The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-19 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GkZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBEI___t-------- ____________
gni be hoped and believed they FOOLS, ----....,_
e spoke from eximeitint?•••
In titetion oonsideraLly when thee ____e____
Mr. Hanno wits proceeding in creseeeeeherie wenn. ree the motion of Bro. Fouer. " The health of the with the Keenest confidence for increased suPPer woad 'import this
• He knew it was teens new thieg -___________ -Ns
t .
11 nrot nun ' x rtsfAvi . Postoffice at quarter-past eight the same evening.
ine he when Captain Meese' suegested that there W.LI sufficient Medical Oftlau" (Dr. Nertoteand Mrs. N aeon Was weratly , Were 1 ,
On
the
followr
itfoumernitongihnehg;ohneerlfr :onset n . 'The Unidieeneeston.corna iliglehdtherronceereigetr:tirdnreoweVended i dr- eiv,;ta‘'romeumeitet hoennesmvo"i 'Anent statement in Coe 4.
ealreeleesto rne°„.llr.PeeThere
• went with M . I ainmt a easels t sat eeme taunt and deserving
Ifw help weice the °eremites° cannot knew
area' pee sit lit' a inset.el. n t,i y
• I• 11, u mere nboue it. an of thorn did
' teem, and leo WAS % ita gun tu y _
eaa di
tnik‘i'i'o e'... net • re ally ekee el. ere
stand. eJaahortissell
owe
se doing. II kn pert i ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A
prisoner was in bed when they e.rivel. He bterd Mr. II evard,c deal Sept Betty who "heed the ter, ' retiree of hje ep•cet, olthru.th Wire li il beei seeh 3 !area tweets i.s sini,r.tiltifotore.,,,,,t,:aov.e.t. itvith„..1.14c,•:... ii..,:;•,:1i,'.
au thtt inalitetr
_eerldere in tee county. Gilyit to,te
toter PUBLICAN. nN Et
DORCHESTER, TIIESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 18e0. Mr. Henson tell him he was from the e
tnibleinoggeauencre eveninegrVere disceitglie tltcte th ea rot;lisce-jataatsiottlonist ttnesdaaaay„ . :tinato,reottkolft tf,lrtnnitss eauari gto y me .ve
hnis lihse - lAinptli.S'irMe.)"llanutd:u3 iCel etlx"pum7iiira of seeoo• ye wt. 48 c owe diehtely assiet:J, ATI tyets..l:7.o_,__ft."L hhe an 1 nada tti,inc,,lexiticn! ibut
aebry
1880.
spiteful. Ile advised Lem .. 8
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1 Department Post-office. London, Ana' CI -i g venation. with Au brew. et weym mth yre a memeleraber i them heartily. both on behalf of WS Net in and himself teo reniainiler paying full c et. It will I* seen frotn this dee.hi.
soiyhwore:L-not eS'y 1 ak
of ntimeroos complaints of letters lost a Pee' ° time and all the time thee were tel_,lting Pthnne.,_ r did not . tot the very kind "Inane'. in which the/ bed chetah hie elaternent what urgent noel there is for thcreare I help. sel
P ied"vh"" and "rwtuant.. I Zyst throes Institution. eruity. a man name' j t
Do2loll3llTale. e Gown
through the Dorchetter Poseeffice, he had noni ...e_ speth • word about having three sweep in no IYASOBSSIOD. suealth. IAppIaRINL) Tu. report then quoted • nulaber et ex:raets tretn the in •
in there, an 4 lit hce
IMPORTANT Seli.-On Wednesday last the house to maim enquiries. The prisoner male no rep y. _ne They were talking about general matters, he knew the Mr. G. dues proposed " The health of the Honorary reports of the Commissienors in letesey, w
of and try and cot him
Interested in it. would rate' the this town, mad, a foulbh atte - %feu,
he previous highly satisfactory. Gratifying and encouraging lettere . ity who was verf nipt at . -
the ocoupetion of Dr. Good, in High West-street, asked him if he haul been on duty on t .. prisener Woods by repute and by sight. He wee not a Members," and I el km he nail he
he children's friends have dee '.-au teat a• . e elm le. ncm us , " three years ago, it would seem i unlade 4
alter brisk bidding, sold to the t occupier evening, and he sald he hadfrom seven to ton ena iron! man likely to have sheep tor sale. on Thursday morning Kr. fesmooar, in response, gel Ihe could assure them he ranks from t
i d b the 8 ' *lent sho• Inc that necessary (unite
t°
II re iu pemeelog teat resole, on. e
hich were her tee write t ' °ls seern"ry e t a red before long
. 7 Dig ~_ _ ta
th t'n g i th In Mr nelson informed he had tbe two prisoners in his presence when Woods always felt pr mil to belong to their society. (Applause. ) ftereientlr rect.'', If
POOt- mad, a statement sf ter being cautioned by him, which he He wu their eldest honorary m bee upeenten . _ _
_, ii.,d very ~ et plum
„toe would ha appointed, and mother, he came into a legacy of sh 4411 .0'
"1.310. Mr. T. Easier was the auctioneer. TOO VG 12 • MOTU g. •
etbsendal worm let kj•n). •ii
von Pours, Monday. -Sesseetand Mary Puke, him a letter had been ad Anna Mere C 'untie and ho SA I
PO' , . dto ss Miss (witness) now produced, scarcely tell them how deep an interest he felt in the Thanks were &worded to L y e .__ ,_md, very ,he eolith ceserman and the n"tkir since been living upon tle.
ion° - - -fr.
imbed at the soureent of •II ith• t ' end bat d 14
el 12e. ecie including costs, for assaulting Mary office at quarterpast eiglot, a Isi 80110- BAD of the yes mers Were then committ d for trid at ft wish,. (Rear hurl He trustee he should be op ir. 4 other I plies end gentlenton fer Ruppert. an 4 the conttut".• '" - wieild let to t i otetou
t of Dorset. *specie y w in the last feW tromp e 'all' lab,
I secretory m the coun y
.loite How wu charged with segaultiog M. Lege, Church•place, Holley, near _.. the met Quarter S- Sliollll.
bid at the Dorchester
many years to add his support to their society and aloes cencliele tie irreport by observing the% thee tie ere cermet y
I ich they would int fro avers, hie wife left him and went aw s:','„e,t_lns e
and he could the work of the lastitution i . newt apereetated hy therm
•th suPPO & n i
ler 17 throwing • bucket of water over bor. ampton." He asked prisoner if he knew. anystntor
15 Andrews was released on bail In hie recognisence of t2O all to me et them as their annual gathering,. (Applause.) to cony out the a•tus of Vie Liititnti,.m en.l octet, 1i 1
(A. _
see .
