of cabman's mixture; and that even
s, who load w.door lives, may up to

cheaper

beverages

Been, although -good lo
-iv used by all;

WitiiUy =to
ore
."7:Iono mutt,
irtolo year at

more
month's

.4*,
effectually swthdy tblist, DO ODD wLo
Iu wsy sin entartaiu a doubt.
Amicably adapted as exhilarating di
don may require, or as adjunets it
the moderation that the usages et
demand. Beers, lathes's*.
be harmlessly 'c.v.'
mind, it is c
ftrmented
used an beverages,
equalliug that of • -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

Burton

Per Doc Pet Bet
RED WINFs. a. s. d.
Alicante Pnrt • • • - - • 18 J 6
Finest Bonaaillon
Old Port 3O 9 6
Pule Old Port
Fin,at. Old Port
Choiov Old Port • - • • - 48 4 0
Very Choioe Old Port • • • • 61 4 6
Rea Tlit
5.,, • • • • • •ti 3 6
Choice Old Clara
Finr-t Claret
Flue Claret
The Standard Claret • - • • 21
Good Sound Claret - - - - • 18 1 6
RUM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

bard lakorm, r 941
-
informAtied wan received
logic at Stoke Abbott '
Itaindey morning, and
theretromf,

the pohae
been broken into early on -
quantity of wearing apparel ancl boots stolen
which it was found on inquiry the prisoner ha

oust;iy on the charge 'ofraasatilt.—TV•9l•V—Bo4olo
the Mayor H. JP, Aod J. Williams,
E.q.-1/1-treafin9 a Pony.—. Tames Smith was shorgeid
with ill-treating • pony on September nth, at Bridporh
—P.C. Sprackling saw thn,sletrpian9 Oiling the loony
as ,
which win a very poor con lonians{ enionititn if
was his. It had a wound oh 9 right shoukler, as bog
as a five .hilling-piese.. and i win blind, sad vim alto-
gether in a miserable state and quite unfit to be driven.:
The defeidafy ho hlbad si uce sold the pony, pleaded
guiltihs _ jini ns; 6d. co *ld was
allotted Aswan intY in, or in, default, one
month's imprisonment' sylph bleed labnut.-rihe Mare
s.id the Bench had the power of infii ni,n,fiasi of gs
but this being the first time dot en been sum-
maned, they bad not tionvot:ein, nap
Oita had drders to toia Alt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

I Oug ,
y business
I unities.

SKIN=
maw% —ll)th R.
Oodford,

-ezami

T II i veriity

Scholarshi

OBER.
, Ainw.,• of Pbrham, gaped , • peoon4 me ..- _
ft
:necked a/q homers in, olkaaical asd_igeoeraf literataitt% I
have been i haws racommataad b -la-- -tioers beire
. --

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

Jia,.
-r& on Friday
i The oollimbii
I bialwtAs,

remained there
L Subsequently.
Wiebeact. 60.
ag, offered to tow
4/oibuili. The offer
osplaist am
wilh him
about

the Farlina.
Colville, of'
digester,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

ra.rfspontitnce.

THE LATE LORD PALMER-TON.

To the Editor&

At the time of the IRE issue of ywur paper,'
none of your readers ratPectgal tire solemn event wl,oh.
happened on Weduesday let, and has aubre.quently
been road° the subject of sugh able artichs in varionr
I me and foreign ne *spotlit which have by this time
bem scanned with such interest in all parts of Europe,
andot her qiarters of the globe where they have reached.,
An have, with masterly ability. more or leas shown in
different wry', and with v‘rying success attempted to,
do ju.tioe to the inern,ry of the statesman whose
hiato.y involves that of Ervl..nd, Ireland, Wales,
scotland, Europe at large, and otner countries for
beyond, for th test part of thl hist tentory ; but there
in one trait in the ottar.teter aud nature of the deceased
which will long be remembered—iodeed never be for-
gotten—by his own personal friends, and remembered ,
ever with grat tude by those ..ho felt tho ben fit of his ,
e one tendency to n-rye at aboent frie' d. wait this,
' that he never forgot those who well and faithfutty da
their best by Atm and would manfully. opeahr, and con-,
'ideally uph if them where they deterred it from all
ungenerous attacks particularly: when nt 'de in their
absence. It is nonecessary to dwell particularly upon
the topics, being one of the past, hut your intelligent
readers, wont forked the style in which he defended the.
governor of Hong Kong, in or about the .yelr 1857 or
1858, in relation to the Chiness aff.ir. You, no doubt, ,
nailed in n different boat from Sir John Bowling but ,
are not the lest competent to appreciate what is
referred to.
Every Englishman who takes 'an interest in the
welfare of his home and country, will silently pray that
the higheot authority in thin realm May be grilled to a'
good choice in Her Prime Minister' and strive to,
support her and his lawful and good influence, upon
whommever the choice fells. Yours, B. J.
October 21st, 1865.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

BROADMAYNE.

DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.—SamueI Coleman was
summoned before the County Bench, at Dorchester,
on Saturday last, for being drunk and riotous in the
public street, at Brdadmayne, on the 3rd of October.
The case was proved by P.O. Hill, who, on the day
in question, saw the defendant come out of a public-
honk, drunk. He came up to witness, called him a
false swearing —, and wanted to light him. lie
continued to use most abusive and filthy language
for upwards of half•an-hour. He was much
accustomed to such amino*. Pined 205., includiog
Costs. The defendant scratched his heed, said it
was " a lot o' motley," and paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

an able
masters 1
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r vOloonsitsimar.
Ms
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of

be.iog of

had adorned the pulpit,
evevy brirh el human

thraie,;

.knowiwige,

servants 1

the I

and
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with

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Same examinees
.41 &hoe, Wog Edward%
and the Oohed el Baty en.
,
ilnivereitke had for aye ape teeth

kiese
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with st
tasethisc in mast our °backed by
_ , proving his assert-ma from the reports mentation
[aerostats. He had asaartainod that in our great tiont and
/Alio schools, no dizoot attention WM paid to English In tos e-
ao recognition of the dignity of our own lenguage
o Its idiomatic structure, so different that of
ancient tongues; no organised English
Saxon @oboist its head,

wgiudig&--- Mud— enlErdont provision was
the °raw wuptiee of trarudation, writing
ormasional theme, or—deolaiming • -- from
Shakespeare on " appeal-day."
lexisted,—the City of London -
School at Birminrham,
Edmund's. The
- • -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

STINSFORD.

STEALING WATER CREMES. Edward Simmons
was summoned before the County Bench at Dor-
chester, on Saturday. with committing wilful damagt,
in connection with James and Thomas Simmons, to
some water-creesee belonging to James FeHowes,
Esq. George Meech said he saw the parties at half.
past two o'clock on the morning of the 12th inst.
They had a horse and cart and two large hampers.
Two of the men were in the water cutting the
water-creases, and the other was putting them into
the hampers. One hamper was about half, and the
other three-parts full. Witness asked them why
'they did not ask leave of the 'squire, and defendant
itaid, that was of no use, be had asked, and had been
denied. Witness asked why they came there then
to which defendant replied, he Wanted them to send
to London, and must have them. He was fined 11,
Including costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

(More H. WILLIAMS, FAQ).

POCKET-PICKING AT SWANAGL—GeorgA Cr a, 19
was found guoty or awaiting from tbe person of WlUaw
Hobbs. to sovev rive and one half sovereign, at Swanage,
August 15,11. and evidenced to 3 months' hard labour.
Mr. W. Ffooks prosecuted, and prisoner was undefended.

ROBBERY AT WAREHAM. GeofEß Courtney alias
Bprankimg, 28, and William Thorne, 23, were indicted
:for steeling a piece of beef, value be dd., the property
let &ram Hodder at Wareluoo. They were
both found guilty, and sentenced to 3 mouths' hard
labour each.
The wort rose shortly after five o'olook.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

FORDING'TON.

LIGHTING AND EAVILIPDBOITMG.—Thanks to the
pewristeney of Mr. Councillor Vernon in urging the
matter upon the Local Board, the lighting of Fordington
is accomplished. The poste for the public lamps were
filed during last week, and on Saturday night Ford-
ington-hill, and the whole of that port of the parish,
was illuminated for the first time. This is a great boon
W the inhabitants of that neigh!). urhood. Did the
perish of Furdington possess a court lest, probably the
jury would "present" that the eaves of some of the
housen on Fordington.hill require slintea, but though it
is not favoured with the services of so distinguished a
-‘ Council

body. it is to be hoptal that the Town . will not
fermi Fordington when the borough wart loot present-
ment receives their oonsid,ration.

MAIDEN NEWTON.

