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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-07

SCANDAL IN A TRAINING SHIP.

A very serious naval scandal i, engaging the attai-
n es of the A.lu3iralty tit connection with the ad.
miniatration f Her Majeaty's ship Clyde the
tainin: ship for the north of Scotland, stati .ned at
Aoenleen —and .11 Tueeday matter, took • grave turn,
the ntoe.t .d tue chief stunner having been ordered,
and the Commander. Captain Maxwell Heron, having
been sitspoude I. The feats .1 the OW, as explained
in brief, are tho.o. Certniu irre:ularitiee of • serious
chara t.r or.. alleged to have been g ing on for •
coneblerable Huse, and these were rep irtrai to the Duke
of Edinburgh by one of the crow. His Royal iligh-
nese referred the matter to the Admiralty, and they
ordered an Inquiry to be held to wicertain whether, as
all gd, 1 ire quantities of the Nhip's storee had been
impropetiv disimel of. Tha Court c insisted of
Captain Cargo, RN, of 11. MA. Lonl Warden,
&IDA r. to the 4.) ieen, /1,1i4t-d by Mr. Coiling,
pat loader .4 the Lord Warden, and Captain Beet,
R.N. Trice- genrlemen were engaged for a period of
10.1 ,ys in the taking of void !WA., iglu] at the end of
la 4 week tin y for aria IL, the Minh alty the result
f their int e•ti.•ations. After c meiderati an f the
1111 l ant., rode were given to ;glace the gunner,
Mr. Fitz.:o- il.l, under era. arreat in hie quarterd on
b ti, • I lygle in I M and ay evening the
aos•el laar la e'l ve.rtgit .1 by the t "lice. On Tuesday
uteri on Statf•C outman ler I 1eyw0...1, of Her
M aj..ety's ship fear I War leu, a-rived in Aberdeen,
.tual 1111 l and I 4 the vessel, Ile MY
by Mr. 3:ysnour, at•wain of lb*
Warden, la h I ha. ket'll delalt.l to look after
arli • 'miaow into tn. atom.. Cgptain Maxwell
11 -.rm. ha.. wo believe, I, en toutin-d to his
own r oins in M. red ,eleu at CL debern since Friday!
..n i in the tneautinte he ha. c,.,.. at GO have columned
of the vessel. lo the afternoon a par yrd marines, e
in-
.-u.'lnt of Mx oleo awl a or-go in% arrived in /Orr-
de-n from the I. e..' War-tin, and under c•onmand of
-tatf.C.. lirgywo .1 were la charge of the
▪ The kipiirg-• aro now takii g a wider range,
ant Pet. elve Swaiegon, of Scold...dotard, is in
Aber lain invoati„mting the In alter, Wilco these
invest ig aliens are conclu lad a c mrtgmarti .1 will be
held, said proceo lines Wi7 Po taken againgt parties
who are nit amenable t military law by the civil
authoring Very important revelation. are expected.
and OP g•eat.ist s emotion hi, been prodaced by the
t • that have now come to light.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

ONARILINSTEE.

UNITZD NIZTHODIST Fees CHUM:IIII.—Th twenty-
sto,nd anniversary of thin place of worship was
celebrated on Goo I Fridny by. plblio tea mud inlet.
Abort 70 were present at th c rpital t a. —At
seven o'olock the meeting was held, when Mr. C., ,Inir
WAS voted to the chair. Mr. , per read the,' ~rt
the chapel for the past year, which show. I th .t af er
paying all expenses. Le) had been paid towards the
debt of he chapel, which o.w amounts to £lO4 This
Mr. C. oper showed was. very esti/doctory state of
things, in fact the pest year was the beat they bad
ever had. ( td,p!ausn.) The Chairman urged upon all
to try and do even better during the next year.—Hr.
G. Hicks, who has laboured so nobly to promote the
good cause in Cherminster, next addressed the meet-
ing. lie asked them to try and work unitedly to
promote the Cause .1 God sal pay off the remaining
p.rt of the debt. especially dwelling upon the necessi,
of prayer, for without the Messing of G. d all labour
would be in vaiu.—The 'ter, li. R. Alin then gave
an earnest and impressive speech. Ifs asked all
prevent, as he saw some from different denominetions,
to forget all arty feelings, and labour as ..ne to pro-
mote the canoe of God. Take example from snldi irs
going to war, though they were an. proud of their own
particulercolours, yet when in the face , f the enemy
all that was forgotten, and they foodbt together to
o miltivr. He gave illustrations to show the power of
individual labours.—i ft, Kt advice and earnest exhorts.
tion were given by Mews. Itsrtlett, iffitchelmore,
and Will,.—The meeting was interspersed by singing,
and closed by the doxology,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

IWILNAGE.

Lock'. BoAin Etterion.—Tbia election, which has
camel • great deal of excitement this week fortnight,
wax declass I on Welnewiey. The number of votes
wax am follows :-41eorge Burt, 32;S Thomas Ste.ens,
jun., 242; John Gillingham, 199. Menace. G. Burt
and T. Stevens were duly elected minion of the
Local Board for the ensuing term.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

A FENIAN SCARE.

The Mayor of Ntid Ilreborough hes received an 'ar-
moire int vica..i.s of su lukoLiou to bl av up UN
Exchange, kosfeodice, aoi ciuh.u.wie Fo..iutrna-
i. uoubUtal, be. the pothm ere rigdaaf.

BICYCLING.

A 100 miles ticycle chemptenship match at Leicet t
W• 11 W./11 on Sstlir,lay by 1. J. IJ9e., Shalitild. Tune
6 his. 49 MLA. 20 etc..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

To tht Editor.

I read in the last issue of y..ur paper, the report
wuico hs.l been circula.ed Lust ^ J unix," w. at Poi t•
laid, aud which you, sir, repudiw.e I. It is, neverthe-
less, • tut ; Jumbo was an ihe platform at the
Wesleyan dcho d lent Friday evening, it being the
c'oeiug meeting of • most •ucoessfut series hirld under
the auspiose of the C.E.T.d.
There can be no doubt about Jumbo's irrita` ility,
hi. p ,or heed seems dreadtuily wesk, the lean coagti
" uo.ni,ticed by many of the audience," painfully
affected him, and to make matters wo.se, no one
'semil liclio•d to fondle hls probo.cie, or to &votive
his ire by the present of a few buos, or bvt:er
stilt—
oni as. I' 'taps Mr. Barnum, Loti.d find room for
Jumbo No. 2.-1 am, Sir,
A qu AAAAA AP.
Portland, April 3rd, 1882.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

WYKE REGIS.

