The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1882.

Wsraons Ilia Wontedle DI MI Wan.—lft le shell soon sell-11 Peovideares graciously penalt—the
expected that the sewed SOS of Osenkwatenletnew Wean, imam that in " • trifle too mace gush," mailing
of this tows, who has two ems with the nest, has ihs reader, who has bees detaged with gloomy vathinte-
beea seriously warded In the attack con the Aldan- time. But the sae is obtain over a beentifi
drian forts. ereldni altar • lasswie of cold-water %zdetA
Ditagasuntans Or flotouna—At the Magistrates' and as will, ass, er• those@ it. we will
Odd on Tusalay, the magletwatme dark, lb. Artie the bright side, and it
dthe coming imeares dry up
Oath& that the &pewiatendant of Police omen the dreaddeg rise, an scatter the slaty adds. sad
tug men of the regiment in garrison (Desist) were out shall 0011)4 darlingfiweacnodding 10 as • bright
dies found lying about the streets drunk, and the eacouragemeat and that If We is to be
oaken did not look after them as should be doss—A short, we will make a t and Incas (hag of It,
sewed sald a piquet was seat out. "Bat of whet because %I • for *these as well as for ourselves. Tints
ses," said Mr. ,0118, •isit to have • piquet out, if after tie night, is the morning-der of the Mower
they do not pik up the sac r— The swiped ear ' Show, for which all the dimples of Nature have bees
Dowd goy did not see them.—Mr. Andes: But bees folding sad unfolding. Nay, the Sowers themselves
[sass on each side Of the water; Ills of coo,. tries have been patting to good as. the old proverb—" Let
they can sem them. us eat and disk, to, eernarrow we die." And he.
SUNDAY lionoteas thanmer. There Tilted they have drunk, drunk, &eat, until,
Weymouth on Monday lam, eitayariaalho oiled indatabiettheY have sodded, too sleepy to buried=
themselves scholars of the bade, anal the bright Iresther sad the Flower Show.
Protested March Sunday Schools. The mesimilsit At the end of July they will be all awake, wide awake,
these" etholare" wbom we saw eamisted of and mama Weymouth, ead is the rush of the seems,
sea, so that Gainea.laae school semi to have t,lved we dere to tell all the prophets that the deist future
the questioa—" How to keep our elder sobolan r It is forbidden, mad who may penetrate Its mysteries ?
awastax joyful that they had glorious weather, sad • Wise foretell the semi( wrests that shall hilly or
day's holiday. 'Tine wes a good street bead latemify the truth as the prophecies T But the
with them, and when the drum beat, we based ift, and present, cad in • seem» the near, near future is
out ran every me to the beat doors, map** what oars, mad we may make such of it what we will.
piece of made that was they were playing. Twee Pbeill, Usiasadree, estie for a time, for the
something very lively at all ends, and
sa:42 work is ready to our bands the work of
marched up street and St. ILmitrast the premed esasan, by the WWI"
the railway station, some spied the sad ribbon oaferZying Providence, • samosa and that of keen.
of the Sinaloa Army cm one proossiansr, but let lug the friends we have. Let us not slight those who
not oonolusioas be rash. They were a thorn lot, sad have been faithful, but "grapple them to oar hornets
we shall be glad to see sassy more soca, with hmks of steel," or iatftie drew tlems with the
Tin Atroca 0i50..-I.ckard Williams, of the cords of love and wethans, sad this work we must do
Dorset Regiment, the bright maid of whose uniform with our might. The deems of dolefulness may tell
Weil badly staled in pleas, was brought up on Tues. us yams of horror In the Christmas gloom ; but now
day, before the Borough magistrates, charmed with the autumn is here, mad reaping mast ease before the
bin drunk and unable to take care of blaiselL —At plough. Fist, then, Eimer to the Plower Show.
two o'clock that morning P.C. Bertlett found him U.S reedy all yoarr@lesers In the aid
_ell you
lying down asleep In Bile ereteeth woks him aft and who have • bit &ea sad what le these
told kiln to go on •he wouldet ad was taken to the that bust • bit glees f For be that loves • pram
Police station, alstir• be went web*, but was found loves a passhonse. Look up the best sad the
drunk and incapable:llr. Aides : You ess you caw choicest, and if yes as keep them • little behind,
not be allowed, with a nations like that. to Ile about lathe them dilly for the Therm Show. And you
drank.—Mr. : I advise you to keep sisely 3 praisers who in In the modes of about-to-part, for
any soldier who gets drank is a dWratsi to the Army. a moment call all year moistat to your ald. We pity
—Flied fa. or seven day" In islealt. --Hoary you, and pity Is skis to love, for we know bow haed
Thome, another of the Doeast Regiment, was sloe It to give up the plots lath oat la the imewinatim,
brought up on Tuesday for being annik."P.O. how &Arming AM rat ma% Wine rotation of orops
Haase:ad found him about • quartar-past one lying on we pissed i sad those new seplaigni2Zuthat won't
the steps of No. 8, Royal Crudest. Bad seen bill War for pwkape three pars, bed l the part.
about all the evening drunk, sad some one dewed to leg, when we have to tan oat next Mithaeleass, alter
pay for a cab to take him to Portland ; bat he refused being" in possess,o for years aid years. But while
to v.—Defendant now encased his sorrow, sad pat we eynspsthlse with yea, we call epos you to cheer up.
down his drunkenness to the fed that his brother bad Meer ill, It may not be so bed; you may have a seams
ikon • hotel in Wnmoath.—A sergeant meld not or two more yet, sad eves it stern fete turns you out,
give this man • good character, though be did so to there will be all the pleasure of the pioner in breaking
the one Bast tried.—The Oteinnan gave the man a up and planting to garden afresh. tap • good heart
kindly warning, trying to raise his selbrespeot as • as It ; promise younalves to bay • bit of freehold lit
soldier.—He was lied 6s. future, and meentinte study your best far the Show.
