The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-12 00:00:00

' THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1867

want of food, mod tlmpriassier that, we wwffast. abmid
to the soh a, fa I • Auld oot auto, ars her os the 671: *eel httb°4° bnltsand It bed bee,, good. but they
it
sm.., tb.
son 'D' hts "if ddssrst,sod _ micomobsd to this re nootatiou whiffs w soodynly
old lady should go to the TOOVii d 5 .tan hrought upon thus, and the promontory' I *peel I.is lord•
a thing she very moot diandtd. A iserat
et .„_,St: ship wised Issas as Waist • meteor* upon them ash,
Ott th•t oweanius the prismor •ntl Ms mita o•nelat• ally cooly-His adanssing V.
i.ie
earl. to Baker,mid approved of the warm taken as to lin. by the
lea"""t
f"li'l"""t"'"etth'eaeainddhei6dgeeta:tet"htelontet,Oheh;
holding bey by an atm. After tl lap had
short Ws. no pound for the charge. but I earmott
distance, prisoner end his wil• red \oldie the sori •
lady, mod ebir ageinet the wall. • off shscsi- _f r . net wooer to ler • laser ant 04,044 to lay • Anger
to the armorial lasing nb° Oaalti Istraene." 'Doe: h'ninse.ve.Ad"dromssucinhglagoPfiesuh..all'imead pneo
poriesa.......reifeetiatt-helcou tun:nth:l:6r
anntZtril.w.tothre'tewheik "
h." mai- they had been convic.ed of the crime of obtaining
hiners
f.e/t0enb.".17120111",..:
oiTtto.. Ltehiso.draggonnu " Tains‘isbuscatior-lwel,rn°•"*.eacrit ortadma•"Cisiromdrinoltatood"..
the
tea
cit. wok .nh, wife thca wrote a tester in the n•.nie of another person, obigh 01
r in his itself, oonstituted • distinct crime, thou lb., arms, saying wilt an *ate. "It you won't 'walk lb not indicted for it, aid he ghoul. not punish them for
when be oss earryit ff her,. Iwo.; out poke it. The pore-tutors recommended thou to mercy ;at
carry you "
to lint shunt it. w bus the old lad y tried to t vesk*- bat the same time poison. iu the sit r could not. Pri•ooehr• wife gild, 'Weans igoi . its ions of the meow-
dhoterad' hin.g"anttidtotno't natildkh.."rPtori oltme".l7l:l.l7offni
.eelikit'hu:t.t.thelkeetre enc:lLLT.si.tmelneithe'f.etraeounntitsuhem:lhenstrdlitolo.ll:.heireerwHne
T'aienhytesi".6eaetedP:eestoereheFil
in • viol.•nt way and, oar n 1 •te ml .11°10,e .on, soot she sobbing itemoly.
would not walk. They led b. r a litre dist.* ,tea, and thyn
primner again lifted he r op. sod emoted •
her on to the gIOgWAT bully AT VOMMTON.
bridge, .4.W'. In. P.!' her. 'down. •"•• • broil interval, William faraway., 12, shepherd, was 1n d' fo he took her up awn. •••1 •••antreing hse along, violently Witham Galpin and steo:Mg fromr she suddenly fedi Irate hi o arine,end
Mr forehead streak him £2O sod a watch, at Winterb, otoo no
on ti. conitewl. P. tanner o** • eat for • °hair. 17th last. Mr. W. Irfouhs ta pt.
promosd , aad Mr. Collins
Meanerbtle the old lady 1 ty en the gres ad, bat did not defended.
move. OD prisoner's rtil lA, he sale 4 his wife, "Is 4.• This Wu • case of circumstantial 'wideness. Ti..
deed or not r The *Ue aestmosed "T So," when he said proem:rotor wattias elderly men who had from tin, to
to his mother, " You -- .if you o lant get up I'll do thee lived with the prisoner during/ the last two y ~
for you." She was tarried to her holm*, and died HO bad lodged with hint for 'be fortnight ...seises to
In two or three minutes. Mr. Hs whin*, surgeon, of , 11.1. mournmer. The pawl' (ter had remarked that the
flherhome, examined the hoer seat day. His opinion i prosecutor woe in the habit of carrying • aonsiderable
woe that she died from ethos...tins, stasis, a aeration sum of money ah at him, pot in his pocket. whit* use of the action of the heart. This logo and liver were then (*shooed round above the money with • 01-sikens
dims-ed, the other organs healthy. The body was very strap. On the M ed., night in question liourrays invited
much emaciated, and undoe Insist meat or harsh treats the proosaler to so with him to the village of 170 1.
meat would acaelerete the doe th of such • person. almat two miles from *here they lode. d tog ther, as
Dreaming her along the meek et she concussion of the he (ftssoways) wanted to get a par at bootsy.ii`a. had _in gee, the treats sot it was deposed the ; Galpia emsemstorl, and they went to several puhli•-
Te,•iV•d, might bashes her deed, houses\ the melt of sebieh was that flouisrays
His lordship : lists you anyt hie/ toasty to tha jury rather 'drinky," but Galpin wee sober. They started
or. are you going to salt any write „taws,
to retort) aboat 10 pm., and it was clear moonlight
Pri.oner : All the wittier am I've got is my When they came to Moackton•hill, Bansesys
"mimosa" said ha wanted to go and ass bon.. of Lis sheep,
The judg, Unfortunately. by the law, she Is sot and told Galvin to to on, toying he should get
allowed ,6 be • seitneas for ye a. home aa soon .4 he did. He thee Cent Into s gaid
pri•oo., then mldresete 1 the jury, but in sash. the Wootton aide of the mad. and Gal*n proceeded
low shorohllog tons of voles that at the tioninianoeis.nt along the mad. After he had gone a short distenes,
the clerk of Amiss* had tel peat what lie mid after him be now • roan Gaming towards him. without • hat, but
la order that his ataterrions might be beer Ihe the sotto. having • dark soot *Yee ho head towering the gooier
Ile mid that his mallet'.. It to Yeovil Mier% for three part of his face The man bollewed " who teem," threw
„sou, sod ow,. out to him on a Wednesday. He said his arm around Oalpin. and hashed him to the ground.
to ber. "hither, have yo a walked ell this distanes Immediately after. (hatpin received • violent hlow
