The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-03-22 00:00:00

imminent danger, being diem:Wed and close on the
head. It was impossible for them to have seen her
smner on account of the thickness of the drift. It
was quite evident to thrum who saw the vessel that she
would be driven ashore, and measures were at once
taken to endeavour if possible to save the crew, and a
telegram was to be sent to Peterhead to ap:.rise the
coastguard in order to get out the apparatus, but
unfortunately there was no communication by wire.
It was then resolved to send a messenger on horse-
back, but this was also found impossible owing to the
impassable state of the roads on account of the drift-
ing that had taken place throughout the morning. In
these circumstancee, Mr. Robert Stephen, boatbuilder,
promptly volunteered his services, and wont to Peter-
head on foot to warn the coastguard. Meantime the
vessel came drifting inwards. Mr. Spence, harbour-
master, Boddam, who was an eye-witness along with
several others. s ates that there were no men to he
seen on board, and the vessel was quite distinctly
observed, while others assert that three men were to
be seen. At exactly 10 o'clock, half-an-hour from the
time she was first noticed, the vessel, while being so
drifted towards the shore, struck on the south-east
corner of the rocks called the Maukies of Skerry Rock.
The bow went up on the face of the rock, the vessel
standing almost perpendicular, and she then went
down after the stern into the channel between Skerry
and the Macklos. She reinaine,l out of sight for about
five or ten minutes, after which the hull appeared
again to the leeward f the rock a complete wreck.
The hull of the vessel appeared ti be quite sound
before she struck the rock. With the exception of
about 10 feet of the foremast which was standing,
both masts were away. There were shreda
of the head sail hanging from the bowsprit.
In response to the intelligence of the danger of the
vessel at Saddam, the crutstguarel at Peterhead got out
the apparatus, and, it having been found mipossible,
owing to the wreathe of snow that blocked the reads,
for horses to be yoked in the cart, a large number of
willing hands tendered their services in dragging the
vehicle on its way to the Keene of the wreck. It was
with great sliffic ay that the cart reached as far as the
top of Invernettie brae, where other ineseengers from
Boddatn informed them of the dimmer that had
occurred, and, seeing that the apparatus could be of no
use, it was at once put back ti Peterhead. Part of the
wreckage of the vessel drifted on to Salthousehead,
into Sandford Bay, and along the eltore near the
Brickwork, and aiming other articles picked up were
the log book and a number of other papers, from which
it was discomeed that the ye...el was the Why Not, of
liridport, Dorsetehire, England. She was built in
Sweden in 18-19, and was a brig of 160 tone
register.

