The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-24 00:00:00

circumstances of the case, peculiarly unpleasant. I Aldridge. Poole ; and resign Hobbit m. Wittil,orn,. partook- of luncheon ' the waiting rooms at the ! Tux f'novs.—Owing to the flooded state of the
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s„tinoise:iiialtiaiziklity.
the 10118
Instead of a remission of taxes we are called
theiriq al! i, It i..7.;,:iinitli",i."l.'"ii'' I nii:C' i' pert' 411,...1 i ; ....at We:t...Yti (..inipainny's Station -at We'inontli, ' riiiti.elitiat,:iss ;ueta.rifliew
upon to bear a further addition to the fiscal o,,re (-.l.,iiiiceiletl.vA. th,ii el,:olair iit.,.lii.n:, tai„th,r, far and aft:rwardA eLj.,y....1 them...slecs by the 3sea side
burdens ; the oppressive tax upon paper is to expected. awl I.b.itt. mint I • d0e..1 1:.?„,,.11.„,."4„.1,.‘h.:`,,1i '
At
,ii.t iil.l,i:ellc air axaer.,:i,s. when thy were regaled with has. howeNer, at length disappeared. ' Some Yttleie
remain (for the present) ; the two Houses of liiiie.df highly de.li;ht .1:a it hOO it I:: 1.a.1 1,4'..'i1, 811:I tr:::::.
ilii atkle,,,, .....,!...t,.ic.:4k, thlrheileiceihr;tintre by
vtliide2:;,4,s grass is carried, and the mowers are busy with the
the Legiabiture have been brought in CO 151011 ' 7.t.,a0,ter,l
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..,11•: WiOi'll eee %tied.' it t!‘e en.j..ye (lleir In.li lay MUR ;heart's er..t.'cli'nt,:rit. We , Itemi:".."l,e,nr.delrl.ohret'fcro°l6‘tij;l.,ingwtheigreat a'awinekus
i‘iyi.:ll.l.....iiiber next iiielerAbind the Hee. .
A.• Strong intends giving an remarkably 'well, and should tineaety;;•ariheirs c!.7.it'kitilinia;
upon that mihappysubject; and the French TreatY by the 1...r.1 I.i. lit..a„.•
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..ti :lip: ov.. tb, n.i - ; .:Ixen.r..;;..niatrally to all the children belonging to . the harvest, thimgh late. will in all probability be
oft ommerce is violently shaken by the bands , ...IN.:, 1.. he ..lind ~, i „ , . „
of those who hare used such extraordinary "o-,e.• in o, , - •,,.,..,
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In.ree„:....i„title.l,ito the caritatbiu fab, ls i abundant. The beautiful kitchen gardens for which
efforts to bring it about. The raising the duties r..
,!..'1•!.1 It , '1,1:n1„1:v, Ow 11 .-.t NI i liti,, drottis tool lif,. - I iil rtillay ee.•!-.1.14 ~Or'C'4,:e.3l'l7ltel it);:ii:cfer:mt 1:-er• ; Mr-ian,,,chanaimliasf so longabeueeiiii, noteibl
tare now in their
~,..,v..f,..v...:,-,.,.J?..... T;,,. t% ~ ~ I, ~ , 1.,,..1, Rirmingliaiii. I :..Itealliani, ite., In ought to 1 ii..tran,„.:ers. W'emareatui.rry togsaT2lio'w:v3tl"-T-C it'll'alkYt the ti
Oil French brandy is a thing easily done, and in „,.,..„„,.,;,:„.1 1„...
..c.,. , ..... ~ ... I ;..n.e...0. 1., \V eyin...iith ale.ut CM 1.:1....1L...T5, awl the ions and ',
dreatled disease has. at length tnade its appcarsuwe
itself may appear to be of little consequence ; ini.,...;„ ,I ..1Ek.,.t... ...f 1!.. p.. in tlio county. t gee..i at ill;ly:Ii! 11011,4,4 ,ere trcll filled for the night, among the potatoes, though as yet it has not become
,I lasli in tho most unexpected and "fl'i a .1-ta •liiiieiit 4 tit- 'Wo'..::.
knoll r I.outh cart., who 1 In. the f.,.: 'wing moiling set eral of the excursion- ! general, and it is to be It'opetl that 3 continuation of
I i..ts proce...le.l to Cacrusey, Jersey, &c., by the i line weather will check its spread.

BIRTH
July 19, at - ['hover. Tolpuddlr, tho wife of Jame
cram, f a daughter.

MAIIIII.IOE.B.
Julyl4, at St. Janie..., Ulm'ham, Surrey, by the Rev.
:vorge I William Dane Pier., Esq., ..on of the I
Hew. Octay. ll'l, %icor ,4 Preston, Dorket, to
Ilarriott, daughter of tho late .1“1111 Sowerhy, klut., of
Ilaekney. M,,ttlu,e. awl Terrington. '1 "1
July IT. pi tl.rue .11,ims, by ti.. Ilea.. .1. Wansworth,
Mr. John t:undry, fetal/PO. to Elizabeth Ante
H.
July IT. at Mortlake. Surrey, by the Rev. Edward
E. 11,11,, Wailed% 11..1.. rector of ..111 Langliain
PI 'co:l're leri.l, lValta.r thirelry, rhle-t ~..111
11-.1,11 I; malty, E-1.. of llrid,ort. Doraet, to Mary.
..hlr daughter a Ito hate Ike. E. P.
July 17. at London, Mr. Martin Watt., sae of the
late Mr. 11. Watt.. of Lougneet, Poole, to Miss Mary
I I aviie, of (*smiler a ell.
July IS. at St. Peter's Church, Pimlico, be the Rev.
John Tyrwhitt Drake, Edward Chapman, eldest son of
Clayton rlarton, Esq., Of linOlf.ird Aldus, Dorset, to
larlotte Diana, daughter of the late Thomas Tyrwhitt
Drake, bal., of Shoe let, Antenatal'''.

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..n.tiv pnaicreal their 4 rviees i•.l keeleng the t.pee
only it c ea,
' tatora out of the way 4.!f the skinned:cm The Don
uwiiittlhesisorabmle with the thhoe
epart.ilnbcillisilheedso,tiagillidt
di.,..,.
....r watipany peforniell the whole of their exer- - WIMBORNE.
much labour
brought into beneficial operation with our i cnes in a highly satisfactcry an:lnner. We may a. 1.1 ' MAIDEN NEWTON.
