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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

FURTHER ARRESTS.

Mr. Thomas Doherty, secretary of the Kil6nane
Land League, Mr. Daniel Heard, assistant-secretary,
and Mr. N. A. Allan, a member, were arrested on
l'unaday morning tinder the Coercion Act by Mr.
Lloyd, ki.M., and a strong ittrty of polies and
soldiers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

DEATH OP MN GOVERIfOR OF MADRAS.

The Right Hoe. W. P, Adam, Governor of Madrdo,
after a we k'. Mugge of enteritio, died on Monday last.
Th• de .6 we iso.o( tile late Admiral Sir Merles
Adam, K.C. 8., Oovernor of Greenwich floopltal. by
Kiii,h.th daughter of Mr. Pat iok Brydone. lie WM
born in 1823, was educated at Rugby and at Trinity
ge, Cambridge, and was called to the Rae at the
most T-mple, May, 1849. He wax Chief Commis-
sioner of Works and Payum•ter-Oesersl from August,
1873, to February, 1874, and he 'gin, filled the office
upou the 1.11..ral party c ,ming into office In 1880,
re.igning upon hi. sop&ntmeot as Governor of Madras.
Mr. Adam acted for many year. as liberal Whip. He
wee 6r.t elected for Clackmennanshire end Kinross-
shire in May, 18.19. He married in 1856 Emily.
daughter of General Sir William Wyllie, K.C.B.

riu TRAFFIC IN YOUNG GIRLS IN

BELGIUM
Tile recent trials in lielguim. resulting in the con-
victions of several persons charged with dec ying girls
from England on various specious pretexts, naturally
draw attei,t•on to the legal mean-, ,f any. provided by
our law for dealing with offences of this kind in their
either stages. Karl Glanville will next week move for
S lect Committee to inquire into the state of the law
relative to the protection of young girls from artifices
to induce them to lead a corrupt life, and into the
MCUIs of amending the Rome. The philanthropic
ladies and gentlemen whr ha% e recently exerted them-
selves at disinterestedly in their behalf, would doubt-
less be glad to learn that it is a criminal °Nonce to
eniiptvour to persuads young ON to Imre England
on MN or imam,' 604•41
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

EXTRAORDINARY rRICKET.

Some eursordinary cricket wan witnemecl On elle
Bedmi aster groan', near Bower itibton, on Saturday,
in a witch between Bedminster (captainel by Dr. W.
G. Grace) and the Si. Gs .rge'e Cricket Ciuh,
Gloucemershire. The litter, solos in first, were got
rid of rather cheaply for 45 runs. rho Champion and
tr. 1.. M. Day then faced nearly every man of the St.
George's eleven in turn, and resisted all efforts to
separate them till Mr. Day had voluntarily to retire
owing to his having to go to Dublin by steamer to pl.;
with the United South elevei on Monday. No ler
than 350 runs were posted without thole!! of a wicket,
aid whim the Champion at length succumbed the total
was Me.

An amusing loci lent occurred at the inspeerlun of thi
Extnotrh district castaisarde by the Duke of Zlinborgh
on Monday. The Whom and Lidy Seymoor arrived
somewhat before tie Dune, sod. har.nd alighted, were
adraocing to the encloatsre. when a sentry interpoaed.
as.urina them that they must but pass, but hoisting out
a spit where he said **they eetild get • gx.cl view of the
Duke.- Th Du:tuus laughinety esmatued that that ass
not whit they erartien, tley wished to WM the cos-t‘oards•
min; but lief or• the sentry could neaver from his
astani.hatent at such m 1,4 we I ea-m.114' am odl xr arrived
and pa-eed the ladies the. mat the wrier.

A stail,rat discovery was made the other day by se
Ir sh lan ti•ird, whose hgure so more familiar in Parliament-
ary Ci. Ciel than among his tenantry. Having lobe at
ino tits head to visit one of his estate where the influence
of the Lind League bad made heel( felt, he cragged 'the
Channel. In the railway carioca he fell Into mai asset ion
tirth a well dressed fellow traveller, will. aided by
occasional resorts to as elegant sliver d mtg, charged at oat
ert.l with ctiampagne, and at tie other antis brandy, wais
enjoying a .1.14 exo,naive titers. Ainctog Ise topica that
cropped up was thi Land Quiet:on, and he of the silver
dash championed the far.aers, elogoently ith-nbing the
necessity of shieldoig them from the rapacity of the
.x ,et," hadieegs, iv. Before long it came out that the
gentleman wit,' was thus traveling is a brat-rhos apart-
ment, indulging in cosily cigars and chainoams., lope
other than one of the land ierner'a tenants, andsn had
paid not a farth,ng of rent for three tissra. Whether IS.
utonisbe I landlord raid or did car tun& history doeo not
ree ri.Perhaps the shock proved too much for him.—
;and.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

BEIDGWA.TEIt.

THE EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST A
MEDICAL OFFICER.

