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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

Sixths, faarriagni, anti Oaths.

BULTH.S.

&pt. 15, at Blandford, the wife of shiftily, Reginald
Churchill, of • daughter.
Sept. 19, at Bradford Abbas, Dorset, the wife of
Mr. Gerorge Lading, gardener, of • dant/bor.
Sipe. 29. at the tiro% Portland, Mrs. R. NoiSerr
of a dauhter.
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Sept 24, at Hodent Hall, Shropshire, the Bootle.
Mrs. Alexander Hood, of. on.
Sept 24, at 14, Bond-street, Weymouth, the lido
of John H. L. Courteuay, of a son.
Sept._ at Loon-street. Sherburne, the wde of Mt
J. H. Short, of a daughter--stillborn.
Sept. 96, the wife of B. Foseett Loth. Esq.. a
mon.

MARRIAGES.
Sept. 19, at St. John's Church, Hackney, London; •
Mr. Richard Fudge, of Dorchester, to Alice, sec*,
daughter of William Reason, Esq., of Farleigh-roal,
London.
Sept. 19, at the parish Church, Melbury Osmond,
by the Rey. R. B. Roe, Mr. W. T. Randall, law ol
liartlington. to Eiizs, only daughter of Mr. tinily
Childs, of Melbury inmond, Dorset.
Sept. 19, at St. John's Church, Weymouth, Sit
Townes Fraser Grove, Bart., of Ferns, Wiltshire, o,
Franc.. Hintoo, widow of the Hon. Capt. Best, sewed
son of the late Lord Wyoford.
Sept. 19. at the parish church, Tenant Hinton, be
the Hey. C. Bounds:es. rector. &misted by tae Ker. W.
Bury, rector of Pimperne, John C. Row, of Piney,
Wilts, to Eliza Mary Godwin, eldest dauahttr of Br.
Philip Hill, of Pimperne.
Sept. 91, at Stone, Staffordshire, by the Rey. Fora'
Tel Sawn, curate of Shelton, assisted by the Rey. W,
W. Bayliss, MA., • oar of Stone, John Barton BOY'
con, solintor, of Chapel-en-le-Frith, to Mary Elizaben
Frances Gundry, only daughter of James Otuidn,
Stone, and formerly of Ceres Abbas, Donet.
DEATHS.
Sept. 14, at Avenue House, the Avenue, Southanir
ton, Charlotte Isabel, eldest daughter of the lata
Luckh sin, aged 19.
Sept. 17, Emily, widow of Thomas Andrews, Exi,
late of Bagshot, Surrey, and daughter of the has
Robert Henning,Parr,Esq., of Parkstone, Dorset, eel
50.
Sept. 19, at Eastlake-road, Camberwell,Mary, wider
of Mr. William Croebie, formerly of Weymouth, 1* lie'
83rd year.
Sept. 19. at 102, St. Mary-street,Wennolleb,
Sarah, the dearly beloved wife of Charles es
51Sepl ,at Mst. 21, at tr. Thedt. omas-stnet, WwYmeeah•
Seymour, wardrobe dealer, aged 47.
Sept.. 23, at Blandford, Mr. Andrew Meitlend, seed
71.
Sept. 23, at Hnion.plaos, St. Leonid's-road. WO'
m ,uth, James Warren aged 78.
Sept, 25. at Uptoo, ()imingtoa, Claulotte,thebe,..._ll°
le of Wi"iam Johnson, In her 63rd year. veer'
reAretted.
Sept. 26, Ellen, the beloved wife of Henry
chief engineer of the County Arylum, Dorchroter, eV"
Sept. 26, at 9, St. John's-terrace. Were"di
a short illesse, Ellen Spranett, late of 16 C,
Weymouth, eyed 63.
Sept. 26, at Notton.hill, near Maiden Newton., 23
Rolls, youngest eon of John sad Eliza Bolls, ego
years.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

YZOVIL.

ST ,FORD FAlR.—Thrs7;s; 37i. held at Stoford on
Thursday, when prices showed • slight decline as
compared with recent fairs. Some horned ewes were
.41 at 755. ; and some I) ,wn ewes at 66, 61. Pro-
fessor Buclimm, of Bradford Abbe., refused 63e. f
big Down ewes. Two lots of horn ewes feteed about
71s. The fri'lowing prices were realised for sheen sold
by auction :—Off horn ewe, 725. to 78s. D' • iwn
wether lamb., 41s. to 50s. • horn wither iambs, 441. to
'
51s. 6d. • off Down ewes, 65e. 6d. t 625. 62. A small
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pply of cattle; prices a trifle lower.
EMBIZZLIMIIIT.—On Friday, before the Mayor,
Aldermen Curtis and Moore, and ,Mr• U. Phelps,
Robert 4. Lindsey, a clerk meet') me employ of
Mews. Whitley, glove manufacturers, was charged
with embezzlement. Two casee were Investigated.
In the lint defendant had made an entry in the ledger
to the effect that he had p,id Mr. Maggs Ell h.,
and in the other case he stated that he had paid
idea., patter and Edgar £6 0,. Neither socount
was settled by defendant. The B mch took prosecu-
tor'. recommendation to mercy into consideration, and
sentenced prisoner to four mouths imprisonment.

WZYKOITTE.
OBSTINATI FATHl2.—Oharles Udall, of Hilt-lane,
near Wimborne, WA brought up for not paying
towards the support of him child, as the magistrates
ordwed.—Commltted for • month, which will act Pay
hie debt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY CABE OF
ARBON. _

