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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-27

THE VIBRAVOf
.0P TRAINS,

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Railway companies are doubtless very justly blamed as
• ride, but occuionally they deserve a word of sympathy.
Pimple are too apt to regard tbemaa having been especially
created for the payment of large sums of money as cont.
peumtion for the slightest inooavenience which they may
owes, and to totally forget how indispensable their exist.
mice has become to the exigencies of modern lire. Nowhere
are trains more swift. mare 'Seedy, snore punctual. or more
fragment than in England, mid yet nowhere ue railway
companies so roundly abused from every possible point of
the compose. Toe Latest grievance Ls the vilarskon caused
by tee um of the ointunious brake on the Underground
Ralwil7s and the Doke of Westuinster has written an
Warred' letter to the Times. complaining that certain dent
sees of Pimlico are finding their houses scarcely habitable.
and are resting that they we likely tofellirom excessive vib-
ration. Rollover. he complains, there tan° legs' remed y for
demme from this swum, and • test cue tried some years
'ince resulted in • detest of he "vibrated re•ldent."
Now them are very few tam f loner London which art,
Sr., from vatirenen. Like for ina.ance, a well-known
street Lot a honor d num. Irma li.mford- queue. The
rumble of lb. 'radio t carts in the em ly morning tittles a
teem ,r in the holm, erbith nukes the uttaccustouied
visit x fancy bites:lf tn a region of earthquakes. Even in
the S rood, • peel flow St. Clement's lislleower muses
the ass Jets to leap ...bout in the tawit erratic manner.
Tske again the suburbs, where the rattle o. the tranical•
Mast., a coucert mutt the china ornament. upsitairs and
the diabco veva dow.trirn Vibration Mond of the they hair !is
penalties of I. radon life, and we cannot help thinking
that the fault. m well sa the remedy, lies in the builder's
hands. Modern L indon houses, we Sr. sorry to say, are
of the dinasiest comitruction, and if one appears like.y to
fell from the ribratlon of the VAAL, surely it le time that
it was replaced by • etronger editkos, sewing that 111104.•
ground Imacion is daily extending, and that the vibrating
traffic 4 constantly on the increase- For years the public
end the Government have been urging upon realwo
cowponies the necessity of adopting SOM, kind of
couttnuLue brats, sod it would be somewhat hard cow to
densisad compensation for compliaeos with tk's request,
while to expect that machtnery driven at high speed can
be suddenly brought to • stop without vibration is •
mandrel absurdity. N. r would it be say the leas absurd
to demand—es has been socgested—tnat the brskes should
not be used for short dotances, practically when the, are
most wanted—Graphic

Sta sisseitatia.—Tos stns. herr, crop this yea. is 'Keep-
tiOaaLly goo 4 la 'MOM sad lugs c .osaao meets us la ins
despatched to tits Seghah musket. Us Monday a steam-
ho.t halt St. Maio tt,r Sluihaasptsa with a cage of U rty
toot
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-27

ROW GOVERNMENT RIFLES ARE
DISPOSED OF.

In reference to the somewhat impudent attempt of one
or two member. of the lost Tory Government to repudiate
a I liability for th. 100,000 or 1100.000 riles so recklessly
sold by them to 11178, the Pal Neil Gesefts states that the
following Is within its knowledge:-- The Itagzi: a town
possaising a large number of Irish resident. ht some
thousands of the villa. at about half-a-crown or t nee and
sixpence apiece. He thee advertised throughout the die-
trios that any one who cared II buy goods at his shop to
the velue of ten or twenty shillings seould be presented
with one of the discarded Wat-OlSce firearms. The bait
took. Inn vet,' short time the whole parcel was di.poesd
of. and some t .ousaed rides were, by the agency of this
enterprising Mayor, placed In the bands of private individ-
uals—to be used, no doubt, for purpress of their own."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-27

THE LONDON PRESS FUND.

The anniversary dinner of the Loudon P. e Food
was held on Saturday night, the Duke of aibituy
presiding. His Royal Higoness, in the course of the
evening, said the direct social and politi..al power of
the pries was a fact which nuns were likely to forget
for a day. He thought, however, it was the iodirect
end educative power of the pram whica wee the
greatest of all. The most pervading effect wail pro-
duced upon inank4ll,l more by the instructiou c,nycyed
than by the arguments given in Lee pew. lteprit.en we.
Lives of the paves oonstituted th yea as it were, the
uncovenasted etwvauts of the whole progress and
civilisMion of mankind.

A TOWN DESTROYED BY A CYCLONE.

100 uvn Lon.

It is reported that the town of Emmettsburg. lowa,
has been destroyed by a cyclone. One hundred lives
win lust.

CRICKET.

At Bennington Oval, on Saturday, tlio match
between tbs Australians and the tioulleinoo of
Sugland resulted In the, victory of the, former, by as
image and ono run.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-27

EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE INFLEXIBLE

Int-11,genci hen been received that an exPlotion
cosi-gas hem taken place on board her Majesty'. ship
LA-tibia, now at Alexandr.a, which, hut for the
p ompt measures taken by Captain J. Fisher and his
.fficers. [nigh', it Is stated, have been attended with
aeri•ms consequences. 8, far ai can be gleaned from
the information to hand tome men were engaged tak-
ing coal out of the bunk, which we, nearly lull, when
the exploUou took place. Fortunately, however, only
two of thoei no engage,' were injured—one "lightly.
The fact that the explosion occu red or. the upoer
Ic k and that the bunk was full .f coal ace ants for
s ighl ors. of the injury Gambol. The inflexible id an
arm uteri turret ship carry n 4 fur 80-ton gum, and •
o.mph-ment of 847 men. Bhe was commissioned July
sth, 1881, at Portsmouth, for the Mediterranean
station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-27

EXTRAORDINARY JODRNEY ON A
BICYCLE

The Roe. I. Keith Falconer started on Monday, the
sth inst., from the hotel at the Land's End on •
bicycle journey to the northern print or Smitland, and
ram .6d John o' Groat's bon., at an early hour on
dundsy last, having covered 991 miles in • few hours
lees than tbirt•en d qr. 'Die weather was very
onfavonrabl,, a strops north wind much delaying his
program. Molest 215 miles, however, were ridden In
42 hours.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-27

SHOCKING SUICIDE dr PLYMOUTH.