ILLEGAL WEIGHTS AND SCALES. Mr. Luke
Roberts, grocer' was on Saturday charged befoie the
County Petty Sessions atiDorohelter, with having in
his possession • pair of scales, six drachms against
the purchaser, and three weights—a pound weight,
four drachms I and two half pounds, each two
drachms deficient. Superintendent Underwood said
that he visited defendant's shop on the 13th inst.,
and found the weights and scales deficient, The
scales were in very bad condition, and another pair
of scales, not named in the information, INN also
against the purchaser, but not very much. The de-
fendant was fined for having deficient weights in
November, 1861. The Bench inflicted • penalty of
£l5, including costs, to,f,be paid in a fortnight.
CATTLE STRAYING.—John Chalker, lime burner,
was summoned before M. Williams, isg., and Major
Amen, for allowing two horses to stray in the parish
of Promo Vancborcb. The defendant said that Mr. •
Trew, who occupies land on each side of the road,
had allowed him, so far as he was concerned, to turn
his horses into the road to eat the grass, and pro-
duced a note from that gentleman to state the like
fact. The Bench said that the owner of land had the
right of grazing on the waste beside the highway,
but had not a right to stray on the highway. There
was • doubt whether he a mold give leave to other
parties, and the Bench consequently dismissed the
EtIMMOSS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

IitARBEI AM.

Mrstfet, Session/L-4n accordance with the note
custom of the borotigh, the annual sessions Were held
at the Town Hall. on Thursday last, before the Recdrder
0. W. Farrer, Esq., and the Mayor, S. None*, bop
The recorder and a few of the aldermen partook of
luncheon at the residence of the mayor, after whit%
they walked in procession to the Town Hall, where •
juty eonsisting of the principal tradesmen of the town
was sworn. The Recorder having delivered his charge
to the jury, they proeeeded to perainbulvte the town in
order to make any presentments they might think fit.
On the reassembling of the jury, tile foreman (Kr.
Yearaley) said they had no presentment to Meta, mod
the business was thus concluded. lathe aftertoon the
jury dined at the Red Lion Hotel, and in the evening,
at the invitaion of the Mayor, the reoorler, aldermen,
and the principal gentry of the town also dined at the
fled Lion Hotd when a sumptuous repast was provided
bt Mr. C. Teasley.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

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cpix"tle
gtsbla of languages
-sire also exhibited, she
to English. Out
Agra origin,
sources. Our bess
Shakespeare S 5
-sr ant.

I tissnl

were

eti per seat salbsou • even
'75 per a ; and Gibbon, mernmet LiUntied
writer, 55. The Fmglish Bible had 97 per cent. of
Saxon words. The writers of our day were showing.
much greater love for good, etrong, homebred words.
He now begged his bearers to look at the bare fact, that
these were twice as many Saxon words as Latin ones in
our tongue, and then to say whether our present school-
graft was right, which utterly passed by the one, and
unfairly fostered the other. It was too had that we
'-'aid thus undervalue our own speech, of which
- had said, The English language posaea •
"sable power of expression, such as perhaps never
stood at the command of any other language of men.'
These are startling and important statements,
and, as we have said, deserve 'attention,
though less perhaps, as we have put
the case, in an Ampineological point of
view, than in referencia, to the use made of
such &eta by the raw, hoturer—viz., that of
'showing
How Emilia a TAuerrr.
lan as
and

I mach

i such

m .e. eh

oensstred
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

AT F.PMAie.—WYMOUTEL
.VANNDICA.TED.

. •

-
SEBBIONS, Monday.—Before
Talbot, Janina Pitman, and .
' with va— h

vagrancy
tft hag.-

to Mr. Henry
oonld not give

. As .
of themselves he
cr. Dennis being sent

•
dares hors occurred at They&
wheirper tive diwase may have
SD shooki. aiely kW there. Low'
that te the veritable
Onlopialorau The r

at from the
been which
y, no doubt
cholera in
inspector

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for thedegreid B.A. is tit; tfnivbrig

Teasel
Item
Charles 1
were charged
Sunday atiestie
asieeP in a siabh
Frauckieeastreeta
acootuit ot the-
and on Mr. pa...—
looked up-- • "'belle ounklect• '
"'mimed yritip "ad they war!
la y .4 caijlthA '
LIMA .
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

