The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPREss AND AGRICUI
._'ITURAL GAZETTE, 'n'I'EIYIBER. 12, 1871

cOurnilolll 01.011001.
Mr: Titirualtax, senr., svas summoned for £7 10s. Cal., the
expense niC ,nnecting the drainage of his house, 103, St.
Mary-stroot, with the main sewer.
Mr. Ste-A:nil, Town Clerk, appeared to prosecute, and stated
• that notices had been served on the tenant, and ho had written
to Mr. Templetnan, but the volt not having been done, the
Doard under their powers, did the drainage at his expense.
Ear C. Meech eerved Mr. William Hanger, the tenant, on
the Inth Itsnsh, with a notice to connect.
Mr. Seaman, borough surveyor, proved that, behaving coin
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pinned .tf a nuisance at 103, tit. Illary-street, Kr. Morgan
M.tructc,l him to connect the alttinsge of that house with the
main Delver in St. TWA:us-street, which Ii within SID. of the
house.
Mr. Templeman said that Mr. Hanger had the house on
lease, and it was for him to make the connections. For him-
self he never knew that the drain was made. He had never
had a notice except threugh Mr. Hangar. Ile came to the
hall about the matter, eight or ten times, and he thought it
was rather severe On an old inhabitant. It WM Mr. hanger's
ylace to do it.
Mr. Steggall said it was not his busineee to fight the tenant,
the owner must fight the tenant.•
Mr. Templets= wished that Mr. Seaman had come to him
shout it, but he had not seen hod a account demanding the
" money rendered to him.
Mr. Seamen continued that Joseph Wealthey executed the
work under his supervulon, and the charge was f elf and

reasonable.
Mr. Seaman said the vault vas filled up, and the back yard,
scullery, ice., wore connected.
Hr. Templuman : How much per contago do you got out
of It I
Mr. Seaman: I do not got anything at aIL
Order for ionnuliate payment. a warrant of distress to eau.)
If not paid within 7 days.
Mr. Templet:lan : Pay It, Tom, I shall have • remedy another
day.

SWAGE.
FATAL ACCIDINT.—An .nquest was held On Wed.
neaday jut, before the Mayor of Wareham, as es.
officio ooroner of tLe Isled Parbeck, at Newton farm
house, in the pariah of S voyage. touttLir g the litatly of
Samuel Smith, • outer, in the employ of the farm
tenant, axed 70 years, who wee accidentally killed ou
Tuesday last, by the wheds of • wagon, whieh be was
driving passing over his Mad, after he bad slipped and
fallen down. The iyry whY returned a verdict of
"Accidental Death,' gave up that tees as juto:s to the
widow of deceased.