• that mon of the in .1 I. .. uteri are making very eon. WINEOENE RIFLE ConFs.-This corps is rapidly
neighbours on the other side of the Channel. ts. ' Y . Onn FFELows'.• FEs-rlvx L.-The (hl.l Fellows of
elemble proerese in teret ad ...dine severd of them progressing in their drill, anal at
,a 1 genciral inspection
The immediate cause of all this derangement, . being able trrhit tlw litil's-etli. at iToll •ar:ls distant. ti ahariet lia.l (mite a phi day at Maiden Newton.
and increase of taxation is the war with China. ' Twalay (TueaflaVa the oSi(,:ra, of *1 ill I
...le I...etre.. C.,ri.s en Thureday, in eelebratein of the establishment of Tea°
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havlye.elialel....lmbeLdeo.l.
The colonel,:i;o:tazdti,.7,;:
~ 11.,••• 1,441.,4?. invier a diepeneati.m from the Man- lig, l• , Pa ~t
t I) rch • ter at the general
The Government require .C 3,800,000 to put our will, we unaerstand, men at Nlahlen Cieetle for ride . e nopea to pee Lamm a 0 es
elic.t •r 1 tatty, at Brother Itiscombe's, of the logsK " ad in
differences with the Eurettat of CHINA in some ! Pn.u.ti.".• ' .1.m., t.. he known lieticeforth as "The Loyal Pas- review, which the Lord-Lieutenant would .h.
ea Gam. - A 5.••:.... -
.t flo . N -o • • , • September. Re also passed a high compliment on
thing like a satisfactory position. But the ! I
1,...1.e... x firinl-iiiirrni
,oft a.4•11.-.4 1'
~.,„,„ a with a ~,, ,t , 1., ,o 4 ~l •. o. .I..ii. 1 AToureil wain delightful . „is band.
. ather, ti..• t..-!••.• f...".ein to aselime a mere than ''''' „
quicstion is, whether there is any hope what- .11,..t1!:,•L',...ti,••; ' ti, if
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. i.ctristt ANT) Forrfee It eve Se. trTe, --On
. , .-' .. . : .0 I. 1;.-N" Il• , .)- .• ,•. -t .., tie• mernine advitiLecel, rm.
Nlffielay evening a inee:ing on beheli of this ,Aieiety
ever that with this large expenditure our . II NI aeu .......,4'.',,,..,,,!.. ; .1.. • 1 '.. !at in cievea 4.'el:wl; the I.rethreaCin full regali..
was iuhl in the new Tliwnhall. The attendance was
Celestial relations will be lanced upon a more I ' '''''' ''''"”ev ". " ' ".
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the 1 li-':.iet Wanlen, Brother. Ilreenlealf,
Br. `.....eil saelcon Ilan I. the ollicers and brethren ''''rY numer""3- The itev. IL W' Ph""l'lre ('Ll"'•
antic :ado footing. TMa is a very inthovt t. 7 l Lai ~,, ) then gave a fall account of the Noes:coda
_,,•• ....,•_. _an. . •tte• : ...en I: ..a•... ••• '..., ;. litehrella at 1... t• 1..1 „ft;, . 1,,,1 1,,,, „.,..t 1.4„. t'i 7.. lite fr tlie
point, and one to which the country, as it '' -•' ••,1 '. 'I. '.'
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.., , operatitms of the society. Finally the Bee. Nlr.
aiewars to us, fails to o•ivo that attention which ' ..`•.'"''. "t
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' Ledee, Vi ii. 1, , ;eel ii,,, 1.,,,1 „f if,,p„ I,,,dge, leeynes, in a short Ind eloquent adaress, advocated
. b the claims of the society lay Aiwa:Bing on its Imola-
_ . _ I /ere!. 'ter ; with...v. rai .eiwr visiting officers and
it aleinands. Certainly when we are call le. upon : 1.r.e10, le the I ....tree. Cht responiimg Secretary, mental principles of acti.m. The proceedings tenni.
to inty the bill, we may rub our eves and begin • ' Brother NV.,tern, ana l. I'..i. NI. Boating. of the i nated by the singing of the biology.
to look about, and ask ouniel des, with some Mr. Boron Channtll. -tie of the judges of the Int. ry St. Any ..:- I i t r.'• r., ior.Weefled to attend divine
earnestness, a hat this China war maans, where Waeeern Circuit, arri It I I t
re,. 1, . / We.le-I,er, ,lii S .ter.lav, service et the parish ehurch, the hells front which
hi' the ancient route, t i woe. tie c.e.11,e.....,,e. for eel 111-1-0 ringilig out a jeyous welcome, while from
it will lead us to, anal what it is likel 'y to end in. hill :na the
a:sizea fer tie c'eaut vof lb.reet ; \l r. the tewer floated numerous streamers. &e. The
The inconsistencies of the great actor himself, Just ic•CKeeting heing pr•vented 4.c,••inealla io.; Ililll, 1.; •rizion was preached by the rector, the llon. and
Mr. Il LA 115174.1% E, in this business ,ought to put the in censequenve of ti,. Aerere nines. ef "I is. E•etting. II• v. W. 11. Me it, fr,nit o.dations xi. 2-" Bear ye
\l r. Ittron t•1e....i. -.11 was le•t at the tep ef S•inefer.l otee anet'aere. lad XII. and se fulfil the law of Christ."
twitter before us in a clearer point of view than
11%01 by G. NN olefe.-1 l. I) gin'. lee 1. „ e 1 se, 1,•',..., rue .Ifter screic.• the brethren ogainfiirmed in twocession.
to admit of the extraordinary actinic lice • a Ale. the I! 1.;11 sheriff, ac,..iii;e01144.1 lay I wanas sod triad a complimentary visit to thew several
whieli has been given to the War. Three years ri"oks. re•-.1.. the Under sh•.ritr. ce•rge Andreae. friends and patron.; in the village, the principal
Kai., the Counte I tot:, and the itenal retinue of . streets of which were also paraile.l, the band playing
ago Mr. Gleans-I.ONC denounced war with China
• • javelin men. The de g int ... ups 4.. provided lw a variety ilf enlivening pieces. At two o'clock
'tit great f. irce anal th st convincing or ru- •it i
In the Ilona° 0( Loral. on M b.,. mho Al.,equig I, iv* - ' o• 6 i ...r. -ewer, coaelimaker, of Cie. town, excited they arrived ill a large it'll belonging to throttler
of Clatiricarde, in Moving for referring
amt. The position of that glib orator is general aamiration. Baron cha0....11 went at once 11-ewanibe, 011 the gently rising hills overlooking the
papers :
to the frontiers of Savoy, said that the inter- . changed -his tone is altered-but that to the County.ball, where the weed preliminaries for . lianke of the Frmene, where the worthy host hull
, openin the conimission were gone through,pr•iebled a inoet excellent dinner beneath the shade
national Lite IF4I impe had lawn violated by the ! wiiith was truly said in 181 ao ")" ••• •
• .iniat the afterwargas piocee.lea to the Jielges' ludeings iiii of a wpacions tent. The chair aas tilled by the Ilan.
annex:duet of Sevey to Fr ince, and asked for war is true now. It was then declared ! Iligh street.: and Rev. W. IL Scott, awl the vice•chair by Dr.
some assurance from the Government that the l' hi. he Meatless of the assi,•es commenced on Mon- A blridee, the medical "nicer 4.1 this and the Dor-
t i be " unjustifiable and impolitic "-it re- .