Barret*.
'a in the asylum to.
the 24th :ace
kdsaitted
-

'Thomas

Bsptmber,

Ocieunhise;ltatadoplaik iiiabeity aft
iss.ehe • amount audited owl allitt
111,8 Seen— endings, in advance czoo.
the gaoler, 41141 ; to Shitehall, 233 17s. 91.;
Visiting Jitidildei„;
.£3B Id. ;to Low:tarot(
41/111 &áL2OI 5e 44.; contingencies, £4
The Committee hol wadited the receipts and exi
l•W•lliniceounlit'ititi found the total expenses
£3724 de. 11d., whilst the rooted, hol been
Trossuror'• bandit tot esesions, £2,242 lbs. ; eeenty
etibeafpeneg le the S last amnion, £l,BBB La. Bd.;
Jutreei Clefit's ince and fees, £lO4 20. 10d. •' one
, year's nett of the County ROU" £75 18e. Bd.; total,
' 114.102 17s. 2d.. loving a balance now in hands of the
treasurer of £37612.. 3d., which, together with a oountyi
permv rate ordered last res-ion to
83,3801 b. 4d., would give a sum of d.
available for the expenses of the coming
ootrimiwee recommend • county rate of ' _ _
the it, amounting to £2,520 41.. to be ordered to
Mid Wore the next eeteiont.
.0 - TULIPS.
Major FiAmrroi read the report of the Polies .
&We. Tondos had been invited for the supply end

of harems for the polies carts, aomedingto • pi
purchased by the cbif constable u authorised by the
last report. The tender of fir:Dowding, • f Wiaean•
ton, had Men tempted at £4 10s. per set. The repairs
of the several pohoe stations bad been £lO2 84. d.
Thar tutu it lite Dorchester pollos station hiettagl
beaded tld *Om had lees obtained from
the a • telt • , r.ottal Bositd of Health. Ths receipts oil
tij 4, • frid been—lo treasurers' heads at the last
.Itti
WIC Peii. euperintesnionte and nue for isididip,
£l5l 16a. ld.• 14024 111 s. 4d. Payments to,

atern -set

anal

tole!,

_ 4fia.,Jett _
Asor twit. T ii pU.id.—
,Alge to the'otiasX'ead 11140111 oa the _
tree 147 malts aad 147 females. Admitte,
melee, med Jeutales discharged 4 males, 91.
fed 5 sietdnsahs io. Now remaining in Op
rma Inle% female% total 294 The ntunbirgo,
°minty paupers was 73 males, 31 temalet, *Ai
Non-paipss patients 6 male., and 7 femalwl, 4
t•tal in the measteas on th• 29th Wsd
TISANOL
Mr. J: J. FAllquaimatnt read *
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24

Lain anb frtims.

Taz ooroner's inaniry Into the murder of flinsznana,
the Dutch sailor, killed in • tavern at Great Yarmouth,
has ended in • verdict of "Wilful murder" apiniatlite
prisoner Erenshuisen.
Ix the case of the alleged death of Yrs. Reeve, wife,
of a veterinary surgeon at Greenwich, the jury haver
returned • verdict that deceased bad died from the
effects of poison, but by whom administered there wait
so evidence to show, though it was not the me of.
deceased herself.

A MAN named John Healey I. in custody at Wargrielir
°barged on his own eenforion with the murder et
man at Wigan about eighteen months ago. An old.
man named Barton WU est upon by several fellows.
who robed him, beat him and then pet him on • ftrw
because he refused to say where he bad more money.
Healey rye he wee one of Barton's assailanta.

Two we. Brown, who figured so notoriously in sr
miperalleledesee of cruelty to her husband at Plymoutb.
poline.oourt last week, haa sines, quite unabeabed it her
otanduct, taken up het aocastomed position at a stall in
the Plymouth market. But on Saturday she found her
negideo too notorious to be comfortable. She had to
thentigratrent, and was hooted through the streets.
AT the Canterbury Quarter Sessions, as Wediweday,
Simnel Greasy'', the late secretary and actuary of the
Canterbury Savings' Bank, was tried on the charge a
embessiement. The amount of depodts in the bank
was about £150,500, and the inseatigstiou showed that
the prisoner's defalcations, which extended over Sit
years, exceeding £9,203. He was sentenced to six
years' penal servitude.

PIM= by Skeen Power, and Published toe himself 1104
the other Proprietors 'Thi CHUIRCH 141414a711212
NNWSPAPIZ COMPANY, Waren." at their
Chureb-street, borohester, br WZIAII.7
roo=cui Fmk ot ealibary is .1;* CA•O7 011
Toady. Oseolor 31. 1866.
• -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

LONDON CORN (OPENING).

MONDAT.
Wheat, firm at full price.; flour, steady; mass,
quit.... ors ; other articles about too setae. A rri :
guslish wheat, 2926 qr..; malt, 17,911 qrs.; m4sa.
800 qrs. ; ILoer, 16.228 sack.; foreoo wheia, 81,127
qrs. ; barley, 15 619 qrs. ; beaus, 1 255 qrs.; peas, 1,000
qrs. ; maim), 4,400 qrs. ; filar. 8,994 sacks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

THE wisAr BILLIARD MATCH.