_
Tame. Palmer, a feeble old man, described as a !
farmer, of Chickerell, we, charged at the Shirehall on
Wednesday, before E. POILICI, Rsq., with maliciously 1
setting fire to a wheat mow, of the value of E 5, the t
property of Thomas Rondell, baker, of Welt Chickerell,
on the 1711 Sept.—P.C. Andrew., stationed at NVest
Chickerell, said on Tuesday morning, between 10 and
11 o'clock, the prisoner came to him in his garden at
Chicker-11. In the online of conversation, prisoner
said "Do you know how Mr. Rendell's rick catight
fire?" Witness replied it was supposed to be caught
from a spark from a couch fire that was burning near.
He then said "It did not; I set it on fire, and I am
COM, to give myself up." Witness cautioned him, and
told him it was a very serious charge. He then void
"I got up between five and six o'clock on Sundry
morning (last Sunday week). I went up and put a
match to the mow. I was tempted t, do to, and
cannot think what made mode It; Me. Ronde I and I
have been very good friends, and I hope he will for-
give me." Witness asked him if the statement he had
mode was correct, and he sold it was. lie added " I
couldn't sleep, and wag forced to come and tell you of
it." The distance from the prisoner's house to the
rick is about 350 yards, about 50 yards from the field
where the prisoner's cows are. 'The snow wet burnt
on the morning of Sunday, the 17th. Witness
received the information about a quarter past seven,
and was present at the fire at half-past. It was
than nearly consom.d. The coo+ fire was 17 yards
Isom the mow, but it was out, and although the ashes
were warm it must have been out some hours. Wit-
ness apprehended the prisoner, and t oh him to the
station yesterday.—Prisoner, who I oked very stranTe,
denied closing tbe fire, and said he was not right when
he told the polloeman.—John Damon, who lives at
Cbickerell, said he saw the fire on the 17th, shortly
after six o clock in the morning. He went op to it,
and then gave information to Mr. Randall. Witness
did not see anyone near the rick. He passed the field
, where prisoner's cows were kept. but be did n..t nee
Palmer anywhere. The rick appeared to have been
burning for some time.—Mr. Randall, the owner of the
, mow, residing at West Cbickerell, said on the 17th
Damon came to him and told him his rick was on fire.
He went at once to the spot, and found it on fire all
, round. He saw no one near the fire, nor did he see
the prisoner at all. He was on ve•y good terms with
the prisoner, and had never had any angry wools with
, him in his life.—P.S. Hitch asked for a remand till
; Saturday.—Prieoner's son told the magistrates his
father had been very strange in his macaw f,v
time. He pleaded for his father to be allowed to go
home till Saturday.—Mr. Pearce declined to grant
bail, as the prisoner amid be melloolly examined in
, the prison between this and Saturdly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

ILLIDEN NEWTON.

8•D Amu:num—A man, named Lot Roth, carter
for Mr. John White, with • usan named John Mnstoo.
was engaged in bindm4 • load of straw, when he
fell off the oil and injured his spine. Me was
attended by Ur. Andrews, but died on Tuesday. It
was not considered nec•mary to bold an Inquest. The
',Dor fellow had only been married a short time, and
a widow and one child.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03

L BALANC7I

11. 4.
To Caplttl Account.
Swann. at Credit By Cuh at
thereof .. 1448 8 Nankai 3138 12 2
Net Itavantu Ace mot
800., at C on,
th mot 133410
Unpa.d Dividends .. 334 0 2
3-31 12 2 3144 122
The CHAIIIN Ul moved • dividend of 6 per cont.
per annum on the preference shares.
Mr. 110UNiltit neco.ded, an I it was carried.
Oa them .lon of Mr. J. P. GONDIIT, seconded by
Mr. It. O. THORNT iv, 5 per cent. per aroma was
declared on the lir.' i'mue of preference .harm
On the moti in of Mr. 11. F. Rosser', • dividend
at the rite f one and three-quarters per cent, per
annum for the hsif
Lena seconded. year up the ordinary shares.—Mr.
J. T. STIPHINB, Eso., moved • hearty vote of
think. to the Chairman for presiding. which was
seconded by Mr. unat.z., and carried with acclama-
tion.

IS SHIES.

6 a. cl.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

MR. EDWARDS' CHARITY.

Mr. Edam le suggested that there ohould be four
trud.ees for his charity to the poor—Masers. Pefly
Ho per, IL N. Howard, thorge Eliot, sod J. E.
R ,bens were named by him.

THI 20. PAID ON SRI PIKS.

Mr. W. W. Harvey, of Iwerne, near Wallingford,
complained of the charge of 2d. for *very time a chair
went on the Pier, whether empty or not. Mr. Harvey
is an invalid. and passes some hours on the Pier, and
he has been charged when the chair goes empty to
fetch him.
It was resolved that the 24. should not be charged
for empty chain.
Al terman Lonnie asked if the tollgate-keeyer is
justified in ref ueing persons fishing.
I The MAToit said no, he made a mistake on that °ces-
sion.
Mr. LUND'S did not think they should always
encourage fishing, and stated an instance where he
found the seats dirtied with fish and bait.
After some &venation Mr. CHABLIS thought these
matters should be dealt with after the busineent. Let
them be left for those who like t talk after the
business is dons.
The Maros evp'ained it had been arranged when
questions should he asked and answered and letter,
read, and at present this was the time; but if the
Council wished, let them alter it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

F.XECUTION OF WALSH.

Patrick Wash, who wail convicted of the murder of a
herd at Lathy track, was exicuted at G• way on Friday
morning. A large numlyr of soldiers and polios were on
guath, but vary few wattle collected out,ide the gaol. At
a t.w minute.; before eight o'clock the condemned man lett
the prison chapel, accomyanied by the rtsplain, the Ray.
Yr. Greaven. The prefer, •bo looked in good health,
had his head bo eed in prayer, and wr Hied with • Arm step.
lii company with the chaplain he ascended the moiled
which led to the platfidm, striving at which be rag:titled
hi' iat"t on ofSJln.g eoinethine. Toe reporters, WOO
had been admitted tottivprleo, were then celled forward,
and Walsh, addressiac them, said I ant it.utt before
my 13,d Ike • criminal ileaerying death, but I zu-ver now
nit ..d the murder. The wltowlooll Caere fala.ly against
me." The culprit then turned towards the ch,piain, and
repeated the responsee of the lytanY. The reverend
gantlornan remained by his aide while the white cap was
being drawn over the condemned inane face an I at tat the
no.* hal been adjustyd, and was still repeating the
prayers of the Roman Catholic falth when the bolt was
drawn. Ton black flag wee then hoisted, and was received
with an outburst of wailing horn the mother 01 the
culprit, who was outsid• , and could not be induced to
leave. An inquest was afterwards held on the body, and •
verdict to accordance with t med,rel evidence was
returned by the jury. The body was than buried within
! the precincts of the prison.