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POOLE. FRONE.
114121 anb District Orin. WEYMOUTH. , P.O. Lovell wee on duty on tbe B
r net 5,- alamt helf t s ridge, mod sew ea Sas
m.'•-• .11" - a wsawri's Jacket. and r und so' the 1
I JIWEL ROBBEnr.-The police bet 'eve they have • steps the prisoner with her clotbes! drawn i 'en and oho .• a musics. awl CRICZ"
of cheese end butter for th ere
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DORCHESTER, WEYMOUTH, AND CERN E r"---Ptht Chapel • d Tee Snow AND Fain SclllenßL-The,re era%
,us wLo couun!ttca the extiaerilinarY sal., `i'd wr•uhl demen harsh. Au b iffind
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this. end g, eregetion • rem y lee anti iii tons
! clue te the pee. in the ochoolro3 e .. 4 . 27th. end Dearly 209
jewel robbery it Rodwell. • redie I when Inche tried to drag her r'' rel‘e her into will meet , ,
- Iffy, hs foOR Till
ioaeißterfOrro,,E, CoxPlife-rhe
itch •ed lain entries of
ntecel to bep
LABOUR/IHW IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. el Vly
ISt' iRT: D (dent:a-Mr. J. D• Bert •lii, vete hall --`l.„. „,,e,., , , POLICE FOS• 7 eveduirs. ', er dee., are en at
d men of Wigtonsbire ,
The 25.0 unmel me .- f ' • n en. ent mid that - i ..e - sho rune out of 1106066 H .1.-- 01 Monde nsd3 bi erre •
Gorchoeter T '.,g ii tins society toek ilhe st - wee u, ot Southern toe, has il. 0 n st• poi. led i'i l,1.1;') prime after hiving bee t t"" '- k oeem a
K" in two la awl,. floe le ti. c.,ptgin Willi. iuspected :be 1 afterneon, C'ieede have bee",
will te and there will
Fseiory at comp. ,
borough police force, end the Derby Cheese -
on aealeY. For the fir3t time for several I'llve Connell Wife° 'r °I inrel'in cattle 1.,r.d.a 11. 1... i warder at Portiane Prison, and 'taken up "`,'!,', ' ',.„"," espre toed his entire satieset. 1. irs of batter.
Pan, the whole of the neared Roger., alien the • I 'he he'l hildren eau**, •••- ' m lained of there e on with all he taw ; but b 3 twelve 1r15ta0.e..............--.-
o operations of the society aro pert. • -This were mute •ed f ) 'l-titat.l•°m• c i h'' " F • ,I being . 'flak:cut I, i
i at the Frioe,l3 ei
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Larked by improvement, and 03 f WESLSTAW SUNDAY FCHOOL ANNIVEr.SARI. no. or It. it of men ul the zone. There ere Liam er • exhibition at From., ou eip.
. turiquently, the too Intendod to do .
S 0 the proceeding. ere buo anniversary recurred on Sunday, an.l ia order to Preener had nothing to ~,-.
J. but that she FOURTH DORSET Rut .-.-noW twelve.
112ampobirc.
of vegetables was held in the old'neohopefuolahoosl:eiws .
' h , celebrate it the children pradieed many be intiful tunes,
They sA.;lill7 s-se yen' sorry to too the girl on such a charge. . vitillPS.-On Sunday the
yosr there were 52 exhibitors largerru "' • ' under the direction of Mr. Squibb, and their sult,ria' .3.),.. _ u remand the cue fora week- D. •
rifle corps attended mule service at St 16 . ary's church, -----*-----
1870, while the prod , • number than in
MA d ' The i ten Jolt minister, "` to k • clergyman 1,0 fleet. There was a
to tee directed the Superintaadeut " vicen I
. l' numerous muster. The sew- AGRICULTURAL EFFORT FOR .
FirAmpan/BE. - The
of the farmers as
produce shown was in all departments tendon, r. n omen. a super n e ... see , ees p atn. rayere veto read by tee vicar d d •trou'est apprebeimono.a.
The unerring
good, in Nome superlatively expellent. Ranking first , Lev. J. Henderson. preached special sermons, in sno
e tutIOS r 0 •rresimeas. honorery elisplian of tee
an
w". 4.
fear.
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' now being real(
ill point of impoetanoo and cultivation hi the pp- . 1 morning and eve eieg, and in the afternoon there was en
t neat.. Ire
- -DiD wheel. right's apprentlec,was .....n „
--... broteht -- , . °erns (Rev. J. L. Williams) regards the wheat crop aro . ~, oloid of wheat,
who also Tenoned au elquent sennoe . t 1. , i king nv,hine Peet° `"'"'-e„Vdefierent sine,
and looking at the GO dishes exh e - tAt'c'
' ti not the children on the subject of Beaman: ee. e
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ibited. the complaints t„ain!na, , lip - ...Acme; sinnwl, 11,01 V.O SafV/VJ 0( Rif muter, Mr. 30, with appropriete rem resralativet•• -
. from Ltho it. to• u t c t irtda
•ty is ono of tin M
both in quautity
c nes "el. w• &Ada yield te to 10 saelo per serr,
of disease and indifferent crops which housekeeper,' are ice swaging " t .
he chtldren o'l3 entirely uneceompaniei, err). the corps. J tine a.t...tela ice
the
"rye'
of
165 f. Af°
- I. ter hentel ; but the Latoer
wont to bear. seemed but devices of dealers to secure and was very charming. The collect' . • MIS 1101100UtIal VO Prisoner said he had been ill for the last the weeks, and of
o was tried on the last BREWSTER SIEGIONS.-The eunnid . the s
' eight
"P
t"
621"
to
bl'f.reim 12 to 10 bushels per acre,
an extra profit, For here fin couldLeirather I than lest year. There are about did nut
finer potateee eon not be nearly i eta return on the day eller h . .
o lowi da • was held on Worland licensing meeting l'enh'" o"ee —r ov° -v. &s,. ver bu,ho,,, The COOP
disldred, or more free from blemish of every kind. The • r schools
200 children awl 20 teachers in the 'o . _ ,
occasion • but he swot to the *bop lb° f I lig 1 ,
nor bad not worked. renewed. Mr. Johns Ivied t
al All existing lit:tenses were the weight being roin 56Ibs ne-fllth under the
be considarod M least o
k •.-On Monday we. Ferry and hie son sold that Off
did not come near the ' -- on behalfe of Mr. Joseph must, tbereforer erteee from two cause-Mc 001,1,1
worsen especially good she • ; the other varieties lI'SPELTION OF THE POLlelt FORCE 1
Youeg Hr. Ferry said that prisoner West, of the Yeoman lne fur a h • average. This dencieeny_has
frost in the winter ; an a
re
Several "KM tea One-eyed to be used without morning Captain Willis, Government impactor of place tilt la.:evening. This was after ha was summoned.
Mr. Drina o new otire In the eaine t
ntni. th., het of plant by i mat should 1,0
'flantan, street. • pposel forpublic . - _ 1011011 A 10101 • , 4 w s
Mai elute. Carrots and parsnips 6 police, inspected the borough Force. Thu Mayor and I
Al SaVWVI. to Mr, A) hug. prisoner said he WAS A n
.. dis in the locahsy. it i 3 generally admitted that • Ulm plant,
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or
ooti
two,
were a very fine His lathe bal Adjourned. The pronowi transfer t I) k• of , injured by nolo. lee P
and it is years since onions were so good. 24 of Captain Amy at t thrown were present, and the and W3A under engagement to get.tow:dall,l,ll to
go to
e___. he E iinburgh to Mr. Warri bulky
of he u ' ff.OWll, ea it dose led, when
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,b. Barley
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Edwin Paulley's weighed 191beel g Beans, both French Inspector told them tended Mr. Fern. that Uhe disn was adjourned, the late hin eau arinng from oilier avera ne in
be was well satisfied with the P • '"F like a t I eably an 6
landlend being missing.
and broad th el which
etste of the force, also with o way i di the Thu
work regulany afterward. .. A w ' I- I reg nl: etraw, end wit be pro , ....
and
, were exoellent, as the season demanded ; r3e wlTh •Be h were disposed to sojourn the rase tin after camp, granted to air. Hick be • wino Ir'n'.' elt
ri'•'l.' • ite ei but the quality is again di,aPPomu"7;,_,.,,„
and the cabbage tribe came out e 11 Kb books were kept, and wan particularly pleased with ' e‘.
strict eimipline there would amend his e.o.- , State's
‘I'"a") o ""
lli rove unfit for malting. This Dreg is s
there were abundant al tha'ter- we
. th°W-
. i •• Lb 001 l lie inust, however, call In hopes that the o approval staid repetl•
