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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

WARIZAN.

Cot sTT Perry SI:W.SIONC Tuesday.-Before Captain
FYkr and 0. C. Farm, Esq. -tiourge Brown and
Jaye, ft,n, .1 Swanage, and Joseph Henkeld, of
were charged with employing certain
Without having obtained a certificate respect-
ag the attendance at school of tne said children. -
tai all pleaded guilty, and were lined In. and 7%.
"t..-Tley were also charged with employing the
eluldnm full time instead of -Defend.
tat. again pleaded guilty, and were hued Is. and 7s.
cu`l,..-Tlie casts were brought forward by Major
WIIII.IIII ILimuett Beaden, /I.M.'s Inspector.
limioool4 PETTY SVAIONA.-Befor• Mr. J. 11.
'later (Mayor) and Mr. F. Filliter (Recorder). -
•as.pli Miller was summoned by P.C. John Abram
4,"lntur a dog without a license.-llefendant
atitY, and was lined as., including coats.—
, • .le of the licenses forth, borough were renewed.
twee of the landlords were severely cautioned by the
Kilo to conduct their houses MUIV properly for the
!awe, the houses mentioned being the Bneklayers'
Anus and the Three Tuns' Inn for Sunday morning
trahag, although no case had as yet been clear enough
t'. tiring a eonvictiou, yet it is fairly well known to the
..4thonti., that such trading has been carried on.
Has larsll.,l of the New Inn, on the quay. W" um... 1 for allowing music, /cc- in his house. and
*veral rows have lately emanated from the same
Premise.
I-tx Use iith of May last our superintendent of
Mr. Felthato, received information that •
*am Pugs aad two brass caps had bus taken away
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

PETTY BEBBIOMB.

TOSSDAT.—BaIore the M tyor and Mews. finite an 1
Vincent.

Iferbert Knight, of Up-L ' 1//he summoned f
having an uneutaused inesseur in hie pomoseion.—Ms.
Polly Illooper prosecuted.-11r. Sunuel Bull, lilt,
it/111.6 tor, statul that he saw the defendant lolliog
fruit, cad on exemining hie gaseous he found it wee
undraped. —The Butch tdl lefeaklani there woo au
canons. and they inteald to be very' rbri I in the
matter —The cods were 13.. 9.1., cal be must pay
theta.

--11;Orge of Up.l. okra. wee charge I with
having • 41b. and • 2.b., weight deficient.—Mr. P-Ily
Bower vaki the defendant WM selling &Wee when
the tospeclor examined lb. weight. and found them
fintt state' that he tested the weight.
and found the 41b. weight 3 drain• short, and the
othsr 25 .kain. short—Defendant said he h•I nothing
t. any. li apse stated that the defendant abss.nl
the inspector, mil he hoped the Bench would we that
th jr fficer was not bullied. —The Beech said the
defendalt had no right to &buss their officer, who wan
C mwt civil min.—The orate were in thin caw 13.. 9 1.,
and they ordered him to pay them.
A chart., ageinst J. Riggs. of Parkatreet, for
••gotablee in • place other the, his shop or the
Market liquor, WU adjourned for the attendance of
Mr. limitable to defend. .

and Charles Seymour were
cumin mei for being drunk and riotous In King-street.
Bartlett said,he saw the defendants drunk at
th• steti m. not quarrelling over a p \i/ of truck.. Hs
orders I thorn away as Hoy were not in • fit state to
c fisycY said he had • little drink
which overcame hfin.—The Sup•rintendent said they
were both licensel porters, and bed been goin./ on very
well of late, he not having bed any cluee of complaint
for • long tions.—The I.yor Nail people would not
.mploy them if they got drunk. They were liable t
b ..it t gaol f • month. The Is ets were 3.. it
esch, awl if th-y pll,l them and promised not to
otimad again, they would not fine Chem.-113th defend.
ante expressed their sorrow. not said they would not
act like it again.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

SULPHOLINE

LOTION

THE CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES!
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAYI

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

SEAUTIMLLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
CURES OLD-STANDING SION DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There is scarcely any eruption hut will yield to
" Balpholine " in a few days, sod commend, to fide
away. even if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pimples,
reduess. blotches, !Curt roughness, venial, as if by
ma,ic, whilst old, enduring skin disorders, eczema,
acme, psoriasis. roses, prurigo. letter, pityrissis, however
oreply rooted, '• Sulpboline " successfully attacks. It
de.trnre the *Waialeale which mostly cause these
unsightly. irritable. painful affections, and products •
clear. smooth, supple. healthy skin. "
Lotion is sold by Chi mists everywhere.

Bottles. 2t;. 9d
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

TOL PUDDLE.

lLtavzst THLNICSGIVIS,.. TOO annual harvest
thankuising sersic-s were held in the parieh church
on Sunday last bith in.irising and afteruoon. 'fbe
sacred edifies was profusely and Manfully decorated
for the occasion with whose, barley, oat*, geraniums,
grapes. tern.. ouuthwere, ftc. Too lint service comp
manned at 11.15 a.m. with hymn 221. '' Praia', 0
Praise our God and King," being sung ea a proem
-
done/ Proper INAII.III and Psalms wen need for the
occasion. The service was full choral, and the choir
acquitted themselves remarkably well in the musical
portim of the service. Mr. Rowland, aa usual,
presided at the organ. In the afternoon the Rev.
Canon Nash, M.A., preached • most stirring sermon,
I .king his text from blatttiew vi., 11—" Give us this
•I‘ir our daily bread." The order of the amylase
thr.iugh.iut the day were at follows ;—Morning
Prayer; Ist Limon, Deuteronomy vii.; 2nd Leeson,
Revelations xis., ; Psalms, cxliv. sad cxiv. ; hymns,
22.1 and 1181. Evening: Prayer; Deuteronomy xxvii ;
Si. John un., 6; Pealing, lzvi., lxvii., ant ciit.
• ilections were ma lest the close of each service on
*half of the Dorimt County LI epital, ant amounted
to the ettm of VS 17e. 6J.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

TEOTIL.