CATCH OF MACIETILF.L.—On Monday the fore-runners
of the mackerel shoal appeared in the West Bay. and
shout WO were secured by Mr. I.evell's boat, and 150
by Mr. M .tyer's boat IJufortun ,tely some of our
Weymouth fishermen were prevented from commenc-
ing the fishery by the fact that they bad not their
twines from Bridport to make their now. a reason gives
being the loss of a couple of vowels loaded with hemp.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

FALBE
.PRITIMCCR,

;fames li,llawa; -I,7;4;ded";;WiTiiity to obtaining by
false pretence., from the Rev. Douglst How, at Ever-
abot, the sum of 25. 6d. . .

_
Mr. B. F. Lock prosecuted.
Rev. Frederick Douglas. ti,w state 1 that he was
rector of Evershot. Pris..ner came to hie h meet on the
7th of March. with his arm hi .und up, and told him
that he had been sent by Mr. Peach, who was ,me of
his leading parishioners. He said he ha I been kickvsi
by a hone while in Mr. Peech'e employ. an I that he
had sent hilt to be relieved until the fo lowing Thur.-
day, wino be woul Igo bef me the Mani. He ala
said he hid • wife and two chil Iren at trying at North.
nit. In c insequence of his statement, ha gave him
2a. 6i an I some food.
Mary Andrews. c.sek at Mr. H we, ettted that
prisoner came to the house, an I asked for Mr. How.
She told him to come an I wait until he Caine in.
awl he waited in the kaolin' half•an-hour. She wee
sure he we. the man.
Mr. Peach. of llort Farm. stated thnt priroser hut
not been kicke Iby one of Malt wee.. H did not send
him to Mr. How for relief. Prisoner 41 not live at
N..rtholt, neither hal be a wife and children living
there. . .

,
The jury found prieoner guilty? and he waa sen•
tenced to 12 caloadar months imprisonment with hard
labour.

'LUZ PIRINCILL

Ann Lush pleaded not guilty to obtaining by false
pretences, from Rich srd Newman Latourn, one bottle
of brandy, one bottle of gin, and venous articles of
grocery, at Soafteariury.
Mr. Cutts prosecuted.
Mr. Newman Labrum stated that pr;soner came to
his shop and said she had 00010 for some golds for
John Francis, at Motcomhe. He said he didn't know
him, and pri•oner said Mr. Davies knew him very
well. Mr. Davies was his twitneas'e) hmther-in.law.
Prisoner sail this John Franes wee her father, and
It would be al right. lie then let her have the
articles, the v due of which was 13.. 10i l. lie after.
wards applied to Mr. Francis for the money, but he
did not get it.
John Francis, stated he was living at Motcomhe,
and prisoner was his daughter. She was lodging .4
his home last Christmas. He did not authori.e her to
order any of the articles of grocery, and he never saw
any of them in the house at all.
The jury found prisoner not guilty, and she was
released horn custody.
This concluded the business of the Seadons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

0113TRCCTING THE HIGHWAY.

3,.hu Morris, Charles Morris, John Burt, and
Arthur Abbott were charged with ot-struc, ing the
highway, by eten.,ing there for an unnasonebl. time,
In the parish of Upwet.--P.C. Mat,bern pruned that
debn lents were st.n hag in the red tidrqi tel
lenguase.—Abb dt &Died being there, and call. I
Frederick Abb dt, who ststed that he cam, by when
the pol oernan was &eking the boys theor name, and sh,l
wary not there. lie went strai4ht home ad found him
there resiing.—The Beach l.t defeadantr off on pay.
meat of mate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

SECOND COURT.

WiosunAy.

Before 11. 8.....81idd1et00 sod W. A. Beaker, Ewa.

. .
Augustus Galion was indicted for stealing a c.ali
value 10s., the property I,f Frederick Clarke, at Athol-
hatripton, on the 3rd ; and a second count
charged him with stealing a pair of reins, value Is. 6.1.,
the property of Robert Russell, at Tolpuddle, on the
10th Much; and a third indictment ohm god him with
stealing a shovel, value 2o 61, the property of George
House, at Atheihampton, on the 13,b March.
Prboner pleaded guilty to all the charges, and also
to a previous conviction in 1872.
Mr. tidal said prisoner had been In and out of
gaol for the last 20 years. In 1863 he was sentenced to
three years' penal servitude, in 1867 he ha 1 seven years,
of which he .l five, and in 1872 he was
k ntenoed to 10 years' penal servitude, of which he
mused nine years, and in the month of Febluary of
the present year he was liberated on ticket of I ave.
Mr. Middleton said he had pleaded guilty to LI
the.. indietmeuts, the three charges were tiival ours,
but, when they looked at his career, nothing could be
worse. It appeared from the list of previous convic-
tions that he had been In penal servitude for the last
20 years. The sentence was that be be kept in penal
servitude for five years for each ullence, making in all
15 years, to be followed by seven years supervision of
the police.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

NIALICROOILT CIMINO A LOOM.