t dieposed to allow hie to go 1L hie predecessor (Mr. Taplin) hating • larg"l'll'`'n *P f v muse.--a con
signs t the" warner.. are an the alteration in a• . . dna ; but his masters were no inadvertently allowed it • I the quality art :es rem se eral uatad by b _ily.
to lapse, The adjourned meet. 0 following a root-crop cons
however.
active race this year. Turnips only elicited small upon the Weymouth euttionties as he had done those to camp. but send Dowd to prison ing was fixed for the 14:h last. eon et the crop, its
d late sowing. All these causes are,
bo _
to
competition, but the five bunches were Nit od of Folkertune, Hastings, Dever, Porta:oath, and Uu this the Bench c said do nothing bal sheep, an
g go .. -pt when he is uud
As • whole, it 'along since there was • better exhibi. several other placer, to increase their,foroo. As the for 14 daYe• GAS CONPA.NY.-On Monday the annual meeting was under the control of tbs. fanner, ex, . _ ._.
GUS
The directors recommended borrowing I:650 on cultivate under the fonreourso rotation. The cat-emit ,a,•?•
tion. Fourteen peek loaves testified to the skill of duPulation bed increased 1,873, he most call open the g -icld more corn. esPon.:: ,
1101210 of the labonren' wives, and they elicited the town le (urinal two extra men, end ho should reeem• debentures et 5 per oont. interest, re bl i three cede been more bulky, or likely to )
pert e n ree•lt Is .
. roots fed off, for which Purpose i
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usual woutletiol surPrlsa• The following in the d mend that this leo dono by the 30th September, as ' years' time, to pay for the erection of • new gasometer. Wilfre SOWS after r . h .oe,uniptioi , wee
adapted In admixture with barley for on e
ugh the
list : P se then tiny wound be able to draw the fall Government km One or two sharehoiden expressed @term( dissatis. , ~
e .3 now a e muum practice to pass the alleaveant.lircli
of
in.
•Loi.-3 red mbbagna 7 competitors. hiA S. u eine 1 allowance for the two fresh men, for the ensuing f anion at there being no copltsl account kept, and at chaff cutter, anti use curt' and stravr together.' t
The P.l
ing, &0., e Cr.
I *. Melcointe.-Three cabbage.. 16 ent e• Fr( to. ye", the sum of £BOO for new worn having been taken from curries the espouse of thrsahns, winnow _ .
ia
~_ Per
-IN , vine, Littlebredy ; tad es Samuel Park *Little'llii : TUE VISIT OF TIIII A revenue. Mr. Milne also spoke of the fact that over hem nine to °levee me,
Pew° ir
verY
g°°‘l, )ichillatid mud be reported as over an
eciLE/LOGIGAL ASSOCIATION.-
4.. •U. 2s Od, Fred Byrnes, Little iginterna-hread beans.
, s.,
~i,,, terel 14. he. EA„,i. p.n... uttle mint... e__, The Briider of last Satinehy, in concluding its notice £1,200 was due to the company, and It wes resolved
acre
in
rnr'il i'Th""nl;nnu too, le abundant, and of excellent
So Williom Palmer, Littlehredy ; 34, te ea, Samuel 'prZ, : !of the do nes of the liriesh Archeological Assodation, that in future the term' of credit to consumers be Ityr„rsle"„ ° tlel-e; well saved. which will gofar te see, i" ce"°-
tlnVi. vrlntor
Leek Mieteine.-Three dozen Prueh b.. le ent,ie.• lA. at Wevreentb, compliments our authorities to the limited to two quertars. The report was passed, aid 'l"'""'Y•
IIIi.ANIS the short an ell d damaged hay crop. Boast; ---
tot and will
be, Ellis Homo, Tinclet on ; Did, aes William Luca., Wlnterberne following irouioal strain ;-" The Mayor and Corpora- it was also resolved that the dividend he at the rate ef ~,,1 eyeing varieties, are not soneed se were canoe , . bee
. clover end
Mor.1:100 ; led, es Col, Richard Buri, Cenue.-tlndeerround lion of Weymouth desene the warm thanks of their 5 per cent., Instead silo ter cent., es hitherte, not ow wal sa svcroga crop. The axons:CUL
been 11l
fUI.: .`. 9 entries; Ist, fr, Edwin Putney, Little MinterseCHUßCH MISSIONARY BCCIETY.-The unmet meeting meadown have re
' Idol a g... 1 produce, which have 0 Pr 3 Y
fellow townsmen for so toting that the whole pecuniary I August Although
13IP 'ul, Cu, Samuel Valence Lombredy. 1011ba ; itrel. well secured during the Sue weather n
2e r.. ',Then Loveless, Tel:addle. 10Ibe ; extra, 20 6d,
• advantage of tine visit was ch.:Arles! for the town, with- of the Poole auzillary wan held at the 'Pownhell, on w
est h not yet corn et ,
pi teal yet it has been tevoureble on
he Lent
Wei!, , , ovelese.Teolpele, I b 25 onions, 11 entries, 14, °°l the emit' fill elPOliaiture of even • =IP of tea- Tuesday evening. The attandence was very smell. The the
the whet°, and iOVVUILIitIy the weather hue allowed t
diver) to be secured
r., I% , Paulley, Little libitum, Bebe ; Ind. is, Samuel Saying nothing of the money actually there spent by chair was taken by the lire J. A. Lawson. Toe Rev. ...no. many lastance• viVerirroolloloAl Moe
report the rout crepe
liars , I.• •de Iflnteme, 1311 he ; fird, its oth Spicer, Tol- the party, the amount of attention which has been G. Morgan read that the receipts for the 'met Year In excellent condition. Stine our wt. t
of tureing out
lelba -Turnips. 6 entries, Ist, 64, mil Crow, directed to Weymouth reed its attrections throughout amounted to £63 91 Gt.-The Chairmen hoped this have c siv lewd to progress with every prospee
t abundant ever grown In this couutry, end it
; ntd is, Frederick Systee, LitUe Materna ; 3rd, the country, will not fall to t .ko visitors there here- auxiliary would never send less la any year than LW, 011 e of theyinos _ .• • •
oop •
oa_•,_
a_ _
I admitted tb et our KUCK
ssise,, Ist sa. r,,,iorkk ay.. Uwe meteree. 2nd,
.0., eine, and may safely be put down an worth t.itat to the anti that they would be tabbies forward a eimiler emelt at is !.,:Trge,..,...,
~.... a th...,0,
mia....t..., 4.......„...,:,:mri.:
to the Chun* Pastoral Aid S suety, Ifolli which they •••
the usual way. and it has becomes mattes for dthussion how
Ifnilice ~111., Laille Menem; toe se ed. it, Tie, ioipna,ne. town, It is not often that • Mayor and Corporation received • graate-Trio Roy. P. F. Eliot pointed out It can he best elispose I of, and, without doubt hundreds of
Cottager • Kea Sin ontrica. -Prize 6s, Edwin Pauliey, Little '
, act in such a manner, and they well deserve to be re- an sheep sod cattle
that in missionary work the essentials to Sll3OOllll were acres win be ploughed le rather than perch •
Minters. -Half a-dozen beetroot. Five entrlea.-Ist, 6,1, 1 membered for it. tinder 'Pell 'cute and far-leeirt This is the beet time for sowing
Chariot ay, Telpuddia-Parenipa Twelve entriesi. 14, 5., in tailgate, Weymouth 0111 scarcely fail to prosper an patience and perseveranoe, illustrating hie argument by at ths present hie gti pnthco,
bet cheap, and the season fine, a largo
France 'Mehl, Little Minteene ; Bad, es, Own. Spicer, Tol- j " [But this. 11l alteeether um:celled for. The the ease of Sierra Leone, The Rev. Nigel Hoots', deptP trifelium. Wed . _
breadth will be sown. The plan of mixing • portion
pull' ' rd, Is Od, Samuel Hounsell, Longbredy -Carrot. arm".Wien, showed the progress of missionsry work in dove,
or
cow
ona.,
.y teuba trifounntand sheodoWyerpred.
is ._ , Id_ ~ fel Charted Way, Tolpu.idle ; Ind e John. is,and
Mayor gave them every ustetates in h
Com: • ..00dsford I 3rd, Is tki, Samuel Perk, Little 'llll',
le
bet
gietrkt he
had
6") vilibgeb' and was clover
sere, is recommended where the land if clean, end not
misted by 21 °Mutilate. In those villages there eon i
intear ded tor turnips to follow, as the clover Is found to give a
-e, ; . e kidneys. Et entries; let,6s, Henry Beret•gthegora .. and listeniog compluently to the duile,t of papere,
tod, t • I rands Davis, Little Minterne; 3rel. in ed. Chas. Way, wills, the Corporation as a body gave the oesonation about 3,000 converts to Claistlanity, about one-third of good cut in the autumn months. The main crop of Wager