A determined suicide occurred at Plymouth on
morning. At Widely Cottage, come four
toil s ni the town, ht.jo, Letts, the Adjutant of the
S oh Devon Militia, c 'Mums • boarding establish-
ment for the coaching of young military students. For
se.erel weeks pest be bias been preparing for ex.mlos.
mon, •mong.4 I young gentlemen, Mr. Jenkin•
son, add to to the eon of a Glouoeeterehle landed
proprietor, sod during the pa.t lea day. this
gentleman has undergone hii examination, and
wa. swath's the result. The notification wee
expected on Toe-day, and during the day Mr.
Jelkirnion wee table. In the
•.eoing the new. eatne tit 4 he had poised his exami-
nation with special distinction, and th et his conambaion
bad been grent...i. U. receipt .4 the neerl be r.tired
I. rest very excited. Hitrly on Wedoesday moral g a
fellow student, who was sleepia,, in an adjoining bed.
rnotn, heard a r.t. 11 and • he try fall, and on his
going to Mr. Jeek.uson's ro..m f. und hint lying by the
side of his bed, with a pistol close t him. A inediusl
man waist onoe summoned, but wix,n ha arrived he
found that death must have been instantaneou., the
bullet having gone throug . the fordiesid into the
brain. The deceased wan a lineduoking young man,
over biz feet in height, and wan • favourite with all
his compamoo• The created much excitement
in military quarters.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-27

Births, Marriages, anb OcatbL

BIRTHS.

June 11, at Walpole-street, Weymouth, the wife of
P.C. Morris, of a daughter.
June 14, at Auguste-terrace, Weymouth, the wife of
P.C. Kafka of a daughter.
Jute 14, at lifawkridge Rectory, the wife of the
Rev. Rowland Newman of • daughter.
June 14, at 48, Frome:terrace, Dorchester, the wile
of hit. J. A. Collier, of a eon.
June 14, at Shapwick Farm, Axminster, the wife of
Mr. R. D. G. White, schoolmaster, of Worksop, Noll,.
of a son.

- du-s;*--17, at ths King's Arras Tap, Dorchester, the
wife of Joseph Harwood, of a daughter.
Jane 19, at Bell-street, Dorchester, the wife of gr.
W. Mandela of. sou.

MARRIAGE&
Jane 15, at the Union ()impel, Sherborne, bI tb.
Rey. J. Ogle, Mr. William Humber, of Owl
eldest eon of Mr. C. Humber, of Bherborne, t
bath. eldest daughter of Kr. S. Hallett, of Cold Hsr
boar, Sherborne.
June 18, at the P.rish Church, Ilmineter, by of•
fir. .11. B. Briscoe, 'slow, Mr. Albert bob* a"-
maker, Baluster, to Ellen, widow of gr. Ferris, Silver
street, Booloster.
June 18, at the Parish Church, Ilmlnstar, by the
Ray. J. & Mame, vicar, Kr. F. Ferria to Miss Elie°
Bond, both of Ilminster.
June 20, by License, at Compton Valence, by the Erc•
Reptimus Hobbs, Robert B. Vincent, etenal IOU"f
Gahm F. Vincent, to Fanny, elder daughter ol Thaw
Legg, of Troller Poroorum.

.DIATMS.

June 14, at the Birks,— —Bouroem— outh, Mary Gibbs".
eldest daughter of the late P. J. Jerome Clanion. IWO
15.
aims W, at Blaniford, Mr. William Batt for 6°
Jean s sexton of the pariah, aged 78.
June 14, at Houghton, Caroline, wifeof Mr. George
Stay, yeoman, sod 67.
Jowl 15. at Church-street, Lyme, Beads. "V
daughter of Mr. John Pitfield aged six rms.
June 15. at Botiadon, near Lyme Reg* Mx. Chad'.
Clothier, aged 58.
Julie 18, at Denmark-place, Longfleet. Poole, 11°"/
Dowatoo. aged?
Hannah p24...rts.at
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riiign,
junordia.,wd,Boslr .

40rinas and Past,oßice orders are yable tc•
Mr 4 BY MILLZR, 8, High West-street, borchMW
Printed and Published by EDWARD N z , at the
Utliobal 8, High-street, West, Dorassithr, in she
Nash The Holy Trinity, for the =Astor.
Tuesday, June :nee
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

WIRINOB FOR THE "TELEGRAM."