Thomas Doddrell, on bail, was indicted for malici-
ously cutting • loom, employed in the manufacture of
hemp goods, the property of William Henry Terrell
sod Walter Murdock, on the 14th of tdarch at Bourton.
Mr. Wills prosecuted, and said in this case the
loom was used for the mend/so:tura of hemp. Prisoner
was dismissed from the service of Masers. Correll and
Co-, and he went to the loom that he used, took a
knife and did the alleged damage.
William Henry Terrel stated he lived at Bottrton,
and the prisoner was in his employment previous to
the 14th of last January. He dismissed him' and
two months afterwards on the 14th of Marsh, about
nine in the morningrhe walked to the factory and saw
one of the looms. The upper portion of thr harness
wascut, and the threads were all divided where the
workman site. The treadlee were loosened from the
machinery. The treadles were connected with cord to
the harness. The damage rendered the loom towhee,
and she had to have a man to re-construct it; the
cost of repairing it was 7s. 6d. The prisoner after his
discharge had n o right to outer his factory. He was
discharged On account of his misconduct.
George Green, • w in the employ of Mr.
Terrel, stated that on the Intli of March he saw
prisoner come into the weaving-shop. tie said he
would go and cut down the lot, He went and
took his own knife out of the loom, and cut it all
down. He saw him cut the cords. He cot all the
three 1. and pulled them out. He (whnees) said he
would tell hie master, which he did, and showed him
what prisoner had done. lie himself afterwards
repaired the damage, and was pad 7.. 6d. for nod
Henry Moore stated, for the defence, that the rules
of the trade were that if a workman was &autism I be
c mil take the work out of the hareem The stuff
belonged to the mister.
Cross-examined by Mr. Will.: He was dismissed
from Messrs. Terreh's employ. He did not destroy
one of their looms, but took out the work.
Mr. Terrell, re-called, stated that he had heard the
evidence of last witness. lie ha I been in the trade
since he wee 16 years of age, and he had never heard
of ouch • custom. An to cutting out the work. they
could t Ike it out without damaring the loom. He did
not ;Yosemite the last witne-s when be cut the Loom
bemuse ..f his wife .n I children.
James Charlton it tted that he had been • w
in the fact my for 30 yearn Ile saw the loom after
prisoner had cut it. It was not a custom of the trade
to cot out the work from the 100 m... .

The jury found the pruoler Amity, and he waa
sentenced to three celerhiar months hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

PORTLAND.

BOSCA WIN BOT& —On Friday the Bracewen boys
returned from their holidays, and on Saturday com-
usenoni their summer drills.

SPRIGHTIT. ht.AII-CommAa4or A. It. Won-
ham, arrived at Portland Roads on Siturday, to take
round the crew of the training brig Seallower, and
drafts for the Minotaur and Sultan for Portsmouth.
Waitress. —At the Wesleyan quarterly meeting, on
Wednesday, the Rev. J. Lewis, who was invited last
year to remain, and stopped far a winter, rec. ived an
Invitation to stay another year, and the Rev. B. Ltckee
the third year. Both invitations were unanimous, and
were ace. pied.
Cornier, or THR CHANNEL SQUADRON. —The
Hants Tele/rapt says :—" As already announced, the
Minotaur I. to be ootemiseiotied on 'Tuesday next all
the flagship of the Channel Squadron, but by whom or
for whom remains • mystery. Its. pretty generally
believed, however, that Vice-Admiral William
Mootagu Dowell, ó.B, is to hoist hw flag on board
as senior in iommaad, but nothing whatever Le known
officially on the subject. The name mystery shroud,
the appointment of fteg-captain, tile only difference in
the caw of this officer being that there is • wider
'cope for an exercise of the imagination. Now rumour
has it that an officer posted a year previously, namely,
Captain Media Julius Dunlop, who was promoted cut
of the flagship at this port, is likely to be In the
running. This indecision on the pert of
.the
I Admiralty is giving rise to much speculation, and it is
hinted in quarters usually well informed that the
reason may be found in the fact that the selection of
Admiral Dowell for the command did not meet with
tin approval of Her Majestv, who desired that the
berth should be offered to Prince Leiningee.
.I.lal
Serene Highness, as is well known, occupies a position
at the bottom of the Vice-Admirals' List, and baanot
been employed mince his Prentoti"n to flog ...k
However this may be, it is pretty certain that there is
a hitch somewhere, and the chaeoes at Kismet are
that the Minotaur will be oomesimiewid on Thooday
ant without eitker captain ccadakal."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

SHOCKING MURDER AT AN ASYLUM.

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An inquest was held on limy rday at Griner Hatch
Asylum on the body of • lunatic named Suids, wht WWI
killed under the following circuit:odium cs —Daring the
tose
siterooon of Wedneeday these two won, whilst engaged
with a stunt of outer pedants working ther in diggirg
In one of the micloeures 04th. ...slum used for vegetable
producs, cocutoenc.d quarrelling or "Jangling," a
.ts it is
called—a circumom common. e very hut utuallv at once
quelled by the firmness and authority of the warier in
charge. This quarrel, however, was so sudden that before
sasbitatit.warrier could interpose his authority one of
the men named Faraday dealt his fellow.prtierir Sad. •
Mel blow with the shiny edge of the s_ovi I he had in
his band. The ptirptrst At of the act, who ea. in A
terribly excited stet-, was instantly secured and ticked up
In his cell to prevent further mischtef ; whilst the body of
his unfortunate victim was at once unmoved to the
mortuary of the ill, itution.

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Ti mnc.l .he Meeks awl eoldien of tha 31th
It riumit er`o> fl
.01 the r.ent <nmealgna in South
Africa ell! he u,v,11. ,
iißrae oil the 1311 init., et
11.30. The bend of the Itt !latish m of it'd regiment,
Item Colchest•ir, will take part In the sari" and the
Bigot. sl S. David's will Milk the serums
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

Cortesponuence.

THE WHITE RIBBON ARMY.
To Oic Edtlor.

Bir,—l beg to confirm the statement which was made
in your last issue imuceruiug the grand woik which am
Waite Ribbon Army is doing et Portmud.
It hes been • bleseing to soots* of tunilies.
It he reclaimed more drunkards iu three or fent
mouth. than ell the iniuiders on the island have been
able to reclaim for yes's.
When the Army wua first started many persons
leuehed a; it, and said Ilia: the drunkard. who joined
it eoLtI.ID4I. be stile to keep ibeir pie i., e in say ,lays,
especially after tie mistir ha I p •id and they hod
taken tuck. money. But lortunatiry these person. bare
deceived, tor the mssters hare pal I, and the men
eh• hive jconed the Woite Kiloton Army, with very
few eAClpti,..s, have stuck to their pledgee, and iuideed
rf lope .ding their money in (Link as they formerly did,
tiny hive spent it in otbei weys.
Nlauy of tnem who used to be very shablily dressed
are I.o‘e Nell with better •uits ot c,oth, on their
becks, and there is nd übt but "'bat they feed them-
selves totter too. Airs* ly there is • watt cvidcry
an: net the publican.. Toere is not •uco a dein u.d
f -r weir drink al there used to be, sod if the White
labbou Army cootinues to curry on As work, many of
the publicans nig jos am well lout up their houses
altogether, for they wail never be able JAI live in them.
Tbe makers and sellers of iutoxicating liquors have
dole • god traits in in the peat. It bat beeo
cslculated that nearly £3OOOO a year hss been 'peat in
drink on the ialan I. This sum ought ti be consider-
ably reduced, and no doubt it whi be if the White
Itibbon A. my vocalists*. to work In the future a• it has
in the past.—Yours truly,
Portland, March 80,1882.