" Is gums OS Woth."—On Tuesday a young ame
mated Judos= was broeght up by P.O RieltP for THE HIGH COURT or rorserses.
sleeping Ins wawa In fetelenb-lane, at hiked II Whatever the fatale of Wnmouth may be, it is
that morning. He was sober, but he bad no mesas of metals that we shall have no lath of In the
'abidance, and could give no amount of his:melt autumn of 1813, sad with ithe weather there certainly
Deleadant stated he was • bookbinder, sad came from appears no liteed of any lack of visitors, if only
Sir Sidney Waterier's; but be mitered the tows too common seam trealmant of them Is snowed to van.
late to get • night's ledgieg.—He was geed why he sad no sbortiliebted greediest' be allowed sway.
left London to (some bare, and replied that he wasted Asecag the elide of the Laming August, that whisk
to get acet.—Wby did be leave Lmdsa I—Well, the bids fate to be ens of the first importanos, Is the visit
fact wee, he failed in • little haelnees.—Mr. Arden: of the High Court of the Asofeat Order of Foresters,
You have rendered yourself liable to go to prison as • which takes place in the esoreed week, manly, from
vagrant. If the magistrates let you go, what will you August 6 to 11 The magnificent friendly society
do 2—Primate replied he would go beck as soon as he width hems • name that *aeries us beck to the old
could—How did be mesa to got back f—lis bond English days, is now of gigaatic eke, Its Independent
to gat a little relieL —Asked how be maid do so without Courts in Great Britain and Ireland numbering 4,004,
bellilut, be said he maid ask for relief witbost coa. with • membership of 531,578, while In the whole
aldering he was begging. Hs bad a little relief from Order the courts number 4,587, and the benefit
Mr. Wheeler; but was very hungry, and ate that up. member, 1563,909. This encrotous friendly society is
If he could get beak to Southamptoa be amid elide governed by an Executive Council, who have for
a little mosey from • oxide then, who was Is the swaths peel @se in Weymouth and of width our
polios.—Kr. Arden told primmer the superintendent townsmen, Kr. W. 0. T. Hounseil, is the Chairman,
of police is the relieving Akar here, and, if he mica and by the High Court, of which the meetings are to
the superintendent, he would have had a ticket for a ecemmenes Is the week we have stated, and to last
night's lodging.—ruahlly was, without a the whole week. The meeting will be Inaugurated by
sentence, mot below tat prisonerrsupseistaideot could nodal serial on Sunday afternoon, when the
mate some arrangements for him to go beck towards Foresters will be accompanied to church by
Loodoa. the largest lodge of Oddfollows in this
Wowe's Quinn!. —On Tuesday Elisabeth Look- "Excelsior" bay* agreed thus to stet:a
n
hart, a young WON= in domestic eervice, at the White the fraternal bead-grip to the kindred society, and
Horse, was summoned by an elderly laundress, named probably the Corporation will mark their same of the
glisabethChanos, for wing language tending to excite onessioa's Importance by attending also. The Rector
her to a breach of the peace. Complainant line in of lieloombe Reis. Rev. J. 11. Scott, is to preach
Hock's-terrace, but does the washing at the White the sermon, and, remembering Mr. Scott's prudence
Horse, and on Thursday the case In, and bad • few and adaptation, we are sure the service will be thins.
words about" a hewn," when she said defendant, After thus solemnly and reverently e trraieg the we*
who is general servant there, to go to her box, sad see the H.O.M. will et daily in the Bo a =as large
If it was there. Defendant at this flew in • rate, and new room, which Is bong hastened forward to com-
edy' if she dared to my that to her? "You might pities, premed by this very engagement. About
as well go and look," said complainant, when defend- 400 delegates from all pacts of the kingdom, probably
ant threatened to knock the down, came to her in • of the world, are already certain to come, mad, as there
" hateltade," complaisant went to her on her side, will be • great fight between Leeds and Manchester as
when defendant knocked her bead against the wall, to whore the H.O.M. shell be held next year, and as
but did not hart it much, as complainant caught bra both York and Lancaster will mein master their
hand and bid it. Dissident then declared the owed forms, though not In Wars of the Roses, but in
her • grudge and would pay it og '"I'll summons yens". peaceful rivalry, it is vary Moldy elm the meeting will
said Mrs. Chance, when Elisabeth Loathed &dared number coo. for Leeds and Manabester are expected
shed pay her out more. By Mr. Ardent We haws to send 50 repreeentatives each. It is clear that so
had • tit of a quarrel before'r it was my
_faalb— large an assembly, remaining here for a week at least,
(ienghter)—about • young hind of born —Thesadent must greatly influence the fortunea of our town. But
1 said the women called her • thief , end • prostitute, whilst these moo, if well treated, will undoubtedly be
, which the never was, and on her "sling her what she nob advertisers of us as marmot be excelled, yet it it
OlOOOto spoke Of her staying at Portland, which was quite possible that any narrownes and haste to snails
with her brother. Complainant, however, declared undue profits may convert them Into seseties, who
she wee as bad as one, and called her a nasty beast. may seriously Ware our future prospects. Milady
The magistrates ordered defendant to pay the oasts of we have beard a hint that there may be °beim:44oa Is
the summons, when the case would be diadem& scoanntodeting the refreshment department; but we
Complainant : Well, thews a swore him ; Ima kin sincerely hops this anything gas this may he removed
my Bible oath to that. See bad to be silenced, being without too long delay. A greet medic like that ei
reminded she had had her tarn. tbe High Court will not be slow in menials( NO
QUM! B 170111• RIOTOUS Arres.--Saarctel Idabb, opiate, of any madam that ag eats it, for the &digaiss
who the Superintendent of Police said was allistt are awn of the world, brought up in that mese
man when sober, was brought up on Monde ly independent school-that of selkireviloo
before Dr. Drew, and J. E. Rohm', Esq., ther:erellance.
with being drunk and refusing to leave the _kiP. Inn, With just this blot In passing, we may again observe
when requested by the landlord, George Wei, elm on the greatness of the attractlon the mediae will be
with being drunk and riotous on the Quip About • to Womooth. The Foresters ane noted among all the
' ellertet Peet sit on Saturday evening. rx. Bulbul friendly societies for the picaup=alles of their fancy
wee sent for to go to the Ship_ Inn, on account of attire, although the whole is by the freewill
defendant's conduct. Pound him outside, drunk, of the members, Dom of the oast being taksa out of
I win bad laagatgo, and be was—letOs 'Ole the fund', except that of a few inexpensive ribbons to
,
1". securing by Wing prepared for war, mark the office% When so la=rctiut:enber of the
Tor he was in a J state, clothes ca, and reedy to most traded wombs, of this sockey are
fight anybody. A crowd was round him, wondering joined, as they will be In procemaloo, by the Remitter
as his rcat-ishnese, but the crinetthis removed Oddfilows and the Independent Reohabites, with all
him to the pollasestation, end— tbe addition' which the town can supply, headed by
"Hare Is cool grot,"— the bead,' we are sure the procession cannot fail to
soberedbsobered down.—Thelandlord seemed in • state of draw lane numbers of visitors. We most refer to the
.„uncertainty, and • female offered to give, ,„evideace_f or advertisement able* appears elsewhere for details of
him, out was ordered to stand away, WOW, Mg- al°°° the arrangements, and the importance of the meeting
took Sir. Gould In hand. He found the mad in his rile further gathered when we reflect that so large
home, talking very loud, about six o'clock, and told a as Northampton was the mine of it last y ear,
his he must be quieter, Or leave the room —Hr. the honour at receiving it next year is contested
Loden: Was he drunk or sober I—An enquiring look warmly by Manchester and
was the anewer.—Q. Tell me, was he drunk t—A.
