The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-23 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRFSS Avn AGRICULTURAL fIAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1384.

WITWOOTS ROYAL HOSPITAL AND DI SSSSS AST.—
TN, Hoc. fleorenoty bey t, noniron iedie with erotolnl
thanks the receipt of £4 per the Ker. J. H. B.'. .r.
X A., being • moiety of a 0.11.44.100 mode by Mr. K.
Stool fr,,nl the P.otlend qoarrymeo, and El 1..
doeation from Dr. Obildr.

Stirranci on • sit Cerrant.--Oo Friday the Re-
corder of Liverpool ponied esotram on William
William* for not having taken precautions to save the
British ship Catherine and Alice, of which he was
master SIIII owner, ma the 13th of May last. Al the
last city motions the pelvver wog charged with
edieniPtieg_to scuttle the ship, bit the Jury thee die.
agreed. He was proceeded ageinet at the present
sessions aid (mod sot guilty. 'Thee he was in4icted
under the Moodiest Shimmies Act, section 439. for
neglect of duty. Oa the 13. b of May the ship was • I
1.. miles off St. Alban'. Bey, Oa the south coast of
England, when the weather was fair. The ship bad
bees pumped at six lead eight o'clock that night, but
at tem o'olock Me had several feet if water In Wm
The crew attempted to sieve the mewl, although so I
orders were given by the toptein. Later on, without '
having need tile ',gimps, the captain, with his me°,
left the ado la • punt, and reached lead in safety.
Another ship, the William Martin, fell in with the
deserted ship, which was towed into Weymouth
Harbour, whim holm were found in Me bolt on of
the bold. The 1,011.11111 f WAS found gunk', on Tulare-
day, and on Friday the R corder passed settees*.
He mil that the prisoner bad been found guilty of
t most disgraceful aot of cowardice of which a
, British mamas could be guilty. He wished to mark
hie goo« of the mime of gross cowardice of which the
primmer had been guilty, and he should there! ire
metence him to eight months' imprisonment.
A itnersormtuttoonixo Max, named Job° gherreo,
who said be belonged to Jersey, was charged on Wed-
nesday, before the Mayor and Messrs. Nattier' and
Vincent, with begging.—P.O. Day said he was Oa
the Durcheeter•roed the night beton., and saw the
prisoaer bsgpiisgjrow door to door, and he took him
Solo caety.—Toie Mayor: Where is your
Prisoner: 1 doe's kuow.—Witmeee : He was drunk at
the time, sad was very violent, so much e that I bai
to get amietammi to bring him to the station. He had
is. 514. In coppers on him. Prisoner denied
begging, and complained that the ciostahle hoodleci
him very roughly, knocked off the skin from his wrist,
and broke hie shirt oollez.—The Mayor said the
prieouer came to Ws boom begging, mid whoa he gave
him • breed ticket he abuieribini.—Mr. Supt. Vickery
said be was at the station when the primmer was
brought in. He was drank and violent, end when In
the oell he kicked the dom.—The Beech mat
2t.higago2yr_gLY.lWbit4usz.7
end Incapable on the goay.—P.& Amery said be
heard commie shouting out murder and policeo ad
on going to the Quay he mew the primmer in • boat.
Be asked to he to4ned lip, and be told him to come
ashore and be would do so. He loaded, and oilmen
looked him up for sidety.—Prisosisr said be did not
remember anything above it —Fined 54, including
wets.
OMNI 807P13 AND ENTOTAINNI MT.—That
genuine pleeemse may be obtained IA a 8001a1 rather-
iag without the aid of intoxicating &lake was
manifested at the public ooffee supper and entertain.
mint held on Friday evening teat, when the comfort-
able but not occoloodious Tensperanos Hall to Park-
street was filled to °were 'wing ley the meiotic s and
Weeds of of the Hope cf Weyinooth "
1.0.G.T. The chair wee occupied or Bro. H ardy,
W. GT., supported by Brm. Clarke. Crawford, R • oriel i,
and Rmeell, Bro. H. B. Beadell presiding at the organ.
The proceediogs were enlivened by a well arranged
programme of glees, solos. sod recital inc., between the
, firet and mooed part of which ooff e, cake, and other
I refreshments of a nature sufficient to tempt the moot
delicate of appetites were provided foe Mom pregient.
I The programme on the whole wet creditably rendered.
There were several INIONMA but with oar exoeption
were not responded to in ocarequeeee of the length
of the programme. Spetal mentioa mast be made
of the bunion:me msg. ' A Friend at a Pinch,"
moldered by Bro. Bt. Clair, who sang in flret-olare
style, and was loudly appland.d. The glee,
"Foreaken," by Bialys Guppy ant Penwell. and
Guppy and Farwell was effectively rendered.
Bros. LqVSIONI and Lathy gave • dialogue in an
impressive manner. The quartette, '• My Little ,
Wife mid 1," created much amusement, and was
repeated by mood. A rscitatiou by Slit., Perry
was much appreciated. The two other items in the
programme amain id gave evidence of the fact that
each of the pertoemen tried toMo MeV beet to make
the entertainment what it was, • great 11110011110, every
. . . . . . .

