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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

Buroet eouniq Exprtio.

DORCHESTER, MAY 9th, Mt

Tits Wed murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish
end Mr. Burke first became known in Dorchester
yesiesrday evening, and aa it pared from one to
soother, the news seemed too fearfu/ to be credited
and when the rumours were confirmed by authentic
Wafter:se a thrill of horror pissed through the town,
did persons of all abodes of °pillion were loud in thei
expressions of abhorrence and detestatioo of the pu-
pa/am of the dastardly act. Never in its previous
history has Ireland brought herself under the shadow
of so tirade a disgrace, and to-day's accounts
from Ireland fully show how keenly this
disgrace is felt by the majority of Mah-
an& The sot seems to be quite inoomprehasible.
It is utterly impossible that anyone, even
the bitterest Fallen, could have had cause to entertain
the slightest feeling of hate towards Sir Frederick,
for it is known he was new to Irish politics, and the
relations of himself and family with Ireland were not
unfriendly. Sir Frederick himself wee kindly and
genial ia his manner to all parties, and the Irish
members were frequent in their reference to his
kinds's, and courtesy. Language fails to describe
the horror and anger of the public mind, there being
mot eves the small satisfaction of this murderers
beteg brought to justice. Strange to say no
doe whatever has yet been discovered, and
there mune small chance indeed that any will be
forthcoming. Whether the crime is agrarian or
political is • question, but there boo doubt it was
the result of a oonspirscy, and Ude being the case it
will, we hops, induce the Government to ale ths
most strineest steps towards the suppression of these
" Wand machinss."

TM manifesto of the Irish Parliamentary party
only mem to aggravate the matter, and the
Iselin which the fearful murder will arouse in
tide comity will be bitter, and scan, we fear,
doeselooll. It le impossible for any mealiest°,
Mike, despite their protestations which seem almost
gawk" . reeds almost like • yell of triumph, to
being hook the lives a the two murdered gentlemen,
Md th• sooner the patio trio, whom names are
wielded to the saki mutilates), sever themselves from
lise party with which they are opsaly associated, the
better it will be for them and for the People of
Ireland whose awes they are at so much pains to
lifilik -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

imperial iparliammt.

ROUSE OF LORDS.'

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THURSDAY.
In the House of Lode oil Thursday evening, on the
motion of the Eat of Daihousie, a lgdi gn nit, nod
amend Me law relation to marriage with a detemied
wilna dater was le .d a drat time.
7/AIDAT.

In the Iloniee of Lwde the only boriensee el any intannaa
Wall • conversation with rwierence to the Ordosooe
Survey, the completion of which on the larger make was
urged by Lord Brays On lubulf of the Government,
Lard &Willey stetted thrit 2.380 square mar won surv.yed
leetyear, end Gest it wan now ixpactwj the eau" k
would be complatdd In Ma
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

WESLEYAN METHODISM IN DORCHESTER.

It Is plisrant to turn from ths anarchy awl blood.
Mod of the Bistra Isle to note progress and prosperity
Is oar own little world. W• allude to the growth
which idiathodism has mad• since it. oommencsmut
hem It woo in the year 1820 that hiettiodist
Imesarbses first Tinted Dorchester, and were accorded
• 'Mbar too warm reception in the shape of gross In-
uits. Opposition was so strong that it woo found
absolutely Impossible to do anything in Om town, and
preaohing was canted on in • fisld at the top of ths
lowa. It is gratifying to contrast this with the noble
which the Methodists, now. powerful and
h▪
eathy connexion, moot. Eventually • room was ob.
Pined. but this soon proved too mull, and • larger
ewe wee kindly lent by a friend of the body, • Mr.
Bansiwy. Great program was made from this time,
and in ths year 1831 Dorchester first became • circuit.
The Rim. J. Aliso was appointed ministar, but it
was not until 1840 that a Wesleyan chapel was
erected. The friends obtained a site in Dualism
strut, sad • chapel was built at • cost of EB2B,
sad was opened for public worship in 1841.
That building is now known as Aliogton Hall, and is
used by Friendly Societies, and for other good objects.
It was soon found nowsury to ;reek fresh quarters, and
Misr indefatigable labours on the part of the leading
Muds of th• body the new chapel in Sruth-street was
ended, in 1874, at a cost of £3,660, and which is one of
Lb. most handsome erections of its kind in the county
or neighbourhood. As a proof of the immense growth
of Methodism in Dorchester and district wa may
mention that between 1,500 and 2,000 people now attend
Um plum of worship in this circuit. This is highly
gratifying and • matter of great encouragement to the
ministers and oonriregation of the head-quarters hon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

MONEY LENT WITHOUT summits
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or country, to male or female, upon note of band,
mortgage of furniture, dock, plant, crops, and farming
implements without removal. Also upon life policies
and deeds, from ES per cent. from one month to lb years.
No sureties or fees required. All communications are
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at his command, and wishing to extend the business to
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Maw No genuine proposal refused. Thee
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

SATURDAY.
Before H. B. Middleton, Boot. (In the chair), Major.
General Henning,C. 8., Major W Mime, E. L. Modem
1., Seq., sod E. Pearce, Bp.

DAMAGING /11/L1 Born AT POIDIAID.
Joseph Davis was trammeled for wilfully damaging
an embankment at Portland, the property of the
Lords of the Admiralty, on April 11th. The damage
NW estimated at id.-11r. C. F. Arden appeared for
the Admiralty Authorities. The damage in .itteetion
was committed to the Admiralty Butts, which were
being constantly damaged, and sometimes tillage were
actually etolen.—Edward Adams, Coastgu.rd boat-
men, said on the day in que.tion be was at the
rills butts, at the East Weir. He saw the defendant
raking with his hands, and the butts were much
damaged, the earth being very s ,It. The marines had
been there firing all the al ternoon, and the defendant
was looking for bullets, as he was raking where the
spent bullet. would be lodged.—William Hoes,
another Coastguard boatman, said in consequence of
damage to the butts he wee commissioned to watch
them. On the day in quest( nhe caught the defend-
ant at the butts. He was picking up lead and putting
it in • hasdkerchitsf. Witness asked hiss what be was
going to do with the lead, and he replied he wanted to
sell it. Witness took him to the chief ollicsr.—Mr.
Arden said there was another charge against the
defendant of dealing the lead, but he would leave it
in the bands of the Bench whether a small penalty
In the first case would meet the ease or not. He only
wished the defendant and the Portland pto
generally to know they were not glowed to do t
thing—The Beath severely cautioned the defendant,
and fined him is.—Tbe other case would not be pro-
ceeded with, but they hoped this would be a warning
to him. It was • thing they must put • stop to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

TEI GALLS.