The reason why so niaoy are linable to take ..::ocris is
that the •srtstiss common,y sold Sr. mixed with starch,
MACK the D
- of "...allot them soluble ; while realle
making them thick, heavy, and Intligeetible. Th s may by
easily detected, for if C cos thickens in the Otto it Pro's.'
the addition of starch. Csdiatry's C cos Lien,io is
main' ; It ia thcrefore three tunes the Amnia a of theme
Cocoa, maid • rslculdag bemmeamm No Ise at °Am
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

PARADE OF CAVALRY.

CAIRO, Saturday.—The Cavalry Division paraded
this morning, and made a progress through the native
bazaars. It crosisted ot me Household Tr 'opt,
Dragoons, Hussars, Indian Cavalry, and Mounted
Infantry, and eaten led nearly flares miles in length.
Even to those accustomed to military spectacles the elbow
of this splendid b,dy of horsemen in their fighting
kits, the men of
T Mahsamah, Kassamin, and the rids
to Cairo was magn t. ificeno the natives of Cairo it
was conclusive evidence that the English are mutters
of Egypt.
The faces of the crowd expressed, as usual in the
native quarter, a sullen hostility, but amazement
snooseded as the seemingly endless line of troops
passed by, and culminated in fear and undis3ni.ed
admiration al the Indian Lancers filed past, which
was expressed in loud ejaculations of wonder and
delight. Indeed, the effect of the points of lances
with fluttering pennons winding through the dimly-
lighted bazaar of Cairo was peculiarly picturesque.
Not only were the great crowds gathered in the
streets traversed; but the lattices above were lined
with the women, who peeped out with delight at the
strange and animated spectacle. TIN line took 40
minutes in palming any given spot.
Cairo is new decorating everywhere in anticipation
of the Khedive's arrival, and beans • bright and gala
appearance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

PEW IN BT. lIERVE CHURCH.

The MATOR brought forward a plan of the Surveyor
for improving the Corp.retion seat in church.
It appeared the suggestion had come from t'se
Rector, and Mr. 8. MILL/OGL said it was a great
improvement.
Mr. GiwuM suggested the cushions should be re-
covered.
Alderman THOMAS said the May r's seat is to be
under the pulpit,
Mr. WALLIe : I hope it will make the Mayor •
better man.
The improvement will not be done by the Church
Committee, the MAYOR would not think of that. Let
it be done out of the rates.
Mr. WiLLIS: One of the improvements in the town.
I suppose.
The MATOI: It will make you more comfortable
and make you tatter.
Mr. S. Mittman said the alteratf.n of the Corpor-
ation pew will be done by the church funds. The
Mayor said the Church Committee are not to be
allowed to pay for the Corporation Pew.
Mr. Waude objected; it vu a great shame for the
town to be put to the expense.
The Meroa said the pew Is a freehol i of the Cor-
poration, and the freehold may be lost if the church
repair it.
Mr. WALLIS said the church will never be so vile
as that.
Mr. Baown objected on principle to the town being
called on to bear any expense for the Corp dation pew.
The matter dropped.
lielßOOlt LIGHT&
The Harbourmaater stated that captains had com-
plained of the lights as being too near to the Mitten.
The ',Mayon said if any damage were caused the
Council will he liable. _ .

The Trinity Board aho referred to the matter.
The liarbourmeeter 'eked for a new crane chile,
arid it was resolved that • new one should be obtained
by tender.
As to • dredger, an offer was made from Great Yar-
mouth, and it was resolved that the offer should go
before the Harbour Committee.

TH. DAX OM&

Require repair, and as they are required ler the
Bushing of the harbour, Mr. burnt moral the gate
be at once repaired.
The Borough Surveyor said the repair will only oast
DS of t 6 ; but Us ahha pie willoost 245.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

THE WAR IM EOYPT.

Moods,.

Ths Khedive drove out with Sir E. hiamt from
Kaseitin Palace at ten this morning to ills Hallway
atation, where ne took tre.o for Catru. The r asd was
tbr.mged by Europeans aud Arab*, whu cheered
loudly. Our (4'o4pd (unilo,l a guard 0( buuul' 611,1
it. 4): 'he route.
CALK°, dlonday murniug.—Preparatiusul for the
Kneauve'e reception amateur. The Eughsh troop.
hoe the route from the st,tion t. lemalha palace.
friumphsl arches have been muted, arid a salute of
21.t0u suns will De t ed from the citadel and
barracks.

OCCUPATION OP DAMIETTA.

SUREENDEO. LIF AI3DELAL.
CAIIW, SUUtlay.

Damietta, the last rebol strong rold, was occupied
yesterday without re/astatine. During the whole
distsuce traversed by the trains from Hamlet', the
most contradictory repasts ss to the probability ot
ii,,hting Ma:Lied us at the various stations at whicn we
at.ipp. Even after meeting trains full of tdgy prdsu
troops on their way to au.ninder at lantalt, the
General received inionnauou tuat Ablelai noel tire
Negro regiments were detsimmed to resat the force
advancing ageiust them. Ac.ordiugly, we halted br
the night at Cuerour, and while the ',laws were
getting such rest as mosquitoes arid saudfdies permitted,
dir torayn Wood prepared the foal arrangements for
attack at daybreak. tn the middle of the night a train
came down from the direction of Damietta. It stopped
some five hundred yards outside the station, and alter
a quarter of an hour's pause retired.
At two u cluck lii the morning the nieeilfe sounded,
and Captain old* having recunuoitred tue line, our
trsiu pr ceeded slowly towards Damietta. Through
the e2rui. :artiness of an Egyptian summer na‘iit ail
oyes were strained eager.y hum the windows' it ping
to catch a ghts os's, of the enemy, but as daylight
brose we steamed past earchwucks commandiug the
hue, witu guns and horses abandoned, ntle pila empty,
and deserted trenches, and the troops felt, with deep
disappoint Went, that there was to tie no figlittug, and
that the suociess was, troin a soldier's &mug of view,
won by a more walk over.
White flogs were hoisted in the villages we passed,
and at liatr-el-Battikh, the l”t etatiou twos Damietta,
Abdelal himself was waiting, with three officers. Ile
advanced, sa.uted the General, and surrendered his
sword; and thus the last .f toe original trio of
mutinous officers was our prisoner.
The negro regiments had all tied daring the night
in boats up the Nile into the interior. At nine
o'clock our troops had their tents pitchtd in the
abandoned Egyptian encampment, and the day was
spent in c Alecting and packing up vast quantities of
stores, war material, and ammuniti n. Seven
thousand stand of arms and twenty-four field pieces
fell into our hands.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

conimissitmedNlU hsti Ma 01 the arm, hays
responded with neat mad alacrity. adding another chapter
to the long roll of British net 'ries." The encomiums 4
the ennmander-InAlhi•l will be heartily re-echoed by the
Eusiish n.tion.
. _