Well, there didn't seem much the matter with him THE GRAND CHURCH BAZAAR.
while he was Weida—Q. But when be 0"M °Welds. Right in Um very week of the Foremen comes the
1a• WM drollir 7—Witsmos did not seem troubled with Grand Bauer and Fancy Fair In aid of the Restoration
• fast flow of Ideas; bat then he was rather old. —Q. Fund of St. Mary's Church. War three days ell oar
I Hid he amok you f—Leadlord :He seemed to be fashimablet world will be under canvas—s glorious
1 =adsattey.—Mr. Arden pat .11• question again, and cempiraroet from more to dew, eye, wider mama
an indistinct muttering—Mr. Arden: . You What the Alexandra Gardens. hat a list of patrons I
an the landlord of the house, and you are Wand to After the liberal Maritimes' of Westminster, the
speak the truth and lb. whole truth' not a part of it. head mac of Dorset—through whom our countyaaaais
—Wltnem WY cautioned that whether he writhed to favour. harem hi the gem and West of
shlekl his oastomer or not, be must tell about it.— aye I le and Western liscaspurse—gerl
Eventually prisoner was =evicted, and, as it was Shalteebury, heeds the detbitshen the High awn,
be stated bad been s * haft guilty before, It. was fined with the Lord by Dar can We
10e, incladisg_ocate. through the whole, only Doting that go
the right, the
I Tea far,,HALP4OVZIZIGN CAM—Thomas HMO. Indispensable, names are there. Bends, refreshments,
latildir4sud. who sow anneal:4od in the uniform of a Italoa curiosities, specimen of the fie arts, all are for the
WM up _aisle elt Tuesday delectatioa of visitors. Bat bow mune the "Ins
with a bad cols on Jane Richardson, arts" in • separate marquee? Will not that finest of
Intent to —Mr. Bowes appeared for praiser, all fine arts, the art of the ladies, be practised In all
sad after the Promootrix's evidence bad been read the marquees? Oh, see the name. of the ladies who
over, erosseearained her, and stated the change she are to preside, and their friend.? It take' sway our
gave was in three half-crowns, a two-thllling,Pkwe, breath to think of the sight,
and the rest in shillings or @Liposome (7)—me Bench:
Why I there could not have been much more than
three half-aroma and • Amin—only one sixpence I
By Mr. Bowen: My eider knew primmer proviouell,
freed& hawing paietedher boom —Defended had been
be the Anny aad Nary,and had also warted as ajourney •
bareeitintec—Er Mr. _Bowen : When primer was
In by the coning:6r be said "Was that a bad
1 beifeoversign gave you ?" —Mrs. Ann Ford, mister
at the last witness, said she lived next doer to her,
kept • little shop, and aid sweets. On the day In
question primmer came into buy sweets, about a
or ID minute@ to nine, just Wore the train Liaterr
d,
and asked for 11, worth of sweets. Had known
t years before, when be came to paint the
wo
working for Mr. Jaffe, and he had called in
two or three times for sweets. On the Ist he raked
her if she could change • half-soveredgo, and the
replied "No." Her elder said "1 as change ft," and
she went Into her own house, and got change,
when prisoner gave her soomiling in return,
but she did not see the coin. Primer then gave her
6d. and she gave him 4d. oat.—Ely Mr. Bowen: The
4d. wes la woven When lie had the meets, prisosar
asked her—' Can you change halfinventign I"
P.C. Carter apprehended the prisoner at a quarter-pad
nine, In the dada& at Portland when Hammond
aid he bed ;sleety of mousey in his pocket, and did
not went to do such a thing ma that. Be denied that
1 his name was Hemmed, and said it wee Smith.
First he denied knowing anything about It; but when
b• got to the house of nrceeoutrix, be said—" Oh I you
mesa about that half-sovereign I gave you." When
surobed by witness, three half-crowns, a two shilling
piece, twopence, and a hatchet bead, were found co
him. He did not appear to have been drinking; be
seemed fresh when arrested. On him were found his
discharge from the navy, and his liberty ticket from
the army' bat he wee deemed in chitin's clothes.
He was stalled Hammond In the army, but Smith in
the navy.—By Mr. Bowen: Could not swear that
primer bad not been Makin. —Prisoner pleaded not
eland wee committed to the Arches--Mr.
applied for him to be allowed out on ball: but
stated the prisoner was very unfortunate; his friends
were not here, but they would coon to-morrow and
give substantial bail. It wan very hard on primer,
who had been in prison some days siready.—Mr.
Aides: Appian:am@ are rather aphid hirazigeri
Bowen: Yee, st present, but it is bard for an
=to be treated as a common prisoner. His
will be hare to-morrow, when the magistrates
acra=the ball.—Mr. Arden smid there was the
of the regiment, who meld receive the
=and produes Ma at the trial. Bat Mr.
replied that primer is on sith leave, and doss
not belong to this regintent.—Ather riding for con-
saltation, the Bauch decided mot to aceept bail, the
time helms the Amiss" being Ito short.