from Yeovil Union to 81. 'theme rand she seawered on the head, making a mesh:out ground, from 'which
"Y.a." He inquired how she came out, telling her he the bland !welt !Weed. and it soma I.hciy that ha was
had written *letter to say that they were not to lot rendered Isseninble for a short time lit. robber bad
her ouR She r. plied she bad not wee or beard of any then turned him soon his fame, and woe sitting u hi.
loiter. Ile naked. "Ida'.: pis been before the fiord of b.ek. Oalpin shouted " .h. pliers!" and " murder." Auld
onaffiana to try for your p.y?" NOB said "No," and it was beard by Mr. Miller, a Ford nitoo, oho we-
lt. told bee she ought to he ye done before ohs came out. three-quarters of • mile off. nearer Dm-cheater. '1" •
%limo three week. elter Ns went tfl the Board hinoolf thief put his bond straight to Citlpin'e tram,
no the sail. et, but thav dat dined to allow hint anything. pocket. where the money oat, and with a
and mid he word takeher to the Yeovil Union. mot he cut off the lower part of the poeicat ittillo
had an order for her adonio los. On the 4th February his money. via., £2O. in the SU Dui Awhile,
his mother decided with his otogo to the Union, and got one of it.. angers est, his sol. 4 °elfin
au ...h..... had a sperW *ash that day, for the old slightly sot. The man having er4 the no • wile also
osmium to have all slams lire en togo in with. On the and prosecostor noticed that he went aw, Ater elnal nff.
morning of the s'h hie 'mother walked out of hie vary like his (111.11.in'e), and he tater W''b a hat an
Isonee, by hereelf, sad mid not let him tabs Hertingeone side. Oalpin then to AI a field cm the
hold other arm. Afterward ahe said be would help her ten minutes after he got there S. Alarmd home, and
as, and took hold of orta arm sad told bi• wife to hold toilette! very womb frishimmd. •••••7! •••'• in. He
IP., be the other, which miss did. Whets they hol gone have mercy upon me." and se anti_ anahtiood "Lord
I eat • little distance his Me thee r. lomat to walk-said moieted to loathe Oelpin's 4.an'• knar"*Dil he
slos could not walk very well. and he tont. Ism up in his bead op. Promoter told • tnowleds, and bind hit
stows and rorried her as far e. 'be Black Home Inn. end &mos,s sssig he am be balboaed "shepherd,'
wen he put her down to not th'lnealf. H. then called ho request, Ramer slitt ant hear him. At
h
on Wary Ann (hit wile) to " coma and help on mother Forty the sell moos; Mt dant with bins all eight.
oleo mooed the io.•
..eterot.e nea see P.B. Yok•re, • d
Ai once. ;" and did .o, and oh. 7 went on together.
etruck lion of what h.c at una. "cot he lave no inform..
mr.o%ercotat °jiff h'hee arwriadyEer,h.':iamohni° b. for her than employee, told
_eanwrynd. Mr. Pbelpe prisoner's
that! He seek her over the bridge, oboe he pal her straggle wee ,:47.0fra:oy Bort. Underwood and°e, and the room of the
do wn again. When het text WO, lining her up, the P.C. Aro'
ay, who
fastening of her shawl gave way, and she felL She said marks re s_ a_ _ found • number of foot.
.. you had better take me home. for I am getting In elite' • same Pam*n in the gelds
w0e,.." If. treat to got • abide and serried her home, • pal,. "a •alkeel. Th••• •••• moored mewl
wae boots bete, Itund to make marks
and while he was going for • doctor his mote. died in en'
bin nonsoatao woo. His mother frequently salted hist r Ith them. he ma charged with the
on ?rids..., when going toot to •11 newerapets, why be ''" into 00•10.17. Blood was sho (mood
did ant tabs her bask to the Union, Maas a Mom h... .17on e Moth., and on • recentlourashed I
she that, berm.. she knew his supportiag her 'dad ',sal Tl'• surgeon, Mr. J. Good, arsok• to o.lffn I
nian atained • never. onotused wound on the back
made him get into debt, of the b ead an 4 several other eats nf • more or lees
The Judge : Have Yoe anY ono to it'sak a". to your Moe,*
eloreeMr. On the day following the robbery,
ahmototer
a dower. named Lake, found a hat in • stubhle field
Aft.•r looking round the ensue, he DoOmed Mr. Merles no the Ilierringstooe wide of the road, near where the
Tit*. of Yeovil. Prraelst. •ne "'col h:in' to mY what In ohbery toff, plane, and be was no 'shafted
that It
know of biro. Mr. Tils. hi tying hiss Morn, said he boo
belonged to the prisoner that h• took it to his house,
Prisoner for four tire 7.•••• 55 • ••••••••. aati it won received without demur. Mr. Dodge the
mid haa attests found him to exhibit a kind di.pneitt '" 1,4,4 or my. phaipa was ,ausd to stns. that %moo,s
alinfPni butane., of act. of hindmosn on priennue, 44.
part had no hook. to attend to in tit 1,1.1 wham be went on
1.. the dtoomoted had corns under his ow• 04)4r 44 leaving oalid Nob. Is (stated,, prisonerprisonerwild ism
He had taken her oat of Use wh.. a 4 • .6.n.
to de an, because he 0 91.1. .ot support It wised not .le, "After this you won't esteh I drinking any more,
. • e
er properly but I awn se* he they ton hurt me, as they did
whereas It see thonell', eha would be Jed. •
,s eared foe in not led may money on me," and farther, "I suppose
reer.hree... TF d•watad was • Oman of cull r if say I'm guilty they'll send me to the unisex."
temper and anat.@ vb. ,bu,,„.us
toe streets mane Mr. Coiling made • powerful tit eels on behalf '9th.
snarl 01 her. Impala Iregas,,o7 ....b.coodng prisoner, urging th.t though the evolence adduced by
and holm:oat I
alarlinsest• the protweatina made out a came of suspicion against
The 'Tear' •ess-...a summed trio 'a.t the jury. He mid ptimeer. it did not present on. always testimony of his
Ibis was To
A • elmtge of my retie; nobody 'opposed the guilt. H• complained that the learned compel for the
