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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

LG., NOT W.Cs.

HRAPT; DRY CLOSET SYSTEM.
WHO IS HEAP? Way, ti • greet Dry ?Mahar,
Engineer, S le Istrentor and Manutaeturer of the
PATENT EARTH. CHARCOAL sad ASHES
CLOsETS, also COMMOULY for BEDROOMS, ha.
He bu been uwarded SIX SPECIAL SILVER
MEDALS at the principal Agriculture' shoes of 1870
and 1871 for the superiority of his Dry Meets.
If you treat a good, strops nod effsotive sops*
rata. for gluing In imitate Gime re, Mr. USAF
I urtinhes them at rha. &I. to :ins. each oosuplete, and
the PORTABLE COMMODES from 1.1 sewer ds. which
are such an essalleut substitute for water-elosets that
°scapulas of houses unprovided with this eases mai
ornalort ought at oese to ripply at the
MANUFACTORY, 1, CITE ROAD, MANCHESTER.
N.B.—lipesinteesOS ise at Marrs. Llainaanell
pod Nom% 13,01191rdirtet. Hada

EVANS'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

BOUSS OF COMMONS.

MOXDAT.—The House was OCCUplid tor KIM holm with the
further cnnoidereSion la commillee of tee Rating Bill, • few
deuce, of which were pmeed.
TVIIIPAT.—Tbm earl • morning miltinl. at which the Rating
Mil was again proceeded with, but very little Frogmen waa
mule. At the evening sitting. Goldney celled attentise
to the Inexpediency of employing the polio.. Inspectors of
creighte end inemunne, and moved • rembition on taw sub-
ject. but, oiler • brad diem/masa it was withdrawn. •
moUon deprecatory of the exiacing made of presentation of
ministers so church.. In &Weed wee made by Sir R.
Anelruther, and • long debate took Owe thereon, the result
being tbat the resolution was withdrawn.
WIUMISOAT.—Th• eitting waa chanty occupied with Yr.
Fawcett% bill for tranalerrine to oceetitusecase the nesemery
expenses of an election to Parliament. The bill was relocated
by 206 to el votez
Tircucar.—Tbe Rating Liability and Vain* Rill we. In
"aUnit44.• 660 some Progrem was leads. An amendemet to
sump: from raUng wdentlik or Mang holt otiose Wm
negatived by 261 szeinet 10Z. The goalies of the approval
of the Zanzibar omil contract wee also again keeegitt
discumed, and the whole matter referred to • select am-
mine.

—.—
PLIOAT.—The Hume went Man ..X.USIUOI 011 the
Rating (Liability and Value) ail, and resumed the oonsidera-
tion of Mr. Cawlity's amendmat to Mate 18. eximptied from
Mobility 'machinery other than that by which "satire power
I. l's!irrimd oessto " pointed out that the clam only geode per-
petual exemptdoa of stock.lotrods, which wee now renewed
time year to year. He did lot deny thtt the question raised
by the emendmeat wee worthy of ociaal.lostion ; bat lime.
cmplicated, and Involved (.410 b.po.toet • &awe in the tow
lob. taken up in the form of.. amendment rim dame of the
lomat BM.

After a protsucted discussion,
Mr. Guadiana made an appeal to the committee, observing
that the recent agitation with rampart to local taxaUen rad
from the movement of the ownen of real and immovable pre-
Cf.urmlour, rip.,prber"y ,twATO tt!Se
liability to local taxatlgt, se indispssimblito a sound war to
future legilaUcei. In se other cam had the U attempted to
War leo legal dednition. which were quite foreign to it.
The committee divided—For the smendinest, 77; against,
2117. The amendment was negatlred.
Mr. COSA/Jai moved the eatimion of the clause, urging that
It ought to be posepened until the Government redeemed ite
pledge of dealing with the whole question &local Maatlosis
Mr. STallarela badly opposed the ammidmesit.
The Cadmium divided—For the clause, 128 ; egablet, 77
The clause, as amended, was agreed to, sod Minn mitoes
ad.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

MAIDIN igswroN.

Flat.- -On Tuesday mining Sr. was diseovesod
issuing from • thatched hers in the feria of Mr. W.
Bishop of this place, an alarm wag at mos raised, arid
tile Dorchester Sr. engine wee telegraphed for it 9.30,
and bad lift by 9.55 nadir ahem* of Mr. Wood,
borough surveyor, dress *Asa oaken, and tr.s
moos it the some of the Sr.. but their serviees were
not required an the fire had been got nadir before
their arrival. Maiden Newton owns a Sr. gaging, but
Sal. too ones the cam it bag been out of repair fors
long time, and thirst. some falfs of having another, or
putting the other in working order. The Frampbee
Court engine Tem in atundsnoe soon after the fire was
dimoveriorL The property destroyed oonsisted of •
mall barn containing Norse earn sod straw, pig styes,
and so outhouse. Near the farm was • steam engine sod
thrashing msehine belonging to Mr. W. Lane, of
R•lstost, and the latter was completely destroyed.
The origin of the fire is not knowas. The property was
not bleared. It wss feared the Sr. would reeoh the
White Horse publie house, which is all thatoked,
but fortunately the fl.mfe were arrested.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

IFunerals Furnished and Conduetsd.

Agent ter the Loads° aid Lasaeahire Fir* and Lite
Insurance Coon:maim

IMPKRIAL AUSTRIAN LOANS.—Montbly
J. Drawling. Prizes: 1130,A0, MAO, £22,000,
£20,000, .C 15,000 £lO,OOO, £5,000, &a., ko. , down to
En. Guaranteed by the Imperial Austrian Govern-
mut Drawieirs in public under superiateadenee of
Government Ooials. Shares which entitle the holder
to a chance of winning any of the above Prium can be
had at El each. Six Share/ entitling to mix chemise
out £l—Apply only to the AGINCT POl POILIC FUNDS
In Gene's (3witserlend). &mittens's are to be sent
direst to Genevaeither in Beak Note., Crowed Cheque,
Pr Past 011144 order* payable at to. GOMM' Pest
We to Um Reneger ItAr. ono Hoag In gesert, who
01 also sltyply Proepeeteese gratis, ea prepaid
apPllO4l9ll.