2.°lP' .s.''' : "hi 51, John Chaney. Weesbiord.--Other 'meiotic.. all the smommodation they asked, and indeed, all it whom he had himself ba
ptited. told well, but fully one-I.lllml of the tubers Mil be lest, y
)
diseasei The quiuitity of sound ones for winter use will, how-
-32 entri.• . 14, he, Charles Way, Telpoddle ; End, 4. Edwin w, is their rower to glve.-Eu.] - I v • The value of snap and cattle is likely to
Welk, , I.itle Miuterne ; 3rd, is 6d, Fre ICill Dava, Little e aft or TUB Hinz COHN; FOR elute-All eceocortntigmh,nfor not only is fool abundant, but the price of
Blinterie. 4th, bi, liticlmrd Spicer, Tolpndalo-Bread. 11 Di- ew'RT°must ho alo
lose. ea. Rated. lot. Marla Huns; Stindord end sari. about e eymouth this mor g nin the butte was bluely smitten and beef I. exceedingly high, and it tong
Pelsmt, . , ttlebredy, Rs each ; End, Fanny Be ' • moo, .„ blows, and the members if the sth D.11..V. mustered nem before •uppliet cus be equal to the demand. The price
of grain, especially wheat, would Din high if we were doom-
Meteor - and Mary Levelaub Stafford, ria each ; 3rd, Jolla ahem half-pest nine o'clock, at the Riegel Statue, to dere inure urn our own resources, but the world's market
Sysie- r • the Minterue, and Charlotte Crows, Stlusford, 2. el proceed to camp. There were :-Captain 'fit erd, I.•eut. thing open to us, will certaibly hold prices in chock.-Joadru
tech. Arden, Colour-Sergeant Leo, Sorge-tots Charles and C. Ileuxuatt, Southampton. Sept. 6,1871.
A.J./..7-.. an, CLUIDIMI, Ake CortAnal.-For the four best icier, Drill Instruotor ih erne, 30 rank soil file, and --
euPisetw allotments Altd Cottage prelate, In the respective ...„„ offi'opr, , ant Thu me n were well provi led in SOUTHAMPTON.
districts. not being lees than quarter urea, 7., oil each ; "-- - -- 1 t'rr '
TWeosibiala seliter, weedalord i Junes Puckett, Tineleton ; tbe haversack and waterbuttle line, as well as the Tits WASHINGTON TREATT.-On Thursday evening
White and William Crean, Tolpuddle ; Thomas Brown usual impedimenta, of heavy no 'ratans order; but the Mr. 11 Gurney, SI.P. for Seathemplon, wan presented,
rind- -sweet Hallett, Mon;Pre Samuel novitiate end Winton kits had Lon sent on previously to the trein, A goodly in the Town-hall of the borough, with • " nou-politioal"
NOM Boorhomei Melcornbe ; James Hollyer, Buckland New. comb .1. if the Weymouth public' turned out to see the
toe; John Bartlett end Widow Hounsell. Lengbrody ; Ulf o•Se nen who were about to buckle to, for not a week's address, in which his constituents expressed their sette-
e' sed mei John Ceraick. tattlebeedy. For the four led rut.
,„„.„ Lotion at his woleotion by the Government to represent
tasted ehotmente or cottage gardens In the rewiective die •••••"- as has been charged against them previouly, British claimant. at Washington. Mr. Russell Gainey,
WM% be, tg low than quarter acres and not leo then ten bat • term of reel hard work. Having been put through
web. re, oath: Robert Ceke litireSerd ; George Warren, their facings, Captain Tistrd read an extract f rem a In reply. sai•l he rejoiced to know they were actuatedby a higher ime-ive than flattery-vix., that of paying •
Teel, ten , fame Watt., Tolpaldie ; Samuel Seymour, Ma- letter of Celooel Manse', rentra m dieg the on Let die.
Nord: R:etiard 'Bennis end Deto•triee Watley. Broadwae: , °One meant immediate and prompt ob.:diens:to to all signal mark of aeprobation of the Treaty in the oxen.
John or, reit Preston; Thome. Wanton, Radliele ; Seloceon ' erdere
given,,and with this gentle hint fresh in their thou of watch he was about to take a pert. It was not
Bing. Ihruceishe ; Rettem i Hoskin., Preston ; Joseph Down. I - - -
ten, Um lipon ; kl/ellard Awry. Knighton ; Richard Muti, memories, the men marched to the railway atttloo, s
Cow-u. ti.• ries II , uee and WI lime House Bin where. gham's Mel- I e. a speciel tr3in had been provided by the South-
of the Government, upon whom be hd no claims as •
seeml el ; ergo Lovelace and James (Alibi, Alton ; Samuel Western Company, and, thinks to the perfection of party to any muk of raven e and who as • party had
Park .•il Francis Davis,
_Little Mintorno ; John Bigler and disdpline, the men were almost immediately seated in no claim on his section% There were times wiles the
TI ulna; Dockland Newton • Joseph Timmer and eke earriabee, rine exectly at 10.20, the time fixed the Government of the day had claims upon the services of
it . • • admit, Sydling ; Harry Treats*, Thomas Ltarreti, t...in ~,,,,,so.i , 0 amid many goodbyei from the all citis me, be tloy followers or opponents, and this
•- , • Aylos, "Medford ; JUDO. Timmer Lonchrede ; --- --- - ' '
. spotlit. rs. The train gathers about 30e) from Dorset
le • . e. Littlebredy : Henry Trevatt and 'John Consiek, own fitness. but was bound to yield to to : opinion of
IS: . 1,... ; extra, Ss fal, Davki Churchill, Winterborne. T., I comity and should arrive at Liphook. home n two and
th c •teeer's wife or widow, whom house and premien dun i thr w in the afternoon. May the rift Ls have a fine the respoteible advisers of the Crown sal accept the
li.. °'t to the tidiest and cleaned suits, regard is d.g ' week, old may nothing disturb t'le pleasure rend useful. office.. Hiainettuotion end plain duty wore to consider
he .to Du number of children (the four best In each el; A ret), I 11,e of their campaien. all the elastic tomodla bolero hien, witho it for the
7sed e'en. Amalie Goddard, Woodierd ; Mary A. num,. •
tt °tepee Nazis UI.UII : Till New Sire - Tee eliehtest inenicnt cousileriug by whom brought or by
Tleelletou ; Anna Symenda and Cherlotte Cruse. ettlnsfont ; _,t e bum opposed : mid in so doing be believed he was
Mee it win, Sutton ; Charily Lyles, Ilincenbe ; Elimlwth ...leurlled livetiell •
of the Weythillth and Medcoutbe consulting to best interests of both eountries. lie
Gmare i Pride's; Jane Seriven, Radipole ; Jane Ileilyer, Regis Working Mrs's Clubs was held on Mewl.,
Bede', 3 Grace Grant, Broadmayne ; Selina Temkin. and evening last at the Guildhall. Among those present believed the tresty would form an en in the history of
filer. '. or, Whitemnbe ; Emily /Beet. and Barth Lucas, were Mr. 0. E. Eliot, Ur. Ostakell, Mr. G. R. civilised nations. and Utak he had every reason to hope
mei., • . : Mary A. llopkins, Bethia Riggs, Ann Drake, and Crickmey, Mr. Robertson, Dr. Lush, Mr. Page, Rev, from the eudeume and the judicial temper of mini of
cs, Bingham a Melcombe • Ann Waygood, JJDC W. Miller', Mr.. U.S. Milledge;Mr. W. T. 'lliallett, Mr. his collet:mos that their labours would have a just and
it .1, • try A. Sibley, and M. A. .Thorne, Rockland New-
E. T 1: I d Mr. S. Moore Mr. J Inn
15. . a Davis and litellona Styles, Maiden Newton ; Jane T. l'Y la •-• • 'J. •
es and • sMisfActory result.
t. • I Hannah Dacia, Bradford ; Martha Fry, I.oeg• geed attendance of membere. Met Eliot read the fel. Tin WATER ',III.PLT OP POITSWOID.-At a meeting
man Chard, Lluichrody; Charlotte Brown, titeeehe lowing resolution -" The Site Committee having held of the Teen (vaned on We:deed:ay afternoon, estimates
t s Churchill, Winterhome. various meeting; with the view of finding out the were pre.ectited and dieaused for the dreinago aud water
• . . , Simms, Lou Y.001011T.-To the young woman most suitable site, have at length nnaniudons'y &voided sttpply of Pertsweed, amounting to 1.20,000.
.. am er am, who shall have lived longed in a family upon
e urorsing the plot of ground to the west of the fietuwee TO TUE Pizn.-The tramway from the
-Wm, its. Celherine Jane Pearce, nroadenyno ; b01:0114 .
7.0.1, Swab Goddard, Houkton. ' new Sai oue Homo in Mitchell-street, and on the r dleray station to tee Revel Pier h now completed, and