HIGHWAT ROBBERY AND A. 54 01. T.—At the Yeovil
Cowl y Polioeneourt on Friday, J.impb B ight sod
Emily Ells sbeth Bright, pedlar., mire charged with
attempting te commit • highway robbery, and also
with aasaulting • young woman, named Mary Pa g.
Toe prosecutrix stated that on Wednesday evening,
about 7,30, she was returning from Yeovil to her
home at M Fit dd. when the man asked for • penny,
and, being refused, said be must have it. If. tried to
take a par.:4 away she carried, and struck her na the
breast so Ice the right eye, and made her nose bleed.
Whiist Vie man was trying • emend time t • take the
pierael he fell backwaids. The women then tried to
hold the proeenttrix whllet the m hot up, but she
succeeds tin getting away. Prisone s sera committed
r triaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

POZTLAND.

:ige.tlMUS.—Vioe-Adasiral the Duke
of E imburgh, lo ceuvii sod of Vie • 'h tone: Squ tlro•i,
on Friday Mimed an "ram that all the MLitt of this
.-ioadron are immedidely I oomplete with etore. f
•:i na ith. an I proved ins t full 4 .wag.." The
or br wide tbar before proceeding luau.. usowy is to
be drawn to umet p irritant no ti the let of Jr.ou try
hit. All le tee both for ofEcers .al men sciirot ..o
Vie 29th inst., sod is 'womb., th ,t the erra iron
meomble at Peril ind in the 14 Oct .he. Th.
Western o intiating of the Aginc.iort.
....hip of Roar-Admiral Wbyte, sec •id in
command, the Achil'e., sod the Northumber-
land, is now at Devonport undergoing Dec...
rimy repairs, and the Emmons Division I. at
Pwtanooth. Tim Bi.ok Priam, 0.10 in Keyhato
Brio, ha. been ordorod to M got ready to take Coo
place of the Minotaur as the Duke d E liaburgh's 6.4-
.04, and Mr. Stainer sod M-. B moister, from vie
Controller'. Department of the Aimieelty. Sr eel at
Devooport on Saturday an I nsde • UtiuUte Wren:kiwi-
tiqu of the repair. ni the Black Prince necessary to be
taken in hand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

8 WANAGI.
NArroNAL scHoots.

These 'cheek were examinedn July 314 and
AuKust 14 by Mr. Megyn Price, ILLL,an,I Mr.
Whittaker, hi. a.e.tant. Thu reports have just been
receked, and aru •I 1 1.410 We

Mikis :iota:lL—lnd remits o his 4 this
ached at. excellent, ho la in the elemental work si,nl the
class subjects, an,l reflect very greet credit on the teachers
for the skill and care which have pneluced such utislactory
einments. ,14.1611# is tuneful, but it only taught in
unimn at preent, tad. not qo to up to the general excellence
of the school in all other rIMODCI4. The diecipline of this
school is highly creditable. Seetlework Is ale, very it .od,
(Dm olselle a t merit grant tula been awarded to this echo 1.)

Isragr BCUOO6,—Thc Inf.t tichonl is in an overcrow led
o ,1141,000. and 6.1 01114f4e10e1it W oil ba very desirable. A
few more desks. no adinis•lon and summary registrar should
ho pr ,vide I witnout de ay, and carefully Sited in. In the let
claw the Co. kis crelitab ei • the ..leneutai7 subj ci. n the
whole. bat capital lett We and the three tim,si table are inipor-
lect:y u .derstool. The work of the god tlasi i.e., situ-
taotory. Reading and meting are fair, but opening and
simple arithmetic are .loldedly below the average, C11.0CI•ily
among the boys. Then , has boon no preparation in any csurve
uf ma .ual employment, each as are recommended In the
ollcial instruc..MS of the Educational Department for which
apparatus is rendre'. Toe diseipli In should ho Omer in
this ach.aii. The ch•dren are at ',regent lar from being under
proper control. (The merit grant "fair "baa basil awarded
to title school.)

It is with great pleasure that we are able to in,rt
such a report as that .4 the al,,ve Mixed ficheil, and
we regret to find that the Infant school has not ilme
so well as it has .4 former years. The total amount
of grant amounts to a few p.und. Imre than last
year. It i. hoped that the voluntary subscriptions
will continue to be kept up, so that these scheils may
be maintained in their high state of efficiency.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

TRAFFICKING WITH A CONVICT.

Tounas Jena. Fowler, • warder at Vie L' rtla 1.1
C invict Ketebliabraost, was brought up in cuuudy Oil
,eturdey, before F. Whiteout 4e.i., an I Cava o
Hansel, chervil •Ith unlawfully couveri 41 • 1,13,:f
and • a.vereign in ountly into the PiiCka on
ieptausber 4th lest. —The prmoaer, • respectable
vu, was Cbeigred en! cautfonal iu toe U. lel
Ivey. He plead. : guilty, and put in the following vtete•
meat i—tientleme , —I plead guilty to the charge, and
Inn very sorry to say it is my rain. I have eerved
nearly 16 yews in the o nitric servios with erytni.lery
conduct, I have a lanily of 10 abildre..lass JO -I
Willa' eta 111 the Royal Aatillery, two in India, and
one in Eqpt, and fought un ler trAtersl Sir Fro I. rici
it iberts. 1 bars now seven at b nt. looking to ins
tow eueport, and an i.e lid wife who hes net b..eu
anis to move b,r it 'use Cm 12 )s•re with ulcerated b.'
le‘a. Hoping, esittl,nien, you will kindly extend your
moray t an. an-I icy I enoull bk. to
cull on 0 ipt 6iU Johusla an! Chief Warier White t
speak of Inc tuey num limeys thought of Me as an
•Acer. —I as., 4eptionlea, your obedient • ',ant,
I'd .IIAS JAM k• ow cu. —C.614.11A Johneou
Go ve. at). :ad Vie clicastaat.iCe of the cee, were SA
Li. had pseud out • letuir to • prieocer's
Irmo i eyeing for • I:5 nobs. The prisoner pr..vi,tiely
give infornihtion he could peas • letter out, and the
authorigui sent • teat lett.. contiguity • eove-eigo,
and Ulu letter was found upon the warder with tee
sovereign In it,-I'b. Bench enqui.ei aa Ii prisoner'.
conractsr, and Oaptitin Jobosou said ~1 coined tory
could not tell if be had bean previotialy guilty op
treffickiny, but so far at they knew he hai born, • go
cluireotsr. He bad been 15 'sensed sly mouths In Vie
prison wurviess—Uhisf Wards. White said the prisoner
had always puforinti his duty el a warier In • Buil
factory inumer.—The Chairmen amid they were give,.
waling to give toner to any •tionnating oirounutenoy.
but the present ammo wa, a wavy 'odious one, and be
was liable to a fine of 1250 or eis months. Taking all
the clrouinstaaoes into ouneidsration, be would be
lined £25 or three moutbk—Tne prisoner sail be c iul
not ruse the mousy, and had no friend. who could
supply him with such an um out, and he was removed
In oir l'ody.—The pawnor hs• by this offline, forfeited
• pension of £2.1 • year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

DOROHZ.STS#
..UNION.