' • I Itl treaty fT. Id
pram es .. it. oam wou not be ~ • day morning, July 2:lrd, Mr. Justice Keating cliester lodges, while the liewl .41' the second table
• i ettlla so stilt blow shall we proceed to set up
carried oily further. Lord Winlehtong, in reply . 1 presiding a the Crown Court. Wel Mr. Kathy, ',
was taken by It. M. Rendall, Esti., and among the
said that it was the intenti of the Government , :via consolidate authority-native or foreign, or • clismiell in the Nisi l'i4o+ Court. There was a company were a nundoer of the influential residents
:it the approaching Conference to support the ! botli conjoined-in the vast territories of China, ' delay of an leinr in cemmeneing hueiness in the in the neighbourhood and several tradesmen from
indlependence of Switzerland at the Cotigrews, , with 'its more than three hundred millions of Crown Court in crosequeace of the magistrates not Dorchester. On the removal of the eletle the chair-
being apprised of the arrival of the judges in court. , man appropriately introduced the usual loyal and
and that it would not be expedient to call upon • uth.thitattie • • •
. living at an immunise distance from I .it none toasts.. Vari 111 l s toasts connected with 0.1.1-
France to disclaim furthur aggressions. On ' : Tho following gentlemen composea the grand jury
' f .11 .ve- I' . . e lip, and the healthe of the vieit..rs fr..m
VI.. mint oft lovernmette ; hos secure the faith-
Tutaohiy the Lord (letneellor introduced a Bill ' WilfiamP kl - 'lel t r
erry ti •,., en, ~ apt:un aar es : ugus.us -
ii. lelibetiring lodge% were also proposed and suitably
to titiani it -a 'ilil-u in arriae g law of Scidlaml With fol' observance of treaties in a collar). such as . E.• 1.. Fermi. .n. 1 elanning. aekteneledgell ;at the c.nielnsion of which, a raised
that of Eiighitia. lln Thitra.lay the Annuity Cite, and rent as it is, from one end to the (harks Per.h..r, Feet. '
..r is' le le Man-cl, 1-:: I. platform having been erecte If•e• the leend, the dance
Tax b
It. il.i le
It oehate, Eel. : 11. N. Mi,1•11•••hil, Esq.
Ao liti on (E. liiil all e.f 11) Bill p asse d throte rli . •'-• ••t1 • , • •• • -1 • '
0 .., 1 'at mono %ars, in walll a, 111 10 ne • Th. ii .. . new er . wan commenced on the greenewar.l, and kept up
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committee. The Eirl a.f Derby called at ,tu . ition inwortont alistricts the t lovernment is worst •I I l'••: r.••• I •••,"•rigl'l• Eel- il' • 11, sel'l''. E-I. ' with much spirit ; anal thus was brought to a cloee
to the nu ale of conducting the business of the .' • • • 'LI ' I:i howl F. 131,,t, Es 1. IW.I 1. S ,11v, Fe, I. ' ong of the hapidisst gatherings that has ever taken
Time affair of the l'eilio may be avenged by the ,
House, anal suggested that a prorogation should lola. Frederick Folwasser, :R.F. 0, siewaril, Esq. I place at Maiden Newton.
be considered as an adjournment, so that mea- destruction of its forts ; but the inisaion to ' E-1. , 4 1...,,,,,. Whoa lon, Eel.
' lbe I, •rt William-, Est.
sures might be introduced in a succeeding China is invested with other and far greater ewls. 31 10'1'1 (,:."ndir-vv• 1i1..9' IILANDFOIt D.
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IleaSioll at the same Stage they were left in the " 3 hirch upon Pekin," says the Times. 'What '(;" "In'
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'I.• -. • ' . 1 DoINET CENTIL\ L li 111.WAV. -It has been offi-
. n al.m.h3v morning Mr. Jw.tice heating entered
eially intimated b. elle .4 the shareholdere that the
stchiss.itioittheprseiceliedi.ente
be Itleiercrontelatiel3ed byl moo oving th, „I Are uth with
our ally, powerful as we are the Crown I ',art precisely at 10 o'clock, awl after
eec corn- copoble of occupying China 1 If not, how shall sittine a short. Dun, inquired if arly magistrates were iiistmetr from the. Board of Trade will take a trip
mittee. leor3 I. renville sail that ti Bto best course present, and on hong anewered in the 10. e-dive, maid ea er tie Iwo section of the Me. on one day in the
would probahly be to app.diit a joint committee we strengthen and confirm the Imperial be should adjourn ti.. C girt then till clever lirst week of A tiewe. It is probable that the atbli-
of both Houses to examine the sulject, but on authoiity, and sustain the validity of p;,st, ii'CIOCk. It tennis that it i', the llolal practice of the 'ti 'nil giving-way of earth at tlekley may delay the
iii-pectwa for a little time beyond the date we have
account of the hate wss of the session and the treaties by bearding the EurElt.lll in his magietrates here to recwailde in ti e• r' .nun I till a ito•s•
given, hot as the lease with the South Western
recent pnweedings of the two houses in regard av't of Government and fi • o • eengee an mu ,
~, , iron. wont Min 1 •3. that the Atolges have arrived, when '
'nip my bites froin that period no time w-ill he lost
to the Paper lauties, it would not be desirable to • ties- precc..l to the a 'oat to I, cl-an on th•• Growl
• Barbarian ambassador at 11'11 eapitlii ? .liti'V, alnl roe-i yr the cliarge 4.1 the .ludg,• ;ha ~,, ,in notkir.4 good any slight mishap that might have
tike' any taps at present. After some remarks a
We agree very much with il, contemporary. who this occasion tli.• ours- cliger whose duty it h. to sittn• l "e''',"'"'l.
li-. 1.. rib Broughton, Lord Realeadale, anal the la. tennami Bola: conea.-Abont ao of the men
mon them neglected top 4lo.; /. awl jted
Ill,leee ancell.w ire tll the necessity of :a change, treats of this matte': in avery sensilale and pro t' ..-.4. lout!...lde e Market•place 4an Thursday last and
CI- ship 1...5.1 t4l leaWe the I '44IM he Wa• i11r.41.1114.11 that
Lora Derby is the mul tu ,u I oil in: 1111 l er. "A march upon I'ekin," says he, the newistrates ...re in aft.selatiee up stairs .111,1 e 1.1, likarchea in fall areas to the practice ground .41
111 l the C 01111114.113 on Monday the House "would be an operation of the most flan •I 1 I 1 • 1 I 1 1 . . • . the race coarse.