Niabt.—There Lave beim some alight
disturbance/I in the Arab qoarttri of the city, and Sir
Garnet Woholey ha. Informal Shttn Pasha that If they
Ara renewed he will open tiro in that direetMn from the
citadel.

A pruclam stion to that effect will
,be lertisd tosmorrow,
wil,. the object of mewing trenquidtr.
People now nt.'s freely about the city and in the
couniry round.
CMS% Tuesday.—Tbe lest spark ot rebellioti has
expired_ The stay as it reached me is this :—Abd-.len
summoned his tegiments of blacks, and exhorted them to
neht to the last. He ad led that Arabi had turned
traitor and Bed, but that Heir Dower was matineen
heroic resistanoa Perhaps hie soldiers were better
informed, perhaps it was through simple disgust, but
they asked why they should risk their lives tor Arabi
sod Abdulmh. Abd-el-ab replied " It is not for me you
light ;it is for your Caliph, your religiun, and your
country. You will di. for them. I ant ready to ii..
Than dl.,' replied the soldier., sad they shot him
through the stimech. So died the one member of the
military F arty toe whom it is poseibls to maim a
vestige el respect —114144.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

A CERTAIN CURE I:OR THE NERVOUS AND

LB TAT - -
Gmils, • MEDICAL WORK showing
Solemn bow they may be corral and-roeuvor
Ilin'tli and Vitality, without tho aid of quacks, with
reCelioth fur purifying the Blood aud reUthelili; Skin
Affliction*. Alai, chapters on Ilappy Manlagoa ; Wiles
soil Whom to Marry; 'rho Teroperaureut •' ntaluitier-
log ; Vital Fume; now Waated aid flow Preserved ;
Galvanic Appliancea; sod the WoUders of lito Skew-
scope iu Datocting Various Couip.aiu s Poet Iran for
Two Staispa.—Address SIC/LITAYN of Ana way, Bir-
mingham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

yos a a Tii LISH.
It is the most delicious sauce

That you caa ha'. with any course.
SOLD BY Takeo with soup it bath a charm;
GROCERS, With gravies blending does no harm;
OILMENoke.,With cold meat is a luxury rare..

Everywhere, I o eat add viands it makes you dare.
In 6d., Li., The .laiutieet dishes more delicious;
and 2s. And even renders cheese more specious
BOTTLES. Every dish it does improve;
E'en epicures this sauce do love.
01 imitsti n please beware;
To get the real sauce take great care.
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Sole Propri,tors—
GOODALL, BACKHOUSE, 4 CO., LENDS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

X IR- BATS.

Toe sit se for the Geue.al Dielr:ht Prt. W" n
produ.a.l, whilh showed that the sum of 1.752 was
regoteed t•I intet the espenditure fur the Pest two
m The clerk w mot:eked to mate a !As of
le. in the I:.
Thu Su:reyor reported that roads bad been repot; red
at WrstJul, seven men were cracking atoocs sod
isnatea;,iog. lie WAI ordered to do what is ne..:esssry
to keep the water meter city for the futwe.

THE VASILVOWIII 1101SANCL8._

The fql lowing lettec was road f rum Mr. Rick ard
Coh

" Cast'et.wo, Part,anfl,
" 5.6 8 .pt., IFt2.

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"S I. call et or attention t ntibtancett
thrown out into the r todertay atett.sat 0' peoole's boners at
Caatle•o so. notably lb." Itt tut n Inn." all te!use
and Ricci. b sing thrown hod oottide the do 4*. I have
rtedino•lly cootplatned about 'Lean httathertelt slate of
thing.t, end no retteo t• taint). If your lospecter o'
Nistomee. cannot Jo his •ork yet another, and where te
the u',,..1. Wit yon were gotog to I as. erected? I ene
sorry hi hated to lay tois emsapi.iot. hut I to not woM
say
odd .eirme dis .. oro arise here rot prolutbir it would rittt
Is II (be right pos ales) ; hu, I am detet mined to writ. to the
L cii retirement Booed of Bes Pb. and to rotas. hi pay
to r-ti., in order to be .onotoone.i to site publicity t
t Lt. eauilaL Wt y, visitor. beeo have to bold the'r sae.,
vow I hov most never roma optic. Wilera ITO 70115
.W.V.lo(o.—Yolra faithfully,
" R oust. Cox.
"Ti the Ch•lnnan and Members of L dal Board of
Health, portend.
"P.S.—The remedy is in your band.: summons sporty
cotonattins a nuiaane, and make an szamplo, and you
will aeon we it 'hated."
Th. Surveyor wa, instructed to send the scavenger
and the cast there once a week, but that no urio.i.
wen C. be erected.
A ocmplaint about slay by Mr. Mellish was rej.cted
by the &ant who slid not admit that any clay woe
left on his buid by their man.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

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Agents, Secretaries of ocktles, F..remen, en
required to es.ablish Watzh Clubs fur the &b.. e.