"Le Prophets" (Mayerbeer). Mr. S. Champ was the 1 all three returned, and, arriving at the ma, could not find
conductor, and Mr. C. Warren organist. Every piece !, defendant, so went forward to Hole Finn to see if he had
was well performed, but, as in every programme, there 0 got home. Beer knocked at the (rent door, hut there
were evidently a few favourites, to judge f rom the was no &newer, but heard someone inside the house, and
special attention with which the 1 f ear ••rmance Wae directly after the noport of • pistol or revolver. Walking
listened to, and the heart,/ applause greeting them at ' acre" the "rem', witness saw a hand come through the
the close. As • violinst Miss Champ s owed wondrous . glass of an upetur wtnilow, and another report took place.
again another report from the hand, and
powers during the execution of the trio, in G, and itenessre eueswtheflasher He hear,' Sergeant Wills say,
the clue tones of the silver flute played b Dr. witness
the first was Ili md, " Its only me Mr. Cherit ,n to
Denziloe were very pleasing. Mrs. Monteithy took see if you were safe home, don'the alarmed!' Two
the air in "I.) Rost in the Lord" in excellent stye, the lerrebi were diecharged of terwards, and then all J:r:eili
The proceeds are devoted to the purls* -it of the nehied. went away.
t Cross-examined by Mr. Tweed: Could not say if the
TIM Tewct Counoti..-On Thursday at noon a
meeting of the Council was held in the Ch ber pistol was pointed at anyone.
-
(C. Edmunds Esq.) Mayor, (J. T. Stephen Esqpre.)seenx: ant
Mr. Nantes: The first shot wase fired treed,' the room,
d the rest from the window Mettle. Witness gave
Mayor ; Aldermen Cox and Reynold,' ; BMesers. J. several knock. at the door.
Hemmen, C. Tucker, W. Knight, H. Howell, A. E. Sergeant W.lll said he recollec ed seeing defendant
Banister, T. 11. Edmunds, F. G. Holmword, and D. leave the Bel Lion with Beer about 1115 on the 25th of
E. Bidrilecembe.-'Phe question of a future site for the Janusry. Defendant was drunk, and Beer was leading
shows, &c., during the autumn d wing an alfairs WY him down the etreet. In consequence of what he heard,
he went to a fie , of defendant's with P.C. Ilaverstock and
discussed for some time, and it was ultimate') decided
that the fairs should be held outside the town, the tirer,nlgni!thswialiseiloofiidr,
adne‘fietleanati.butdeecopu (Litt find him.
Council to provide a place for the shows, &c., to stand there for he feenhour. and, not7inding. him, yarreeivedhedat
in. Upon the motion of the ex-Mayor it was decided Ito e Farm. Witeess asked Beer to knock at the front
that the matter of *electing a site be left in the hands door, and Bayer...trick t, tap at the window. There was •
of the Mayor. The market and fair tolls were then light in a room downstairs. They only knocked, and did
offered by public auction by Mr. It. Cornick, not touch handle or keyhole. P.C. Raverstock tapped at
Mr. W. Woodward being the purchaser at 4:135. the bedroom window-sill with a stick, as they vie d get
soudLnnereriniimud.waituessflub calltlheoaurtdi to
reMr.delierition.
The report of the Valuing Committee was as follows :-
Valuing Committee Report. -" Your Committee beg revolver! Then Baverstock was mho lithe PC'indoesw,ean:
to report that the consideration of the apteication of witness was standing further off. The bedroom window,
Mr. D. E. Biddlecombe, to pot a new life on two where the flash appeared, was not 11101ra than 'dna feet
clwelling-hotnes and gardens on the south side of from the ground, and the head of saiIIIVIS about three and
West-street, has been obliged to give Mr. liiildlecombe a-half yards front the w ndow. Witness cried out " What
an opportunity . f ascertaining if Henry Smith (one of .rkaii you doing!. It ie oidetthe police coins to see
.if Mr.
~,, ent n •• attleitture,..
t%%," Witness heard a female voice cry
the lives) is still alive. Your committee recommend h earn, room, My good ma.,
that the urinal at the Town Hall be reconstructed in fortleaold'Poers'ank.eYw at ere the
doil,a 1.• Witness cried out
accordance with is plan proposed by the surveyor, and ast,i-, " What are you doing I" " It's only use. Mr.
that the iron railing running from east to west be Cheriton r A shot we, the i tired through the window,
removed at an estimated coot of £l5. Mr. 'lender' The glen' of the wialew tel down, and witness called out
to the cortalile mid Beer. safing. ,1.-felnilant would 'hoot
has signed the acknowledgment to prevent the statute
running in respect of a new window he has opened .!
tilLmri.t.on".larl"af Zoc•atileiat'all'l'lan'd out "Ito
tterulathromueih Mr.
into Mr. Northover's premises.".-It was ascertained window ;m.l a ehot tire.l. Tbe es apon was point.. I at
that Mr. Smith's death was proved, and the report him, si,il the bolt whet e I by the head of wito as.
was passed-The following report Id the School Witness stopped in the court, and saw the men nut, and
Attendance Committee having been read and passed the then they all went away. After they had got into a
businese terminated.-" On the 6th May, IMO, your field they heani It vie,'. and. thinking it was Ilefatalallt
committee in a report receinmended that 5 (6) if the alt,r them, thee made off. Witness saw defendant agaitt
lot of tn'etl,..cua.yj awnanche toccoitl se.l;eelit nulls
r
Byelaws of the School Attendance Committee •if hi r•umitchl;
borough should be expunged, and which report was Cheritou." Irefendise7,..i,i "I ."...,,,,.',:: I must thank you.
adopted by the Council. On communicating with the for that scandal in the paper about mor Witness told
Education I)epartment on the subject, they objected him he had not dune so, and he bail not to thank liim
to this *action being struck out, but intimated that in that h- WA, then living. Defendant answered that he
their opinion the insertion 01 a lower standard in the d d not know it was him there, but 4 ought it was
'lye-laws would meet the CANC. The Elementary someone getti g into the house. Witness tld him h
Education Act of 1880(43 and 44 Ylc.. cap. 23), has tied not come to report • burg ary. Witness also told him
since mime into operation, making further provision tout
ibie cablele:liiriunto:bireertties who he was, but defendant
respecting the attendance of children at school under third suhlot was tired °A
intii,
him itoweshe told pin hat the
e en• am told
the Education Act, and it is hoped, this Act will remove him he had fired four. He al waysiept tell'im first two 'dank'
the difficulty felt by your mur cominittee as to factory end these he let off in the corner of the room. Witness
and non-factory children. Your committee therefore then we , it niust have been the fourth one that pawed
recommend that section 5(6) should remain unaltered him. Defendant tad him they (excepting the blaek.)
with the exception of inserting standard t,ne in lieu of had something hot in • hem. He said it was a ball.
standard three. Your committee have appointed Mr. Witness told hun that it was when the hood came
s,through the window that it came near him. Defendent
Henry Ewen@ as School Attendance Officer, in the room .owed witness his hand where he had cut it.. The