Ossauselthry afternoon we my writing 'but MEW
sedan epistles to oar brethren of the L.O. POTIA•f•
some Of whom are coming hare, end dead by the iteration
of "Buoy, Leas " or " sear M•••bellisr: no Patrol
wistfully at in. ioid. beams that fen mon Bard-streek
when enddaly Mind aroused us from the stool
and desk by Ma "This hlrve notice." It wasn't that
a poor woman had lost tf, that wl• Plek*d up by • sober
haat yousg Rechabits, and be made ham with his
Cld the laser with her Fernald= Di it wasn't
and
Haan Dunn, or Kr. Newport, or Hr. Hibbs had
received • fresh onapersest a ash from Grimsby, Waal
they do at capital stocks, and Weymouth is the aim to
bur it wasn't—but aver miad—but what was It / "The
steam mpress will maks so samion. and the Bemis
Bond willgive a comma as board." Now, we bad bees
rather pleased with Herr Dualism's band, sad disposed
to vote it just the me for Weymouth, sines 'twos more to
Men to than the cemitenam Band, sad you weren't
obit/a to laved/ with to enjoy its as You &lona am for
lb. maim • yet still there was the Musßactsar-" Can
• really goal bend ease from Karate r That Woos of
" what and shrimps" wag mainly connected in our mind
rith • -.kw - but than the band msy ham me
'llairlmainne at ifersete"'6' the boys may ham been too
much for them, and ma win to Mot tbaso mos
Win. on the SS% VW am ma I Nor did the otoamaeo
Nam (Mitt ons an, la Lamm le a welkovolatfri

I the Portland 0.0. ewe-
=184.11..; Makers' sesociatice (feest„Al Ir. 44. ; boat, and just the or to enjoy film weather in ; her IMPer eltiOnge."-lant the schools of
assecianon Orem), /L 4 16r. , terse rear- deck is of the bream, brassy, sad Caren Meng Is or meaced their anneal oompormare with
Lion, iIB3 Bil sales at **SWISH'S. Affe sabaerip- of the earns that men a young lady feels bursae the mighbonrhood by *rim the Weymouth
nem to
osier lett £54 Is. 84. ; Periled (lt. Peres, at borne with, how mach more we, an old toweenea of oa the prima Gram& portland went grit College
311.. St. John's, £4 9s. 54.). £6 la Si.; trey the captain's, who still keep the belief that Weymouth is wicket. sod swim g 9, Mr. Johnson • good
aessalages (fret Ali ; collection after Dermal at yr, the metre of the civilised world, and the aatireeeheeeettis bee mead tor eg, They were followed by the OnUui.. who
gs. I total, .041 Ma M. illigesadirre : Petty disburse- oysters or not. A few more dooms of " near
seam, Al 61. 414. salaries of depoeitories and expense, of -rem as lis all the world near Manchester-and we rug moored in
..their first
wheheesinninge
down for
following their
tholeilere
Wee grating. ten. 1141 to 41. ; resitted to parent society wilelleiEter the " china-like level of the Ryland'. dried Innings, had lerron
oe _ arsmo., 17s. 8 I.; ditto on free amount, quirt atm the fain, end past the little tree the* rabbi Iran called.
; ditto lit:trey Areeeisuon on free amount, .Cl 7 ;us to Dorchester-(lot we can move ours about, and lirrennalielp it WM.-Pare Edward of Sam-
-14". total, SKI lik. 54. Sales atne43i=e they oan only pull down theirs)-and with • bleier on wamar wee to have paid hie haf otett of
WIN/ eseameate sad retire of the young nasturtiums and the divers, bootee to the New a the but in
NI; total, Kr Mir red free aostribe on is ger Zed. Five minutes slier the time lOf after "wooaf""""uenos7l the etate7",rmarerit"'wr sea By
Meet the eVoi.allhe gales at do not vary are too late Don't the Great Wester kedge always
rang Tkr risme saahregarg Weymouth start MIL provoking Punctuality when the estate Hilignialehehiseekraing to ollismbsee
ntheigheentehse
the Visit
tersh, it Is • A eatielariag aro for thank. Directors bar rdered them too fire mit'itrateenno: settler=.eoetoonabedoet anearLy notice wee rename
glow thelimpetwitherediate all the genre that bar And ilit weren't for courteous lag Oars
modem e errata, there ft airgare in her election George Drina; sboald we miss ISM) • train! But the at the erne that the matieurree width it was
emil sapper fee this great with. At present both the directors of the Oceans Co. limited bar tijkse a lesson out imanded to make at Ahura", will not take
tad Um working comma se large support end of Lord Dandreary's book and kneader • Proorastration
end and the attendee°, of the regiment at the camp
spapathy from use t= ever have deringemapart of the Is the soul of busters." when a dem yout:iipier . not be required. If the Rooms
are celled out,
Slualatt".• ""'""", whether may • future of your humble pervant are spinning eking to. ley _____,_e e,„ will join
the
there is yet us
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rated We shall ev
branch ri the:oefwb ard.the horror • more
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The Basaniald.lligouning Bey. Kr. Andrews andwßev. J. the stiff sad steady little Luau boats have many a Regiment CONVICTS' AiIIYAL.-The excareimistewbo
Traced for absence out of town, said Weymouth is the . safe with prier keels glow gam- "Weal mat visited Portland on Tuesday had an unexpected
Agit mother In We district, and the oldest the drag the raw?" N ow,* alive sir. if re alai) item of late in the arrival of 115 convicts from
ems knows ; but Wimbonie, founded In 1.9113 stair at and in we roe, regards Patient amused, fact 01 „mr- pentonvine, in of eas "mem The majority
the heed of the district in report,
_contributing 1349, fi. J. Yowler with • f gat wed ruegmeLfdor men were young neee. end by their almost mow
Dgeggeter mix and Hey month M 8: he toped next nought. Another boat lies 0,0446 :PC ; seemed ha
year to see Weymouth at the head of the list We are but no I thaeks, lets boar the peek. And we do beer cent ors, to se had not much tatoriA In
but mit gt td. no yea gontend owes for the . °tumid &mama is going into the Royal crimiethe traces A which often so deeply slam on
to rierttorinaticr and the Reformation all to the Bible. Kerins Karth with a Kargateir “ sot to sad denary " them of mature age. The eight-teen gathered round
-no, tell that to the goire-with an energy that sounds the machines and stared their fill, the young convicts
lAregva.r Bengali said all we hem about the work will like bestir up for recruits. But lie Amami. Greek sad turning away, inateaded (Analog and joking es the
not Are us the Werth in it we gain from love of the under their Wog-shore loudness we twrosive geed well- hard.ed wieners di..