AN 1., /At
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

A DYING WIER ASSAULTED BY A DRUNKEN

li(ISBA ND.
A very wretched instance of the effects of ovar-drink•
Mg came befoee the magierates on Wednesday last, and
was heard in the magistrate:small room, in cousequen-e
of the alterations and the Council bleating. Mr..
Seymour, wardrobe dealer. of St. Tbooms.street, has long
been very ill. and Mil, has been in a dying state. Her
husband. a wheel-chairman, wee very much affected by
sorrow at his wires sufferings and his Inman ling loss of
her; but, unhappily, he did as too many others who
believe in intoxicating drink, he took to drowning his
1 grief. This memo to have roused the bed aide ot the
man; be became greedy slier what his wife would leave
—her eecoud-hand motlte„ and jealous of her giv;ng them
to Kate Sargeant. who attended the w 4.. end la. we
believe, a married daughter. Under the irtluence of
drink, Seymour went into hie dying wife's bedroom. sad
worried her about this money, even proceeding to lay
hands upon her—a dangerous sesault in her deplorable
H. was arrested, and the poor woman lett to die
in peace, as far as be wee conoerned. Mr. Seymour,
when 'ober, has always expressed the greatest sorrow
and regard for hie wisp ; but the magistrates would not
trust him, and ordered him to enter into recosnizaneoe,
himself in ,C,50, and two other' la CZ each. In default
be yes committed to gaoL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

WALTER EDWIN GROVES,
Clerk.

Dated 9oth September, 1882.

DORCHESTER LECTURE SOCIETY,

tiasiuox 1882-88.

ON THURSDAY, sEPTEMBER 28th, 1882,
will be delivered in the TOWN HALL, DOR-
CHESTER, by it TINDAL-ATKINSON, ESQ.
(lierraut at Law), a LECTURE, entitled
"AN HOUR WITH THE ENGLISH WITB AND
HUNOURIBTB."
The Chair will be taken by E. L. KIXDZISLZY, ESQ.,
.

Boors open at Rell.paat Seven; to Commeace at
Eight.
ADMISSION. —By Members' Tickets to Reserved
Seats. By payment at the Doors—Reeeived beau, 2..;
becoad Seats, ls. ; Back Seat. 6d. To meet the con-
vemence of Membeis it has been arranged toe' Bur,*
Tickets shall admit eiiiser one person to Reserved, or
twe to the Second beat..

bubecflptioas should be paid to the Account of the
Society at lleseue. Wuxuata & Co's Beak, or to Mr.
1111111 T STK /ND!, liononiry end Tickets
may be obtained on application to Mr. 11SWKIr Law,
High liaat-streeL
G. A. GEORGE. Hon. Sec.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

Till DORCHESTER

(Old Established)
SERVANTS NEUISTRY OFFICE,
Under the Patronage of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry.

E It VAN T b—iV A N 'F9.-23 Cooks,
1.. j wages from 134 to 1.15. 5 rarlourmaida. £l6 to
lle. 8 House and l'arlovnuaida, £l2 to £l6. 1
Upper Housemaid. e. about 23, £2O. 5 Housemaids,
LW to £l4. 3 Lpprr Nurses, £2O. 3 Suraci., £l2
to £l6. 8 General Servants, XlO to £l6. 2 Kitchen-
maids, 1:14 to LW. I Experienced Lady's Maid. 1
Useful Maid as attendant on an elderly Lady, about
30 i 3fari ted Alan without incombrance, as Groom
sad Gardener, lls. a wee k and Cottage.... 1

Apvl) t Mr. I'itt,ll4l., Put. NCI, paddler and Ser-
nuts heron.) Udice, d, Dorchester.
. .. .

Regteiry k,e One Shilling charged to Lady and
Servaot. it by letter, 12 stamp*, and a siatuped
rie!elope for reply. . . . . .

holianled given until the fee is paid, and no leliers
seewered unless a stemped envelope as enclosed.
- -
‘IVIIEREAS The Right Honorable HENRY
GERAR D, BARON ALINGTON, of
Owen, In the County of Dorsat, and The Reverend
JAME, PENNY, Kett ir of Teals-NT RUSHTON, in the
said County of 1) vest, Clerk In Holy Orders, being
respectivety interested under the provision. ri "Tae
babe-ire Acta 1845 to 1878." in the Land ant
liet.-ditamenta net forth in the Schedule hereunder
edam, sith the greaten m and A ppur tenabcee there-
Unto belonging, and beans deeiroue of effecting an
Exchange the same, have rude applicatimi, in writ-
t, toe hamar., Commisaionen for England 2nd
Wass, to direct. enquiries Whether such propoi*d
Exchange woi d be beneficial to the Owners of mach
respective Land, end kiereddautesits, and to proceed
with the seme under the pr .vieione of the said Acts.
Now tne luclovure Commiesioners for Mu/land and
Wales, being of opal m that such Excha.ige would
he besefictal, and taut the terms thereof are just and
reasonable, hereby give notice that they will (MUNI to
be framed end confirmed, under their Hands and Seal,
an Order of Exchans• in the matter of the said
application, unless ri Aloe in writing, of dissent to the
said propoeed Exchange be given to them by some
paean enta dto an Eater.* in, or to a charge upon,
%nimbi Lsod and Rare Itmatents 0-any palo thereof,
oa or before In. 'Anti day of became sort.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

MODERATM TERMS.

IHE SWANAGE POSTING zsztausamsart.
0. bIIMMERs'I3 PUBLIO
OMNIBUS.
To and from Wareham Station Daily.
LEAVING SWANAGE at Nine ma.
1.11 Arriving at Wareham Station in tune for the
10.68 a.m. London Train. and the Dorchester and
Weymouth Down Train at 11.0; Returning from
Wareham on the Arrival of the 11.16 Train from
Waterloo.
FASHIONABLE WAGGONETTES & PONY
CARR. AGES.
CAPITAL DOG CART.
SADDLE HORSES AND PONIES

Booenre Orem :
RON r ILLIT ILOCISE, 111V/MIAGi.
( N ear the Albert Memorial.)
Clartlegee await the Arrive of Visitors by
Illteemor,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

POOL/.

Tam ADJOURNED Idaustau lanTnco.—Thls was
held at the Town Hall, on Friday, before the Mayor
(R. Aldridge, E.q.), and W. Nano, G. Curtis, and
U. IL (latch, &qrs., for the purpose of bearing the
applications for, off-lioeusea—Mr. Trevanion opposed
for the teetotal party of Poole ; Mr. Traver and Mr.
H. S. Dickinson supported the applicants, woo were
eleven in number. Mr. Samuel Biker also appeared
as an opponent on his own behalf, ezercisimc as be
annually does his right sea ratepaym. The first ap-
plication conaidired was that of Mr. (home Lush,
baker and Kroner, who asked for a renewal of the og.
license for Brighton House, bonitiieet. —Mr. Trevan ion
opened the case, stating that he appeared on behalf of
the Temperance Societies, and he might also say on
behalf of himself, as • ratepayer. He then pointed
out at length the various Acts which had been ;mend
dace '69.ls.iin with the quistiou—kit. 4w
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

LOCAL OPTION FOR THE PARK.