of the Late Mr. Dicker, deceased. Sergeant reported the natter to the saperintendent (Mr.
THE SHORT, OUT VIOLKNTSTORIII.-The report of the Macllafe) min the following day.
West-street, I inpr.ivement Committee produced by its BY Mr. •rweed :"1 r'i,l not see:auyone come out of the
chairman (Mr. T. 11. Edmunds), having caused such cellar door. I did not previously Mar a female voice say
a breeze we give it in full. - -Your Committee hooped to who's there!" before the voice said "For God's sake
have been able to report to this meeting the what are you doing r.
I' . C. Baveratock. proceede I to corroborate the first pert
completion of the week, hut in consequence of the late the sergeants evelen,m. Ile was at the house with the
inclement weather the Ham Hill quarries were 'tmed, sergeant, sod beer,' no voice in answer to the knockings
but your Committee hi,pe to receive the remainder of He knocked at the belroom window and 6.w a faith. He
the coping shortly. and that the whole week will be besot the voice of a woman my "My dear man, for God's
completed in a few weeks. There will very probably sake what are you doing I" The aereeant was then *tan&
be an intermediate meeting of the Board when a state- ing about three and s-half paces front the window.
ment if account with details of the wiirk will be Edward Locke, publieher of the Gym Regis Mirror,
presented. The immunity of the new need from injure pr'reda,_ Ili t the paragraph referred to above had been
slaving the late high flood clearly demonstrated the Elev.inn 7 .
nanjiNutaer.e4iruoicce of
wan unimportant nature
tamed up erietly before
value and efficiency of the work. In aMition to the eallin: evidence for the defence.
Increased comfort of the inhabitants residing near, and Mr. Tw.ed said he had nev.r been connected with scale
ed those peeing to and fro during flood time, there where the charge was so ,serious, but it was totally un-
will be a great paving in the expense of maintaining the ste•ported by evidence. He argued that Mr. Cheriton
road at this spot, as the metalling will not be wadi d away heard wisperings going on outside the house, and frequent
as formerly.-The ex•Blayor said they (the Board) had
enter
rinwhich made him believe burglars were about to
nothing to do with the financial part ~f thin matter, te h. house, and this was what pr summed him to act
• as he did. To be putty, the Act said one mast "aim
and e argued that defendant
and Mr. Knight also, agreed ti' this.-Mr. T. H. ,11 a I: : ly
Wi. 1111)• Mks Ilial•C•ottla ,': a h
Fglmunds said he thought differently i.e they was not to blame, and should not have been placed in the
In2l:,rioveinent Couunittee) were a committee of the position he then was. Ile was of opinion that there was
.-Mr. Stephens then asked that the minute m,f no case at all, for there was not a shadow of a wilful
appointing the committee be produced and read.-The in cot.
Mayor then road a minute produced by the clerk which The defendant was then formally charged. and Mr.
stated that a committee be appointed to see the scheme Tweed pleaded "not suit y."
Meta h. Bodley wad the first witness for the defenoe. She
carried out, and to collect funds to defray expenses- swore that on the night of the 25th of J"
It was at once prote-ted by Mr. Stephens that this staving at Mr. Chenton's with her sister,whieenrYshMelie wnel
minute showed the Board had nothing, financial''', a nm,ise outside; she sp ke to her sister, who thought it was
to do with the matter ; there had been mention of a dog. The sister went to the room of the boy, Jewell, and
doing the work by contract, but they were told that came back again. They then heard wisieriug outside the
having nothing to di with the finance.
T. . they had not house, and the sister of nam mes celed from the head of
the pn•vin e to invite tendens.-Mr. T H. Felmun•le
the stair., " Wh.•'s there?' and not getting an answer, she
warmly retorted that nothing of that ms et was said, but said loudly_ "I am afraid someone is hr eking into the
house." Witn looked out from the i maal .1 w hel.
Mr. W. Knight reniinded him that at a public meeting s st, coming upstairs, went to defendant's dors eend u
of ratepayer. it was resolved that the cost should not soon an she cot there witness hear I two shots in succession.
come out of the rates, but be defrayed by private Witneow went bac to he, room mil heard agate close, and
contributions.-The Mayer thought that that decision the., came out of her room audesaid, "Don't be alarmed,
was-it should he done if pogeible. -The ex- \Jayne, Mr. Cheriton, they are all gone.
" tVhat do yeti imagine that we are wen..., to pledge Louisa Polley, le, eekeeper for Mr. Cheriton, said she
this Board for hundrmle if potinil.." or. W. Knight, h.:ye:rad
la
(ivies i,ilfi.,:cilen:ol.e.,
.9o,ortaide,.abend
.arose, shouting out
"why thoimands."-Mx. Steiihene continuing, call the Co
.ritoceil cdneaco. mit.ll 'a Tu,ll, sit,Zlnwiteinnt ttet4.ll
oetninittee were appointed to collect the folida.-Mr. wet eerner • f the rime, and ...aid he weuld go to .he
7, ff. Edmunds held that the committee were wind,,w and see-anil then he tripped an I fell, and the re.
appatated to carry out 0141 work.-" And to procure volver went "ff. Ile caught his Lot in the carpet. The
the moose)',' ',eh' Mr. Knight.-Mr. TH. Ed Is blind was down.
then protexted nothing was mentioned about money. Vi liana Jewell. a labouring lad who slept at the hone°,
When the matter was linnight before the meeting lie heard maeone v neck at his door. It ISMS Mies Itediev
called him and he went 'lowa and opened the cellar deer,
sets Mae", and then raid he c•ould see a ;compact oof Im•ke•I out', and spoke, but there was re, r. it). t
grating two thirds of the money for the piirwse. - through the 'curt te thy et ild , aiiil returned t; the Wene
lieit.se'
Mr Howell; This matter .11iould be ilisciumed when the but gaw no i•ne. Ile bra it Nth. Ilmney say, "Done. be
final report was presented, bit the ex- .tlayor striingly fr ehtmed, Mr. Cheritni, .t. only Beer cones with ihe
held out that they (the 11,, 5.111 had titbit': to, do with horse."
it, and Mr. Knight rejoined "we dont want • relent Geesie Cheriton, danehter of the defendant said she
with reference t•i it.- -The Mayor then reee, imying the ha it 'die' !Wales' aa. " Whe's there ! Hoistbe frightened.
Board had Met to belle whether this •tte, " _ Whoev rit is they a e all gene. After the nhots were
„, ti el s e went to 3liss Dudley's m m ore and remained there'
recoguised as aie inmate. if the Bonet, because II /141 She heard three shot, tired altogether.
they hail a right te prewut a report. Questien id Mr. N1111,...1 rail. al 1 V ices of the pdieemee were
payment for work d,•ne was • different thing genteiently 41111 to have leen heard by these le•li a in
altogether, and i it has been decided that the It. the house, end that because defendant was Muse eta" at
Ca t pay for it out of the rates, they could not d•• go, the tme there wan no •-xcteie fie him, and he might think
except by a distinct resolution him, If fortunate he will not arraigned for ma her.