AIONEY to be LIiNT, in Town or Country,
to Gootiotooe, Formers, Tradesmen, or aims,
from Fifty Pounds and upwards, upon personal severity.
Interest five per mint. per 11012603, from one to eaves
years. No oommimieo or charger mule. Also Emma
from One Thousand Pounds on m= at ayes 6.4
a halt per cent., on freehold or I far
aay sena Doi iirreeelettinah-due rosser•=y to
Wt. Healy Howard, 01 sad Bermes. late
Gimileiteae tad Barclay, 11, ftetaa-equare,

ROWVIT'S

PATENT •NUO•TNIO LAMP,
Fist Wick, Four Mies, from 5 to 12 Candle Light.
ROWATT'II PATENT RADIATOR LAMP,
Round Wick, Ow Sok 15 Osadlo Light.
The above ore eh,' ONLY LAM PS ow* to burn Mineral

porfectiy.
NO CIIIMNIY I NO SUMER I NO SMELL!
&eh Loup has TWO DOllllB, and la stamped with the
Maker's saute
ROWATT and BON, Edinburgh and London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

C ATTLE.

BRISTOL TIIVILSDAY.—Moderate supply of Imef
though the cleinstiti one very slow, owing largely to the
mvy high rate', whim' completely cbmilttel epeculatlon.
1f..; detenptions fetched Irate 86'. to 88t., end in • few
oases on mash a,9.)•. wore obtained ; midaling sorts,
frum 78, to 142 t. Sir; supply of lauttOO, with an
active trade. 1t..; slithers /mobs! 91., and heavy
ewes 81 per lb. Very foil supply of lamb, but the
demand wail mach le a soils than it was a few weal,.
sge. Frit...rouged fr .tu 101. to 114. per lb linannous
emptily of store earl*, the Irish cuisigsmonts alone
sumbelies ups/aims el 4,000 Acad. A larze number of
dealer, from the eaatcru coontka and vsrious ports of
V* country were in attendeasse, and • good trade was
done at high rate.. Rifler 'burl supply of pigs, aod
▪ fair briskets Bacon pigs 125., porkers 12s. 31. per
Wore.

bIEritOPOLITAN, THURSDAY. —Nothing of Im-
perious, has transpired in the °Mile trade. The 'Apply
of besets baa been 01117 moderate. The trade has keen
dull, at about late 'tea With sheep lb* market has
been moderately supplied. Transactions have been
rvetrieted, and ;sieve rule tat I boyers. Colms
have changed haw,. on former teem Pigs have been
Dnmiu&Ay so•ltered. About 100 milch oows hare been
offered at £22 to £2B per heed.
Per alba to Nab the offal.
s.d s. d.
Inferior bouts 5 to S
Second Quality .. 5 1 to 6 0
Prime Lame oxen 6 to 6 4
Prime Sews . to 6 6
lefvrior cheep 6 to 5 6
Second quality to 6 0
Prime course wooled 5 1 toO 2
Pli moth downs . 6 tot 2
Large course calves 6 to 6
P,ime small dim 0 to 8 6
Large Hors 4 to 4 10
Smill porker. .. 6 to 5 8
Lambe 7 tot 6
Besets, 1.270; sheep and Lambe, 12,20 ; calm. 000; Pim,
33 Foreign Beset'. 500; sheep •od lambs, 6,000; mires,
846.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

TEI AUTUMN lIANIZUVRES.

The arrangements for the Astamn Masoravres on
Dartmoor have undergone considerable &sage. There
will be three °mope, in the first inatmee—vis, Rlngoore
Down, Tannatoe, and &thorough—and for three weeks
thews will manceuvre pining the wilds of Dartmoor,
within fifteen miles of Plymouth. Flying divisions of
6,000 and 3,000 men will then proceed to Manioc-
hatopetead, end af to:wards Tetuan to intwidge. The
foe will retire in tie direction of Tavisteok, and a
aeries of encounters will culminate in n march past on
Merivale Down, near Tavistock. Five and twenty
different maths will be formed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

THRIATENINO TO BLOW OUT • JUDGCB
BRAINS.

At the lionalon Ho—nae. Eo7don, to-day (Meador),
Henry Jacobs, who was plaintiff in the ease of Jumbo
tenni Mellor. ...bleb was tried before Mr. Soros Pollee&
on Tuesday lost, and decided against tim. wee ordered
to And two sweets for one hundred peas& wwit for
threatening to blew out Baron Polloalea brains.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

Jit a r Itt ts .

Till CORN TRADI.

With an abseils, of animation, the grain trade during
the week has been without feature. Ocoeetonally a
reduction of Is. per quarter has been aoespud In
rionoluding (*rood sale. of foreign wheat, but the
g I position of affair. ha. bees unaltsred. The
deliveries of English wheat ban been oaly moderate,
but the import of foreign has been tolerably good. No
disposition Is evinced to press sales, holders mostly haw.
log confident.e in current prices, notwitastandiog the
abeam» of activity in the demand. It is, however,
sertain that so long as harvest prospeeie sontinue and
improve so tong will the trade be characterised by
quietness. At Idark.lane, on Friday, oats further
advsnead 61., maklog a total isoprovesnent on the week
of Is. Ed. to ge. prr quarter. Barley Arm, and tulle
as dies; but amiss the tura lower. Beane and peas
steady te value and demand: Atrivals
wheat, 1,960 quarters; barley. 90 quarters ; oath 200
qusirters ; malt, 3,420 quarter.; bases, 380 quarters.
Foreign wheat. 33,550 quarter.; barley, 16,760
quarter.; oats, 17,920 quarter.; anis% 5,270 quotient
peas. 280 quarter.; Hour, 2.520845ta, 202,620 barrels,
On Thursday, at Brietol, masa supply of English
wheat, which realised fatly last week'. pities; for
!prelim values wall supported. Grinding barley &d-
-ingo:to:I 64. At Devisee trade was Arm at late rates.
At Birmingham Baobab wheat la brisk demand at fall
prier's.
FlllDAT.—Nothinz of implrianos transpired in the
train trwle at Ilarg•lsor. Only a maler•te supply of
14,,,0i5h wheat has been on sale, and there has been as
altsenoe of astietty Lt the dentaud, prima ruling uu•
d.ared. With foreign wheat the mullet has been
In rly supPliatl. Beira have Proarersed slowly on Former
term I here has beta a noriserste supply of barley in
offer The trade has been firm though quiet, sod
or o:s have been steady. Malt hec changed bands on
former terms, Oats have be., la request, and hays
forth. r &defused 61. per quarter. Beans and peas
have been quite as dear. Males, on the other hand,
has been dull, sad rather seater. Flour has changed
hands at late rates. Ararat. :-1.41115h and Scotch
wheat, 1.980; barley, 90; neta, 200; Tonnes sacks,
wheat, 33,550; barley, 18.760; maize, 8.270: oats,
17,920; deur, 2,520; Foreigo barrels, neer, 21,620;
mast (Engliett and Booted), 3.420; beans (ffsgitah and
80u1e0), 350; peas ((ursine), 280 qrs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

SHIPWRICIC AND Loss or LIM

On Saturday monde', Out Loudon and North-Wes-
torn Raainay Company% steers.? Oa lambus, from
Dublin to Holyhead, went on the Skrrriee, near Holy-
head, and parted ansldehlpa. There were about two
hundred paamoden on board, betides the Grew. Three
of the latter were drowned, as will 1111 about twolvo
paasengtors.