1 1 tbe motion. in an of Another Man. Bap ni bill assertil- ..-"oi.
r 10a and 17i. oosts. I about it and he replied he did not. Wanes . and one surety ter MI. The CUSHMAN in PrePosing " The health of the Borough benefits to es lane a Lumber ns poised°. end they Impel' ply:elan, :j. T Iv. Krupa mon • ,
Ilin Me tO e 1) oes
h I d not appear to be • "°. bne...-e
en
d then comm COG Bail wag however refused for Woods. Members," seid that now that air months ha 4 passed since to the Western Counties tn pr imote thtir eudeavours by T
U sprece. Ile expreeed hie e. en ay inaterial fotteA..,-41
egILIGIVINOS AT Hine T Mettle-90011d I prisoner he waa a police either an
vow .._
e At the County Hall D o bet r lef C tain 11 1 the Gene I E
re 1 otion. and all the hard words stio-ee
m had easisting them lergely with the no...emery funds. Tory Inters. ng , „_ ,eil they would be helping those rumettr. Saturday afternoon he Wot s7,,''Hollt..`
',giving for e
th late abundant loOleet to make • search. On • beam which ran tee _
trate.
11 and Colo 1 Hanoi . ree
L ' . ere
IP
' ini°
been h Ise d i to rests their dee th kt leer for the forward the worn. it. '
as °barged with steal- forget:en, the effects of the herd b'o es that were A • es re into p an se 14., te peel thorn in We world. but having come to the eine of his e- - " '''
ir effort* who would not loe ito
riga. rk anion. which eftervel to obtain a eituathe
as
t_ menet.
t,,euevesa
is hurch 8 d It. The room over the prisoner's bed be found • roll of . _ _ ne . , nee _ use er _
__ D ( (
c on un ay as .__ veeee of paper and lug four Pleusesnares. MO ProPerty 01 Mr. Ann ng, o gone off, and .11 the wind erg mmded. he could venturo Divine blesaing which has leen vouchsafed t 'the .it
wee
an eneneeoe h awo ea ler. Ile Neel. Nei
not very profuse, but were ' limper. On takieg it d .wn anotner
I e said to prtsoner C laminator. value Is. 81 to stand up and propose ths tout of the Borough Member, end their assured trust thet the sa.ne grillOiolls Provideces
eel iliti•Plisof.,) on his return to his 'Melees h 1 - al ne'
'xquisite taste. The services 44.peinny postage stamps fell out. d h lied James Creche!, of Cuarminsteest ded that on Wednes- Mr. Brymer. 111 h
'- ea-. -earl In the oourse of • humorous which ha, hitherto helpe4 them will pH. it into the I e sr.• every MOM •
is Srauso Rice Pr ,Powd. and the Illy. to bia wife, stating h. i • 0, eft a en, 1
"an e"P a ate to extend • cordial sympathy and liberal suppurt The Hon. end •
.1 that the Beard of Menage- is ntenta el of te-'
early celebration of the Holy - ' leers are some postage stamps,..,a „ter." lie ty rnoon prisoner walked into Mr. Dunoingei yard at and amusing opecch, the Chairman geld it was net Mr. of teeny _
k Si MID C- i PARBENDART MYNAH re 0.41 le connection with this 'rode ire . roelta
natal morning service) the " Yee they were sent to us by my wit. I
d " About two Charnel:dee went round the waggon sheds. creamed over Brynarrie fault ha wee not present that erosible. They to the wor .-( gn aeon, oa intim int el a. foleou:-
lain merit to +Pr. -eon Viet- Coward, seeing it, became elle 4 - 44'417 '
bel fill 1 Th th ked " When?" and
every gest ng e . e en se prieiner rephe . the yard by 'hi aide of the barneloor, took • bag from his would go far and wide &lore they found a batter member The medical report and Hutt of the honorm7 chee The R eht flen. the IC irll of D ,
Ch ' ri • et he T ."'"4 It 'II
t the were alga real glloth were highly gratifying and full of • rues .rh _i
nI R ere Peer-mdse. ()Quenelle. en to epo sce. A c eple of e, , e_ert bee
the " Ile then called Mr. Howson n shoulders. and begaa filling it with ealf-worteout plough than their fiend Kr. Brymer. (Applause , .. 1 01. a
well-known harvest-home mon 11110. d• t. s. ellair's" - d. r). ht. C don .Zq.Sr I. L. Dents., to the place, but, whit 4 thev were t'heea7, etre
h I the meantime hail rents downstairs. points the were lying en the greune. Prisoner hae put Mr. eingoon, then gave "The health of the Chairman." interesting T 1
neeple come," which was room, w o n b
which he Identified. in four. when grimes' called out te prisoner, and told him which was receive I with musical honours. Mr. JOHN FLOVIta, 11 P., lel mu ,h peeler' in moving Rer. E. C. Bon _ „
~.. it
,ie,. k 1 i.i. Kra.,,, zoi.. ca _
.., •"" home from a walk and reike r ', ei'' eine 1
',hole of the service was Witness showed him t e stumps,
~„
.„
ose
which . .
QM if he didn't put them beck he would come and help him. The CHAIRMAN having responded, the adoption of the report ani in doing ea de miebt. It ire. J. Draws D.N• u
• WY the I 9 ,on 0 0 s •
f ET ter ..I Gearle i i .4.. nC' Mrs. Coward seems LI h t'
n' 'Y tod 1,,,!,
Ile told prisoner they were some lID .. . _
rhaps, be contented salmon to le grounding his propoe- V. ry • R. IL Maeleberto Zee. ave le Meese h• -et
res"les
being
bY
1 r about which he nut MOD Prisoner theu took three out, put them down, and then Captain HODOss gave "The health of the Vic:•Chair. Pe . . .
ch h II I sl4 R. g.. 111% g (1.. le ter, conduct, and searched one , f k 4 I
, I, • 1;
-beet by Wegley, and been placed in the ette
been sent to went off with his bag across his shoulder. Witness man" mei tion upon n-it oolv .ho tnterestina report erld t e ire sm.