prisoner
atter ineim4en, Lill his inotht r, or to do her promeutioe, in his opening ad treas. had slimed that all
'ne /Arms intel4f • 'cm; but, if I wa tablas ber the fast. intlic.ted a premeditated Amigo on part of
hy fo
ena vere•ed• the rano*, station in order to owl prisoner to rob Calpin. which the facto did not pliant.
ileak to Yeewit 'hobo-if she cook, not se and be Plisoner went to Ussery to have hi. oloos "clamped."
anttrnilfinn twr emog. it was an unliterfnl net; sad if •nd atkod 0.1.9. to to with him for tonotony. There
km 'death onourred In the seams of that unlawful eel, sesta be no &Mgn to asks erosional( drunk, for if
wan gritty of manebughter. Hut sotrpoeine it were either bad too moot it was the prieoner him elf, and
othererine-- that the old wom.n was tilling to go to ti Galpin said he was as sober when they left Unwey as
Worehnotos, and prisoner and hia wife were engaged in when he stood in that writhe..-box. An in the marks
conveying her with her free consent to the railway of blood fend on pris mer's clothes, why he had
...wine yea, if they were guilty of ealroble negligent.. assisted ie washtng wound.. and had slept in
in the manasitairat of that act wheroby the come to her the tome bed all night with him, so blood would almost
death, they would be guilty of mandaughter in that of no...wily get upon his gorniente Then respecting
ease also, the footprints, &moor Ins daily in the habit of
In • few minute. the jury returned • verdict of guilty, walking -bout them field. in the course of hi. farm
erllth a strong recommendation to memo, ors amount of "orb as shepherd; h•eirle", boots of that description in
the good character prisoner had met feed. 'mob a neighbnu,hood were VW" often mat!, for all the
The Judge, Cu mntenoing e.t.a Them is Co I.st...trent round by one mans and exactly of a Plosibm
cairns the degree and totality of which varies so such a. lonl and be pointed out that although Burt. llnder•
,be mime of thansungist.s. withaut saying that thta weal vim an experienced off ler, and had proved
one • most aggravotot species, It Is oertaialy not rohably 20 or 40 moss of footprints. it. did not ?Peals
without aggravated circron•lmeets. You are deeoly th• loud • nen atotaP'nt in one of Prieoner'• Wore. '
Indebted to the voottog man (Mr. Tito). for the oharaeter I
Th,
prosecution had made • no'nt of the fact of
be ge, you. The jury haye netad upon it. and roe nrisooer Inoowino fl.lpin carried money about
mended you to the mercy of the Court ; still, the penieh• him. Bet. it should he moollechol, it was re.
wont muntl. esturt.ntiff. awl you are •apionool to be es okoll in a publie company. sod no doubt it
irattrisioned and kept to bard labour for the space of wa• well Iceman to all in the hoolite. ft was said
twelve saliondar months, prisoner had on sheer In the 11.1.1 where he wool that
required his attention, bat ass careful ahepterd was it
an Improbable thing when he timid get home that way
and after he In been +berme on.. boors that he should
go to ere if the Olean were •Il right-emne might be ill,
or be improperly nut in the fold. Theory of osheownia
beard by Mr. Miller he hal no doubt was from a very
'tiff .rent person from the pro...actor and much n.rer.
for 13•Ipin ersa his face on the ground and hot a
eon noon hi. hack, It wan evident that promoutor did
not think it w.• Basnway• robbing him or he would not
h•ve milled " shepherd." Then it wax said the hat
found was the prisonet's, bulbs rensatk el that the hat
was a'deoription commonly -or, hy lehourern, and he
ea. even oisooal lo that court Hi. agestims to she
nolitornan about the seolows, he saigerged, were prompted
by moobid curiosity, and etre by no means to he eon.
4dered as • parti confemion of his guilt, There was
no
malsaa found in prisoner'. no, whieh even
'he promesitioe though every point had been pen need
ears moats nesinst Prisoner, stmeated gas . portion of
that stolen. The whole theory of the pea-cooties was
foanded an circumatanti .1. vidence, and he bad .iestroyiat
.1 link by link. It wan true circenottanote of sospision
remained, bet nothing bnt direct evidence whiel, mold
not be explained would justify the jury in &Whig the
prisoner guilty.
He. Phelps, farmer, of Monekton, said he had known
rammer Dearly 17 reeve and he had been in his
(witnesta'.) employ for 10 in two polods -41 years
-p thin ocourrense and 4 years formerly. Dorian
the 10 years he had found hire to he • perfectly hose*
sod inollf-nelim man.
The ledge stemmed up the mos, and Fe prefaced his
PPlD•rit• on the facto by saving that in ewes where them;
woo direct evidence. • witness might be ell•hostot or
effat.ken, and though the darner from those seams wae
lessened as the flambee of lithesome increased, it
rein.inerl to a certain extent ; bat caretonstantiol
avideace was subject to no each deawbork. It sma the
stimeay or 'dent witessem from different points of
.iew all leading to the woe centre He then pointed
..ut Use leading eirournstanoes In the ease, sad indimted
with great *Why the many little !seta which taken
together !minted with imentatible force to the promisor
ant the nous who committed the robbery.
After • very brief toonaultation, the fury founJ the
Plirmirr guilty.
When called on by the Clerk of Arraigns, prisoner
said be knew nothing about it.
His Lordobio said he we. very sorry to him, Prhoner
am eat, he hot named hla life in onsets of jambs, and he
had not the slightest doubt the verdict '9th. jury woes
simper tree, and that primmer knew where the mcmay
stoles von. Ho sentenced 'him Ito penal servitude for
**VIM 7•••••.