Mr. THOMAS reported that three Mese were blown
dodszleel the gale on Saturday, and others were
He 'eked for instructions hi to the removal
et the Wee limos.
Mr. Armin Lock: Was either of the these blown
down Itondenuled.

—The Matra : Ooe WAIL
Akierntan 011/0011T remarked if We VA • atom coos
a yew like bat listurday'e, we shall not wens enY
pruning to get rid of the dead wood.
The ii•TO/11 rid the storm was proof that the
Gesacil had not gone too far in dealing with the trees
ems time since.—lt was decided on the motion of
Alditi••• GIII4IOIT, that the damps be removed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

BREACH OP PROMISE CASE.

On Wednesday, at the Liverpool aurae, an action
for breach of promise and seduction was heard, the
plaintiff being 31 Ws Wilkinson, daughter of a Man-
chester cattier, and the defendant Edward Glaze-
brook Ryland', son of Mr. Upends, of Tinlead-
grange, Warrington. Deleadant denied the seduc-
tion, but admited the promise ; and a verdict was
&used to by consent for 1i750, all imputation on this
plaintiff being withdrawn.

AMUSING -8111IACH OP PROMISE CASA

A most amusing breach of promise of reenlist' case
WM decided in the Dublin Court, on Tuesday. The
plaintiff, a young Wexford farmer, of 25, sued Mrs.
Crum°a, aged GO, for having promised to marry him
and then broten the bargain by marrying Crimes
From the evidence it appeared th 4th. aged defendant
had au aatipathy to beards, and felt the plaintiff's Cain
on their lint acqueintemie to satisfy Wheat he wee
properly shaved. ohs also made him ouy • pig for her,
promising to marry bini when it was fat. Tne jury
awarded the plaietiff Gd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

THE MILITIA RECRUITB.

About a quarter past 11 on Saturday morning Int
advance detachment of the recruits of the Dorset
Militia arrived in Weymouth, having marched from
Dorchester, with their band playing, and under com-
mand of Captain and Adjutant Matthiae, Captain
aad Lieut. Pearce, with the permanent stalf,
and including 123 volunteers, recruits of the 3rd
Battalion, the detachment numbering about 134 of all
ranks. They marched at ono, to the usual camping
ground at the Notbe, where testa were pitched. and
the camp got ready for the arrival of the main body,
about 800, today (Monday). The camping ground
wee rather damp, but they have 'lnce had very tine
weather.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

DEATH OF THE QUEEN'S HUME.

The Court Cut-slew of Tuesday evening costains the
following i—The funeral took place on Monday, at
llighgate, of Mn. Lily, who died oath. 26th of April,
at Camberwell, in bet IMnd year. She attended the
Queen ae monthly nurse at the birth of her Majesty's
ume children, and was greatly respected and esteemed
by her. The Queen consthatly sent to inquire after
her, and four years ago Mrs. Lily came to are her
Majesty and several members of the Royal family_ at
lincaiughain Palace, being thee in her 88th year. The
Queen mint • wreath to be placed on the pare.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

STILLING OIL CAM

Richard Newberry, • boy (15), was charged with
stealing oil cake of the value of 3d., the property of
Mr. Mayo, of Cohere From., on the 25th of A pelt.—
P.O. Adams stated that on Tuesday, the 25th of last
month, be was at the bottom of Grove-buildings.
He saw the by go into Mr. Mayo's told. There were
some lambs in the field, feeding on MI oaks and
corn. The boy drove Um lambs from the troughs.
There was another boy with him. H. took the oil cake
and put it into • box which he brought into the Bell with
him. He called out to him, and be throw down the
box and ran away.—By defendant t lie took some
cake frees the other boy.—Prisoner who deg( .ed to be
tried summarily pleaded not guilty.—One month's im-
prisonment with hard labour.

CHLIIOI or BRUNT.
George Parsons, of Poole. was charged with hiteallf.
--41 r. West u, who appeared for the prosecution, said
that as the man was only apprebsoded this moroing he
should alter calling one witness apply for a remand.—
Mary Aan Parsons alias Maj,,r, stated she was a
Dative of Beaminater. She went through the c•remony
of =Mao with the prisoner on the 14th of January,
1879, at Rridport parish church. Tbe Rev. Mr.
lienslowe was the minister. The certificate now pro-
duced by Superinteudent Coward was authentic. She
and prisoner had lived together off and on until last
September, when he left her and went off with another
man's wife. From enquiries she had since made, she
believed he had been previously married. and at the
time he married her his first wife was still alive. When
they were married he represented himself to be •
widower.—Prisoner said he told witness that he was
parted from his first wile, and had told her where she
was living.—Prisoner was remanded until Monday
next.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

DOZONINITIig.