THE BISHOPRIC OF CAPBTOWN AND
BISHOP COLIMA°.
• mootsj committee of the Plivy Cocoon was bold to.
day (Moodey) bo heir • petitioa from the Arehbishop
of Canterbury and others, praying her Iffsjostv to
refuse her sasent to • bill pasted by the National
Legialativ• awned], which vested the lauds formerly
beloogimg to the Bishopric of Oapetown in Bishop
Colons*, sod laving to bim certain primers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

ISPINIIITM OUTINACT.

Thema, Proamatat, of Zrarshot, was summoned by
the Oostafisioners of Inland Revenue for having in his
menden a well servant without a license, on the Bth of
May.
Mr. J. W. Staab, Supervisor of Eloise, prosecuted.
Be elated that in January last, he attended w gear-
shot nod granted defendant a limns* for • horse and
carriage, informing him at the tams time that ha
was liable to pay the usual fee for his sirrsot as be bad
paid previously. Frampton, however, denied hls
llsbility, but enissrquently admitted In writing that be
bed the servant la tda employ.
Dsfeudant now mid be was willing to psy if liable.
The Bench told him there could be no doubt on the
point.
Mr. Black said it was • moot aggravated use, and
hoped the fall penalty would he Indicted. The defen-
daat was a man of Independent means, and knew fall
well be wag &dog wrong. The penalty was 110.
In reply to Mr. Middleton. Mr. Nash seld defendant
had 'mild for a servant in 1872

Tge insaistretes roMeed the penalty to £lO, which
Frampton sea ordered to pay.
Defendant .trongly protested that It was a very hard
ease. He hadn't lb* money.
lir. Busch asked lore warrant, and otter It had begs
filed up and signed, a cheque we. hooded In for the
amount. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

METROPOLITAN MEAT.

FWD/T.—With • moderate supply of most on sale,
trod, was steady, at at. rates. Par 811 w. by Um
Pram :—lnferior beef, 3.. 111. t• 4s. ; middling ditto,
4s. Si. to 41. 64.; Prime hugs ditto, ss. 10). to Is.;
prima small ditto, 61. to 6a. 21. ; veal. ss. 41. to
bi. 10d. ; Inferior mattes, 41. Od. to st. ; middllog
ditto, 61, 44. to ss. 61.; prime ditto, to 6s, 41.;
laves pea, fs. to ; small ditto, 51. to ss. 6d.; lamb,
Ti. to Bt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

BRAZIL-THIS CHILDUN'S GRAVE.

" I have bet my dear teeny.'
"Thar* died 31, 01l starved to death, sod it is very
herd to ne ear ohildren starve."
" We !oat lb children lb, last week we wre then,
all with etarvatioa."

" I dor the grave cad reed the burial sorties remelt'
Vide Maps.' of May SO, Jane 6th, Joao 13th, to.
Far away beyond the villein wave,
For from all the dear old folks at home,
To and alas I not bread—to find a grave
The weary way worn exiles onward roam.
Wm it for this they loft the lead they low.?
The loud familiar hoes of their friends?
Far this they bad* farewell to soon.. above
A'd others cherished yea e'en till life ends?
To fool their obildren's tottering stops grow foist,
To see their ewer Nee wan and pale,
To bear thous feebly man their honey plaint,
And Hagetr-like torn from dm dying will.
No kindly parson nom; ao pusing bell;
No church to point above; no oharebyard blest,
No sound of mother tonna* of pesos to tall„
Where wicked trouble not sad weary rest.
How will those noisy Itusras latest os greed.
Answer above for Wants' blood thus stied
From justice bee. whieh seemly notes the deed,
Tho appeal gem heavenward from tboir foreign bed.
The sad task's done, no t/cne to lON, they lad
Their wieary way 111111,04/ the marohing plain,
They "oast one longing lingering look bohlod,"
And never look upon that grave again.
li. SMITH, Quo, Suffolk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

THE TICHBORNE TRIAL.

On Monday Mr. Vinoint Gmford. WU farther
examined by Mr. Hawkins sad wild he never gave
Roger • watch as stated by defendast. Roger and
difeedant were as different in appearance as it was
possible to be.
Is orom-amernioation by Dr. %mealy +Reese ad•
nutted that he overdrew Ms amacinat at Balicltt's to a
mmaiderable extent, tlie amount to 1868 was £2,166,
bat be did hie beet to Mimi off the meant which be
owed to tbe trustees of the agate.

Aft., • lensthesed orow-exansination u to witnese's
pecuniary erobarressurenta, the Lord Chief Justice
remarked that so charge or dishonesty had been sub-
stantiated against the witness.
Roger's lather wished hint to marry • yenog lady
whose name begin with D. He user heard that Sir
Edward said his daughter should marry the son of •
bastard.