The bildaid grist h for 000 a 111,114 betweeu Rubins,
and CJok, conclud.d oa Wednesday evening.
ttAthette tau ewey trout WS uppoueet slier e few ow.
Weeks, making e break ot 4.lo,including five, eleven,
and 107 ap t h.: ,id,, the highest to the melon. Thu
lett bun with a teed lot nearly 900. At the unto val the
*twos were :—.ltoberta, 4,174; Cook, 3,1113. On
resurine, Roberta ibe le breaks 01344 endl&i, winning
*ashy by 1,63.1 pAnts.

ELOPING WITH A STEPDAUGHTER
lieywood, on Monday morning, a married =a
eloped each lus stepdaughter. dome years ago he
inst. led the yaniag woman'. mother, who is 13 years hie
eenior, h being only 27. The stepdeughter ts about
21. During Sundry night or early on Monday =wa-
n* the two decamped, teking with them a good deal
of property. The man is a palmier by trade, sad was
in good circtunstaucai. it le believed the runaway
pair here gone to America.

ANOTHER ATTACK ON TIM SALVATION
ARMY.
On Tuesday night a series of riots in Arbroath in
counectiou with the defeats...a Army rimmed a olunar.
Avery watdow in the place of mingleg was smashed
with stones and other missile., and Oeptatu
Joe of the daivetionsit Metiers, mei so severely fnjurea
that it is feared be will not recover. TIN army Mil
routed and chaied through several streets till shelter
was found. %the polio. wore powerless to interfere.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

WIILHORXI.

CuutcH (lbciation. littoral Thring was on
Monday last elected a church g .sernor. to 10 the
iiican,y caused on the Board by the dea.h of the late
Sir I,dwa.d Greathead The Min.ter beds were rti,,g
during the day.
ANOTHLR OUTBREAK Or SWINE FEVER.— OR TOM.
day General Maclean, Mr. S. a, lie t, Mr.G. Wilson,
an i Mr. B ck wei at tue police court in reference I.
an outbreak of this disease Oil Mr. Joseph Dimond's
premises at Kinson. the umal order, were made.
TM/ MISETIER TOWER. —The repa.rs of the central
tower use. now been complete,. The bottlementa
b.re been partially rebAlt, an toe masonry gen.raUr
ovaimuled and repointed. The work balk been carried
out by Messrs. Bleathman and Sun, of Witiab .me,
under the direction of the architect, Mr. W. J.
Fletcher.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

MURDER IN IRELAND.

A Ballyhaoals tolegram says :—Thresss A.
proms server, was shut &ad Is hlo ow s boon hat
sight.

THE IRISH LAND COURT.

A Dublin correspondent mays that there an now
nearly 70,000 claims lot the fixing of Ink rests listed
In the Land Consi. The twelve sulroommimionen are
dealing, on an avenge, with, at the ttot kr"
thirty claims each in • week, making • per week
of about 380. On an evens* not more than forty
oases ere settled during a week out of court. It is ru-
moured that more asaistantvommissioners will shortly
be app ,inted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

POOl.ll.

SurserwreenesT Girroao.—Mr. William Gifford,
who was Superintendent of Poole from 1862 to 1869,
when he resigned upon being appointed Ch isf.oo astable
of Maidstone, died at that place • few days /43 from
syncope. He was 52 years of age.
RAILWAY SUPPII.—On Friday minim( last the em-
ploy 4i at the New Railway Station supped together in
the fonds office, which had been cooveniently fitted up
for the occasion. Mr. J. H. P. tier, stationmaster,
Pruned, and was soup idea by Mr. A. J. Potter (vioe.
chainnan). Kamera. Score and Hamlett, booking.clerk.,
Kr. Legg, goods-clerk, and Kr. J. kt. Daniel, of the
bookstall ; there were also preeent—?des.m. Keil and
Howe, f .1-amen, Mr. Young. warehouseman, Messrs.
A 11.,,, Burt, and Ohaffey, smgaalmeo, Moors. Maid.
meat, Davi., Marsh, Oloth, Le4g, James, Barnfield,
Childs. had Pry, priers, and %tura Legg and Diffey,
corms., After partaking of an ex silent spread,
toast' were enthiudastically drunk to the Queen an,
Royal Family, the Directors and OlLers of the id. W.
l'ompany, the generou, dowry of the Christmu gift.,
the Ladies, and the able aod genial Chairman. Toe
remainder of the avowing was spa* In • social maw,

mt.st a thnee prevent oontribu lag songs or speeches
to tile enjoyment .pf the oompany, many of whom ex-
prese-d a de.ire tbst the supper might become an
annual event. After aooording e hearty vote of thank'
to Foremen Keil, who had undertakva ell the arrange-
ments, the gathering broke up by drinking " daintase
to oar next merry anieting."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

ALLEGED VIOLENT ASSAULT AND HIGHWAY
ROBBERY.