Dished', C eiteln Peacock. W. g. a .
. Rev. c. w. bin mato in which she fon',-.4 Pnehti.
airing Prisoner again said they had followed him, and told him he should take him to lier lir COOMBS brief' p secretary be I reed, bat the very intern ing adirese which KIS. J. R. . •
1 A 0 belied., leg
iv. to chanta by enq •
ld h h h I I have to make • D , r . . . . .
i re- lied' 1 bee mad iby the male C evens., L ,n 1 Devon bad C tionel J. W. 8."-1°. .w r, wakey, Em., Rev. capped and at full oock. 11' - , •
bf the chanting him. Wittlolo to- int • • ^ll', , , - enn.ng aor Mires the points. and. meeting Kr. Demure, The tessetist also included :-.. yhe mayor and Corpora. hs n .
Lb b. it t ti. I. it I full !Beano; E. F. Studd. gen.., ee ee oi rho htteeke
h, and he replied ' Don t searCn say they took prisoner sad VITO him in charge. He turned lion." proposed hy Dr. Norten and responded to bi her, explained to Vete • o toes o .e mt. iit on very r. to the officer., but al upon exemin iti : ''' e
he -high state thorough se rc
I tie 11 h th there are." Ile then the beg out hem he met her. p.m& and in (h he had 11. Durden ; e Kindred 8 aclet4e.„ proposed by Mr. neer. end had kindly needs.' ti ta, equr:s thet hel been mad., W. Walsh.
h. Co ItTEXAT and Kr. Keess-Dowe eitemeose. they die not feel ju.t,ti
~ 'el eke., .
4r, end or b . .
yr more wi, te you w ere • o
bo that was in the room, and took from some rabbit skins and the nointa. and acknowledged by He we J, W. Pike and Mr. T. in promotine the welfare of ILI i close et po or creatures .
Hoe. an 1 Rev. Pre u
d nordial vote of th inks t s the &WWI, fee steps, and went beck to the sta•i -tin t, le
being fully went to a _ x _ , _
r minced) containing two P.C. Adams seated that On Wednesday. eboot ew 0 eel, or Remelt ; "The Town and Teets of Dorchuter." propowd wbo called foe sympathy, ho 0,11 a ire from everyone. prop we • • e me ha
of the T'en•hall for the Peretwel er tall ne March again went ei , i ier thee
song to • underneath a piece_e preper ep
i I t'fi d them as by in the afternoon. prisoner wag broneht to the pols -station br Mr. Weblow. and eckne wedged by Mr. Sly ; " The an 4 he kindly alluded to the efforts made in ell. wing the use ano ea. tee
&what his landlord. W hetet 11l a h. o_ ,-"'llbt
liana to • hell-sovereigns. Mr. Henson .en 1 e Wilay qtarters in this county an I neer-Jelly meet rue
by Mr. Manias and the last witness, an i gave premier Flatters," proposed dy Mr. A. 0 Ad. and ecknowledmod by very .
.. . . . . ,
h enclosed in the letter. They then went ire The erepoiltion wa, uneninieusly rune I. Marsh turned to him and maid " 1:,,,,ti . ''''lle '
Hernby's the two e inso custody on • charge of stealing delete shares. Mr. Hex:able and Mr. Warren ; and "The Hoek" pre was it audit) ieg to have awociet el wit 1 any el /
he risoner twiell r replied- bye Le et
which was noble an 4 excellent the ileum of th. I. The lief .11.
I • ' of thanks to the noble pulled a nuor out of his ii.e•ket m, , . .a,
hymn downstiles, an.l from behind a picture t jo _ Prieoner had been convicted bolero in January previous rued by the Uhalrusen. and replied to by Mr. C. Read. It would L srd DIOS/ then yr mese a io.• -, mew .li
~ the took 27 penny postage stemps. Mr. Ilousnn identified
. for stealing turnips, and wag now senate id to ge days' During tbe evening emu c metal songs were sung and Lerd Lieut.:tone (Aim' .ives ) Ile knew
eod C ' d th derealon. He was certain be three times scrum his threat. eee._et te.
tory e
th mas the remainder of the 71 which had been imprisonment the ensues was spent in an agreeable and convid.l be said they h ...1 in this elute, he hoped, • g murruan an •
iim i the meetiog when he gale that the disarmed him, and then toek him here; "re et
A, Or
en endued in the letter. Prisoner asked tu be Allowed manner. institutOn. an 4 It • Ili one which he had exereseei the er e 10 ,
had met to ether would meet with were again runt for. On being tak ' 'enion.-.4.,
', to speak to his wife, and he then said to her " I bare taken a greet deal of interne in, and el which he hot 01.jlet for which they __ , _
pp. . es Into
devot ed alc,. d deal of time-au instit a lion w hich had every memo in the ecien,y of D meet (A. thugs/ said if he had known that was gen
ition. R to be a. .1
taken some money nod eternie." She seemed very ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. been eitabliehed and int iedsel to deal wit
' h all insane Mr. R. IL 'l'. Dunne IL Pe seconded In i PrePni uht it he would have been "on rb lord "le ore .a.7rif
much setenshed, and said " Whatever m ule you do WESTERN COUNTIES IDIOT ASYLUM. tenons of tl e p lupe clans. 8 ime might even fancy that lie Owl always hesre time eres money, and be the g
Wag probably nothing more than `i - -..5.
'?" ane he a4l I " I don't know, but it is the first __epee__
PUBLIC lIIIITINO AT THII TdMII HALL. it was • little monies don of weaker"' to stand up In that p /haps they w. re! Me more liberal with their time than on ma, ..._
le ei his burl seems to have been rath ''' ""t
with their Inner. IL 'tighter.) 8 won . et fee , i
'er I hare token." Prisoner was then taken to the meeting. as be did thole and say that they mailed them st they had b. ea
I t rel nd the peeped- wounds upon his throat were mere at,h.fi fs h
e-atation. COURT "111,0ONIAL' - .___.--- _ ids meeting of the county at large to support another teedme, not detain them. es _me y
hod intended mischief before heßewr--"*".' reli
iID to ask an
Symonds' to prisoner :Da you w y Institution whicii to • certain extent bad Vie same object Mon of hie eoble father. (Applause ai pes 1
The twenty-second anniversary of the* 0 run wag On Thursday last, tinder the preadency of the Earl in • h 'dad ( I .• I lob some re -pee Earl Devoe said on behalf of kba deputation mAI him- might has. aimed serous] lie heed , ese,
view, and elm prom or • c us. • asee te , !