Witaao. never toli Hr. Haywood that the Gum waa
baloacod las • stoic
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24

_
FOUTTIT S GREAT ALLIED CIRCUS,
ILL VISIT
IRIDPORT, WEUNFaDAY, JUNE 25,
not •cREBIEB, THURSDAN, JUNE 261 e,
vnym, WU, (the Pak) FRIDAY AND
bAi 11RDAY, JUNE 27/11 AID 280),
FOR TWO DA YS ONLY,
•ND
BLAND} ORD, MoNDAY, JUNE .10,

The mennoth .Nstahlishmeot, eantlstlng of Slaty
ined Stds, and Twenty of the Smallest Pools. to
'yn ee
the World, making ill the whole a mud of Eighty
Hem 'S. Twenty•three Carriages, end a Oempany of
Fifty , ketistos, each Stars la their several line..
--

• -
Tbe B, 'at Riders of the Age, Daring and Munnlnt
Gylnuasb F.soinsting Equretrienees, Beautiful
Thorough-1. red Stosds,Lsughtsr.loving Clowns,Talented
juvniim L nd Costello's Troop. of Wonderful Pat.
forgoing Doge.
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Each Eccciag. •be KIW Oriental Diveraioe, entitled
THE CARNIV. tL C.F PEKIN, OR CHINESE
GOLDEN PEAS" AND FAIR;
Introducing Into tin Circle ea °De 011:4 100 Charadera.
Two Grand Perlormar. net Daily, at Half-pset Twit gad
at Helf.put gime Doors /Theo half-an hoar
it serious.
Norice.—Tbe Lariat h an Litabliahn.tet will start In
one Grand Procession, N ewe, a Mlle In Length, trout
Ohs Marquee, at One o'o.'ooit, And para,.:* through the
Prinaloal btreeta of the tot qt.
ADMISSION :—Reserved Seats. ; Wow, Ea• ;
leoond Claw, I'.; Third (Ewe (naldedl, 61. Cbil'imit
wader ten years Of age ball-prose to al.. parte ;gallery
etriepted).
As Props inter, Mr. GlOl4B FOtteelY.

NWRIMI"t
GREAT WEbTERN RAILWAY.

HOT/L HORTICULTURAL SHOW AT BATH,
JUNE 240. TO 281 A imccuszvz.

ORDINARY RETURN TICKETS Mood
to BATH on SATURDAY, JUNE Mot, sod
lollowier dam will be available up to JUNE 30:h
/oolosio., and in ktCURKION TRAIN will run se
under :
ON THURSDAY, JUNE 26th. leave Weymouth at
'7.85.; Dorobestor, 7.56; Malden Newton, 8.10; Yeovil,
:B.4q:.9parklord, 9.6; Castle Carer. 9 15; Bruton,
; IlVtilleco, 9.40; and From', 100 a.m., for kith
,bal Bristol, and return from Bristol it 6.10, and Bath
6,40 p.n. the rune evening.
For fetus and full putioularo eime handbill..
"""-..ldington Ternoimes. J. °BURSON, Goo. Mao.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

88APTI8BIIRT.

An iodisation of the extrema party feeling that will
be bronaht to bear at Ito next election hag jest boon
afforded in politictleonteatfor guardians. Mr. Tucker
and Mr. Williams bays hitherto repreelated Holy
and Mr. J. C. Thomas, Bt, Jamas, Mr. Williams
retired, sad for the two e:ats Mr. George Gimp and
Mr. W. T. Bookland owns forward. sad NMI were
elected. Mr. Gongs polling 104, Mr. Baokland 103, sad
Kr. Tooker 38 In 81. Mr. Raw, xii,g wee
sleeted by 85, to Mr. Thomas 53, to ths great regret of
Woes who appreciate the serriowe of the latter
gentleman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

RAILWAY AND CANAL BILL COMNISSIONICRS.

The Preiddeot of the hoard of Trade sonouneee Sir
F. Peel, Mr. Price, M.P., sad Mr.lMao. Namara, Q.C.
the Oornaniedonere under the Railway and C mai MilL

SUICIDS OF TSB MARL OF DMLAWARR.
An loosest was held on Friday on the boa, of the
Sul of Delawarr, who was found downed in the river
at Cambridge, on Tuesday. ills lordship went to the
Ball hotel on Monday night, had • cup of tee, and waa
running or writing till about hall-peat one, after which
he was seen walking about it. room till half-paat three,
At ism b. tidied for paper saying be wanted to write
In Mr. Harradme, Ms agent, mid soon alter he was
ems near the river. On Monday he had telegraphed
to Ma, liarradine to meet him Dast day. Aft*, h.
had wafted sem. time be fogad the following letters
addressed to bintaelf

Berriedine,—My body will be Piand in the rirer at lb*
newest point to Itie Buil hotel, .to turning up IP the left
Ban Use door. ' Ditawaith."
. . .

--
•• Iferradlne,—l hare hew the maw of the death of alas
Ann Natbareote, who wee ming under my protocUoa. I
meet survive thle—lndeed the law would not Lion it; so 1
alseU be bend ln the flyer. " thu.aweith.
" Seed word to Fiestineeeld I shall uot be there.'
Oa Timidity the tart's buiy was found in the
river
• -

Dr. ILtrby, ef Hyde-park, stated that he attended
Was Nethereote at the deossesd's requeet ; she was
salferlag tram irritation of the stomach, produced by
stimulants. There was no foundation for the supposi-
tion donsamed seemed to entertain tut &Os lied not bad
sedeat nosuishmeat, or that be had done her eny
Wary. She died rather an Mealy on AprAl 6th.
It was the too free use of stimalaats that laid the
foriadatioa of the diem.. The earl was mach distressed
at her death. The earl lam saw her about a week or
tea days before her death, whisk was somewhat sudden
at the tail. Sim was well attended upon daring her
last illaest Her age ins about th4rty. I and the earl
ateemlied her tuaerrL He seemed smolt °banged after
bee death. I saw the earl on the 15. b of April about
a tomb ; h.seAd "I Want to say something about 'one
Loved such,'" but he sea too moot, affected to write It,
mid I did is, I Wok the ststossat in the letter that
lie wee the mime of deaths or that he mold be amenable
to the law, was a pare delusion. The earl would OM
emend la after the funeral.

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The ours velet deemed to the strargeom of his
must slat* tint Uwe. . .

Tb•—jary—ratura---mir v—erdlot of "Temporary insanity."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCR OOMPANY.

In I. pet year the above company has men made
extraerdlaary program'. hariag lamed ohms en bad a
mithec ce• policies la ti.• Industrial branch. Ilaoy
are seemed by this oompany in Dorchester and naigh.
'mamboed, and se fel quently h.ar of the facility sod
promptitude with wittith claims are met. Mr. J.
Azdenon ia the Dorchester agent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

agriculturt

AGRICULTURAL PROSP BC 111.

Mr. Thornos Scrott, the well•knowo writer on nerlool-
tore, has mode an estimate of thet corn crops " based
on eireervatione made in varioue districts throughout
the south and "rut of Eog'sod, and for fifty miles on
the east and north of London." He anticipates a
decrease of acreage in wheat, sod if acoompanied by
a deficient oggregata yiold we shall in. dependent for
considerably wore tb.e ball oar own consumption on
foreign soppliei. Ho also thinks that the prospeot of
an average crop of barley is doubtful, and of a good
gram and clover plant by no mean. °pap!. Oats, on
the contrary, hate been got in much better ocedisicp,
nod there is nothing so far. says Mr. Scott, to provost
thous being an average or elven an •atra crop. Eroopt
gram, all our mops are late.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

lailtsbire.