Scwout-tabourerounding the greatest number of children north aide of the said street. Thu site in queetion has will ho opened for traffic' in a day or two.
regularly to the pariah day echoed, 7.6 d each: William 1,00- a frontsge 01 40 feet, by 50 feet in depth, and can ba
les, Telpuddle ; Albert Wright, Melcombe Regis; Thomas lied at a ineximute ground rent uf kb per annum."
Bailey, Omington ; Chance New, Alton ; James Weeder, Vigned) O. E. Eliot, G. it' Crickmev, W. Pege. Si
Maiden Newton; David Roper, Longbrody • mum, is each, Mugla .1 li 13 Milled?, WV wd Lush, W T
• a coy W. .
Aleueider Legge, Dowlielt ; Lot Serivon, bidden Newton; and ' a' ' '
Thom. Davis, Maiden Newton. Ditto, i
_smith Sunday whool, Hallett, George Dowell.-Mr. Eliot continued th it
7. 6d each: John Warren, Tlnekibm ; Ell I:fetching.. Mel- tin-s new street tuns to the north of the new Weld )on
combo Reis; Levi Paul, Broadmayne ; John Dinett, Dewlish ; chapel, and is called Mitehell-cereet. The north-- ast
demo, Wheeler, Maiden Newton; limey Wintic, Llttlebrede ; turner is to be ore:taped by a now Sonora' Horne, and
extra, is each, William Lovelier, To.puddle ; 31,11,1 Clark„ it e.,,, teo .di mint Vot which they 1,14 an-DA:nom y
Alto's; and William Renee. 1.3 ...Mee. Ditto parish lain aed ,i,.. ;„( ~, . is .
..i tlvi in 0. :_uttaldl ei •• sr. tit, ta.vil
Sunday wheels-15., Cliertes Now, Alton. Boy, al.°, uIC and I ' -*' - ' ~ . _ i
under IS, who has attended the ;wish Sunday school ass pupil litid it le:m.4nd for the weather., ei toe rim united
for the longed period-Fina, ye, Edward ueeneorn. tido. Weymouth and Melecomb. Regis club to accept or
Item,; ...Aid. Cu, Joint Coluaf, lunubredy ; third, sa 0.1, rejee•.-The Rev. W. Miller proposed that the corn.
SWAMI Croft.. Broadway. Girl ditto-First, 7e, Ellen Karlin, mittee's resolution be accepted, and they be thanked
Ifffi•embe WO. i isesdonvb 5!", Elthl Hodge., Altos; third, for their labours.--Mr. Taylor seconded.-Dr. Lush
3. el, Eliza WI:, Dewlish. Young man nut under 12 who „,„
los attend." regularly the parish slight school-First, 10e, rimmed a number el resolutions giving a amid.
H enry_ Bartlett, Holcomb.: Regis; eceoind 7s, Charles Vincent, tot on to the now club, which wore agreel to.
Downit The name is to be "The Weymouth roll Mete-turbo
In the Council Chamber was shown needlework dote Bogle Working Mal'il Club." Mr. G. 070 t Is to be
at village schools and by labourer's' wives, and it is p•esident ; the lion. seoret dies of the two clubs,
satisfactory to And that the cold art of plain sewing has Mr. Page and Mr. S. S. Menage,. with the coin-
not become obsolete in those days when crotchet, tilt- mitted, are ta continuo in office till Januiry, 1872,
big, and et er gee-gaws are chiefly practised. A corn- when th .y are to go out, and twelve Colll3lliVef are to
mittee of ladies awarded the prises an follows:- be ideated by ha lot.-Mr. Euelind proem l Dr. Lush
Specimen of plain work by a girl leAween the ftyrei of 15 and as vies-president ; but the question of having
101--fe Gd, Sarah House, Tincluton. Ditto, betwsen li and it viee-ir o iletit wv. loft to to deci lei in tem.
lb-Do 61, 011100 Cutler, Dcwllah. Onto, between 13 roil 14•
• miles. ncei ev corn:eat: o meetin • iii t.) be le 11 to
A '
-tat, Do, Dorcas King. Littlebrody, ; tal, as 11, Sate% A. llt • I 'yin le • t" I* • tine • t
i a., is; tu a•e de in _C. el TWO 0 saN C 0 oao 0
HO. Tolffildille ; Alice Riggs, Binghein's Melo:nail.. Ditto,
bettween 12 and 13-Ist, 4. ea, Remit, leis% Tineleton ; toil, Imo rooms, Instead of cone as before. Too pent.; ranks
11., Puente Watts, Tolpuddic ; third, 3s 6.1, Cecilia Critchell, held at eaeb room ern to remain separate, as parochial
M 'alian. Ditto. between 11 and 12-14, Cs, Elizabeth 11 user, instltuti no -Mr. Eliot cengratulate.l the member::
lewheb ; ‘ted. 3. 6.1, Emily Levelace, Stafford,' 3rd, 3., Mary upon what Lad taken plaee.
Lovelow, Tolpudille ; extra, ;Ls Mca Mafia Lucas, Monition. unto, ADDITIONAL CURATEsi• SOCIRTT.-This society wad
between 13 and 11-14, 3. 61, Emma Peters, fireadwcy ; 2nd.
Is, ciastwoloo Bevis gt.0,,,.,1 , gi.,L. te ed, oeenrie. oregory. specially airocatod tin Weymouth last week. with
Bewlieh. Ditto, be;tween Sand 10-14, 311, Pinele 0 eilion. a
c ureli influence as great as wail brought to boar in
Gewlish ,• Ind, 2e, Mary Sibley. Buckland: Ditto, between g its favour. Colonel Steward praidel at the mooting
and 3-Ist, 2.s &I, Lucy Woodside. Longbrody ; 2oil, 2., on Monday afternoon, at the But don hotel, whore tee
Edith Burt. Broadody ; Sri, Is &I, Victoria Wendell, Combo; attendance was large said of high clue-At ter a hymn,
extra, kri, Jane Chard, Malden Newton and Is tit, Hannah anal pray •r by the Rev. p OL1131), 1 0 DlTinati
J. S:e b h Ch .
Bush, livigham's Mvlzoinbe. Ditto, between 7 and 13-14, --' -
Carolurs Pearce, Longbredy ; 2ad. 2.5, Mary lloneybun, .
stated that Mr. kloyer had been expected to fill the
Munkton ; 3rd, Is 6d, Sarah Long, Stindord. Ditto, between chat.; but was present:ll-Tee R iv. 3. Stephenson
CI And 7-Ist. its 6.1, Fanny Chard. blither/3de ; 2nd, 0., (St. John's,) read the report, which showed • total of
Martha Levels:we Tolpteldle ; 3rd, Is Illd, Louisa Symuill, £145 5s 31 received, and £143 Gs Woe left after pay.
&indent; extra, 2., Louisa Fox, Bingham'a Meleombe. woos of eeeeneee, -The Right Rev. the I.lrel Bishop
Ditto, under 11-Ernms Gale, Longbeedy f.d . rl's coloured
uf Ely had listened to Sir. Stsiphemon'e statement with
frock, (4, Fanny Gale, Littlebredy. 01 's white frock, .
Charlotte Senior, LlUlehrody. Gin's frock, to, proten by ted great 'skeane. St. John's contains about 2000 population.
the Him; Mrs. E. Williams, Mary J. Guppy. Longleedy. and had two clergymen, wltile from Cie last census
Knitted soraluie-14. es, Bemis Chard, Littlebredy ; second, returns he found that in ten years 2,600,000 and more
Is, Sarah Beckett., litaffuel; 3rd. 64, Rhoda Palmer, Broad- bad been added to the population of the country, in
maple; 6th, Is, Caroline Creed, Sydllng. Marking-lot 60, addition to those who bad emigrated. So that by coro-
net Pease, Knighton ; td, Gs, Annie Mullen, StalL.r.l ;dr 1. parison with t'ie population of St. John's, of two
41, Bowie Coo, Tineleton ; Stis. 3a, Demo Gillett, Stinsford.
Denting-ss, Sarah House, Tincloton. Patchwork quilt or clergymen fur 2.000 semis, 2.530 more elor,zymen at
~,,,0,i__5,,, Fanny Coe, hreedmeyeo. siort_et, 1.31,0 least should he at work in tote country, and with the
Roberto, Malden Newton. Plein work-lot. 10... teed med. rate stipend of £lOO a year. i." 250,000 would be
Simile, Maiden Newton; 20d, 6s, Auguda Clear, Sviiling ; 3rd, required. Lot these figures he compared with the
Is, Sopby raimunds, Bruadmayne. Knitted docking., lit, 7., funds at the Society's disposal, and they woull at emu
Marla Spews, Broadmayne ; ned, 6., Elisabeth Popo, Broad- ace bow very Inadequate thorn funds am to meet the
mayne Derning-6., Jane Gale, Longbroly. Smockfrock -
cry ilc wants of the people. 'line gross total received
To, Elizabeth Trovett, Idroadmas-ne.
At two o'clock there was • good attendant). in the was an-y a
I bout CIS OW „or one-fifth of tho amount
Guildhall at the distribution of prises. The chair was required, while the acted /00/100 for ;he year
taken by Colonel Steward, the President for 1871, who e`
1.0 was but £32,000. Almost all parts of Eug-
ene supported by Sir J. Michel, 0.C.R., J. Foyer, land bed Increased iu pepulation, even the great
Esq.. IL P., Rev. G. Nash, Rev. E. Ravenbill, Rev. 'l', insi.ufacturieg centres, so dense before, and in these
W. Knipe, E. L. Kindersley, Beg. (hon. see.), Rev. Si. latter good wages are earned, but they were often