gerons ii .41 . ..• ,t it 1 0ii...•• elt, V, 11114 le eVell Illy, ' Tile programme of the races to
Went into rotninittce t,f \‘'•ays owl Me•lna wh .1 • thorn it the 41444 l. Ne•l-11.111•I,,•. the pram,. Wigs were none 011 attrwtea a large inuillwr Of persona to the
'- ' ' • " ei ' choricter and, if comiaetely successful. would .
tlw Chancellor of the Excl., quer made a state- ' . ' ' • del:teed an hour in eo.l,:iillellee of the lois- si. .t. Alma eight of the men .li.l the work, jumped
'mitt of the expenditure incurred nit account of do 1111 l ch more harm than good. We don't appre- , take. . high and low and ran all together to the evident
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the Chinese -war, and the lIII.Ie in which 1 head a very serhatia resistance from the Chinese ' The er.whateati arrant vice and immorality gratilieation 4,f the spi•ctators. The rain did not
allow id the whole of the prizes heing competed for.
it was prop.med to meet it. Th w o - liaeiii.:. b.. lt reed. Mr. .111.:i... Keating, in charging
and the :littli I.f this month is fixtel ..11 as the day
prawi.led for, after aading to the salaam of 1 Cie, front sickness, if Ind famine. The n 41 the grand pry. 53;4 that it 1,1forl,•,1 him giant kitis•
w hen the conte,da Will lie renew eel. A ball in
'a feet ie., to he able to 4,01-..:110111-1t, theta 401 the sans-
the late bittlget the :nowt:as alreaaly voted and •
wititla bo through thickly-populated districts. 1,.-, .r v state of the calendar of this coma v, for, li. 11111 l ir of the occeeion took place in the eventing at
the sum expected to be derives! from the reten- the Corn Exchange.
This which, prepartal for the invading forces, wouhl " afthote.;l: there were soot. C 354,4 1115,11 the 1a,•,. 4if it
lion .•I the Paper Duty, was .E•2.3:lfidint). ii" 1114•11 4.11 e WOlll4l a•art•••••tly csw shoula ii..t appear 1 .- - • --- - -----
emit lie I' 'I (islet to raise partly by taxation and be destitute 4 the supplies absolutely tieceaaary
lier.• vet noon the all. le. 1111 thoncla he ht • lIRIDII )111.
partly Ii no other w.nrces. Ile prop. ..seal to raise to them; and the immense population, if h.iatilely eon . M I.t
il f -
urta.ii.a..• _uati on the ......! that the e I •••S Wo.re RE-OPE-VINO A NI) (*ON SE, • RATION OF St
3 111411011 lw ail immethate sehlitilni of Is. 11 at '
deposed, could occ: . the greatest a yanee to•ither. as regiinhol their nunther io.r the magintiole .11 ABY 'S Cl/1./all.
per gallon to the duties on spirits, and to provide of their crime of [het .60115 nature o Inch tellile• TI e a' 1 i p ris i church of Ilridport, now one of the most
But assume all these difficulties overcome, . • : ' - • •
for the remainder out of the balances in the Ex- , tames came before Dom. 1 Fits state of Bonus not- , parlous ana bemoan' it. the ililleese, after having under-
c bottler, is hicli were, lie said, in a most favour- l'ekin reached and taken ; what is gained I ' trated f • I ' axoural . v with that of a 11,4.41110 owing gene heed. milergement met restoration. wee consecrated
able condition. He conchae.' by moving row. The Emperor will scarcely stay to be made a county. where it 'Ma hewn his eerions It to i.reeele on Tuesday hot, by the lewd Bishop of Salisbury, aunt
:A the Court a
r 4 A.-ia.-•• wl be thought this wro, a the eveut wns made the occasion id one .4 the most
lot' fel- increasing the duties on spirits, which prisoner, or if captured, of What value would be gratifying religioil. Iwtivals ever held in this town.
were agreed to. On Tuesday Ir AdderleY the conceal-4one extorted frmn him / Vie
i...u,t stil.j•••et fin• consiaeration of the magistrates of .1.1 .
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~ .. ..iiiir.ii tin esriy 1 erpen.lseular oni:n.. and
more,' the second reading of the Education Bill.• . ' wointies 114 tO hoW they I,MM In•IIILl; thrir iiiillieliCe ,
1 . Weel•-• .1:41,• C.li Ile oil I • I t t. •
permanently hold l'ekin, and the inoment the !
to lain mom thew ad...J.,. Ile 411,1 111. t. kIIOW that ';''..011.71.... i'...11';1•!•111,, It.. ICI,' twee) him..le';',:. the Inil In-ef
Nlr. Pwise moved os an amendment that the Bill
trotai retinal, that iustalit the terms of aim) . thew well! anally els., 111 Ille calendar eilling for Elc.ar•l li. Tho Ad.. of /walk:store has been .r;i‘l'ly
be read a second time thee day three months. tow part ienlor ol cervati is from him. I 1.• •,•11..,•••1 te in the r, cent additions. The clinch is now
Sin (I Icivis atia the chancellor of the Excite- 11111211 treaty would cease to be observed. If the :
iiii aa ph erans rec. r to two cam, of an • • ,•...,,eitel to hold Isaween !Intl and lASI per:m.llN ; &boat
qth•rsupportea the tonewlineut, aillich was carria•4l E•laperor escapes, with whom are we to treot / -'an • ' • . . lint
til. t,: Oa • .1. erti...!..1 -he alluded to ti e .i,IIIQ. are fr, e awl iniappo.pnated for ever. The
...to:. lit: ision by 1•..!'2, to :',I ;so the Bill was host. \\*lirt power is there to enforce ol.e.liense thneegli- ,••...•. ~f ..1 II•le.r -31011, • n is'o,•(l to insike osa ~f It new .1.,,,,-.1 lor at lea•it the new part of it) is
NI •. Ihett moved :Lit addle es to the Crown praying •I , , hues. .. tel', t . • • • ' tee. :- •••• oe :11.e. 111.1 -. thee foetid, up ei their in• ef si 4.1, .10. k. an 1 Oar •Iressings are of the same material,
ee .. imeso t rot f Tne more sue- 4, 1...,:,.1 on e...i..•:. ,a i'..en st. Me. With vareellallgt•le.