Bible itself. One of the Old Testament writers said it was \armorer mai& Only Frey I Original Brunswick I don't Domtgat.ta or watat._,The ww.tcte, work need
his comfort in afiliaboa. light to ha fee. a lama to his lite that when you =De to Lettee•boi Corer. Baud- _ ,_„ for fawn down test
path, sweeter thaa beer gills testa That is still more street. DJ your meriting gently, roar us like any seeking not be ensicimir condemned
WS of the Bible we have new. end Uwe can feel it. w dove, for we're nervous old mortals, we old reporterr, Thursday, setg that the Royal Engineers' conowit•
shell not Mint ealLetWhltt UMW it to other langs. Why who've bred long eneosedons of bands, and listened to an wall has tomoi) ward near the Ferry-bridge. The
do not we bed Ine week taken up by ell prof ...14 idads mart And surely MOS** Herr shows his good Lrlsonsre wall was erected at the top of Verne
Mistimet Beeama the able is not stored mark taste by moderating their
.. awn` elies„ Are _Oll the, Testes for the parc of keeping up a lame beak of
We Most Mae the our own by earnest study move, and or verdict is maimay, wail Goss I Kowa earth and stones, „„alwas w_ht feet atm 48th.
and want. Wit edtell not learn much about the Acre gra the Empress till abe_oete neer earth to heave • base, and wee bettered to about aw feet thick at the
wed Issier AMa runty ia ratting trough it by biamit armee under the Nair ' Steed by to let go r
ex : if you jest walk through tbe Hord and away goes a rope and moon we are tied on to one of to,: It ell noticed in the . n no
afternoon °ir with Array, re "meet give • very intelligent steMent of ti. meat store on the ballast quay. Her jib is bolded, shaky, and about five o'clock
what you Irked to love the ward of God, you should road she goes miming out of Harbour, and so good bye crash, entirely Nothing the road to the Femme with
read it erred err agar with studgead pragaand altars to the Parr and its Improvements so admirably timed some 20 tons of dirt. Since then the convicts have
will Idea of His Council to teach removed • portion, so that there is a prienge through,
thou aditele thmadatini ity
behold we:l:owes things"ouOt of iXettia.rato- the rillairaaa of whom • good "sug retard but it Is far from clear.
tby lire" the Poslitst, edit we were to study mum- toe making with wonder. The black sad gold wemn„ some, goetmt AwerrannanT.__Leet
oozy by easing at the stars with or leaked ere, we should artillerymen Mae at us front the Hopei forge ditch ; out sonde the Rey. Joefeb J., of London,
mow about Sasese's Kam or Jointer's moons, or of soon we peas tits industrious black dredger, ever 0011.„ ,a,esis3s7s cupid,
the tais mimes ; we most have the telescope deemed • double debt to pay, to deems the Harbour. and attune'.,, w_ w
and ad. the afternoon
we require the telescope of provide filling staff for the People's Park that is to be. wovww ow•JI estreatau, for Lanni M", who wore
faith and the trains of the Holy Serit to reveal the 'Wbat that dredger bas does I has dressed the Har stirred up from the text--" Yount man, I say unto
demo mysteries in the Baled of God as written in His boar from • 93. pe4s to one lift. Sin. end twice the thee, arise." It was as impremeive dimmer and Mr.
1104 Word. If thee we Ire the Word of God, or width, 'oder has als, htgriteedolayseciar tooth' Juteum did not fithternorbold teetotal principles. In
ins whole homes nwe race, shall endeavor a pros of lend worth SIAM 1W all we ibleelfiag ore the m m ini the we. ...owl, crowded and
to bring them to know the same pleasure, love be se taiga as that black dredger. Time the Futerioey oaerdowin7 stek.msea, andee."-uM-d-die
the same ma truths. The is • Wearier, monument of Kr. Id wards's Isith sad travels Weymouth
or al
matety ;it the best preacher is the Bible and low Harbour Bare, and the visible tee for sane lord, and some obliged to take their pieces
In me vestry. Mr. Jetsam, who La considered a
itself. A meelonary was ia the habit el writing out tests hundreds of poor people's New s alums to an
In Hindustani, and giving them away. and 10 years alter Ladders tier. splendid preacher, spoke from -" I will pour water,
ani found a Maar who had remarkable Now we mule (mini for our oorago • the party of ladles on him that is thirsty, and loads on the dry round.'
knowledge the Soritues, but had err been spoken emeteetat mum me... nemmien, tem, The orlectious. which amounted to ill 3 16e.
to by
hit:rare' the nle a buadis
end ir°l timin.kaown text.,
he w" this ;loth.wn = the kirr the
lisle, gsagh. I whearfil the The igh shove, were glindo dembly
isting in
brag cm Monvance t' n whmoslast 'a.
give.no
eeeho tallow, inn we at. by the
orwkreouk:roiapehminAaft.fethiaxioss:at:seeevaiastiooi..eewafr.J.hseast:e4t:!itteeif.ftrpeeeeeereSo..Rw.ut.tbiad.t.i.B!eshsolehe merry mining. Seeri
,T 11.4
r=os.
p...alungrt
miniature, Mr.
Ed Coin'
sere soma, and there you'll lied a Meister or two cion. OF • MILITARY ritIRONZR I t*RAND Sam=
did so, but at hat she was told sae was too bad to get lentos on aolaaia subjects, or Le that a novel we mg te AND Hll-OAPD3II.-The Inhabiters of Underhill had
mem Bet the ca s words were breed to re the mom. me, haede—orward. yams fellows ere their tarn at • sensation cm Tuesday afternoon. A
soma Herb ISO °I °Vim ha" b_s!!...dlatribu"°' smoking as if they had to make the next budget soldier, who was • prisoner in the guardroom,
Yet at tide rate it will take MG Yee" aadequately to suwwmw ITY the lobar tax. What • fearful Krems A regorged permission for • short absence, which was
the „mkt Weds not herr tho world will lam •• lone " I=IO, the future Moyer. Ih.„; will have to note If all the m his granted, but was guarded part of the way by two
that; therefore let es be more earnest, and, if we bar no new -own= deemeeke
us meet th.
„won
other
sadism.