, agree to do this,
The Iteneh ileended ti send t'e caw for trial at the
(Atiplaitee and hoar, hear. )-Mr. T. 11. EtIIIIIIIIIIA. in
next Assue. s, and on the applies' time( Mr Tweed, granted
A$ excited manner, said there were certain pertly' who
whited t., serve the purposes of their friends, but being Mr. Cherit n was bound over in his own recognmance
sopae to do 8,,, threw everything in the w .e. -Ins a £2llO with tan roret4es of 4:100 rade Mr. Terrael end
Worship then asked if they should recognise the Mr. .1. Groves. of Lyme Regis, liecaine sereties. The i eiurt
report, sad if am would wane one move it.-Mr, mu w .1 natal during the hearing of the CASS, Wllifh
Knight said that if the Board did that they would oceepied over feu hour.. .
admit their lability.-The ex-Mayor, Mr. Stephens, . Defendant gtatessizes at Da•rchester.l• cominott el for tral at the next
then ttttt ve.i the adoption of the report., and at the A
as:ne time that this /twirl rep Alai& any responsi. -
wily as to the finances of the W...t..treiit Improve- REANIMATION OF TIIE WEST STREET
meet Cononitte...--Nlr. I'. /1. Ed ds at once I hIFIt‘ WEIIENT.
sir tested that if this was dons he would wipe his
hands of the whole affair.-Mr. Howe I thought the A HOT RIOREPTIoN.
report might remain on the table.-Mr. Knight ; "And
Th...e. Quarterly Meeting of the local Itoani was held
reed it six worths hence." -Mr. Bannister could nea,
riday night, amid the ineceedings, sulsequent to
me that they waisted a resoluti on the sr.atter at bon
the presentation of the report from the West Street
aIL -Alderman IfertesUle said there cluld not be any
Improvement Oemmittee were ..animated in the
harm in waitine shuttle longer for a repot, coneideri. g
extreme, indeed it was the mist las eh, and enjoyable
they already 6d had to wait es Jena:. Let them
withhold it till all the work is done, oul then he gatheinf
P'
held within the hallowed chamber for teeny
f
"he re ,rt of that committee, the firet
thought as the Board was ant empowered to grant years..
nted, appeared from the tone of the meeting to
theme money for the week, the cointilittee would then
be able to tell the Board thev hat prectired the
Lye been an unwelcome stranger whose inno•vation
necessary funds for the work, end he felt quite sure the majority of the board would not tolerate. The
w" emem.iewhat " interestini• discuotion upon the matter
this, Board would give that committee the credit they
ill ee seen near the ei7ol of the nubjeined report.-
deserved. (Laughter and applause. ) - Mr, Banister
There were present C. Edniunole, Esq., Mayor
called upon another of the Improvement committee
(• ',airman), .1. T. Stephens. Esq., (ex.alayor)
(Mr. Bidmileambel, as he wished to hear his remarks.
Alderman W. Swain, A. Reynoble, and J. I'. Sutton,
(Hear, hear.)--Mr. Tucker aeked if Mr. Iliddlecorehe
Councillors, hissers. H. Howell. F. G. Holmwood, W.
wee a party to the report. (Lou,! laughter.)-There
Kn_itidlecombe and T. H. Edmund,. gi ht, A. E. Banister, G. A. Sa11111•011. C. Tucker, la
wets loud and frequent mile for • air. Riddle.
toroth, who at hat new, loot had 1-6 little to sale 1 sod I
-.- E. B:ical Officer, and
F. G. GundrY,
l
all he eaeld say was that his advice had not seen taken, Esq. (Town Clerk), Dr. Evans
Mr. F. Cooper eurveyor and architectMe for the Borough.
he WY set arilde--ovemiled -and knew nothing of the
The minutes of the last meeting having been confirmed,
matter. (Renewed laughter.)-Mr. r H. Embutinde
warmly rejoined that this threw the onus upon him,
Mr. hyena of Ford Abbey, near Chant was thanked for
. .
-ni cheque for Li for the trees planted in t% eet-gtreet.
lor Mr. Biddleeemhe bad had as notch 4, do with it
Mr. (.. M. Evans then presented the medical report,
wa he had.--Mr. Banister said if that was the case which stated that in the preceding year the number of
Mr. Biddlecombe was equally liable with him.
births were (during 1480) 231, giving a birth-rate of
&laseghter.)-Mr. T. H. Edmunds was then 'eating a
215 leer thinuand : (teethe, during 1880, 139, giving a
eeuesuon to Mr. Cooper, the surveyor, when the eii,ce.
death-rate I,er 1,000 of 17"2, or deducting 18 deaths
Mayor roe. to • point of iirder, Raying a member of t
occ,..._urring in. the
.Union and Hospital of 14"9. Mr.
Board bad made a statement, and he did not think
r.sans count nom no record of .., low a mortality,
It right an officer 14 the Board shotild be called upon to
. c s. e dosing any lore •eiling year, and though tide date if
contradict it, .- Mr. T. H. Edmunds 'totems,
e thing* ma to a great extent accounted for ley the ',mall
addressed the ea•Sfaver, hut the latter i,,enctleirnan
amount of innero which boas preveileil here, "el well as
waived him, saying lie was addressing the elsewhere thnnighout the country, still he ventured to
Mr. 2'. H. Edmunds then eaid he would take other
think that the absence of any ephletnic or prevailing
wished to as.
pueasip of proving what he sickness which dependit on unhealthy conditione is a
surveyor.--The ruling of the 31 ayor was Gat it woos
satisfactory einenustance, IUI regards the ganitary
not in ordw for the eurvoyor to answer questionsr ththtua
onndition of the borough. He could but express fits
ptit to hint, and he himeelf felt in a fog eve e. hope that the completion o•f the connectiims with the
tnatter.-Mr. Tucker thought they hue! bett7 J.ton
sygtem of sewage, and supply of water to premises at
ji,urn the oliectigsdec,-The 'Aflame asked if a re,. lair
present without it, will soon place tie in the beat
wag before the ineetine -Mr. 'l'. H. Edniunds (hot y) possible conditiion, as regards theme features of sanitary
" If you repeal ate the Improvement Cominittee.
him
Improvement". There have occurred two deaths from
wipe my hand.% of it."-The ex,ljayor rennet od m scarlet fever during the past year ; each was iselated.
that he ha I already rendered hinhelf liable, and Some cases have occured in premises in West
would move that the repot be received and a4"l4ed' Allington, but the premises have since leen inspected.
t 7Loted no financial liability is incurred by st end their condition improved under the supervision of
-Mr. Knight secondeaL-Altlerman Sutti I
, Om borough surveyer.-It was retnerked by Mr. Hi,well
weemi as m eaamient• and Alderman Bw." that they were going to mai the Board to gunmen mime
seconded, that the report be held in abeyance for the
defaulters for ni,t connecting their ilralns with the main
present. - Mr. T. If. Edmunds said he would with- sower, AM if this be taken in hand others weuld see the
draw his report, and the resolutions above were ale,.
Board means to enforce the c.onnectiens. Mr. C.
withdrawn.-He said the Hoard ghould take the
Tucker referring to the death-rate in the repot fetid
whole thing, be would have nothing more to do with
they neon not despair of arriving at a permanent
it.. -Mr. Knight said someone o wuld pa
have P. y for •
the work. -The Mayor said he hoped they would not todewatnh-wrauten of
.4
ill! the sa"Mitita' for at the preeent time the
ry state it should li,'. 'l'hero