1. celebrated by a public dinner at the Reel OA Inn, on i f Devon, a public meeting Wail held at the Town-hall, awned they ougtt to provide for them elves at home. self he to aukod them very cordially for the compliment Sunday he had gut a little be
ed lad and suttee tier. ahead. ..._
,-" el
er : No tdr.
He did not think that would b - very good argument to be they had just paid him. He trust every y 5 . " aluke"," &nil esemed ashamed of hi -"RI
Rsiph Gollop Said he was an assistant at Thursday eveniug last. There were aboutseventy persons Dorchester, middy for the purpose of bringing before willing to give the man present would chow their interest in the quickie). Of ireiterday (Monday) he __ , meet
en y on w o were re or u
used ev b th h th n
he list of the out brought 1,,,e_
Ice, and the prisoner had been • letter present, most of wboin were Foresters, The ex-Keyor the oounty the objects and principles of this excellent assistance which they hoped on second theuebts they allowing their names to be added to t
magistrates auk refunded. -'4"
*leg sorter for a little more than seven (Mr. Alfred Pope), took the chair, sad Mr. T. Coombs, the Institution. would be disposed to gee; beceuse the (set was the soopothere. (Applause)
1 on duty last Tuesday from 645 to mor_rhm. : _ There neve . _ _
also present, Mr. GI JG. treatment of ldiots was • very different kind of treatment The meeting then t srminatet ee------eeereeeeee...
new wair also on duty the same evening , _ _ . ... - ' ' The noble chairman was supported by Lord Dlgby, from that of ordinary insane pereons. Ile did not mean
___,
It was prisoner duty to take the 'regory. sar. nextem . ur. Norton (medical officer of the for one moment t i advocate tee much clusifiedien tees
ter-box and to face thane previous Court), ler. H. Durden, Captain J. F. Hodges. Mr. A. E. John Floyer, Erq., M.P., Colonel Deb?, M.P., H. much division of different kinds of insane tenons. He WIEYJEOUTH. LATEST.
e sorted the letters that evening. A. Cole, chief ranger, Mr. G. Noble and J. Miles N. Middleton, Req., the Hon. and Rev. Spriag-Rice, did not quite agree e ite some who advocated carrying that .
eite
ear addressed to Botley near (secretaries), Mr. H. Frost, Kr. Fades, ll.r. F. Booth, Mr. the Hon. and Rev. Preb. Courtensy, the Rev. H. principle to a est, .
great extant. In teak own asylum Sy. JOHN it AND THI SALISBURY SYNOD. -OU
d f li dth hold t St. John's
they found that the diffuse' kin so pa ents, an e weeneeelay atm.. a reterofi wen a
EARL CU W PER
eve been put into the South- Charles. lee Haymes ad
Everett, the Rev. T. W. Knipe, Captain G. Peacock, different classes, were able to thew very treat vestry, f.r the purpose of eluting lay representatives
old have been despatched at . rest kindness to Earl Cure hart written reale '
ren excellent repast was provided by Mr. Read, which F.R.S R.N the Mayor of Dorchester, (W. Darden kindness, and did show OW) 11, at the moans, synod. Ttie Rev. J. Stephenson, Ding the chemist
ed the beg,but Mr. Car ter gave the greatest satisfaction. me one another, which he thought materially assisted, sad.
t incumbe t ided d h ting l bed Mr. G. of the Her ord Quarter Sessions.
a . pees , an t e mee eec
valid it. The 103111 was decorated very nicely with mottoes and EEO, CaPtain Hndges' Mr. 11" la' Merth-Dneer ...n..
he believed, he might say promoted the improvement o e. _..
Eliot (Mayork_Colonel Stanley Soott, Captain
4-office, Southampton, banners, and prominent among theme wag the new Intoner W. Lock (eecretary and superintendent). one another-certainly they wares comfort to one another. ete -__
, mail bar from the of the Juvende Branton In connection with the Ceurt, Many and many • time he had seen grown-up elderly Neal, and Mr. B. Hopkins, J. P.
ANOTHER MURDER IN IREL
last Wednesday which is really very beautifuL There were also present :-Lady Ann Mena trances, in the kindest manner, looking after idiot chit.
MoVIMMITS TS ,TEIR CIVIL Seaefut.-Ousiowts.-Mr. in
~ tin(' nod sea.d. At the conclusion of the dinner the health of the Courtenay, Mrs. Hugh eourtenay, Colonel Steward 'lrmo, assisting the more infirm, and pro noting their ___.4.,,______
W C Hanes:oft, out-door officer, 2nd to Ist class,
" Quoin" was first proposed in loyal terees by the s comfort in mere ware He. therefore, was not one of • •
the bag himself Chat d received
man, an w mus onours.
