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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

BY BOY AL APPOINYMBNY.
TO TO THI
Hu MAJESTY AAA.
wWAL.I:I
BistearDt 2;.: 41875' name claLel Feb. 10, 1866.

DAY. 80N, AND HEWITT,
The Inventors and Sole Proprietors of the " Original'
STOCK BREEDERS' MEDICINE CHEST,
FOR ALL DISORDERS IN HORSES,
CATTLE, CALVES, SHEEP, end LA11133.
This inatchlem Chest contains all that a Farmer can
require to keep his ;:tocit free from disease, and in
fine healthy condition. viz. :
DAY' SON, & HEWITT'S "CHEMICAL
EXTRACT" prevents paining sun heaving in
bad lambing, cures swollen ard broken udders in
Ewes and Cows, and all grangrenous wounds, auto,
and Sores in all animals.

D
SON, and HEWITT'S " GASEOUS
IL! FLUID " stops internal pain, colic, scour, or
diarrhce t, debility, °olds, shivering fits, and gr at
exhaustion is Hones, Oxen, Calve!, She..., and
Lambs, imparting rare strength, vigour, and appetite.
D",sON,,,ELIKWITT'S " RED DRENC II,"
the almost atareqUons claanaiog drench ; Is IA
immense value in oheoldik all fevinieh .ymptoms altar
calving •sud lambing, rendering the milk of the Cow
and Ewe copious, pure, and wiirleirmie for their off-
spring.

TA AY, SON, & HEWITT'S " BRONC HO-
1, LINE," for husk and house in Sheep and Calves.
It enters the blood, and impregnates it with a
pungent, gaseous odour, destructi ye to the worm or
parasite in the wind-pips and lunge.
DAY, SON, & HEWITT'S "RED PASTE
BALLS," for Mires after foaling, being a great
purifier of the milk for the colt; it scatters and
destroys all humours and feverish symptoms in
Horses, and is knit the remedy to restore appetite, and
impart a mole-like condition.
DAY' SON, & HEWITT'S " ASEODY NE."
" CARMINATIVE CHALK," &c., are co.n-
tained in these Chests.

Price of Chest complete including "Kay to
Farriery," LI 161. 6d. Carriage paid. Any article
can be had separately.
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These important inventions have stood the test of
time, and are the true Farmer's Friend and Guide in
all his Cattle Messrs&

CAUTION.—Beware of low-priced Imitations, and
ese that the name of DAY, Bon, and Hawirr is on all
bottles and packets.

DAY, SON, AND HEWITT,
22, DORSET-STREET, BAKER-STREET,
LONDON, W.; Aim WANTAGE, REEKS.
EINT&BLISHID 18114.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

FACTS AND FANCIES

• (From Fes.)
WHEREIN DO OUR DILATE AUXILIARIES DIFFER PROM
PASTRY COOKS.— IR being volunteers, whereas the °than
are sol-au-veni.iers.
ANYTHINO FOR CHANGR—Guard : Yes, sir. I've seen
your luggage in, it's all right, end I've got • smoking
carriage you can have all to yourself, sir.—Gentleman
Oh, that's well. Any change I —Guard : Well, no, sir, I
don't think I bare but soon get you some, sir.

JCST BEFORE THE BATTLE
There was this little fact about Southwark,
Which discounted somewhat the fun,
That soon as the struggle commenced there
One candidate straightway was" Dunn !"
(From Judy.)

SIR WILFRID LAWSON TO NOTE—IL is a fact, not nearly
so generally known as it ought to be, that water, the
favourite beverage of total abstainers, is, shocking to
relate, mostly always drunk.
Pnerisztr.—" Pa, dear," asked his son and heir, "tell
me what is the difference between an accident and a
misfortune I—" Pa, dear," gave it up.—" Well," said his
eon and heir, "If my pressing tailor, Mr. Saippeon, were
to fall into • deep pond a would be an accident; but if
any one were to pull him out it would be a misfor-
tune.
Lego SYNE AOSIN.—OId Schoolfellow: Yea, it's me,
sly. Gain' on pretty middling, thank you. Undertaker-
ing line, air. 11 you'd stick my card up over the mantel-
piece, air, se as your friends might have it handy if
anything happened, air, thank you.
POPULAR QUOTATIONS.—" ill be shot if I do," SA the
nobleman remarked, when he refused to live on his Irish
estate.—" This is a pretty pickle," as the Nihilist said
when be found himself wheeling a barrow of salt in the
mine of Siberia.—" Sweetness is light," as Mr. Matthew
Arnold cried when he put his pearly teeth through the
penny puff.—" There's a chiel amang us takin' notes," as
the banker told the detective when he sent him to look
after his clerks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

THE NEW WINDOW BLINDS
lIE Wln 12 differ:lli r..lours. F. r sarpue any
"EHPIRE"
rid hitherto emplryed. May be &deeded to
N
existing rollers.
AVERY & CO., 81, Greet Portlandidreet,
WINDOW London, W., Makers of bride and Outside Blinds
BLINDS. of every deeeriptirn. —lllustrated price list end
oatterds post free.

IV 0 N OUT Silver-Plated ARTICLKS, also Copper, amis.
TT ic replated equal to new by STSISTON'S PLATING
PASTS. One simple applettlon lea ler a costing of ure
slim. Post free, 20 stamps Henry St.t.to 4, Hisbetreet,
New Menton Geste, Surrey.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

QUEINEILAND EMIGRA.TION.
--
MHE next Ship, the " Scottish Hero," will
04 fr. m PLYMOUTH to TOWNSVILLE
Ilth MARCH, and a Ship to ft I-BANE. 25th MARCH,
with nominated Pasvengers,Single Women, and a few
Farm Labour. rs.
For Handbooks and Forms of Application apply to
The AGENT-GENERAL FOR QUEENSLA.ND,
Oharins-Croas, London, S.W., or to
Mr. T. G. BRYEIt,
16, Wollaston-villas, Dorchester.