At the Bridgwater Board of Guardians' meeting on
Wednesday, in the presence of Mr. Courteney, Local
Government Board inspector, who had been especially
Invited to attend, a letter was read Irons Mr. C. Young,
medical officer and vaccination officer of the Po'den-
hill district, against whom • charge was preferred last
week of having vaccinated • child in no fewer than
twenty-tee places. In this letter Mr. Young asked
that his personal attendance (which had been
requested) might be encored, as he was in • weak state
of heath and much worried in mind. Re proceeeed
to explain, at considerable length how the
" affair," as he termed it, arose, stating that
"from some accidental muss) he could names as clearly
as was desirable when be vaccinated the child in ques.
tion, and that the places where he • i already
punctured were not visible." He added that the child
was none the worse for being vaccinated in more places
than usual, and that its arm had only the appearance
of common vaccination. with the exception that "only
ten scabs " were visible. On the suggestion of Mr.
Courtenay, the inspector. it was unanimously resolved
that the statement of facts and • copy of Mr. Young's
letter eh mild be forwarded to the Local Goeernmoat
Bo .rd The Inspector added that he should make a
report himself, with his own comments.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

GOVERNMENT REPORTS ON THE GIRLS' AND
INFANTS' GENERAL SCHOOLS.

BRIDPORT.

The many fiends of the General Schools will be
pleased to hear the highly satisfactory reports received
on %Vedneeday from the Education Department, show-
ing es they d how excellently the work is being
done. The grants which have been receivA are in
excess of any preceding year. -Girls' School, Govern-
ment Report.—" All the work is done neatly and
correctly this Year, and the results of the examination
are exceedingly satisfactory." Miss Lake's (mistress)
parchment has received tie following endorsement
from H. %I. Inspector :—" All the work is exceedingly
well done, and Miss Lake deserves great credit for
having atta nod more than ordinary good results."
Of the three pupil teachers allowed by Government,
E. Tarr has passed well, earning the highest grant aa
prize money awarded by Government, while F.
Stickland and A. Mabb have earned the second grant.
Miss Rendell, assistant teacher, has this year received
her parchment certificate. Six sdditional girls hold-
ing honour certificates have had their school fees paid
by Gov rnment for the first year—lnfants' Salon .
"It is a good Infant School taught with great kind-
nese and skill." Mrs. Scadden's parchment received
the following endorsement from H.M. Inspector.
"Mrs. Scadsien is a patient, skilful and successful
teacher, her school is in a most satisfactory .tote."i if the
three pupil teachers in this department, E. Bassett and
E Brown, have earned the highest prize money. while S.
Churchill, has earned the second. Miss Churchill,
who has completed her apprenticeship has been retained
an assistant mistress in the Infant School. The result
the pupils teachers' examination as well as the
Government Reports and Inspectors endorsement of
parchment, reflects the highest credit on the mistresses
of both departments.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

BROADMAYNX
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

On Monday a disaatrous fire broke out in this pretty
little village, resulting in the total destruction of tbr.re
houses, the property of Mr. Fut medge, of Broadmayne,
and in the occnnation of Mr. Vow., the blacksmith,
and his son. The houses were adjoining the hl mk-
smith's shop, and hid thatched roofs, and it is
supposed that a spark falling from the chimney of the
shop set the thatch on tire. On the fire being dis-
covered, P.C. Hames at once sent t Dorchester for
the borough engine, which was got ready in • very
short time. Curiously enough the engine and hose
had been inspected by the Mayor that very morning,
and found to he in a good condition. Three horses
were obtained from the King's Arms Hotel, awl the
Fire IStigailo at won proceeded to the fire, under the
I able management of Superintendent Coward and
Ferem in I lopkins. The ...tier mein hent of the Brigade
presimt wire A. &At, P.C. .T. Stockley, J.
Itiglar, end IL Nirher. On arriviog at the Wine of
the co H ier Mon the boss wa. uncoiled and the engine
got to work at ono°, pumping the water from a well
in a harton. which, fortunately, bad a good spring.
By this time the fire hail obtained • complete hold
upon the three houses, en I the surroonding property
was in great diner of being ileitrlyed, for there was
a strong souih-east wind blowiiig. direct on a row of
thatebed cotta.me, 1111.1 there is i'oubt that if it hail
not been tor the vigorous extrtiona that were made by
the lalenrers of the vilatze, who, fortunately, were
home for inner when the tire broke out, the whole
row would have been destroyed. As it was, they
plentifully threw water on the thatch, and again and
again it was saturited by means of the hose. Assistance
was also rendered by Mr. Nlutford and his men, who
had been piinting a house in the village. All the
time the Brigade wirked strenuously, and water in
abundance had been thrown on the burning houses,
and they s ion had the satisfaction of seeing the Hones
Two stark, of chimneys that were in danger
of toppling o'er wets at t Mice pulled dawn by the
direction of Suporinten.lent Coward, and in about two
hours after the arrival of tho engine the he was put
one. l'ortunstAvn the furniture wart al/ caved with
the exception if the he tate p's and heddio.,, and all
the mho') tants in the imm-ttli its neigh bou -hoed had
removed their fu•niturt to pia les of wifely. Strang.
to sir. the blacksmith's s top, whioh hit tiled roof
an I adjoined the three ho tees ahih were burnt, was
not ii.jured in any way, IT eVeryi 'ling was found in
the same conditi as when of. We hear Mr. Fur-
medge is insured in the Wee: of Bugland lusuranoe
Company.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

WARBAAIL

TUNIM.—Mr. Montague Guest, LP., has published
a pamphlet, entitled "The Tunisian question and
Biserta," which i. copiously illustrated with mape and
plates, and throws—states the nal4l--considerable
3,1104 cu the different aspects (d. the subject.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

811EBBORNE.