O.; it-a-;417;a71ed- Ticeutas- i;;; i tit; itTle7CeileOC.
Thii programme nu as follows :—Oveiture by B. B.
RISIIII ode, "Out. friends of Temperance," choir;
lee% " Hark I 'tis Mask," Elistare Gurr,v and
Farwell, Bras. Farwell and St. Olaf ; nattatlon,
" Joan of Am," Sider Parsons; song, " D .n't marry
aMsail he Drinks," Bro. Si. Clair ; moitation, the.
Novices; duett, "Larboard Watolt," Bros. Howard
and St. Clair, mat, "Fara Sulam." Bye. Meech;
quartette, "Forsakes," Sister. Guppy and Frtrwoll,
Bro.. Gappy sal Farwell. Quart Ate, "My Little
Wife and I," Brae. St. Clair, Farwell. Watts, and
Howard reoitatioa," WI lowed Heart.," flis. Perry;
song, " Come sad Join U.," Bro. Watts ; dialogue,
Bros. Loveless and Lathy; &lett, " Loving Hearts,"
Bros. Watt. and Farwell; rot and doett. "Let Hu
Sleep," Sisters Guppy and Farwell ; omg. " A ',timid
at a Pinch," Bro. Si. Clair ; "God Save the CI woo."

THE REPRESENTATION OF wzymourer.
UTIUT OF ala FatC4lllo /OHNITOnI.
Al a 000tiolitee meeting a tits Conservative and
Conetitotional Associsti.in hold on Thunder cocaine,
at which all GellerVelf TO Workias fetem'a Associa-
tion waa reprewinted by Ps prealdont sod other
atom, ft was slammed Sir Frolic-10 Johicitoor.
M.P.. elm Oonewvaties MeeOW for thy boron/h, had
decided. Is cooosequeoce f ties Redistribotion Scheme,
not to offer ItistseLf as a catvii late for this dirieion of
the wacky .Bth. next General Election.

()HANGS AGAINST • PENSIGNM—WiIIiam Brown.
• peusiouer. was brought up In cu.todv changed with
et, alibi • tionk.—Williain 1.•-•ec • said he wt. wok-
In for %Ir. Ridout twitting • hedge. and on eiaturdty
the prisoner came t , him and asked him f.r •
clothe. pep.--11e told him be bad Dot one, on I the
socevesi trent away. Wawa witnees wee le tiring ff
work, he wept to we for his hook and glove., "Align
he hwi left aSout 30 yar Is away from +bee b
wae working, and he then found that the h .ok was
gone.
Martha Still /Wei that she lived a L wtota, and
este the man On toe day the hook Wal lot. carrying
• book boldly la his band. She we rather at.i I f
the also, as be woes stranger to her, awl she let the
dog too • lo oouseqnsocie.
Sagerioteodeot 12.4 e applied for • remand, and
Mr. 11 'ward, who dittoed.% asked the Bench I,
admit the peisooer t bail, •• be woe • penal ,uer, bad
!seen 21 years' service, and ha I flee (mei conduct
Wes..
. . .

Tbe 13,nch saki they could not allow fin pci. urr
out on bail, 1101 the hook bad not beet) f..und.—Tbe
acetteirl wao remanded in custody an'll Friday.
Edward Arnold, en apprentice. sail be b.rl been on
the vessel titres yours and seem months. Tbe crr
always numbered 17.