"WREN YOU ASK FUR"
RECKITTS PARIS BLUE

"SEE THAT YOU GET rn-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

.00KTIR'S bULPHUR BAIR Er.STORRIt will darken
.1.4 Grey flair, and in a Few days restore e utpletely
nature colour. Tee effect is superior to that produad
by an instantaneous dye, and to. Sulphur Restorer does
not Injure the skln.—lold in large Bottles, la 6d. each,
by Chemists ad Hairdreeseru
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

lIIROIY2 CUBE for ASTHMA, Cats•rh, Colds, Crmip,
LI Ile., lc. Ills Discos Ter of Ilimr,d's cure, bin elf for
12 yews • sr. at auffe.er fr. in Astbro*. has a last Su. seeded
In romoielnir We most 'nem. sful remedy.
Per Canlwer, 4s. or by Post, as3d. of all Clierelata Agents
for Great Britain sot Ireland, F. Neirborry & Foos, 37, Nav-
igate-street. London.

11A'A RCY'S DUBLIN STOUT
I/ Specially suitable for INVALIDS. being guannteed
to be brewed frtnn
MALT AND HOPS ONLY.
Lacuna BILIWERT, Douai.
(lArgeet Brewery In Ireland but one).

E 25,000 lirWN TO L9l
BonoI,: DRAWN EitrnEßT,llo:2
and pad In Cbeh. Every Bb r. • chunce to obtain • Bonus.
One share LI, BtL5 Particu'are fr e. App'y t ibe Aping
or Public Ponds (Genova). 33, Ab.hurch Lane, Lonabnr.
B' reet., London. EC

MHZ VAPORIFY.R. by DR. siIEPAcD, Is a Bronchitis
Kettle labeler and Vapour flivh combiced ; recommended
by the Lancet, Drab* Medical Journal, ac , as the cheapest
and moot efficient apparatus invented. bs and 7. RI.
Sold by all Chemists, or direct from the Papentees.
ARNOLD and SONS, 36 and 36, Wit cont/illerJ. London.

ONDON SOHO° OF MIDI CIN6 for WOMEN. Zotrence
Laiebolarshlp, value £2O. to be co epetcd for Septemaber,
HMO. Apply to Mn Thorne. Hen. 13e:., 30, Henrietta 64,
Brunterlek Square, Loudon, W.C.

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KO P s EXTRACT OF MEAT
ESSENCE OF BUT, Si 6d per tin.
Beef Lounges, Is per box.
Coosolidated Soups from
Id per tin.
PEA SOUP For Charitable
purposes in Large quantities,
SPECIAL TERMS.
KO P F's SPECIAL raw) FOR INVALIDS.
See Price 1.4,1.
Apply for AGENCIES to
Managing Director, 1, Agaratreet, Charliggesese.
IijgANHOOB. A Ilanut Kamm. on the functions and dis•
171 enders of the reproductive organs in youth, manhood,
and old age, vrlth Observations on the Treatment sad Cure of
Normal Exhaustion, Phyekal Dobilit, lowans of Spirits.
Re, being the result of 30 years' suconsful practice. By J. L,
CURTIS, M.D., It, ALBEMARLE-STREET, PICCADILLY,
LONDON, W
" MOW Os Mairsooo.-77th Thoustod.—Ably written and
plainly describes tbs source of those diseases which produce
decline In youth, sr more frequently premature old age"—
Daily Telogroph,ll7th March, IM6.
"Cowl 01 Ilalooos liloloo be in the hands of youth and
old so. It is a medical publication, developing the treatment
Of a CILIS of painful maladies which have too loss been the
my of the illiterate and designing United Service Gazetts
Londe Sold by Mr. J. MANN. Booksetler 39, Cornhill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
--
CLARKE'S

WORLD-FARED

BLOOD MIXTURE,
Trade Nark—" Blood Wintry.")
VIZ GREAT BLOOD PITRITIZR AND SI:STORER.
FOR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
impurities cannot be too highly recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores of
all kinds it is a never-failing and Permanent cure.
It Cures Old Sores.
It Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
It Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
It Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
It Cures Scurvy Sores.
It Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
It Cures Blood and Skin Diseases.
It Cures Glandular Swellings.
It Clears the Blood from all impure matter.
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to teat its value.
TLIOUSA PDS OP TESTIMONIALS PROM ALL PARTS.
Sold in Bottles 2s. exl. each, and in Cases, containing
six times the quantity, lls. sach—eufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of long-standing
cases—BY ALL CII 1.: N ISTS AND PATENT
MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the world, or
sent on receipt of 30 or 132 stamps.
P. J. CL A RIC It CAentist, Apotkooaries' Hall. Lincoln.
Wholesale, all patent medicine houses.
BRWARR OF WORTMLISS IMITATIONS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

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fort!quiteli
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POZTLAND.

NAVAL CILATL•II.—The Bev. J. G. Williams hag
Nen appointed first chi sin to thu shipping in th
Portland Roadstead. The rev. gentleman has an veal
In the mercantile marine for 15 years.

POOl.ll.

"WET ex I • Unseat, waa the subject of an
able and interesting lecture delivered at the Temper-
anos Hall on Wednesday evening by Mr. William
Clarke, M. A. of the National Reform Union. Colin.
einem E. P. Philpots, M.D., LL. D., F. ft. S., D
President of the Poole Liberal Association, oxupied
the chair, and there 1,1111 • fairly large attend ILICd
considering the inclement stets of the weather.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

.00KYRIV3 SULPHUR lIAIR RZSTORER, while keeping
xd the Hair Its proper colour, is useful for removing scurf,
no other Applicata m being necessary to encourage the
growth of new hair. Leckyer's Restorer has powerful
cleansing propsntl.s, render ing its desirable liar Fluid.
—Large Bottle., la 6J., of Chmuista and Helrdremers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

CARPETS

The BEST and LARGEST STOCK in the County.
at unusually Low Prices.

TAPESTRY Kinnza DUTCH
BRUSSELS FELT HEMP
RUGS TO MATCH ALL CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS, MATS, AND MATTING
In all Widths and Qualities.

BLINDS,
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE,
Of every Description and Material.
ROLLERS, with Enda and Brackets' complete, only
91. each.

PAPER HANGINGS,
11 000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 3 I. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING
Esperienced workmen sent promtAlY•
PATTERN BOOKS from all the Bat Maker?,
ENGLISH & FRENCH.