On Weider...lay night, a traveller came to the Wry.
mouth pollee station and rep.rtal that • man w.s
, lying in • hei state at the Flaberinau's Anna, havi, g
been violently •aanlied, and beaten about in • fearful
ei.er. •UP.• Viekery sent Mr. Charred Vickery and
Gum *Rh inaniaoldoes to get a doctor and
I M. Nathan was fet.med, looked at the emu, and
I rd red hiur to be takers to the Union infirmary, where
he was at once conveyed in • ebb by Mr. C. 'Vickery
! and Mr. Bishop. The man's name was John Jona,
and his statement was to the effect that he had been
, relieved as • casual tramp at Ma Weymouth polio*
, Manua, that he west on to Portland, was examined
Iby the pArce there forott? and having 4s. 24. In
IMe vemerion be wee to leave. Me was re-
! tucuing, and when ;tut the Vabai IWO of the Ferry
Badge, a mar. about 6M. hflrb, respectably dredged.
ad with • fur tap on mune up alld attacked
Lim with • coca and knocked him down.
Jones gried out •' For God's sake, have mercy
up .n but the man knosited him down again and
agaio, until tow* woman coming up, he cried out for
help, when the woman ran away. Jones came on to
Weymouth, finding be 4, was gone and only the 2.1.
left. The complainant Mel LAUId in a very weak state,
his heed dread u.ly beaten, with severer cute on the
I back and top, lue man's clothes were °Jeered with
blood, of which he had evidently lost • good deal, and
,he war peotally dated. Dr. Nathan dressed Ma
' womds, and information was sent to Wyk. by P.n.
I Apsey, who found Mat P.C. the Wylie polio,-
mini, had besa t P.xtlaud, and saw this man goini
on tne road. While he wee walking on, two girls
came and tdd the constable that they had seen two
men lightrug near Ferry-bridge ; P.C. Miller then
jumped in Mr. Reynolds's wowism, and went to Wyk.,
but saw nothing of We man. Liu being stripped Jones's
body presented a fearful appearauce ; he had evidently
been unumonfuliy beaten. on euquiry at the
Union this morning, he was found to be in about the
same ..t.te as lest night.
I/loci:vie News. —The Right Rev. the Lord Bi.hop
oi Sari.bury, on the 14th Mat., rusticated rhe Rev.
Edmund Dena, Ford, clerk, to the Rectory of Pen.
tri ige, Moron, void by the Lemma of the Rev. Sydney
lielor4o Gillum, clerk, on tile preeentation or her Most
Grac.ous al.jesty Queen Victoria—On the lith ILat.
his L.irdsiii,, beamed toe Rev. George B Imuunber,
cleik, to the cura.M. of Chiliximbe and WhitCbUrCh
Call01:110111U• atanton St. Gabriel, Dorset; toe Rev.
I John Davin., clerk, to the curaciee of Rook and Toiler
Whelan, Dorset; the Rev. Alfred kkilain Esti',
cleric. M.A., to the curacy of Thornournuer, Dureet ;
the Riv. John Elliot Fox, clerk, M.A., to the curacy
of ntalondge, Doreet ; the Rev. Wad.= Junes, clink,
: M.A., to the curacy of liahert.n Auger, Wilts; and
I the Rev. William Pattisoe Kerr, mere, MD., to the
cu acy of Sydlang Si,. Nicholas, Dorset.
I Ha members ot S:. Petec'd choir had, their a:lanai
supper on Tuesday MO., when • very agreeab.e evening
I was e.joyeti.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

BROA.DXAYNE.