TIN Doueurestas Illoutzsv—Lient. W. H. Dobtde
hes been appointed • probationer for the I edian Stafi
Oerps.—Froen Friday's Ga:ette.
BICYCLING. —Twenty-throe Dorchester Rovers had •
"who" to Malden Newton on May let, but tulf arum.
teW wore caught in the rain returning. On May 4th
24 members proceeded to Moreton to the apparent
antassomet of the villagers, who evidently had not
ems inch • large number of machines together before.
IT is reported In Taunton that Mr. Berkeley
Portman, son of the Hon. W. H. B. Portman, M.P.,
will be invited to come froward in the Liberal interest
for West Somerset at the next general election.
Btu Roam AMT.—A oration ol the Blue Ribbon
A:njethae been inaugurated in connection with the
Bp
Chapel, and the first meeting will be held on
Wednesday sowing next The Rev. R. R. Albin is
Ha president, and Ms. E. Blewett the secretary.
AOOIDZIIT.—A man named Payne, belonging to
Upwey, wee on Friday knocked down by a waggon
In lb. Famor's yard and very much shaken sad
bruised. He was taken to the County Hospital and
I. now
M propessing_favourably.
Tits DOMANI` ILITIA me netted at the Davit
Barracks to-day (Monday), previous to their departure
toe Weymouth for their anneal training. Their
ossival was accompanied by the usual disgraceful
amass of drunkennese and disorder. A picquet of the
let Battalion Dorsetehin Regiment patrolled the
streets.
AMMOTSWIT RAILWAY.— The Abbetsbury Railway
Bill wee reed a third time and passed on Thursday
Wt. The works will be mamma's:ea forthwith, and
Um summer swathe will be occupied in completing the
mak which time, Contractor Edwards assures the com-
pile,, will be sufEcient for him to finish the workt
TUB sew of things has bees brought about mainly
librough Mr. W. Manteld's untiring exertions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

BLANDFORD.

The gale of Saturday last was severely felt in this
neighbourhool, much damage beaus caused to fruit
trees, etc., and many fins 1t.,. being blown down by
Ms force.

BRID PORT.

A gale of great Violence -an—el—intensity prevailed
over trio neighbourhood on Saturday last between
three and four p.m. Tiles and slates from roofs were
scattered in all quarters and in several instances
chimney-pots were cast down. A woman in &nth-
street, narrowly escaped an ugly blow from • quantity
of mortar blown from • chimney. Gardeners and
others generally complain of greet damage to their
prAues, in many came, peas and otos/ tender
vegetables being literally rendered black and crisp as
by the action of • severe feet. The Bridport Bay
was tremsndoualy rough whilst the gals lasted, but
the elements " sowed" down before dark. At
Baumeister several patriarchal trees on the Parahats
est ste were cut do MU as II they bad been saplings, one or
two of them obstructing the highway. A heavy hail-
storm or two fell on Sunday, some stones of an
unusual size being picked up.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

RELEASE OF MICHAEL DAVITT.

This convict was released from Portlend Prima,
where be bee been Maimed about twalmirtoths, about
three o'clock on Saturday al tercoon last. He was
fetched out by Masses. Parnell, Dillon, and °Holly,
M.P.'s, and • Mr. Qailter, who is supposed tu 1,0
*unneeded with the Home Aide Associatton. Devitt
was released in good ordtamy clothes and looked very
well; he is 12h. heavier than when hi mimed.
Parnell and Dillow look 111, the latter espeoially,
oHally looks very well. They drove to Weymouth
and lett by the 4.50 train fog London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

TWO GIULIA= DROWNED,

Two children were on Monday drowned in the
Avon ist Beth, opposite the Old Worry, on the Greta
park side of the river. It MIMI that several children
were amusing themselves by the river bank in the
afternoon, when ono of their number, • little girl, fell
into the water. tier eldest sister, a girl 01 13, maned
Mein raylor, tried. it is said, to rescue bee, but both
were carried out to the middle of the maim by the
moduli waters of the river, end disappeared from
sight before any scums could bo made to save them.
lb. children belonged to Loudon, and were staying
with relatives in Corn-street.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09

WARLTIA7L.

Turin have been no cam before the Borough Bench
liooo our hut hone.
Tag WORKING hIZN'IS INSTITUTI.-Mr. M. Guest,
M.P., bus kindly sent • donation of 1:3 and Mt. G. H.
}Lind 24. towards clearing off the debt on this
institute. . . .

our report last week of the vestry
inviting, held at the Town Gall, we made the Recorder
to say that the oontract would be signed by him, Az. ;
we should have said the Rector.
Eantt Cusitsa.—The tradesmen of this town have
agreed to close their respective establishments at four
o'clock en Thantlay evenings during the months of
May, Jane, July, August, sad September.
WALKMAN AID PCIMBECIE USlOll.—At the fort-
nightly meeting of the 11 md of Guardians the follow.
lag guardians, ex-silitio and elected menaben, were in '
attendance tarl of Eldon (in the chair) ;
Mears. bash, Bond John Smith Marriott, Herbert
Bamford, J Henry J. Garland, Henry J. Bennett,
Cornelia' Yearaley, J. E. Dowden, William Beesot,
William V. liteut, Thomag Caine', George K.rit,
Henry James Vye, Henry Heck' Butt, sad Thomas
Stevens, Jam A meeting of the School Attendance
Committee, Including some of the above
(lit. N. Bond in the chair), was also beltrarttahlas
meeting, being the first held for the year. Mr. Bond
wag formally sleeted chairman. There will be another
meeting of Mil Aassesment Committee heklon Tuesday,
the 16th inst., at twelve o'clock.

SW/LIAO&
Ws are lorry to record the death of Mrs. F. Sally,
who wee found dead in bed last Monday morning, but
melte bee bees ill for • long time, and from the nature
of her complaint, we don't think an inquest will be
necessary.
Amos/cr.—Lad week while blaster Smith, son of
Mr. Smith, of Whitrcliff Farm, was in the not of bind.
log • let of straw the rope broke, and he wee thrown
ti the ground, and amongst other injuries his arm was
broken.
AOCIDEPT. —On Monday morning Mr. John
Haysom and Mr. Frank Masters, master mariner,
were proceeding to Wareham, on their way to the
Hampshire coast, to examine the state of another of
Mn.. Randell's vessels, wrecked itt Saturday's gale,
when they met with an alarming accident near
Harman's Cross, in the Velleproad. Through the
breaking of the ham. strap the dogcarttil and,
but for their well-broken horse, the platy have
, suffered more than a severe shaking.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

LaIIGTON.