A birdheeping boy, twelv; years of age, aosidsniaUy
shot himself with a °whine, near Davis's, on Wedaes-
day. 71111 *barge (eapposed to be pebble') eatered
beneath the poor little fellow's jaw end paned out at
the boob of hie head.
The Queen has been pl,ased to appoint the Rev,
Fraierioa William Farm., RD., F.R.S., Head Master
of Marlborough College. Wilts, end Honorary chaphin
to her Majesty, to be one of the Chaplains in OrdUaary
to her Majesty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

CIRNE ABBiB.

th &OM vestry, Mr. W. B mob, azvi
Yr. I. J. auk. were re- tpooieted oburehwar.leee.
Czars I:Woo. —Colonel Digby, of Ch4raingtoe, warn
uneofmously elected eh tlrioao, vice Mr. K. Killer
resigned, and Mr. S. Symas wee re-elected vice-abalr-
oleo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

WOOL

During the past week merchants have aims out
ord.,. more freely, and the result has been • very firm
toss in the market for English wool, srliloh to still
further eccooraged by the cantina...l reporte es to WO
probable deficiency of the °omits clip, botbto qua ntity
and quality, owing to the unfavourable autumn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

• !initial liarliammt.

HOUSE OF LOADS.

Mosnar.—The Mutiny Bill. in committee. the Marquis of
LA‘ssowire explain...l that •hereas a eoldier wee formerly
eseamed from llab lily to maintain his wile and children,
kelumate Pr Illegitimate, it was proposed II) the Bill to make
him hags In the rine may m the rem of her Majesty's subjects.
The RI I pawed through committee.
Tle. Mutiny Bill •nd the Marin. Muoiny Bill
went reed • third time and passed.
Turaritax.- -The Royal assent waa given by commission 141
three or four bills, after which lb* Lord r presented
the report of the Select Committee on the memento Court of
Judicature I, which, as amended, will be referred I. • rom•
mitt.* of the whole Doug on Thursday next. The migration
4.1 Bin hs and Deaths Bill was read • wend time.
FRIDAY.— be Portia/0c Harbour BM was reed • second
tome on the motion of Lord Laratmerma, who eatetned that
its object was to milers the Board rd ?red* from t lialiWty to
mainain the works In the harbour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

POOL&

Tows CoOsclf.-0o Friday led, • meeting of the
Counotl woe belt at the Town Hall. the Mayor in the
chair. A' omomnomation was received from the Visit-
ing JosUses, recommending that the salary of Mr.
Whitehall, governor of the borough gaol, should be
iucreased 810 per senora. This itioresse of salary was
voted unanimously. A very aatistactory report from
the oommittee appointed to cooperate sr,th the Town
Clerk in the opposition to the Bill (No. 9) of the
London and Smth Western Railway Cmnpany was
reed, and It was resoleed that the report be entered 011
IL. minutes. Is was imided that Parkstose should be
lighted with gee, sod • oommittee was appointed to
ascertain what lamps sr's.. neoemary for the. village
sod the road leading to it from Poore, and to make •
report to an adjourned meeting of lb* Coattail on the
Tharday. It was resolved that owing to the
heavy demands whish would be made on the ratepayers
during the present year, the lamps in the town, with
the exeeptMn of those on the quay, should not be lit
throughout the summer, Mr. Conway, however, re.
marking that whilst the Coattail hod regard for the
ratepayers pocket. they onght also to have regard foe
their personal isfety. A report was received from the
medisal °Kam of health with refeseam to the offensive
elate of • diteltiat Potsdam. The sutj rot was referred.
to the streets tiocatoittee. The Counaii then adjourned,
but continued to sit for a abort dine se Qoay Trustee&
The business wee of • formal sisareeter. The Habeas
Master (Kr. J. Orabo) reported that the dues • Mooted.
dories the past moat!' bad amounted to £ll6 19.. 6d.
other balaase in the tremarer's heed. welt £167 le. 9d., Several bills were ordered to be paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

EXTRAORDINARY ROBBIRY AT BLANDFORD
RAILWAY STATION.

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Mr. George Dandily, of Seroton, who has lately
returned from Japan, went • box coutalaing valuable
goods from thug, near Southampton to Slandford
station, and en being delivered he di;oovered that •
quantity of Japsnese silk rolled f • case which was
marked with tee name of • firm at Yokham a. one gold
and two silver watches, • small carpet bag containing
rideable papers, gold ear•rings. • bill of credit for
£2OO, mssonls emblem and clothing, mo., had been
abstracted. The polies were informed, and on Monday
• porter at Biondford station. named Itainnel tiostdeld,
wu apprehended. l. lodged with • shoemaker names
Robert Nesbitt, L Abbot ottani, and made inquiries of
bim bow draw eash on the bill of oredlt. Nesbitt
showed the bill to another person, and he, suspecting
there wee echoething wrung, informed Superintendent
Underwood, and so Sestleld was get at. Befog
charged be said he had given the paper to • sailor.
&welt was made for the property, and on Tuesday,
underneath the delivery platform of the goods station,
moot of the property was found, the principal eirtiolee
missing being the hill of eredit sad the welshes. It is
thought other persons are tronaertial in the rehbery.
The value of the goods stolen is about MA
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

FOREIGN CAITLE.

DEPTFORD, TBUZIDAT. —The limited supply of
foreign otitis was sugmosted by no importation of fat
bogs from France. and whieh hove born killed for dry-
ins .to baccon. The whole of the live Moak end dried
meat conalinod to Doptford this week has Mon sold,
sad realised fell prices.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

TSB RIPRESINTATION or sais.