BOROI7GEI PETTY SESSIONS.
TorenAr.
Before the Mayor, sod ?dome. Talbot, R•.b.os
Bathes, Bock, sad hoe.
Elie then% (Tower wee somas .0.11 e• bolo,/ (trunk.
P.C. S ant stated that on the 11th DAceit,ber he toon4
the ;meaner 10 Edo, od-etreet drunk and loos.,ehle,
sad 17101 lo the ,• • —The St esid she bed

lying to goiter • Mayor she i..
been summoned many time., and there was ant a
family in the town more neglected thao
iperiatimdent Vickery meld the det.obant w•• •
drunken lend bed evitnen.— Defendant mai I eh- bed
four children, sod Mr. Robetes rera.rkel that that
ought to be sufficient snitive to keep her from the
dr,nk.—Fined 54., or? days' isitirliwomsnt.
Row AT 11111 Tellint wee
chirged with tieing diegust•ng langosge boyar
William &vitt, which was calculated t • rusk. turn
0 comit • breach ,if the pesoe. Flower I B
deltoded.—Complainant said be MN cerioaker in the
employ of Mr. Wheeler at the theatre. Lad :Ulu,
day night, about quarter poet eight, there wee a lot
of talldeg an I note* going on whi et the lacturer
&earthing Micro. Poole's p.n.-ems, and the
leoturee was obliged to rensocistra,• with those civra•-
log the distort:rocs. Witness went Ito the gallary
dewing the playing of a violin solo by a lady, sad a
off ',der. Re told him he bad better leave If be elould
not aoudad Idiseelf properly, whereupon the defend.
sat left hie sea tied otos to him sal ,'aid You
here med. s greed mistake, and y in will have to
suffer for It. He told bins be had, and that he had
cooly done Isk duty. W.lnerra thee left, and the
defendant followed him to Yr. Pool*, to whom be
(waned) reported the CAM Defendant t ild %fr.
Poole that there bad not beat any a 1..; they took a
b. tile of boor into the gallery, and sonidentally lit
the bottle fall. On returaln4 to the gallery tbe
defendant swore at him, and wittier told him he
would make him pay for it.— dr. Robe.: WM then
more than ODD oottle of be.. taken there 7—Wit...:
I can't may, sir.—The Magistrates' Clerk :-Did ihi
defendant latarfers with you la the discharge of your
dutioef—Wl.nree t He did, dr.—George Palmer said
he woeked at the theatre, and be beard the defewleet
swear at tbe last witneee.—lfr. B 'was oontewled that
it wae • veq, trumpery *see, and one with which the
Bench cluM not deal, as they had not. bye-lav before
them—The Bench considered that Scott had only
bone hie duty, for if the theatre we's badly con-
ducted the licenee might hominoid They cautioned
the defendant as to hie future behaviour, and die-
oilseed the owe.