ith icalh - - ' Rev. Canon Nash, Rev. Canon Biegham, ROT. Prebe WNW who. in retire to se eludes of lunatics, were Cardiff, Excise-Me fe W. Wright, Wareham ride, Another agrarian murder was cemmitted is re_
Th no advocatee for whet he celled overclusification. But Weymouth, to Corfe ride, Weymouth ; Mr. T. O'Shea, On Saturday. A laudierd, named Hutchison', ~.7
This wa• followed by the health of the " Prince and Mrs Knipe Dr
Dsyman, Dr. and Mrs. Aldrioige. . . •
'lllnrch•Plece. Princess of Wales and the rest of the Royal F • idiots certainly stoo 1 wren a very sce ial an 4 peculiar Golfe ride, Weymouth, to Blandford 2nd ride, Wey. near Skibbereen, In the county of G re, "nil
`rade.- which Lush (Weymouth), Colonel Oldfield, Rev. A. A. o eel,
'cited with was also drunk with musical honour,. Leoting. It was rather noted that the idiot w.s never mouth ; ?dr. E. W. Seurbea Blandford 2nd riff% while driving along the roa .. Mr. If utcheene„_ee
In proposing the latter, the CHAIRMAN in the course of Leonard. Dr. Symes (Medic:el Superintendent of the really cured. He spoke in the presence of thew who tvey.3.m.h. to wereheie vide, Weymouth t my. J. -
ta.. but the delver a the car was shot dleadee""yee
' nothing his remarke said he only wished the Prince would come Dersetshire Count Lu tio Asylum), General W
y na „„ knew more of tbla settled than he did ; hut he believed
Li I to I Ix 2drile La ter to L dlo creteasele en ProPerty aro reported. NI r --",
• nis n, emcee r n . , n :as , u w
down and look at his estates here. where he had some 'e. there were vary few instances in which • child or a grown- • r. erasfie,
ta to 5,000 acre", and he would then see what a good reception yard, Dr. Fisher, Miss Campbell, kr.. person who really came under tleteeelinical term of idiot. 2od ride, Hereford ; Mr. J. B. Col, Ludlow 2nd ride, made an Imillgllnthreirl 'Pooch n& feettßierd es et;
•
would aye him. (A lause. li h
the tohoey . DP . ) ik owev up
ld be 'd to be r steed
er, would The Noble llinausas se I be need hardly apologise foe con su . ' •
t i sanity But if they could Hereford, to Lancaster 2nd ride, Lanc alter. Pest-office.
't t like te Mayor at the time-Ite would rather his occupying the position which be then occupied as chairmen not be restored to sanity it waa surpr mg wat oeu
ie h Id be --Mr. li. Jones has been appointed clerk, Barnstaple.
0- friend Mr. Gregory had that honour. (Laughter and of that meeting, but according to all rules of etiquette in dons by exoellent mina gems nt.e nd j udicious care. Perlears ANOTHER IIiISII OUTRAGE.
applause) He was sure he would have a right hearty nich matter" it should have been occupied by tbe Mayor. they might say-Why male ply institutions of this kind- - a
reception. (Haar, hear.) He, being Chairman of the Beard, bad requested the Mayor wle mein You here donee to glee, give it in support of
Tie CHAIRMAN then proposed the health of " The to take the chair, but it wag thought proper that he (the that wh oh had been for • coesiderable period of time, BLANDFORD FARMERS' CLUB. As a land bailiff, named Saville, was returnee le
;shop and Oiergy of tbe Diocese and Ministers of all noble earn should swum. that podtion, it beirig the proved to be an institution doing • great and beneficial on eaten's? night he was attacked near -
Tee
mminations." Our good old Bishop, the Chairman ordinary annual meeting of tbesubeeribers of the Western work. There was one reason and one answer to that, and
_____vw.-__. severely beaten with some iron wes;.oe. 11. 4
was known and renamed by them all, or should be if Counties Idiot Asylum. It was thought well to hold it to his mind &conclusive wee. It wee this. Ragweed was Its
s not. (Hear, hear.) He had held many confirm- for the first time at Dorchester, in order to maks the aims already, in his opinion too lens. lie believed that for TER IHPLAL Or THE MAI? TAIL. serious condition.
re, but did not know if he had confirmed all the and objects ot the institution MOTO known than it wag the care of idiots-not for the cure, but for the improve-
,* present ) (Laughter. The clergy were their before. With these few obeervations he would proceed in dent of idiots, or in the woMs ot the resohtlon The last meeting of the season of the Bemedford
viers, advisers, and instructors teed they should the usual way by calling on the secretary te read the "ameliorating their condition." the contact of the SENDING TRuOP3 TO IRELLND.
congratulate themselves. that they lived in minuted' of the len meeting, held at Plymouth. Individual mind of tha child or young pomp with that of Farmers' Club, was held at tbe Crowe Hotel, on Saturday
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land. (Applause The minutes having been read and duly confirmed, the superintendent, or the person who had charge of evening last, when there were present-Mr. J. T. H. Central N th C
ewe says e sovern meet have hula,
elute next proposed the toast of the The Citellteeri again rose an,' said :-That formal duty then, and who had the charge of his education- Scutt (chdrir.anl, Menne G. Galpie, G. J. Fowler, W. °madame' h ad •le • ---- -.•
ion t e nea day olf [epee; te e
end Reserve Foram" The deeds of the having been performed. he should now foe • eery few tbe individual contact of his mind and influence with Tit II F k
ett, . uo n. J. Taylor, H. Senior. 0. Flower, J. regiments to Ireland, but we are ineirmel eau.
',eland Mr. Coonthesaid, were tnatten of minutes address himself to the lIIITS immediate objects of the poor patient, was mends! for successful treatment.
doings of the army and nary only re- their meeting that day. Their object le meeting there It weld not be deputed, they tooted not do it by Ford. R Lewis. C. On-ftertlett, W. Young, E. J. Burnell, troops will not be reiuforcements, but ~muipsy *
welalwaysrepeateditrelf. (Applause ) that day, by the kind permislion a the Mayor. was to deputy. They might. DO doubt, have Yell good under (7„ Pope, W. Rogers. - Tung, R. Brine, J. Forreetor, K.
diary fOrCOS they were more nearly endeavour to make known rather more generally than he men ; they did • greet deal it wet true ; but it wie the Reeder C ow 0 C Richards, Drake, and E. 0.
The mile'. of this county wen believed st present was the use, the object and mode of influence of the master mind that must he brought to ' ' ' "
'intent jll Zeeland. (Applause.) working of the 104ti4ODOD. It was established about le bear upon the poor patient, if they were to produce any Richards (hon. secenarY). TURKEY AND THE POWERS
.
ornamental force of yeemtorr, or 12 yens age for the purpme of making better provision great effect. No doubt they had seen that in the report The club passed an expremiou of sympathy with Mrs.
ewe, their thanks were eue thin had previously been the cue been made for the of the excellent gentleman, as ha had no doubt he was, the ___...._
time and money to make imp-nvement of those idiot children whose eses it was honorary chaplain of the instiudioa. Anybody who Guy. widow of the late Mr. 0. Guy, of Preston Farm, and Oct to K
'a (Hoar, hear.) He was thought was so mineable. They all knew, and knew with heard that report must be gatelike that there wag an formerly one of the stewards of the club, in her recently All the Ad 'rals of th F .