PONT RZADIPOIII.—Ot! Monday svenine the second
a a
wi.•
..f pTeee 'wading" was given the Nati•mal
• ethooni. which VIM well filled with an attentive
~,;(„ne,s, and the follow/mg programme was most
:ffisi.ntly rendered : Kingston It tod ; duet, Wee.
Bud, end I l‘n per ; ,le •. • Softly Fall the Shade.
; glee. "My La ly ii I. Wonder..e. Fid, •
ite• duet, M•ssre. Bowen and Bemis
; vocal duet.
A
• Mi•Stititwel . s•do an I chorus, Mr. G. Lander
,twe; (pianoforte). the NiI*ACP ; Miffing ;
" Little Dais,; quartette, " !fern's s Health
Mulles: 'met song, "Sally in Our Alley ;" rem-ling
Kiust.Basil: glee, "'•" 1 Night. Farewell ;
..,;,„; Sty. the queen."—The Rect.., thanked all in
t•etrill of the endie ce. who ezprrewest their spproval
with three listaty cheers, when' God Save tint kineen "
brought a pleasant evening to a dose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

-GOUT RHEUMATISM, AND STIFF JOINTS.

- .
This n valuable Oininieut ierelere a more • animas control
over Wan and Klieuniatisui than any other Medicine. No
one noel remain uncured who null ask ir.e earliest wake a
chorine amPtetion .4 the invaluable remedy—according to
the Plink-4
lisatseiliwa edited to each Pot. All eettlad
aches and sales wIU likewise be banished by the same treat
man.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

A RIDE TO KH IVA

CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY.
Royal Hone Guards. .

P'" To Pars of ',sots Lined with fur won
also taken and for physic—with which it is well to be
supplied when travelling in outnslddie-way plasm—some
quinine and Cockle'. th, latter • most invaluable
Medicine, and one which I have used on the netives of
°astral Africa with the greatest possible success. In fact.
ths marvellous effects produced upm the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who Ir. unscrewoo to ell native
m-dicinak when I athoittister to ban live
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

DRUN L.

J ,mea Painter was summoned by Snot. Pitfi..l I for
bedig drunk while in coarig, of • h.q.*. and at
Duck,and Newton, on the 2n I November.
Detendant pleaded guilty, and WI had 10.. and
coats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

FEW DAYS.

TWENTY•SECOND YEAR.

THE DOk*ET AND SOMERSET
COUNTIES' ALMANAC

Peg J 398.

BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT.
To Iler Majesty, by At To the Prince of Wales,
Special Wrrant, by Sjsrial Waarrant,
clated2:thlloe.,lnii.i. dated 10th Feb., 1166.
11
AND

H ZWITT,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

IRLDPOIT.

FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CAIIPIWEEL —An inquest waa
held at"l. •nd.o. Ion," n V •ndsoury Road, on Tuesday
• non tile body of George .le, carpsoter, who
was about 71 year. of age. thcessed expired early
ou S .tui day nreni g by rearion of injuri-e received on
the preceding Thuremy. tiu the latter Jay Gale was
removing a heave pi.ce of limner which was to be
us-d for the repair of a waggon. A. he was removing
it from the hilt whips it was kept to thy, he suddenly
11l back thr.u.:ll a trap-d or. the plank felling upou
• Ato.nach. iofli.tiig seri us internal injuries. The
jury r. turbo a v-r Act of " tccidental Death."
FLINARAL Or THE LATE 31... A. C. C. GALL—Th•
funeral of a reepecte.i inhabitant, Mr. Arthur C. C.
Gale, of the l'acahorse Hotel, teeM place on Needs),
morning, &ceased b-log interred in toe family grass
at Nether. tiny, where a number of decessed's relatives
5, oar. The curtegc left the late residence of deceamd
slanit nouu,the pi...m.4a being headed by &number of
i wort tradesmen, then came the hearse coniaiuing
the body, follows I by two m •urnin,; machos contsiii-
log the twin -.Hate relative, of deceased, the rear beiog
IN..tiglit up II the private vehicle of the family and
that ot Mr. of "P •onnior." Un the coffin
was • profusion of white chryeauthinnums. Mr. J.
Brown f Loden', auppli d coffin, Mr. Knight
(Bull II tel) hear.' and o.ach-e, Mr. elli•Of being the
uodertaker. Hie vicar of Nether)) ay, p cache lan
IwprrAsi.e fut.er.l sermon from the appropriate
word. "We all tale as a leaf."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

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comniunication• strictly private, btate amount
required

CHARLES H. WHEATLEY. Manager.

s PEr AL NOTICE —Furniture, pianos, organs.
pi, tures. jewellery. arriages, carts. vane,
sh 4 every I.oripl f .tock-in-trade removed and
warehoured and liberal advanivi. made upon same.
l'art ;roods deposited i'an be redeem...l at any time by
frt payntent. No publirity. The warrhousea rover
tire with dry and clean sel.arate lock up rooms.
Tbe Advances exceed £2:sosal per Annum.
Established

COUNTY CABINET WORKB,

8, COUNHILL, DOUCHEATER.

HANNAH AND 00.,
UPHOLSTERERS Sr GENERAL HOUSE

FUKNISUERS.

16 LARGE SHOW-ROOKS

Well %tot ke.l wttll every le•cription of
F U RNT T UR Z

-
Seituhl- f, the
MANSION. PAR+ONA IE, 1:A111111ot:6X. ICOITAOS.

BLINDS,
Of every Description and Niatetial.

CURTAIN NIATERIALi.

Aired Variety of Novelties for Preeset Sews..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

STICKLANp.

Tux Rev. W. R. Smith is giving weekly addresses
on the Lord's Prayer, in the schoolroom, on Thursday
evenings
THI Temperance C .mmittee elected Mr. White
secretary ..nd tb. Kee. W. D. Smith as their president,
on the 28 h November.
MIASIONARY MEtTIVO.—The Wesleyan.. held their
wino.; miseionary tuee hag on November 22nd. Mr.
James Yetnian presld d Soitalde end appropsiat4
mumc remiered, and addre.... given by the Hey.
James Duthie, It. 1•Ilford, C. F..rd, .1. W. Burnett,
and H. Adam... The followine items made up a total;
for the year a. to lin meet. .4 £lO 8. 8i I. :-Vit.. box
hv "Ira. 1.:1 ford, E:i Is. lid. ; h.,x ly.tlise A. }llford,
El 2.. Id. ; hos by emus Viocent. 10.. 6id.; box by
W. 11.,hins sod %V. 6.. ; tve. dout.. per Mr.
Idurnett, El • eeut to Mission times, 10s. 0,1.; cones.
tio• ,El 180. 101. Mt. g ther it was reckoned • happy
and successful aunivers.ry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