:11114.1111t111,11t Of a e111I111liS•i1111 tIl ilnillife ' ' ' ~,,IN oot•. 1!.. • • erecee that thereprole --'
1.1.-. 111, •yStl.lll Of It, t i..nal ethic:l6oh in h, him ce -rut the in arch. avid the iii iii inaorttint the ~I,,hty ~r ~,,,,, , .f,„., he th.. ;„,,,,,. jury. it e.,„tit 1,„ t ie. is. 1:, . si.:Hr 4, splenala sis•ci ll . l •no: fresco I.Aillt•
' 11., et.: ,A.,• 401 2 4111111
•.Ir. Wi1it..4.1.• ali,•;.-1 te.l the motion, all., Card. c •lecssionA extorted Ii mu the Eint.....nw or his 1....4•n tl'll 11., 1-ehlic tar • lor.1•I net b •
~ . dellh;',l h'-', 1.•.'..e:•..1.."...• 1';'".....,:'i,e- i.. 'Of Mlle 1 . ;CI .'
Tlit S.l
rl•II 11.14.,...•.1 it ; \ 11'. ll•illleSsiy moved the a.l- . re, resentatives. the lesa valid will th.,v be. Pie th.• _•4l ...;" .14 tails ....tin...1.•.1 witn no•se aneg.ei ..• ~i.e. I will '1,,,' 14 .:11.1:11 1O.•,I ll'llLict 'it• W. 011.1 1.1:4:
journment 4.f the .1..1,41t, I
...his lii"thal alls HP*" i;•• 'viol:Ail:a inflicted meet hint will dee' .y I • II" c.... 11 '•'•'' I".ve wi-114'd th•,' h••,.. aid' adt ta have 11.1d:iced it 1,... a le•tter 011 e -111111
MIA on a aivision la• 177 to lire and lir. Butts - . I.'
' it' la.. e..e., seven awl 'Aarhus', hieing efiar, .„.,,,. 441,01.4 0 sisal-., is la•atitilil frewo painting ..1
-.. hr,m.,liout the eiware, awl we sholl have ..f .. abbilig. Lid l" ell .1 en fu mu th.• ti,.• -11111 i t. 1114.1 the bor I.••Soitoin•r in the foral of val, of
IPl•pti.Pn WAS tilf•II lie...;:ltired IT 1 tafi to li2. Lord • I." 1 t
-
w
I Wad with each pr. viace by it ae if , awl ..-4.• nl.r . and it was to he regrette I that in th tl
e-. alo at aroeo whirl. Ito, vaic as twining. laden with
Fertnoy moved a resolution declaring that the , P .1, • l'w* ealetolars wa•re fr.. from eliarg• .of this loop I,s .1 its ht.eions (mit l'he reimwal of the
ill ii by the II of Lor. Is of th.• mv.• •e a Illutiber tif petty wars erevy ywir.'
I.4•iire It was en I t" be .Its‘re .1
.;. d . i, s •••ai....1 who. Lel been . int.-meted to Mr•Oli.
Bill for the repeal of the raper Duties Wll5 311 • It Cannot ha delli•A thlt the uni'm ••ifoal.l. mm. .t have ..r....7.t.•.Yr.e le eh:l.e. ...r.•l;ell:errt.,•;., 1.,,,e• eiel Buren-1, of Iwo !on. The organ- •
enerioteliment on the rights :ilia privileges of the .It at. i this entlll.* ,I. 11,..11s lil I o•1r sqta I , 1,4. It t 1e..• C.t •. ~ 1..,
el. tile F:3l I.llllitt of the FnEX ' 1.1 'l • ' - ..' 1• . .111 I. .1 ... I, i •.!..", 01.1. It'll V.ll. t 0.414,14111 illetri 1111 l .et -Inv, beet;
, r •01.,,,l tr•opi 1.%e 10 of the ellurell (the window
{louse of Commons ; awl thiit it was incumbent a :reel Jary tventi el course .11.1 ca
Stalllhl in relatinal to lan on a different bard ias '''' t''' '`''''''t "" •e vl.l I. it f •re •rly III•0,-k •lii A to the north side ~f
upon that House to adopt a practical measure if '.1..•e.• was tied ••' ee• iet ...I et. t'..• p ee. ef the •. • , ' ',' .. ,•'•, 1. ' 4 .....
0, • .•calicei. maw ,4..• Clear oa• al.. ocell renowea
e miparea with England. It snits the LINA:at, '
lor the vilMiettli.,lll of its rigida :111.1 liriVilegeb ; io.,soill ri. or ulietlier the w ...a.l t t cili,•4-1 he them thither. At the foot of the ,iiiineel window was
Lora P,tlllierston moved its an %intendment the 11° doubt. to " l'olaY gially nal ls with for,i4n were ...ply the result of 3 ;.•:.I. In. I( e'er.; Was . a.,,,,,.„. i„ ,11„,,,,,„t,..1 I, it.-r-., •1.
' :or as often As ve eat
1rk;V:.,115 .111...1 jou, After a long aiscussion 1 .!..larrels ;" anal the genius of arms, for which teasontal.le urmitia to his ho t'.:it tanethiag like . _ this ti, .1 awl drink this cup ye ilo slow the Lord's
, iii ilaa• et: intent ,•ould he 1.I.II• oil, tillo tileV WIIIIIII 111 Mil till 110 C 11011.... Tile counituilion table -Of • very
the ain.•.1.11:1-ut Was Carded, by' I -.-7 to 138- the French nation is distinguished, is thitte
t"" t. ain .th•r of e 41111,1, 5..11,1 the ..:14.• Ilt foie the ',tete eleill and unpo•temling nature-was covered with a
Ini Weilliesilry the :oljott 1 1I I Dt,•,. r.e.ct.e un 'bv the ' OeCIU4IOIIaI active emi.loyment of Fretith ' j Irv. Numle•r 3on the calendar %Va. 3 charoe ..f •'11..•41. eL41...f ciiiii...ll velvet. bor,l,•rea With a Wibleii
II 'maim' for g0i1i..,,, into committee . . 1,,,,,,, t„, chit ~,,,,I ,4,,1, ~. y,,,,,, '7l.lwynu..l tleur ole•lis ; awl in it, ccia.n..., • cir.•alar
ft Weea. Then there is, very imaleably. a feeling •
41111 the Metropolis Local 314magement Act .:I•,ry, Wit 1, tile intamgrAill 1.11.5. 111 the retitle.
' wou'•l en,lcavoiar 1,, rtain if ther,• really mai an
amendineut Bill was resumed, when the motion II ride r.t being fissociated with England in ftliV . ', , ',. 4 4: .; . . . •• • I V••//' elln.lo,•bra hare 6,11 supplied by Mr. Singer, of
ettempt ao 5,30 an.. injure, OT newt. •r it WaS Jemmy .