A very full meeting was that held at St. John's
schoolroom on Tuesday evening, under the an. pines of
that enlrgetic teetotaler, Rev. Canon Stephenson for
the purpose of resisting the Introduction of new public-
houses into the Park. It has been proposed to
transfer a licence from a pablichouse In a poor district
to a house in the new land of the Pnrk. sod Canon
Stephenson has discovered that the brewers intend to
have, so he reckons, five new publichonses in this
district.
Canon Stephenson presided, supported by the Rev.
E. Comore, of Parkstone, and the people eaten led
from the head of the first room right down into the
atcuoning one, which was opened for the purpose.
the Perishing " was rung, and prayer offered,
and then the Crams repeated that "pence's wishing to
oppose the opening of DOW publichouses in the Park
were specially invited to attend, sobs hoped all pre-
sent were anxious to oppose three new publichouses.
lie was not there as acid teetotaler. but wished to
consider calmly the question of Publichouswe at this
end of the town. If people wished to have an
Increase, he was not Roing to move in the matter'
I though be should greatly regret the decision, and try
to bring them to a better mind another day. But the
people of the Park do not want more
m keep are most anxioes to keep them out,
and it is a moostrousiy bard caw that they shall not
h&c* tie power le Nay so. It pnblichouses were peo-
pled foe Viowrk-temee es tee Belvidere, we *wild
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

Pate 31 saya:—" Two pairs at boots lisexl with fur wen
aijo takain ; and for physic—wild which it la well to be
supplied when travailing in oubol-the-way plaose—soms
quinine and Cockle'. pub, to latter a moat invaluable
naWloino, and one Wagon I haw wed on the natives of
Nowa Africa with the gniataat Possible SUCCOOL In lan,
tba insirvallous affects produoed upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who wae impervious to all native
Eztodicines. when I administer to hum Ave

0001ELCS PILLS
will never Ude from my memory; and • friend of mine
wl.• pealed through the mom disk act many months atter
wards, animated me that my lame m • medicine man,
had hot died out, but that the marvelloua cure wee *yea
thee a theme of wove/lotion in the tramar."

COCKLE'S ANTIBLLIOUS PILLS

MLR TSB

ONLY PRZPARATION
They place before Lb* PIM&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

MONEY TO LEND.

THE IMPBRIAL ADVANUE BANK ia
univera Iy recognised a the Best Office in
England to api.'y at to borrow Money.
THE tsieERIAL ADVANCE BANK
now sstablieheu in London (central) was fir..t
established in Liverpool in 1873, and from that time
up to t ow it has svioyed the repo'-Aion of be' ig the
must a epectable, equitabLe sad liberal advance office
in the Country.
NO SiII:ETU:B Rl:will:ED.
£lO to £.:000 to lend houlodietely to tiodoeho'dea
(Gentleman or Ladies) Profe Gent,. e
Farmers, Trafeemsn, Licensed Wctualltra Modiet
Ge,,leoare, Oairyrce a, Cab PrOprioims, pt. ../e•
commencing Business and o .ber responsible POZMullg,
In town or cunt ay, without suretitte, tii,• an note of
hand alone. or upon their Furniture, Stock, Plant,
Mechfnery, Cat.de, Grope, Implement,. awl °Piet
eft cis without removal.
WMe got at oi Bees paid off. Monty lent fur
0.6,7 kwitarnate purposes. Liberal AC cars also
made upon Detionis of ktercl•aodise, jewellery.
Denis, hits Policies, and ether valuable Property.
Hsi), repsymenta.
Advances ext a led from nix months to five years.
Further Information by calling upon or wr linac to
(elating amount required)
LOUIS SIMMONS, Principal,
Imperial Advance Bank,
245. Toteenl •im Court Hoed, London, W.O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

Ths Body,

borne on a shellabier, in which were the wife of
deceased cud other relations.
About 70 brethren from the "United Brothers"
Lodge (in regalia), to which he belonged at Weymouth,
amonot whom were Mr. Thiselton and the Secretary,
Mr. Clark. Several brethren also attended from toe
'Great Eastern " sod " Excelsior " Lodges, Weymonth,
each carry,ig a sprig of thyme, and many wearing the
funeral sashes of the Order.
The funeral cartvc proceeded down the Great
Western-road and then up the Weymouth-road to the
Cemetery, thus passing the South-Western Station.
At the Cemetery an immense concourse of peopie had
congreitatal to witness the last uflines of the dead. The
itev. T. W. Knipe conducted the funeral .nice, after
which the funeral oration of the Oddfellows was reed
by Bro. P. G. Clark. of Weymouth. At the oonclusion
the members of the Order cast into the grave the sprigs
of thyme. The scene at the grave was very painful
and =males, the widow of the deceased being
terribly effected. The coffin, which was covered with
beautiful wreaths and flower; bore the following
inset iption :—" Walter Woolf ord, died September 11.1,
laird, aged 30 years." Mr. Wellman was the under-
taker.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

A PHYSICIAN GIFT.

A NEW WORK ON NERVOUS DEBILITY
AND FUNCTIONAL DERANOEMEN2.
rillS little work conveys a graphic deserip-
liOD of tin' Canso and Coro of NERYO 1 8
DEBILITY, Indiguation, Palpitation, Loss of Brai I
Power, Memory, Ae. All who, from variour caubea,
are depressed in spirits, shaken in nerv, or weakened
in frame, will Anil it a truneure.
Post Free, 2 stamp,.
J. Bum, 7. Tavistoek-stroet, Bedford-sallow
Loador.