PEPPZR'S

QUININE AND IRON TONIC.
PURIFIES AND ENRICHES THY. BLOOD.
STRENOTH ENS THE NERVES AND MUSCULAR SYSTEM.
PROMOTES APPETITE AND IMPROVES DIGESTION.
ANIMATES THE SPIRITS AND MENIAL FACULTIES.
Thoroughly recruits the generel bodily health, and induces
a proper healthy c .ndltion fthe nervous and physical forces
Will remove indigeet!on, flatulence, heertburn, weakneni of
the stomach, sinking sena& iii,., nausea.
Is the most effective treatment in al c mplainte wising from
derangement of ih.ir erv!ms iyetem, neuralgia, aim', !sciatica,
weaknisi of the Unit*, pretration, Incipient paralyem, and
St. Vitus' Dance.
The remedy In all wasting lii10•11011 and LA/relates of the con-
stitution.
Sold by Chemists In hot ,es containing 32 dories, price ea ed.
next *Med blue, Ils. Th • signature of J. Pepper it the
abel in red ink. Insist on havimi Pepper's "

LOOKTER'S
SULPHUR H•I R RESTORER
RESTORES THE NATURAL COLOUR TO GREY HAIL.
INSTANTLY STOPS THE HAIR FROM FADING.
If OCCASIONALLY USED
CHUSYNESS IS IMPOSSIBLE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

Dermend set,rad Ns to all parts op mosipt of

" by

J. W. BENSON,
THE STEAM FACTORY,
LUDGATE HILL, LONDON, B.C.
Illustrated lista of Watches from £2 2s. to £2OO free.
Agents. Secretaries of soci,ties. Foremen, and others,
required to es &Wish Watch Clubs for the above.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

MUG SIANY &MAW BARTON, of this town, has won '
• egoond-class certificate in the Prize Story Writing
Competition in the Girls' thee Paper.
PR= POTATONS. Mr. A Emson (gardener,
Charles Joliffe). took third prize at the Royal
Horticultural Society's Show, South Kensington. for
" Sutton's Early Border" and" Prize-taker potatoes."
This is the third time Mr. Ellison has taken • prize( or
potatoes at the same show.
DONCIICST IN DZBATI NO &CI [TY. —At the fort-
nightly meeting of the society, held at the Alington
Hall on Tuesday last, it was moved by Mr. G. Phelps
Byrne. "That the election of members of the House
of Commons ought to be booed on Manhood Suffrage."
—The motion was lost by 10 votes.
DORCIIISTER SAVINGS BANC—From the returns col-
lected by direction of the Commission, rs for the
Reduction of the National Debt, we notice that in the
Dorchester Savings Bank, there were 1848 accounts
open, with £56,619 So. 61 standing to their credit.
During the year there were 951 deposits ging
ft Its. Bd. and 781 payments averaging £lO 8..2s
rIIANSIT ON VENUS AND SPOT% ON rue SUN —A
correspondent writes :—The 6th of December, Wed-
nesday next, will be a memorable day for astronomers.
Venus will pass before the sun, and be seen ar a
small, dark, round spot—an event which will not
occur for more than 120 years It will be visible, if
the weather be clear, with the aid of a piece of smoked
glass, to diminish the solar brightness. An opera glass
or small telescope, with the large lenses smoked, would
be a great assistance , Vanes will enter on the sun
about two o'clock in the afternoon, on the lower site
of the natant edge. It will be about one-thirteenth
the size of the sun, and will have travelled • little
more than a quarter of the way across by sunset.
Expeditions have been sent to various puts, in Africa,
America, West Indies, and Madagascar, to observe the
transit. Greater exactitude of the sun's distance from
the earth will in all probability be determine
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

YEOVIL.

The Somerset Chanih,rr of Agriculture at a meeting
hell 011 Fridey, at Ye.rrilr 1,s11•• I •••nlln'llulY •
reeolution approving the 1-gieletive reiannineadatlollll
Of the ll.ry.rlComtuirerioners ou Agricul Ltlre an eel Irrth
in heir report, but offering Li I opinion u the supple-
mentary met:loran la thereto. 'l'ne Chamber also
declared its emphatic diatppr. .val of tit, calling out of
militia in atricultural district. during hay and corn
harveitssorl strongly recommewlei 'het the authoriti-s
be requerded tor :truing., for the training of %horse bodies
totske place and be completed by killeurnmet Day in
each year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

GASH'S "TRIM SPIRZS "
TOWZL.

The " Throe Spires" Towol has just been intro-
duood AN a Friction Bath Towel. Retailed by
&avert. everywhere.
GASH'S ROUGH B&TH TOWIL
Those Tow..ls have quite a twirls° appearance, and
each "Ile bears our liaise us the Fringe. Retail of all
Drapers.

REIKITTI BLUE.
Beware of Substitutes.

izra Bun
Is Always Safe in Use.

COCKLE'S ANTIP,LIOUS PILLS
IN 131

EIGHTY-TWO YEARS.

18, Niw

r. LONDON.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

AWARDED GOLD MEDAL. MELBOURNE, 1881.

ASK lOU
HASLAM'S COTTON
DRESS GOODS.

Choicest. Dendgao for Loties' Woof.
11"."1" Lu,o_cumni an
TWILLS.

Of escellent Make and Finish.
Manufactured trout the best quality Cotton only,
sad *Wished PIIIFICTLT PULL
f_TASLAWS. AIIIE FUR I_TASLAM'S.
_ . . . . . .

Every Piece is stamped with their Trade Mark (a
squirrel over a diamond.) Sold by all linit-class
Drapers.
JOHN 11ASLAtld and CO., Limited,

Manchester and London. Mills—Bolton.
sc. YMINTITON '8 WOki.o KEN 0 WiE
ARAB COFFEE.
In Oblong Tins, lib., lib., jib., at 2.. per lb.
PATENT COFFEES.
In Ilb„ lb., fib., Tine, li, 1. 44. & Is. Id. per lb.