Harlow lost sight of him for tree
love for it. go Lome and ask for the Holy HPirit, thew nicotine is true. Ttill Mad is on again after Flaring th. they the „mimed the lace
come forward sad ere liberally to God. Good's Comet Garden guerilla and renters fleaseehts „ _
ch. ere, woo°, be the mem of an Glassed mat.. •my Qatwit vase:. sad d.dathoeuy, tha:egi Vhn enter; out toe DIM WM Sown, neysau
smock rote froirell os the "Meat H Us° Fresh blow the bream. and • rout little clatter away e gone through the roof of an outbottee, up
Ividencem, works on noir we value, Math*,
__ori__„_,osmouni,_ towards Use NKr heels over from the south-gad wind over the ram and clear out of barracks. Picquets
of Christianity is Ohriotlimit/ luau wawa '•"•.C.n Ob• shies • pint or two seer her gnawer were al under the hill in the direction he bad
living, sad its profession • reality. not
_mart room will Aram on the bills to the North are Duey • Mlles down. taken the guard were &len se well, Chesil was
remaa for spots. let " nadellithon more end mare ands prettilyensoomed ether or two„Prestoe,Osnibutoo, emenged, the Bead, m the fields and
of the Divine revelation, (01 Me law is • light. the en"' Rinested header catch the slant pan. Aber is Biag „dem wen etenin-ey. to -t-k; treat emwmmat
mandmmit Is • lamp. neadying the works on Christian on.
• whitened as to his head and body, but with 11
of
evidence, we shall Sod there is • large amount of strop/ sad hoer to match. When will tkir get some • 7 Um youthful iohobitantay short, about
teetimony, Imoreganide evlissoe round about the yord. 1,;;e wham*, for the Monarch. who Is aow like a as much stir was made as if • coon Ath had escaped.
"55 the mountains w• Wend about Jerneui'm But tra legman whose estate wouldn't eany hiM Work his Shortly before eight the man was found in or of the
If we are in the Ales we do not need the scienceliquidation I Portland Hods had a get of inereliantmen ; "aristocratic " residenthe of Mega, and escorted boob
of chemistry to gag 68 that th• alt la rum the but only the training ship beloogiegto HAL Tot that to the prier, with mother offence on the iht,
mimeos hoe on the cheek will be proof' the disciples pretty little row of houses mut of ort is the home ot AVALAIONIS 1153101UAL CILIZOIL-Th• pretty little
upon the Mount of Transfiguration needed no optical the cortguardsmen, the barracks are further inside, that minim church at gouthwep ee we twanged lam
instrument to swore them they looked on _bodies, °I no, is the signal stag' whence we are warned A rough weather west, samosa
earthly brightness, and if we are the Teni.owtmlnonr„
..ot sometimes after it has began. The high blue is ,on Thursday the rens of anniversary
Christ as we must biA 11 we feel more sod more or me Biansevse. end the min.... honed in mown fictods, Unfortunately the weather in the morning was IC
Orme end the Or, the Holy Spirit in God's Word, we but tifir built thin rained cams that net avoursble as to keep roost of the friends at •
shell need no Pei" ar Butler to nudge us sure that the now has nothing to do but make a gymnasium for our distance, Po that the orrogregations 'oersted almost
power of God is hers Hare we meet UM" noble boys, and over thr Swan's Cove, batherhannted before untimely A Portland residents. It cleared up a little
roarer. grow Pathan, mete.. bean ;wen then the approach was washed away. Linn/ enough clew In Um afternoon, but too late for viAtore to Kit I.
=Yoh". else. "Pars from .t• olrins authority' Len. to go lie railway train to creep Aar that carve of beach; the In the arum... the Rio. W. S. ghatmeworth
no higher, if we seek to. iroPrere the Mete. won., oaf' famous abseil, whose hundreds of thousands million of 01 Ha. Malty, womonth. Inwood the an
compassed to attention ,eostry, we r•wo•teeed the pebbles are not matched ewer than Kemal. Bayed in
prayers,order God's Word, of mote mean sweeping the chords the By they ought to be mackerel fishing; but gat's °Luse, choralwwwias et° "nimbi, performed. Mr. J.
MalirMalemee Slog or . Pad deeding in gains reeding fitful work tkia cold winter. and soniebo u
dl the stoke C. Lano had kindly seat • beautiful array of plants
before Amippe. net Ofte upward &MO from the Greet mine of the Wyke note. At the terminus of the train are and cut flowers, and also hie Lardener, who wangled
Bodeares lad doss moat to Ts r the oreciousner Fortune's Welt remarkable for eccentricities In reed them. "Glory to God in Higgs*" Was On •
Of spiritual need-the yearning of the spirit's instinets making MAI, the sink of them parts, with many • mod banner in front or the organ. The DAT. J. H. Scott,
, after pardon and reconciliation-that will brine es into mod living there to better it. Portend heights rector of Holcombe Rog* preached from Job meth,
the truest apprehension of what we have to tell from day tower above wo, venmoteadet,cied. let us higs 12, a moat appropriate gerinon. The order of the
to day, which we love, and we listen with all this in our be two big •••• we got on to the work.: services we gave last week, and can only add that
midst° the exhortation of our Divine Teacber, let the how much good material for the navy is fashioned there
word of Christ dwell in you richly with all spiritual under- Between the little weak f t the tome greekwater hem everything was very niosly rendered. In the eamniag
goading, for beregewjeknow the things which are given and Its blank partite oppler tio we steam, and now are out tea was laid in Mr. Spencer's barn and Mr. Otters
to us of Gad. (rt on the bath of that mountain ofstone. whose top oaly hoer or end about 150 set down, 40 more than last
The Rev. Kr. NR, the deputation. said God buries peeps above the water. A shed or two. • cram or so, and year. The Rev, F. Dories How, of Beanbag, in the
Hie workmen; but He carries on His work, and 01_1, then rocks after rocks in seeming coldusiou, yet with • evening chose as hw text.-" The glory of the latter
history of the merry troves this, for never has the definite plan and work till we reach the great fort at the hon., men he gnaw than taw glory of the former
obituary list of friends and worker been so large as in end. Empress, well guided, and well captained, bears hon.. n and &Hewed an itoprosat. and
the peat year, yet the work is greater than ever. About away towardsthe green bills that look so angular ashore.
b
13 months ago Wood from the University Pesos the These an the bastions of the Raid Weir batteries. with "Isw°Gra•- The collection, were " follow" '-'fit 7Z
Revised New Testament, and one would lows thought then guns meting in different ems. Bemiag back to a Communion, morning, 71. 7d. ; forenoon service,
from the interest excited in that moth, and the large little mee of homes perched on • omit arms to be a great £2 17e. 6i' evening service, lel Os. 104. About £6O
numbers sold, that tie ismer of the Bible Society might trammed ;the rums are the BalaclevaGoestguardertlon. was required.