Large &ores of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
Goons RINOVED AND NVAINHOUSID.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE.

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Funerals Furnished and Conducted.
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Agent for the Atlas Fire Office.

CARRIAGE WORKS, HIGH EASTSTREET,
DORCHESTER, AD CRISS. I,ENT-STREET,
W V.YMOUTH.

ESSREI. STROUD and CO., in returning
1.1.1. their sincere thanka for the kind patronage
bestowel on them, lag to inform the Nobility, Clergy.
Gentry, and H•tel Propri-tors of Dorchester, Wey•
month. end lie Vicinity, that they have OPENED a
BRANCH BUSINESS at CRESCENT-STREET,
WEYkIOUTII and they be.r most iespectfully to
solicit a cor tinnance of their patronage sod support,
assuring them that all Orders entrusted to their care
shall have their best and most prompt attention,
executed by the best of workmen.
Messrs. S. and Co. have always in their Show•rooma
• Select STOCK of NEW and SECOND-HAND
CA REIAGE3 of every description, built by the beet
workmen.
N.B.—Carrines Lent on Hire by the Month or
Tsar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

T.OOVICER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER 1,111 darken
AA to the former shade hair that is abeoluteli w-hit. in &boot
ten day.; but where greynnesii oimmencing at tb•
iron and tempi-. the Eulphur Wank promptly calomiN
render', g it undistiniruishable from that which Ma not
ch nged- Large Bottles Is 61 each, of Chemists and
Hairdressers. me title of Lockyer's Sulphur Halt.
Restorer Is now registered under tee Act of 1875 es •
trade mark, and mot not be Imitsaad.

WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASR WATORRS are
TV others. Prime Ithrisis, Leaden.
Elbow trout IA la. Gold, trees AS Gs. 77, Corthill, LO.
Sthesththrest, W, sad 711, Wand, W.C. Desaiptive puspkt
free.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

13U•ILDER 8, MERCHANTS.
BLATEq, TILES, BRICKS, CEMENT,
bTOVES. RANGES, GUTTERS, NAILS.
GENERAL IRONMONGERY, & IRON FOUNDRY GOODS.
ASLITJN AND GREEN, Limited.
Burymtreet, St. Mary Aso, London, LC. Rtat.l and Dublin.
Price Lista on Application.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. For information about
U the States of KANSAS, FEBRASKe, and COLORADO,
lands, mineral resources, Sc, and tbe route to Australia, New
Zealand, des, lodn via the US, send P B Groat,
General European Agent for Union Pacidc, Kansas Pacific, and
Central Paclic Rallwar. The U P. Ry, ,In Nebraska and K P
By., in Kansas, bane several million acre, fine agriculturs
and stock raising land. in the be‘t portion of A nierica for sale
in freehold farms, at from ab ut As to LI per acre on liberal
terms payment; 'penal attenti or given to settlir.g colonies;
enclose stamps 2d for return postage. Addreliki Wen Anne
Chamben, I and 2, Poultry, London, E.G.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

CHLRGE AGAINST A CONGREGATIONAL

bIINIdTk.R.

The Rev T. Boyle, • congregational minister, until
lately residing in London, was apprehended whilst
walking through a street in Exeter, on Friday evening,
on the charge of having stolen an overcoat, • par of
boob., • dress coat, a timepiece, and other articles, the
property of Mr. Bridger, a shopkeeper of St^'bridge,
Dorset. The prisoner last week engaged lodiringaat the
prosecutrr's house, representing that he was about to
start an academy in the neighbourhood, and wusolkit-
ing boarders ; but he left a day or two afterwards, and
the articles above-named weremissed. Information was
at once given to the police, and he was followed to
Yeovil and thence to Exeter, where he was arrested,
wearing • collegian's cap and aa academical erne. A
portion of the articles he confessed to having pawned
at Yeovil and the remainder at Exeter, both lots being
recovered, lie was conveyed to the police-station at
Bturminster Newton on Saturday. The prisoner is
quite a young 1050, apparently about 24 years of age.

BiLIDPOBT.

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or CArrAIY GRAM, Weduee•
day iw,reiog the obsequies of this respected gentleman
took place at the pretty churchyard of Bradpole. Tim
Vicar, Rev. Canon Br.adley officiated. The corteg6
left DelaW Howe, the residence of deceased,at eleven
o'clock, and included a long array of private carriages.
The procession was lie sled by • closed cotrtage con.
taming the family doctor (Hr. F. Scott), followed by
the hearse, aecompanied by six bearers. Then came
several vehicles, conveying the male servants of the
estate, and the family carriage without occupant..
Next came a carriage from Shwa House, containing
F. W. GundrY, itsq.(town clerk), carriage from
MountSeldakintaining Honhien Rao J. p.. C.
G. Nantes, . (deputy coroner), and W. H. Damen,
Esq., carriage empty) from The Hyde, Mrs, Mary
Gawky's carriage, from West Mead, with W. Colfox,
Esq., J.P., B.A. The procession was headed by
several respectable tradesmen of the borough, includ-
ing Messrs. G. A. Samson, J. Guppy, F. Barrett, W.
Newberry, ste., Ac. Mr. William Newberry was
undertaker, and Mr. John Swaffield, Bothenhampto ,
EAKIN! the shell and coffin, the latter being nof
oak with elaborate brass furniture. The
arranilemackg were of a simpie and unosten-
tatious mature, which, we are info was the express
wbb tbe droweed,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

ATTEMPT ON THE CZARS LIFE.

VIENNA, Saturday—Thirteen of the Palace domestic-I
have been imprisoned. rare is a report that high
personages are suspected. Imperia/ Court will cheap
Its personal entourage and a domicile. The Nihiliee ars
giving fresh trouble in iae provinces by alarming pre.
clanations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

81119.8011113.

Tits WArtmoo CUP.—This blue ribbon of the turf
was run off lately by Lord Haddington's Honeywood,
beating Plunger in the deciding course. It is • remark-
able circumstance that Lord liaddington, having four
dogs, entered in his own name Haidee, which he con-
sidered the best, but which was beaten in the first
course. The Sherborne dog, Waterton, to the great
disappointmentot his numerous backsrs in this county,
was beaten, having got upon two fresh hares, after he
had killed one in his first course. The result is felt
in Sherborne as • very great discouragement, and there
were many long facet Misterton was entitled to ran
for the plate, which many people thought he would
have won easily; but his owner drew him, and he was
brought home on Friday night for the stud, having
ran his last course.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

Literaturt.