What shall we do with it? Now I really thought
we had heard the last of that tempestuous West-street
Improvement; but no, the worthy Mayor at the
una,terly meeting of the Local Ward last week
announced that he had in hen E. 3 over and above the
amount collect-d for the "lad subscriptions" toward
that object. The West-rreet *ores are hea'ed . • the
threatened lawsuits see quashed; the bloodless battles
are all fought, leaving not a " rack " behind—oh, yes;
I forgot-3. What shall we d , with it? Sines, Mr.
Mayor, you're at close to what object to devote that
princely sum, allow me to suggest a channel into
which to embark the eurplus, and, in my opinion, £3
would defray the cost of either of my schemes. and
even then leave a wee-bit balance, which Mr. Was-ton
would gladly accept and acknowledge with thanks.
Scheme No. I.—lnscribe those black tablets at the
Welt Bridge with the name and rirturs of the humble
man, under whose mayoralty the Improvement
was esigned and commenced—but, alas' not finished.
Scheme No. 2.—Brect • gendily-painted lamp at the
Bridge, nicely bordered with black the glair to bear
the following appropriate epitaph :
_

-
To-the Loving Memory
of
Retiring Modesty,
which suggested my birth. fell itt, and expired of
chagrin at finding all praise of my umfulnews sad
beauty hallowed in atwitter quarter."
Scheme No, 3,—Berote the a surplus to the DIM
Collector of L eta Board rata', who obliged sad
flattered the Board by requiring and obtaining as
moms. of salary, when the said Board was sadly in
dab&

Apropros of the Local Board, that transnendent
municipality took the ratepayers by surprise on
Friday night. A letter was read from their oolleotor,
who, *Ler collecting OM rots, made the important
and wise dia.:livery that he could not longer remain a
servant of the B oird for the paltry *tipped they
grmitvd him—the stipends be it remembered, the
collector himself offered himself to carry out the
dudes for. Without the slightest hesitation, the
B-ard (oontistiror of several well-knows Wesleyan.,
of which bo.ly the rate-collector is • very vala.blis
servant) 4 once voted the fur-seeing collector an extra
£4 Per annum Not much I knsw, but be assured.
Local Board, n ire that you have opened the ball, you
may expect from your °Alecto, an manual demand for
an "Incise.. of salary," until he °lsaias his mock
&arid annuity of EDO or too, and I Tomato to pro,
AM UM boll get li, tut.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

BaLDPOZT.

ALLIGED L•achgv.—William Meson Hopkins, of
:iouth-street, was, on Saturday, charged before the
County Bench (Mears. J. M. P. Montagu and W.
()Mot) with etas ing • whetstone, property of Mr.
Robert Walden, dairyman, ot Machos, Netherbury.
—Mr. Walden said he last saw the whetstone at his
place on Wednesday last, and mimed it on Thuredey.
He informed the puha., and P.C. Ellis brought
cam the whetstone, which he i tended as nix gry'Aillt:
being joined in the centre. Such • join as in the one
produced was unusual. It was worth Is. Defendant
was oaths premises on Wednesday.—P.C. Ellis said
on Thursday he found defendant in a field near Burton
Bradstock, where be was using the whetstone (pro-
dived). Witnee charged him with stealing it, when
La ha t.. 01( the whet-the in a lark, and that he
( 'efenient) in ist have been • fool, for be could have
Ilua4 the thing away in the greet. Defendant told the
c ,nstab a that Mr. Walden had taken his pncil, and
he had taken jr.D Walden's whetatone.—Prosecut
ow stated be did exchange a riding-stick for • pencil,
but there was no transaction with regard to the whet-
stoce.—The Bench fined dehndant 2a, with • caution.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

STZALTTON.

THI WISLITASS have, f.r the first time here
claimed the privilege wh cb the law allows of b .ryiug
the' owo deed ru the parish churchyard. A child or
one f the members having died, the funeral took place
on Tuesday afternooo, cooducted by the Rev. J.
Hartle, according to their own form. The body was
carr ed by four young women, first to the chapel,
where a part the service was read. and then to
the churchyard, where a bymu was sung ant the
remainder of the rionvice read. Many of the members
of the Wesleyan body followed the child to the grave.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

THE SALE OF THE LIVING Of
CHARMINSTER.

Ths solicitor of the owner of the Leif? of Char.
minister, In the Moo ars Salisbury, has Ten nodes
to the Curates' Alliance that he will ha that body
responsible for any loss or &map be may sustain by
ths interference of the Alliance with the sale of his
property. As the Interference of the Antoine CPA
amount to nothing more than protest and psimmion,
It is difficult to understand bow be Is going to fix the
responsibility.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

trAWMPOnIgna.
THE DEATH IN DORCHESTER GAOL.
To as Editor.

Sir, —My attention has been called to a paragraph
in your paper respecting the melancholy death in
Dorchester Prison of person of the name of William
Lever, about whom you further say—" That it Is
singular cokcidenoe that his father built the gaol."
Now, my father, the late Mr. lideard Later, builder,
of Dorchester, although he did not construct the
original building, wss the only person I think of our
name who enlargsd and aloered the building. Same
persons have been wondering if it could possibly be
I shall feel obl'ired by your inserting this to dispel
such impreenione —Yours respectfully,
W =AM LIATU.
Gosport, June 12, 1882.
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rW;are" worth Obliged to Mr. Lester forth. oomo-
tion. The information was given as oo an authority,
which is, as • rule, indiaputable.—Ku. Tet.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

FURNISHERS.

16 LARGE SHOW-ROOMS
WWI stocked with every description of
IPURNITURR
Suitable for the
MANSION, PALSONAOII, FAIIIIHuOaI, a COMO&

BLINDS,
Of every Descriptios and Material.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

HOUSE OF COMMON&

FRIDAY.
The House of Commons met at two o'clock. In reply
to question. on the dabs of Tempt. Yr. Gladstone said
the Government had not made oomplaints of iodispoeition
oo the part of the Parte to take measuroi that meht be
suggest. 4 to it by llngland and France. The relat•ons of
the Porte with Macleod sad France were of o mud
cordial charecter. sod they. had been a general concurrence
of the Powers le f aeono of the Conference. The G.,vers-
meet had stated explicitly that In their opinion the Sultan
had not parted with the sovereiguty of Nays and that
wee ea opinion altered by the not of rho Powera ire.
mitts, on the Prevention of Crime Bill was resumed at
Clause 7. which after debate WM added tithe measuie
by 909 votes egaihtt tZ one division. The Crime Bill sego
occupied the ettenuon of the House St the evening
sitting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

BEEKEEPING.