AT the Sturtninster Newton i env Seisiona on Mon-
day Martha Hackett • f Oka( ord FitzAine, • married
w man' was summoned by Adelaide Hawks, wife of
Philip Rawls', for steasultiog acid beating her.-4r.
Dashwood app-ar,d for the complainant, and Mr.
A kiuson for the defendant —The complainant, Mr.
Dsshwo. d said, w • the wife 4 • labauring wan living
at Broadmayne, near Dorchester, and about Christmas
line eta way staying with her moth-r at Ukefor.l Fitz-
pains. Before her return home she went to her brother-
in-lava house, and on her way them the defendant
pulled her into her house sod struck her in the back
with an iron. On liberating her, she threw • bundle
of clothes she had into the road, her shawl being acne
in a similar manner, but her hit they had never
rec.., red. —oavtaili Benham a•k, I if they had • search
warr ,nt, and Mr. Atkinson replied that the hat hal
been burnt. —Complainant stated eh 3 was the wife of
Philip Rawls', and lived at Broadmayne, near Dor.
chaster. She had been staying at Ukeford Fitzpaine
with her mother, spendi g t_hristmas. She knew the
defendant, but prey' 1111 to the assault had
spoken to her. [lt here turned out HI st the day on
which the assault was alleged to have taken place had
been incorrectiy stated in the summons.—Mr. A.tkin.
• in applied for the summon acid two other charges—
one of stealing a hat and the other of damaging a
worsted shawl to theextent of 10..6d.—t0 be diemissed.
—Toe Bench suggested that the summonses should be
amended, and the CY ,v 1 proceeded with, as all the
parties were present, but Mr. Atkinson ref used, sayt
mg that the complainant was a woman of a moss
abandoned character, and she could bring the case.
again before. the Bench if ehe dared to do so.—The
Bench domtssed the threi summonses, and • croat-
PMIIIIIOO/1 charging it •selei with assaulting and beating
Martha Haskett, in which a miatake had also been
nada in the date.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

•11.110,1.

IWO,. Prig (36), Ishour pleaded tilt guilty to an
Indic! meat charging him with setting fir- t i • vac', ot
strew. M the value at ad, to. property ar imuel Sims*,
at 11 •ther re+, on 3r I December, 1881.
Mr. Castle prosecuted.
UPOU the enoslueion of Mr. Caatle'r opening ad Ire.. to
the Jury. hie Irirdsh,p directs! the jury tu rrt irn • vordic'
of not guilty, as them was no evidence to show that
praeopar dtd Ito. potpies.
The Jury at one. found th primer, ' N.e (laity
he was discharged.

- NIGH? PO•C111110.
Rohert Arnold (oob&b vraa indicted that he, Nam
armed with a tun, did eater a certain wood celled "Field
Grove," in the occupation of the Viwioant Pirtraink for
the purpeas of fairing sad davit 'viol; game. at Brest-
arena, shout tha hour of twelve at night, on th • g:11 for
1881. Ur. itstthewa prosecuted, and Kr, Ong Semen
dal waded.
_

Henry John Collin*, keeper to LIM Portman. elated
that on the 9th of Duemher be woe l s Fen .d called
" Broadley,- in the comp thy of a woo Im to. They !wird
guniehota They went t o a woad called '' Field Grove,"
I, 11144 then a quarter to twelve, All., they hal ban In
the wood some little time three men cemeup iower.le them.
It wee•roloolieht 'aisle., but rather dull. Ule men were
tonilnitows,ds them, when the men Far them they ao
••
••t; i • imd the other men purloin' thorn, they gained
upon them, mei hi caught Arnold, who woe bier
+as In Lord Portman. emptily. be searched
bun and found three phiiamoto upon him quite +farm.
Whilet hew.. re•whing prison., he said there er,ra too
nib,,. with him. He search-d Igr the prisoner'. gun. tut
II wee to dark to find it, be went next moralise with
another man and found the goo rappel and I wird.
Simnel Joyce elated that he wog a woodman in the
employ of L ord Piortman. On the night of the 9th of
December be wag in Broadly Wood with (111 Ins w'oen
they heard shots (corn the direction of Yield Oruro Wivol„
They went there and wer, j Aped by two other m.o.
They saw mela comons thorned, them. hnt when the no so
S.W th.nl thar rail &weir. They parotid them, and gained
on them. One of them went up the ride, ant then
turned into the wood, and he heard something heavy foil.
When he next saw the man, Collin, was standing by the
side of him. The men we, the prigoner at the bar. The
attire inornins he and Collins went t, the IWO* place ant
from there to the niece where he heard something fall.
an 4 then found &gun : it wag about twelve yards from the
plug where tbgy found the prisoner lying. On the Sul.
day following he woe peening the plum where Arnold
was lying, and found nine ceps and a powder Bask.
Henry Adthas ncrrobleatied.
The fary found the prig loth guilty.
The Judge said that he t ook into consideration the fact
that he hal never been convicted !odor.. and that no
viols.* had bees cillod, the sentence of the Court wag
that be be kapt is prison for (oar calendar month..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

THE DUCHESE OF CONNAUGHT.