Sons "Kiss the Little Ones for Me."— London :
Francli and Day, 351, Oxford-street, W. This song
lain B flat major, sot to music by W. S. Hollings.
worth and worded by W. Bernard, is one of the
prettiest and sweetest of songs, and is being sung with
great succew in London.
LETTS'S POPCLAR ATLAS. (Lett.% SOU di Co).—" Know.
ledge is power. Nothing contributes in a greater degree
to the attainment of knowledge than the study of
geography, and we are glad to notice that Messrs. Letts
Ire inning a new atlas, in monthly part.., each part con-
taining three highly finished maps, at the small sum of
sevenpence a month. Messrs. Letts have produoed a
most useful work, and one of great merit, at • remarkably
low price. The maps are clew, the points of interest are
well selected, and the geographical accuracy compares
favourably with far more costly production.. If the
student cares to follow Cameron or Major Pinto through
the great African continent, he can do so, or be can
accompany Nordeuskjold round the north coast of Asia,
and find even this new coastline well laid out. The
Council of the Royal Geographical Society has, we are
glad to learn, expressed itself favourably towards Messrs.
Letts's scheme of furthering the attainment of geogra.
phical knowledge by opening • prize competition for
studeats."—d ring and Nagy Gault*, Jan. 24th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

POOLE PETTY BKBBIONS.
7111711/11DAY.

Before the Kayor (Kr. G. Curtis) aed ID. W. D.
Dugdale.
Emily Orockwr, wife of Chub. Crocker, miner, was
summoned for using towards Thomaa Jelin/ laaileage
calculated to lead to • brrach of the —Prosecutor
said on the evening of the 16th of November, he wee
sitting down quietly having • chat with his wife, whoa
the defendant came outside his house, made nasal most
disgusting lanitnege. end " chartered" the mood terrible
charges against him gad his wife in • t 0.., of voice that
could be heard from Monet-lane to the Police-wart
(Ltuglis r )—Mrs. Jeffery said what her buebaad had
suited was quite correct. —Defendant geld the coesplan•
ant commenced it by MUM' her as her himbead was at
ma it was time for her to be at home and in bed, which,
although be wee "reeihodiet preacher," she thought it wee
no bums.' of hr—The defendant was bound over in the
sum of a t keep _ the pesos for three months.
John Dirks White, of Stokes Alley, sad Mark
KJ:dowel% was etimmouded for not sending tbeir children
to school. Orders were made for their at The
odicer. Mr. biowlam,ststed the attendanee throughout the
B orough was very good.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

301111NENOUTH.

Sr. Trria'a, BOURNIXOI:II4.—AIter a large and
Influential public meeting held at Bournemouth on
Friday afternoon, a deputation waited upon the Bishop
of Winebeeter. who is wintering in the town, for the
purpose of obtaining his approval of a scheme being
promoted for the erection of a new church to the
menuory f the late vicar of St. Peter. The Bishop
thought tin deputation had made .nit a good case an to
the necessity for additional church wxonumodation in
Bournemouth, and said he would communicate with
the pre,ent vicar .4 St. Peter',., Bishop Ryan. About
=Jo has been already raised.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

EXTRAORDINARY AND FATAL
ACCIDENT.

A young hi I. aged 16, died on Saturday morning
from the ell eta ~f & somewhat singular accident.
which occurr to him on the i.revious uft,r oon.
deceased, a I ,boiner, named George Tilley, of New.
town, had t hold of an old gun-larrel, and was
amusing . himself by blowing through it and putting
out a candle. Ho had succeeded ii, ding this without
any mishap three times, but on the fourth the remains
of an old chArg , supporisi to have been left an the
barrel, exploded, and wounded him about the interior
of the mouth and his face in a shocking manner. He
lingered in great agony until Saturday morning, when
death put an end to his sufferings. Au inquest was
held as Constitution-hill yesterday (Monday).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

PHOTOO RA PFIIO PORTRAITURE.

We hive. this week, been invited to Day a visit to Mr.
Wheeler's Vandyek Photographic Portrait Studio to
inapret the arrangementa made for the winter menthe in
thim deportment of him bag Den., and we learn that, owing
to the admirable e .iutr.mton of the gallery, that pictures
serial to or ea good as thole taken daring the lIUMMer
and that is saying much. cAn be guaranteed to sitter'
throughout the winter. We also And that many
accessories have been introduced especially for thic seamen,
and am mgst them—fnnee scenes, boats, skating scenea,
swinge, shooting. etc.. et-. Mr. Wheeler hes also bronghtout
two new portraite—the "Boudoir" and the " Malvern,"
each of which are thoroughly artistic. We also found,
whet we know intending sitters will highly appreciate,
the the gallery, waiting-room., and dressing-rooms were
well and comfortably beat-d. Nearly SLOW negatives have,
we hem be.o taken at tbi• studio since its opening, in
Sole last, and in order to carry out the whole thing
auceoesfully, new end larger printing-rooms ire being
built, and will slimily be completed.