MONEY LENT WeTHOUT SURETIES
by the NATIONAL DEPOSIT BANK,
16 and 17, ItLIaIL.atkIT,CUTINTItt IiANDIN LONDON
Capital LlSo,Mill. Iteterve Fund, Advances
made at a few hours notice,from .130 to £2U,000 in town
or country, to male or female' upon note of hand,
mortgage of furniture, stock, plant, crops, and famous
implements without removal. Also upon Nu policies
and deeds, front ES per cent. from one mouth to Cmyears.
No sureties or fees required. All communications ars
strictly private. Call or state =nutlet napured.
011ARLES 11. WkIEATLEY, Manager,

N.B.—The !imager having • large atuount of capita
at his eon' nand, and wishing to extend roe business to
persons residing in the Country, responsible applimuts
will have the money tbuy rulturo uuu dsy after applica-
tion. Nu genuine proposal refused. The advances
sicced VSO,OUJ pe • annum. EstalAished 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

suoorma OF ABD-EL-AL

--
PROCLAMATION BY SIR GARNEP WOLSELEY.

OFFICIAL TELEGRAM&

Sr
Garnet Wols•ley has iesond • (spend order, in which
he cong..atulate• the snap upon the brilliant MICCOIIII
which has crowned its efforU in the Egyptian campaign.
end be bear. testimony to the h.-fb tuilitary courage and
noble devotion to duty which have animated all ranks
under hs c cumand He concisdas by s tylltg—" Called
upon t show discipline under erN)Pt Oli&I prisations. to
give proof of fortitude in extreme tort, and to show coo-
tempt
Of danger in bottle. 1101111 officler. *Mous. sts-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

THE SCHEDULE

TO WHION THE FOREGOING NOTICE
REFE/14.

LAND and Hereditennets in which the above-named
HENRY GERARU, BARON ALINGTON, is
interested. *steam in the Yareh of TABIAM Ross-
Tux, In Um County ol Dorset, and proposed t be
exchacced fr Ui. Land and lierecitissosate herein.
alter specified.

No. on
Tithe Mep.

Deemption a. L P.
In the Occupation 1,
Th.- 1t.,. Jam.
yeun
• Orchard. 3 13
• 0ut,.,, Meadow 1 1 4
2 0 37
-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.

St. PSTIMBUSG, Monday.— The Nott.e Premiss%
says when Turkey is partitioned England might mak*
a bargain with Russia tor predosolasnee in Egypt.

DREADFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN
HUNGARY.

A serious railway accident occurred on Saturday,
nesr Men. in Hungary. The Haver Draws swollen
by receut ft ousts. had carried down with it trunks ut
trews sod otter debris. Soule of this cams into collision
with the railway bridge at the place named, aud in-
jured the structure that_part of it g•ve way wbeu the
Aldti. train went uollr. Tne engine, tauter, two 1,00 le
waggons, and two passenger carriages wee pit cipitakd
loco the water, bad twen y-tive persos.s were drua red,
mountain others received inure or lese aori,us wjwies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

AIORtIO
:RATIVESI
, ea( PLOYIED
Combustion

41=t`
bark Loudon,

A BERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS,
carriami, imid. leserl pi loan *crumb. mad beaMtVel.
Plee. and prin... friem J... . I.sawm. Arelpoir. Aherdeem.

gaRA-SIDE EDUCATION.—&.s View House
arar hoar,. Nomad tl•mn...rriai Edamlino. Brat
dirt. without limit. biome tag*. a bath's". Grounds, thirty
In the bratthirat in Kurland 1.1•01431.11•Torvtally
Kirirreper• MIMI.. Trrtn• f.ir litii•esa.

ROWN'S GUINEA OlNTllENT._lnvahlabb

ill;;;,

BILLIARD & BAGATELLE TABLES.
A LARGE STOCK of NEW and SECOND-RA-Nil
/ABM always on hand. WRITE FOR PRICE LIST&
G. EDWARDS, KINGSLAND ROAD, LONDON. lAS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

BOURN utouTß.

EST FESTIVALS.— liar Veit thanksgiving sersicee
ewe held on 1 bureday evening at St. Clement's end
St.. Stephen's churches. The floral decorations at both
churches were very pretty. Tii• Haw. I'. G. Powell,
rector of Froeester, Gloucestershire and curate-in-
charge of St. Swithin'e, preached et 14. &wholes. 444
the go, Yr. NEWS at St. Gloms%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

PIRW WATERWORKS salute.

A letter was read by the Oh rk from Ness Iterryweather,
the great engineers, of Greenwich.road. Lundon. roc:6,nd
b 7 Mr. T. George, of this gmn, as :
" A friend of ouru. who is engaged in constructiog
water smite in various peir.s of the country, has asked us
to .nquire If. r•gular wooer supply wouid be looked on
re,th favour in yowl town. Of cuutaw, it is ilupos.ible
for him to my if waterworks would pay or nit for )our
district, but he tells us he has to take the large and small
togothet, sad run Ibo risk.
" The prorate M this—our i fiend would for in a cdmpany,
provide the Capt.! through his tends, and go to Parlia-
ment this year for authority to make the vrrks, and if
any local pereons erieh to subscribe to the undertakum. of
cauree, they can do so.
"No one would have to pay for the water, unless they
need it from the Cdnipany.
"Do you think your Rout Authorities would welcome
such ais undert dune, by cdnienting to the pipes being
laid down, at they were commlt:4 se to the future of Gm
slew/

Ws should be alai to know il the water as at present
supplied is sood or bad, aul any other ialorruatiou you
era givs us will be moet acceptebls.
" Yours tlithf oily.

kiLiLt----TWiATIIEII SONIC
Lettere were also read (rail WO Clint Empowers—Mr.
Watowy sod another—who had both abut:4 toe town, and
in camparty votta the Oterir and Survayor, insp.ctett the
tow. nod netahoourhoed, arta atating tsey would alertly
repot the result of their üblorratione. lo these lotions
t3olel'ichsteti to. cret of watt:. accommodation to con.
MIMI, I solouot to about 614 per coot of toe present
tatsab e value, tv. absot let to the C.
Tire Barad cooeiderdel the subjtct to be liberally treated,
but wisher tor lot shin toloruitt.ort arid more details
br fore c.ontog t a,j decisi so 00 10. subjsct.
Sigotog the naittaaery cheques completed toe business of
the tneetlog.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

FOR 100 EXCELLENT I PALATABLE
HOUSEHOLD RECIPES,
Write to Mimes. GOODHALL, BACKHOUSE &
Co., Lewis, encloaiug a penny stamp for poetess, wins
you will be presented with avalusbie book of 100=
bound in cloth, and fully illustrated, culled "0
THINGS," MADE, SAID AND DONE FOE
EVERY/10HE AND HOTISEHOLD.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

FURNISHER&

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Well stocked with every description of
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Suitable for the
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CURTAIN MATERIALS.
A groat Variety of Novelties for Present Soma&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

SOUTH WHSTERN RAILWAY.