A PLAIN Siloam QUART Cur, subscribed for by the
officers and members of the Blackinoor Vale Troop
of Yeomanry, has been added to the wedding presents
of Ma j r Marwoed Yeatman. The cup was supplied
by Mr. Adams, of Sherborne, and bears he following
inscription :—" Presented to Major M. S. Yeatruar.,
by the officers and other members of the R.V. Tr6op
of Q.0.D.Y.C., on the occasion of his marriage, wish-
ing him eery happiness."
THE AhIICY CHRitcH.—AacENsioN DAT.—A special
service was held on Thursday evening when a new
cantata, specially written by Mr. Lyle, the onjanist,
for Ascen.ion Day, and composed for and dedicated
to the choir, and entitled "Enoch," was sting. The
work is one of considerable merit and al.ffity, and
evident care had been bestowed up tn several of the
vies and duets, the principal of these being sung by
the Rev. li. Roe, and Messrs. Hill, Sherwood, Davis,
ard stokes. It is a matter of opinion whether these
lengthened pieces of music are not better fitted for the
concert room than the church, especially where the
work is preceded by hymns, evening prayer &c., and
followed by a sermon.
THE OLD FRIENDLY SocHrrY.—A meeting of the
Old Friendly men was held on Monday night under
the President of the year, T. Ffo Ate, Esq., to elect a
secretary and review the state of the club, which has
been going to the bad for some years, although it has
a cash balance of over £3,000 in hand. The causes
are very easily traced. The club has been trying to do
impossibilities—to get advantages as great as other
clubs at about half the sunsicriptiona, and they ere now
paying £lOB in su.,eranuation 'pay alone, whilst sub-
scriptions of members total up to only £54. The
balance to the bad this year is £6B, and they were
told that about 15 years would fini them oft if they
don't alter. What is still more serious is that a lot of
economies settled after much debate 12 months ago
have been utterly neglected ever since. It was agreed
that something more wan now necestuary, and a small
committee was appointed to go into the whole ituestittn
Led rersal, some radical measures to a future meeting.
Three candidates offered themselYes for the Post of
secretary, 'the pay of which watt reduce from six
guineas to five. On the first ba lot 11 vote•l bar' Ntr.
}Miranda, seven for Mr. C. Gent, viii six for Mr. L.
Jesty. On the second ballot Mr. Imunds was
elected by 13 to Mr. Gent's six.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

to reside at Bournemouth, where he had family Hes,
and where he died on Sutday last. The Right Rev.
Bishop Ryan, conducted the funeral service, and
amongst those present to pay a last tribute of respect IRELAND.
were :—The Rev. W. Allen and Mr. Alfred Sergeant, Martin Lydon, who was shot about three week ego
who attended se a deputation from the Church .•.f at Letterfrack, has died of the wound.
England Temperance f...ietv, the Rev. Canon Eliot, several cows, the property of • farmer named
Rev. H. W. Bull, Rev. Wanklyn, Sir Robert Walsh, near eremite t, on the esrete of Lord
Lighton, Admiral Sir B. J. Sulivan, Dr. Salt, 1)r. Kenmarti, had their tails cut off on Sun ay night.
Homing, Dr. Lighton, Mr. Turner, Mr. Butler. lii. rumoured in lonian that Mr. .n, M.P., is
Mr. Dyer, Mr. Orifliths, Mr. Randall, and Mr. to be libera est from Kilinsinliam Gad on the ground
Leach, of chronic aldheeltb.
DEPARTURE OP THE KING or SWEDEN. His The I,ioh Executive has rsc =mended the GsTeett•
Majesty the King of Sweden and Norway left Bourne- meat to Geom....se the Land League organisstine, arrest
mouth by the eleven o'clock fast train for London on leading members, and prohibit public assemblages for
Thunday morning, travelling in • royal saloon six months. The Cabinet is unwilling to adopt the
cezriage. He was accompan od by Count Rosen, full pr.,g, amine, hut the suppression of the Land
Count A.ielborg, Dr. Budde, and Count Palauder. League is still under consideration.
Before leaving he °sprawled to Mr. E. Jennings,
chairman of the Board of mi,rovement Genmie-
sioners his thanks for the kind and courteous manner
in which he and the Queen had been treated by the in-
habitant. of Bournemouth. On arriving at the
Waterloo terminus His Majesty was met by Lord
Methuen, Lord.in•WaitinA to the Queen, and General
Sir Francis Seymour, Her Majesty's Master of
Cure ...reties, who by minuend of Her Majesty will
attend upon the king du ing his 'stay in London. His
Excellency Count Piper and C..unt Otto St-enbock
were abio present to receive the king, who at once
entered the Royal earns ciii waiting, and drove off to
ClAridge's Hotel, reaching there shortly after two
o'clock. The Price of Wales paid Hie Majesty a
visit wool after his arrival at the hotel. The Princess
Louise, Merceioness of Lorne, also called at Claridge's.
In the course of the afternoon the King pail ii return
visit to the Prince of Wales at Marlborough House,
and subsequently called upon the other members of
the Royal Family • and during the afternoon received
visits froin several 'foreign ministers. In the evening
he honoured the Lord President of the Council and
Lady Spencer by his presence at dinner at Spencer
House, St. James's. Ihe Queen of Swedee paid on
Sato• day, with some visitors, a second visit to
the site of the proposed M .nt Dore, toe foundation
stone of which the King laid on Wednesday and
Her Majesty will leave Bournemouth on Monday
next.