mi e leet were intoned tee
'them of the army end thaekfulness, the great improvement that had been made amount if good and important industries brought into ined ton.,
Id drink their health' during tho he I4oor 50 yearn in the mode of treating contact with the poor patisserie that must be productive of by Admiral Seymour that he ha I receive' A see
ere in coupling with lunatics. And none weld fail te bs •ware that thee the greatest good to them. Tbey might say he was rather Tho following new members of the club wore elected :- (rum Smyrna stating that the Turk. were ceicesttee
Sermon Cranford, improvement was to a very considerable degree attribute contradicting himself in speaking ea he did of its being Mewars. Charles Bagg (retreat Hinton), - Old (CS/Anton), there a large number of temps, and were wean
he volunteers. able to the exertions of the noble lord of their own county De for the institution that the head and chief of and W. Watts (Launceston). close the port by torpedoes.
who, as everyone knew, NM associate,' with every oral the seta lishment should brine to bear hie mind upon Private news from Cettinje states that the Um
loud applause. and noble work-Lerd Shafbelerr. (Applause) He wa every child ; but he did not at all qualify that statement. The CHAIRMAN stated he had made several appliestions gins, before occupying Darien,. desire a
;se to respond sorry to learn he was unavoidably prevented from being Fle considered it was valuable and desirable that Institu- to gentlemen-among others being Prof Wi h th tth will be kcl . ""il
moors r g wean a ey not :Alec e by the Aileen. eel
'let 21 year., preernt, hut •t the mine tines be expensed. as on former Von, should ba so far multiplied, that they should not have
oly to the Dec-miens-I, eh exeres el and manifsetadetoordialintered such a great number In any one institution that the head and Stephenson-to come and read them • paper. As, the Turkish troops have withdrawn aCroes threes
4 a great in the detect. which thi-y h til in view. (Hear, hear.) and chief (end, of course, hie being the head in laid was however, these had been munoceedul, and he wag not in • river'
nd very Uuder then circumstance' i hey believed the institution an acknowledgment that he was the beet Person and m' et position himself to read a ISLOW he ,in ord The rumour that Austria woilli receive a moil
• . - sr
et the was calculteed to deserve general support, and it Wail a undersood the work) should bs unable, perste from the Powers to send alone her veeels to Deep
'cell fact that mist recommen-I Reif to all those who epee his ally, to be acquainted with every child under that their meeting might not totally be • barren one, to when the surrender takes l ie without(
'he (Lord She( teshury's) ju Igmene (Hear, hear.) He (tbe hie care, an i not only aNultintad. bet to bring his PUt befere them a few questions relative to the Malt Tax, It is considered oertainp that the Turkish NW
e chernaen) had spoken of the great improvement influence and meerej•power to art upon each individuil in the hops that they would evoke • discussion and an tenter' will d D
thee lise been i Meted in the mode of treating lunaties in Person in the institution end so Promote the improvement es not amen er &okapi to Muse
Past times, and many of those who visited the asylums in and ameliorate the condition of each patient. Now that expressioe ni opinloo. The first question he would ask unconditionally. and fresh compile:46.in" are esti
he different counties woule see that Improvement carried was so far SS regarded the queetion of having a ler them oru-Will the repeal of the Kelt Tax Jo the sgri- The British Cabinet has invited the Poem lie
to operation ; eut there was one class of mesons of number of such Institutions. In regard to tbis papticu ar culturing of this emote any good ? 2 el. Is barley tend- the Porte what stage her arrangements ler Me ear
lune mind, who until the last eight or ten years ha 4 OHS be had heard the report read, but had not hid an tog cheap ror dearer in consequence ? 3rd. Will malt be of Duloigno has reached. To thi. re eal, ME
neglected, those not so datum= MI to render opportunity of looking closely into it. Ile observed one made "eel kir II" 6°ll°l44°c-h. if wear"' adeidtagea• seen that D Id h • I P' P.
he hal
my putting them in public asylum., but tbo o, thing, hewever, and that was that this In ititution must be if any, will be gained over other feeding staffs I 4th. .1‘ u gno was to aye eseo in t i
ends b 'leg imperfectly developed, were lueepable conducted with very greet cam and economy. He knew Would it be wire to agitate th equation of the oiulten- "re hiontenegrins before the cleee of the week mat
tee, of themeei yea im 4 were tare either to themes pretty well what the institutions establithed for the care of lion of bwe ? If Mr. Gladstone. object wag t a raise the be consider unreasonable, the Paean Gomm
lots or sent necessarily to the workhouse-those lunatics required by way of funds to keep them in action Prim nt baler r° benefit tie fanners, ought he net te has acoeded, and so it is believed hare tile eit
velvety designated by the name of idiots. ani in proper coneition. He found that tee total teat re stipulate that all beer shewed be brewed from melt and Powern.
e had any experience of country parish.. or this institution was about g 2,000, arid then were 75 hops only. and a heavy tonsalty Imposed ter the least On Vice Admiral Seem XII 'S 111.1111111 it las ie
ed know that the condition of the idiot in patients now being treated In tee inetitution, which in'ringement of that ? 111 se bear, and epplthiee No decided that instree of the officers et the intenota
'De wee not all one mould wish. If the would give • cost of from £9O to E 26 par head tor each doubt this girestion-(.4 tie repeal nf the Met Tcx)-wca fi tthd' 1 •
ee e tp omatic a.onts
o accredited t i Menu
'n his ceuntry parish the chances were inmate per yeue er • cost of sornetblue like 10.. a week. tended some yeus since, but he did nit think they hed
wander about the streets, that he This showed that it must be carded on with mire Meet heard much of it or late years. When the original agitation will attend at the cud on ref Dulcigno.
rt of thoughtless or unfeeling bey" care and economy, which los hoped would be a meson fi r 0 immeteal he thought the idea wae not that the duty
treete Om the other hand it be those who were kindly interested in much an object to be should be taken off malt and put upon beer, but rather to
workhouse, while his physical ready to give their money and support towards it. There cheapen Its use ler the purposes of making beer, and
to, and he would be preserved, were none of them who had too much money-at least he thereby to incrust Its consumption His impression was fitarkrts.