QUEDAI CILIA AND QUIIMA—It le a MAIM entomb.
fact, first discovered by &kirsch, an eminent
apieriau of the last century, that the bees can supply the
lows of their q one hy as artificial process—a process con.
firrastory of the position that every woriting-bee egg kaa in
the component elements of royalty, and that develop-
ment, according to • definite treatment, is all that is
requisite to cons Huta • queen. Oa being deprived of their
queen by death, the bees select • common grub, not above
three days old, Creek down the wax partitions between it
and at least three contiguous Cells, forming • vertical
chamber. They feed her with the daintiest
roi:dr=l royal jolly. In flee days the grub becomes
• nymph, and in 15 she etageres a royal princess, ascends
the vacant throne, and receives the homage, loyalty, and
love of 15100 or 10.000 subjects, gtetri
What {yen will ask, cast a larger and warmer house, •
different and more pungent food, end • vertical instead of
so hersonted posture, give • bees different shaped tongue
and mandibles, render the surface of tie wider legs list
thereat of concave; deprive them of the fringe of hairs that
forms the basket fir carrying the messes of pollee—of he
auricle and pastels which enable the workers to use their
lags or feet as iDeers—of the brush that lines the insides
of the feet! Can thee lengthen its abdomen; alter its
odour and clothing ; give • curvature of hosting; deprive
it of It. wax-pockets, and of the vessels for *ousting that
substance, sad render its ovaries were conepicoods and
capable of yielding worker and dross eggs 1" But all this
is perfectly true, marvellous is it seems. In sprits; the
queen moves &moot the musks, laying eggs. Liedierin-
wetting iamomps,o y her, to clear the roy route and clear
outthe cell in which she is to deport her eggs—Dr.
Oramesing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIOMB.

SATURDAY.

Wore Lint... Colonel Steward and G. Wary, Esq.

Mr. S. Barnes (for Eldridge, Pop, and Co.), applied
for the transfer of the Star Inn, Patland, fr.=
Margaret We'lard to Ebenezer Roberts.—Mr. Supt.
Gels did not object to the transfer, and the Bosch
grante i the application.
An applicauon was als made by Mr. Barnes for
the transfer of the Victoria beerhouse from Hannah
Maria White to Job lianaford. This was also
granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

314XDFIT11.

Tin Say. Orion and lin Octld returned home on
Saturday evening last, and wen warmly welcomed
back to Beaminster by a hearty peal of balls. A
sojourn of four months in Italy mad Switseriand has,
we bare meson to believe, greatly improved tbe ricer's
health, and we are enabled to sag that, after giving
the matter during his absence the careful aceoldastion
which he promieed, be hae decided on yielding to the
wishes of his parishioners and continuing his work
ansengst us.
CIIOROH OF KIOLUID Tnaziarca 800111FT.—Ths
Band of Hope branch of this society had their annual
treat and excursion OD Wednesday last, wbeci they
were conveyed by the kindness of Kern. S. 0. Legg,
J. H. Paul, and S. Holloway to /Wont Harbour.
The children met at the National Schoolroom at 13,
when tread and cheese was served out before darting
the waggool, which were prettily decorated, arrived at
the harbour about two p.m. Tb• party, numbering
upwards of 100, amused themselves in • variety of
ways on the sands and cliffs until Ave o'clock, when
they partook of an excellent to.. A start for hums
was soar about seven p.m. On &rambling the
National Anther was sung, and cheers wen given for
Mrs (lox, one of the psi mipal workers is the temper-
sacs cense, sod others wbo had helpecito makethe day
so agreeable es it proved. Votes of thanks and cheers
wen given to tin owners of the waggons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

THE ROBBERY AT THE MILITIA CAMP.

FINDING OF THE CASH-BOX AND
JEWELLERY.

Between two and three o'clock on Tuesday after-
noon, two little boys, named Veneer and &mead, were
playing om the highest part of Bbaeleaves, when about
two feet hose the edge of the cliff*, oee ef there ? -
a flower to trim his Est, and dislodged a cash.

Co dofn. Ii -ine-aiippieg doffs Ain the boy tt
it, and Vanner's father brought it to the polies-auto,
directly. Lieut. Pearce's name was es the lid of the
cash-box, and, on being opened, it was found to con-
Wu the loft j wellery, and the letter., about which
Mr. Pour* grim Information; but the mosey we. gone.
Been the lock wee in the box, and the psi of the loop
that was broken off was [midst The box had no dbt
on it, and no sign of rust, which would have been the
on.. bad It been there very long, during the very
heavy raise of late.

caught
pollos-atation
tb•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

FILLUPTON.

FUNIZAL Or Me. Jos, Ctaaae.—The funeral et the
late Mr. Clarks took piano at Brampton Churchyard
on Weidner lay afternoon. Toe ousel mourners were
the widow, the soo, and the brotner of the deceased,
limn the brotherin-law and eister-In-law, then the
nephew rid Woos of the doomed, following immedi.
reify behind wh se were Mr. and Ara Sheridan, Mr.
Algernon and Min Shields°, and Mx. T. Sheridan,
the wryest. of the household, and several friends, who
attended I. eh ,w the rot mark of respect The werville
vt.o impressively read by the .ioer (the Rev. T. E.
Seurbory). There were some usoet beautiful wreaths
restaig upon the rAlin, some of which were made by
Mo.* eetaumble and devoted ladlee to all that r good—
Mrs. and slim /kende°. Some exquisite Bowen were
also sent from Lady Poltroon, ono Mrs. Algernon
Soeridan, and were tenderly planed upon the ouffin by
Mr. Algernon and Mr. T. Sheridan.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

WAILIKAM.