LATEST.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

roUNTY r'oURT,

MON mr.

(Before Mr. Sergen.nt

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This was rine .if the unaltost courts his Hhinotir ins
been called upon ttt se..ale over for a long t" '-
There were only ;Wit Mr plaints, half of these were
d 'mooed . 1 lw the registrar and th • "the half were
s-ttled nilt i.jr court. A few judgment summoner,
&lane cano, before the judge. —(:. W. I iallop e. (ffiarles
iteksvocel. —Plaintiff said th defendant watt a .tealer.
iiiis Honour wanted to know a dealer in what.
There were Ii • lve dealers. pig dealers, and dealers Si
all aorta of thing.. (A would-be wit retnarked sorts
item, anti double.dealers.)—Plaintirf *aid he sold cosi-
and had a bore and wagg .. n.—Nlr. Padley, sheriff ~.:
officer, said the horse and eart belotmed to the delete-
dant's brother. —There was a second summons agailv4
the defendant, takca out by Mr. Fancy for whom .Ir.
Tre van ion apacared. —ll is Honour stakni Mr.
Trevaiii.m,wh t proof he had of thedefendant'a ability
to l.—Mr. Trevattion said th-re w ti no doubt he
was driving his own horwar.d cart although perhape in
another name. Ile vow wry vroll-known to his
Hon tire preduceset.r, and no doubt before a twelve-
month Was over would be equally an to him. His ns.aic
wit,. 4 41.00ehvid word in that court. —His H0n....r :. I
hsi‘e no !articular desire ,i, make his aemmintose.
In the first crew an order was made that the dokendant
mr the tie, tkl. still due, with 12s. lid. oats, or be
tniorientesl for 12 days—lti the second Mk. Fiuic)-
eicplalne..l that it was a daint of Ci 10. for rent._
Defendant had signal an admitstion when the summon,-
was fleet taken out to lay El in 14 ilaye awl Kt ,
month after. He had done norther. He was 411
living on the premises at Wallisedown.—Mr. Trov..nion
said they were always obliged to apply For judonent
etimmonisee against the defendant; he .11.1 not believe
there had ever beta, so many insisal ei any other ..ee
man—h.. }fop, tic: Perhaps he treats it as a sort .1
luxury. What can I do with • man like this! He
!Illtilf pay it. in,two isistaluwats, or I shall talk to
inl/4144063T way. -•-----444111 Y. Beale. —Mr. Soul, the well-
known IniaCher, of High-street. Poole, sued the
defen4M., who did not appear. hut whom he describe./
iltrWred clerk in the War-Office. with a pension of
Mt
£1.50 a year, on a judgment leunzoook—Plaintid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

ElHERBOal'ille.

AertyltNte.—On Thursday one of the pedant at
Tempi., Coombe station was admitted into the
Yeattasa Hospital with • severely crushed leg and
ankle. It app-ars that he unfortunate young man
who had mit been at Temple Coombe long WWI
erolisavouring to put an ein; no in motion when his
foot slipped and the wheel went over his leg innieting
such injuries that miipotati was found necessary,
On fiunday, • little boy, son of Dr. Davies, was
running down the garden path when his foot caught in
a projecting tile and he was thrown to the ground
breaking both bones of 11U6 of his legs just above the
antis. His injuries were immediately ;attended to
by kis Latins sod Mr. W. H. WiWarns.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

fIA T.IBBURY.