Urquhart, Roe. Si. J. Green, Rev, H. Rawlinson. and spent in eolf•indulgouce and a dissolute life, while the
J. F. Hodges Esq. Amongst those in the body of the home was wretched in the extreme. In these places the
bar we „Alm': Lily ?aloha. miss mow, fdrik means of grace had not much increased, and whet the
Eavenhill, Mrs. Bingham, Miss Fellowes, lire. Knipe. children loam at school they speedily unlearn at home
Miss Knipe, Misses Bailee, the Misses Smith, Miss The church is not working alone in these oentrew of
Steward, sho mina Kindorsks. miss Neilsen, tire, dense heathenism, dissenters are working there too,
Urquhart. KW Ravenhlll, Era, 'Tudor, Mrs. Green, O. and he wished to give them all honour for the sine;
Werry, Esq., and Mrs. Warry, G. Floycr, Ree., Rev. but great employers of labour reside away from their
J. Brown, people, and there cannot be found room for the die
The PRESIDEVY congratulated them all on the ex• seating chapel. Sc the dissenting ministers go where
°client show and the fine day they had for it. Fur a there is more room, and uoloas the ogenoles of the
church find their way to the people, they must remain
quarter of a century the sonny had been doing gool
d stitnte. The arati,tics prove that tho dioenters do
according to its means ; were the funds inttea.ett the
benefits afforded would be greater. Ho suggested the not increase, in preportion to the rapid multiplication
notion of • cookery oongress or contest in c madden of the populace, and if these abnormal agencies do not
with the society, as a means of battering the fu el of provide for the spiritual wants of the people, then the
the Labouring etemee and matte( tt go further. Knforrins call is to Christian chureleurin to fied the funds. If
to the sanitary state of our voltage* and villages, he every parish in Cm kingdom had a really good devoted
spoke of noination as a sure specific spinet tho miebster, with a good staff of lay helpers, properly
pc ,x and, in view of trio riptirvsell of organised, he believed they would present the most
ravages of small-
perfect idea ever reeliscd since the world began, end if
cholera, he urged them hobo cleanly in their le,r, en,
and their homes, and to prevent pools of stagnant bid; the good seed were sown, as be wished it were, in every
accumulating near their dwellings. Not Ling would living "all they could not realise a more Perfect id"
tend to keep them healthy so much as cloanlinosi and i of the church. As then the wants of the peonle were
temperance, no greet, mid the menu, so good, he asked the meeting
The liev. T. W. Kuhn cordially approved the ides to support the society now, to bear it on their hearts,
an I endeavour to get all their friends to help it as well
of promoting good cookery amongst the lalxeirlng
classes; end, In enforcing cleanliness, n.enti ,ned the as they poreibly could-dapplause.)-The Rev. Meredith
necessity of keeping
the pigs clean, and net allowingl Kitson, corresponding secretary, said there are 302
uuaidod cases now before the committee for relief.-
their " wash "to become • nuisance. The Rev. J. Stephenson returned thanks to the
Mr. J. FLOTER, M. F. expressed the pleasure the sue.
Bishop and to their Chairman, who replied.-Another
Dees of the society afforded him, and argued that bene.
meeting was held Is tut.• 1000.11 1011001.10010 101 the
fitlalf the hewn of the poor eta one of the highest
evening, The collectioas at the two meetings produeed
forms of benevalenoe. He justified the giving of prises
in the departments covered by this society, tending
ab Jut £l6lOl. A third meeting wan held in I loly Trinity
to , j r ,
produce tier beet vegetables, Rood wives, and useful school on 'A 110suay evaiing. It WAS very fuly attended.
children likely to get on in liTe ; and he refute I met l'ter`ati'd ad'ir`a'r were deliver-ti by the iterv. Si.
Is i• e.. Ifolculteron, anh Abbetson, and the Itor. J.
that the poor man who did his duty mesas niece et I ! •
to honour as one of exalted position. Finally Le .e. " , eeeon idea spoke, bee.dee the clergy of the pariik,
erMrked that it was the duty of every sensible men to ' of when' R'er' J. 11 Adjhbut W.'S
in
[ho
°ha";
and
moonvege sobriety amongst his fellows, and drat would 1 Rev. V. F. Itensome also delivered an interesting
ensure them health and Sc•afl spirits. In ooncloeion be • addle's. -The collection amounted to £4 10e 01.
moved • vote of thanks to Mr. E, L. tatdersley, the I Bowl:011 Pr.TTT liriesicies, Monday.-Before Dr.
bon. searetary-(apPlausel. ' Ti z eel.
Mr. Kuuegesege ecknowledeed the compliment, and ! MILICRY MOTIII, ali :ad pensioner, found at 10 oo Sunday
nmarked that • retrospect of the suciety s operations be holly I) illg .I..wia drunk la Market-An:et, eingit •We ay
afforded math cause for oongratul.tion, and that he - hol")"." "'l' al" (isund Si coats,ats, or
t .
In
&fan t.
believed they had before thorn • prosperous future.
Referring to the terrible events in Paris when the Cow' TUtiDAY.-Ileforo James Milledge, Esq. (Bayer),
munlste WOTO in the ausendank be said they might teach .LtAivliutgr, Foot, and W. 1:.,a1.11,0t,t011.04,
june.
Fer,..)
wheel.
us a most in/treaties lesson, The spirit of Communism megli'dr, „.",ei it'reAsur,elll:l,7/tfof 7CllVillif ilk work. Ifer.'irns mu-
had extended into every country in Europe, and there I none,' that ho was Ilablo to be sent to prison, promised to do
was • feeling that a time 111113 t Dome when there would I well for the future', and VMS dinharged on paying theme..
be a struggle between them and the party of order for AMSLIA &urges, Wle brought up. She was found about
*lx...Am. In snob casethey nedee be assured, end ; 2.31 a.m. drunk and asleep In tile boot inn etable, and when
=lto he deeply thankful, there the people bens in the 1 T.:ledurs ...al. et bee horse oas there l Fined Z's and costa, or six
tarsi districts had imbibed those proper ideas of ~., Ime "acts'
real untentment and order that would enlist them on w m nemstue .-Bilore the Mayor. .
good
sosorumans. lie was glad 10
we'resee H.q.... of Osmington, sailor, wu brought up.
the Ado of right and
go
gay
_the esty ... king up." There were 52 lilto drunk he entered St. Marc's church, and stood against
; the reading desk flourishing his han Th ds. e sexton fetched
inhibitors ot vegetables, and 120 of needlework. greatut 1 Constable Apvey, who hal some difficulty in getting him out,
numbers in both dune then e,i years pact. Th, !allies I Pri,oner said he knew nothing of It "no more than the dead."
gad the needlework was of the best possible Is Rid, and lie e Arne ill ili<olooo he had lo.t • cheque, and wanted to stop
is iset the shew this yeas
ini a . it, aid alai, io see Dr. Smith, se he ass suffering In the head.
(epipholutee). Ado' If ha could pay a fine, he nail he had motley in Edors
bank but shouldn't pay if it was "
national anthem fh chairman "very. art a bit heavy," for ho was
was sung, e near dumped." lie got lii, hurts in Her Majesty's
thanked, and the Preeeedinp ended service, iusd lotus times altogether lost his memory, while at
other Ulnas be could take a glass of beer with any one.
WEST STAFFORD. rilloo Sit, including costa.
Saxon were preached for the British and Foreign i'dwutrnaid his hand shook so he could not write mucb, or
anis Society ss staord Church, on Sunday, jai they would pay It fo,filiim it the blank. The Mayor Menden;
*the Bev. ileginald Smith and Rey: Horatio St 30,
ook. made out a eholue, neh Was duly honoured, end the uionvy
thus pad.
law , August 13, FILDATs-Before J. Ayling, Esej.. and J. Drew,
cousogke was ES lb, On Sunday
were made in the morning at the offmrmy FA.
Vflikin 412•4 evening, after • senson by the Bev. J. Le, AITIDIPT 70 IND A freeman LIFT.
amounting to £410.., for the Dozed County MIIODA MARC iilVild was 6 mottle up fur attempting to
. . cenunit suicide this morning.