Deers or 0. J. HhootArrst Hoz, Sex.—We regret
to announce the death of C. J. itatolyffe, Esq., son.,
at the age of 78, which took place at his rseiderme,
Hyde Hones, Wareham, on Monday evening, JUDO
I 14D. Deemed is well known in the county es the
proprietor of • very excellent pack of foxhounds, with
which In hes hunted the county for • number of year..
Fusgael. or Mum itoixterr, 143%, J.P.—The
funsrai of Mile. Rodgett, Esq., took place at the
Wareham Cemetery on naturday last, the dammed
being followed to the grave by several of the inhabitants
of the town and the surrounding gentry. Daring the
mimeo of the funeral procession through the town,
the it ps were dosed and blinds drawn, as • mark of
respect to the dereeeed.
UoliaT " ALize9994," 4393, OF Tan A.O.F.—At
the onhhery Goan Meeting, bald on Monday at the
antelope Hotel, it wee decided to thud a delegate to
repnesint the Court at the High Court Meeting to be
bald at Weymouth in August nest. Bro. J. riddle,
(Joust Trebel:ken, was elected to represent the Court
on that occasion. We are pleated to state that the
Court is in • very prosperous condition, toe three
bond. edtli member being inddated on Monday last.
'nu usual forthight.y meeting of the Board of
Guardians wee held at tue Boerdro )m on lusedity
Last, In the absinthe of the Esrl of Eldon, chairman
ol the Boad, and now attending to his Parliamen•
tary duties to the douse of Lord*, the vice-chairman.
M. Nathaniel Pond. presided. Tee other cc egkie
gu.rdiene present were Messrs. William trionwoo
Calmat and Oliver Cooke Ferrer; the elected
guardians ureeent M.sers. 9. W. Bennieth, C.
Yeereley. H. J. Garland, J. S. Drewe, W. Spicer,
W. Edmunds, issurge Alfred Sadden, T. Besoombe,
1 John Tuck, George Kent, and tile it.,. Gerard
WI! lams. Besides the °ruiner, business, the several
tenders for supplyiug bread, provisions, clothing, and
neosessrisa to the three relieving ogioers district were
omieider and taken. The out-reilef has very muck
&method of late years. This week th.re 1.. rather •
an woolly large number of paupers in the workhouse
—o4—bung an inures's of 20 in the IMMO week in the
last year, and. decrease of 50 in the same week of
ten years ago.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

ITTIOSING TO ABATIII A NOHILNCL

Benjamin Drake and Alfrei Will. were orummmed
by Mr. W. Chick, inspector of nuisance. t the Rural
Sanitary Authority, for refusing to abate a nuisance in
the parish of Frampton, by allowing soapsuds and
other deleterious matter to aocuoinlate in the road.
Mr. A. Lock appeared for the Authority.—Mr. Chick
said on December 29th, 1881, be warred notices on the
defendants to abate the unisance, and had also given
subsequent warnings It was still persisted in. He
bad seen the sospeuds ran down the road as fares the
well, and it might possibly percolate into the well.
He had found it offensive in warm Weither•—Mr. W.
RendeU, medical officer of he•lth to tbe Rural Sanitary
Authority for the Maiden Newton district, said he had
vial`ed the houses of the defendants and outside he
found a animas* existing. There was a gttter in front
of the cattsge door, where slops and soapsuds had been
thrown. In his opinion it was injurious to health. He
had noticed the nuisance repeatedly, and had Pointe
out to the defendants what they ought to do. Tbe
soapsuds could have been thrawn into the gardens
without causing any ntlisintora —One of the defendants
remarked theirs was a model village, and he thought
It was • disgrace they had no drain to carry sway the
slops.—The Bench marls as order to abate tits nuisance,
with costs of the court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

DILUSI AND DISORDZILT.

John Weddon wee sammoned for being drunk and
disorderly at Puncknowle on June 7th.—Dsfendant
pleaded be was not drunk, but admitted being dis-
obedient to the polios.—P.O. Dennett, who proved
the 01•110, said the village WU quite in an uproar by the
defendant's oonduot.—Defendant said he was more
tired than drunk. He was never drunk In his life. --
The Chairman reminded him be had been previously
fined 54, and costs for drunkennees.—Defendant : No,
I was not drunk then; it was a little dispute. If a
man knocked 'es down, you would like to get up and
bit 'an again, wouldn't .09. —The Chairman: We wont
be hard on you. We will fine you ss. and owns.—
Defendant : I hones not, sir. Ibeapo .r man and got
something on my mind.—The Chairman: We have no
ohoine.—Defendant : Then I must tread it out, I
suppose.—He thought better of it though, end paid
the money.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED wrrrs
sisrsa.