ASSAULT ON LORD EDWARO THINNIL-00 Tuesday
afternoon three gentlemen, described as the Marquis
Toverudiend, Colonel Nepean, and Mr. Francis Ellis,
were charged before the magistrate at Salisbury with
assaulting on the highway Lord Edward Thynne,
formerly member for Frome. The complainant stated
that as he was driiong from Salisb ry to Laverstock,
where he resides, he met the defendants on the road.
The first named attacked him with a riding whip,
smashed his hat, and drew blood from his head. He
was struck several times Colonel Nepean held the
horse while the assault was being committed. Mr.
Ellis made oboe cations encouraging the assailant.
The defendants went if in another direction, and he
had to obtain admittance to bring them back. Reply-
ing to Marquis Townshend, Lord K Thr tine said he
knew 39, Do•er-street, London, and knew the Mar-
quis Townshend there, but could not swear that the
defendant was the same person. The defendant here
stated that Lord K Thynne went off with his wife
some year, ago, and 'hat this was the first °ppm,
tunity he had since hid d ising him a ound Mi-
tigation, acid it iiiight t. lIA,O more severe.
Colonel Nepean iitativi that he iiiteriNeieil to prevent
the siaaault and maid if he liii nnt tinny a Ady
who Was in the cirriage wool,l have linen killed. The
magistrate said he had no alternative I.ut to remand
the defenilante until Tuesday next ;bail wolibi be ac-
cepted if forthcoming. ilr. Nodder was subsequently
instructed to act on behalf of the defendants, who
were meanwhile detained in custody. WitroamPay.
Marquis Townsend, Colonel Napean, and Mr. Ellis
were released on bail at Salisbury late Tuesday night
in one surety of 1:600.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

UNFOUNDED RUMOUR.

A Liverpool telegram says a startling rumor
obtained considerable currency in Liverpool on Sansr.
day evening to the effect that one of the larris Athaffe
steamers had sunk soon after leaving Cork on her
voyage t 3 New York, and that out of some 1,500
persons on board only two had been saved. The
rumour caused considerable tloolll4oells emotion t ,e
friends of those on board the many seamen which
sail from Livsrpo Numerous inquiries were made
as to the truth or otherwise of the story. There
appears, fortunately, to be no truth in the rumour,
and how it originated is a mystery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

MASSACRE OF MISSIONARIES.

Despatchas ft ,tn Melbourne onnounco to masucre
In Hutu of missious,ies con 'aced with the London
Nlissi..nary 8 city. On thy 7th of March the mis,don.
in 4tries were &tucked by the notiver of Ken, in the
district of P. rt Morarby. Four le whet% two ~f th.ir
wive., four child-en, and two s.rvants, wore killei
Four native b-y• escsoel b swimmin.T. No provoca-
tion was given. and as the perpetrators of the previous
outrage hod &cowed punishment, the only object of
Orr warden was notoriety. Lest another attack be
horde, the tniulooaries have been removed fr.= Port
Moresby.
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THE LOSS OF THE DoTEFJI.

ARRIVAL OF THE SUICCIVORS AT LISBON.
Commander Resit, and the other survivors of the
Doterel .rr.v in the Wit, !11l Pt( 11113,T. 4 Lisbon
on To -aday night. The ship is in quarantine, sad
n ie ^Anat.ul n b,ard. Great reticence is
&ed.,. I with retard to n. All appear to
he acting mid order.. The su,vivi [1 think the
cu.. of ,he espli • on wsv the matasine, and n t a
Funks, !Awned,. They do not suipect any trtachery.
Gioia:lender Even. is said to have jumped out f the
plc h de, and cit his face with taw. The other men
inirou.l ..e. ri•oird, and were picked UP by the shore
hunts. The sup watt lying quietly at anchor, and sunk
inunteliatelv. She was netr the shore. Tbeexplonion
was ....wards the prow. It was of tremeadont fmce,
and we instsatmiteins. The purview,. say that it
certaisdp wee inslo the ship. One 14,1111111P1 said be
was blown off the deck inset sib!e, found himwslf in
the weer, we. pinks Iv., and 'a. many holies, some
badly mutilated-, fl isting about.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

ANOTHER AORARIAN MURDER.

A farmer, named Dempsey, wiw murdered na
Siind.y while on his w.,y tr chapel at tio, village of
c unty Galway. The not etouive man had
taken eon. ni from which the privious tenant had
be,u evicted, an I hal Imen frequently threatened is
consequence. He was an tevopi,r eedcr Lord
Duitaandle. Dempsey we, fired at twice from
behind a hedge. and, it fe believed, on y ~Je man
was engaged in the crime.
Two nom have been arrested in connecli,m with the
murder of Peter Dempsey, near Craughwell—namely,
the former tenant of Deuipsey's farm, and his nephew.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

A FASHIONABLE WEDDINO.