I committing the IMII ...... Was ngTeell tO by 78 to n& it wrarlike ineasure undertaken with the view an attempt to alarm arising OW .4 a lover's quarrel. ,
I. nun... awl. Dow present
,n 7cry
.cliste.an.l deg!
tnt,
FoS. 'Flte House then went into COMlllittee, and 1i the support of what is said to be European Il.• 414 1...; know that dere was any other e:1••••• re- 1..1,..ii.4•44.a•raeu,•,.,..,i.t..,...,.....r.h
r0;;;;4.4•..1,e, r
talarrii"drit.auanTnisie,
rewai
nt
a4ree.l to all the clauses with smite verhal amend- • ,
j. a' ice al ' 1' h 1 " oceeding France may de- I - '
. mini • 'any remark from him. Ile would, how. ll' ef t1e:..., ......be.trvern each Lit. ft. lights at the
melds. The Lor.l3' .1 1114.1141 illeilta to the Ailulte- "••• .'
• all la
W He
"li. ei me ca', that lie haa leariosl with ehi eat...fa:lien eemneotion cad... of which there are two, each contein
s• re to be everywhere looked upon as a great had taken place in the entity.: ea • e Feet:. For the obl oaken pellet, an elegant one
ration of rill NI ant I)rink Bill were agreed. to. that the 414.1.1 V which
flu, Thiersaay the U',llse went into annulate° nit an't viilalit Power, co-extensive with Ea-gland ; that 111.0iiiiei Wa. nof Calleftel by ally negleet 011 the of ILA I. stene. has heel, eubetitutiel, diepleying molts
the Bankruptcy I lill, when the Attonwy-General it perhaint she may wish to be tlualght India- Inirt of the nerei,trites, hut :amply from int.,31,1„.,.. nom a.• pita hit of carving ourelief, the subject Wing
•• Tit.. s, room 441 the Mount." A very in at reading
liension iina ,ei.t.,h••• His loradlip then bent tliv., , , . ,
at:awl that as there actis so much difference of I• •:,...:ibly necessary- to her in all these great and oi,-a ir.'s ne'en ....miat.3l, awl a new wt 44 1.. I.
opinion on the I:e211.1 clause, whereby the dis- waonaninious sum, it Some uffiticions grah,..l j!".!..,1.. 111
.irs:.;•t;.."‘. . • a - I ••ta 1 • ' •
it th.• W..... 1.11 Ulla Of the ell2r AI, two a.blitiotokl
iinetiou het %Veen traaer and non-trader was ,•.• u • , ," .. "„,. ti „ ~. ,' . R ;.• ;'," l' '.• ti•ar.; ri' "" ' ;.!7‘7" r,' ',.'""k, arches haw ta•en raiwa on either side. and the nave has
le A tug this orancu of 011 T all illeel iii Inn ligiat 1111111, elr.• 1-,.,,' ~,,• I N 4. 111, i•ttl.e 14 . 111. • 11.1,45, 2114
1 r 4111.0 pimply been lengthen,. I, as we have idated above.
ith.dislwa, the th,ver 1111 l Net It. .I come to th .
~ straw • ;••• r• teen one gIIIIM 44 1r... ;el, lll.l. , , „., , ,
aloterlllilintion to With.lraw the Bill. Sint:, Lewis jig it glanced at, do not hesitate to go so far as to 5,,,1 4.11;••.• ~rt wk.. t lie lir.yertv of Wm. I '.oli:, „ win,: 1 .al pre, 1 elf. W 00... It, t,le tirlaSolkily consistx of local
id so itutionneed the intent• f the Gover 1111 l ent declare that-in exactly the proportion that this h. 'M'" - ' '-• '", /h.' 2-2..1 "I kr:l. 1,. (..,,.k pr.,-e- 1 ..;!'"':,;ws,itt
..,.' ilic"d"h:ri,l.lii"i:rl'Z'3.lTickhke ji:lgi.,"!atr:rn°,,vaartt"::;
to alcillolon the Llnolidi Corporation Reform iw.r is unjust in itself, awl etaban•assing to Eng- ••,..."1:•!..•;it' ; .1',".,,•;;CT"1.•;1,1; fs,•';' 1..„ T.h....,,,,,n‘ta!”. : whi,.... h,.. he.•ti rk•alised 1.5. :mbserti,t. ; hut there is
five hundred pounds,
Ilill. Sir le, Naider •ed a ree„tution declar- lana, ,t.. it serve the purposes of the Eii PEW IS 4,11111i1 1404'• .1 164 1..111, W4-11t.. I.: 14.1-.l' ./'Ii,:aS;11;. Y..' ' .1` ii'i"nrr "f 'l ' 111 l I'd". ''r
I . i - •..s: I ..; ~ ti .. •,,, t N, , ' • -,.., ~ ~ whieli. w.• doubt ted, will 'wont.. iisa•le up.
ing the "Mohan of the iionse that the report of of the istu.- . • 11.11,4 2 1..,, ,4 1. 1 11inorion„, oil
:malt Vie refer to them points I 'oil ••.I •r• la • int •re:t 'unwired to benmifested be
the committee on (hrtenwich Hospital should be - - ' arinaow was tenta 411.c1i, 311.1 the artielci name lin tle• '' ''''.'- , • ' •' . -
more particularly, to show that the identity iif I „/,,„„„, ;,„, „„.., gi5....;; t,; tts, the inhabitanD in tlw m,rvices which were once again to
C into effect. Lott' C. I'net and L' nil J. in lietment mhsieg. i 'r teirish diurch for the reguler ordinancee of
Russell miposed the nuition, and said that it was the ititeresta of France and Englana in thin P 'lke, prieiner W 3,1 Sal, .0,-1, Riel Was nikilruheirled rel. the' , . , , ~, , . . .
1 1,11••• Wor,lonk, 81141 111,1114, leW opt Ille trionotiliesa close.
istant tinder 3 1.111, • illoW
the intl•llthill tif the I 14iveniiiient to consider plarrel lutist not be too reaaily aiel 1111 l ed ; and .%•1%.••;,a..e„ "t !,•14",i,.1,,e t';'',l :o..iti!ellfy 'la
!el loroullit 'lr:t•li 10 th: their slaws in liftman. ~,f the ..ecashel. while ',even! of
the loupes in the neighlsairlio,..l were adorned with
the report with the view to carrying into efft•ct that the justice and policy of the war can in no 1.,111, the 11••Iiee111111 W4164..1111111 tO take on' hi, Loot:. ni,..1
tiewere and everereens, fee. The entrance... to the
sect) ..f its recommendations as is all be coital- wtty be nuide to rest ti am the cot cu •
1 I rrence woo .
• he Illwt.11.•• at th4a woula hc ..f no its° hw tiny W. 011,11,, '
ebrelyera were ebe. aeeoretel Wlth Ile kt 4114WICel Of •
rive to the public service. After stone discus- - tto• ... tit We in .rlu.. In a tiliti 111 l te tei.e.o.feee..... ,
the :il Id' France. It iwty be observed, too, that .ha • the prosecie.q.K wife w,.., „ii, 111 l i.,,, in.,: lb,.