1 from the experience of any did not think it was a common cenoplaint-flanglateri- nat I.y 'stile it off Walt and placing It cn beer did not .---.e-
et, still he would be not the thereforee whets they did give it, they liked to know it cheapen the article, in feat he had been told by • brewer
nd such scintillations of was wen spent and wee net wasted. He was that day that it added something like ils. per quarter on METROPOLITAN CATTLE. -.Wendt
would not be developed pile sure it would not be waste lin this insititullon, melt wed le brewing'
co se they would be if There was IA Aber thing mentioned in the report-e spoke Mr. J. FORD thought it • very good measure. They had (THis Dee.)
ed be afforded hy them of patients bent taken to church, and and was said they been expecting it for some years past, and he said some
to the eatablishment wale now endeavouring, aud, inde cl, had to a certain years adn he hoped he should live to see it come to par u
on, and there was a extent, made provision for them in the insititw len itself. mai for this reasen-la his neighbourboed they could Doi There were about four thoussn 1 Ipets, iee'ilC
than once visited. Ho supposed they might take it for granted that on the grow barley quite as good as they °odd in other places, fifty foreign. Trade del at 4s. ta ..11 el. k... 1
ouch larger end whole that was the better arrangement, but there was aped when they brought samples el a middling qudity irate thirteen thousand sheep. 'frade Het, •„,..,... I . 6.1.
'enother which something very pleu ant and very. gratifying in the fact te
as . merlin the fulmars gad "Oe, it isn't good enoughk" Calves, 55. to 6a ; pigs, 4e. (11. tqouse. 61. per Sal 1
voirwickshire, that poor children and poor afflicted perems of such a they were obliged to make um of it for feeding stu . De oed
'ect was the description could go to their perish church. but he Hs thought, therefore, with tee tax taken off they would ptf there were about 2,400 ben its end 7,101sel)
iefiectne, supposed three were ohjections to that. There woe the have • better opportunity of sellin; It. If DOts. fur VW,
'cast on objection to the rest of the congregetion, who would be enthen in ire, money they would not be obliged to carry It
rn had subjected to some unpleasantness and where they were not "or" "net as they had home foe mode Years Put. LONDON CORN (OPENING.)
.3 at accustomed to see them, they might dieturb the oon. Whether they wen going to benefit from it to any great ---0,..._.
bile gregatione Atte besides it was mentioned in the rep ort ext int or not, they must wait and see; but one think he Wheat firm, still te ct
n mg upwards. Finer stele
syr with regard to tee exposure to the weather, and it was was curtain of. they weld feed sheet) and beets very much barley quite dear • q i ' hel lln la
o necersary that these po w Gusts of poems should be well better with melt than barley. (Hear.) Malt mixed In e SS
' SS"
'n eter
; n""
* -
sheltered from the wet and inclement weather, eo he small quantity with tbe ether food was about the best money , and peas very anew. Arnrak
supposed it was practically impossible for them to attend thing that could be given. He used • good deal of chaff Ruction wheat, 6,700 qrs. ;fl eue, 20,364 ; Immo whol
%Car own parish church, but it had seemed to him such • himaelf, and found that malt mixed with it gush • relish 41007 qrs. ; bar1e4,754 qrs. ; oats, 72 ell Ore 'tie
•-y pleasant thought. He did not think there were any and now that they could have their barley made into malt 2'832 barrels ;11sassf sacks'
e points to which he might invite their stead= ; but free of duty, it mould not bnt have • nee beneficial effect
.eht point out that, as one of those responsible for the uPna tile "stint._ or stftel. RA tl the effect it would have
extent of the Pauper Lueaticksylum in this county. eenteer_eo• owe. • ,was not rine 10 give an opines ;he LONDON CORN MARKET (c1,031N%
einsultei with their exoellent superintendent and i'er'et • veer moo beer COqld be made out of hops and Wheat closed firmly st fully late rites. 11.
Od to the committee of tbe Stumm Idiot elege-,,,_ strong ; barley quite as dear • oats quiet at lon'
receive three of their idiot girls from Claire `-°""ellert ' 11° res
.. • r wish a law pseud doing away PriOes • maize, verY firm and improving: boa' a
Nos were received on the most liberal threes- triee-th Ina nee of sin thing Wm,
eiral than he could have expected. They mr. neap: I weeld have it brewed of hone and water Peas steady, without change.
ins um; and from their peettimt gem ells very goal thing it would he for us. He continued,
epee any great impraemnent cosde he he bought the repeal would hi likely to incesses th
mid not expect in all cams, or even ht WOO of the mlddliag sorts of barley such ari they • SOUTHAMPTON CORH, Parosy.-Small NO'
erten. much impeovemiet, hut fa si,tput titre. They could not grow suoh barley se itlaese English wise"' whirl aillin "air ht° 2' fer 41. ill
' carefully looked after and ware nig in w Utah" fer inelener He
• vuuof ten heard of
It money. Foreign, quite trade an Is to 24 porer. ke
el
listen/01e Improved certainly. lee People who bought • lot of their barley he Fra tem Grinding barley, dandy trade, at is per qr. admire
r little change of sheared ehange they said tholes was not good enough teal uni lest week. Main, es to Is dearer. Oats. la ihel
nett improvemeat as they heti hoped that would not be tee case. With :al: (now... kr. Flour. fair sale, at is to its per sack advance New Ihel
vs. itua at., all. " bad cattle he believed they would no Mager haler
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i.
~.._ired £lO 10e to .Cll 10s; new white, .Cll to C1201:4
• could do in this class of threw wardiments that were 20 mock pushed into - ."." ; oatse-tle te 18e; melting hegiey' 3in
t°
I°4'
wt
and that improvement market. (Hear. beset the ditto, re to 30a ; beans, 45s to 30" ; peas, 37s to Us:-
carried to • considerable Mr. Fowiaa was not in favour of the of Hu Me Vs to 31ser ip., ; flour, Ter to 37s per sack.