EIARBOUR TIDII TABLE.
TIRMSDAT, TI lIID DSC., MO.
111.10 KU WIT Wan UAL/MOOD.
—SATs--; 75-49—.7.m. 7-2.12 p.mT -22
4.12 pm 612 p.m. 12.36 am. 27
4.35 a.m. 6.35 cm. 12.58 pm. 57
. 458 p.m 6.68 p.m 1.21 p.m. 25
• 5.21 a.m. 721 a.m. 146 p.m.
6.45 p.m. 743 p.m 2.9 aus. 29
Dim. 8 9 am. 248 p.m. 29
633 p.m. Bs3 p.m 167 L.M. 30
6.57 cm. 8.57 a.m. $2l p.m.
. 7.21 p.m. 921 p.m. $46 a.m. 1
7.45 a.m. 9.46 am. 4. 9 p.m 1
8 9 p fa. 10. 9 p.m. 4.33 am. 2
8.33 a.m. 10111 am. 467 p.m. 2
8.67 p.m. 10 57 p.m 523 ars 3

DAYS. 114111 WATill
prws7 149 am
112 p.m.
80.6‘.66,
12.6836
pa..mm.
J m.
!Sunday 121 a.
I 345 p.m
4. 0 a m
413 p.m
417 am
uisdalloodayy
5.21 p.m.
6.45 am.
Wednaday 6. , p.m.
Th UMW 6.13 am
657 p.m
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

IILaNDIOILD.

rigglon Dioramic Company gave an entertain-
was, casisting of a lecture and an exhibition of
of a tz.ur in Switzerland and the Rhine, in
nesse '
ther- Town.lpill on Tuesday. when a large audience was
appeared highly satisfied with both what
rjks..t seen end board, there being no less than Wi
Mindy illustrated views.
gene roe THE Mtudon.—The third of • series of
L.,,,enfilitly popular (smarts Is to take plaoe this even.
Wind onr readers may be Interested to know that
use coecerts were suggested by the ex-Mavor (Mr.
T, lisenett), who, during his year of office, eon.
yogi a meeting of the principal inhabitants, at which
wax and other ministers of the town attended,
* sug.eation being cordially received, and Mr.
supporting the movement with the promise of
,Ccsionipion Brass Band, a first concert was given •
wok, ago, which proved a gnat success. One
being the prism of admittance it' allowed any.
;bed everyone who cared for music to attend, and
hundreds of persona evidenced that for them,
a. Iv all true lovers of art, " Music bath charms."
At this concert the bald played six pieces of music.
mi. Curtis, the conductor of the choral class, andlthe
nroerite of the musical public, sang one of his best
op. Yr. A. Bartlett. who has been promoted to •
In tn. Wimborne Monster choir as bees singer
dgek, the vacancy having been caused by the pro-
mo* of Worcester C•theral choir of another Bland-
(Ed win (Mr. IL Dyke), after • somewhat severe
nogstition, RIM twice in his well-known style. The
posed concert was still better attended, and • larger
1101 resulted than before, even with the law charge
ission. On that occasion the brass band played
imonna, and Mrs. C. Rickman kindly assisted with
aremertina solo, beautifully played. Mr. Fielding.
Bwoord, base, who sang at the Iset Choral Society's
owed, and Mr. Dowding. tenor, lately • member of
the church choir, also assisted. The Cho al Society
wts every Monday evening for practice, and, being
cmapd of many ladies and gentlemen whose tried
ely his been llon rvornd, ar, preparing, we
a rich, musical treat for the town some time
Want Chris' mu. The lector of the parish, the Rev.
fres•dlinton, takes igreat interest in the advance.
meat el this society, as he doss also in every good
work, or innocent work f • like nature. In connection
with Choral Society, an Orchestral Society has been
formed, wag tine of 13 members, who meet weekly
eider the leadership of their conductor, Mr. Curtis,
who, with Mr. Boys, the secretary of the Choral
Society, ars indefatigable in their efforts to suit and
raise the popular taste for this charming art.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

PALMA.

PRIZE BIRDS AT TER CRYSTAL

At the great National Poultry and Pivot Show bold at
the Crystal Paled on ten fora days ending Thursday, the
followinr prises and commendations were gained
Ituielyffe. The Hyde, Wareham, b. C. in Oleos 3 for
oolourod D wkino, also first prise, LI. end a. in Clam 8 for
silver grvy Harkin's, hen, over 000 year; Mrs. IL A.
Harris, Fordingtoo, first pis.. and cup. in Clan 10 for
white Dorkinsm, cock, any me, also b. C. in Obwe 11 for
whits Dorking', hen, any age, h. c in Clams 12 for port-
ions of any • stint,. cock and hen. and h. c in Class 47 for
Hondas. • Mr. B. A. 130(4. Corntrill. Ihrehrester, b. e. in
Clam a for black Hamburg' Mrs MA. Harm first,
£2 14.. and a silvrr cup value It. forth, beet pen of !
black Indian ducks, tee same bird fancier third pgme in
the clew Mrs. Rwielyffe h. e. in C 1... 138 for (see.;
Mr. W. o.mond. D .reltroter, r. in Class 167 for blue
dragons, and Out prig.. SA and geoond prise CI. in Clam
188 tor the game cis,. of bird (hen); in Class Me for
dragons (silver, black lent) Mr. osmond drat prise, /A ;
Mr. W. Bishop, The Orchard, Dorchester. seared and
third. h. e.. and terse commended' in Claes 171 for
dragons (silver. brown bars), also fir`t, Al. third, Pte., and
twe highly conimendeds in Ciass 179 fo• dragons (silver,
brown bars). first, £2. second, Al, b. c, and two com-
mended. in chme iyg for whits dragons, end second, £l.
and third. 10t, in C 4198 177 for while dragon,; in ci..4
178, for dragons of any nth-r Kr. W. Osmond first,
.£2. and third, 101 : in Claes 179 Mr. W. Osmond. second.
; in Clue 188 Mr. W. Osmond v. b. c. • in Oless 181.
dragons (eine or silver. Neck bars), Kr. W. Osmond
second, Cl; in Close 184 for dragons (silver, brown bare:
OT any other colon.), Mr. W. Osmond. second and third,
.C 1 and 10 ~Mr. W. Bishop b. e ; in Close 185 for dragons
(silver, brown tram or any tteer varisty) Mr. W. Bishop
second. £l, and :in Class 186 for dratoms (of any age or
colour) Kr. W. Osmond b.e.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