A MUNI&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

1111 MILLS' LIMO.

RI referenee to Mr. 1111 W application for the
tenewal el the leass of No 12, Combine the committee
pepereed Mat the serveyor had inspected the premises,
imemach m they were considerably oat of repair,
lb& cambial recommended that before the applica-
tion be seterteined, Mr. Mills be called upon I. pot it
la repair Is aoctordanoe with the covenant of the
leen.
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Alderman Cum moved, and lit F. Loon
'wooded, the arkrptio• of the report., and Alderman
Gsrsur proposed tnet no further steps be taken to as
the arnortat ol mat required till the surveyor has
reported to the Comical that the repairs had been
carried oat
Yr. ASTMS Loon Pomaded Alderman Galpin's
needs&
Both wire serried.

?AMIN? by AOOOI:72fTS.

TM Pleases dommlttee recommended the payment
et ems to the mount of AK owing by the town
OosneLL-e•Aireed to.

WAIVE 00111ItTru.
This Oonamitten renommondad the payment of bins
ha ths sasonat of £6B Is bid and a Watch Rabe of
Id. la the S (same as last year).
On ths motion of Alderman Coins, secondad by
Mr. W. DOZDIS, this woo agreoi to.

Mr, Reginald Lock wrote that be had been negoci.
&Rog with Mr. Walden's creditors for tilting on his
dock-le-trade and busies., and applying that he
shoal& be listen as • tenant of the Corparation
Mims. Fttige and Son also wr 49 that having heard
the shop in the market, lately in the occupation
of Mr. Walden, was to let, they berged to apply for
tbe ease, an increase of their trade &maladies an
extension of room tor carrying on their hallows. net
haviag bees tenants of the Council for many years
they traded the would see fit to grant the favour of
peados the application.
Aldermen Oaten', objecting that any monopoly
should be established, and in order to encourage fair
aod opus oompeti•lon in business, as part of their
duty towards the public, propsdi that the shop be at
to Mr. Reginald Lock. assuming that the lease was
forhited„ on the same terms as the premises were held
by the late lease.
Dr. ALDRIDGII seconded the motion, which was
canted,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

-
FIRST COURT.

WZDNISDAT.

Ihe following gentlemen were MOM on the Grand
Jury :—Mr. W. H. Hawkins (Foreman), Charles 'l'.
Allen, Wort Chickerell W Arnold, Blandford ;J.
Balls, Brysnetons ; E. Burton Bradstock ;
L. T. Clark, Weymouth ; W. H. Crocker Dorchester;
A. Con, Howkchnrch ; J. Down, Bockhorn Weston;
W. Gower, Puddletown; R. Hunt, Fordington ; B.
C. Harris. Weymouth; C. Jeffreye, Dorchester, I.
blacken, Spetiebury ; C. blurb, Cattletook ; T.
Nesbitt, Blandlord ; J. Pool, Beaminster ; G. Percy,
Weymouth; .1. Rogers, Br... Artery ; J. ft. Rums I,
Weymouth ; H. stickhurd, Dorchseter ; J. &riven,
Portland; C. J. Ts:l(dt, Weymouth; and W. Whits,
Weymouth.

ilc;scher,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

MANAGE'.

ON Toursday evening last, the members and friends
of the Ntia..i .n 'fell mit in the Szboolroom, when
about 50 sit down 1, t. a. After ten, a very gratity.
Ig te.titn oda', in Lb. thane of • Bible and
a tinep,.-c, was prevented to their Evangel at, Mr.
H N. Side whoi. le taloa their...tom, of Serowe
for one at lAA.. I, North Devon, Ihi Son lay last be
tire .thed • b-aut ful germ or from " It i. finir.el," and
he said if through hi. leaving ono her sh..ul c one and
gain mu a nule t.. Go 1, then b.• g:orify in so
.10.ng. At the cl•.s, a the karvice h. cor daily oh .ok
h Vide, and hi I toch one gooddme. Log will Mr.
Mitchell awl hi fsmily he rotnemb-re.l by many in
Swan ; they left here on We In. by.
ENTERTAINMENT. —Tao iwana:e File and Drum on
Thu.. lay cave their third eutertaoiment in the
N 1... ;ern I. stdute, an 1, a. bet re th-ir pro.:r oriole
con•i.ted ..f .1.40, re it, i • 11.6. dialool 8. and cu'
Inlet with a lau4h bl., farce. The .-nt-rtadouent
laneom-d by the and playkg a m och H. NlareiCa
Km" " Pretty Girl" 1(0•ie hear, rectived •
hearty en. r', and had to be rep...med. .1.
` Nancy Till" wa. very well tinny, lou ily uric 'ref and
repeat.. I. N. Grant's and Brunsd-us r.citati .n. were
very good. Tire institute being large, it was not sa
crowded as when gist. n in the .1.0 dro on. Annexed
I. the programme :—Part I. Match.
, ; recite-
tion, 'Toe Fireman's We 'ding,- J. King ; song,
" Pretty Girl " H. Muth ; recitation. "Toe Prise,
A. Brunei.. ; song, " Nancy Ti I." .1. Pond; trio
(fifes) "Briny Christchurch Bell.," W. Keats,, T.
Marsh. and W. Tom.; song, Notoly's Chill." N.
G..ant dialogu., ":iailing," A. Brunaleta sow,
The C 'met," Etimuuds. Interval of ten minute.
Part It. Song, "Rode Dear," H. Marsh; picc ilo
.00, " Mete ir." George Pond ; song, "Th. Wonder-
(al Ifu.ician," J. Minuet!. ; recitation." Ben and the
Butter," N. Grant; song, " n baley D not do 3..,"
R. Sticklantl ; recited " Literary Oddity," N.
that: gong, "Tire Commi sionsrs." Ge ,r.te Pond ;
the hum 'row farce wa. by N. Grant, J. King, A.
Bromism, If. gosh, George Kelly. and J. Pond :
G.ol Arise the queen. We under.ttnd that after they
return from the review, they are going to give
Langt,n Matravers a turn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

WARZZAK.