I jar in with him. When mired if the Jim was hin be
1 ' rarely intended to intimate that it naa in hi, shards,
and that whoa be It out at Weymouth, As o° one
ns nod the Jar he left it at the mild., suiti„n. Tb.
finite soutitiod up at considerable iatitia, sad um jury
ttteratd • vete Kt of lot 'silty.

them half. William and Peter, bed nothing to say.—
In sniniolieg up, his Iceitsb,p said reepeeting the non-
eeeee tione between the iiiiiioners and policemen, long
experieoce in *mute of jostles told bim they Were to be
rearim d with very great motion. Touching the state.
ment by Smith, he eould not help remarking, first, it
vnis • very naliliely thing fors man to say, and vc °and,
II ems an minitmion very meat wanted by the
prosecation.—The limy acquitted Smith, end foetid
Harrison and Pete-s guilty. Peters pleaded guilty
to a previous minviction for felony at Brecon,
1805 —His lordship remarked that Patera load been
telme completed of • minor felony, and U b. seat Lim to
penal servitude he should not sentence hiss to less than
mean ye.is but lie thought the jostles of Use cave
wield be met Ivy imprivonment for 18 month., and
taking into 000sideration his previous imprtsonnosint, Le
sioitenia d Lim to • further petiod of 12 months' hard
Icho•ir. —ln Lb. evailof Harrison he thought II mentive
imprisvament would meet the as, and therefore
awarded him 7 months' bard labour further.