- DANDELION COFFEE
In Tins, tid., 1L and lc Gd. each
QYMINUTUN S nUFFEES
14"

ESTABLIOnfri OVER SO YEAR&

BoW by all
W. arainiurox a CO..
Bowden Steam Nitta. Market liarborongb.

HEALTHY WARMTH! COMFORT FOR THE

MILLION!!

BOOTH and FOX'S Real Down Goods are

Guaranteed. The Down used is warranted

iirortaifo u i..Y.

I'UR,IFIED and free

from all germ of Moth life. -
BOOTH and FOXS are the Sole Manufac-
turers of the Genuine Goods. They respect-
fully request the public to observe their name
and Trade Mark, which is affixed teal their
REAL DOWN aUILTS and
• DOWN CLOT 0. Skirts, Yost Dress
log gowns,&e.
SEE Tali NEW DOWN alnur.
FOR THE MILLION. Price greatly
reduced to brink; it within the reach of all.
SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRAPERS AND
UPHULB YERERS.

DILLHICADS, Ruled or Plain, in every
Variety, Printed at Moderate Pecos, and with the
utmost Promptness, at the Office of this Papar, 8, High
West-atreet Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

PAINFUL SUICIDE OF A FARMER.

Considerable consternation prsvailed in the Bridport
market on Satneday, about noon, by the report that
11r. D. Ash, of Wy,ll Farm, eldest am of Mr. Robert
Ash, ha l just committed said l by hongin.f himself.
The report proved only 1... true. The decsased, who
was about 41 3,an ..t ag.e, apl unmarried, resided
with his fatu-r at " Wych, ' parish of 11,otheoh stupt

betWrIVII nix lthd .0,011 0,1 Satur lay', and
most have left th^ boo,. and gone in the direction of
Itridport, n Nit-. Itavga. botolierod B r ou Bra Istock,
tn"t him bet +teen Vol.a and eight o'clock returning in
the direction of ilia bone. 1heea,,,,.1 r....entered the
farm, and partook of breakfaat about 8.30, and then
went out. NO 000 itipell:2l to have seen doVOtita idive
after that.. It hal been arranged that Mr. Paine
(Chideock), and Mr. W. 81..rey. laultioneer (Bridport),
should meet deceased at the farm about 11 a.m. t
point out the stick, &t. to b. sold at • fortlic sing
sale. About 11 on •ca, Mr. Payne and Mr. Morey,
in ...money a ith it .le.rt Ash, br..ther decea"ed,
, looked over Ow farm, and, on °Wailing ono oh the C .W.
stalls, 3,1 r. Pay... moors, .1 an object in the corner of
the building. an I called out " What's that?" Robert
Ash looking tows d the object exclaimed "'h ! That's
my brother, V n " Mr. l's .on immediately ran to
dece.sad an I cut him down; he was qu to dead, and
. .

the body cold. The corti•e was outspend b° I y a rope
fro ii one . (toe be on., .in,l the feet of deceasied remed
upon the ground, the knee. being quite bent. T.
left ear was black, where he kuot in the tope came.
Death was evidently coma I by 'tranvia ion. Mr.
Morey at once bas•eiied to liridport for Sergeant
Hazzard, anti that officer was glickly on the spot, and
at once resolved tile rope Ir on the neck of deceased,
which, singularly enough, had not been previously
been,.!. &natant ilszz searched the b idy, find-
ing 4 I. in cash. a knife, and aims loom papers—but
nothing among the litter to give any reason for the
.11 mt. The b ly wot at •InCe removed to the farm-
house, and the facts rop irtod to the Coroner, who
arranged to held an iniuest on the even.ng of Monday
(4th inst.) The reason generslly assigned for the deed
is the fact of the family being to rather reduced cif.
I Manila:ices of late.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05

CASH'S INBROIDZILICD
FRILLING.

These Embroidered Frillier. have the game quality
cud ucec as Our Cambric Frilling, but are embroidered
with ....lours in various destine. Retail of Drapers
everywhere.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-12

THE DISASTROUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN

GERMANY.

The following perticulrre ere given of the disastrowi
railway accident reported (rum Freiburg. Baden, on
Monday. Tee trail. • epeetal Sunday i xeursios. while
returning from r inur4 to C duke,. was su3denly thrown
od /be raila ow, flu:motion aud eumatied to pies. Thore
were twehty-..ii marl 463, awl. of Which ate mid to hare
been computely Mattered. In theta were about 1.2A1
pulorfl4e ~ wu„tly jOsati MS, and it is mid that flity.teo
viero !Elliot and mire than double 1./att. number wire
injured. Sims id the dead Were toui ilat.d beyond
revof.n ton. The Cause of the este trophe is not
JeC •tievly ritstod. The train was overtaken by a very
honey •tiona of wind and lam. But while one newest
tas d,wiir to the aimhing away of pat of the
eliabankiniat.by an or...troll's& brook, anoiher version
has it t iet • telegraph post bad beon'blown screw the
line. and th throw the aigiva off tb, thetas. ii is •
litriting [lisluice (the COrreip.rzei,nt of the Times
rierel herb of the reticence of the therm= officials
and the rUpl,iendre of tie pm. that the above details of
• terribly t accident are I that have hitherto become
known about it here 21 hour* alter it. occurteoce.
Although it Guntinent iv at present swarming with
bouriat., it way emelt' be nommen that none were
in the bc .1 in train which lust with such •
es:aulitoue Is.. kb blw.y trevelium is Meal safer in
rumny t•inu in &Wend, or in Most other European
comma., bur to. Dminy of Baden bee of lot, acquired •
anoowli.t evil rqaitation in tali iiaptot. It I. not very
long vions another minnow= train met with • serious
acc.dent near Hesuelheriv, but the cilmtur of railway
h./mm.4 in Oa, may has Due bow re•Chail. The Baba
correspondent t the Stssidard ear that ten minutes alter
the otter, the expriese from Wha.z approachel the
spot, o.ly the preeence of tuind of • brakeeman tirougbt
this train t 3 • standstill just before reaching the debris,
thus preventing soother scrawl calamity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-12

PRIVITI Di4lS/AI AIID WATIIII BUITIT.