The following were mnonj the 128 Peers who voted
for the eseciad reeding of the Bill for legslising
marriage with • &veined wifeh sister :—H.R.H. the
Prioce of Wakn, H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh. and
H.R. H. the Doke of Albany; Dukes of Braadon (D.
Hamilton), Cleveland, Portland Albans, Bother.
land, and Westminster ; Faris Derby, Fortescue,
Indenter, Malmesbury, Northbrook. and Pembroke
land Montgomery ; Viscount Falmouth' Lords Albin-
tan. Biontim, ehriihtiord. Marion, Leigh, Mount
Temple, and Wimbuse.
The following were among the 132 Peers who voted
ain't lb. wood marlin of the Rill :—Lord
tjkaaosllo, melborne ; the Archbishop of York,
lliarguiees of Bath sad salisborr ; Rub Cairns, Devon,
N•iroo. Shaftesbury, and 84m0oth ; the Bishop of
Easter; Lords Arundell of Werdom. Digby,
bury, Larothrtoo, and Poltimore.
&wetness' Prelates voted against the Bill, and not
one in Its favour. The Bishop of Ripon, however, paired
In its favour. The Bishop of Salisbury and Both and
Well, did not vote. The Prince of Wales, the Duke
of Relinbursh, and the Duke of Albany voted with the
minority. The Duke of Connaught, it is stated, in-
Model to vote for the Bill, but was preveogrd by
indisporitios. His Royal Highness paired in favour of
the Bill. Forty.three Comminative Peers voted in
the minority. In the iniijority were 24 Liberal Peers.

SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO A RAILWAY
GUARD.

_
On ths arrival of an up goods trsin at Tunbridge ow
Wedneeday morning tit.* guard, named Coleman, WM
found dead in his Muktvvan. When the train left
Ashford the damned WIN perfectly safe. On the way
I fig.& train was passed going in the opposite
direction, and it it supposed that ons of the poles
which impported a tarpaulin on the goods train became
detached, and, striking the deoessies van, pierced it,
killing the poor fellow instantly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

THIZATZNING LILINGUACIL

Jane Pitman was summoned for using threatening
language towards Edith Hone. at Porteihans, on June
lat.—Mr. H. 831/1111 appeared for the complainant.
:from his opening remarks it appeared hie client had
had • grate put in her house more than a year ago,
but last August the defendant and her fatberdo-lew,
a Hobert Pitman, bed complained of the smoke, and
had sinoe that continually abased Mrs. Hone. The
climax was reached o June lit, when defendant
I threatened the complainant.—Complainant said she
lived at Porteshaos. Lest April twelvem 'nth she
had a grate fixed, but defendant did n codiplain of
any smoke till August, and since then mho had been
subjected to a groat dent of abuse. On Thnisday, lit
June, she was at her front door, and she saw Bediert
Pitman,who said he would have • summons against her
for the smoke. Pitman's daughter-in-law and son
were also with him. Pitman came up and wrung his
fist in her husband's facie. Edith Haytie said she
would kill the before she had done with her.
She did not say • word to this. (Witness was about
to state what took place on the next day, but Mr.
Weston objected, am the summons was confined to
June Ist.) Witness; continued she had been greatly
abased, and was in danger of her life. She
merely wished to have the defendant bound down
to keep tie peace. Henry Wbittle, labourer, of
Porteshsm, said he was in kleyne's gerdin ou June let,
when he heard • row next door. lie saw Robert
Pitman coats up and wring his fist in Bayne's farm,
saying the row was all through smoke. Jaue Pitman
siud
she would do for Mrs. Hayne before she hal done
with bor. Complainant did not say a word.—Charles
Prout, of Poetesham, salt oaths 2nd of June he was
at dinner and hoard • row. He went to the door an 1
sew Jane Pitman, w.th • knife in bet hand, wring her
list in Mr. Hayne's faos.--(11dr. Weston objected to
this ovidenee. What took place on the 1st?) On
June let there was a row all together, and defendant
threatened Mrs. Rayne on that day as well. Defendant
was continually threatening her.—Mr. Walston con-
tended the defendante had grave cause of complaint In
the smoke—The Bench ordered the defendant to be
bound over in th, sate of £lO to keep the piece for six
months.—Mr. Baron asked for oats, which were
pastel.

amorous° TO OM.

John Matthew, was charged with refueing to quit
licn of premises, at Pdidletown, on May 27th.—
P.C. Jlentell proved the prolog of the summon.,
defend .at not appearing.—lichsrd Warren, landlord
.4 the King's Arms, Puldletowa, said on the evening
In queition def... mot MUM to his hours and remained
about tluie-quarters of an boar. lie 111111 drunk;
witmees requested him to leave, and refused to draw
him any m ire liquor. He refused to go, and witness
not fur P.O. Mantel. The policeman asked him to
leave several times, but be stlll refused, and ultimately
he wee put out of the house. —Fined Si. and ousts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

£/660LT 011 THII FOLIC' AT PORTLAND.

John Mick, • bandsman of the Seth Regiment,
was eummoned for arisulting P.O. Abram In the
eurnition of his duty, on Thursday evening lest.—
Complainant said he was on duty at Fortune's-Well
shortly Wore elm" o'clock, and beard • female call
art'o'sneurder." Ha Tent to a little lane mu • public-
mid raw the deleadant with • woman. He
heard the woman toll him to go away, and whams
ordered him to go to ema Wracks. He turned round
and struck him in the breast Mimes took him by
the collar, they both fell to the ground, and, whilst he
was trying to put on the baoriculis, he kicked him in
the tam with both feet. He then linked him nzi
Defendant had been drinking, but be believed
knew what he was &dog.— Lieferideat said be ha
been • teetotaler for three months, and on Thursday
he got into bad company, and they enticed him to
think. He lost hie maw' and did not know he
aseaulted the polka. He had been In the worries
imarlY Yaare.—Bised 40a. and owe, or sae
moda la default.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