The rival eanntdates hated their addressee on Satur-
day. Lord Mobs% the Oonservativ., candidate, states
that he is strops], opposed to the policy of the existing
'overpass% whish creams distrust and irossourity, and
he promises to do all in his power to redid say chew,
being made In the 25th sans* of the liduestioa Act,
believing it to cantata • vital principle whisk woe the
rash of the sompronies arrived at in 1810. He would
support a government that 000duoted stars with •
inn bead, awed upon • definite and statesmanlike
=but la is opposed to ansatlonal measures.
web, the Liberal °mandato, owners forward, he
sem with • •tavoic wish tomes Rath represented by one
of her own citizens. He has always supported the
party of steady progress: bat he repudiates any inten-
tion of attacking the English Church, for, although he
does not belong to her conannoioc, he only objeas to
what lama her usefulness. Religiose edusation tut
ItsigllLarreves of, but favours fall freedom of
Army and navy expenditure ought to be
Mooed to lighten taxation, ad to LW., u well as to
sanitary mitten, especially the pollation of rivers, he
woski give his earnest stantiou.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29

LATEST NEWS.

r ir

NXVIIIV/ OF Mil CORN TRADE.
• *taw tens lei prevailed is the grate bade, sad
at La Lane t.-data
...Amman of ciao shilling baa
tam 4/dahlias' ha and some kinds of /Mitts
wheat The weeeltivaLt7of the trade Is shown in Me
steals= that hem at mos manifested Itself on Me
ooatissaaoe of the easearly winds, and it is not impro-
bable that the hardeeing teedonoy will ultimately
lag44Wolf Leto a permanent advance. oat withstand-
: bwfisPegiti.tt *visaed bp miners to &men from
tbefr Lad to mouth polio', In ardor to replonion their
o:Mutated steaks, hie an all but eeknowlonged Nat
that owls' to the !halted acreage swim
ealtiratisa, sad the untatisfsetory podtios
at the prewleg mem, the yield al wheat this
raiz will be sea below Me avenge of peewee
whilst the deplete,' of stooks at the period of neat
harmed la expected to be greater than at any sorra-
poodles Deriod. Al gement them is Mill a large quan.
utg of wlms on ps, bet, judging from the tenor
of &dykes from Aa.ioa tied the Contineet, It is not
likely to be an istawated in soy Important degree
prier to the ss.nd.g of mat harvest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

Somerutobirc

A Morsta VoralrriD rosWILrUL bfUrlDita.—An
tines% was held at the Pen Mill hotel, Yearvil, on
Friday, tom:Ming the death of Brien flogs, the illegal
-
mete ohild of Lmy Bugg, • girl about 111 years el eget
The avidsoce showed that the child had been greeVy
usiltated, end that It bed Dot b.en properly fed. Tee
1 jury 'Earned a verchet of"WiUel murder," sad the
Prieoner was then. ramitt.sd for trial.
The Bridgewat. r School Ward, having Mated a pre-
en pt upon the Town Conceit for 530, expenses Wormed
I n re.drsiou to the sum of 1:2,8uu borrowed from tbe
Public Works Loan C.,enielsaiimer., it wee considered at
a meerieg of the Uorporation, on Wednesday, and •
rather lively damnation onsuol, the proceedings of the
heboot Bosrd being rather severely criticised, and it.
members charged with wait ng time in discussing
whether children should be taught cateehiam, 441., and
other trivial mstrers, and not welshing the expenditure
land the interests of the ratepayer&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

HOLWORTH.

ACCIDEIT To Smuts KILLAWLY.—Thip
Pe,.xiile Observer reports an so:ideal which has *soured
to Sergennt Ks'lawny (who was formerly with • regiment
of Lapeer* at Da/oh/stir barracks, and whore friends
I. this plans), now instruotor of the Cumberland
and Westmoreland Yeomanry Calvarr. He was riding
• spirited home at R.aglil, when it bolted, and la
swerving round • earner fell on its side, and pitched
the rider hand foremost to the ground. He was Oohed
up lasessill'e, with several wounds on his head and faos.
Under medical oars he is reviving.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

BRIDORFIRLD AND VIOTORIA SALT WORKS,

LIMITID.

In our advertising oolumns will be found the an.
mouooessent of the offer for publle =demotion of
3,000 shares of .C2O sash, part of the share otrotal of the
well-known company, the Bridgolleid ard Victoria
Salt Works, limii id. Them works are situated In the
heart of the famous Cheshire malt dietrict, and are no-
nasally favourably placed for wrists of the man.-
!minted salt to lAverpool, Its' prisidpal aid
They are also In direct ooeanaunkodea with the
Cheatiris railway. The Omit sad rolling stook of the
works are very °maple% and la full operation. There
are only two or three limited mespeaies in the trade,
the ether works being In the hands of private ladividuals,
who have realised largo !odor's'. This emnpany woe
formed last Marsh, and during the pad half-year has
versed at the rate of about 15 per mat. per 114111 M,
and now divides 12 per Gent, among Ito skarekolden.
The trade being almost a monopoly, and the company
having so many cilreurnatanots In its favour, with the
solid attribute of rumen, It would smut that there can-
not be a better Investment, and It le impeded that the
whole amount will be speedidly subsioribed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

CASTLE DALY DISTILLERY COMPANY,
LIMITED.

There LI, offered for subscription 5,000 shares of
£lO each in the above company, which I as base formed
at Mansisester, for carrying on the manufaetare of Lists
whiskey. at Castle Daly, which le situate in the but
barley growing district of Irelaw., has good water
power, local fuel cheep, aud canotetion with the Greet
Bentham and Western Elilvey by • siding. The In-
creasing favour in which this spirit is held kiss orealsd
snob • demand thst the existing distilleries are unable
to keep pace wah it, and there is difficulty in (fettles
orders supplied. Daring unusual locel advantages, it
Is stated the best quality of rush whiskey can b pro-
dared at this distillery at 2s. 2.1. per gallon, and can be
readily sold at from 3s. 61. to 5.. pee gallon. Cale.ilat-
hag on the lowest figure, • profit equal to 58 per cant.
Is eethnated on tie share capital. So large a return
gives an ample margin for 101119. and even mistakes in
caleal•tion, and yet leaves SD exceedingly handsome
dividend. The shares may be taken by *say rayspools
of £2 at not lees intervals than two months. The
direetors appear to be all business mei, and this pom-
pon, offers eartaialy an unusually prorating investment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

LYTCRETT MINSTER.