ON Sun lay, Mon lay, a, d Tuesday evenings,
ad !reopen sere given by %Ic. J,lnes Lovell (from the
Ev..rgeliz iti fl Societ. ) I the Corn Exchange. Lie
actendsucA at each ad Ire•a wag good.
. . . _ _ _

^ i
committee W the orkinens' Institute, n Mill.
lane (which is tiow heed f r the summer months)
find that they are in debt .0 the amount of £5, anl
trust 1114 they m. 7 he able by subscriptions from
persons interested to clear it if at once.
I ASD PUNIC IC rallo)l.—At th• weekly
meeto,g of the Guar haw, held on the 11th, the
fillosring were tire.eut :—Mr. If. J. Galan I (in the
cheir), Me••rr. C Yearslev, J. S. Brew If. W. Burt,
an i S. W. lienuett. Vol ,us busine.• wee gone
throu,b, but a ,thiog ••f .p•oi..ll.torrot .r.courrod.
AT the Borough Petty S.-..ions, held on the
March, Mr. W. Daniel (May d r. F. Miash..ll-
- (ex- Mayor), sop Anted the f lioadmr ..v-rseos :
In the puleh of Lady St. Mary. JAMeI 1L41111411.m
and Wiliam Crocker ; in the parish of St. Muth;
J..mes Spelt I and Ge age W. Elms.; in the pari.h of
Holy Trinity, James Trenclurd and Thomas B.
Dud. a'e ; Mes•re. F. Blit,ll, W. P. and W.
Marehoian (the retiring members of t:se Local Beard)
are re-elected.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

ABBOTSBIIIY,

THE Primitive Methodist friry.ds of this placa cele,
brated their annual We and meettn.l in their place of
worship on Good Friday. The weather being fine,
friends from different pla es availed themselves of the
opportunity of a pleasant outing. About 100 partook
of the tom provided, all the meeting we. at ....rwsuis
held in the same place, prodded over by Mr. Vincent.
of Abbotsbury (circuit sumer! of the Weymouth
circuit), an I Nudely', addresses were delivered by %Ir.
Valiance (Longbrede), Mr. Williams (Kaiden) M.
Bartlett (Fortesham), and Mr. I)sniells (Uorchester).
Th chapel was, a, usual, nicely decorated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

4200 La

Goon Farnar.--Good fr,piay was observed here
quietly and deo-lough'. There were the usn t *Kola
services 4th. churches. o the afternoon the rect. r
of St. Paul's preached a serwt2n " t man enly."
There WM • good attendance. Hs took f.s his tart
Zechariah iL, 4—" Run, speak to this young men."
The glorious weather caused • run up .rt the letters of
traps and carriages, but we was out favoured with
many visitors from other places.

iILAXDFORD.

Tntrualos Soourrr.—A. meeting in connection
with the Blandford Tempe &nee Bncietv, warn held in
the Kaht-street Hall Beau°lroom. There was a good
attendance and addreeses were given by Maser, H.
Brown and S. Klaworth ffinttble hymns were snug
by the Tem swarice choir and friende of the cause,
whi,h is fwk gaining ground here.
Loom. Waal) Election. The electi m of six
menibere to Ihl VI/CU:WWI on this Board was made ,
Itoowis on Wedn.sidey with thy following result:-
I'. A. Barnev, 384; J. J. Barnrs; 372;5. Abb kt,
364 ;J. .toe,ket. 322 ;H. Unrdeo, OS ; 3. Burpot,
242; J. W. Luff, 240; W. J. Sicken. 180; 1. J.
Buys, 150. The fl, st et: oa the Het are elect.
tuns coars.—On Weduesiay eveoing H. Company
Dorset Hide Voluutwers were inspected by the Adjut-
ant. !dolor D. 0. Harmar. There were preseuk—
hlsjor Johns, Lieut. Watts, ',auk E. Castleman
Smith, four sergeahte, cad 26 rank and tile. We
no lerstand this is the lest visit of Nisjor Harms: to
the H. Gon_psny, hie five yesrs' term of service with
Lb. Dorset Volunteers expiring with this month. He
carries the good will of every member of the Blaatiford
company, mid we might add the battalion at large.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

WIITIIOIITH DAMMAM& BRIDGE.

!
Mr. Hentun presented the report of the Bridge' and
Buildings G.mmittee.
For Mr. 0. J. Parke, Mr. HANNAH moved " That •
sum of not exceeding £3,000 be granted t .wards the
works necessary to be carried out in the reparatioo of
the Weymouth Backwater Brides and the Woodafnrd
Bridge, both in the Dorettester Division ;" also " That
the sum 'so required be raised by mortgage pursuant to
the provisions of 4 and 5 Vic., Cap. 49 '
The Dertrrr-Citatotiax said the Court had done its
very utmost to meet the wishes of the Weymouth
MVwatert°. provide
one° acomuintittnekt it wasuate
irons ovauwantht.
of willingness on the part of tits. Court to erect •
bridge which would be a Too 7 ennetderable advantesre
to Weymouth, lilt could have been carried out with
justice to the retepayers of the county. rho Court,
however, did n .t think they could iocur • very large
expenditure unless a conelderaLle portion of that
expeose had been met from other sources. That Lad
not been forthcoming, hence the action of the Court.
Lord ELDON said there was considerable discussion
In the Bridge and Buildings Committee and Finance
Committee as to the proposals to raise the money.
One was to nee the £l,OOO bandit over to the Lunatic
Asylum for part payment, and raise the rest that
would be required by rate, but, as the county rates
would probably be high, the Finance Committee
decided to support ths motion to obtaio the money by
mortgage.
The DZPOTT-CRAILNAN said the £l,OOO mentioned
by Lord Eldon had been paid over to the C .unty
Treasurer, and was now port of the county stock.
That therefore waa available. He had • strong
fe-ling in favour of handing over the £l,OOO, but
looking at the unusual pressure upon the county rates,
the Court would perhaps do wisely to raise it by
m as proposed..
mortgage a,
When will It be repaid?
The DrxtrrY-Camaican : In 14 yaws.
Mr. Hanham's motion was ultimately carried.
THZ 000N1T BOOM

The keeper of the County House having resigned.
Mr. Henry Pegs* was appointed in Me place.