Gmtracto—ni:r-greW blial,-;:1;11. Groceries,
&c, ac.
GUARDIAN of this UNION will be
1. prepared, at their Meeting to be held on Win).
iflewAi. the 34th inst.. to receive TENDERS for the
surpLy ..f BRE.U..), made of the Best Flour, for
the UNION WoItEIiOUSE and for the OUT.
'seat POolt, for Three Months, from the lit day of
I kl.ll3Lit Mx{ t 4. the 30th day of Dacitnetii,
Air... PROVISIONS and other NECkISSARIES for
the Union Workhouw and MUTTON for the Sick
Poor 0.-..nling in or near the Town of Ihwchesteri for
Six teen th, l.t day of Ocrouse next to the
2lth day if arch, 16S:".
Aho TES I )ER:3 for CLOTIi I NU and Cl iFFI NS,
(or One VW, (nen the 3.9 th day ot Siirmiese nut.
AI., TENDERS for COALS front MICIIAILLX.M,
Itoti, to lICHAIIII.3IAri, 12413.
form. of Tenders may be obtained on application
at 1“y °dice, and must be delivered at the Union
Workhoww on or before Eleven o'clock in the Fore-
...on of WIDNIZI.AI', the 24th inst
. . .

By Order of the Board
ARTHUR LOCK,
Clerk to the Guardians.
lionbester, 10th September, 1084.

GREAT wea rEHN RAILWAY.

INTEENA mica& HEALTH EXHIBITION.
01 NON D Alf , uutil further nutic.e,
aa ESC It ON TR 4IN for LONDON will leave
PO NIL N at :1.43 a. ; Weymouth 9.0 Dumb...ter,
It 311; Bri.lport (Wedt Bay), 7.4.5 ; lindport, to;
l'oweroteek, P 10; Maiden Newton, 9.34 ; Eversbot,
14 45 ; and Yeo , vil, &U.." a.m. Passengers return the
. . .

follu.triag tfaturdaY ur Saturday week.

ON "evi
SATURDAY, till end of dEP-
TENS ft, Excursion Paseengere will be Booked
Inint wrar.tout II to CRE.Rib WWI and back.
Saloon ISt ; Fore Cabin, lea. The iteamer leaves
Weymouth at 11.30 p.m.. and the Ticket& will be
callable fur return any week-day within 10 days.
For farther particulars see Aponte! Hills.
J. MU MOON,
General Illaattity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

all orders shall receive Ws prompt attention.

FRF.BII SAUsAini.'i DAILY.

MAIN OWLS OR THE NERVOUS AND
DEBILITATED.

1 RATIS, a MEDICAL WORK showing
vi dulterews bow they may be cured and recover
Hia/th and Vitality, without the aid of Quacks, with
receipts for purifying the mood and removing Skin
Affections. Also chapters on Happy Marriages; Whet
sad Whom to Marry; The Temperament; Stammer-
lag ; Vital Force; How Wasted and How Preserved;
Galvanic Appliances ,• and the Wonders of the Micro
loop. In Detecting Various Complaint.. Poet free fro
Two Slamp&—Addr.e. Hoc aaaaaa of Anatomy, Hir-
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COUNTY CABINET WORKS,
DORCiIEiTEIt.

HANNAH AND 00.,
UPOOLSTEN,ERS & GENERAL HOUSE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

wizsoista

Flat.—On Friday a thatched house with a lithe-
house aoil premien, oc,uplel by Mr.. Par-ons and h.r
s in, and situate on Middle-hill, Colehill, were dew.
tried by fire. The occupaets of the h iuse were un-
aware of the fire till ime ndithb iure gave them the
alarm. The Wind, mete fire engine WIN «Int fir, and,
with the brigade, was soon me the spit, but in the
meantime the house and prentlees, which own, con-
structed of a mud composition with a thatched roof,
had been burnt to the ground. The oriyin of the fire
I. supposed to have been the overbeatlag of 40034 Of
this woodwork near the oven. _ _

VOLUSTISI INSPICTIOS.-0a Thureday ereajag
the Wienborne detichm nit of the B Comnany tat
DAINi Ries Vulont sera paraded at the Con Exchange
Ear a special Insp.:stile by Captain and Ls
gorobant. There were present Captain Budge, Lieut.
Hamlin; six eargeaute, two bugler., and :il rank and
file, maog a total of 41. The 41:1jutant eted
the first equal of ream ts. w,th w cm he ezpremei
hintedf well satishe I. The wools company wee then
put through various evolutional, which were wall and
steadily exmataid. Before ,lismlealog the company the
A ljutant congratulat xl t..s let tebotent upon their
rest .retion as • nupsoty, and mid that he hoped they
well continue tbe r good ettendance at drill. The
baud of the oompany, under Baud-Sergeant Foot, wit
In *timelines, and pl aped during the evening. Ws
are pleased to not, that L'eutenaut Waite. Rawlins
h.' pained first in the dioa of otlioers receutly
held at Wellington Barracks, and bee gained a
captaln'a muftis:ate. About twenty recruits ire
repairs I to bring the strength of the co:alay up t
the fall number of 100. Those wishing to Mould
send in their names to Besgt.-Inetroctor Bryant
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

THE HARBOUR RAILWAY.

To Me Editor.

Sir,—Seeing in your laid Milne the itaiement that
the new railway is to be opened on the 314 invt.. will
you allow me to auggeot that the occa-i a Mtn& •
oplendid opportunity f..r the biol./men /1 the town to
gye themsebee and their assiatant• • ball-b. Ii ay If
previa'. 1,1.44 of the Ovii EVeneid.l3
prophecy c irreetly, that the Ira le ad c tum•rm
generally nimit ii.cremie by reason /1 fresh travdiang
facilities being a w opened up," I think the many
Bridport tradesmen will hail tbe opening day with
delight, ..n.l consequently would allow their •opri.cia.
thin by closing their establi.hmenta for the afternoon
at lealt.—Youre,
Bridport, March 10th, 1884.

A B.6IIOTANT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

BWANACHI.