CHRISTMAS CHEER,
^Christmas oases bet coos • rise,
Aod whim it comes It Mime good chest"
kayos* walking through the streets of Weymouth
would see how thoroughly the tradesmen carry out
this very true and old saying. Perhaps there is
hardly a town of Om mize of Weymouth in
the South of England where the shops sir-
pea. those to be found in our midst.. Not
only are the 'dodoes large and bandisome, but the
disrlay of goods is something for the " drainers " to
he proud of. Whether we take the silversmiths an
jewellers with their ma 'ethicist .ho. of Memo iiis
and precioas gems, the drapers sod their luxuriant,
wszre, and cheerful garments, the latchrrs sod
poulterers with their tempting displays of prime
meat sad splendid turkeys, isms and game, the
c edectiotsers with their cakes sail sweetmeat., showing
• marvellous display of artistic labour, the ',ousel
with their dried fruits of every description, or the
booksellers' show of fancy articles and Christmae
preemie, the some desire to carry out the preced of
the words above I. manifested throughout the town.
Perhaps there is no better way of estimating the trade
of a town than by a criticism of the shop windows, and
we feel sure if thi is dons any disinterested person
would pronounce the past meson has been • prosperous
one, sad that the tradesmen of Weymouth are some
of the most enterprising men t. be found in the
favoured laud of Ohl England. Where can jewellers'
shops he found to surpass, or to ...en eq it', that of
3fr. Vincent's, in whoa, window. there ore bon 'reds
of rings ot the new iet deeigns, nr d •re and au Nip,
silver jewellery of every description ; watchee,
comprising English lever, keyless, Walthon, and
Geneve, from the beet makers ; mob's, ormolu,
and wood clocks, sod elver piste of the
wrest design./ At Mann. Cole and tion's in 13 'ed.
street. or Mr. Read's in St. Thome—trret. di.plsys
of goods ere exhibited 'bon ere &credit to soy t
and from which article. might he •slecie I to plisse.
the most fastddlous. Or go to the weli-known di. p
of Mr, H. Wheeler, ie St. Id ery's elect, and there
one I. enchanted by an exhibition of ab 'at 000 worth
of novelties in choice lather, braes, nabiurt, em
nod other English and foreign fancy go si, destined
especially for presentation. Or tells Mew'. Shrmen
and Sim'e stock, displayed in the same street, and
there will be 'mini boot, for p ople of nil aim the
new annual volume., pocket books, blotting mars,
account b iok. in great variety, anii wim. we cm
pereotially reoommend, "The Old Weymouth Note
Paper," which is Ile nearest imitation id aichm int
ever prcduoed, and is the cheapest, and beet shilling
packet of note paper ever offered. Fire (MT,/
0/0 to be had for a abiding, and we are
sure the paha° have only to try it to chances ill thst
we have written about it. Mr. Croydon, at his !
istablielimmt, Statue Home, &planets. is et iho
present time offering his good. at 25 per CO/1,.
discount, and se hie stock consists of 'either goo Is,
white, odor, and olive fancy boxer., ioir, genes,
ledgers, books, and stationery of every d ecsipti
oar readere should take advantage of the prresut time
sad pay • visit to the shop before the specie' term, •t
which the se/dales eon be pu;cbae.l ore diewmtinne I.
Or to take still another branch of the 'rads of Wey-
mouth—visit the huge mtabliehmeate of ?deans
Roberticin Lod Co. and Mew.. livens sod DI irris, and
them will be obtained such a sight of &mew, meat's.,
fur cloaks, silks, mains, velvet., glove., ii seer),
as will not only gladden the eye, but please the heart.
At Mr. J. G. Rowe's, the onstianier sad importer of
Preach millinery, the "lady of the 11001.0 will
be recompensed for aoy visit she might tusks
by • display of goods which is the admiration of
the felt sex of tille faehimable watering plaice.
For blanket., Moines, sad such articles for which
there is such • demand at the protect cold misein, go
to Mr. A. Dimple', Mr. Watkieson's, Mr. Talbot'.,
or Mr. William's, in St. Mary street. sod for
boots which will keep out the ere, and are
alleged by the minutaMorer to he the cheapest sal
the best, then • visit to " D'ol's " should be med..
If the desire is to please and satisfy the inner 01,10,
we are sure visitors to such shop, as Masers. Pligeon's
Mr. Wright's, and ideseri. Taylor and Co.'. in St.
Mary...street, Me Holm wood's in St. Tb imas'etret,
or Mr. Cox'. In St. Alban's-street, will Soil every-
thing they want of the finest q tatty, sod remarkahly
sheep. At Mr. Green's, where crew cheese col is
to be had In Weymouth, and at Mr. Newpirt's po try
and game are obtainabl sad at the latter's establish.
meet fish of the finest quality. At Mr. Lumley s,
Mr. Bert's, sad Mr. Rolerta', ail in St. Rimy-street,
crackers of the newest make, ociesque.. Is, cc beim,
sod sweets perfectly pare can be bad in any quantity.
For homy pastry Mr. Georee's shop, in St. Thom's%
street, is a well.keown establishment. sl et Mr.
Sutton's, in St. Alban'.- meet, pro•isions of all
description, can be purchase I. It is very difficiat
in deeoribing lb. oh ism of Weymouth to
know where toi leave off, for such • die-
play of goods as is to be 00/0 st the
present time is Mania bewilderine, but we
cm safely advise our friend. if sit, they h v
followed our recommendation.. and 11 .ve gine to the
shone to which we have referred, they fed it nemesis. y
to pay • visit to the chemists et th com of tie
Christina. holiday., thee we .re sues richer Mr. T. /3.
Grove., Mr. Stedman, Mr. Targett. Mr. Greeniy, or
Messrs. Smith, will find • mire for all Cie ills that
flash is heir to.

