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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

?Hi COLLISION Orr HOLYHEAD.

The Loodca and North Western italway Compans,
the owoas of the steamer Admiral ntoorson, which
foundered off Holyhead altar ocillision with the 4mericao
ship Beata Clara, with toes of live lives, have t atop out
• writ ensinst the owners of the Amin Curs, claiming
.010,000 demagog. The owners of the AmMoen ship,
which 'metaled comparatively slight damage, had already
commenoed aa act= by damages.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OP

DANDELION AID NAND= ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Antlbillous Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and laver Medlois&
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

LOCAL BOARD.

WSDNICSDAT.—The usual monthly meeting of this
Board was held in the Town Rail, when there were
present :—Mx J G. E. Lawrence (in the chain.
Meson l. it. Park, 8 Abbott. J. tewart, ft
Childs. P. A Barnes, J. Ball, J. J Ball; qr. S
raill (clerk). and gr. C. W. Wills (surveyor)
For the Lighting committee. the CHAIRSAN
mentioned the acoount for the lighting during the
past six months was to hand amounting to
lie 6d., with • discount of 3 per cent off
Pot corn and lenge supply during the next three
months only two tenden had been rewired, viz.,
Messrs. Short and yen.
he tender of the latter was accepted
he Medical °dicer reported the health of the
town to be good
t short conversation arose on the passage leading
from the New Inn to the Close, consequent on the
railings across the centre At was suggested the said
rail should be painted white, but it was stated the
said yard was • private right of way and the Board
could not interfere.
Mr CHILDS enquired if any steps had been taken
with regard to the fireproof walls being made com-
pulsory in the r.cently erected houses of dr. Short°,
and additions to the house of Mr Cannel'.
The Surveyor reported having sent • letter to the
parties, and the bye-law of the Board relating
thereto. and stated the means intended to be adopted
by the parties, which met with the approval of the
Brd.
Signing of cheques for current expenses concluded
the business of the meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

TIIIIICIIII & PODOPHTLLIN.

Tb syroptgree or isrer derengernent, beadactie, torpidity,
enagivengse, flatulence. heartburn. sense of orer•repletlm
Shoulder pail., repugnance to food. general ilbwonitort
doper... Om. are quickly .11epelled. It la ',errand early by I.
Par... London. lu. ha on hayloft g. many ebentiete vela try
to sell their own. Bottles. es Id. and 4U fol. Sold by Charade
everywhere. Sent by P.irceLs rola ou receipt of W
P. 0.0. to Bedford Laboratory.

PEPPER'S TANNIN
THROAT GARGLE

Ii ennipre,l of the Tannin ettreeted front Gall Nets sad OA
Bark, combined with Glycerine. It be.. tong beneficial seam
on tbe soft delicate membrane, which Ilse the throat organs d
artitalatiog
Tannin Gargle Mould be within the reach of all le the lame
degree 'object to throat affections, whether indammatory,
Mated, ulcerated, hoargenna, swollen tonsil,, enlarged evnhi,
weakened voice. &c. 111,Ae requinn If to onnatanily qnzley the
voice in speaking, singing, or reading, have, by og the
Gargle, the means of preventing the huakineaa dr7neas, sad
Irritation ao frecorntly attendant on over-exertion, oleo el
pro•lueing uooune.lly aortal/bed powers withoot lwittry to the
surfaces of the throat.
. .

I. great purifier, and so lawful as • month web k
ken disegremble breath. arising frog, decayed teetb, dis-
ordered stomach. mouth oleeralloos, or other mums, espiclalty
when sttehlant upon • cold.
AP a core tor ordlimry wee throat, with Its naul painful ne4
sometime. dangerous symptoms. the Tannin Ogres k tax
bet ter than anything or the kind.
In bottles, la 64. each. Sold by Ciamilata, or Punk Pe*
koes &NUN'S Laboratory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

CHEAPEST AND BEST

ADVERTISING PAPER.
Advertisements NUT to pre- pald. Peet-Ofee Otkol
le be made payable at Ludgate Mesa, te
ED WARD LLOYD, Fleet Una.

Office—
DAILY CHRONICLE BUILDINGS,
FLEET ST., LONDON,IC.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

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THE GREAT REMEDY

BLAIR' S

GOUT

PILLS.

ON SOCIAL PURITY AND THE
INFIRM ITIAS %lAN. Addressed
especially to young men, with advice on Health, and
containing Recipe.; that will restore the nervous and
debilitated to the fun power of Manhood pree for
tb• benefit of all who &are • sae and speedy cure,
without the old of quacks. Heed one .tanip to pre-
poimiastrin., flacastain, Zeititni. Of
A*llollly,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

motel,

LATEST.
THE SOUDAN.

TELEGRAM PROM LORD WOLSBLEY.
Central Nowa has received the following from
the Wax Mee :—Lird Wobailey has telegraphed
from Kurti this morning that there is no cause
for anxiety owing to the &hoopoe of flees of
Sir Li. Stewart'. force. 'rho news of 170,
li. says, vu brought by Bashi Basouks, of
whom there are no more with Stewart's force
and further news must therefore come by camel
with ordinary British escort.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

ONLY PREPARATION

They place before the Public).