Lta-r.—Morniir, prayer will he held at St. Mary's
Church every Wed..wvley cud Friday at else= o'clock
&Irina the aerwou .4 L

N GHT SCHOOL —The lids attending the night
sehml. inc en ohm with the .lay *rim .1. numbering
Rome 24, ei who inert two or three times weekly,
will, wsunderetand, c implete their pr,sctibed number
attendai.cei bent week and be then examined by
Hit. Itispeci,r.
. . .

IN ad hun ti th timeineco raven by the workmen
to Mr. N. C. White. as IN corded iii a r. cent 'woe, a
iery handsoma granite bi.cult le x was presented to
him by Mr. G. Butt, J.P., and Mn.. Burt, of Pur-
beck House, Swaa,ge. A beautiful Inkstand was
also presented on the 2nd inst, by thy Hereton Sunday
Scit.ed. Piese.ite con•latin: of glom vases and a
hau 'kerchief box were given to Mra. N. C. White by
her Sunday Satool cla.s. A very good display of
preavnte were Also given by their friend..
libee ltingoN GOSPIL TKMPIRANCIL UNION.—A
un.eting in connection with the attire was held in the
British :Schoolroom on Monday evening mat, when
the l.•. T. R. Steer, the speaker for the evening,
gave the rise and pr,gress of the Tenitiorance M 've-
in. at from its c immene.ment in 1829, when Mr.
Eiger issued the first Temperence paper, the " 1.14-
tle Call, in Belfast. Up tot the preo.nt date the
tot.' abstainers number upw.irda of :000 000 metn-
berm, but it require, a luidity off id stilt t du aw.y
with the drinking atlntAn. of this country. The
sleeker in his remark, call that it war impossible
the eale of epiritious liquors cull he eopported
drunkard, alone, the modern's drinker added kis
Toga. He al.° referred t, Mr. J. Livemy and immoral
..there, wheu the first pledge card was signed in
Ms:wheeler, and the origin • f the word teetotal.
Alto gether a most in.tructive miaow wive given.
After • melody wad snag. and Mr. J. Vaughan
announced for Atmday main{ next, the meeting
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

A STRANG, TRAFFIC.

The Paris polio. are at the present moment
sadsavowing to suppress • Avenge traffit in dead
bodies, which they have dimovered to exist in the
River Seine in and nem Paris It appear, that •
rews,i of 15 trance is given in the Department of lb.
Seise for any b alias found in the river and delivered
ep to the authorities. In the neighbmilng depart-
ment., if only • few mule. awsy fr nat note, lo
the Sunret-Oise—oo such reward me .Ifred.
er"Nosave le that b Actium &Woos bodies °mei le
the stipulated boundary, instead of giving thorn op to
the police of their own district, sell them to men
higher up the river, who obtain the reward for them,
realideg • profit by the trausection. The custom lam
bar one so prevalent that there le • recognised tariff
n(5 hangs for bodies purchased la this way.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

B RIDPORT.

THII Utlil or THE KNIFE.--At the Bsrough Police •
court on St irday, Wiwi Mr. 0. E hounds and Mr.
Whetham, an Irish se 1111•11, of the ship Christe•ble,
et itie ied at West 13,y Harbour, wee chargel in
custody with a brsich of the oboe on the night
previous. It appears that prisoner got drunk, and
whilit in that oon Ikb-six dentin le I of 64 captain—
thsristin Andrea, itenrlckt—t bi paid off, as he
wanted to g 0 ash ire t " have • spree." Thus was
refusid. Priedier then thre•te lel to etch the captain,
and with a knife ma le an attempt upoo the life of the
ovtain's dog. In endeavouring ti defend the animal,
thi captain received a sten from the knife in the
floors. It warn state I thit pri•oner had bison
proviouily convicted of a siorlar off ince ; hi well now
regnired to find sureties of the peace for three
months, !shawl( In £lO and • surety In Ell). Bailing
title, be was committed f ir three month,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

PEPPER'S
TARAMACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN,

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

DIBILION AND lIINDIWCE ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Antibilious Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Medicine.
Clears the Head.
Regulate. the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

POOLS.

POOLS Suirvise INTSLLIOSIICS. —Arrivals: March
ih.—Sultaa, I.l.via, nil, 8 •uthampton ; Parma,
Wills, ail, Southampton ; an, Gibbs, nil,
Aotithampton. 9 -Queen, Beacham, coals. Cowes ;
Emma Maria, Humphrey, c 'ale, Cowes ; Vivid,
T aigood. coals, Cowes ; Attempt, o.le. cemeht
COWIN ; Margaret Ann, Edmunds, manure. Cork;,
Halcyon, Hammett, stone, tiwanags 7—Ulelia,
Phillips, iron, Glasgow ; Liesie Jane, Evan., slates,
Port Madoc, 6—Mary Jana, Phillips, uata, Cork ; New
Blossom, Crosby, manure, Ipswich. 10—Edith and
?dory, Smith, nil, Sourliamplou ; Lily, I.e• better,
nil, Portsmouth. 11—Kaihb iw, Brelt, wheat, L in.
don. Sailing@ : March sth—Ceres, Summer*, Sour,
Falmouth ; rapirit. Filiner, clay, London ; Empri as,
King, clay, lgrodon ; Bernard Bourton, Pioriful, clay,
hoodoo. 6—lndustry, Fleet, nil. Swans'', 7
Vivid, Toogood, nil, Swanage. fi—Johir
Williams, clay. London ; Halcyon, Edmunds, nil,
SW&D/#lO. —Attompt, Gale, nil, Cowrie ; Eliza,
Holms, nil, Portland ; Itifleman, Gibbs, bricbe,
Lyme ,• Mary Ann, Itim•ell, general, Yarmouth.
10—Endymlon, Fleet, clay, Ir indou ; Coma iwer,
Kent, clay, Loudon. 11—Annie Gill, Eaatwood,
cloy, London ; Caledonia, Crisply, clay, Runcorn ;
Velocity, Whiner, pipe.,Teignmunth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

WESTON'S WALK OP rirs THOUSAND
MILES.