NATIONAL ScßOOL.—no eziontnatlon of Ws school
In religious kroisliOgo took place on fuesday, October
14th, able' 130 children being pit scot. It was con-
ducted by tho Key. E. Daniell, Diocesan Inspeotor, who
expressed great satiaisstfon at the ry creditable
ocanr.er in which tie children aigaitted thenusbrou
His report on the examination has b,vin received and
will show plainly hie opinion oil the a fileiency of loth
tuckers and scholars. It tons u follows :--'' The
religious Instrnetlon In this reboot ii vry satisfe,ttory.
The children answer brightly and in'elligently, and
seem Interested. They produos their knoelodge oa
slates very tell. They Cave evidently beim taught tO
think. Some of the snewers showed great intelligeoes
and thoughtfulness. The 'e'en, was in very good order,
the ebildren lively and attentive." An evening class
has boon started I. strouneeties with V:. above school.
It was first opened ea Monday, Ootober 13a, and up to
the present time about It have availed them...lris of
this opperhmity for improvement and instruction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

PORTLAND.

POITQUID Han MILD ABROAD —Captain
Travis, whose wife le dater of the late Yr. W. Combat',
who was killed 0 Alexandria, has died at Pernambuco,
of yellow fever, it the age of 33 years. He leaves one
child, and his wife Is in &boats health. Captain
Travis was respected by all who know him, end he had
many friends. The melancholy news has been con-
cealed from Mrs. Tree's, and on Wednesday morning,
she was safely eenfised with a daughter, and both are
doing well.

Arrittir oie ?BB MusesOa's lan AT PC/instil).
—On Sunday morning, when the (movie., were on
,• desperate fellow named Boorbrook, who Ma
in the Prison about 16 months, mudding, aimed a
beery mass at the head of Mr. Clifton, the governor.
Providentially jut u he was in the sot of throwing, a
centrist by his ride drunk him on the arm, sod Goosed
him to mks hi. aim The warders of course rushed tin
the fellow, and seised him, sod he woe instudietely
uourod end token to the punishment cell. The robelle
eonsieted or two iron wedges each as are used in the
quarries, the weight being lib. llrst, and floorhrepok
bed managed to oonual this by wrapsdag this la
Mee fleauel. We are informed that the assertion made
Public—that two convicts acted la omelet—is uatrue.
That would have butt a moo\ more serious affil,. It
Is fortunately the cue that thus follows lan seldom
trust *soh other, and thla want el totabinatioe froststas
most of their plans.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

A DENIAL BY THE RSV. H. B. WILLIAMS.

To at Main

Sir, —Ai • tall amount of the Canty Court proceed's,'
In Gonne:alas with myself appeared in your paler of
the 23rd but : I mutt is Jost's* to myself mak you to
publish my moat olophatla denial of the aeries brought
molest sa.lm the las who wes formerly ray servant
In ELL& Hawks. Th. wholo etatoeseat was untrue,
and it was Gel, through the &bassos of my &dolt.: in
"murk thst they were not at 00.10 rebutted. also with
regard to • summons brooolit against me by Yrs. Lout,
I eanaot but think that It woo a most unfair
alZre' to bring in an !tom of (Is.) ace shilling on what
she said was a dishonoured cheque, the foot being that
I hod given bar • cheque for £25 odd, Qs • London
Stoker, arid that through a mistake the motley was not
paid, I having trausferrei my itooount to • banker in
this town from whom she Immediately remised It.
I am, Sir, your *holiest sr It.
B.
Fardingtoc House Dorchester, Ootober 26,1873.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

BWANAOI3.

_
INDIFINDIII OaDLit or 00,0 Wed.
nestle] craning, tiotobtr 111th, Mr. Theme. Irving
White, from the Western Temperance league, delilf-red
a vet,' intoresUog and Impressive lecture, in the Oen-
gr, gatioral School.rooui, tekiog for his asbjeeit—
" Home and Social Customs, the store of our National
Orli.hlng and Drunktrateee," The chair was ably filled
by the Rey. C. Chamber,. During the awning the
Band of Hope class sang some very pretty seleetiabe.
CONGIZOATIONAL CHUBCH.—On Thursday evening,
October 16th, • public tea. in oonneation with the Con.
gregatlonal oherch, took platys in the School-room,
when a goodly number were present. All the trays
were given In order to provide • fund to put thle pleas
of worship In thorough repair. The room was nicely
decorated with flap, *eeriness, fl,wers, mottoes, As.
At seven o'clock there was • public meeting, presided
over by the Rev. C. Chamber., punter. After defiled
• hymn Mr. Charles Bator Oared prayer. The Chair-
man theta called upon Mr. W. Collinr, the smior demos,
to read the report, which was very eneourasing, show-
ing that although they had applied to the county
Arieelaitioe for aseistanoe some 10 months since, ander
their then triodes circumstances, in order to carry as
the roam yet they were now in a position to deedine
with thanks, the offer. assistanee, with • prospse;
that this cherub would still be, as in the pasteelf-
BoPPortilli. Tins programme of the evening was ma
follows :—Address by Mr. Barley, a gentleman visitor •
singing by the shoir, "0 Love the Lord, MI ;" adding;
by the Bev. G. Hobill, Wesleyan Minister. Votes of
thanks to ladles and ell who had so kindly gives the
tea, and wouttibeted to the evening's enjoyment, la-
eluding those who would some after. Proposed by Mr.
J. limedmore, crootded by Mr. J. Butler' and carried
onanisnoesly. Singing. '0 Praise Gad In his b0i15...;"
Idioms by Mr. Ifurpby (Evsagelist) ; singing, " Thirsts,
' 0 Lord is the greatness. After which the Chairman gave
a short address, in which he rendered his thanks to the
church and mingregation for the unaelmona Invitation
they bed Oyes itha to the rastorste, expressing his
dedre that God would greatly bless his labours among
them. This pleaeing meeting was brought to a clues
by dagriag the 938 hymn, and the on.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

POOLE.