000sii Asrunt.

Mr. rionsit presented this report, which showed the
camber of toanty patients in the asylum to be—amiss,
no, females, 26$—total. 480.

000NTT 111•11C1.

A rate of id. iithe wee ordered.
The Chief C001461)1,16 report was reed, end • rale of
Id. hi the S ordered for the purpose, of QS pollee
tOrolll.

00ITITT MILLTIT'S IMPORT.
Tbb report was again nit.
10011011 T.

The Dr.etrrveneraitis announced that the calendar
nag light, nut thought it best to hold a second c ,urt.
Mr. Barren asked if it was neceeeare, coDaideriog
the Famines, rra‘ so light. What warn lb. °maims, ?
The CLeau of the PiaCII replied three Kohler.
No formal motion was made, and the matter
dropped.
The Court then roes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

LETTER EEOII TES TOWN CLERK.

Tbe following letter wee mai from the Town Clerk
flymoside, Bpi )
"Kr. Mow and Gentlemen,-1 desire, with your per.
niggle% le submit for cinsideration the following facts,
whir* lave indeost me to apply for a revision of the
presoak salaries paid to me as Tows Clerk of Ibis borough,
asd se &ark to lb* Corporation acting se the Sanitary
Authority, soder the Public Health AM. 1815. Tbe
slow el /i2O per annum. paid to as as clerk to the &boot
Attesdanoe C =mitt«. fixed in the year 1817. I don't
allude to. In reference to my salary as Town Clerk, I
would meatier' that 11w.a fixed at £5O per annum to the
mew 1506. on the passing of the Ituaicipal C wporation
Act sad this has ever since remained unaltered. The
yalary p. 14 to nue se clerk to lb. Sanitary Aethorite
wee axed in 1863. on the adoption of the Oirporauoo of
the Public Ileelth Act 1818, at £5O per annum, which woe
raised to 11111 to 1100 per annum. I any meotion that the
rateable Moe of tbe Borough hill incramed from £ll.BlO
Is 11160. tie £51,700 at thie present time, and there appears
Inn premeM %testi will continue to do ro. I need hardly
soy slam he year I/06 and lad° respectively, the duties
stisehlag both to the Town Clerk and this Clark to the
Smeltery Aotherity hem very couaidersbly incremed.
notably in ens way of addlUenal committee mastless mid
earreependeseet end altboneh in samedegree this included
public matter of exceptional ric -offence, yet I may
be to p dot out 'bat these exceptional matters of
losehmee often extent over a period of several yearn sad
I think, looking at the evident direction at the Lmialatios.
It le eztremely probable that Um (nor:lone of inssicipat
bodies will be 'sambaed, and on the who!. no lemming
will lake Oboe sib. dative of the ofllm I ham the limper
te AV, sad I thee olive respectfolly oak that Ma Commit
may take this subject Into their attantioo, with the view
of iseressiag aU the eaheriee at present assigned to the
ollee of Town Clerk sad Clerk to the Sanitary Authority."
Alderman. Guru, propoeed that the wh .le question
be referred to the Finance Committee, to take into
oteamideretlos, sad report at a intsre meeting.
G...Daers seconded.
- - • - • •

Ts ii1;10:7 It is very satisfactory to lied that
the rateable value of the Borough has inoreassd so
ash.
Albinism Gut: The rates hare increased es well
as the rateable yaks.

TIR ZOTAL OOLLIOZ Or 11011110.
1114 Laird Mayer wrote to ask tho prompt and active
eooperation in the national undertaking so vigorously
sit on foot by the Priooe of Wales.
No tirded gape were taken in the matter,
Th• Borough Surveyor's and Inspector of Nuisances'
report' were maintop&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11

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lIERNE ABB MI .

A lisert:ro of the lii.rherty Authority nal held at
juetiorloorn, Mr. C. Li. filthy, chairman. The
surveyor's ace milts were read and ple,ed. F..r the
tlectn,n of guardian of the Cetus/ 1/11i011 only one
{wash is contested, that of Catti4.ck, Mr. T. 3lnith.
the present guardian, being opposed by Mr. Charles
Ellis.
A simnel accident happened to Mr. Joseph Sprake,
of the Abbey Farm, on ef.md.y, in the huntin4 field,
at a meet of the Blacknio Vale }lmo,* oear
Iledmire Wood, in the parish ..f rtfebtad. It appears
that when jumping a hedge Mr. Awake fell into a
ditch the othe. and a. the horse waa plunging
out kicked him in the bead. He in in • very pre-
carious state. Drs. Mcgoery and Eakin me in attend.
mos 00 Wm, and give hopes of his recovery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-18

BEAMIIIIITER.

Aomparr.—Mr. Dyke, proprietor of the Bridport
and Crewkerne omnibus, while waiting near the
Independent Chapel on Friday evening in charge of •
brake and pair of homes, was thrown from his seat on
the box by the sudden plunging of the horses and
dislocated his elbow. The 'injury was soon simmeasfally
radioed by Mr. J. S. Webb, and Mr. Dyke was able
to be takenhonse.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-18

FURTHER REBPITE OF LAMSON.