Amidst a scene of great enthusiasm on Saturday
Craning Edward Payson Weatepi Lriuglit Li. extra-
ordinary attempt to irer bre thousand mil. within
one hundred days to • successful 1444 at the Victoria
Palace, Load 41. The task, which W 44 under-
outer the auspices of the Citurch of England
Temp•rante wag o .uvn.hoNl on Noveat'ier
21at, and since that ;MIL." W4t44.j. in edt cornobanee
with the con liti ms If the waik, has coggrei .
mid sac, of fit y modes every secular day excels:Log
Chri-trnas, and then the nece-siry mile. Were m tie
six 'rain Is stipulation, during the sa oe week.
has cuffs ed from two serious drawbecke on the
tor. The first was • severely blistered bee I, which
from the first neglect develcpd to such an extent that
it threatened to 11.-iak him down, and ho
maw t l by oereral medical man that Le
would inevitably have to stop. Its, however, in
spits of the pain, struggled on for the first three
tie,iusand miles, and then, notwithstanding the con-
Lionel strain, the sore healed over, and, though at
times It caused him some anxiety, it gave no serious
Inc invonieno• during the rest a the j miner. The
almond drawback was of &financial character, bct that,
w,th tbe help if • few friends, wag aka tided neer, and
3WrrnrblaiGever mile,
lidnelitegoeforhe:ncoeTlivrmetrhitnihb;nlloanroreewtioares:'t7tit:o:lp.l4:lll:ooDatatatothrifht heEefaygtVllll'ssii;ltiast.:ll:irTal:stkiesirillirhun"luty
before seven on Saturday niL,rniag. 11. walks! as
freshly and well as on any previon. part of his labour,.
He marched the last few miles jauntily In stop to the I music, and was frequently the recipient of bouquets. ' Just before the sod he started to makes fast mile, and,
spurting from to stet he managed to covet the
4,999.12 mile in 9miu. 17sec.., the quickest by over •
minute during It, taik. Attie this outburst of er...4
We•t settled down again to hi. alit gait, s.nd at half.
past nine o'clock completed the is,ObumOm, and pbtotgl on record a perfcrtnanos without parallel in the
annals ult pedestrianism. As the Amish the entire isom.
p•ay taw a &ad oba•god vehemently, Weeto; buy*
bla masa frog as Nov,

LATEST.

[fly Te leg r a ph. )
THE WAR.

The Central News understand, that tba Gordo,
Highlanders and Mounted Inta try, arn,, m
liandoult t,-utorrow, will, in all probability, b,
ordered thence t, Btrber.

THE EXTRAORDINARY SLANDER CASE
the action t,y Dr. Pao, •pf 11.rogothrni agma.l
Mr. M.rrl., • Dirogiurtham • c wateat, &II
th. jury f .uod • verdve fur t...• pl 1)2411404

Till as4Lre OP MR. GLADSTONE.
Sir Andrew Cntrke he. ia.o d the ledornei bandit
this Own : —•• liati.t.o. is still ondhei,si
Irrin eiterrb, and require, reel t the vela be well ea
general care."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

P 031.111.

A CAUTION. —At the -17 Z B inrnemmth Petty
Seeelons the k wipers of a ea ....hon.. situate et Winton
were enm coned for p:rinlttlng a lottery on their
',random The police prove I &stint ..0111 30 men
awl boy. in the corn. halloo:1y chum,. for
calm, awe to, and pioklee. Luckily for the defend-
the imintacoe we not very explicit. It chmsed
t bun 'With keeping an office and plaice in which to
exercise a oertaiii lottery. ant having unlawfully and
Ica iwingly to be exercieal a c cisin lottery on
the Bth •if March." The magistrates ilecided that the
offence and the instrnincut, of gaming were not met
3rth with sufficient dew eo,, an I fli.miseed the ow ;
bu: they warned the delenlante if they came
there again they would firvl thewelvet liable toe fine
of £.500, or lb. fent to jail for three months as rogues
and vagabond..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

CHARGE OP THREATENING TO SHOOT A

BWSITHSART.

At the Woolwich Poiime•court on Tuesday Job.
Walto Oliva, th• eon of a boottnakiw, la badness at
Rare-street, Woolwich, was charge I on remind with
threataning to shoot Clara Elisabeth amity,
&mann of a tobacoonhot residing neer Woolwich
Arsenal Station. The svid•nos showel that tbe
piano had been assistant for three years pair at lb.
"Of of Mrs. Canty, m 'cher of the praesautrix, but
was discharged In aoasenumtee of bid attention to On
daughter. On th• day of his dinnissal h• purchased
revolver and returned to the shop. hire Gouty,
mese the reeolrer, ninsi him if he fantod/al to shoot
her, when ha replied-0 Not you, but Clara." din
trial I, net. it Iron him, and he was isscu-e I by
It* p dice, whereupon he said that he intendwi to
shod the girl and then hi onilf, and that be was
1.44,1 Moons an•dh..r eou,,g men C.M4 1. II •
I...este-fire ball curl Ivo were fo
Zrm him, hut lb. revolt,* • we 1...14.1. Mr.
• . •ho oe a .otr -I for th • t.rotoo-r, .al Ito t
watt t.c 41.0.4 of t Beoch the ca. otaiget hi
lura...d du. jte,gs of .41 parties, an
wait, fouod of men Hag be urimser at
tote to sat. —Mr. : lie is ~nly a slily boy not
1b055, aad a good whipping would serve him slght.
BO he 'night do mischief, and I most have ball for
i.etood belharionr.—William Olive, the priooner's
te_ilsefoffsrsd to biome surety for him, and said that
" bid • relative who would tak• him to see. He
would mod him off to Southampt m at 000s.-11z.
Then you will be bouad la £2O for hie
cooduct foe six months. I would advise you to
'hi. an,, and bring him to his seams before he
toes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL COMPANY
(LIMITED.)

Th. animal general meeting of this company worn
bald at the o.uatil Chamber, Guildhall, Dorchwter,
on Thursday, Marsh 130, st Ulm o'clock la th•
altarnoos.