TIM INQUEST

=nod at the Gadkhan, on Tuesday, before Mr.
TließMSesoomprieed the jury :—Mr. J. Mike
(foreman), 0 Parsons, J. T. Sousdy, O. Jeffery,
M. H. Bogier,_B. D. Allen, J. Phelps, W. H.
Bluer a. B. roet,D. J. J. Silway.
.1. Di, said boo was first sailed to the young
woman about alas o'clock lad owning. He went to
the house of • toss named Aroett at the request of
Mr. Miles and the mother. He there found the young
wawa Legg is bid in a highly nervous date, and
very prostrate. He was acoompanied by the young
wandie mother mid Mrs. Arnett. He "old hoe he
Ind hese irked by the mother to 11010111111 bar, and he
do so. He found die had very moistly
=demis to
ed. There was no child with her at this
ems Mxe. Arnett was present when the eimulastioa
Sock piece. Whes he got downstairs Arnett said he
wanted the matter cleared upon Deo& had begs
men things about the girl I. He wished=
be eons Is sod been what had to say.
Said hits the young woman had been confined, and
that OW mbehept ea quiet as posaibis He this
went to tell Mrs. Legg, but on his way he met lisigt.
Idlesheil and mother constable. Alter sone omen.
entien, Sergeant Mitchell scconnealed Um back to
the hone& Mrs. Logy sod he west upstairs to
the YOMMI wosses's room. He went to the
bed on whin the young woman wee lying, mod
searched it. He found nothing there. He thin west
to soother bedstead which was lath. room, and tura•
Sag the nueseess over, he found there the dead body
el a Guns child between the madras and tbe sacking.
It was tied op In a pair of drawers, with • gabs
round It. He was about to take the body downstairs,
bit the girl said" Don't take it downstairs." e
bar be meet dose. Mrs. Legs mesest the whole
a ti nis. Wisner took body downstairs Into
emsther room He wee tri Mrs. Isu
mid Mrs Arnett. Bend." ='; r abs la the
nom Ma. IprAge inikra to "bkrir op "miges, Agnew
MI Winn 011 her to go out et the boom
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

ALLEGED
WILFUL MURDER OF A CHILD.

Med prowdess to be • serious rase of child murder
wee Isvestigarad at the Pollobwourt co Tuesday sad
Thaaday toornhes last by Kr. Gil.. Brocade
(sereem.) • young woman, named Rebecca Legg,
epd 19, hem t 0,..... time pelt been Hying at the home
at • man named Peter Arnett, • solicitor's clerk,
Wing in 80111111.11 ne, and on Monday she
gen birth to • fernele Mild. magmata 121
any indica gentlemen. °NUM suspicions had been
meneed la the minds of neighbours, owing to the arm
maim of Vas girl Legg, and Mee. Mic ifo I Kr. G.
Miles. plater, swears to Wolin a baby ay about
soca as the Monday, the wand coming from the
window 05 Arnatt's house. This was
Veigstleed by • woman named Rolls, and Mrs.
WWI lodger. Mr. Mks, being informed of We,
=l=l7slat for a doctor and tit* polka. On
, and a earth lung nude, the dial body
of the Mild was found beneath the matinee and the
moldeg. The aim at present is not perfectly clear,
but from the widows of the medical goillenies gives
eit the *met to-day, the child warn bon alive, and
death was due to suffocation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-21

THE BEEKEEPER.

With such • winter as is thee preempt one then should
be • good honey harvest. BINA ass hawing • good time of
it; they can set out to obtain plenty of fresh air, sad are
in the brigat sintshiais muck strengthened. Of course if
not milt suppiisd •ito honey they need limns& and
doubtless it is wall to foal in soy cuss, as good it iney may
thus be saved. But it Li suit. remarkable to not. how
touch to. insects are oiroasy helping useinseives to oakum
I owl. Here, even.. surly us the 10th, woes the sun sacs*
out and the air was clear, the bees were workiag
almest as buoily at if it were • pleasant day in April, sad
coming in Laden with pollen mostly of • dull white
colour. So many. indeed, yawned to be collectiog
pollen that they would maw %emboss' in one over am
other • deans eta time, just as though moms Wire Willidth
oi seed were near sad in boom. I have been much paused
to understood from shears this pollen could come, and
should like to be eitlidlitansid. I hare thought that •
quantity of gorse on Hounslow Heath might be in bloom;
but toot would be two maw away. Then titers Sequins •
wealth of catkin' on the ant trees, but I know of none
very Deer. Than there 18,101114 gamiest of • mils distant..
large breath of 'natal!. oquilordein. • small quaatity of
whist is is bloom, bus lam wit ears whotner tisatfaralabes
tea pekoe. I resaark,liewemintaat the bon whoa %bey take
flight tie. high, and dart right away, evideatly beat cos •
long journey, and apparently with toe mins confidence
they would show were it May instead of February. Wein%
we may be in doubt as to whence this food is obtained,
there can be none as to its purpo.s, mad we may ressociably
hope that it iadicates plenty of owl, and mead brrs oat
aad,not lees% some early mstra&—lkavilks. us Gewsksmrir
Chreiticls.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-21

SLLISAURT.

A Eggivia's AOCCT CHAROILI) %WITH ENB/CIZL/4
MI:VT.—At the city Police Court, on Monday, William
Charles Roach. a young man respectably connected,
was charged with embattling various stuns, the pro-
perty of WA employers, Mears. Tanner and Atkinson,
brewers and wine and spirit merchants, of Bishopetoke.
Only three of the cases were gone into. The prisoner
was for more than a year the prosecutor's agent at
Salisbury. As money did not come in so fast edi it
ought, Mr. Tanner made arrangenignis with the
prisoner to vidt several persons who were represented
14 being indebted to the urn. Oa revisitiog Salisbury,
Mr. Tanner found that the primate had
and a warrant having been issued, he wee eph:riZtt
on board a vessel at Cherbourg. Receipt+ were pro-
duced in the prisoner's handwriting, and it was
shown that be had never accounted for the moneys.
The prisoner, who reserved his defence, was committed
for trial.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-21

COUNTY COURT.