ISCRUDIAIUaId AT_ XITRZRICIT.

-•
John Travers was budded for fehiniously; setting sr.
to a 'table at Nethorborp, the property of Hobert
Heresy, en Jan. 31. Mr. C•darton prowouted. cu igniter
we. undefended. On wising that the suable was on are
prooolgtor soot to the OW, kW law prisoner there
driving; AVIV the cattle. Re said he had brec in the
et.ble with • swan, and had seeidentelly let it fill, and
• I tbe Owe on are, whilst be Ina atiood,o, to his
bereft The ere returned Verdict of net verity.

BO 88888 AT POITLIAD.

Rirhard Molly Pearce, 10. I.lrower. pleaded guilty
to 'Waling • parr and a CS note belonging to Samuel
Pearce, at Portland, an Jarm 22. and aaid be bad
" notl Ins to wiy" .gain.t judgment. Ile wee eesteiieed
farther imprisoned for three months with hard
labour.

£2O and two sureties is £lO ssoh.—Tbe pdaeur was laquom —An inquest was held by R.. U. Wilms%
liberated on hail. —Henry Clapp, in lb. warvie• of H.q., on Monday. on the body of Mary Asa Whereat.
Mr. D. Biddleoombs, was aateniosed by the Hugh. amen 33 years, wife of Mr. Whereat. ashinsa.nsahee.
way Hoard, for obstructing the h.ghersy. by leaving Canal, who au found dud in Let bed on Beeozdsal
a timber earristte oia ths 12th February In Duadry• =mauls. It was stated in svidesos that d
!Ans.—Fined 2.. 6.1. and oust, 94. 6.1. had for soma time past unfortunately gives tray ts
' intemperate habits, and Dr. Blackmon attributed
her death to apoplesy, resulting from this oanse.—
Verdict assordingly.

A "Real. B inn." writes "It is with much
regret that I notice that the K.. W. C. Tempi..r
purposes leaving hie own perish (oontrary to the
spint of Use parochial system of our church) to give
• lecture in the parish of a reverend brother, on
" Ratiooslisai and Ritualises." Besides, out yoe
tell me the (meow:elm between the two In my
bumble opinion there smeary to be nose, and that
the whole leineer will rat, rit, and rot.

Acannire. —On Batneday afternoon a yam%
woman named Kate Newman was admitted tato the
' Salisbury Infirmary with her left hand reach ornatied.
It appears she was amistiag at a machine which was
cutting chaff for Mr. WjH.a Payne, Lower Wallop,
when • tonna got into the cog-wheels, and while NM
•as attempting to remove it bee hand beaus*
entangled, and was en much iniand that it was found
olailisliry 10 MOOTS duos of thio awn.

LINT. —A series of lectures are mienancied to be
delivered at S. Andrew's Churob, Bradpole, on
Friday evenings during this solemn season. coup
mencing on Friday nest, at 7.16 p.m., when she
sulij.et of "Conscience, the eye of the soul," will be
&mooned upon by the HST. Lester Lester, 31.•.
We understand that a course of Lent lectures will
also be delivered at 8. Mary's mid Alliug.on
'Churches.