00K I. K ANTIBILIOI7B PILL&

TNI OUNITT

PATINT IIIIDIOINZ,
la BOUM at la lot. b. ad.. Y. It. and lla.

cOOKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS NUM
ma nil
FAMILY MEDICINE.
IA Belle lit IS. 14.. b. ad.. 16. Id.. Asa Lli.

fl 0011 L K' B ANTIBILIOUB FLUB.
‘J

TiII 11•11IST

FAMILY NILDIOINI

la Bouts at IL It, k pd.. 40.6 d, sad II&
/10OHL E'S ANTIBILIOIJS PILLS.
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EIGHTY•THREN YILIR&

IE. NIS ORMOND-STIES?. LONDON.

COCKLE'S ANTIBIUOUS PILLS.

BB_
ECAUSE they cannot digs*
their fond, will and a num-
'chola, food anal remedy in
acorn z 1.81 N
PURE COD LIVER OIL with
lt'pnplionphihi. Iris AS PAL.
A TABLE AR MILK. and very
ca. .y dirested. The rapidity
with which children gain Itch and
ungth upon it is fkuly wonder.
fut. Read th- folluvring —" I
have tried Rita's Email ion in
see • of waqing in young children
and OM of opinion that it is
valuta,' • pea imitation. The chil-
dren take it ttud sok for more, and
II e *col elk., is ore append. I
rouvider it fair rtiperior to ordinary
cud liver nil." Signed J. Ms:oh:ill,
M.S.C.R., etc., 143, Grange Iliad,
Berroundoey,S.E." Any Chemist
can ,ttpply it at 20. 6d. anal 4.. fol.,
or will he sent, earriagr pahl, on
receipt of retail price in stamps,
1 y the RA: manufacturers, Snort
& Dowse, rt. New Oxford Street,
London, W.V.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
STRHENEZERGY TONIC.

GREAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—By infusing
new life, enriching the blood, Rod etrengthming ths
muscular system, the manifold symptoms of weakness
disappear, appetite returns, fatigue ceases, recruited
health, • general accesaion of stnisigth and vigour river
the whole system akeneantly proves the benefit derived.
rh_REAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
OF QUININE AND IRON TONIC—It braces
up the weakened nervous system, and increases tbs
h of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
ri=tle condition resulting from prostrated nerves.
Zach Bottle contains 32 doses.

GNEAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
QUININE AND IRON TONIC, by ita
supporting influence on the bod 7 and nerves, repsire
the ravages !IRMA by overtaxing the brain power,
and le gives really great mental strength. It cods
about ltd. each dose. Refuse imitations.
fiREAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
SS QUININE AND IRON TONIC strengthens
the stomach, supping sinking sensations, removes
indigestion, heartburn, palpitation. ific. kern valuable
medicine for delicute females. By the cordial bitter
flavour Pepper's Tonic always increases the sppettte,
and, by its use. all necessity for beer, wine, or spirit I.
•soided. Insist on having only Pepper's Tonic, and
Not • mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Settles, 4.. oil. esch, sent carriage free by Parcels Post,
en sending the %mount in stamps or P. Order to Jobs
Pepper Co, Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

ESS

nth BUMP Or fi•LleltilT v. OTTLlM—Belciess
Peotanes, the Dean of Archie, attaed•J by Mr. John
Haseard, Registrar M the Preview, of Osighwbury, mid
Mr. Cyrus Waddilove, the Regimegaz of thli
the owe of the Bishop of tialkbury v. Miley come oft
for hearing lest week. The priamdlags were and r
the Mora Diniplise riot against the Rey. Thornag
Alfred (Way, It. A., Vioar of Portland St. Jobe,
Doriet.—An importaat manorial Wring been pre-
sented to the Bishop of fielirbary, idgeW he • larto
umber of the iababitants of the pert* oomplaising
of the cooduot of the Mom, his lord.klp Mood • own.
miming of enquiry tg Archdmoos risaatuary, of
Dorset, end five others, who reported that there were
grenade of oomplakt against the wirier, and advised
that the preseet should be lastitated nadir
the aboveinestiosed AM-11Ir. Mao's appeared kr
the promoters; Kr. Jeans represented the riepoodest.
—Mr. Jenne obligated to the anklet on the ground
that, while (Arkin of the paragraphs alleged an
~malt and the nor of profane language on the part
of the reeposdent, no dates or other particulars wen
iipeolfierL Hs ooetended that spectifio details ought to
have been set forth, in order that the respond's%
might know what he bid to meet. —Mr. Moore, ha
the promoter', argued that the obis:moo was out of
time, se it should hays berm made on thy admission of
the artioirs. With regard to the particulars which
wen asked for, the Marge wee that the respoodagt
was onseeqoently in the habit of tieing improper
learns*, and perms were not aoctutomed to write
down names and dates when they beard bad langsage.
LI say particular dak was fixed it might be difficult
to get the witnesses to keep R.—After wane f Luther
disouseloo, the Dew of Arches remarked that be
could not try the owe mikes the respondent know
beforehand what it was he bad to meet. He thought
the aounesl for the promoters was quite right as to
the practice of the Court with regard to objecting to
the stud..; of coarse, In other oourts particulars
maid be glom. There was a great ad vaatage la
partioulars, became they were mors elastic sad less
explodes. The question was wit•ther, the prorates
harks been departed from here, he should try the
case without the respondeot knowing more specilmlly
whet hit had to meet. He could not thiek that would
W Tight, and kw thought that the promoters should
gin him partiortiam.—an application was thee made
that • da_y might be fixed for the beariog of the scut,
sad the Dean of Arches appointed Thursday, February
19th out, for the suit to be heard.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

SULPHOLINE

LOTION

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

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN 1181
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A IIARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

IIAUTIFULLY FLAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMLESS.