TurinAy.

(Rotors Mr. Serjesat Turmu,Ariussom.)

The undisputed awes were disposed of by Mr. Henry
tilyinou.is (the Registrar).

0. J. G. 01120011 T V. W. C. =MI.
Mr. T. Coombs, who appeared for the plaintiff, mid
his Honour woskl remember this was • judgment
summons which had come before him before. They were
not prepared with evidence as to defendant's means,
but he bad written • letter ..king that the original
amount, 22 a month, be considerably reduced. His
client we. ready to take lees. He bad not m yet paid
anything.—Orrier reduced.

1110 MAI 1171 DALL V. lIIIIIIMMIT 110016

This was a judgment summons, the claim below for
C suit of clothee.—Tbe plaintiff could not speak posi-
tively as to defendant's means. He had told him he
had matey in the bask, but did nut like to take it
out.—The Judge was instructed the defendant had
not means, and adjourned the ease to the April
court.

LITUCLTION.

In the case of Eisaiways v. Oliver, Mr. Weston
upplied for cork, under the following circumstasoes :
Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, the plaintiff sent
nodal that he did not intend to try We rase, but
wished to withdraw his summons. There wan not
tins' esough for the defendant to give notice to hls
witnesses not to attend. One lived at Piddistreathide
and another at Prestoo.—His Honour granted the
mete.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-21

" RAILWAY JACK"

hft, that waiver Jerk hal wavered from the
amputation of hie broken W. whicb we pi,.
formed by Kr. Simko, the viiteriaory ehrgeon at Lowe..
It Imo beet sagalimit•d that so erilhclel limb should be
made for him. but I very much emotion if he cutout get
theta better without it.
. . . _

Tit; I—aa—ti-n;e7F;W-hhn woe at the London Bridge
Station. when be moompenied me to Iloorgetentn.d...d
was very much disgusted Mat I would not allow him to
get to the van and journey to Leeds. homed not say Ina
attention wee more directed to my ocnapiwo. thas
ousel .—Troca the " Live Stock JournaL"

RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN SCOTLAND.
At Peterhead, on Wednesday, a passenger train ran
Into a good. train, Thirty or forty pameogeri were
severely shaken. Four parson,, including the driver
and guard of the paseenger oda, were rattier seriously
hart. Tbe geode train was being shunted. At the
U. a thick snowstorm prevailed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-21

WBATS LX A NAMZI
SIMOULaR USW. CUM.

In Paris, on Witiseiday, the Civil Tribunal gave judg.
meat on the triestiou at • novelist's right to no. the
watims of foal Psremasea I, lots commenced in the
Garfoi• • gal. entaied "Pot BMW," in watch he intro.
duces a judge nam,d Duirsroy el type of enblelle-clase
lop lousy and mearinesa Now, there is a Paris advocate
of that new, sad, on ate staking ihe osmplaint. M. Z
publicly replied that he nod .elected real names from the
cirri., he wished to deplzt in order to make his story
more vivid. This adtutedon was a very intmatious owe
If he washed to defend the threatened salon. The Court
held that the Duverdr of 'Pa Bouillir was capable. of
bringing the lea Dovardy into odium or ridicule ; that
this wad as sciionab:e in a novel as in • Play that
'bough the defendant had disclaimed any knowledge Of
the plaintiff'. existence, hia Appellate Judas at Faris
might be idiot fled by • nadir with the advocate in that
! court; and that the useemion of Me judgment in the
I Gaulois would oder sufficient satisfaction. It accordingly
, ordered that within • week the name Duverdy sh4uld
disappear from the novel; Mat every day's dolsult should
I involve 100% daosaaes ; and that no change of ape/ling
leaving to. proaouneiation unattested would be an ode-
, suet. reparation. The can. lot damages WM rejected,
but the deleadmt WM condemned in meta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-21

Tar DORCRESTIR CRICKET CLUB.

The Dorchester Cricket Club, which, is will be
rtmembered, was resuscitated Is t year under such
teroureble auspices, was greatly impeded lain year 1.1
the want of a good ground within convenient
of the town. The prettily-situated ground at Loud'e
MID, which was hurriedly prepared for play, did not
give complete satisfaction, and was besides at too
greet a distance to secure good preotkee. After careful
eonsidsratbn and relyier on the support of all lovers
of Meet. the Committee have d on securinr
"Ices Yield," and have already laid down a plot
turf in ardor to Guars a "pitch ^ for the nut omen.
The following lettow has been issued :
" A wart ',mug beg bees felt for a good cricket sod
twerestim wooed within a wormiest distance of the
lowa, the etausittes of the Datetwatite Cricket Club have
'midi pleasure is stating that they have at length been
able to secure a very amiable Pea of lead for the purpose,
keown as " Ices Field." The expense is cleanian, pre-
paring sod turfing the rams, together with fender. will
meoresitste • comiderable outlay; to meet tkie the com-
mittee reepectiully appeal to the ishabaanie of Dorchester
end weary geserelly to assist the in or ging out this
scheme.-1 am. be • Sun= D. Alum. Hos. Sec., pre
Slialeariptioes may he paid into thews. WWilems sad
Celt Bank. or will be Ikeda ally received by the hos-
escretery.)

IA td ' s

es'.u.','DJ

- - -
The support already received, we its glad to say,
has bow most gratifying, but as tire excesses of pro-
perly essieeiag the kid anstsctlag *suitable pavilion
Win be very greet, we elnowely hope the funds will be
forthcoming._ to 'sable the soatinittee to sempleby ibg
eslaSsne wide* WY ban IrfoPala