Mears. Davis awl Sow applied for water, &a, to
various new villas, &a, sad to West Mills.
" Plenty of water there," said eotnebody ;
"But not gooa to drink," said Mr. DAMS.—
Granted.
THS SGEVITOR'S 0Z5111.41. EXPORT

Spoke of a sewer in Charlea-Areet, which had fallen
sereo inches the wrong way. (Laughter.) The
Surveyor had had this rectified. A sewer under the
be I of the river, or Mill Lest, bad something wrong
with it, as it gets choked about every two years. The
surface c .ndeaser recently attached to the old engine
Is doing its work well, and saves about 5 cat. of coal
a day. The work being now satiafactorily done, the
Coalbrook Vale Company are entitled to the balance
of their acclunt. He also asked for two pair of water
boots for the men when working in drains.
Mr. Husr considered the waterboots necessary, and
moved they be purchased, although some member
thought the men were paid enough to supply their own
boots.
Mr. Hunt was seconded, and the boots ordered.
The Suilvmos also wanted indicators so that the
engine man may see the height of water in the well,
some pneumatic tubes not havinr answered after the
first two or three years. The expense was small, and
the indicators were ordered.
Building plans were produced of certain new houses
to be called Great Western Villas, but they were
ordered to be referred to a committee, the building
not to proceed till the plan and circumstance* are
more fully examined, in connection with the bye-laws.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-12

PRESENT- POS,TION OF WESLEYAN
METNODIS3I.

The rill, mos of the W. olepan Methodist Oniferemee
for POL:KI are printed. end thin the next few days
th, of cop.. s will !n in ritculatinn throughout
Gre,d Btit tin. Th f 'Bowing general view will be of
Intones; a pn muting at a glance the present position of
the p trent branch :—Wrs'even It dhodist in Great
Britale, full and accrrdited Church mernhers, 393.754 ;
on trial for Church membership, 4O,t9Zi ...emoted
ministers, 1,549 • on probation, 81; supernumeraries, 279.
In Ireland aro &Lib missions, full and accredited Church
member% 24,475 ; trial, 776; ordained ministers, ;
nn prubation, IS: sumenumeraries, 43, In yo.ei.mtuieu...
full and &erudite& Church zu.m.wrs, 110,369 ; on trial,
12,914; ordained minister.. 398 ; on probation. 1914
16 y, sorb Conferenee, full and accre-
dited C ,nrch memhers. LAM ;on I id, 116; ordained
mittid.ent, V• on proh .t ion 1: vuoernurner tries, 3. Touts:
Church members, rop:ka ; no trial f, ir Church member.
ship, 51,166; erpitineP niinishun. 9.124 : on probation, Wit
suneroutueraries, 341. The number of minietere on
reernhori, in the Auetruliva Wesleyen Methodist Church
and t,t It. thodiet Church of Canada are elven in the
minute ~f their resp,otive Conference& Ninety•three
Young ministers have recently been reamed in is full con
-
'twat,. with the weeley.s Oonfounoirrla, a la Chat
&Wu. 4 is Inlaid. and U Is imam salaam

A DZSPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH A
BURGLAR.
A MAN 11•02.

I A desperate encounter with a burglar took place late on
Tuesday night to a rustion in the suburbs of London.
Several attempt. bevies lately being made to break into
If ightleld•bou-e. Stamford•hill, the groom, named Richard
Hewes• was rot to watch the place shortly alter ten
o'clock ho saw a man enter the grounds with • ladder, by
means of which he mended to one ef the bedroom
wirelowa, sat entroed the hum. The elarna being elven.
the ladder ewes quietly removed; and a policeman.
'remnant, d try *evensl other persons, went upstairs to
the room wa-re the tsief was at work. Finding himself
ddrot d, he fired several shots from two revolver, which
tro had upon his perwitt. wouodiug the (roam How. in.
the beck, and narrowly toduag two others, and it wee not
ustil be was renders' partielly insensible by • blow on
the bead that his captors succeeded in overpowering him.
At t cs Police-station he gar' the Dame qf John Smodors ;
and th" proceeds of I tier borgleties were found at
his lodgings. lie Was brought up at the Oletkenwell
Police-court is the afternoon. cud remanued on • charge
of burglary and att.dopted Mader. Howe lies is a ctiucal
conditions t us bullet having Pawed croon througft his
body.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-12

BLAND/MILD
DORSET FIELD CLUB.
INTIMATING DIAOOVERT.

The largest gathering which thl. Antiquarian
Society hu held this sea.on wee that which to dt place
at Blandford, on Tuesday Islet. An excellent pro.
gramme had been arranged, but the enjoyment was
great,y integers.] with by tad unfavourable weather.
..s-miling at Man Nord 'be party prosee led in
h.•.ks and othoe vehiees t investigate • b arrow that
h.. 1 hen opened on tho No tic Down. To. worthy
President (Mr. Mansel-Pleydell) nat caused no le..
than hdf * dozen -1 these tumuli to be open. 1, but
was only fortun,ate in regard t • this one, where a moot
interesting aiocovery was made, viz., f, air urns, can.
tcluin.t c-em are 1 hinn au remain.. A. Mr. Cuunington
(of Dorch-.t..),whi is the leader id the society in such
matters in. tnis, rein irael iu the course of uis speech,
it would be childish to attempt the age if tits 11111.1—it
might be I ur, five, or six thoneand years, and
pr bably might even be ten thousand. At any rate,
heit g the rude 4 kind of p .ttery, not ornamented in
a,.y way, d. is julcd to be of the earliest date, and
theta re • tno.t interecing find. One of the urns was
broken, on • the notte it rep ...A to view. Thee con-
deed of blackens i ',We. an I small piec of calcine I
hoe. A I four vess .1. were lying to4ether,
and as was the ,:ustorn, with the mouths
upwards. One wso 111 a . emark illy good state of
reservation, cult I. hoprtil will les pies-rved jut wt.
Tee presi lest wee intersvly gratified at the import-
ant diecovery, and he wads arraugettients for •
careful excavation oil the illowing clay. L saving the
N nth Down, the party procee IsJ t • another barr.w
some distance sway, and near the village of Clenstoue.
wse • 8 at barrow, and of great ieteeett to the
antl.prwians reit •nt. At kens soo b ar..w, were
i ver...l by Mr. runlington and Profe..or Bu •knian.
'l' le o-ut wave was to the fine ma Manor ti,llee at
C',enst or, which was thrown opes to insioction, se
whe ale the hi.torical barn rise by. Under
th- rot of the latter builibur the ;heel.
,lent real a I, Iper on the hlctry .4 the
whiei is li.t m ately connected wi•h his "an
f onily. Behind the M an. .r H .u.e are some in awed-
in; e irthw,raii, an 1 here another a Wilts er
delivered by the presi out on the subject .4 the
Comb's Ditch. The rain, whicn had previously kept
"ft a .w desc odo.l in torrent., and • hasty move wn.
ma le to Wha combs Ho se, be real ience of the
pre44ent. how.. i. full .4 a .tiqui ie., very Sue
..ld panoings, and oth•r ohjec's lull of interest to • the
antixary. A splendi I lane con was p:orided,
bur •be .le Lades of the se is ~,,, and bef we leaving,
~,a members etpremed their hearty thanks t Mr.
Ilansel-Plet dell for Isis kitirin as an I courtesy. It
h been pr ,pcsed to visit another barrow in the
neigh hourho s.l, but the nal-Innate w..ather prevented.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-12