Then were present the Venerable Arehdeso in
Sanctuary (chairman), the Revs. Canon G. L. Nash
and C. L Sanctuary, and Mr. H. B. Middleton, lb.
Rev. T. ituasell•Wright (secretary), headmaster of the
CAlnty School, and Mr. E. Baker (clerk.)
The balance sheet presented to ths shareholden showed
the sum of 260 lls. 11d, in favour of the oompaly.
The report stated that the receipts for the year 1813
exceeded by more then £2OO thou' of the previous
year. owing to an ifiCW•11•11 in the number of
the boarders, In the preparatory as well ae
In other porta of the school. This state-
ment, together with another whkh follows, ought
to be • wares of gratification to th• friends of the
school. The report ad led " The work of the boys for
the year has been good, and the candidates ,r various
publle examinations bare maintained the reputation
of the school." A" who tried the medical and law
exuninetioits were incosesful, and In the annual test
of Trinity College, In the theory of music, only one
faded. A. 0. Scutt, at the London University
Matriculation, was placed in the F-st division, Wag the
901 front the school who hes been successful 'lnce 1817.
H. H. B. Aylea, whose name ha. been mentioned with
credit h former reports, obtained as ethibition at St.
John's College, Cambridge, and A. Clark has won •
animas exhibition at Christ Church, Oxford.
The repel further stated that the felucca of the
6011011 has lost by death Hr. Nord. Roper, one of Its
most respected members. Onto( several shareholders,
whose names were submitted, the Rev. A. A. Leonard
was elected to 111 the vacancy la tle council. After
some general buainses was done, the meeting termi-
nated at four o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. TO
ENERGY.

ftREAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
UV QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—Ity
new life, enriching the blood, and strengthening the
muscular system, the manifold symptoms of • eiliness
disappear, appetite returns, fatigue ceases, recruited
health, • general accession of itrest:th and vigour over
the whole system abwmiantly pries the benefit derived.
gtREAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
IF QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—It Maces
up the weakened nervous system, and increase, the
strength of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the &incised
irritable condition resulting from prostrated nerves.
Each Bottle contains 32 doses.

ftREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
117 QUININE AND IRON TONIC, vital.
supporting influence on the body and nerves, repairs
the ravages mired by overtaxing the brain power,
and no gives really great mental strength. It coda
about led, each dose. Refuse imitations.

EIREAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
Ur QUININE AND IRON TONIC strengthens
the stomach, steppiug sinking sensations, removes
indigestion, heartburn, palpitation, ke. Most valunblo
medicine for delicate females. By the cordial bitter
flavour Pepper's Tonic always increases the amide,
and, by its use, all necessity for beer, wine, or spirit is
avoided. Insist on having only Popper's Tonic, and
not a mixture of the chemist's own compoimiling.
Bottles, 4s. 6d. each, sent carriage free by Parcels Post,
on sending the Amount in stumps or P. Order to John
Pepper k Cu, licdford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

lIAUTIFUUY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There is scarcely any triiption L. will 3414 to
" finit.lioline" in a few clays, and C 0111111( nee to fado
away, even if seemingly nisi cure. OrMussy piniplcs,
biIACIIIS. *curt. r.iiightusS, rani.li as it by
magic; whilst ola, enduring skin chi...rails. eest
seine, psor:ssis. ad, pturig titter. pitsrissi., le wirer
deerlY rooted. " Snlyholine" stice,sfuily attacks. It
iti.stnys the anincilculre which mmtly cause these
onsiel.tly, irritable, painful tab.:lions, and rs..anees •
clear, smooth, merle, lienltlay akin. " Sulpholine "
Lotion is mold by Clii mist. everywhero.

Bottles, 21i. 94,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

PORTLAND.

THE Doke of Edinburgh, with the Channel
Squadron, arrived at Crete on Tuesday morning.
Manama. —The brgantine Eagle. Captain
Roberta, from Arabia, Wevt Indies, for Rotterdam,
came Into the Roads last week, dams.ieil by a
heavy gale In tho A I tittle on the 3141 Jaunty, in
which she Met ho it, Nair, bulwarks, 4 tuelkiono, and
other thing.. Thi• Let bo,n replaced thriii4h Sloasis.
Roberta an I Co., representing the Port Ma Ma
Insurance Company, and the vessel is now ready to
proceed.
. _ _ „ .

• .
A (Mitt ci Mtsvacc.—On Wednesday morning a
curious mistake ..ccurrel in the 1t0..15. A steamer
came flyiog two ti.g." m •aoing by commercial
code •• I want to beach her." Lloyd's sub.agent at
Portland proceeded t her, and wired t.r the Com-
modore from Weym .uth, whirls immediately set out,
but on arriving on b Pant it was ascertain. I that the
steamer wanted awl only, and had made • mi.take in
the flags, thinking that the two Bags "L.N..• would do
for wanting coal. Toe usl.take caused considerahle
anooyance hi Meru+. Coasts. and Co. The steamer
was the iddlewald from Balboa to Rotterdam.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

BUIDPORT.

ACcIDZIT AT PTIIOILI MIDA—A painful accident
orcurret at throe hemp and fire milk ..n Serer lay.
A young employe, Mary Dunn, who resit... at Nal.
pole, was at work noir a machine in moan. wr.,,
her right arm we, dragged jut, the machire.y. The
flash from th band t, the ribow w..
lecaratetl, and it we mi a ttl. tre that
crtsehed. The tint...tuna.- g.. 1 was ..p.eetily rein .red
to the Brady it .tie n p.tsi, where .he Low .ies
under the charge of Dr. Ey the. Al nu hone, are
broken it II hoped amputation will n.,t he found
neorwaary,

BOROUGH PirrrT SESsIONS, Tiles lay.—Before the
Mayor (Mr. J. P. Suttill). Hiy alaoj me, IL
HowelL—M•ri. Owe, wife of Henry Came, c.hiut.moker, was sumnione.l for keeping a .1. g without a
licoosein the 27th February. —Dofendan t raid die had
taken out a license for 18 yews and had Lever made
an error in reilewing the licence She
was fine I 5.. and Bs. 6.1. c.t4.--Charlcs
Grim, of Weidditret t, fislim inger, was charged
similidly, an I was oituilarly fiord—The licence of
the White Li in, West Allington. wine ;beim...idly
tronsferred to Samuel Perham (tom itichord lloitio.
—Before Dr. Hoy aiol Mr. J. Icegg.—,itniiie
%Vb.-adios wee summoned under the location Att
for neglecting to wind hie chill to ech ail in sin:ord.,o
with the ro•isions of the above Act.—Tbe School
Attendance Officer reported that since the ciao wee
adjourned, the child had made 21 attenilancee out of
30 in three weeks.--Esther St ine was summoned
under the wane Act for • similar offenc ao wail also
Charles Gale, cart -e—Tbe Bench witiorn.ti all three
Canes anti the tent monthly ses lone in order to .ee
the at'endancin made in the biteihn.
ancient' Oltbal F is. The balance sheet
of Court'' Star of the Wok. " (Bridport) id thie order
for the peat year, which ha. Hat binn jowled, shows
the balance in hand in the siivetal fouile wail as
follows :—.fick fi und, 1E1,871 94 411. ; hlatiagemout,
Fund, gI. ; Binevediv it loud, £44 1. 31, ;
Itiiililing Fund, 134. 41. ; Fund,
£8 18.. 7g I. total. £2,020 2.. 7i I. Thi. has
boen disimeed of the.. :—L Sr to the Chord C .rp
tion at 4 per cent.. 0325 ; on ton tongs. noo ; b..k to
building fowl, £9l 13.. 4 I. ; 1.. Secretary's band.,
7s; total, E 2,020 2s. 71. Number of members on the
books December, 188.1, 460; number gone' during the
year, 21; total, 421. Number died during Inn year,
2; left throng :I win•oavoielit. 17 ; elesrance, 1; iin
the hooka lb. iernbee 31 1. 1:4S1, 401 ; number nf
members' wives died during the year, 2 ; number of
;comber' ill during the pr. 'ant year, 133. Annimit
p kid for sick poy during the year. £2.1 124. II.;
amount of benevolent grants, £3l 154, ; amount of
funeral claims, E 36 ; number of honorary members. 21.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS.