CURES OLD-STANDING SION DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to
Flulpholine " in a few days, and COII3IIICOCII to fado
sway, even if seemingly put cure. Ordinary pimples,
redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, TAZIAIiI SS if by
Magic ; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, nuns,
acme, psoriasis roses, prnrigo, fetter, pityriasis, however
deeply rooted, " Bulphollne " successfully attacks. It
destroys the animalcules which mostly cense these
unsightly, irritable, painful Maims, and produce 111
dear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. " BalphoUrs "
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

SOLDIERS' IN3TITUTE.

On Thursday showboat and rimming • basset warn
held in the large hall in aid of the funds of this eked.
hat iastatution. The hall was most beibutiftilly
&corded by a Rambl., of soldiers of tho °beehive
=eat, who displayed a woodisrful amenat of
taste la the amassment of the various
decorations. la Um emirs of the room a monster
Christmas tree, ranching to the roof, was coveted with
toys and goals of serious sorts, so thickly was it
covered that little of the tree itself weld be WU, sad
it,* juvenile portion of adenines were &lighted. A
mimes: uf Malls sirraagod on eara side of the room
were laid out with great taste, one stall coo.
taiosd work of various kinds, both useful ant
oraameataL On sinothar we noticed a beautiful
head painted sarseo, hand paintod chinadms decorated
most artistically, silver fir leaves from South Abbas,
do. Another large stall warn well filled with dowers
of all descripticas, pot dowers, bouquets, button-boles,
ea The &dome Lapse work by Kim Dodingtou
dmerves soma raerition, and was much admired.
Over the door the words " God Save our Qualm," in
silver and crimson letter% were very affective ; tortuous
of paper of every oolour (armies a framework
for Us* motto. On an tionsease scrod were
tho words "Prosperity to our Inetltato," and
over the retreekuseat stall, on another scroll,
" Refreehments." Tb. docorators deserve the
greatest credit for the, way in which they had carried
out thole work. The platform was occupied by the
splearild string hood of the lostituto, &der this able
direction ef lir. St. Clair. The featare of the day
was the oelobrated vales,'dos-Saw," the vocal
obligate Wag rendorod by the boys of the °heads*
Regimad, a most astonishing effect being producod,
an *noon being dernandod. Tale vales is &Wood
to boom& the most popular oois of the season,
The band played ths following programme of made
In esoellent style :—Maroh, "Thou Art so Near"
polka, " The Flaw/lea " ; vales, "dos-Saw "1
ocerre, "Fun and Frolic"; veld, " Hoed of My
Heart " ; schottische, "Th. Lois Lettoe "1 ewes,
" Mina Again " ; &ace d. ballet, " La Ladaziette"
raise, " °odor the Stars " ; selectioo, MM.&
Piadore" ; vales, " Schlummerlied " ; polka, "Th.
Jolly Vsgranta " ; valm, "Thin.' Alone ";) leasers,
"Rip Van Winkle"; " Plerrot " ;
" Wet, WA, Ws't."
The hamar was attondad by a numbs, of ladles
and gentleman from Weymouth and Portland, and a
good business was done.
This sale of work was carried on as Friday evoniag.
We boar the remit is satisfactory, and we wish the
Soldion' Indilut. MOONS in the fullest seam of the
word.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

LIVELY PROUNIIDING.I

Thiirsday last this town was in a state of sus-
pense and excitement, owing to the case of Boor v.
loick coining off at the Assizes. During the after-
noon a bougrain warn receive , and at once the new.
quicsly spread far and wide that Hr. ,loock warn on
the %gamin. "de. Die serdict wee hailed with
rapture and delight by the majority of the inhabitants,
so much an that the town Baud lltandiaaster Ware
haul/ 'VAS engaged for the evening, and prompt
measure* taken to give or Hubert •Iceck • most
hearty and enthusiastic reception. On their arrival by
the six pin from Dorchester, ,r. Elceek and othei
frieudo, having left the platform, were surprised to
Mud a landau and a pair of greys waiting to convey
them to his residence in West-otreet However, the
crowd warn,,, overpowered with delight that they
insisted on removing the horse, from the vehicle, and
relieved themselves with the pleasure of drawing
their highly esteemed friend and fell iw townsman
' through the Avenue, ant and High streets, through
the Square, then up Wesit and down ..ast Borough
into the Square. at which place a halt WWI Innd • and
thank* were returned by Mr r.lcock and the other
gentlemen in the carrbwe allusions (11.1 a matter of
course) being made to the hid event of the day,
thankfulness being expressed that the case was tried
by an English jury, and not by the great unpaid
The streets were the mged at every point with
spectators 'the procession was preceded by • beam
of the Union Jack of Old ..ngland, close upon which
crane the hand then the hero of the day. .1t the real
s 4 the crowd • cattle cart conveyed a huge black
boar leg. This quadruped imprisoned in the cart
under a uet, was a so .rou if intense delight and
,ati.faction lA, the whole body of on-lookers. Having
arrived at 11r rdcock's residence is few more words
were addressed from the carriage after which the
crowd, perfectly oatisksil with the reception given
dispersed in a most orderly manner to their various
plims." of abode. The band with their accustomed
style, ltc., gave great satisfaction by playing severAa
'Actions during the remainder of the evening in
front of dr. elcock's establishment,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

ilotti.