~,t.. :.;,!I,.ll,.:::•:....l:i•::.‘ketetri,,,.wult,ichtilip:,,d,,al:tifi; L,r.....t2i.
~-,tl;:stAl.Arlx.w:it.
sion the motion, ww: ne..ottiveil Withollt 11 diVl5lOll.
The 111111,e then we; it into Committee of Slimily. tlicse China expeditions are of such an extraonli- ••1.•• 4.1 aen. pri..,ner chino."and nAU epoiiii lof .t • I 1:•I 1 t I Il• .11 • •
cool. s rain. rent flut All e I ower, aw. a lie 1 y lamas-
hotter " The i,..•as 1 fit the marks. 5ent,,,,,,,,d t,,
aii.l agretal to the rem :lining votes for the naval it try nature as to render even the keeping of the ie, ~, ,;,tee 1,,,r Itehmar, tabie core:re:eaten. were S4NIIII tome 11111111111 wet ling then
av to the dowel, 44 their (ether., t.ickete hav
iening been
estimates. aceomits in relation to them a matter of fr, w ~,, •-(1'... app. wedn ogn e his recizanc.,,eltarge,l ,'
isote 11% 0. placer:so 35 to prevent any nvellt crw oil•
w iol I, I •,r; at the Lot . I •etioll at 1 rlzie It.e.,•': all I
apparently insum rountable difficu e ia lty ; for w
..•,•;•.•,i. /.••••1 appeal-e.t .d. the eleare.• ..ef iliti•lieLl.ti .1 , Me. An 111111.nallv lar.te militle•r of clerey. even for
tind from the report of the Se!ect Committee, a•-.. ~I 0..... .1.-,ti-.11. The C,sos Were ;II jollrly•II frolll :":111.31...".7:1:1"t" "i'l tehe 1'11;111 ja:hm
1:11/.1,fol
titilietheocil.i.u.resli.:
jaist proaluced, ial the Organization of the Army, .•i•r;.. I.!'ht• ' t!.r't..1.1....1.atte..11:.1".:".4141:101ti.;•:.-•1U.i..1 Mr.
• I In' hE'' r.
from this 31141 other parts .4 the - 'll ls awhile tie street
that the account of • the first China I I ....ens, :04 I r-a-I a letter foci. Mr. Waring, Who 0rj.4j,,11y i
ie,o4.lcrolltele,l Willi piped:dors &Manua to Witness MP
war is Miraly yet completed ; and that the '" '•",.•••• I •I'' • I''''''" '''"l'"'''' ~:7.,,, ~,,„, ,„.
~i..:
ll,,,,ard..titioill.,.lorttbit.,:ertlitSs:l4.l,:ii:uplrce.h.lLll,l:.l::
1111.rerr.
-se".mnite".ll
amount of the second China war, which wailed ill "."'i,!:: .4.,.-1:•.',..',;',:•,;.• ;,...!,!;z•-1'.;•.."';.'..,:• ;,..,",:',;.1;4.1!.`;;;.",',',..;'.1.:rtnie; we pew; for Cent. er.ltt• , whell A pnicession 5015
ole,l, the. Whole Of the clergy being in their canonicals,
1 1.17.41, is not yet bahinced. There are final. fa or _Ye 'ler, t.l, 1 arl, 3 I,', Ilvl of net ~...,1.1,y : and in ref••repsco• I..‘"r
, 11,,,1, .0e . lel tlo• Choir 1...1 the way to the wwt entrant:o, chanting
different accounts still open, with diaputed ';',''''':'''` -----I'''''. li' I'l 'LI' ' •.I ' I'.'t ''''', "' " the 2lth Pealin. meoolinee to the form of coneecrat•
II:•: e'l. "I ''''• I" "-e-rI -'" I'' 't 1"":" w" "" .1.. el in the di- - • TI , IT•ct .. tl 1- • • air •
b•donces to 's largo. atwannt ; anal with respect to • t.• 4. oc. s". a il•. . • ;ce•;:• t... if- et a c otipronti....
~.i1'i1t.,',.;.• •
,'.'-.re i:„ I.iat'l. :le,. Ir.11::,617 )
the new expedition to China. India in the mi It • , J''•,''''' i•""..4. '. r'!•!'' i''l''..'"re r' w''' ''llV.l'''''t r..,,1h- •reaatiott ri hee •-ll • II ). PI IL, • I • .1
.... le as lop Alit C erk) 04 %i.e... 1110
. ' l'•• 1- ,111-.4,0. V. Er. 1111.1,1, at lAllle 11-4,. .11 '". • 4 •• '''' '
the AISle.4. I h.• 1•Ai41114 tOok hiS seat on the north able
oI great financial difficulties, Imo been required ! t1.,..-if.h. 'Art,. M.'. rei,ea,... I,nie I. aii I Mr.
of Ow lioly told,. awl the consecration service was pro-
to mum advances in the current year for all Elwt.t•J''•"[':•"1•:',11`;•`• I'r•-im•t: Tl,":;.l."'i;'"' r''.
,'•t' I cymbal with. At :I .:•hielil.i.intlieSellteliceof consecration
expenses incurred in taking up transports in 7"rh i 9-1 '''''. ''-' ' "I"'" .."..1" 'I" 41
. reed by tee Il• v. .%I.•eelelei Rowney, MIL, who
'any %vita ol 01., .• •0010 .•.,.. .p w,tl, I, no ..1 , .
.oltiviated fop the 1 haticellor of the Diocese. and signea
India, in paying the melt all •I ill pnuvitli aig •' larkilig" with i-E•li 1•Ill• r. Prisooper poll,
1, the Ili.hop, ale, Airectea that it •lll.uld be preserved
, I pro-wilier sai•l he I Ill' 11:11 a
c Ade, horses, and other necessaries, as well as I:4..k4...'altiiPli.n•ii..-..e1.1 give him a einike or two. Pre. -.lame; the Ilion,inleolls of the registry. Mor ll il ig
i,,,rialh..ers were then proceeded with by the Re. v.. Mel-
c,i•iipinctits for the army. 4ceittor Own got a stick aidstruck him. end Prieee:e
1..1te
obaureston UV, rector, the choir assisting in the
WI tit IlWay a short di,tanee. returne,l 1/.11.k. 51141 pro.o•
I/ 02 mg scric.:i, 111".,I Mr. Avant ably presiding at the
cobw felt a vounol in the thigh, awl fell hew los; of
organ, is-loch is.a line WWI richlydoned instrument :
blood. Tlw wound was 0c...1e he a •111:11 iietroincot.