have diminished; but they are circulating many thouirands Amid that mass of glarithird rooks that lie confusedly
more both at home and shred than the year before, on the grain is the naval range. As we look and look, the
moiling no less than 10,000 copies of the Word daily. bbie and green waves hurry by. flicked with dainty lsome
Nearly 94 minions of their books keys been circulated of white, and we catchlowa line and hum on. What
during the 78 y.are of the seelety's existence In 117 becomes of the torter in the lobster-pot? Wonder
laagand When it began titre were only whether they soffer some according to the old song, to
e•fil MSS of oin copies 50 Impasse. The blind are not snioy !be excursion by Walther. We do, but it makes all
forgotten. and While in rend lettere ere. Printed Ira the difference whether you sr inside the pot or out.
them in no tras then OR Immures and diatoms. The There. a beg pot over than for lobsters bleak esemt•
society is the handmaid of all estalosen slut' 'theme ear of than: OVer that ..cerped Mil peep, small as pawns
they
went
they
wan
preceding and
b:ozz,f.hr.bri "tacettr:
arst sermon was PTIZI•de new tlerl of Waterloo, sad and hundreds of officer hardly less tightly chained, to
they had • collet-tire Iron! the Profeetente of 501 francs. watch. We are sled the chimneys seem to dip behind
£BOO.. lot (Applause) 'September 18, 1870," was the the che as if they had been convicts just strained over
entry in one of the church book. at Cue I ly. the to ese no, but ashamed as soon as observed. Rattle
Prussians la pamemiosi of this churcb, all the iohabitants rattle? row I row row I "Have we blown op t" mk
gone, and he contrasted the Prussians' visit there with the eyes of some of the ladies from the Inland; an we
the mown that brinp peace to all humanity. When he about to depart to DaeyJones'lockett Only the steam
went to Paris he was grimed at so much sin, so much blowing of: and then s the beauty spot of Portland-
desecration of the Lord's Day, and when we hear People Chunk Hope. doubly castle guarded, Bow sad Arrow
adv.:mentor the assimilation of our Sabbath to that of itho • giant joint of a column, bearing op a tartrate
Paris, Its boar it would wow entre, for the anchors of more of stone, while Pennsylvania Wee modestly away
Zsgland's Freetneall are an open Bib and a wel,i'net gear and the little womb'. slopes, stone and green
Sabbath. thopthre.) In rare LAW bad• rood elternatin to the beech. Over there 'wool spring of
meeting and at these meetings are the funeral of bisotrY, writer for the Government works, that great
and the martian of truth end love. (Appian**. ) Then we um ponied led from tee c..nt Betahltatata
Is not • le Christie% organisation on this 1••• of the to the Water Works on the shore. Jost over on that
globe that the Bible is the Word of God. At that morn we saw the life rockets fly hissing ore an Austrian
inerling they had Theodore Kral, and many others, and barque, seeded there on a terrible day of wind and rain,
• lady's Mort was read. That lad, worked for Hod in and there we beard the Babel of Korn Greek, Lubin.
Park In emsesquence of the events that followed gammoned other tomes, an swine, to be hasrd in the
the Trench War. Then tbe Oommuniste came down sweet Tie a sweet coattail now, though now and thee
from Belleville, and destroyed everything that was the spray dim over the postal clerks out for a holiday, and
eyotholkal of the noble. They shot the Archbishop 01 a friendly old moustache tests our gallantry by brineing
Paris, burnt the Tuatara, and desecrated the ?Fug hio limp daughter into our merry midst to-look over the
When the tricolour army conquered into Pore Is Geese ma men never wen, mod nu.es, end we pray for the
cemetery, 500 Communists were brought drawn up and st7r of semetcirsees, though it does make the lady
d
shot. an around the ditch dug there they fell. In he ly gracious. But 'tie soon over es round we to,
compar with them wen • large number of women and an hack towards bore. 101 Bijou Gored*, and the
children, mourning and eye... Lying. end • lady was so Happy Times Polka. revive. even the torn dame, and the
torbed that alto went in 'lwo to the Communists of rat are longing for • dance if we judge from their feet
Bellevind !Arians,/ When he went there he had • uppity the deck. The ships around are common to es
congregation of IT Comouniste, all singing In Trench though the inlanders are mesum-foll, theres a big
" Hold the For" A basket was there filled with Bibles, steamer in the offing, and our youthfulhat betting ma.
New Testaments, and portions of the Scrip•oree the -we have more than one aboard-declares 'tie a troop-
Communiste_porthased them. and in that year 1,135 Bi Nen ship bound for Alexandria. True and there's the Duke
end MO or MO genet' had bro Mucha." by His Come A Cambridge on boerd I A burst of laughter exposes the
tourer A great change bad passed over them, and cheat, even to the Somerset folks, and now we skirt the
littler of them had become Sunday,_, School _buichay., larger Breakwater, calculate the gat Weir has plenty of
district visitors, and other lay .01'1'1S The ••• fourliad-rdsht batteries floor whether they can add
re does tble is helped by the Bible Society so that ebe equally to enmesh of ihe went Dotoh.ossa Fort
on
has 110 •• shout, kllOO or her °was." the Rid that looks on us silently as the British lion borerr,
them Hr. mit, been en'°„ "brewing tit "cit, you trod so his tail. The lasses who herder the round
and been decorated wish m•dal°,___nir being_ WWWW, of the docks and peered into everytbing are perched gram
of Whig souk wis chinch ••• • owilPnwin on nin 01 fully great ooila A ropes, the ladies in the stern are
men. although Frenchmen en generally in the Atheistic mte that, wamtateeben tbe youths to the bow
hells, the organ of whieb is a paper red by thousands, have through no sod of otoss, sad tub, mbrul..
with the motto "N° N°4' u° mast"'" It la lb. °bend' Simi Teederha. kr his hat, and his bale radiates
of ROMS that has seat them to the Atheistic balls; but from his heed ...en.. game cut stumpy, our
"r•°°"° ma•tin° to "lach =it a" lb. "a° laugliad more &O ever, and Ike band la 1;u4.1
will c.a., and the Gospel witiegill caseereellaalits mar The gardens at the Greenhill, Si.Jobn's Church,
speaker went into the Rue de Riven. had • awl, di, -unseen all tom bowel, fmm ths sue, as we go
mouth it is against Mr. Wears grater WO • through the yachts and learn the outside one is going
collection. • collection has been celled a ere TEA sr. rearrthe 'mid, we leave her without envy. " &mists-
em
which ismoolicdr ha" stoll•d•slOit ofirstlinturmdalts" this emcee of Wales" by the band, include "Much of the
a gentisere sent him •otweee Alla the aisw tblim um of Redick" and "God Bless the Prime of Wales,"
were baptised Breaniatiiiint many tome up, ad gam and . we jump on the Pier, we look with pity on the
beSatU•l t• trstri_. they had
_Nostra no" loungers, for our boar and half hes been a lolly time.