The marriage of the his. Coplestone It. G. W. Bamp-
fylde (Ist Lite Hoards), eideet son of I,,rd aud L oty
Poltimore, and grandson of R. B. Sheridan, Es., of
Frampton, with Mi.. hlergaret Ha.rie. Btamount,
daughier of Mr. Wentw,rth B. Beaumont, M.P., aid
Lady Margaret Beaumont, took place on Friday, at Si.
Georgia Church, Hanover-square. The bridesmaids were
eight in number, viz., the II Marcia Btinpfylde, sister
of the bridegroom; Ain Weylsod, Mias Brooke, Lady
Susan L Left hemline Dune on be, Midi Olivia
Baring, M.. Rachel Torsos, eni L tdy Owendolen C cd.
Toe tri.tegro sin arrived early, accompanied by the Hon.
Arthur Width (Ist Life Guards). The bride ctme to toe
church precialy at a quarter to 12 o'clock with her mother,
and on alighting at toe steps of the portico was received
by her fattier, who 000ducte I her to the rails before thee sm-
raunioo table. The Bic John Rumen, rector of Black
Torrington, Devon. read the service, the bride being given
•eay by her father. Mr. Beaumont, M.P., and Lady
Beaumont at terwards received the wedding Deny at
breakfast at their residence on The Terra; Piccadilly.
At half•paat two Mr. Bunpfylde and his beide started,
amidst • mower of ric for Bulstrode, the Duke of
Somerset's seat in Bockiogliamshire. Toe bride's promote
wins upwards of 400 in number. L rd Poltimoro gave the
bride a dreitaing•case, with massive silver-gat lilting. ;
Lady Poltiniore, three diamond stars and old Flemish lace
veil; the 13,r1 and Want as of Cork, Indian Cashmere
shawl ; Mr, and Hrs. Stirrers Ho boon, 'I am ,nd locust.
foe Hon. Mr. B todpfylde also israsivivi numerous presents,
including from Lieut..Celonol H D goy, silver box
and pair of silver candlesticks ; Mr. and Mrs. Marker, old
di irdr anutf-b ; from Ltril PALM .rag b iusehold, china
&mart sere ce ; Viacmot Enrington, pair of silver tea-
cello..; Mrs. Lath (of Lying), silver bowl ; Lady
He ithc Is Amory, silver-gilt bowl; Mrs. Cavendish-
Bandar*, caippendale glass; and Mr. and Mrs. Algernon
Sheridan, pair of silver pepper restore and mustard pot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

PIIDDLITOWN.

AN socident. which might have been more serious,
ppened at this place to • man named Marwood. on
Maiijdiy. He was at work in some woods removing
roots o trees, and in doing so found it neceesary to use
gunpowder. Wtddst so engaged the powder ignited
before be wee out of the way and his in ewes severely
scorched by fire, so much thatit wag foundoecoessry to
remove hint to the County Hospital:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

LYTO SETT MI If ITER.

PRIZE Czmz.—liir. W. kaNs-kryer,who last year
took some hundreds of pounds is prizes isith his
celebrated Devon cattle, has commenced the present
season most auspiciously, taking at the Devon County
Show, at Credition, on Wednesday, five first and one
second•dass prizes, for bolls under three years and
.d.der 12 months, heifers under three years, two
Aura, ;.2 months' old.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

IWANAGE.

COMURIMMTIVN DINNKIL --On the ccaeion of T.
Hocwra, Esq.. of the (rove, reaching hie 70th year. he
consinernora,ed the same by giving hilt workpeepli.44
dinner at the Sup Hotel. Mr. Itautun 11,N/dad a
excellent rupa-t, and a most enjoyabse evening wax

Saturday last the drum and fife band of Poole
came over by steamer to Swanage, and played up
liigh-street, then partook of refreshments at
Mil!ward's tea and coffee roams, after which they
played several mery weal pieces at
AeelDeNT. —As Mr.ll. Jutneaux, summate 4.44.c4k.
panied by his wife and sister, was. cetyptutg file"
Carle Castle, when des-ending the 411 ruler -Leeson
House, the horse began kicking', and the vehicle woe
°vertu-nod. Mr, an M% Ituneaux receiving only a
d r
slight ,akin, hut Mies Jumeattx who wee riling
leihind when picked up was found to ho inacaeibie. A
v-hid', conveyed them toSwattage, and Mr. W.
T. Bomniun, Ain., of Wareham, wee telegraphed
for, and on arrival and consultation it was found that
Mies JUMISSU X had received • severe concussion of the
brain, but we are glad to state under skilful mediae,
treatment she is torogressing favourably, and 'a•tnettgl(t
now to be out of danger.
A WORK Mel) Ft. .wite Simw (for the parish of
Swanace) will be held at Swanage about the mut .d
August, IA4I, date AO Waco to be made 'move,
when the Committee Management will, he the Hey.
R. 1), Traveciirmanl, C,. K Hdbick, N. C.
White, tall, &apt., u* p, I,r.
44meattx, and h .J. Andrus/a (hon. see.k prise* in
meaey will he awarded itx the beat specimens of
vegetable% quit*. garden flowers, and beat cottage
wdou or allotment, judging to take plane early in
July i for beat window show in any cottage, ju,egie.,
in take place early in July; for the best bunch of wila
Bower* seaweed, ferns, or
arranged by children atten grape., gath-red and
ding the pari 411 school' for
the beet needlework and drawin,, done by children
attending the pariah National 8 h.a,l ; for the best
designs in stone, sand, strew, work, or seaweed,
executed by any inhabitants of the wild'. Adcikt:tonal
minas will also be awarded to the garden; ot Noy
rztileteman exhibiting the best stand of cut wits or
of vegetables. •• - • •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

THE QUEEN'S BIRTHU.4 E

Her Majesty's birthd .7 tea; (Aka ;y celebrated
Loudon on Saturday. ii. the mu/OUR the cer,,aaen:
of "trooping the colours " wss observed in ht.. Jamee:.
park. the King of Sweden and Norway babe, preaeat.
In the evening the custom.ry banquets were gives by
the Ministers and the great officers of State, the Prince
of Wake dining with the Premier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