%.•nite, 1.01.5e11, in E. ; E•eilail., 114.0ey, in E : Te Delon
hut te• kllik -I, it, pri.oner's Ire. I. .1•,1 Alt lieit.th
II who were•.•••,.l.•• I his poek•••• imilie.liately„ •wl
I.l;philate, Bure.h. in 0 ; •Antheill, Judge. me 0
1, .r.„ ; N.lezart;;. I ?lin 142, St. Stephen e ; Reeponees,
iie linif•• v-- fee,: 1. The jury found the pr honer
....nate of th- I. ~. r eff. , , ~ _ ti.t
of 1„,,,,,.,.„,,,......‘..1 11:r.I 1,11... y .
.1 le• first lesson waa read by tbe 'tee.
I i.e• hoolary Foot. and tlw second by the Rev. .1 . Dick.
the jel'o.' ,11"..,,,1.• r•-••,11..•101 41 the tori,rner tO mercy, .
~. 11..,
~.,,,,, !,..,.,, 11.
~ I,;. 1.,,,i ~,,,,,,,d ~.,,,,„ij,..,,..„1,1,, foe coniiiititiom m•relee was performed by the Rising,.
Ow epotle ill'illg 1.1.11,11 by the Rev. Precentor Ileatheote,
provocation. Four lie Oill•-• Iland lallollr. ana the goeeel hy the nom and Rey. 'W. It. Scutt, kis
hardship's eliajLiiii.

Clamed Islands' steamer.

The neeounti from Syril hare realised the
fem., expres .1 last week as to the safety of
Damm.eits. The Druses attacked the Christians
of that city on the 9th inst., put 500 men to
the sword. carried oil* the women for thuir
harenoi. and - burned down all the consultates
. _ . _

I),)RcitEsTER Pi'mug') Caw: NI A 111: T. SatilMAy.
There was but a iterate supoly of wheat at
market to day. The weather haring an unsettled
appearance enabled fanners to obtain an advance of
2-. or quarter.--Barley, (Jail, and beans unaltered
ill %Alin.

It is said that the Colonel of the Dorset Rifle
Vo.huiteers intends inviting the nom., ttttt nis.sioned
ob:.•crs of the several companies in the county to
re•er him during the present week for the nurP''''' of
- r•me ileill.,::„l,l:,liienriii•epti..r.‘ fihm,:ii,iiii,l7..eint-,irey..ilomanics.. i r WAR.EII Am.
~•,::
Voir:in:En Itr.vir.W. -- It is antiontice.l on i .r, , :-• - • .-• •••1 r •• f loaded with hay. and drawn lq two horws.ass cross.
an r 111,1 t• j ••• 00. 11, I igil. io 1..1111C1T4 al . „. . .. , , .
,Aillority lit it a review of the lent ii of I:l,,ces• , 1.,,,., ,,,,. ,
~.,A, , ' i .', ; ',.' ~ j the i--ro• I.,•iw, ~ 11,.: the ine• in roote Juin:tom cutting, thr•mgli wine
ire, W ills, s . • 11
r,..e., ..orset, anti Di•Viiiii Win :1„. i
.., tl ~ ~.,... At i;i:%",:-,r.::•";‘,.,::1' ~, .to, -•i .. foro;',.l ..! i' A, liir.AVlAkii 1.,1* till! acei •111111041:111.ii t 1.4 Mr. Howell.
t .!... ;dace in the middle of Sidettilier, on the si•aci- ~.,. ..i 1.... 1... ~r ,hs .1.......,,,,,,..,. .‘,1,•,; ..,..•;,..,0,1,. :, c. 3111-1. liVilit!, ill that Ileii,libourhoiml. Whoi in the
nicad..ws near I iloc,,t,i. .1•-•,--, :h ih, :•,,• I I , r I;• A I ~,
~..,...01 for ia•ry aet of ero,Ong the mils.the down prhamentary
VOLUNTEER gm, ~,,.._ lii ~„„,,,,,,,,,,,, of ati in , thc if ”. '7
7:: 1..• 1., . 1,• a .;....1 .1 ,-. :• i:, the c.•ori I-mu value ;thaw. anol struck the wa,e,,in just lieliiiol
0... i on by I.iiiit..c.4owl Nlautel, a lar•ze nand. r ''l,"'''' .1.., l' • , ' ..,,,. nd 1:..:• .i:‘ . Hrl.,"- ,I'';',''''': f"r ti°,' ir"ot whr,l4. The hind half of the wt. ii wa..,
. ; -.1,• ~;,.t K i:. ''..... • , 7': . .'', .: 1:••
.m..",::Lt ..1::i shiver•-•1 and splinterell into piliCeS. NO instatitane.ois
a ..trie..rA mill non-con tttt imioneil ollirers wiseiohltal .l' :''''.
t..i.••.•.. ha ~f,:aeant, :11r. M. :-..0:.. ' VAS Ow blow and so great the inipetusof the triiti,that
on Polio 11,u)- at tall o'clock, Du Wellu, sday Ii r- ,
nom, for the prises: of ropsie.rill, which is a kind var.
-- the shock was quite impeiceptible to the passengers.
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The wagon and horses were under the sole charge of
of • keleh•si drill for battalion un•vements, such as
••• :..•.ying, fort tt itt g square, Sc. The ',so 1i,1•Ii . NV EY MI IL. . a boy about II or 11. years ••I•1, who at the tune of
••!....erd were_ captain Kitidersley, 14,irelw,t,r i ' EM."l"s To WiAnou'rii. - Ori Friday last the the accident was leading the shaft horse. The boy
, •.itain Parr, Poole ; t'aptain Weston, Weymouth; re,• A • Strom:. of Chi
t 1,...• utej - pp,a,haiii. gave the children f atonal ely escaped w itl ttttt t being hurt, but the
I „min ralwasser, Sherburne ; Lent:di:int rootob, I•elon.zii•g ti the St. l'aall, `,...i9,001 Sell•ol of tha .. we believe wan ri tttt sly inured. If thous.
I .......11e.der ; I,ientenant Welsford, Wcy 'I :I"' •• *ln Ix. to -.on try, 1., Weymouth. Th., school Ili-own; who are obliged to use private el./wain:as
Livutenatit Johns, Illinniforti i Lieutenant Lacy, , lin ~,iwr.. 17:•. bat mil's. th,,.. 'who hail atientied a would impress upon their servants the great necessity
Vi arehmo ; Lieutenant Bergman, Sherlx.nie ; ' sutheient numbi rof dava to entitle them to the
Ensign Atkinson, Blandfonl ; Ensign Thresher, government capitatio liible f
capitation fee a-ere .•1 looking both imam! down the line before attempt,
egor the i ing to cross with their teams, these accidents would
Weymouth, &saga mammoth, sheshosne ; Ensign excursion. They arrived by the 10.30 train sad be "tardy avoided'

There were hut three esnsrs on the list, two hav-
ing horn previon•ly unligiram n.
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