The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-11 00:00:00

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GRAND LODGE__ OF ENGLISH FREE-

The Murder of a Yeouil Man.
FUNERAL OF THE DECEASED.
The remains of Edward James Rendell or
" Rendle," as the name b spelt in letters which the
Master of the Workhouse has received from the
widow of the deceaned —were interred in the Cemetery
at the Isle of Wight Workhouse on Saturday after-
noon last, in the presence of most of the officers of the
establishment, a number of the inmates, and several
other persons. Readily concurring in the kind and
considerate suggestion of the Master OIL W. P.
Brown), who himself followed the body, the coffin was
borne to the chapel and afterwards to the grave by
officers of the workhouse. The funeral service was
performed by the Rev. J. Wentworth Eiger. K. A.,
chaplain of the house. "Edward James Rentlell,
who departed this life 28th of August, 1877," neatly
lettered by one of the inmates, was inscribed on the
coffin, am) after it was lowered into the grave, Bowers
were strewn upon it by one of the nurses of the
establishment. The Master gave the eon and the
brother of the deceased, who were in the Island, notice A TERRIBLE ORIEL—At the Birmingham Police-court,
of the hour of interment—two o'clock—and as they I Henry Itickerby, landlord of the Lou and Lamb, Bull
were not present at the time the funeral was delayed Ring, was summoned for permitting betting upon his
for half-an.hour, but the relatives did not attend. premises. On the bit ult. a constable entered the Inn
From accounts which have been received from the and, according
.to his statement, found a number
deceased's home in Somersetshire, it appears that he fener' in IT:lersoWe're"7°;'i,,,urgagmaaitnst7Wtnnebilan 'The
was a man of uniformly steady and industrious habits, landlord was. not present, but the barmaide could not
and, as his son stated at the ( oronero inquest, when help seeing what wao going on. Defendant was fined £lO
lie was at work in the Island he sent most of his earn- and costs, and ordered to have his license endorsed.
logs home to his family. Ile was 43 years old, and by Tutioxr IRRITATION.—Swenees and dryness, tickling
the brutal outrage which hurried him out of existence and irritation, inducing cough and affecting the voice,
his wife has been made a widow, and three children For these symptoms use Eppe's Glycerine Jujubes.
have been rendered fatherless. A subscription in Only in boxes and Is,, labelled "Jana EPPS and
behalf of the family of the deceased has been started Co.; Homiropathic Chemists. 48, Threadneedle-street,
by the master and officers of the Isle of Wight Work- and 170, Piccadilly, London."—Epps's Homoeopathic
house, and up to Saturday afternoon it had reached Medicines are sold by DURDILN, WATTS, and How,
'nearly £3. On Sunday, the Rev. J. Wentworth Dorchester.
Eiger preached an impressive sermon in the Workhouse AX EVENING BEVERAGE. —Eppg's Cacskine (Quint-
Chapel, his remarks having a special bearing upon the . essence of Cacao), is equally liquid and refreshing as
melancholy events of the week. The hymn corn- tea, affording moreover a sterling support to the
mencing "What is life," was effectively sung to the system. Unsweetened. Each packet Rid.) is labelled
music of the " Ilead March" in Saul. Mr. Grine, "Janus EPPS and Co., Homcepathic Chemists,
the schoolmaster, presided at the harmonium. A con- London."
siderable number of peroons visited the brickyard— Errs.— Eritawric FITS OE FALLINS Simenme. A
the scene of the attack on Rendell—on Sunday, and certain method of cure has been discovered for this
nearly itt was deposited in a box which Mr. Sweeting. tressing complaint by a physician, who is desireus that
benefit from this providential discovery;
ham •biLmed there for the receipt of contributions in 11.8'tlerers ma?
it is never knownrto and
.will cure. the most hopeless
behalf of the widow and children if the ileceaseiL A
eawrill%roroz.lll,yoo.th.et
to any
have f been tried.
ceidiorriulleifticmulars_
public subscription has been started " ("give practical
effect to the sympathy no deeply and universally felt Mr Witiasns,lo, Oxforc\*Peornce, Hyde Park, London.
for the family of the deceased," and the Mayor UM ENGLAND VERSUS FRANCL For generations
consented to act as treasurer of the fund. Chocolate has been imported in large quantities into
. this country from France. We are glad to find the
tables turned at last, and that Cadburys the Makers .4
the well-known Cocoa Essence have opened elegant
promisee at 90, Fabourg. St. Honors, Paris. Their
Cocoa Essence being perfectly genuine is a beverage
far better suited to warm climates than the thick
heavy compounds of Cocoa with sugar and starch
generally sold.
To INCREASE YOUR INCOME.— Any OM may
materially effect this by undertaking an Agency for
Tee DRAPER'S Puns Trr COMPANY. The Tea is pare
and delicious, ready for immediate distribution in 1-lb..
Llb., and I-lb. sealed Packets. No Licence to
Raguinen. Once used, etways used. For TEEMS apply
to London Officea, 8, Red Lion Court, Cannon-street,
E.C. Agent in STUIMINSTER NEWTON, T. HAWKINS j
in GM-INGRAM, J. Davis; and Drapers in most
Tows and Villages.n
PACKET TEAS is PIALFECTION, POLAND, ROBEILTIKOPI
& Cos POLK TEAS, Guarantee! by Geeernment Inepection
can be obtained in air-tight packets in quantities ranging
from Two Ounces to One Pound, of most respectable
Grocers, Chemists, Bakers, Confectioners, Stationers and
others, in all towns and villages throorit the United
Kingdom, at prices from 25. per lb. and upwards. The
public are respectfully requested to ask for Poland.
Robertson it Co 's Pure Teas, which are guaranteed to be
unadulterated. An 8 lb. Tin of pure mama% carriage paid to
any Railway Station in the United Kingdom on receipt of
Post Office Order. For particulars of agency apply to the
London Warehouses, Curtain Road, KC.
lloo.Owav's OINTMENT AND Piu.s.--A frequent MUM of
Coot awl rheumatism is the inflammatory state of the
blood, attended with bad digestion and general debility.
A few doses of these Pills, taken in time, are an effectual
preventive against gout and rheumatism, but anyone who
has an attack of either should use Holloway's Ointment
also, the powerful properties of which, combined with the
effects of the Pills, most infallibly effect a cure. These
Pills act directly on the blood, which they purify and
improve ; they also regulate the secretions, and give tone
to the stomach, and thus the whole system is invigorated,
and put into a condition which enables it to threw ad
disouo or clack its lIPPTOOKIL

MASONS.
Wednesday night the qr.arterly communication of
the United Grand Lodge of the English Freemasons,
the parliament of the English Order, was held in the
Throne Hall in Great Qteemstreet, London. The
attendance was very large. In the absence of the
Prime of Wales, the grand master, and of the Pro-
vincial Grand Master and Deputy Grand Master, Dr.
Hamilton, district grand master of Jamaica, occupied
the position of grand master. The Acting Grrnd
Master brought forward resolutions placed on the
paper by the Most Worshipful the Grand Master.
These resolutions were to grant 200 guineas in aid of
the fund for the relief of the inhabitants of St. John's
and the sum of 100 guineas in alleviation of the dis-
tress on the coast of Pero. The resolutions were
carried unanimously.- -Brother Clabon, past grand
I deacon, moved that the Grand Lodge grant 1,000
guineas to the Indian Famine Fund. Brother Colonel
Creaton seconded the motion, which was carried amid
cheers.—The Grand Lodge was closed in due form.