put him (the speaker) in a false protion, he eiesld pot
wore a number of show to be cleared out, awl drains
undertake to look after the mirk unless distinct
connected with the common sewer. Mr. Banister
authority Was given him to do ell by this Mani. If
thought they should not be too hopeful hefere
the committee gave up the work, he could not have
experiencing more averages.-Mr. Tucker said that
anything to do with it-Mr. Knight suggested the ,
aithough the rates fir sanitary purposes had been 1 Tnaoar Diarrerton.-3..renessand drynese,tickling
only course would be to receive contracts for liniehing
heavy the last few years there was a pr•opect of Led , and irritation, inducing eough and affecting the vice.
H.-The ex-Mayor said the roads had been paid for
results-they had already received benefits. Mr. For three symptaine use Eppa's Glycerine Jujube..
east of the rate. already to nearly £3OO. Mr. Knight
Stephens (ex-alay,r), suggested that the Medical
i Glycerine, in th em agreeable confections, being in
-'' Yee, 1:120."-Mr. flowell thouifht that this was (miner's report be brought under the notice of the ; proximity to the Rime's at the monieut they are
money =• • lent. -Mr. T. 11. hdinunds (emphati- Ed e
Editor, the atereley Hering, who seine years ago . excited by the act of suceing. beeimes actively heal-
crally) he would have no 'mire to de with it.-
published on " Bridisot the National Ulcer," and f intr. Sold only in boxes, 71.1. and le lid., labelled
Mr. Knight said the Board had better invite tenders
now ho might write another on " Bridpert, the . "James Epps a C..,
Honor •pathic t;hemists,
•rl "But three " (Hear, he"). An I London." A letter received: "Gentlemen,-It may,
to eomplete the work.-Mr. Banister MU
_healthiest town in England. . .. ,
Mr T. H.
niches must be tilled ep."(hourl laughter). • estimate WIN then prePared for the money re-limners tor , perhaps, interest you to know that, after an extended
be would wipe his hands of
the fur which a general distri t rate wast,o he , trial, I have found your Glycerine Jujubes of con.
Rchnende sintie d - unhand' e purvey' r .
E 1409 would have to allocable benefit (witb .. with•
the %Mpg' be eeneiet:l he 4*4 been
Inne!Talce th made. The clerk estimated that ,
~,, . r at melicel treatment)
iy treated ; and once more *lad lasi y ' .
. ebe providcd for the current six months A .I in almost all forma ef throat mliwase. They soften and
o woke to 4],1 With
1.. h; 1., in DI, a; Waa accordingly made.-The quarterly clear the voice. le no ems can they do any hem.-
it."-Mr.thing yonreelvee. for I will have n d ,
no we 0 not take I ger . • •ttees of the Ileard were ; Yours faithfully, Gordon Helenas
, 1.611.C.P.E
'ruches ; Oh. 1"•'• • . a ..,.. reports el tiesl erious commi
liabilities. Rpm rise cotter 'ended, and trace "'" then presented, discussed, and passed. ! Senior Physician to the Municipal Throat and Ear
1
Infirmary,
again restored. - I
Frra.-I;rlLiteer OR FALLING SIORNIHR.--SOISATIONS
THE LOST YESSE-DETAILS OF THE
mirivaa, FAirrs.-A certain method of cure has
SERIOUS CHARGE OF SHOOTING AT I
WRECK OP TIIIC !' WHY NO r." been slimes-mod for those (lista-egging complainbe by a
SERGEANT WILLS BY A FARMER. 1 . Phy.drian who in demirous that all sufferers may
hi nude end correct detaile el the unfortunate benefit f this previilential discovery. It will cure
---'-'4"----_
Os Monday, • respeetsbl farmer, of Lyme, Matthew occurrence, whicib has thrown if.) many families into the most homely. ca.ee after all ether means have been
e
be hl d • has been kind] f owartled us for Full particulars •I I b
Can charged on remind. lefore t tron ean misery, n y , tried. wii me sent y poet, free Id
Count? Magistrates. se
.14 M. I'. Montagne, Eel, (chairman), publication. As revered of the crew have nut Yet beim °barge. Address. --Ma. WILLIAIIS, 10, Oxford Terrace,
`-wa-10.." '
, dentilied, the friends of the poor fellows drowned, Hyde Park. Isandon.
---,I- Ike."' & hareing a revolver at Srmeant Wil.., living at Burton Braddock and Ilritiport, may I" i ire lites IIADL-rhe downward movement of prima
an ittid_.,ie °wet
.Y weite is with inle .t to do him enemies
til dt i identify then, by the description ot thc i a the English crude iron uhrket has bee's fertunabdy
station.. at ...yew g ,
1 ht on for hearing st en& e . i C aye:del. and th.•outh it null le premature to 1.11 Low far
The case Mill ,note had ashore -The Mayor I •
limd,c_,.„„ilis.sahar,". .ly bat was adjourned on the applies. bodies 'duce washed .
on the sited emir ive.••.nt ex aflame,' will Drove tennis...,
"----- - reemul. was not prepared with toucan!, Edmunds. Erred hes made an appeal to the publicl
there IVO signs of a change condm full of or musses..
gem of defeir'ant, who.w.
c,„
tal
1..
..s
pre..,
daring
bow,
of
the
bereaved families, and the Mayer, or :s r.
mebt
ey,a
~, the
i., m.o. Th",...t
level
if
pri,
Certain Amyatt, Chief OP . . n
at the dmeh. antelt Y . Geed, .if the 1-Nmreetehire Bank, Ilrfileert, will l'a wa, reached last week, ant the consequence of the tell
the hearing, and, taking his seat
ted on the cote. pleased to acknowledge any stibecriptieas sent to this weak will to to inspire room u mlidoore, a feeling
Mach inaarce-- - • defended. and Mr. Nantes, of . e ie, h eppears to Move made its-lb tell already in ease.ei
Mr. Tweed, of Hontton, Mem.
mao„e., A though stocks of pis iron at Glasgow and
eta& THU WHOM.
Beldtert, Pr °arc inb,, o er, a driver of the Dorsi - ,4 i •
• h I • oie, took elsewhere are extraordinary heavy.-larger than seer
The first witewit I'm, i .... ..,,, 1 1114 .1 tile airreferest thi • ins al momina. a inelanc 0 y °coon .. , le entirely lost sight m f that e n
Who Ir.", ••- ---" field adic lin the wreck of a Vl,llll 1111 VI.. NE31,1"" "f Is 1 1•••-lt. mu" hot., -._ .. ' - '-•
Hotel, Istleies II o'a ock at malt. t• aI • ' pt•on is amain- with .., voduction a crone hr a
the Royal Hate% 'P.m' ' h eel te Woe 1:41111. Skerry Rock and the loes of the whole crew, seven id L
sTem manufactured hr 111 market id 1 centime,' gun; hut
from ewter troloo the o . .
about a issue and a'it
,:.og ois„, 11, *us intoxicated, sea n her. The sea was running very high and the wind the item! tr. vie is die 'latish n new.' viial He Stiptell.l-
- leo. "ewtto.hint eeverel tome. eke • lie fell. WWI atronger than en any of the preceding days. log 0pa1...! IIIIP• IA Pi the weather has Min). owsken, are in
SM,.._.r"_,,w•-• eta.L.- nw nth .',. mga•hol tee tell. dee er..l he Blinding showers of drift prev.died, awl this prevented full swing assns. and ensine.worke, lailersmaki re, sad
"'""'" farther-'."-
th" t i •lot end lal d"wa W'l%`" objects being seen at any great distance. About half. make,s oh its,' iron and steel ere beginning teasel the
ri, li g" DUI° - n-I
Vr,en.....ant l'aetk fuea'a.taaci' rase
.3 ni o'clock that col the inhabitants of effects of that briskima Orden' for railway reojeg.ateek
fill nit
P.O
- t "."
I:Ver 'lrrimanl'net -..---- Wills end
P.C.
Boddarrobserred for the first time theta vessel was in are also becoraion more ahundent•-lrers.
Arrivisg
ai
a'.
w ol Ma circumstance. nay
. Boyeretoek. Lakonia Uwe