COUNTY PSTTT Bisezoia, Toesday.—Prieset
Yiesount Folkeetone, hir F. Halm, Berl. M. H. Rank
Req., Mr., mid R. Hivatnen, freep—Oworpe Webb,
labourer, of Britford, was summooed foe asmalting T.
R Whirnerah, son of the surveyor of highways, en gba,
25th Febroary.—H^ pl.sded guilty.—fl spoeared Oa&
Ihe defeudaot boxed the compl.nant's gam for tbrowiag
down hie son who 'us younger and sins/ler boy Hag
cmmolsinant.—Fined le. and wet., or id.,'. lilltwbwit•
ntent.—Johe bl•rtin, shepherd, of Wintarbourne Earls,
woe asuituonad for assaulting Hammel Gray, bailiff Ini
Mr. H. Cooper, at Lairetetoellt. The onmPlainalli did
net onVisor, and the defend.ut stated thst be bed
arranged the matter. He had, however, engaged as
•• terns, (ilr Hodder). who wad premot ii sow*
prepared to go into the ease.

CAUTION TO ROTIL —James Rowesll, John Hid*
Charles Loveless, William Potter, William and John
Wheedoa, young boys, were esinenooed for playing
at tops, at West it Iliugtoo, on the highway to the
aorioyanos of the passers by. Evans said if lb. boys
would promise not to play so again they would he
let off this time, bat if any other hoys were brought
tirusrii Of they themselves again they wou!d I.
punished. The Win promised not to offend again,
and the mews therefore were dismissed.

A irOIXTWINT 07 AMMONS AND AVDMIS. —Tb.
following appoiottorints were made as Friday :
Ward Ameneors—St. Thomas's ward—Mr. Alfred
Watson, china merchant, Cartel ; Mr. William
Marlow, perres or, Higb.streea. St. Edmund's
ward - Mr Thnmas Sly, watchmaker, Blum &arrow;
Mr. William Thomas Gould, draper, Quessi-strese
St. Martin's ward—Mr. Walter Clipperton. book-
ostler, Cathermenstreet ; Mr. William Beech, miller,
Catharine street. Rarities seesmora—Mr. Wtllsom
Whiteborne, clothier. Saver-street ; Mr. James
Mech. milrerwoith, New Quad. •nditers— Mr.
John Knight, groom, Ma* Boar.row ; Mr. Adolphus
Rorario Cook ate , rwr, Cleineg.row.
Mayor's sailor —Mr. William Amnia, jos.

BRIDPOIT Tows Miarnos.—On Thursday evening
last, the annual meeting of the subscribers to this
mission, Was held in the Council Chamber, at the
Towobali Mr. T. Bench presided. Mi. Bartlett
(him sec ) read the report and balsam) sheet ; (ion.
the latter it appears that there is a balmier doe to
the treasurer of Di Ma. 74., • fact which was com-
mented upon by thor present. and a public meeting
was augaested to rseurcitate the cause ot this most
einellent mission which was formed for the purpose
of conveying religious instruction, of on unseaterian
chariest, to the home, of those, who, from various
causes, attend no plaice of worship.
A LICTLIte wee given by Rev. W. C. Templer,
on Toesdayerenieg, on " it•tinnalkin and Ititnaliaia,”
' at the Towoheil, on behalf of the Young Men's
Chriatian Areociation. In the course of hi, remark. on
Rationalism he erodetimed eny *tinnily the book
" Rom II ono," With rogiud to &walnut, to which
be •trentionsly ohj.cited, the principal end the Riled jet.
had in view, be said, was to exalt the brinks ; he did
not think they wuthed to looter immoiality, bulbl
their practice of confessicn, they were re•lly tending
that may, and he thought they did not anlneiently con-
sider the harm they wars dnine. He denied the power
of any man to grant al...lotion, and condemned the
•toetrine of the Real Preeenea Re al.io tienoune d the
retied •zions and rem ments "of the Mitealiets and the
use of in-enee. The roe. geatlaman was frequently
apptauded in the eon.. of Ma lostare. The elialr ws•
taken by J. M. P. Montagu, Eq., and tee room was
crowded.

FIRL —About Wiliest ten on Monday sight, •
fire broke out ins sterile adj,,ining the Green Dragnet
publio.lionse, occupied by Mr. Richardson, at tk
tipper end of Winchtster.creet in this city. Rome
delay wee experienced in getting a supply of water,
there 1.•i01 a onosiderable length of mein between
the property and th• migine-bonee. In 110011110•000
the atahle was nearly destroyed before the bone
could be brought to bear upon the dames. If the
water amid be turned no at soma point in the city,
it would be an advantage in outlying oases like the
present. Fortunately a supply was obtained in time
to prevent much damage being dose to tee dwelling.
house. Tbe fire-brigade (under Mr. Pearce) and the
plies were mod active, and the 11MM wen got
under within • quarter 01 en hoer after the water
au on. The In., about £6O, is 'peered by Maur.
mice in the Guardian officio. The property belong
to J. If. C. Wyndham, Req. The origin of the fire
is unknown.