Pealam Island sad milady ken beau around Is
Darobeeder se to tbo We of Sir Barblet Stewart and
Wu sable Iktio baud, as unmet of We doe. robetioo-
oldp to en Mewed lady et We tons. Earnest lapse
ore astortelood tint the galena morel will pull
tbrosib. red Uwe tapas will be otrosetbosod by Oa
idegree moolved by the War Moe front the Soudan,
sad wide\ was wired to us at the moment of g dug to
prow

isyptia• slake seam always oft the eve of a crisis,
MI Ike crisis is always very slow In coming, Lord
lrnovUk moves la *ration maltase with the most
pouderoas deliberation. The belief I. thet the
Freaels have delivered a kind of pa* 6o ultimatum to
Übe British Cabinet, in which s" moltiple control " le
lasisted on ; also the neittralisatiJa of the z
01011. It will an doubt be griev,nte to a gentleman
Of Um Foreign fieoretary'e bland sad oblicio ptra•
meat mot lobs obi* to rive way apt° thee point.;
bat helms so choice. The patios has dooda.sly wade
uplss salad oa these zaatten, sad the sooner L•rd
Gresville let, the numb know tin fact the better.
There ere out instils/ ruminate that Me lordship is
leallaed to sive way upon the aeltrelisation qo team,
bat sash russoare Sr. fnr.dibio. N. British
Itlaleher's position would be w4rth a wooled purchase
who would consent to block up •ur roil to fulls ja
Um* of war.

A woll•lnformed correspondent writes to us of pow
(Monet Boreaby :—I had the plower* of knowlag
bim pereosally, aod I most aid my testimony to
Alba wltiont has already bee, forthoorelas Is abundano•
Is the Wad hesitate's, and generosity of Map wlti
which dlitlogniehol him so Ire, titan his owernifloent
Ordeal qualities. He WY a Val Paladie.
ought to have bees • crusader sad height eased.
We Iwo muscular streagth sad absolutely dauntless
ammo night hare turned the tide of many •
nediervel bettle. But he was no mere prise-fighter.
ressonal prowess Was alter all, eel, one phew of •
semprided °Waster. No ma. of his age so Dearly
approsobed the kua steeliest* of the " admirable"
Celeites. He was • cultivated gentlemen, a popular
slither, • highly acemplisbed baptist, tellieg
ipabtl3 speaker, a politician rights tato note, a lion of
Lomita moiety. He was all Ode besides being a
famous traveller, • eaceerefel balloonist, whips the
beet laseseenew at his day, sod a distinguished military
elloor. Tow wee have wee or done so wosh Is a
Wail 43 pewit mod yet he seemed to have a spleadid
f Were bikes lila It, We thee sad not the teuemer
of his death which his friends have to mown. If.
would hove &owe the battlefield for his death-bol.
Bat, alas I slat his thee bee 001 MO SO MOM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

WZYMOUTIL

O.IC.T.B.—Sr. limit's Beason. —On Monday vren.
lag the Rev. Watasy. of Licoola, exhibited a
large nsagic I.atern at St. Mary's School with picturrs
los' rolls( the life and drat& o: little child broaght
up la a drunkard'. home. The re.. gentleman as
&a laseremlag desorlstioa of the pictures, palatine out
the advantages of temperance sad the (oath! iuns
arias( boo excerelve drieklag. ?be Rey. J.
Reamed, proposed a rota of thanks to the lecturer
• 'Wed* was made towards the imposes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

ASSOTSIVAY.

Ftsamix'd Duntu.—ra annual dinner of the
fishermen of thie plasm took plus at the Ito/meter
Arms oa Wednesday evening last, the gathering
being presided over by the 11. v. W. )L Fairbeira
(view), Mr. Gee ably filling the vies-their. After
duieg full jutioe to the ithoolleat spread provided by
Mr. Oooper„ the usual loyal toast, were Immure",
the Othirman commentlas oa the tacit of the Heir
Apparent as well as tho Heir Presumptive living_ in
our midst at the same time.—re. nee; toast, " The
health of loord flobester," was drank with *eery
*ethos's= and repeat, this bein4 followed by" domes
to the fishing Trade of Abbotsoary."—Mr. Hepeic
then snocuumed, on behalf of Lord Ilithester, that, is
coneiderstion of tho infavoursole season experieocci
by the fishermen Ibis year, be hal kindly consented
to forego the oustoinal &bin fese—on aanou ,oes
meat which was nodule( with greet satisfactioe
by all present, a remark being made that it
would hays boon much more remunerative to
ths &benison g ally had Om Milltlita of the
Bahia( season been more prosperous.—Mr. Ciew,
in responding to the toast, remarked that as .
member of the cimpany he had only netted dario4
the last two years the very uoreamiserative sum of
10s. 61.-10 e, ono year sod 61. the next. The
speaker expressed the hops there wore better tice,, io
own for them. In oniclasion he gave la euseedingly
ounplunentary terms "Th. health of the Chairman."
reamrslog on what the rev. gentleman had achieved
from • musical point of view dubs. hie those
residuum among thous, anu also oa the swum interest
he took in everythlog that concerned the cutial
being of the pariah' mere gooorally. The speaker
commented us the fact of Ude being the nun °comic),
on which they had been hoeouroci by a clergyman
taking the chair, which be thought was a stop in the
✓ight oirectioo, and hoped to see the example whico
had been set in Ude respect followed in years to imam
le oonolusion he submateci the toast, which IMO
Waitel with great onthaelasm sod magical honours.
—The Obeirnisa reepooded in an appreciative apemen,
is the °our.' of which he 'sprained a hope that he
might be spared to be amongst them for many year',
sad that they would understand each other better tb.
more they became koown to each other. —The Obali-
inee this prowess' the *. ViocOhalroaan," whims W.l
nisj well aokaowledged. Toe evening ended
pleasantly with some capital songs by the rev. goalies
man sod others of the ounpany.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

SHOCKING CHILD MURDER.