The friends of the Oonvict Lembo* whom exectp
lion stood for Tuesday, have, we understand,
obtained a further respite on the afficlavite
which have arrived from America. One re-
ceived on Friday from the Rev. Mr. McF.lroy
states that he is quite satisfied of Louson's
insanity. and that be strictly forbade any of
the inmates of his house to take anything at bis bands g
clearly in July feet he was not responsible for his action&
The wile of this gentleman dep am that am mot
other acts of his eccentricity prisoner once attmlAwl
to wiod up Ina watch vita hie csisemette. A eargeoa
of Booharea declares that L talon s Invoistared
&cantina in the 11104 alarming winner. Thu geode-
man 16 al.o of opthion that the o an t is of unsound
mind. An knglleh geotlensen. Mr. Philippe, speaks
to hie excessive &akin of morphia, whierr in his
opinion rendered him of unsourid mind. A Mira
Pooeck declare that for months pest he has not been
responsible Inc his actions. Priemer's former cosch.
mac deposed that be had often told his fellow servants
that his master onght to be in an asylum.

--
Th. following latter haa been addremiei by the
Secretary of Stele to the High Sheriff of dune,' :
Whitehall. Aprlll6th. 11381
Sir.—The Ylaister of the United States haring °oche
osuoicated to the SwordAry of State the earnest wish of
the President that t remits granted to the e >odd
Ortorp Henry Lamson. now to We odds at Woods•dik
shoal he further extended, in order to give tires for tleo
ossidoratioe of oertiiia docu meats, • portico!' el eh eh
have not yet arrived, out which are now on that, wsy from
America. I am I, signify to you the go ma eontroavis
thst the rx.eubon of the seat zoo of death p owed ut,ce
he said loge Hoary Liaison he birth., respites& unbl
Prole', the tdtl day of April Instant
Too sib, at the same Pose that the prtsoaer is infortnoid
o tote aztonaitta of the present respite, t .ke care demi;
to .zplain to Lion that no further rosette will to eraatod,
sod test oo soldiers whirl haS hitherto been submitted
to the Secretary of State. sillier from I,,gland or Azov los,
&fiords soy justideation for edvitios aay intrrlden,e slob
the soutanes of the am. Sir, your obedient servant,
(Signed) W. V. HalColll7.
The neve of the respite was communicated to the
convict during the Donne of Sandy. Intimation eif
the fact waa oda forwarded to the Americas ml Um,
Mr. Lowell, and to Mr. A. W. Mill; the peteosees
solicitor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-18

CORTE CASTLE.

BOROUGH PETIT SieBlo)re, Wednesday.—Bef ore the
Rev. Eldon S. Banks an I Mr. N. Bond.—Benjamin
&Alden was chsrded with assaulting p.i.
whilst in the .contion of his duty. Toe complainant
staved that on Satu.d iy, the Bth, he WIN calla I on t)
o t the Castle Inn. lie Owl., found the defervient
very riotous and w..ntinr t fight wdu another man. !
Mr. Adis', the landl.ird, was trying t it p them. and
ordered the defendant (Scolden) out of the house.
Complainant also told him (defendant) he most leave,
hot be refused. Complainant then took hold of him
and got him Into the street, where be WU very violent
and struck him (complainant) several times. After '
some more trur.liog with the defendant, c implainant
ce led on a mail named William Stockley to ts•ist.
They got defendant on ,ele as far as the Nati .nal
School, whe . he wa reamed by Ow, men named Frank
raced Mc (defendaot's bruther) anil Richard Norris.
Complahrint recaptured the defendant and took him
to the lots-up in a 000veyancti.--Disfsudant was oom-
mitted for trial at the next quarter Sessions.—
tree k Sc olden stet Rich ad t4orris were charged with
mecum, Bri.jami Bcad len trim the lawful custody
of P.S. Absalom Wiles, .e) B.torley, the Bth
Both ~a oosanntsed for trial at tiairsest Quite'
Wm pealed la we ash

TM LSD ENTEITLINWRET.—On Rader Monday •
very suoosseful to was given in the British School-
room in in "'Diction with the C ingregationel Church.
B.tween 80 and 90 sat dowo to toe, which was provided
by Mr. Payne in hie
usual style. After the tea a long
rogramme, consisting of choruses. quartet'as, trios,
duets, songs readings, and recitatnne, wad gin.
through by the Congregational Chapel Choir (under
the leadership of Mr. (J. B.ker), assisted by friends,
am ingot whom may
be particularly mentioned Miss
Wright, the Kissed Clerali, and many others from Dor-
ch stet and elsewhere. Before singing the Ilethlnni
Anthem the Rev. G. R. Bawler proposed a vote of
thanks to the performers, which was &ended by Mr.
Goodchild (of Loudon) in an ioteresting speech, and
carried with acclamation by a numerous audience.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-18

BAIIPISIZAX.

On Tuesday last, the 11th lost., two marriages were
celebratel at the pari•M church in this village by the
Rev. Canon E. 'oho. Toe first wedding, at eleven
o'clock, was that of Mr. E.. Yates, of Great Toiler, to
Mu. H s ounsell, of Hampishain. Th • second, at ILIIO.,
was that of Mr. Hoare late of Wrasall, to Annie,
youngest dingier of Mr. Emanuel Hodges, of
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-18

BWANAGI.

Clomcrwr.—At the hfowlem la.titute en ambient.
.ncert (I,w the benefit of the institute) will take place
on Friday, April 14th. Tickets can be obtained at
Mowry if and John lisTrm. _
_ .

Ti Tomo Sot-Ys. ()taws, conducted by Mr. Brown
(jeweller), will assisted by frien I." give an entertain-
ment of vocal ant instrumental made. Ic., in the
Congregational Soltcydroom on April 20th, at eight p.m.
Tux Reviaw. —On Sattvday morning last Swanage
wee all alive. Our volunteers, with their Melia !-
drum band. paraded the two before they left in
carriages pmvidel for the purpose by M a.ra. Edmunds
and Baesutn, to take them to Wareham, CC mule for
the review.