THE CONGREGATIONAL CHTIRCH

This church, which has undergone • considerable
amount of much-needed I moror,fritml. bro b•••Tr•Palted.
and no at, plo4sed to say the smell debt of £lOO due upon
the alterations on Sunday 1.4 was nearly cleared off. when
1:22 31. lid. was collected, which, with the amount
received at the opening defirloll,. £44 91. 31. Mem c total
of £73 M. 21. The church la. been re-floored and re-
paired with pitch pine, eel the work has been very
salisfactnily carried out by Kr. I. Danford and Kr J.
Baratt. It has also been supplied with • new heathy
&operate% supplied by MOON. Lankier". and Son, of
Southampton. The tot tl cost of tame improvements has
been over £1.2011 Special services and •tea have been held
since the re-opening of the church. togoth-Y with • public
meeting, over which Kr. R•m_y-Welch presided.
sapp wred by his two br.tters,artin and Jamas.
The CAristiers World says —“ mFor several genera-
tions past the family of Kemp • Welch has barn
associated with the Poole Church, and the out"' is.
collectioris of each of the brother. as. in connection with
the commodious momierbouse." which bee now been
re-pewed sad beautified The expenditure Its. been ALM
marls Use whole of which. through the gen•rwas help of
the Meson. Welch and the hearty ocroperathm of the
oongronation, has been raised. Times re-opsusiag servlees
close the arse year of the laboun of the present pastor—a
year which has hew, In erallmalo • Proglarrons anrh
biros marked by ocarideraldY increased ea
addition of over II to tbe.memberiblp oferlair=rand
an augmented revenue. The Rev. Ibis lintes is the
pada%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

SULLIVAN V. CA-L-LA-N.

Sullivan v. Callao Libel case commenoed ee.
Central Criminal Coast this (Monday) 'nor". ire
waddy baring opened for the prosecution,
van was called and disavowed all economics' 'Nib"
with the election at Devmport.

THE FEW LORD CHIEF JUSTIOS or
ENGLAND.

The Queen has been pleaeed tappint jai
Coleridge to be Lord Chief Justice of England. Th
noble and learned lord was born on December a,
1821. and was called to the Bar at the Middle Ten*
in 1847. He was &dicker-General from Ms to
and then Attorney-General until he was railed to
Beech in 1873.

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LORD BEACONSFIELD'S NEW NOVIL
It is said there is a ooncensus of opinion in lit.,.
circlets in the metropolis that Lord Beaconsfield'.
novel is a failure, so far as literary merit is comma'.
And yet (adds the correspondent) so %aluable Ilata„
I have good reason to believe that the estimate 4
£12,003, said to have been paid by Messrs. Lem,
for the copyright, Is considerably tinder the
and that the sum in question was only paid frtia
first edition. llonsidelng that his looishir,
£16,033 for " Lothair,' it is hardly likely he esti(
mall his latest work for less, if only for the reason tka
him European fame will secure a larger forsip cm.
culation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

Brian luraoriateurts. MAWR 00Y.—On Friday morningLasota about
Total Annual 200
boys, belonging to the training ship wen, under
coat cnigge, the command of Lieutenant Gray, and headed by their
r. d braes band, had a march out on the Weymeuth-road.
Alexandra Gardena, cloak room, Mc.... 250 15 7 0 On their return they halts is the square, opposite the
guying houses and making road from railway stotion, and having piled arms they besieged
Notley'a home to road under 1750 107 8 7 the various. efeeshment-moms in the neighbourhood,
Trinity Schools, Chaplainy and for ash 'it time a brisk trade was done. At the
Total cost proposed Moeda Improve-1 2000 122 15 7 sound of Litassemblythe boy. fell in again, and, has.
agents ing performed several evolu ions, they marched to
, their boat." and returned on board to dinner.
l Storrs Or W INTIR —The strong east trly gale,aconm
' misled by a fall of snow, during the whole of lest
Thursday reminded us of the speedy approach rid
winter. Only those persons left their amides whose
bu.iresa c impelled th..m to do so; it gal fearful
weather, and well might the railway watchmen who
were looking after the safe passages of the trains' aka
darkness had set in, eity that they had never been out
In such a night. It was thlt portion of the line which
runs along by the '' Ham" whi h needed con•tant
watching, the weed being washed ..n to the line in
large quantities, and theses. breaking at times as high
as the men's bead.. A large were, more unfrien.dy
than the rest, struck one of the watchman. sending
him tupsy-turvey, and boating him to the akin. We
may be sure that the t.m. dm them to g•) • if duty was
most welcome. The railway company is to b. coin.
mended for the steps taken to provide dir the safety of
the passengers. and it di such cases is, there that give
the publin all increased confidence in them.

PALK ROAM.

T dal Annual
Coat. Charge.
d.
... 1700 392 14 0
400 —lOll2O
740 —l7OlO 9
770 —17711 4
•897 207 4 1
278 6315 1
. 136 31 3 8
. . 240 65 8 9

Raiselath - terrace ...
°wk.-street ...
Welplle,treet
Beowalo a...area ...
Chel maford-street
Elt.nler-strest
William-ofeet ...
Me'comb -gavot ~,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

111DPORT.

PIIIIIII4W. r(k4ITION 01, FISHIRMAN. —Two fishermen,
tamed Bartlett and Lee, had a very narrow escape
he downing at the Harbour on Monday night about
erfit o'clock. Early in the day Bartlett and hi. two
an, with Is,e rayed to Weymouth in a small boat to
inch a ler:, lerret belonging to them there. They
reached Weymouth in safety and the I seat wan procured.
On the return tourney three of them occupied the
small beat, and the lar,:er one, containing one of the
party, was towed 'shied. MI went well until Burton
tliffs were reached, when a breeze Pprung up which
placed the crafts in danger. Strenuous efforts were
mite,' to "fetch the Inert, but the increapin„.• etugh.
nes. of the vs nuplered thi. impracticable. Finding
their chance of safety entering the Harbour very faint,
they cktentinsed to run ashore on the West Beach. It
was now about eight p.m., awl rather dark. When
the breakers were reached one of Bartlett's song sprung
front the but for the beach, and in doing so upset the
iwat with hie two comrades underneath. The man in
the larger boat was unable to render masistance. no
Hartktt entered the water, and by a prodigious effort
rightel the lout, dragging the poor fellows from beneath
It. They were weak awl exhausted, and at once
osireyel to the George Inn, where stimulants
were administered. The small beet had it. aides stove
in. awl much difficulty was experienced in getting the
larzer .ne ashore, the assistance of throe horse. and
nearly a score of men having to be employed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