The ancient and time-lion ,ured town of Wiathorne
I. num more to be the headqu uteri of • company f
Mill Volunteers. We c,ngratulate the inhabitants
on the honour conferred on their relatives (the local
volunteers), and we feel SUM the enthus:asm and
loyalty of these volunteers will equal, if not excel,
that of their prelealseors, when the company wad
entablithed, with toe noble owner of Knowle as their
captain and the late Mr. Rawlins a• their lieutenant.
Surely, some who we.. then members of the volunteer
body will, on bearing these welcome tiding., lot
back at the time when they were paraded in the Teri
at Allendale House. Is the East Borough, sal for the
&et time took a rifle into their haeds, the company
at th.t time marching therefrom, yid Lnkeee-iarie,
through the West Borough, to their appointed place
for drill. Many have (Zen out of the tanks shim
that time, a few of whom are still r.siding in the
town. We may hero mention the names of Hoc.
Surgeon C. Kiwi,Ensigu (afterwards lieutenant),
Weld Taylor, E. T. Buddeo, W. Het:her, said IL
Hopkins, each of whom, if we mistake not, were
sergeants of the company ; Armoury•Sergthot Best.
who go often occupied the p.sition of c ,ok
when under canvas, may now be found
(although minus one lag) working at his
lathe and bench, in the Poole road. In the good old
days the company mould boast of • bend (mic ind to
none in the county) under the c niluct irshlp of the
late Mr. Frederick Stanley Blount. We occasionally
see some of the old bandsmen when we visit Withborne
—old friend Edward Saunders (bambardon player),
Herbert (circular bass), and G. li. Low (cymbals) ;
and possibly, If we knew the others personally, we
should be able to pint out several more. We believe
the let bruit ,ne, at that time, was taken by Mr. T.
leelder, stewaid to R.lph Banks', Eel., of Kingston
Lacy Park. Be that ea it may, we here take the
opportunity of appending the battalion orders from
Colonel It 0. Steward, °Hoer commthd.ng
. . _

Bs4ielto.:01:5;; by Col. H. U. Steward.
Dorchester March Ist, MC

Colot.el Steward has much *mitre to annoonc.ng Lb.. at
his earning solicitation' If It Highness the Yield Marsh.'
Gunn.. .lag In Chid, has been p mid to direct that the
detachment at Wiluborne WWI be resiored sa the bead quartere
of a oompany, from the let of April neat.
AA this coops.. It has been made on Col. Steward's near-
mos that the ..ircumsta.,ces which led I. to reduction no
longer cast, he trusts, that the future efficiency and well-
being of the company will prove that he he. not ben mis-
taken. He tub • thi• oppmt inity to expresso his best thank.
to Captain Badge fr hit attention t. the welfare of 0.
Witnb,wne detachment during the period at ha. been under
his entomhod. _ .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

PIIDDLETEENTEIDE.

A trump waa held here on Wednesday last in
the Coffee Tswana by the local working men to take int
consideration the FrAnchise 811 in.rorlnced into
Parliament by the pre.ent rvernment, and to take
steps to form a Liberal AesocisVou for the village, so
es to be in readiness to give the Gorern.nent all the
hr.lp sad enc .oragerneut that Iles I. their power. and
to be iveparel for Inters work. Toe subject we.
ir trodriced by Mr. 11. Payne, an Pp .ken I. by Mr.
T. Groves, of i !erne Abra., 11. Hick., en -I other work-
men. S ime of the hord.bip. and tyranny of 25
years ago were related and the present c rutrasted. It
was unanimously resolve I to form an aes o.nation for
the village an I neighlnorrh. 0. that Mr. H. Payne be
presi•lent, and Mr. 111 'hart Mrtchell secretary. An
ex-cutive of 12, with power to add, were chosen.
Between 30 and 40 members were enrolled. The next
meetl g will be on the 2 Ith of this month at the
Temp ookoce Hall. Mr. I. Pike, of Witoborne. J.
Cbri.topber. ad other. will sidles' the meeting. A
bra., bend will be in attendance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

OLD POLIO (Ooncirded).

The following persona were living in Dorchester at
tls• following dates :-
1179.—John flapless.
1653.—Wfddow fiction.
1662 —Briniamln Carniton.
1627.—Widdow fiyoU (or Dial), a poore old woman,
Henry lildratt Beamed, VII Idow Seedall, James Rory
and Ms wife (both old), Widdow L mg, Wkidw Dawlr,
Widdow Spew, Edward Chapman, Jamas Fowablo,
Thomas Respire' ,James Gaine, spoors fatherkste child.
(carp.nter) aul Sarah Gillard his wife,
Henry Harbin, Jobe Bewail.
1723.—Z %dude Welsort Gould, Churchwarden
for All San% this year, John Perry, Mr Jacob,
1730.—William Pit6eld (husbsodutan), Richard
Hopkins and Thomas Lock, Churchwardens for All
Relate this year, John Batton (or Ration), and
Richard Cole (Overseers).
MO.—William Ballard and Andrew Wed..
S. E. Dopoutoce.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

BOTIRNEMOI7TH.