Stewards: E Jr! of Cork, Lord Wolverton, Sir R. G.
Glyn, Bat., Hon. W. R. B. P..r.ruan, I.P. M. J. Btosett-
EN.' M.P., Major Paget, M.P.. Mejor Vvuehan Lee, M.P.,
and General Wardlaw. These p velar talcs were cow,
inenced on To. sday, und,r movt auvpieious rtreutnstanrer.
The weather was delightfully floe, there was • very are.
attendance, and the sport (hr welp.ut wee excellent. The
following at- :he results of the racer
CUP STIMPLECHAsi, velue £2l. For horses
reguierlv hunted dur.hg t e pa.t ....me with the
L .avington and Taunton 11..merv. Neon two miler.
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M 7. Vico— I'. R tttlesnake. sig. 4. 12 t
Mr. F. J. Kul.4t,t'd Atlantic. 6 ) ro, 124
. . _

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Mr. Let htrezi; Riceethvart;tijr :12.1 . .... , ......
Settinz-2 to 1 aget Sweetheart an! 3 to lag— ot.A..tlon tic.
Won by five I..natha. Eight ran.
MATCH for £lOO, between poillek neither to excee4 14
hands ;to carry fiat 7ib. nick. Two milee on th•l
Mr. .1. 81 tko's Little Chaining.% 10. t ......... 1
M. U. Willims • thm, Cock, 9.. 71h... ...... _Vivo) 2
Belting-6 to 4on Little Challenge. Won by six
_ . _