Oa
Friday morning an ingamt Wil held at West-
minster on the body of a female child, found on the
11th instill • trowt paper wail, with its head almost
severed from the body. TilB parcel was p eked up by •
man inS oath Audley-etreet, and oonveyed to the atwi•
barongb IC,ers Pgleeutat,oo, and hare it was exemited
by the divisional surgeon, who said he was certain that
the child was born dire, acid that &wird We its heed
had ban nearly esvoud from its body with • very sharp
knife. It was very closely out, tad the bead waeed!!
telt atteeked to the body by the ekit and stiPseh
measles of the left side of tbit neck. The mother had
evidently not belle .nedie dip att-tt led tt the birth. The
buy retorted • verd et of wilful ogarler &gaud MOO
parson or moons unknown.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

PREVENTING TEE BURIAL OF A
MURDERENS JODY.

The body 01 the fanner Archibald, who murdered hie
housekeeper, very Gonnell, la Wooly Dahlia. sad then
committed suicide, has not yet been bariel, sad several
&Stemple to carry oat the burial have bus unmated by
the PaoPl.. At Classier church's/A whim a hearth
arrived matalaiag the mansion the place was footed
occupied by mem, who Waved to allo• the ussretheer to
be buried there. Au attempt was made to pot the coma
late the gm% hat threalesed violence to the was la
charge of it caused them to desist. The hearse was this
drives to
_pro other graveyard& but at both places the
people deethred that nothing would Indus* them to sllaw
a murderer to be loterred to their burial groaad. The
resales, therefore, had to be driven back to the hottee
where the tragedy wee oommitted. Al foar °Woe* as
Tharvday morales the body ass drive to the Balroraig
Veto. harlal ground, bat the [requite than promoted the
burial, aad said the doomed must be burled as his ova
lead. The country people here • guard night aad day me
all Up gritheyerde fOg Mlles mod to Primal 4 mares
latiormat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

LONDON DIOCESAN COUNCIL FOR THE
WELFARE OF rouNo MEN.
To as Vito,.

tilr,—You will be conferring a favour on the
Council and helplag a gaol work if you will tidily
Ineert this letter In your n...tt iaene. We eat.% to
reach the •ye of every oh 'winos in the blurt rn.and
that of ell others who have at heart th. ereirAr, of
young mew. The 1,.5.i0n Dioceean Council wag
apptied by the late Ilishop with a new t the
gems' welter* of you°, men. and the onsetsot
of young lif• into the metropolle makes the euhjeat
owe of national littered. It hoe berm escort inter, thtt
although various institutions for young mm sod to .r.
br, sumr•ces, is.J•qu,t, to the need, it .ri
• very general ooevictlon ha. hem formed ti at more
Is wanted sad that more mey be attained. Toe
C mica is striving to do all it cm I. r the etrenglh
log of loetitutlono f r the benefit f the Imvut me In
!Asada., and on their behalf • rrjeter of I .1. Inge ha.
been opened. at this olfice, fn on returns forniiihwi ny
lb* clergy of p%ite f the 1) now. If In .0
caws in which young men Lad led, leave their 13,,me.
Is the provinces to s ttle in 1.. ndon. the clerwy of the
places they quit will glee a now of mom non lotion
to the Cosecil, tomboy might, on arrival, be referre I to
ealtebi• lodginets, an& by latrodurtion t 'the parochial
clergy or to inetitntioe., be protected from dant r aoi
brought wader Inflames for good. Is it t much to
ask that livery °brumew or other young man's friend
will furtive our ohj-ct, and in to doing give an
impoelast impetus to effort@ to promote the Inters-1s
of yeliDit Men and lade throughout th• land All
informal° . reepeollog the work of the Conocil will
be gladly supplied by application to the Secret try.
WMETIII/8111111, Chairman.
W. H. Swill, Treasurer.
Fasognio W. ,VioeChairmas.
Ne,ehsesheelsed Chemistry, Coartry-orors, Los too,
904 January 1885.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

Corrtsponuncr.