SUPPOSED ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

DONA= 000IITT HOSPITAL, November 25.—John
Tim=line, about 56 years of age, was brought to the
on Wednesday morning, at IL 30, by P.C.
Manton. of the County Cooetabulary, haring been
found undeg • hedge on Mr. Homer's grounds, at
Alpaddie, about a mile from Pudsiletown, with his
throat cut. An ordinary labourer's pocket-knife was
found by hie side new a pool of blood. He I. supposed
to hare left Penekaowle about • week since in search
of work. wads( to Blaadford, thence to Puddletown,
where be was found. His wife is said to be dead, mid
be has one OCIO married, and two now living with
frieads at Pujcknowl.. He is now doing as well as
elm be —J. A. B. G. hlngots, Howe
tiergeoe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

ST MARY'S SABBATH SCHOOLS-

Dew IT. Cditol,-11 you will allow me space in your
"au* PPR. I should like, as a churchman, to draw the
attestioe it tho pahlic to a peculiar system observed with
regard to the whole" of St. Mary's Sabbath Schools. As
a Inmost ettereh-raw, I have observed that the children
do set Mood Divine wrevice more than ones • mooiti
via, the Int hooday in the month. The result
%elides his toss the inforrostion that the children are
is the habit it niscorviecting themselves in church, and
laseelere the• are detained at the schools and sermonised
km 167.0. The Tot inst being the favoured day for the
‘.4.1111, I determined to notice their behaviour, and am
.Meed te esy that no eel of children could have behoved
amannees better than they did. If they can conduct
"'mince es they should on the first Sunday in
taa mak where I. the argolxlont that they
dwelt etsteedstt theruselvee co the second I Surely
the toretital emirs of the church must he more
°Utile tri Wechsler' than the instrostims they moire
it the wheels 'he they oanzight to beat church. A peculiar
maittbst 'Mild ogee smarmed is allowed the happy
~
Mal te March (unlike the rest/ without
tirik",••• may of these see of tender year,. I don't
ata!!•-ieformed that some children have been
the Oasis object of becoming outside the
dtthCrestrictim, which cannot but he arb4trar7 in
Id tr,af the Widnes, and at the same Mile reproscla-
t"'" ion& Thinking the childees evolve ettellid•
sad Met the parents desire it. I trust arrange-
tigt—_,_.'""utortli to reads to enable the scholars to enlor
e"'••••• ohich is Vases post wee not denied them.—
li,, roars truly, Cnuncentsv.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

Wood

The exclusive Right of Sporting will pass with the
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several Holdings sod the ztight to Cut, at prop's
periods, the Underwood an the Woods eat forth in the
several schedules; the Plantations ow, are „c.o.d.
A Pia° of the several Farms, with &beau's,s
annexed, can be seen at Flush Hans.; also at the
°Hose of Wats wurair cud KURD. Sbepton Mal ,let
who will supply any informstaou that may be required
as to the Terms of Letting,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

WETMOUTU.

ACCIDENT TO MIL GALL—We are sorry to have to
reisol a geri•ois accident that befell Mr. G ile on
:4atunlay last. It appears that he was walking on
a Oink on the ow bridge, which is being roost, tinted.
when it tipped up sod threw bine i.fr with a violent
jerk. fee 'king one of his rilw. A fiend who wee
with him at the time also hada narrow escape.
Amegy Senviont.--During the seasm of Advent
special services will be held at the Holy Triuity
Church on Wednesday and Sunday evenin.rs. the
preachers being as follows: —December Ist, Rev, ILL.
Randall; 3rd Rev. l.ichard H. Dickens; 8-h, Rev, J.
T. Vaudrey (Osmingtou) ; 10th, Rev. G. 'l'. Turnbull;
15th, Rev. J. B. Palmer; 17th, Rev. F. S. Forster
(Wyk.)' 22nd, Rev. G. A. Rideout ; and 24th, Rev.
W. 8. Sbuttleworth.
Tire E4TIIAIMOIII/11r VACANCIIIL—We observe
that Mr. J. F. Brown, in the interests of
_trade and
commerce, conteete the vacant seat in the Weymouth
Ward, Mr, W. Aylesbury being the Conservative
candidate, Mr. Aylesbury apparently leering the
Melambe Ward to Mr. H. Naugle, who is able to do
so much for the good of the town. The expected
candidature of Mr. W. C. T. Hounsell has thus been
dropped. We congratulate the Council on the return
of Mr. Mingle, whom nothing but the severity of the
last contest caused a temporary defeat Mr. ?Jangle
is so able to co-operate strongly with the Council in
procuring that necessary improvements be ample, con-
venient, and not too expensive, that self-interest it..f
would desire a place shall be for him at the Council
table, where he has always been judicious for the
public interest, even if, se in the cage of the email
meshed nets, regardless of his own Popularity. That
Mr. Aylesbury should have been left by his party to
fight a battle, and on the other side of the water, gives
confidence to the Liberals, who, led by Mr. Brown, a
native, and a son of a former council' r, will certainly
give the Weymouth Ward a grand shaking. Let us
hope that the vile influence of drunkenness may be
he'd out of the contest, and that, whether the young
Weymouthian, or the en-Alderman whose boast it is
that he kir made his own fortune, shall win, neither
may have to hate themselves for having helped to
debauch the Ward, We trust, too, that souse bold
statements of policy may be made with romp d to the
proposed improvements, which are so largely to affect
the "over-water" side.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

torresponberue.

FINANCES AND IMPROVEMENTS
To the ldiler.