MAIDEN HURDLER WS Of 30 born li'Pr registered hunters.
A. .r.t two wire, near eight hurdles.
Lun;Wolvartoti E a SPOI2, 4 sr.. list Leiheren) 1
Mr. Miming et's Saverthread, 5r.. ii t 101h...40aner)
Mr. J. C •rry'a Price '. ictor, Pyre, U.s 10.h......(Duka) 3
itting-3 to 1.85 Eliton and 4 t... 1 Nat ndrerthreed.
This a.. • capital race. The favourite wrested the Inad
train he elcd., and won by kJ( a Itarth. Six lenfitha
I,rae. Soverthrrad nnd Prince Vlettr. N..ze ran.

THE iILSELEURY HANDICAP HERDLERACL,.f 5 gore snob for
:darters. +all no ad 1,4 ;tlfl, bor.° ED Gaya his
_ gaits: Abut to wise. o%e- e• g'.hurdkr.
_

Lo:d Wolverton', Fluster, 5 ) rr, 124 41h
(Mr. I,,theren) 1
Mr. A. Yates', OAS* 6 yr!, 12, ....... .(Benalerl 2
Mr. H. W. Dunn's P,o,rotvot, 5 Yr.. 11-: INN (Howdah) 3
Betting-3 to 2 apt Protection and 3to 1 giant Fleeter
and Oat.. Yinet.r C MIS is an etwy wiener by eight
I!:nc.tt He•-n van. _ _

THE TALLY HO STIMPLISCHASZ Of 6 NAM each, with 30
am. adder. For rovatorati hunters. About two mil,.
and a hall. No proie.rion.is Allowed .0
Mr. ll.larradria Rubor: Emmet, 6yr.. 12.1 111.h_

. -
(Owner) 1
Mr. .1. A Rnah's A4ollua. mei. 12.1 slh (It .I.7ik)
Mr. Alum'. Placid, sent!, 124 10 I. . (Onglo) 3
B4iins—Erno It ...sit Ewen to 5 toi ,olat
sini sto 1 net Woo ly Iti, en I. u.oha. Placid finished
tns ouine„ami came in thml ; thy. o b.im toured. Sim too.
TFIX ILIWISTER PLOTS nt 40 a .vr. Oat roe.), for bunters.
Wnight4 to (404. Ahout t 0,.. wiles sod •
quarter nu 4w gm
Mr. A. Ynt .as King Aftlaur, 6)r'. 124 711.......(0 atter) 1
I. Wo vert. no Mt.. .n. 1 yr,. 11, 711. IL 41.4..0 2
tJ ntun 11..•olr• St niruhr. 5 yo, 114 111 n ...(Wnn.l) 3
Lt ttink-5 to lon Kn Ar, on.i 6to 4 .1•4
won hy to,, 1.433:.1.•. V 3. ro.n.