"THE SEQUZL.''
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wet k ..allrd ' A lisci i•l," will you kin ily insert toe
e 'met sequel," Althou,di the youog ley mar isl
In haste, so Isr vie ha. n.st repented at Weirs, and
from her !a it letter, tsillifi •if hstininess and plea ts,
the plenty we scarcely hi. iw of in E island, we see no
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the paperc ab iut hsr eriuld bear hertistigation cut. r.
I c ,on it think why -.he, more than others, iitionlit be
pulled through the pspere, but, if so, let them tell
the tiuth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

AUDIENCE

Of between TO and 00 wee gathered together In the
Glocoester-atreet Chapel Schoolroom on Wedneeday
evening, when hire. itlyor, of the Western Temper
awe League, delivered no slams. She spoke witb
great fluency, and her manner was most pleasing, her
lktence being most attentive.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

A VESSEL ASHORE ON SIM ERIDOI
ROCKS; ACCIDENT TO A ONERBOCEO

ibIl•:

Coullidusib'e armlet, was felt In Weymouth on
We 'nudity through the non-arrival of the Great
Weetern Railway Company'. Cherbounr boat Gael,
and the anxiety warr increased by a report that a
vessel wee ragronad on Kimuteridge rock.. It will he
remember.' that it ha only a year sgo that the S uth
of Ireland was seracked on taus rock., ani the Geel
was built to take Ira plans as • °herb rare boat, a m-
sequently it one be well understood that the anakty
felt rii Wednesday wae both paisrful and keen.
However, all fear vu removed about ml 1-clay by the
urinal of the Gael, and It was ascertained that the
cease of Mae delay was a break down of her machinery.
A. to the vessel on Kimmeridge reeks, it wee found
that • barge Freer* Iron *crew laden with ore had
gone aground. Two of the Weymouth Stearn Packet
C,mpany's tugs—the Quin and the Commodore,
with betweeeo 30 and 40 meg on board, under the
command of Mr. "fowler, the company'. manager,
went to her assistance, and at ail o'c:ock Wedos.clay
evenlog bad not returned, but hopes were entortaloed
that the disabled vowel w mid be got off that night.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

THE STEAM FACTORY,

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Illustrated Peruphlsta of Watches from £2 to
L'6oo, Gold and -jiver Jeweller , Clocks Moose.
Chime, and Turietl and MUlliCal Bose, Free on
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increased by establishing Club., for the New Patent
" Ludopte. " Watch, as it is worth from Ea to Elf)
more than any English %Vetch sold, and therefore
bound to supersede ell others in the Iderket.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

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Handbills, Convert and Lecture.

Circulars, Programmes.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

PETTY BEBBIOIIB.

TI:1111D tY.

-
Pat the Borough Poliae-oourt, before the Mayor
(W. R. Th .msi), and Messrs. Rolls, Nathan, sad
Vincent, Jane Ellihop, who Is not • stranger to the
Court, was brought up in cuetody charged with
drunkenneu—P.O. Sullen said he found the prisoner
drunk in the porch et the Union. ithe was pate
Incapable, and be brought her to the station--
Prisoner said it was false.—Fred Santana, porter at
the Union, SOH the prisoner came to the Uaion just
after eight, awl he refused to &dealt her without ita
order. She was not drunk than. He found her
shortly alter nine in the porch of the Union.—Q. :
, What was her condithat then '—Wile...: Drunk.—
Fria ,ner : Why I hadn't moved out of the porch.
(A laugh.) -A list of convictions was put in, but •
clerical error had been made in it.—The Mayor
called attention to it, and the Magistrates' Clerk was
abut to correct it. when his Worship very warmly
told him not to do so, adding " I woa't have it
altered. I hope when a document is put before Us
again it will be correct, otherwise it is of no use for
oar guide." Addressing the prisoner be sivieed her
to turn over a new leaf, and ordersl her to pay 10 .
or to go to gaol for seven days.--She wee removed to
the cells.
Lur by., named Fred Venn. Herbert Giver.
Wiliam West, and John Turner, were summoned for
assaulting Hannah Plank oath. 11th of Janoary. and
on • second charge with throwing stones at tbe same
time.—The anpleinant did not appear, and the Rev.
Sill• Salter said the told him the wished to with-
draw the obarge.—The Mayor cacti naed the boy., and
disabused them.—Mr. Bell-Salter said the boys bore
a very good diameter, and be did not believe they
would thy otos..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

THE PROPOIED RESTORATION AND
RNLAROZNENT OF THE HOLY TRINITY

CHURCH.

Oo Friday eveninr, Jammer, 9th, an intlaeatial
meeting of the parl.bioniers end seat hol.lers of Holy
Trioity Church wee held at the Miwion R. to, nadir
the presidency of the vice', ths Rey. F. B. Sowter,
for the purpose of examining and approving of the
plane for the ?adoration and enlargement of the
church. •mong those present were Masers. Wheeler
(churchwarden), G. If. Crick may (architect), Devenish,
Mercer R. R. Howard, W. Spsks, John Groves, T. B.
Grove, If. J. Groves, W. M. Thiselton, C atom.,
Cords Rev, H. IllacKnight, Roy, C. Watling. Rev.
—Peynton, C. F. Arlen., G. 'Phorne Ford, A. Clarke,
Haney, 5,, C. J-ffery, Pretty, Reed...stops, and a
large number fedi...

Tho CiaIIMAS and Awning, explained to the moot-
ing tho plans ',minced : • y to acheum the chitroh
would be eltoply resturted at A Clmit ~f oft .ut £l,OOO ;
the second echeme, more slab rate, include, the ree-
toratinn and the enlarienteut of the edifice, at a cost
of £4,000. The Vic u• stale I that that eenond ealmone
wee the one that dined f tvour In the eye. of the
chorch a uninittee ; Its winbel that meeting, if they
trourist drrirable, to almr,•4 of the plane. The
°outwitted w laid not proceed with the work until
twi-thir la of this money hid been pr naked. Ti.
Chairman proem led to read over many of the leading
enhecriptions, Lod solo .get them were the handsome
gift of £5OO from a gentlensio, on co 'lii n tat
certain @Minis in the hod.' of the choral should be
devoted to the poor; £2OO from Allon•ro. I lovenkh and
0, : 000 from Mr. J. Ilbrovee ; £lOO from the Vicar,
; total pr or:011W, £1,713.
Mr. It. N. HOWARD male • capital speech in favour
of th proposed alteretioos brio,/ retried out without
delay.
The CHAIRMAN earnestly a:pealed for help in the
great work, mei said ha should bs ;dittoed to rraelve
donation.; as would els, the b inks la the town,