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A non? secoessful entertainment, on behalf of the
village library was given on Thursday last, fa the
Board &hociroogn. to a good andwocr. The Fro -
*mike* opened with • wall-executed pianoforte solo
by Mrs. J.,hosoo ; this was followed by Mr. Eb.
reading the report of the binary. Mr. D .taves esog
with Ws usual ability, and Mr. Herding re rciv..(l •
merited 11000Y0 by his capital rendering 4 ths " Death
of Helens," sad in r 001.00•41 the '' Anchor'. Weighed"
WIN glyss. M. Blechman aed the Mies« 12...cket,
Ijourcill, an I Andrews ecqult.sd thetneelve. •scecd-
, logly well. Mc Newm•. is alwere well gird s.l.
! and, ae natal, WIN greatly amended. MOWS T.
sod a Strasnall••, were both much apprecteto...
' The second pert co mmenoed with • pioely-po formed
pinauforte duet by Mist F. sod M.ter 11. Mend,.
Mins Elyom gyre a reeitetion in • very pleesiug
OaoDate Mr. Johneon'e " Polly Pirkl." (in chase.
Us) ceased laughter from brn(iaalog to end. The
loolai ol the 'shoal Wilkins was U.gsrn.4 to with

wrest Interest by the eomplay, sad "Ci of Save the
Q ••••it b.oorrbt hi. very yoooo.nr rotertainment to
• to-c. The (4...fr•rnate w.• a• I,llow. :—P.,t
P.•”..1•0rt0 golf+, \I 'e J ming .0 ; r •ediad rt .t ••••
lb .cy Lr.E ; • uz, •• el I Westin." Mr,
; 14'n'tt • I Nelo •:' MT H• i
isms, " Who'. tom. Tappiue at is. tta.de , Gate.'
Mien 0 0.• e• ; •.C.t tiont. ••C sera* ••f the Lt. ht
Itriatole," N-vria.n ; saw. I'm • li.rry
Z Mr.. Blockuton r, Greg, "True Love is
8... t." Mr. T. M areball•ar ; sung. "Gat r the
R 90," Mt.. R tet•et ; mien% "Ha 1 Sinotog M.irn "
ant " Doath of C I:•,biu." •c 1.01 Port
cioett. " Po•.eh act Jatiy Q
Mow F. and Id .ter E. Marsh ; eotitt • 3 me D'Y'"
Mrs, J,liwoon ,• ',us, "Po iy Prrktor," Mr. J ho'
reeiu•ti ,a. "0 oe nol• "it.wb‘•• t'' Mru'l /1'•
Sim.; eon.r. "Mr. .1 Musics. Party," Nlr.
it “Aiug ; song. L... H .tlet • Li.tle M ot,'
" Bonet n•• it• Alr
G. ; red,ati el, Toe Carter," Mr.
Newman; duet. "Oh, dear what •••• it. matter As,'
Mhos Cuurage sad Mi. Antra's.; woof., Ye
Mariam., of England" awl "G.sof Noire from
school children.

p sad. and etroogly ren roma oink that The MINA
P.ort.lant AlSaner $ re tt....rlit 4 .riatv b, a p (ISt.
Ass' is i, Ow Wet. C llti r brim' lot bowl, Sit
Ali 111111.011111.11 t 16.1 m Pre tort
U .o 0 at no 1•40 cv)
hal .13.-o to ..• nry will hair. ....P.i..g St
tAr Ale k ..• up of UP. cu., awe a. Iv-MOWS alliotrild
t•• j •I. Hit ere h .p.. not, year t Am •
larger own ar, a* most ol toe utearreet have **vend
saw to•wher• to propow.

toad without a stain epee big rh.-a ...or.
Mai sm. t • h.ncenq sire J t th. c ohs hi bed wro 2-
(elk seerr'. est lea. Vsll.l the m ot, ems' I set
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THE BANKRUPTCY #l, WAKKIIItI
SOL ICITott.