TNK CII !MOCK STKKPLICIIASF: fs* .**. each fur swum
50 a 1.1 .1. A ...pitt wo &MIMI half.

L trti Wol7,trtott'• L •ttery. ihere.l) 1
B L .vat, 4 10. t . ....... 2
Bettmg-4 t., Loam in•tety. L to. threw hr rider at
wtt., jisuimp, atut L ,t•ert• rat, his ef.Urlc 111000.

.. - .. ~ ..... . - ... ..
Tux LOCAL Dentin FIAT ItAra of M eov.. For retie-
-4.r. d b•if -hied 1.11.1.,F• .111 Y wh'e,i have 11.,,e0 fairly
hoettit vr.th fi nhoon•ln or eta.iheun le in Somerset or
D.or du 1... lb.. I.r-sent ,er.. n + hoot two miles on
Ilie It it.
.11.o..trisA hi be sold 1. r LBO. allow-il 71h.
. .. -...— ... . _

Mr Ha I, .is W.r ha.... 12. t 1
3lr. E. G. le.rquh..rtou'.. E.p.4iti .14—by Rodout.
__IS lAA 12, 7 h.......... ....... ...... ...... ..... _..(9.fter) 2
_ .

Mr. Gandrya C Y.us'o L. 6 )r.. 121, 7 b (Grove) 3
B.a.ms. —6 '.l• 34 t Lay aad 2 ta 1 apt
Coek.l-4. W..n. by tyro I. na,h.. S. rat.
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2; Maggot. 3.

SECOND DAY —WsonsoAr.

Soccifirset Open Handi•lip Stesplech•se of el 11.)•11.. added
to • seerp•t dies -I Ts eech for idart*.r• TirJ ••cond
hem to ...re MA stake. Ale.cr. theca mace _
. . _

Mr. A. TA ..'s 0 on. 6 yr... 114 . .. (See.der) 1
Mr. Wsikies's Master Sterrett, sued. 10. t. 10114
(11.o•4en) 2
The Dorastrhire Hutt Hurdle Ram et 3 50... rub (tor
st.rterA), • ith 30 eon. added. Fr reedit red Mutters.
Tee .rn• 4 ...woe VD sere his state. About too ogles
sod a-'l.lf "ire, tee Iburdle..
_ _ . _

Mr A. Kiiir Arthur. Byre.. 1241 (Childs) I
Ur. lisotes Cantaloup. aged. 11. t. 111dx (Onner) 2
Mr. J. A. Winter's mirseloreat. ass& list. Wei (Mr.
Friend) 3
The Yeovil Hurdle ll.ct 11.o.licap of 40 soy added to
• arrecastake ct i or,. each for start. r.. The svc-iud
/ore to save Itui stake. Afoul two miles and a-half.
over I..ri hurdle,.
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M. IC %V D 'no% Protection, 5. r. .11 0. 9 hal Rowdeo) 1
Mr. J. %V. L_th-rsa's Lnunc,t,o, 5 yrs., 11...
(Owner) 2
Tim Shorb.wwu Selling Steeplecbuse of 30 soya About twu

miles.
Lord Wolverton's Fhut.r. 12 t (Mr. Letherea) 1
Mr. S. Clifford's F 1 wile, Syr..., 11 t law (Owner) 2
Mr. 11 D. Ilroekkhor.is L mit, Iyr.., lOst (Sensier) 3
The Itridport Stakes (lst race) of 5 sore. men. 3 fr. (to
Nods). with 30 GOVN ad.led. Fa registered hunters.
_ Ahoot t fro miles en the flat.
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............ . ........ 1
Mr. A. Shrituptoo's Strike, ailed . 2
Me. Z Bray ley's Mo niegton colt, 5 yrs. 0
The Wiltshire. Sleeplecbme 0f..40 toe!: For registered

Au,. tom About Qt.,* mile..

Mr. Delagardi Itoliert Emmet.. 6 yrs. ............ ........ 1
Mr. J. W. I..theren's Vic .roy (COL 4 yrs. . ..... ..... . 2
Mr. Allen's Meld (C7O), sgrd . 0
The ltlarkap.or VAle Snenleehwe (in plate or spec:W(
50 airs. (45 aura, to first and 5 mom to second. Fr
registered huntrrs fairly riddro during the preunt
*ewe with any (oxbow' r M4000114* to Snnevet
Or Dorset. Alio 0 three miles.
Lord Wolin rt 111.1. Emperor, ..... .....
Helyar's &las, aged .. ... 2
Mr. F.:gates Cantaloup, aged........ ....... ........
...... 3
lie Piny !bet. Eitee.of 15 sore About too mitre.

Mr. B.ephrn.'s
Mr. filskeis Lath, Clallvw

7.:z6...r)
2

that