TIMIPZZAIOI BOontri.:Tti—s.eldreas earn delivered at
the Temperabee Hall, on Moadsy evening, by Mr. G.
A. Bell, an resat of the snooty easosiaidea, and the
miasmal olam also rendered Ude eerviees.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.—More than a thousand children
beleeigteg to the different Noneonformist Sunday
&heel. at Poeta assesabled on Sunday efternoon at the
=tal shard, Blrianersitreet. The various
red prayer, sad addreases were afterwards
delivered by the Arra J. Hallows., M.A., T. Bishop,
sad Davie. 0. the Mlle afternoon the children
&needles M. James's Saoday Schools were addressed
at the sehootroem, Cherub-street, by the lier E. J.
Wright, iterate. • devotional meeting also held
th at the restos; at e oonelselloa of ev @MUM.
NAnOSAL b(21001.4 —The following 1s the anneal
report, Jost lowed of the sommittee of three schools :
I' The UommilUee of the above Schools have mote
pleasure in again lasuirg their annual report to the
antecribers aod the general pubic. Teta pleasure
arises front their eatisfectory 'rendition as an &luso
Boatel Establishment of Om town, and from the state
of their finances. Tb• satisfeetotry condition of the
balsooe sheet is owing to the great exertions which
base been made by those irstercated in the wstle of
Linteutory Ifiluostlon la this ueighbourbool, end it is
earnestly hoped that all who desire that sound
scriptural lostroction should be given to the youth of
the town, will assist the committee by eubscribing to
the utmoet of their power, ar d particularly so as the
school premises In Perry Gardens will insotdisttly
require to be put into Micron', repair. It is with mush
pleasure thst tho committee Lave to ht./WI:MU that
mceemmodation for the childreo of the borough. m re
than sufficient to full tb.r qeirements of the Eines,
lion Act, is cow hang rupplied by the managers of the
Pinkstone National School, and tbrettyb tho generous
lib rslity of the Lord of the Manor, who hes kindly
consented to beeome Patron of these Schools. No. of
ft9ll en the Pooks, 128; avers?, *Mei:dares for the
year, 103. Na. of Gals en the Books, 170; average
attends es for the year, 90. No. of Infants no the
Books, 130; average ettendsnoe for the year, 91"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

BRIDPORT.

MuntetYst. —Mr. Jame' Williams win not again
offer himself for oketion as councillor for the North
Ward. Ills said he will be appointed alderman in the
room of Mr. Bartlett, who hag left the town. Mr. J. T.
Stephens and Mr. H. K. Btenibridge, the other retiring
councillors. have offered themselves for re-election, and
Mr. J. P. F. Onndry to eupply the vrcanoy °mud by
the retirement of Mr. James William& In the South
Ward the retiring Councillors are Nam. B. P.
Gundry. W. Swain, and T. IL Edmunds, who offer
timmeelves again.
I /MUM CHONAL ASSOOTATTOW. —A meeting was
held here on Tusher, the Yen. ershdearson of Dorset
In the chair. The announta were passed. The Rev. IL
Hanker was elected surstary for the neat year, Rev.
P. Alien re-elected presenter, Mr. Brown re-appointed
district oholrmukr. Two propose!, were made as to
festivals for 1874—viz., first, that the other rural
deaneries be invited to join this you in ODO large
festival for the whole archdeseonary at Wimborne or
other suitable place; and, secondly, that one or more
village festivals be held in this district The latter
mune was decided on by the outing vote of the shah.
man; and Frampton and Whitolturch Canonicerum
were suggested u suitable rhumbas. The music to be
need is to he founded as the book brought out by the
Rev. W. P. Ward, the late diocesan secretary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

oArrrsroci.

The skfldnn iittendlag the Sunday sad day reheat
selebrated their mutest fwidval es Saturday, St. Luhrte
Day. The iseholars, nemberiag *bout 100 of both maw&
asombled at the Natioual Sehoolreout al 11 am. and
pritesetted to *bomb, where • Mort* eldldreieb service
wan held. At two o'elook the scholars manhood threes&
the village to the reetery grounds sad were soon
In various sports, football d the scramble
saalagZl code
e for good *hap provided for thee& Alter
thoroughly eujoylog themselves they repaired to the
senoolroww, where the Reiter distributed motley prime
to those moat regular In aticodsnoe. & pisatifun
supply of plum oaks &ad bread and butter was thee
weed round to the children, who appeared greatly to
relish tho good thaws supplied.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

" By oppression's woes animism,
By our sues to serstle
Ws trill drain our clearest riles
But they shall be, shall be r

But it most be doe's very onleitly, ter
the province ot Piaha& le alms to the ill-omened
oettatry ot Pommy, grave it so nosh that
ins Sr... and who shell nine them It tber are sold
sway into the Woad Ose's blood boils it the Meath*
of poor souls so Minted, distressed, sad dogleg.), oog
until the Baglieb mien ebildrem as. remand, Ine
parties who deluded their psreats melt to he eels*
sad Mid, to give soomat ot tbe port they sated I. what
opp.rs to be sae it the most distressing tragedies et
ernigrstica in these modern times.

Till 04111 LAW&

The cowl of the thane Laws oocnothdon bee been
pabli4tl, and how far the desaselatiougof the Imam
se trill be be gathered from the dialogue between Mr.
'Womble, the tenant farmers' member Jeri Wed
Aberdeen and a willing winter, Yr. Talker. Winer, al
Huteardise :

"sr. tie Game Lein iniquitous In principle and tyranninal
In administration T-1 I hurl so. . . .

" Hews they a teedency to demoralise the popes 1—
Csetetaly.
a Have they ea ieJudous influence on the ertstocracri thhd•
onnen, sad gams hirers I—l think they hays • very injurious
tandeecy.
DJ yen think Wit & teasel Unser ought to have the
insliciashie right el defending his crops from destructiae by
wild animate T—l do. .

.
Are Use Gems Laws • fertile mane of swine, paupertsm..
sod tbe looms* al kcal Wrath= I—llie Glovetnammt Manes
lawn that pretty clearly.
Can • nue be tried twice tor a stogie Glance against Um
Gam [win 7—Yea

" e.eak s-inth ne--trled twice for any other !mob of the law ?
—I believe not.

ponlehment away ingionrd in 04041 Law
OWN ? —TY posb la always • Ink I Wok, with the
afternative oflttaa.l sad hard labour.
What do you trader. lead by imprisonment and hard
laboar far dames avian the O. Law. I-01 cow. I am
am cites lands a prison, but I believe that hard lobo, tool
GOMIS Leo same ninthse ten hour. at Um crank beide the
=n—that is to my, gnarling away It • machloe, Ido set
mac* wiat it Is grioding, but grinding the sir I
mrllea.not the powaerratlom of game sod the Wein' of it to •
third potty, I. a cultivated country, • great evil, a bread' of
uocsilly, and • practice ooatrary to the pubtic good r

Two students of the Warminster Mon Hones km
suddenly withdrawn from the institution sad bees
received into the Homan Communion Is Loedon
Monsignor* Card.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28

DMICEIBTZR BARKERS CLUB.
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- •
MEIR FIRST MEETING of the Semlon
1 1 873, will be held at the AsTatosa ROTH., ID
Ws Town, as SATURDAY, Ike first day of
NOVEMBER nest, at ball-past five o'clock in tie
Inreolag.

Dorsbaster, Octobor 25, 1873.