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bBnoit
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Y. Clark, b Fudge 0
C.rorgour, not ”ut • 8
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T. Mu*l.m, run uut 0

In the oec ,nd innings the nineteen scored 42, sad the
eleven 85, with six wickets down. The principal
icons or the ilneteen mos Allen, not out, 19; for the
eleven, Nutting, 22; Ilatuch, c Last, b Allen, 17;
Parson., ant out, 20.
WETN.)OIII P. DOliert MILITIA.—This Match Caine
off on Tue•day at the ground of the club, wben•roodly
number of ladies and gentlemen were present. By the
Ittudueri of the lb. 'land of the Militia per.
forme.' an excellent selection of music us the ground.
The kitlitm officers fielded remarkably well, especially
Mews. P.n.:fen, Harrison, and Pearce, and Captain
Drummond tia,tei in excellent style for them. Yor
11.. club, t aptaiu Keleey and Sir. Fursaby, Mr. Bird,
and BuSier, battvd very well. The Mditla gentlemen
wanted more bowli,ir to win the match; as it we.,
Weymouth made 203 in one innings, sal the Militia
116 in their fir I innings, while in the 'snood that,
wickets fell so ropidly to Colonel Boost's killing
"slow.,' that, had there limn time to oompleta their
second, iii. feared they woad have sat put together
a ocore in the two equal to that of the dub'. &St.
The Lilloving war the rove

WITMOCTIL
Mr. Formby, b Harriw.n •59
Ray R. DICK. n.. run •,ut ..• • 0
Capt. Kasey, lbw, b Drummond 19
Colontl Scott, 19w. b Jutron • 16
Mr. Asar.wi, b Druww.n4 . 0
Mr. Pip n, b Deuwmond 6
Mr. 8r1,14r, Drummond ... 3
111 r. e Pearce, b Drummond I
c Johann, b Drummond ... 6
Buda', not out
Mr. Bird, b Drumm/nut 15

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Cobtsin Newell. e Kelsey, b
b jams. ... 7 e Scott, b Bridge ... 0
L rut. b J.mro b looms 9
L cam ihrriiodso b IE-Iroy ... 10 e 800tt, b James ... 07
L..ui. P.,t.exleo. b J•wee ... 20 b Bird... ... ... 6
L out. C.A.. b Kslooy ... 8 mt out I
Oop,. D. umas au. uut out *.. 28 eL Formby, is Scott 7
Lieut. Fotberatuaboaab, b
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Limit. Williams, e& b Bird... 3
Lieut. Ha Cand b Kl.ey .. 0 b James 2
Prirati Dean, b Bird ... 3

CANtOiID v. WINBOLIII —The second match of the
season was played at Canford on the 18th inst., be-
tween the second eleven of the Canton! Manor Cricket
Club and the Wimborne School. Canford won by 34
runs. Score:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

FATAL KICKINa.

The Newcastle R.lion hare Hrrested four pit nen—
William Greeo, Will am Smith, Dixon Durham,
K.bert Noss—on the charge of the murder of Daa
kicShay, foreman in All houn's Chemical Works,
Gateshead. who died on Saturday night from injuries
alleged to have been infidel by kicking ..n the {merlons
evening. A fifth man is charged uan accemay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

FATAL FIRE

On Monday during the dinn r hour a fire broke out
on the promisee of Mr. H. White, upholsterer, In
Union.stree , where there was a quantity of dry wood,
shavings, packing materials, and other articles which
would help rapidly to increase a conflagration. The
brigade was immediately summoned, and by the time
the members had arrived at the aft e, the flam a had
secured a strong hold on the building. Water, ()I
which there is an excellent supply at Yeovil, was
forcibly sent on to the burning house, and after some-
thing like an hour's work the fire was got under. A
view of the interior was then made by Fireman
Vincent who amended the ladder, and broke a
window. On look ng into the room he was horrified
at seeing the body of a child in it, and the lifeless form
of a little boy aged about fur ear , son of Mr.
White was then ifted out of the window to a fireman
below, those who . itnessed the heartrending (scene
describing it ass mething a.ful and most touching.
'I he poor little child had been nibowli by its parents
and could net be found, hut they had not any M.& that
the little ne had wandered into the workshop. It
seems th t scat had given b rth to some kittens there,
and the youngster was lookin: at them when the fire
broke out. The sad affair caused a painful sensation
In the town, a d crow s of people congregated outside
the building until a late hour at night.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

saiurrisausr.