PORTSMOUTH.
A Two-MILESWisI in • 110/511.—A valnabh horse+,
which was b in.; fa:rut from Ride to Porteenenth in
53r .o bo,t i. few evanings ago, s.srang ovor•board
when about nshiety on the pasage, and sewn .shore
to lltdr. Tao Luse ail not apvar to have Cal.
taiae.l any i, j ,ry by i.e ion j wins of two miles.

lv I •;C!I ESTE R.
I) i i..q e.t 5y...4 held by Ur. Toad,
calm .y or to i/J :y I G_oto L.*, of Martyr's
Weithy, about 3t year. of we, gardener to Major
Aobart. On thmi!sy mominy, jail bet ore the thus (Or
rising, JeO.V.J.4 Was in conversation with his wife, whim
a sudden lit a's II h'm, an! ins few minutes hs was s
eorise. 31. Y.ckhms, cocoa'', anwhicled he lasi diet
(tool dicl,co of tho hoirt. Voatiet accordingly.
Tno Foor-Anullourit week's return
shows ac wider ;—ron.ining dicessod September 2nd,
304 a "heep, ant 45 pigs.

SINGTON MAGNA.
SPICIDL —An inquest was hold on Tuesday, before
Kr. J. Comyus.Le tell, coroner, on the body of Eliza
Ash, who Ind coamittd suicide on the previous day
by drowui9.; h .rsclf in a largo pond situate at the
Rectory, r v boon servant for three
a.. Evldeaeu wee giun of hot chan4ed manner for
swn • days pr.arious and her oonstont aleepitssues for
several weeks peat; mod, there being so evidenco of
any uth2r came Willah OJUIa havo inlay/ad snail an act,
tho jury returned a yerdiet of "Suicide by drowning
while labouring tinier temporary Inanity."