CONCIIRT OF lits Ba.uuu,y AMATZOII MIMICAL
&mice —lf • welhilliec room •1043 11111 entkimimtie
audit... be • oriteriou, the member, of this soeiet
in.• fairly cougnitelate themselves upon the were
which attended their concert on Monday 'mining. The
orchestra, small het easiest', ww led by a distioguld ed
amateur, and (emended of a string quintet*, with flute,
and the rest of the wind inetniment parts being
very •ffeetiv. In played on the h•nwoolem by Mr.?. L
eylw.rd. no, with the meietancie of the Woos
Alf we'd on the grand pl.noforte, produced as effect
...biol, we scarcely thoucht possible, end •iiiivred what
mo be dune by mat.ll mega. in the hand, of thorough
musician.. Ittse Aylward—•• ha ba I • double duty
imposed on her—played Illendelwoho's B minor Rondo
in • truly aitistio and brilliant meaner; and bee einc
"Beautiful Ill.y," by M.eferren, with its quaint
berden, and Chetuodl " Barcarolle," with lb. Violin-
olio °ldiot°, were most Owlishly rendered—the
latter being sneered. We Om not space to enter into
further details, bet we must not omit to mention Mr.
Fletcher'. violin solo, 'blob afforded great pleasure,
and oss kindly gi..• to the phew of the aeng whoeb
waa to have b en song by Mrs. Handley, absent, we
regret to may, from indi•posilion. We have to thm k
the committee of the society for the intellenteal tog
they have given us. and espesi.lly the oonduetor, My.
Aylward, for hi• exertions in the neesesary and inevit-
able labour ',Moiled On him ID getting op this cornet,
and bringing it to so secomsfel a eoselealos.

THI CABINET Cweetten.—Tho Mies has noir mien
to beim.. thet the Doke of Itiehmood horn uoepted the
office of &wets', of State for the Colosimo, Tann, br
the reel/m.4.0n of Lord Cernervoo. It Los been 000eyeil
by the Duke of &idiot/ham, who will be euoneed. d we
Preei•teet of Ito, COUOril bf lb. Drik• of Wee%newish.
who hem until now ailed the poet of Lord

Tau dinner of the ectlelen Club on Saturday et
Willis'. Rooms watt • brilltant sneeees. Lord Houghton
oretidsd. an 4 /Pits eery Its Peal. nn4 fStrel, of the
eharoeter of Mr. epistle% but aim of the lateens which
that atateman's life tancht to the Liberal party at musk
o juncture toe the present. The Duke of Argyle tout up
the same strain, and into • opirited speech lstrodsc.4 •
graceful • betion to Mr. Gladstooe as the future lca as
of to e L•boral party. The other smooth. at the dinner
were all interesting, espeeially one by Mr. 4. W.
Poulton. who •noke of Mr Bright on being the legitimate
sucecooor of me. CAden, as be WWI hitt mood intira.he
Ire. I and fell.tot.vrotlrev. Thin statemest wax received
with greet cheers. Mr. T. B Potter, M.P. for Rockdale.
was warmly complimented by the mminhly for tl
nemnec in which he bad managed the affair of this
club, sod reap ivied in a modvst speech.

ALARMING ACCIDINT AT • ININAGIIRIM —On &hire
clay ni4ht, ~bout 12 o'cbwk, after the, diensissal of the
pnblie front ths exhibition. • fearful homelier and
general disturbance was heard in the tigers' onmnert-
anent of Stevens's menegerie, whish bad entered the
town of Guildford on the weldor.* day. Immedietely
on beeline the noiee three of tits keepers proceeded to
the psrtienliw ran in which were Um eagle of the bears
and Clem. and on esamination thee dim:uttered tbat •
large and powerful black hebesr hwi forged his way
thPinsh the partition into the tiger@ AWL The. latter
we. necopted be three young Bengal arm and it was
found that • Nadia combat wee peeing between the
infuriated beasts. in which the beer appeared to be
gaining the advantage. Altor 'elide using sleety t 0....
to pert the combet•nta and to induce the bear to retire
too his own quarters, the keepers determined that the
only way to prevent a feerfuleetmtropbe was to deutroy
U.. beer. Ancordingly, two of them looted their Anse
arms with slug., and, tenth discharging their pieces
together, shot the beer deed ; while they at the emote
time ernen•le I two co the tigers so serversly that it is
fesred tier 101 bar.. to be destroyed.