Thv meeting oeprove I of toe p sot I it the rola-ge-
ment of the church. •nd reel o. so:mil°. were
thrown oat for the r %Wog of the dwired morn. loclu I.
big a graod baster in August nest.
Altogether it was a very •UCCI, sfol meeting. Before
iseparetlor, the R.v. F. B. downs expreescl the
deep regret he end the parishioners felt et the I is
WI had sustained by the death of Hr. C"lerch wards°
nook,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

TUE BANATORIE IL

I sit Thurwisy the t" Ite of this Institute pre-
Dented Dr. Ltwrie with t Amnon:is travelling rlo.r.V.
sod Dr. Ryan (ro. %Ink Ryan) a gold br,celet, in
rencienition the kindness they hal round from
them.

De. Sturm said : Me dear friends and pati-nte
I am not • I. t'a gratified by rust hosing deputed to
me lb pleaeant .I.tt_7 of promoting in your names to
c diewuw, Dr. Laurie and 1)r. Ryan, these sub-
eta Mal pro As which I see before me of your gratituri•
sod appreciation of their lob .ure here. I need hardly
:me to v, u that we codl ler ourselves fortunate i
hard g cured the earvicee ,d one Co able to discharge
the d ti.• to I rnr ri•volving on myself, of gyown
giot to this instituti ths interest of which has al or.y•
been nearest my heart, and the future development
and usefulness f which we have now thoroughly aui
permanently ocire I by his appointment. To you,
Dr. Ity&e. I need some ly me 'hat it hag been • source
of great satisfaction and pimento torn' to hear, from
time to time, the heartfelt expresel-ns of orotitod•
from the patient, here for the .00.,104 attending your
Indefatigable lohouto as surgeon t . this inetitution, in
testimony ol ',bob I have now the pleasure of pro-
moting to you in their names, tkos handsome gold
bracelet, for the aeceptanoe of your good wife, Mrs.
Ryan, whose oaeleiosal presence aionsast think they
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

TEllt CONVICT WILL! ASIi.

Referring to this owe, the Licensed riciuslicre
asettle remark. The hired mil perjured informer
was dealt with by one of our soled judgeo, and there
an sad. Tire test staters, se a matter of coarse, were
wroth thet the private iuquiry *gent, sent down under
ouch great amylase, should heels had the tables turned
tipou biui, mad brought up.. his hes I use heavy
reserved for the p rjurer, therefttre we are
oot to tile least degree surprise I that a meeting •.i
the temPereecte Petty •4 tuld h been hell to
itroteet accost the puniehttpctt, a tile full belief of
the Innocenti, of the wuvict, and tb tt tlus whulu ul
toe witnewea including the auperibt •utiant of
pollee, for use proeecuttou, bad ocranbiued together
to commit wilful and a ,rrupt perjury. Toe
too id aldermsu, whose name is Ii well Ito .wo
in conneeti•.o with the whole of the circuit,
Nieuwe, did not hesitate to bring charges not
eel: &Setae' the Poole Pollee, hut the Watch Corn-
mittee id the borou4h, which, it true, every man of
them gdsoold se &muster, loin tile it eitioa. Use of
the speakers at she lodi‘setio• shestie,t, LW Mayor of
the plane, aol whts preeirital over tim Bench when the
detective wee committed (our contempt) cry allude'
to the ex-Mayor), said he was eure that the convicted
man was perfectly innocent. Auotbor orator, a Wad-
la teetotaler, of a rum, and also as 1. P., bad the
hardihood to ewer' that he we. convinced • ',rower
miscarriage of jwtice war koown in this coun-
try. Another followed ha the mune furious etyle
the object of the excited assembly we. to endeavour
to indoce the Home Secretary to re-opeu the erbul.-
inquiry. and relies* the man in witour truly souk so
deep an interest. du William Harcourt would a
Haws for • moment to the clamour nasal in so •bsur
a inanoer. Toe prouewitua• show clearly that Its
teetotal party is tuft • law-abt hug oue, eel over.
.0011111110 WWI eltil only regard their doiuge with robs
-
glad feeliego ul disgust, conminot, aol cob acetic
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

THE MIUNUNETTN PRISONERS.

Efforts continue to be wade to secure the reliant of
Dudley and st<phenn, rccently sentenced to all
mouths' iniprieunutatt for murder to the !diplomat
cane. Petitions nuineroutily signed hare bac° tom-
to the Home dacretary from Falin .uth sisal
Southampton, praying foe the item...arts reknit* of
the prisoners.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

THE ORDNANCE BURVEY.