lure of the chaplain's Tax. Re never had hem and nem be. Er- --t SOUTHAMPTON GIAITLE. PaIDAT. -There 0
•
euentee with boom not sae how on mat. it ~-,,,e1d benefit the fee neeeeeemeld small suppyluf stock at our market to-day, and indtke
her thing' the meet rite barleys might be • little de arse but, eta tiller' -heed-. quell°, was again very quiet et the bilge'
~, mina- was mem he bellowed the best would be cheaper, and with regard .da wetted', en el to es fel per stone; and bee
" ghat rompum to Malt for freiing they were ales to make it before. onl tts:d to 151 per stone The following were 401,
submitting fo, it was stiernlated it wits not to be teke y %le ; calves,l3; sheep, lee ; pip, lee ; and bane'
n away, unless
%Woo he said mixed in the Praeetthe of aa eittise ofiliAier. A grweg due BATH CORN. ilertrapee•-At this market terhei
i mama, and Of malt. we ales believed. weed le en by weight temt quality of the wheat had much improve', and °beim°
‘elplees and
afereljerlY nee only SOW ht measure. Now It newt be sold advance of Is. to 24. per quarter on previous tea
es would t stubs. to On hash,. tie had fed with malt for the beat Mailing briar met a fair sale at extreme ram de
titution, tittles weeks. and e outh see an improvemewi it hie beast heanieSe ranger.-- in Aood d.m-d-
-, „„,„ °W.I. ...„1 .. ,to he limb. pa bad ___,__...ArA le ee eR CO N SATURDAY -English el.
feel:gi. Melt foe othe.-Ttel7oul net bet see they did quertres*a 11. tas in geed guhtr.ly..&nd the beet aamPleis fenEenthe ee.
lie. Of the two it wee dumper in pesos, he thoughk At the •••• Per qr. V--• • onnin in Consumptive ree-stal
ee same time he did not think Mr. Gladstone would do the Is. pee qr. maim Grinding barley and maise ta ag/f
e community any good at an_ yews ago no doubt the Oats maintained previous values.
farmers were clamouring for it. but their numbers had 11040 HESTER CORN, SALTURDAr.-012 soreer.t 0
been getting lees and lets, until Ise believed sow that hale Heathen operations the attendee°. was small "easel
/ than were against it. And it was a question to hen was dull for all kinds' Ifailish wheat' ' ' Wl°
5, e „ere
ether the f ,
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cbearai_... ...,, log, made Is less money prices V . to di S
ett:nunn 1;4=1 sWia"rernall'exe. = t-hz-coni p.,; inferior "melee £1 to Xels • Linde. ' " 110
harts; .ii crown. '
Pea 11r. Gladstone tesh-c-off Malt Tax in" want., hl‘.,Pni rea wet aguireony bee emir
t a Id. en the income Tax-he favoured a few wan ar - 'us m'lneyt:taingt c ate were mirth el Y
who had elamoured for the repeal of the mat ir.. Irish sorts warn fin -,mA "h. werk'srs°
'feuded the whole community by chargi Id. nennareeeemarosereee,• eteefell...Prioes....... 7- -- -
tta , our easier
ir incomes. (Hear, hear.) To take it off malt ~,,'-'-',„„,1,,,,T4e.,&14 'JAL-rule. 84 .' . PPII I
TURDAT. -}Air ta
beer was not the least good; it wouldn't """ --ea tieo7 beef treelfsed lts per wore: lee°
et at la fel les to Ale _ 60
; cows and ask, s rl to Vina: a
e the general subject was'. entirely in 4,_10.11f1s til LA Metton, &Ito 1041 . lb ; eon eve
.. Mr. Ford had said. First of all lite fP gm ; I.3nwn owes. bis i horn thPer. Bs t o tOL ll°
'would do them good, for it woeld reeks MOD DO Cahn on off_ .er w°
e"
es d mon value ; but he did not think .4.4.... - - ------- -o'er"'
nod prime for their ilratute sorts,
erstute-izao other would do BIRTH& ' C.
ato tee motion, ha did Clcinhec 6. fa Oltilteark Rectory the wife of the ii• '
„Irma the Jest m bey*
at 11. A. Tower, of • daughter. ' • /
had been malting to am wb" October 7, at Wineborne Minder, the wife of l'•
imin malting no early this Abram. of a daughter.
~,,_ di •
et rei limg. The Detwev. October 10, at Galion. the wife of Hurl Wine' ' I
"Is' friends, but he could MARRIAGES.
'y had not been II
,ioe boo__ m_. ~ItiFp Oatober 4, at St. Paul's Church. Wolverbannewie
the Row. Wyndh weal Iv go ''.o
era hed`Zeranstt roan- Jam parbriaki ant A. Shakespeare ass
weed ee
'elan and he had the late T re.
nicer' Cbarles C°ltasn' tiO
Nat he had taken Doreetsbi horn"
°ninth'
of
WimbereedtWile
ith the
other. ....... re. to Harriet Soothed, third dautbler
'eh Tax mintage Sunhat, ot Bath
was Oetober let St. j ' 'eh d by *l4
the pries of W. u. w, MSS oreh, Croy 011, emut
toe of beer y ....___,_ ...tl neetl2o. W. Collier, eldest son of iew-ge,
nest%
uty aid .....:Zdamitht. .o.oofriAnerley, to PhiliP,,finlse.
%mud October 7, at laebe • Fischer. Ewe. ol iewrieeell
tett al
17 by the Riebt /the e„.,
result Hereford, assisted by eh . WAWA •""
d So
OfZ Zroshtin Gerald Mt geed e kittest. Y.
iota* ma - liner
1 ,e_Koreelelle *Tem floury dwne vieuilveaci 01 lii6t/' i
"Di nouns. WOMeralls, to Ale Ranot.o. ttiird iiO4-11
t%e lat. Inhn *walk of the Upper Hall. Leiberr' ar #
Ootoleer 7. at Northwood Church, Isle of Witt,-,0
ley. & Seaman. William Samuel ridged, to •-cceo
In=ffnuffliter of Mr. Thomas DASW, of Ws/ w 4.
7, at flt. Peter's Church, Southamseee ear
W. 11. Harrison, resisted by the 113 Y. F. 11- reere
Os_ eulte Sheldon. eelest son of the late teem
'nen. RA. a willtield. East Coe's. 11‘,1
"I dau ter of the late Celeb IL O•Wi
War Southampton.
DEATHS.
de 010
t 17, Royseterrace, Weelnee-
teed eight months.
_e eerie
'he Bsken' Arm.. Lftche",,,afi•
wife of Mr. W. Herne", ..'"-
`-hed. mma O.
f countermen. Annle - if, -
"toe a 3. W. ?OW&
, if
. Attellilts tril'''• - tie
'ekes, sited te.
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‘arTilli, the balm' •
V
IA ington,
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dialir.
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