the work. At the m • peerSIG tiramollt "WM', bye, emir{ ul captain. Amaint officer% merry ten;
Vic Doubler beard • dying mere, who had been to end when you hew 01 antnae sot. to „Tit, about ths
his services, whisper-" Amato, in the Bared." Kim future of NO,..th. be sure you take them cm • steamer
Ada Lee, • young lady who finished hla Witco" in trip
Paris, need to search out the English girls, and form them , and if possible with the season bead
Into • Bible Aar She beard • Scotch girt or dayln
the street-" I deal oars what becomes of me,' Kies
said-" But I do ere,' and she talked to her end won
her rare and the girl sent a present se • sign of thankful
love. Miss Lee tried to start a Home for English girls,
sod the inscription round the borne, now to be seas-
" Liked of God. Aurnst, 1814 ; Given of God,_ H.Y.
-refers to the £leooo which the Horne for English GUIs
ease • girl who hod a quarrel with her father went to
Paris to teach lardisk to the French; she fell 11l of con-
sumption. was taken te Kies Lee's base, and before she
died, having experienced her heavenly Father's forgive-
nee.. she her earthly father. Though it was
dangereanbtre to ere
the cords of life were nearly snapped-she
was taken to London to • relatioo, who would not let her
remain; to her father's, who also would not let her stay,
sad then ebe was removed to Goy'. Hospital, where she
Uppity died. 'lie Bible Society makes free mars
to all these thelitntions which ere for the benefit
of the body-it grants the food which is for the Aerial
lit, of tie Soult. Speaking of Ireland, he bad seen
• bin beaded True message of rue to Ireland."
and the Gospel I/ the true roamer of Peace to Ireland, for
the evils, tbe quarrels, the outrage, the murders as not
committed In the north. for there they have the Gospel in
their beam. bet In the west and sorb, where Pat has
not the Gospel, a
el, and if be has the there, Pat will be
as peaceable as be is in the north, stalk about course,
but the Cluistlita warrior show' the tree courage-look at
General Havelock, look at other, who have died in the
faith of the Gospel. Then the speaker want on to tell of
an Irish boy, who had been working hard at his books at
WestoompeeKare, went for a walk, set on a rock, and.
absorbed In the reading of God's Word, he found the tide
coming in around the tuck on which be wee sitting. There
be wrote in his Bible a long calm, and touching declare-
ton of his trust in Jena. beautifully written, perfectly
=grtad, and showing that Ise met death with reel
ual pram They found him drowned. He bie
Bible, be Is now goes to that home he longed for. Let us
love our Bibles, end the more and more we love That book
the more and arrow shall eas It out duty to make known
that truth to others. (Applause.)
The CIWINAN jadicionele mitalohtictecl the, nag
the. &Rotary, sad parted after the
The collection raged £51.. 44.
THE SEASON BAND AT SEA.
_ _

Lim. C. A. S. MortoonsaY. of the Dorset Regi-
ment, bs• ban appointed probationer of the Indian
ata Corps.
MIL/TAIT.—Tbe Dorset Regiment is included in the
2nd Army Corps in cam it should be found necemary
to despatch a second force to Egypt
ST. Joint's Burner Sonoma hare their annual
tram to-day (Thursday). for which the Rev. and Km.
Ottley and the teachers and friends have made great
preparations.
Insriormo me Teatime° WM.—Captain Brad.
show, C. 8., inspecting captain of training ships, has
been on duty at Portland on Tuesday and Wed.
nseday.
Tztraa.oo.—Two trucks of telegraph polo, and •
large quantity of wire hare arrived, it was surgaf_d_tio.
make a line connecting the Prison with the
world. The pieta authorities Moline to tit-10
that a line is to be carried to the Lighthouse, when
there la a station.
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flosncinavasz, Snow.—We see that the Fmetable
mid Flower Show will be held in the Dl9l Hall,
Reston, and adjoining field on Attend lath, and a
Bee Show by the Doreet Beekeeper.' Association will
be an addition of much interest. Particulars appear
In advertisement.

GRZAT EIPICRA77OWIL —Hundreds of children sad
Umbers specially ndolosd in the fine weather on
widm,oday morning, for this was the day fixed for
the little onse, and not a few "children of larger
irowtko of the Wesleyan Sunday Schools to have
Isir annual treat. Tea in the schoolroom, followed
by games in the Naval Ground.
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131i1e Socrerr.—The Rev. Isaac Rothe. an Sunday
imt, preached sermons at St. John's Munk on behalf
of tlo British and Foreign Bible Society, and on Tues-
day artaincymeeting Toe held it St. John's School-
room, the .T. A. Ottley prodding, supported by
the Rey. T. Lew* Wesleyan, Ho. -W. R. Waugh,
C° form, and others.
111gpV=I tubiform,
FOOTPATH is about to be laid from
the Go Works to the Victoria Hotel. A path will
also be laid from the Gas Works to the Railway
station ; but, in oonsequenee of the heavy that& that
will or it to the station-yard, this latter path will
be of ordthart pitched stones.
Anon= nor roe Was.—Ordere have reached
Portsmouth to bring forward, as quickly as possible,
the Dreadnought, Devastation Neptune, and Mercury,
all first-clot line-of.battle ships. These resole will
require fresh grew, and these, lii. expected, will be
furnished from. the vessels of the Reform Squadron,
which are coming home • fortnight earlier than usual,
without oompleidng their annual cruise. They were
expiated here this ( Thursday) morning.
Gusnons eon rus Sun CARA!. —On Wednesday
the gunboats, Dee and Doe, each eatiltotillwan gem.
the Ueuk-oommandere being F. A. W.
Wilson, put into Portland Roads through the weather.
They were ea route for the Mediterranean, to few of
the powerful Government tug Samos. They filled up
with coal and left again os fleturday, heir* moat to
call at Plymouth. nos t vessels are
tateedee fee the pcoNelloo crtiliamarkiess OmeL