Mr. Bur eel Boomford, a soinit..,, f Or .4 W. 1...
ha
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ci tuyituri is., 'stated hi. return. from hi. b as, .•••
nem eon • LIM • year, an I 1.• isle .4 litiog •te
abut £6OO ant n.w ,r,itten L., 114 .1).... the
shativer. On the preys-us elnnlllie, tb4 be
▪ Ihe nestyl• to ol hi c uhf a t orow
1... money t • pay hi. (ore. liedloaerer. now D •
t.l..grem to •••• th•.. I. m. on ti.. rivet, and the
Court •a ;AO Cif him. Up h appearance be was '
,11•41 one. ivy Mr. Dawes.
stiteniont ol diecharge y hy put down alum
due t • yoh from Mr Dr.:. When was VI it .um
duet-1[44 geseral electlon.-DA you ever glee him
• recetiL in diecharge in full of all sum, thus doe ty
you Este • temipt, but I I.reet too rust words.
-Bieanwe I byre • Inner eatiog that 0.1 mu. C.;
that i. the item .4 £6O you put &Iwo? -Yee ;
I lied £lO in •.h attn. amts.-4%4 have you ame
.1. h It? -Speot it.
Toe R•gistr or (to NI". Dawes) : That I. rather an
ugh, q.retion. It should have be,. in your
sfoo !-Nlr. Dawes : It should hare. hut it ha. ;
pars .1 VI MI -Hi. II .nohr : Of c 'errs. it
bekog el In the cred,tomy-I dee yo.i hid • y vcht ?-
I .old It not summer, st.ut 'Met or I.Rle Mont• 11
before the 6.ing ot the petitimi. I think it was valued
t., r'• a- £25. I forgat wb 4 I go,. lof I•.
hong it i, with .me wine sod other things of M..
Curt,. wh.n he left the Antelope I • 4.1 it for 00
int lievemto.r. but I en.ml.l Mr that out .4 that £lO
mere -p•nit is doing her up end taking her ',KIWI Iu
the TIM Dee. £lO of t .st a cnont. -am hid t.ll
ant £3o'.. Mr. Fey, about m nth or .;it weeks almr
Oh . g the petition. Alt .geth.r 51 . Fat bad shout
£l2O .4 my money, .o..nelther• the end of
Much or herm..in: of A. rd. EIO of that were paid
am .r t • r olitora. for whom I hal co lee.. 4 money.
and £4O I r.e.ived i sine' Vs- hug
pelt . Di...: rbat I „11 of.. vl
Ay • sir I elt•ed emu-thing ..re- CM bit I tion't
took I rro-1.,f mar ..1 that mous wyo...f. I •ro lode
an,. Cit. Hobbs. the suottuoyeer, did met p. 41 we fly
m emy on the tweeting of the este. as'. '''•itat''•
nel,h-r rid he on the f Mowing dn.. Fw., • on. were
peid to t • le..,irn in War-item. who ha j 01gm.4
•••inet ohs of NO, wo.I he o her 13.) or LW.
There era.. b Llano. nt ebon, £BO. srao to.id io
Mr. Fyr.- Cl.. Dame, • £4O, £6O, eml £3O .1•,
not make £420 Whet did you do with the rot I I:
wee for. but Iwo •nre [can't.., hoar uow.
Mr. Fay ere. simply ac•i..g as • femnd fir m-.
believe my orotb •r sum. g . le at the syle.
hot I don't think the Yalu. gra.., much ay £l3O. NI,
tr titer hes newr pod for thaw gorl.. tie ha.
proved forth.. £3OO a.fsitmt the eat tte. He wa. n t
awyre the- in the first instynoe he had &mum I £l.BOO
and 'hen 'lotus 'lit, He might bore brought it up
t CIAO if he im.l charged interest. It wee f..r m .nry
leht.-•o pay my debts at One time. I Cattle i to tern
or three throismole nod. my [l3o,net'e will, end there
I. • 00l.tit.IIsnt ... on the if, .4 a hoy to 16. if be
does ,ot live t.l. 21. To Oe ellen, were principal. lent
•.,,rtog the :hoe I Ara. al Bright. u rouged it. th
mu.icel feat i • .10. Tory cot me something d••• £1.200.
Wit-nnr. H .I.b. rgfee.ged me inyney on my pi•te,
he knew I waft I OlMOUltiee, Lilt I Ilon't k• or to
what ex cit. Tnere were • • mole of 1.010 erhial 1
-aid had heen psid to the RI. V•duatomo yool toe
6:tooi toil I don't think nuw they even
were. Dv, es retrapl• the rll, nom I hat on
NI, Budge has never paid me fore yyiag some
depmilloos. (kir. Budge, eft o wee in Colot I
t itelly .'eny it; I aew the rerirpt book yesterdly.)
I did rot parpowly get out of the neighbourno.4 of
Ware)] MI I-, I/. Oid m °Milt Or. • I did it ill •r.,hl
being re-red with • wrIL-The tegietrar renve.ked
that ws• an"ther brealh of the law. The case bristled
with point..
H. Honour said the bankrupt might e• well pa.,
sad if the .4E64 receiver 'Mord Cou•i.ler It sees•••ry
to proceed letrth-r. oily, .4 worm, his pwinic 0r..13:d
tr.t dehsr Wm' doing so.
. . . . .