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

ICISDAT.
Beton' G. H. Bond, Eng (in iberbair), Capt. J. B. liawirn.
worth, 0 C. F rrrrr E (4,
_ _

TRISPI

Wallah] Baker was sutumunad oy John Oars for un'aw.
fully traapidkins on land in the occupation of the lion.
Cavendish Bettina., on August 18th.
John Cave, having been sworn, dspoeed he was. ramie
notch.,. and lived as Green bland. On Friday, Aueuet
18th, he was at Fuggy Wend, when he heard the report of
a gun. He tdok his boat and rowed toward. Green loand,
and aaw Baker C Mikis off the Island. Ho hod an ar in
his hand. As noon as Biker ther him he sot into his
end row. d toward Poole a. hard as he could. He (*lines.)
at oar- rove chips, but did not succeed in getting nearer
than 300 yard. ,o
ef last wilts'.., oirrohorated
her father's Ilt&tedista, reep.cing mom.' Baker with an
oar, bot did not see him with • gun.
Mr. Ilddie, who appeared for isaker, auhni It d tlode
no. no charge t, an.aer, with which the Bencti agreed,
and died:mewed the eumm dss
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-12

THE CONFIDEXCE TRICK

An extraordinary cm, of perpetrating the contilence
tri,k was exposed at St.:Sport on Mouthy. A tuan
LLAULeeI 011Vor, of Dakitotiold, • few dart erro. woe on
Vont With hts wife to urarltet, when the wan set Into
couversation with a patrialcaal.luuking old geht swag,
woo inducol laitn to r.s.t a licessed house frequented by
I erin:rs. Ayo nut Win, 113r.lcd Green, of Mend:tater,
lien ntro limed biassed, and alleged thet he had bon, per.
c..aiing a nue cowster distribute= when killed aiuutisst Soo
Lancashire pour. He sail that hia isah:r had tett hiuo
SAMOS and that be had ,Cota/ to give to chants., per.
pose.. He offered .4:5 to auy tanner who world Aire LOU
to its poet, but nol.oly eeuel be induald to pot Lii .Uey
HILO los !sande. SabeNunotly, however, wit o the at of
too old in at. who t 00000001 acted asceidetierat Oliver's
wife was induce,: to eX3llhit t,ll SOrereigns. Which ahe
paced in a new bag. whic she handed to (Jr. to, who
oroatieeni to place the in ,Lley for luck " with ahoth
soverehtie In vacuumg too hag he contrived to gY - one
coutatnaug roahy tait dug.; but the fraud b i di.-
revered he wait at once 4roo into custody. Prieto, r woo
committed for four menthe.

NATIONAL TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.
Nearly 50.UUU pr,on. a-sanabled at the Crystal rilive
on Tao•riay I celebrate Ul4l jUtilie, of the tot sl
inovemeht. Tee fete sta. hrganised by the Na ham T rn
petal:lCC L !ague, and among those who joined U It w re
thousands ot metals ra of t unperansesoci• tie., heou,na by
special excursion trains, in many coins it an distant ..Witeh
The pleasure of the out-dour proemiltn:• wi. „is st
marred by the unfavourable we r ,In [mg with
stile interualsaion 'twit night. The le Ire; ti Aial a
C inference tJ COUSRJeworate the signing as th •Li e teetotal
hy the ••Yea Lll.ll of Prest nom the bit S'recalls r.
Is. A.on t thaw who teal pipers wer4 IL% Milieu'
Li ..ery, el it Ail f Mr. .1..-edla Live •y, one of the
.algt:.a. lau I of tc,t aa:hre. T•o e °anted pUlrlit meet-
ing. 'Cara a(rner s held, ad insm I by Ms. Francis
Murphy and M . II blb, eviers of the Mud Riblan move-
Lt 1 al.o by foreign deL•gato., Ac. Two edect.ve con.
c-its a•-re also given, the tits, ita cadldrea, and the
c almost as many adult., all abstainers. Tue pro-
gr.onme also included athletic -pail., and an extensive
proceessoo, for which the G el Tetupiars and Blue Ribbon
Army made • large display of coloured sashes, medals,
and showy banners.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-12

OPERATION OF THE SUNNI CLOSING ACT
AT CARD'S!.

DISGRACSIOL Wan&
The flanday Clod.' Act for Wales aims Into opera-
tion so 06ruiff for the first time on &today. Toe
village of Rtunney ia in Monmouthshire, sad just
three miles from Cardiff. Tboaesade of ysesolia went
from Cardiff, suet all dee publichousce as Ibumn.y were
open MI day, until the beer supply was really rue ont.
The mum at anumey had on the road to Garda
were dirgis..ef id. ;Several bears took pirus, aad on
w.• • regales fight wtub ailouuds. ISomsl persoas I.y
on tbe roadside clowk, and fell asleep. oth the other
side of Caruiff, Dodgy Forge, another pubic:booms,
three mime from Carddf, was crowded 611 day. la
Cardiff all was quiet.