Ths Ao:ittrorroie Fins—Tin inquest on the bodies
oft. children oh.. lost their 1t.,, on Fri ay has hieqt
held at the Crown Inn, Aecringtos. The annul number
of children who lost their Hess ws, stakd to be nine.
How the flre originated still roman= • =Tillery. The
supposition on which most rrihieee CIO be pinned—la
feet, the only seiginsition jostilled by the eiresinsteneas
that the • Mel were drying in Mr. Melt-
worth's room under tb• school must bars fain Withi
hook• 0.. ehiek they e ors Wart d epee the hot pie
connected with the atone. The suniber of the children
in the school when tke flre brsko nut wee shut 100. No
blame it att.ched to any OWL Mr. Duckworth appears
to have no idea of any danger. and Mi.. Barecough, the
schoolmistress, is acknowli deed to have fully dope her
day. f.-veral perms.. distinunished thentselven by
eoursiremis acts mentioned dune/ the inque-t, sad ell
be witness,. 00etltrre4 in oriole, poline-goestelde
Burton for rho manner in which he rescued many of the
ehill.lren. The inquest lasted fire hours sad • half.
The jury renamed • verdict of " tee:dent.' death."

Tr TOOK laift S kiliel of. try Tarliington's
Nutrition, which it a inert ennelerfal preparntinn fnr
mat wing sod strengthening the hair. &ild by
Terkingion. Heir Rentnrer, Salubary-street, /31.adfood
clii. 61., 2a. 62., and 44 64.

MINIUM THOMAS APID CO harm just inlrodseed •
Sewing Machine performin_g the following desorintloos
oi work, rm., Hemming. Howling. Quilling Br.iding.
km.. et the lo.l.rios of 5 guinrse. ...dwe'enderstalail
here is • new iorention fur winking buttonholes.

Hats COLOUR WASH.—This iss beautiful serialised
hal, wash. is seven or ten da, restore. grey hair
Pt its pristine bee permanently. latt head Ime to be
.rely sprialded with it daily tor that time, by the
Lid of an ordinsry hair brash. It in sold at 10a. 6 1., sad
is avnt for post oltloe order by the sell-known perfumer,
Ittas. 248, Hach Holborn, London. Mr. Media,
of Yeovil. can supply it.

IMPORTANT TO TVA rirluetian of the
dal ou Tea, boos 1.. to Rd. p7.r lb., isly to proms a
.great boon tA ramdiew, by plactog at their oommand fine
ationg rich Tess at • moderea prima. To *enure the
(aquatic. ars now beiog offered be the appointment of
new Agent.. for Cas-ell'a Nish ateri Ti.. being obtain-
e4 is every town and milage throughout the kingdom.
Owing to the great demand, the Agency for these Tea
and Coffees mast procti •alnahle. Terms of rtge•ey
sent free by poet, by Cumuli, Smith k CO3 so, Fon.
church-street, London,

HOLLOW •T'll °INTIM? AND PlLLlL—Marv•lloas
cures of acia.ica, stiff joints, paraly-is of Um limbs, end
oahee mippling disposes of the 'MOM, sinews, and
mnades, bate been accomplished by Holloway's oint-
ment. It is lb. only Unguent arbieh it'd,.., any
impression on these emmol•inta. The pills elan work
wonders. The ointment awl pills Omuta he awl at the
same time, for lb, action of the on is greatly &misted
by the other. Why abould any hamian being eager
from the abovementioned maladies, gybes Holloway's
oirtment and pills ere to be found is every oily and
tonic a At tweed? These noble mahatma'sa are
eempose4 of rere beimms, •nd ere ea basica sad sale
ea they ere powerful and effleact I.

One,* p • Brill %etc ^.013011 AID Come By Da
trionat's Putmon to Mamma —lfrms kir. tam Gwent
shaboina "A. n roma of the
yenOtynee of Dr Le.sto 10. Palmonie Wafers, I may
m•ntino the followlee e•: lady tolled and
ehnowl • 2.. 91, ken. •nd ob.ened that she h. 4 h.ni a
rond character of th and was drtes.bai.d an
th•Th OM, loorin• soffer.of for yoara from an aethmet a
0„.0. on othrr madiciar mid en le"
no onypww. A le• Wrabi alMr, the ammo lady taalind
Aran. when I asked her if she found any konrit from
ix., boa; she replied that ' the harl bees oompletrly
calm Iby Own' merrily one b. 21. bor. Other
inst•nses are from time to time 0 earring, vi lab more
tee vela. of thew 'endow., etwo • nll other nbed vein. s fr
paln.osery Aiwa.. coughs, colas, 1.a." To *Mien as
Dahlia speakers they sr* lavalnatle for the row. 110.1
1111 Y. a pleasant Mese. Prim Is. led, 20. fld.• sad
4.6 .1. per box. Sold by all bromide.