11.011ISEY.
AN OLD INDABRANT.--idr. Tboomm Bloat, yeoman.
of Laekerley, Rooney, died at weak it tho 91st year
of Lis ago. T.o dammed wis born and lived all his
Oa; sin tho houso in which ho died. ,

BOURN E MOUT ff.
Tile Henn Ouns.—Some heavy firing has lately
limn heard from Hurst.
PDT:T[IIIMT. —Tho /LOT. Robert Pinckney, M.A., ham
brm appointed to the vicarage of Higholiffe, Hants.
Patron, the Marehioness of Waterto.d.
ALLIIN BELL.—One of the church Bells in St. Peter's
tower will henciforth bu wed as in alarm bill, In 01140
of fire.
ELECTION or Commissiorsas.--h. contest took piano
on Saturday for tour wits at the Board of Commis-
sioners of Improveineat, when Messrs. P. Tuck, J.
Brigs's, M. Wobb, and i. B. Ketup-Weloh, were re-
d clod. They were opposed by Mr. H. Day, Mr B.
White, and Mr. Softlaw.

or in
fps: n
take acli
ritiltornfinof..
THE MEETING OF THE EMPERORS. THE NSW YONE F104111)3.
On
expeet'A, b vurriu• .ated to both Coutes of Parlia- In% 3 uiv.ting , .3 th:
thon°
frn
P M‘rn-rek 1 Count Bond have had repeatrd ' a prcliciiunry jc..ci lurtaddie4 thq
reseVe cf the Conforenee at Salstior; will, it is
in.„v, The r :u't is believ,d to be friendly ruin- bowl,' y i 11, e,
ua it b_t s.t.: G 3n. i•y and Altdde. y.iii
11 r. vlity of elet tcui u •iis ~.14
15t,i .1, 1 i 1+,4 thu I tw. ti•ut "
t et7,tu•

DEVI: I OF TilE GRAND Tama.
The d.atti of AA' P,o,is has Koanced come anxiety
amongTart,'s'itoond-h••'dore to this country. Atli Pacha
was urn tut r t' cSoltan—olitof of the few atatrst
Inca in T., k y—on Ith • Rattan ty bo expecte,' to g
it
on b 2 wi•ii tut him. li. seountaion with
I ho WI
cc:re i .1 h. A,.li ill 3 Sultan La to .

TUR COURT.

'l.• .U1:0 111.8'ITLON.
TRUIV). F icaht.—lllr. Jenkins adirossod a
m got Om 5..".103 ou Friday, oust was roooivJd
is' mi Is. Ho &clued tho :vault of his
V3to I 3, t,,,tt groat bulk of tho Liboral put!
Was at Ma h.ok. T • Usoworratavo woutbcr Colossi
arIlV3l EL.dljr sight, and 111 Largo (Jowl
lqator olicer..l u.

BALMORAL Ca'Tut, Sept. 4 Profeoser Vales
arrived at I• n Atte in 'to afternoon, and ope
,g its li•, 41.1.11.31.1141. lit: ti 6
C: i• f..v urley.
T t: .L• b,
I u i lief
,jr.ite; his 1•Gl11.1 V: it Ini;•rJr .1 t.,.;
tiLys. V.. aunt II Lts alnr,rl. s.ll6:sber
att. inlauee ou Lir Aluj Apts.

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