•BoCT TIN FORTZKOWI-GARM ,Tl.l CASE. -
Mr. George G. tweadth, who is In • pootiun n, know
the f ,ota, hen riven to the Loden menage ie Got f
the No. York Herald • lively &mount of the way in
which Lord Gerconyle's engagement with Mk
Forteeciue wee made arid broken. Accorilir gto Mr.
Grueemlth, Mimi Forteroue wer welcomed warm:, at
the hones of her proonettive fa' her-Indaw is Scotland.
:Qui was topeted with every a onideration for a time
by both the paten's. When Lri U inuovle broke ff
the eueseeneeut. Lady Cairns did Mi. Fortoicue the
honour of pnwentiug her with • Bible a. • c tooling
aouviteir. The young ladle, does riot appear to Iris
beeu much irepriew dby the eift. 11a1 the 'k
enything but • Bilile, she in ght h ,ve thr we it ont
of the window, we Enoelty Sharpe tiered the
•• fliz.mary '' unwanted to her by Moe Jetidina
too n • (*.moue mowing, Of the milieu° On
•enainility which prompted Lady Caicos to gin •
Bible to the girl en ttttt 1)- r so, wit.i the p if.ct
approbation hia panto., bwl ehauwfully rie.ertod,
it would be imp ,aalble to aprak it lot I dty a imam
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

WAII&HAM.

Nfolli then 13 tons of best cotht, the kin I gif: of
Mr, sod Mee. J. S. Drew, have recently been die-
tribOvkl ,o the cottagere in wersham.
Ma. W. J. ItaIIDALL, of thie town, has Gummi-
fully period the niq ,r examination of the Phar•
meoeutical S Kiety, and le duly registered ea •
phaernamutical chemist.
HIGHWAT BOARIX—At • fully attended meeting
of the members, bold on Tuesday, Mr. Philip s,lward
Lionel Du lge was noadmoosly appainted clerk In
the place of M-s ore. Lanny and Soo, who have re-
sloel the app4intment. The usu.l routine business
was_ t ranpacted.

WARICHAII AND PCRBICK UNION.—The B mad of
Guardians' fortnightly meeting wee held on Tuesday,
when there were present Mr. Henry J. Garland an
the chair), Mr. Oliver Cooke Ferrer, Messrs, R. K.
Pinney, J. E. Drew.. C. Yearsley, I' W. Bennett,
H G. Bennett, C. M. Pommy, W. F Kent, G. A.
Bud.., G. Kent, J. J. Bates. T. K. Dowleo, Job.
Stevens, Frank Whittle, end George Kent. Oa
Tuesday, the 26th hut., the Board will meet at ten
o'clock to revise the several out-relief perishes of the
union. A snbeennent School Attendance Committee
woe held. Mr. 0. C. Ferrer presidi4, and there
wore present bed lee Messrs. G. Kent, T. E. Dowden,
Henry Weeks Burt, G. A. Budden, and W. F.
Ke, t. Mr. Filliter, clerk to the committee, was
an.tructrl to write to the toanaga, fthe school at
Wool strting the committee have bad it reported
to them there is a severity umi I in the school which
deters children from atten Ala t • the Mana-
gers of the school at Swanage staling they are in.
formed the wader refuses to receive the children
unless they attend hunted). 3 I parents of
cliildren who do not attend school regularly to be
autote.med for it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

DARING ROBBXBY.

A desists' iobbery hi. °marred at Windsor °Lathe.
ltei Ltzhleilt a .scietary is her Majeety's
althotiah Una( with his family in a reelibitios within W.
precuts of the Royal demesne, PSI SP apartment in the
palsies where hie duties neceesitete hie attend.noe while
the Q MIPS IS at Windsor. Freak this room • quantitt 01
bweilery appears ti have tom abstraced on Saturday
night, the property litolen oiefiating of diamond and
other pins eet sub portr.ite of her llejfety, the Palace
Consort. mid Aber members of the Royal fanny, and
serval seta of gold eel jewellvd sleeve liuks. Some 01
the trinkets, irrespective of their itlltinsiC WOrtb, woof)
highly valued by their owner, haein4 been pre.ented t
him by the illustrious per•onages whose portrait, adorn
them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18

A RIDE TO KHIV A

CAPTAIN FRICD BURNABY,

1147.0 lionw Guards.

Pis 31 aye :—" Two pairs of boofa limed with tar wise
also taken and for physic—with wields it la well to be
supplied when trarielliog in oat-Mils-way ploose—some
qulaias and Clockle's pals, the latter a most invaluable
medicine, and one which 1 haws ooed me the native!.
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Central Africe with the grooteet possible succor. In fact
Lb. marvellous edeola produced upm the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicines. when I administer to him Aye
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

TEARFUL CRIMES IN AUSTRIA.

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Two leathsi workers were syseted on Tuesday on pug-
picion of heviiig oommitt td a fourfold murder in
Eisenstadt, in Transylvania, • fortnight ago, and have
confessed their crime. Teelr victims were an ex-army
doctor, with hie wife and child, and a wavant girl. The
murderers mitered the room, armed with knives, and
found Dr. Friedwaxger playing ohms with hi* wife, the
child crawling oa the do ir, and the servant sitting near.
One of the men, Kleeberg, demanded womb jewellery
which the doctor had in a ,on sae, and whilst he wig
tpeaks this Kleeberg struck him deep with • poker.
its companion at the same torment killed the wife, and
then they murdered both the child and the eervitat. The
Vienna r•inr• bays almost daily to tenet the disappear.
sacs of Pervaat girls seat out on errant. and not return-
ing. Toro se& case, were reported on Wednesday,
naturally giving ries to all sorts of rumours, but hithett
It,. believed the police have no clue. Tile trial of Schenk
and his acoomplioss for tbei mu•der of three servaat gale
and the attempted murder of two mart begins on Friday
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

EXTRAORDINARY DEMONSTRATION AT

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An extraordinary somas was witnessed in Newetreet
Station, Birmingham, on Wilda..lay evening. ibl,org•
11.11, who was released from Pentonville prison after
serving 20 years' panal servitude for wife murder, was
met by thousands of people, who exhibited intense
excitement, and accorded him • tumnitious welcome.
A deteehtneet of police had to be called in to preserve
order, and when Hall alighted from the train vocifer-
ous cheers were raised and continued until he drove
off in a cab with his friend.. if. was condemned to
desth in March, 1861, for the murder of his wife.
whom he eh d because she was unfsithful to hin, on
the night alter marri.e.. On the representation ,4
influential local gentlemen, the sentence was respired
on the evening prece•ding the day fixed for ex•
and he was went iota penal eervitu ie. Owing to
recent effort., he was discharged on Wednesday.