We ars hammed that the bouodary of the newel
In the Dorchester Union, ala the borourh
ase about to be ascertained for arduous*
arm perpossa Ladansen, stagy, agents, and
others laterseted In the work otay_ddrese any own•
ninniestlons on tbe matter to Mr. Harper, Westover-
villa, Commall-roed. the asartalner of b fluclarles.
Thls is for the nee survey on a wale of 23 inolts• to
the =no. Other breaches of the deparansot are in
="4and the general surrey ol the town sad
bourbood will shortly be canalaced.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

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Good for Liver Disorder.
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Regulate. the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

WAIISHAIt.
COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

Ti MI OAT. —Before Lieut.•Caknel tlan+el (in lb
chain, Colonel Calubralgu. 0. 0 Farrar, Esq., Ii
Burt, Erg.. and W. it. Calcraft, E,.+

WILVI:L DAMAGE.
Jame,' LUCAS, who did not appear, was munitioned
by Henry Clarke for damage to a window.—Henry
Clarke, on oath, said: I reside at Burton. M 2ltii
December I WILY sitting in my room reading, when I
heard my window break I immediately ran out, ant
saw a man named House, whom I cli II call as a
wane.. G. House, refused to be sworn or give
m; imbue:' until he was informed ho Was CO pay hi in
for hi. day's work.—Tlie tuagiatrates being informs I
he had been subpenard, and had received 2s.
attend, cautioned him a. to what he did,—lie was
then sworn, and said: I reside at Wool. On 24t6
Deeeiuber last I was near proaecutor's h use, and saw
James Lucas run across the road from Clarke'. house.
When he was against the window I heard the glass
break. —Defendant was fiord la, is. 6d. damage, and
14a. costa, or 14 day..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

SWAN AGE

TEA ANo LEcruni".. --On I‘,..ine.day laxt a temper.
once ted and lecture was held to the lierstou School,
which was nicely decorated for the iiccanoin t six
o'clock a capital tea WA, ready, when the temperance
friends and other. did full juntim to it After tea
wan cleared the Rev K 1) Travers took the chair.
After a hymn and a short prayer from the Rev J
Waller the Chairman lectured the Hernton friends nu
drunkennens and told thou that there war not suck
a place in the county for drunkenness ac. and if wis
judge right by the twine. lainning, and some id them
leavnm the room. it wan not very well re...vived. The
Rev. .1 Waller then gene 3 short addrens, and said
he WA* ple.a.vl to aue so many We•leyana joining in
with them, lie thonght the Wen'cyan.. were very
well, but the Church win much better, vc. A friend
trim Salinbury then rose and gave them, an moms
magent remarked, a thorough gooei common mum
lecture, He wan well liAtelted 3430 and heartily sir
',Lauded at t• so. The National Anthem brought CM
tiening to a close.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. COUNCILLOR
BNOOK.

The nvirtsl rernsins of thir highly...deemed and
greatly leme•.ted inhabitant of Weymouth t ink
place at the Cemetery on Saturday, and attract,dl
men, sympathisers to the side of the . The
rorlige, consisting fan open hearts and five mourning
coach..., left the resilience of the niece wed shortly
after one o'clock, and as it pained over the bridge, the
Mayor can C,rporstion, driving horn the G iildhall,
j ilea' the mournful pr.m Precediug the
mrinbers of the Town Council were repre..entaViree
of the Borough Pollee, and imaediately after the
Corporate body came ....r 1 townsmen in ce•riages,
among them being—Nl r. S. Vickery, Mr. H. Wa-rer,
Mr. H. Cr ieel, Mr W. M. Thiselton, Mr. B .ard,
Mr. H. Gibe, Mr. Beetle.tone, Mr. .%fa
Mr. Ayhis, fi.c. U,vm arriving .1 the C.me-
tery, other townsmen j feel the procipsion. The
choir of Holy Trinity, id which church the demoo id
was parish warden, in surplice., 'sag three hymn. in
the church and at the crane. The service was real
by the Rev. J. H. Seltt (11.ctor of 14'. Mary's), the
Rev. F. B. ,ioWtOr (Vicar .4 Holy Trinity), and the
Bee. C. Watling. The c ~ which wee of Polished
and panelled wee literdly covered with 11,.,.,
as many aa 33 wreath, aud ar.msee, comp 'end of
nylon 111 fi .were, being planet upon fr, The fitting.
were of hrs.., and on the plate were lb. we Is
"Thomas Snook, born Dec. 2031, 1832, died Jam. 4tb,
1S&5; aged 52 years.' The mourners were Si. and
the Shoes Snook (2) and SI. Thomas Penny, of
Sherborne, au I in one of Op. o.litr c.,aches wipe the
ltev. F, B, Howter, 11. McKnight, and C. Watling.
and Mr. Churchwarden Wheeler. All the arrange-
ments were under the superintendenoe of Mr. Hussey,
of Trinity•plice, and were most satisfactorily carried
out. _ _

On Sunday morning the Mayor and Corporation,
wetrino their gowns .1 Ohre, together with the
members of E Cunpany of D .raet Volunteer.,
attended Diving myrrh,. at 3t. Mcry. Church, where
an elogoeut germ o. was probed by the Rector, the
Rev J. H. S.3.dt. The rev. gentleman ref ~re Ito the
great law the neighbouring pariah had sustained by
the death of the late Mr. ,!harohwarden 8110011, aud
at the rice of the service the organist, Mr. Boytoo
Smith, p 1 eyed the Dead March.
At the Church of Holy Trinity in the evening. the
Vicar, the Rev. F. B. 3cmter, in a very feeling
manner, alluded to the death of the pariah char :11-
warden, who bad for many years faithfully
charged the duties of the oak, he held. An anthem
and hymns suitable t, the occasion were sang by the
choir.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

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