Sir,—The meat proposals made on Thureday in the
Town Council semmed about to pen so godly without
comment, or with very little, that every townsman who
bolds it not sufficient to drop his cremes into the ballot-
box must have felt obliged to Kr. Councillor Robins for
challenging the scheme, even although he appears to have
been ready to take the true position of a good eitsen when
in the minority, and to have allowed the schema. or
budget of schemer, to pain It is not by guy means the
first note that the Old ;lector hos premed against pleas
he considered premature, and in time pal we belie,*
meat saving has been effected in delaying the carrying
out of ideas which the town could not afford. We note
with satiefaction that in this instance Kr. holism was
satisfied with having celled attention to the consequences
of the so-called "improvement.' schemes., in • financial
direction, and then that he left the matter to the
majority and the ratepayers. We have been favoured
with • summary of the costa the proposed improvements.
of which we propme to make full use, since VIII pions
should be known to the ratepayers, and we do not believe
the Council would wish for a women'. to chice the fullest
publicity.
The first cohnnn gives the place where the proposed
Improvements are to be made, the second iii, total cost of
the work for which the sum named is to be borrowed, the
thiri the annual charge on the rate. It is prop wed to
borrow the money for different lengths of time, from fire
to 30 years.. and this will explain apparent discrepancies
In the paying-off figures. The special improvements, and
some of the general ditto, extend over 30 joie, ; the
Perk improvements will extend over flee years, and
will be &Assessed on the Owners for Met time, and
both of these arrangements are satbfactory ; the
Nth hi such • crying dimram to the lien 'bat Vie
shortest time peedhle should to sr ,nted for its improva-
weak while thot the met should lial upon the Sauces is
• matter of simple bailee, the arta si.nuuncement of
which may come upon ratep ivies whs. hove long seen the
to come from the P.irk,--like the removal of us
!nes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

THE CIVIL SERVICE.

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Excise—Mr. K E. Pearce, Bristol first diriata,
Briiito,_l to Exsuniner ,_•Mr. W. Wicks, Eremitic fee
ride, Worcester, to Tipton second division, 3.
bridge; Mr, J. H. Batten, Abergavenov third ride,
Cardiff, to Evesharn first ride, ‘VorceSier ; Mjk
Anderson, first-class assistant, Loads S., a
Abergaveney third ride, Cardiff; Hogia, Te.
bury ride, Hereford, to Tain second ride, Inverses;
Mr. 11. L. J. O'Neill, first-class assistant, }Anibal*
te Tenbury ride, Hereford ; Mr. W. J. Princep. &last
106 division Bristol, to Bristol first di, Won, Maid;
Mr. M. Cossack, Merthyr fourth ride, Cardill.
Blandford, second ride, Weymouth; Mr. R. W.
Nelson, Dereham ride, Lynn, to Merthyr fourth ride,
Cardiff ; Mr. J. Sharpe, first-class assi-tant, Brietol,tio
Dereham ride, Lynn iNir. K. J. Ryan, Swansealosrli
ride, Swansea, to Bishop Auckland division, Suede.
land; Mr. C. Burns, Wickwar ride, Olonceskr, to
SWIIIIACS fourth ride, Swansea, Mr. R. P. Campbta,
first-class assistant. Dublin, to Wickes/ ride,
Gloucester.— The Cirilian.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

X W.LNAO3.

Cit Mien La:rm.—The trustees of this charity held a
special meeting In the vestry on Monday last at noon
to receive the money value of the houses, ie., lately
sold, and to pass the bills of the solicitor and surveyor
for payment. Raving passed through the hands and
routine of the Charity Commissioners about 1.730 of the
value realised is invested in thc Three per Cents., and
will bring an annual income of some ArJl per annum.
wagcc—A large steamer of about 1,000 tons, with
general cargo, lies • wreck on the rock opiosite the
coast of Encombe, having unfortunately come thereon
during a misty evening last week between five and six
o'olock. The new lighthouse now nearly completed on
Anvil Point will probably help to prevent similar
wrecks in future. We hear the steamer and cargo
are insured for some £B,OOO or 1.9,000. No Hew were
lost, the crew having all been successfully got off by
coastguard services.
FLORIO/CZ STCUIZR.—The local committee for carry-
ing out the worthy object of presenting a testimonial
to Captain J. Robertson, of this steamer, which plied
during the past summer between Bournemouth,
Swanage, and Isle of Wight, 8.c., have just purchased
a splendid binocular gliois, worth over 15 guineas,
which they are about to send hint with an illuminated
a kireas on vellum as a substantial recognition of his
unvarying kindness and courtesy, and his skill as a
captain, manifested always to all alike during his stay
on this station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

SUICIDE OF A CATHEDRAL SINGER.

Ono of the Lay vicars at N irwich Cathedral bas com-
mitted eiiicide by banging himself in an unfrequented part
the sacred building. The body was found at the
joncti in of a spiral staircase leading from the Presbytery
triforioin to the Presbytery clerestory. The body was in
a amid] and dark niche formed by a blocked-up portion of
the triforium passage. In the recess thus formed were
found two chairs, and it it conjectured from certain
surrounding appearances that deceased, who had been
misting for some time, had chums this spot as a hiding
place, and lived in it for several days before actually com-
mitting suicide. An inquest has been opened on the body
of the deoeued, and ham been adjourned till Friday. It
was stated at the inquest that the deceased had been often
of late under the intimate- of drink, and that hie conduct
had been under the consideration of the auth iritiet of the
cathredral. It is said the cathedral will have to be re-
consecrated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-30

A HARBOUR OF REFUGE FOR BRISTOL.

A meeting was held at the Mumides. Seams*, os
Thursday night, for the purpose of reviving the ag Cation
for the construction of • harbour of refuge in the Bristol
Channel—s proposal which has lain dormant for upwards
of 20 years. The speakers enlarged upon ills edventages
which Swansea would derive if a sufficient breakwater
were constructed at the Mumbles. The root was formerly
estimated at £650,000. but it was believed £lOO,OOO would
now euillos, and the Mayor of Swansea said there would
be no difficulty in raising the money if all the shipping
frequenting the Bristol Channel were taxed at flip rate of
a half-penny per ton per annum. It was resolved to urge
the Swann& Harbour Commissioners t 3 take up the
question.

roL ecotil b.uous
A-0 ache eM giddinas,

SCOTTS BILIOUS LIVZIL PILLS con costiviouss sod
" stoma pant
1111. worm BILIOUS al LIVIIII PILL ears Iddisitios- sad
latelmay.

Tvi-soarre BILIOUS & LIVER PILLS any be takes at all
times without restraint Vern buslnitsa or pirasurs,

IDLANo COLLZOIATS SCHOOL. ILDOBASTON,
BIR-
M SOH AN. Principal—JOHN sLAci, B.A.(Loodoo),
from whom particulan way be obtained.

A GENTS WANTSD to 001 l npon Shoplowers. HOEUIST
xi WINCH= Co., Illasichater.