FLOM'S SERVICL—On Sunday the fl 'wee service
WA4 held in the psrish church, and it was surprisin;
to woe the quantity of flqwers that waac illected for the
occasion. Th., 'limner° and Ilkeston schools met just
beim.. three "'dock, healed by a banner, ant all
marched to church

Bang HOLIDAY. —Monday being Bank Holiday, a
great many avails themselves of trips iu the stesm..rs,
Mrs. Serrell's Brava Bend enliveoinr the town before
they went on board, and in rotor.. • lar,re number of
others visited us, and, as there was a call for horses
and carriages, our carriage proprietor, made • very
good beginuinz.
BIT/VIAOII M.SSION.—Tbe anniversary services will
be held iu th. Mission Hall on Sunday, April 18th.
Mr. George Marsh, of Bushey, Herta, will (H.V.)
preach in the m going and evening. Oa Tees lay.
April 18th, s pu hr tea will be held at six o'clock. and
• meeting in the Mi.al .o Hall at 7.30, when the Rove.
J. Persone and T. &evil], 11.Lsars. Geo. Marsh and J.
Longman, with other friend*, are expecte 1 to address
the meeting. Co lectiqns u b-haif of the Building
Fund will be mode. Ticke's can be obtained of Mews.
Gillingham and Teinhell.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-18

THE NEW MEMBER TOR MEATH.

Mr. Edward Shell was nomineted on Yriday for the
vacancy in the representatioc of Meath, named by the
eltodoes of Michael Daritt being declared void. There
being no opposition, be was at ono, returned. Mr.
Shoal, who ta a nephew of the eminent orator of
o'oouniell's time, waa a member of the Met Parlia-
ment, but II said to hare never addressed the House.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-18

OANI TRIBPASS.

Henry Brine wag summooed for trespasnog In par
milt of game end conies on laud la this occupation of
Mr. Tuck, r, at Weat Luiwortb, over which Mr. Weld
Blundell has the right of abooting.—Mr. Howerd
sive .red t prosecute; prisoner was undefended.—Mr.
IA ward, in hi. ..pining statement, sald there was no
excuse whatever for tbe defendant's conduct, al Mr.
Weld Blundell did not object lethal wo,knien killing •
rabbit it it came in their way when at work, but
ei-lied them to take it openly ; but he amid not
countenance the practice of poichln .—The first
witidia called was C. Baas, who said he rented ae a
rabbit warren part of Mr. 'Tucker's farm, and adjoin-
ing the farm were .onie woods. On Sunday morning,
April find, shout 11 o'clock, he was in the warren look-
ing out for tresparmen ; he could see over the whole of
Mr. Tucker's farm. Saw defendant with two dogs,
one of which belouted to him, the other being the pro-
perty of defendant's master, Mr. 'Nicker. Sew him
bunt the corn fields, hedges, and furls, and kill two
rabbits and one hare. Was watching him about two
hours, dining which time the defendant wont over •
large p idiom of the farm ; did not think the defend-
ant saw him. Also saw him &gala in the afternoon,
when be only had one dog with hitn.—G F. Woodrow
said h. was heed-keeper to Mr. Weld Blundell, and
had received complaint, of this man's poaching; knew
the dogs be had with him well, one was • well-trained
dog and very seat, almost as foot se a greyhound.—
After a short caisultsti a, the Bench fined defendant
1.-2 and wets, lle., in default one montb.—Defendsat
went to pria
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-18

MESSRS. MOODY AND SANKEY.

A roPIY has been remind to toe cordial invitation mat
to o:meow lart manta by the Laid= committee loaned
for Mis papist' of snaking Ms neamiary arsamssmats for
the o"4o4kad a • sui•••1••••g•usu. services is various
p.rta of the nostrop it.. Wnttag Irma Ilissiorr to Kr.
Report Patoa, lb. soaorary mastery, Ur. D. Is. Moody
cordially Masks Ms friends who haws so 'gladly Ladled
him aad Mr. flanks, t, undertake work is Is talon. It
was Impossible. Ws adds, to misty sooner t • the rsgumit los,
owls, to.. moth uncertainty in their pima 'ls think-
ing oast Ms work," Use wrata promeda, "ws hays felt
that Loadosi could not possibly to visited before the
autumn. and as a number of tows' in Zoglaad as well as
Weiss sod Imisad ham urged strongly mat visits shawl
1.. made Mara thaqoastioa arms witstbar It would sot bis
bstaw to pniparte ta• visit to Lan ion tiLl tho autumn of
Ma. suing mat winter to Om somilsr cities. As this is
so Is. in Ws totals, anal:Ill impossible that ddloits plans
should to mai* no•. W• can oar mad Oar thanks for
continued ransimbr ma and sympathy, hoping at mem
usss. sot far dunsat to most wits tAs friends and talk
over with them the best mums to puma"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-18

wlitsossia.

CONOZIT.— A. concert In aid of the Endowment
Fund of Colehill iron church was given in the Corn
Exchange on Tuesday. The front sesta were fairly
well filled, battle' beck sesta did not Oat all. The pro-
gamma was very long—iu fact too long—bat was fairly
well rendered throughout, and nice. follows :—Over.
tare. " Wimborns Harmonic Society; dusts,
" kiasing," Mime Watson and Miss Watson; song,
" Hymn to the Sue," Mr. M scD ; port gong,
"The United Band," Orpheus Society ; song.' Parted
Never Mire," Mi.& Inglis; trio, for piano, violin. and
violoncello (Mendeleasohn), Mrs. Wiltshire, Rev. F.
J. liuysbe, and Mr. Whitehead Smith; whilatling
solo, " Dot." Kr. MacDougall; song, "1.0•0 the
Pi grim," Miss Watson; s ing, "Selections from
Pelletize's," Mr. MacDougall ; comic song (in character),
"The Baby," Captain Churchill ; overture, " Fma
Diavolo," Wimborne Sermonic Society; duett, "Li
Regain Venocisua," Mei Watsoa and Miss A.
Watson song, "Good Bya," Miss Inglis; part song,
" Hunter'. Farewell," Orpheus Society; rnusinal
sketch, "Society in a Country Town." Mr.
MacDougall; waltz, " Tonjours on Jamas," Wim-
borne Harmonic Society; sou, 'A bird in the Hand."
Mr. Lees; song, "When the He irt is Young," Miss
A. Watson; duett. "No, Sir," Mies Inglis and Mr.
Lees; comic song, "Th. Peep Show," Captain
Churchill.