A °HEAP EXCURSIoN TR tIN, from the
WEYMOUTH and DORCHESTER LINES. to
LONDON, returning from Waterloo Bridge Station
on the following Saturday or Saturday week, at 12.10
p.m. Leery MONDAY theasafter, uutil further notice.
A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave WEYMOUTH at
s.sa .m. for LONDON.
6160606. I Time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

8010000 AA Ll.

The Tows CLERK said he bad written to the Borough
Analyst, and asked if be was prepared to accept •
reduction of his salary from £lO to E 5. The Analyst
wrote that his tender at EIO a year was the lowest for
the office, even if it were a sinecure, he did not see why
it should be reduced; but he thought more samples
should be sent to him. He mentioned the analyses of
milk, as instances of what he had done. If, however,
the Council should par-let :n reducing his salary, he
could only protest and consent.
The MATOIi said by retaining the analyst the
analysis could be got more cheaply than others would
do it. But the thing waa not working as well as it
should work, because the Superintendent had to come
to the Mayor every time be fancied something might
be wrong. He advised the acceptance of die E 5 offer,
but he thought more might be given if the police could
send up samples for analysis without extra charge.
It was resolved to accept the offer of the analyst at
EA
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

DEATH OE LORD TENTEEDEN.

Lord Tenterden. the Permanent Under Secretary for
Foreign Affairs, did d Friday at Lynmoutli, North
Devon.whither be had god for tho benefit of hie health.
Ilia Lordhip had looked much better. and seemed greatly
invigorated by hie change. Oa Wednesday he wee out
fishing on the River Lou, when he we. suddenly seined
with ant of apootaxe. ice we. in thou.:moped of several
iaattamaa at the tans and was at OLICA removed t
F.6-tai. Machold aid we. obtained; but from the first it
was evident that the mem we. hopeless, and his Lord
lingered, almost nommecione. esti! Friday morniag, whim
he died.

INFECTION AT SEAEII:a LODGINGS.
A Parent writse se follows to Loudon contemporary ..
air.—The danger of catching infectious diadems al meads
lodgings dsters many from sending their children there,
an it Is • well-recognised one. But are the loiginetoum
katrzto Mune tor this; for are not the diseases brought
seawall, greatly against their interests? Donut
doctors alter a calm of markt fever (the most luting of
all infections) has reached the einvaleacent stage almost
invariab:y recommend a visit to the seaside The patient,
either by his person or his clothing. then become's danger
to others in the same MAYO, or who follow &het him.
Now, if there were convalescent seaside homes, wish all
the best sanitary appliances, kept tx pi ,paly qualified
medical men, for the reception of mob eases Owe recovery;
end if soy Parent" or Otntore alti sent soy suck 00011 to
other places were- punislislik olib heave flues, I think the
evil would lon diappear, and the visite to the amide be
deUverwl from host element of (huger which, to anxious
parents with delicate child,... dolma the Ammo ei
"Mat Uwe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

ADJOUIOND CL4.111 YON JOINER'S WOLK

B Holliday, of BIM ngharn, Stephen D. Farwell,
of Werniouta. MY sttnw r worg done according Los
scnedule of pricer.—Mr. Ho •ard appeared for phintid,
mad Mr. Weston for tidendeut —ILL Walton raked th•t
Mr. liiwen, from whom be received the not:c.s, might
appear in It.. cam ; riot Hr. lioe•pf Mated LIO bad that
morning received Instruction. Iroin lit. *ALMA) to rptsma
for Win.—After some optml.ti4l2 On he pea or Mr.
Welton. the tatter pat it directsy to the Judo whether
Mr. Howard citild &piers, I -The Judge: Oa. yog —Mr.
Ho a erd then .:mod whin the per ties agreed, • ecliedule o:
luxes wee Wren, to Inwh to be p.lllor bay windows. el..
Ir., to welch toe too agreed, no doubt nit kno • big bon
much he required, and Mr. liodidey wait to work, and
agareard that Cenall minus wet, to be rimmed on
account. He continued until he awl done work to We
extent of £2l; but had for POW time Me greenest diffi
catty in gotung money, first ut all he was paid very wall,
but then he could nit got money to lire upOs. although
he had to buy goods for the express purpose of the work.
He therefore did to much, ant then the worn sin no tat
stopped.—Mr. Hull iday raid he viai hiring in Weymouth
at the neginuinf of toe prawn' year. lie had prertou.lp
been +rock tut for Mr. F...0t am a carpenter and Joiner, and
bong out ot work, he went to the dl indent, and asked
if he eiaLtel any loamy work for the buildings he was
putting up. Dsfendrint said "Yes." and plaintiff gave
aim an estimate for the work, • duplicate at which
art mate he produced.—His Honour said the original
mata ought to be produced; but on referring to his
note., he found LIM tue ortginel esttmate was put in at
Lun nuaing in June, when it.. aim wee adjourned to
enable tte defendant to amend hie perticulars and woad •
art-otf. lite baleen., was 1.9 Ti. 64., and defendant had
paid £6 in:o court, so that the 11141 61:120.111t In dispute was
a 3 7.. 61. The cum ohouid tie referred to some practicei
rum, —Mr. Ho woad and Mu. Weston then reined, ill Or.lllt
to settle the ease.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26

COOKL E'd ANTIBILIOUS PILLS
Ix vac

EIGHTY-TWO YEARS.

18, NSW ORMOND WSW, LOXDOS.
COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

BENSON'S
WORKMAN'S
SILVER ENGLISH LEVER.

£1 1.. 0 d.