The Iminar pt th..o pa.d lAA flail oz•mlinktiou.

ebbs anti ens.

Or borotdrh hes I itoy been p' &I ..1 wlth
ot r rartieetion Mr. IL ,nt nett • 11,i, et. 1. I'. f.d
%Ver. It it°, to int .rai tint L. d elector• of tn. pre
conceived dirioon ‘Varebetn, P•nle, and Wim'eirnt
by whom 1,. tto bagn oak dI, stand f r I at t .e
general electi,•,. Fr•FOLI What Ico beta,'
when tba Will ha Tlltel ready to • • d •e..
114 gn, &lid in. convincing way that, pendia:
p•ople little dream of.

Mr. Harris does ord w-1:1; Opus?, himself forwsrd
In the in.th.r. fie think. ther, are enou
csodiiatr• the field to gil..nt q
•ofEcont fon.l of onn.i.emont to the eleeitr, He is
un.i.,ul, .1 y ilb. I II the earretires-I
-1 toe .li.ioi no of cot t running h on.
Why .1 .o.os't he pie; up the g'ove. I. it he think '
1, IlUt with ut honour sire in hi. own county?'
liar lly I
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Mr. If trri•. if he c .ul I g•..t F tic Trade hal on.
..1 hi. bevel, genial I la the very man for Pint. I
rac..llec% WI/ lb. pre•aleat .if ii. G nec. di r••
hn hi. mat when Mr. Harr'. wady. hi.
5..4 neh him. ant it:premed hi. I th .0 iii-
alto
.• Yhoply male Ca the fltb I f
the rich et ,he mama of the p en.. Evil tine tos
c-C, wee h, Ned to 110 ...a limva atjui•t e atom
he hoard p 'AAR *mom.' V. itch Mika twin:
admit eol dist, f...'. a bile the pa ina..'• " ...coy" in ..1
to 300 pr coat. • lutr. Mr. lion., whelk ha mod-
his b otr, platt,iy toid the electo.n tha he wee
not going to be II aca.l-.that Is him t ey !semi Dotn
g.awa which lai.i g.khlen egg.. No douir it wee money
what • rade t , the go rail? emapte I way
which 111,11,0 on Atire are to at 4.1 at P. .1., trig 1
belly ye that Mr. Herrin is now all the more map/vied
for it.

I me my oontemp ia• a, the Herald. Iva I ft Blake.
Dem, ..id fth • cam he •r•I et the C puntv t wo
Mn icy. H 'lead not ha. been (Lb ono . By •
reo ot Act • fair report ••1 Oly utterances of Lotto-to to
▪ C out of law is pail' awl,
The Poole elopement ram he. en aa I prwlioawl..
Naomi?. The r•ooano— n.i y wog gentleman who
starred the r ocgrol r ••••I to•• IA y of high •legr e
my their ur.wuligh Mit h.. 'a ..h $ thew a S $
• where" pa " and tit • F•• uch de•ecti re hr.. kfeeted
th •,,.I the oh mai.," wee hat al., .1 hr.
aid, bed her caucus uc tel 43 it, with the wl 1',.•-
•,1 • e 1,04 e telli . law •er of the r.y.g icy
what la the nest total a.?

I sincerely regret to have to ann one, birth ,if
Mr. K•rop.Weicb, of PA 'Krum., 11,1,1...4 a. hie in w•
Won tn de:foetid rivitir •onWdc $ by •It er1)0011
hie, at fie. "'clock. K, ear ..1 a w
wri kin ly aatute, anl aa Ai* tul. ( yrar•
au I b.oiourr. He wee an intenee coop t-r of tire
Liberal cAuee, 14,4 in hi. de Ali it bee euot riried a sr et
bre.. He era. 80 yra-• of a,' aurriiii4 hia wife.
lobo diel In her coahuauieti,, ant wee call I. I ee.
beta one of It, preViert Wolll.-0 ils Poole, pint 40
year.. At her death she err 40 year. •.0.1
tii..re is a strange welanch .iy a tachwi to the fact the.
Yr. IC-nip-Welch ha. for Loony yew. ex0t0...01 bit
firm belief he:should not bUrViWe her beyond 40 years.