The official Court G'iromar last evening contained the
following :—" liagshot•park, Wodanaday—Her iUyal
liag hoes tho ouchoes of Can.aught and Strathaara
and .utrat Princess continue to waits must satisfactory
progress- —thigoalf W. b. klaytuar, 1. 11.
I.arkirag, ALL."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

REPORTED DISCOVERY OF MR. WALTER
P 0 WELL AND THE SALAD/N.

C ,nsternatlon was ceased hers about mid-day on
Saturday throuih • circulation of the rep ,rt that the
Sala In, with Mr. Powell'. body in it, bad been
discovered in the mountain region of Galicia, Spain.
It app.'s,. that • telegram arrived at the Post-office
to the effect that the Daily Nets* a ,rreepondent at
Marseilles talegrAphai the above report, but about
4 30 p.m. the PrOW Association was informed that
there ware grave doubtts as to the authenticity of the
report which reach sd hers at noon. Naturally, the
interest which hes been taken on all rides, as to Mr.
Powell'e wobable safety or fate, was for a time
rvived, but there were very few, on receipt of the
first intelligence,
who placed tke 101;4 reliance upon the
statement. Aft r sending for intelligence from •
distant but reliable quarter later in the day, we
received intelligence at Bridport, that the c.henose of
the report 11.1,114 any foundation whatever were more
than over remote. Moat people here share in the
popular belief that at the present moment, the body of
the unfortunate Mr. Powell is at present with the
ltdloon at the bottom of the English ChanneL The
intone fiats friends of Capt. Templar, and Mr. Agr-
Gardner, placed ni reliance upon the rumour. We
are plea e I t, state that Mr. Gardner, who is yet
at the ho.pital, progres,es most favourably and will
be able to leave his present quartere in • short time.
SAVTIAGO, Jan. 20.
The journal Libralan of this city, which on the 19th
instant annotin,el that a travelling hawker of news-
papers Itel found the remains of Mr. Walter Powell
on the Sierra del Pedroes Mountains, to-day states
that subsequent inquiry proves the news Of the
discovery to bars been false.—Dail, New.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

THE DUCHESS OF CONNAUGHT.

Am official bulletin stater that Ow oonvalowetios of
eh* Duc how of Connaught la so far advancrd that no
Inviter bulletins will be limed.
Tha Qu.. redu-ns I to ()shame on Saturday night,
from her visit to Mt Duchess at liagabot-prrk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

THE HORSE GUARD&

It is dated that Sir ,arnet Woluley is anxious if
possible to provide for Majnr-G.neral Sir it velyn
Woyd sod Colonels •ir I). Baser and H. Bracken.
bur., al of whom served with him la the Astuates
oedipal n, on th• mt.!! of the Wm Guards, on his
assumption of the duties of Adjutant•Heneral to toe
Forms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

0111.111 ABBAS

LAST week before Colonel J. A. Dishy and Captain
Mown Batten, John Shaw, a vagrant. WM charged
with stesliog a piece of • •ap, value ope penny, the
property of Mr. Philip Fo t. 1 hti idlicserah, farmer,
on Sunday, the lit of January.—Priaoner was dis-
charged with a caution.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24

FATAL FIRES.

Early on Tuesday morning a serious Are took place in
tioumarnmon•roo, Holborn, L4a4ua. &wetly direr four
o'ciock the proicentan on duty Lli lb. naigubou.hood heard
. oul explosion, and on proceeding to Smtheniptun.row,
diecJilerod amok', laming 'row Me doors and wumews ot
tos prem.& ot Mews &Lofton. mmulacturbig Obi Milli&
Toe poluman at once eadoevourod I, rouse me *masts'.
Lot watJunit mixes& Tao drama' soon got to wort, but
it lead not mut Cu prem... tied boon oomplosoly
destroyed Mat M. Are woe gut minor. On Km arrival of
cm bre-ammo, Um firemen at once proceeded to one ot
tier upper stories, where lt was said two men were
slacpuirg, and atm a Mort search &mitered Mom, but
unfortunately May had both bale suffocated. Is is con-
jectured shot the dm was abased by to. explOsion of some

Oo Tursday morning & fire beck* out in a dwelling-
house at li.rathinertine-road, Dundee, occupied by Robert
B,ephen, bolaer•nieker, his Imo, and two young children.
Tn. 1.10.. and mother were ablaut at work, and the
ctuldren insteed of running to tbs door, took refugo
underneath to. bed. In & short dine the hound was
Oiled wan smoke, and when the neighbour* garotted to.
room they found taw children dead, both havlog been
su lf ocated.