BniLt FOClCrY.—Eloquent appeals in aid of this
society were made in St. danie,'s Church on Sunday,
by the Itei. Martin Knapp, of Witchampton, son of
the Rector. A meeting was held in the Boys' School-
room on Toes lay evening, when stirring addresses
were delivered by the Ray. W. Party, rector „A twin
Rev..!. Vesey, rector of P.urton, and Lormerly df Canri ;
ard tba Key. Martin KrlalP. The Rector was, ye*
'egret, to iray, prevented•by severe indisposition (rem
attending the meeting, and in his absence Mr. Darby
took the chair.
Identarrrci CARK.--The case of Frank Tulk, late
of Sundbury, Middicssex, and who formerly lived at
Mot onbe, wait again before the judge of the
AlbansCounty Court, sitting in bankruptcy, on Friday.
Tulk appeared, his public examination having been
fixed for this court.—lr. Lee Roberts, barrister, said
he appeared for certain creditors; but the bankrupt
bad shown such a reasonable disposition that he
wt uld not trouble His Honour with a lengthy
examination. He should not oppose the bankrupt
passing his exanfinetiou pro forn.i.— Mr. d. T. Davies,
solicitor, Sherbert'', who represented' tht trustee of
the eAate (qr. Isaac Denman, Ye-ivil) and the
petitioning creditor (Mr. J ihn °borne, builder,
Shaftesbury), made a similar announcement with
regard to the course he intended to take in the matter,
as the bankrupt had made a full disclosure of the state
ef his affairs. Tuck was then called, and having said
Slim. tr.c.ststen.ent of accounts on the fils id the court
'was, exuipt hi some petactitani, a tri.e or, and
certain amendments having been made ill aocordance
with his directions, he pa.seed his pul lie exandnatidn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

lODIZED SASSAPARlLLA.—flarsaparilla, es newelly thkia.
1- requires se long to produce rein ta as to weary the psalm&
ComMoatl u eritN lodine accelerates Its elects in • ettrnellisil
owner, and renders lodise Sarsaparilla • p werfal alterstle•
of the secretion. Its most certein yuccas less S Woe&
PuriSer and Cooling, Cleanieng Medicine. All Mt
the skin, Red and Black Pimp is, Sealy Obis&
Mar swelling Abdomens (yeirticaluly of a screfsions dory-
W), Suppurating Wounds, and Malignant Siew-healbef SIM
are cured by it. If persevered with. In tar is Instances where
the system bad been proem id by the nvenues 4 moreerbib
and other strong medicines, the lodine, with flareaparlin le
cert.! • to eliminate the ma.' of diress.
In the Spr ng and Fall of the year there ere very few lila,
health would not be Improved by • short course of JODIVID
SARSAPARILLA. Its coal, dted use is attended with areal
Improvement to the general 11,alth. Sold I, Lassiskit
ot 12 doses. Is 6d '• TA doses, Ile Id; omit sins, ;
Chemists, vc. Prepared at Bedford Laboratery.
The name .4J. PEP PER Is on the Label.

trLSNOLINI LOTION, an external means et
Li Skin Diseases—Them troarcs y any *replicas beiluni
yield to '' Sulphohne" In a fhw days and COllllOllOOl i• lain
away, even if It seems post curs. Ordinary potpies. seshase.
blotches, !scurf, roughoses, ran eh as if b m 'Ric ; eM, iseffeuring
skin disorders, the, have plarised the rola so ter yew*,
however deeply rooted they may be, fialpbohne. will snosiono•
fully attack them. The Shot on. p•Uwt of Seipbcr " wen
adopted from Dr. Start! 'a treatment It dentreys this
animals lawhich ow w these unsiollOw. 'Mies e, plsdsl
affections, sod produces a dear, healthy, natural condition et
the chin.

--,ll;—ellective Lotion for 'hi iNde Is very dcult to „
and, althosgh Washes of many kinds are used ly 'nth
elect, it Is chiefly owing to War containing mioorn poolonn,
which do nacre harm than good, wit le all the banselito of to.
most powerful skin Decorative& will be found le " Sulpha-
line. which may be an d to the race, Arras, Neck, or sag
part of the nip with security.
Blue Bottles, containing noerly ball a pint, price Ili al.
Bold by all Chemists.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

ac?ua waig9 UTZ.

ECNERAL or THE REV. TOPlosn listw.—The
remains of the Rev. Stopford Ram were interred fn
0,0 Equrnemouth cemetery on Thursday. The
deceabd Ipelti4,man wns ono of the founders of the
Church of ftngland'TeMpeciume Society, ',ad for serge
years acted as its head secretary. Some little time
he was presented to the living of Christ Church,
but owing to ill health resigned, and came
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

Yzovt L.

_
Lon!) HawnWorm( has consented to be the president
of the Yeoyil Agricultural Society for the ensuing
rnea;to ,&:,L:rnePitrte.mdThMe pr eze&nlfirl„(the dinner
to
e bel
baa
been increased this year. Sir Stafford Northcote was
the president last )ear.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

RATTERING AT SHEFFIELD.

The Derbyshire poltce yeaterd.y made a clever
capture at Hackento..rpe, near Sheffield. A series of
diabolical trade outr.ges have beim perpetrated at
Messrs. Thomas Staiof Ath and Sons', 'ldris grinders,
works, which were partially blown up by gunpowder
in February. The lives of the partners were also
threatened in letters sigoed " Grinder Joe." Two con.
stables secreted on the premises early on Sunday
morning seized two men in ths act of laying and light.
in. a charge of gunpowder in a bottle in the
engine-house. The prisoners made a desperate resist-
ance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

CAXFORD.

Ford. b Tr tassel 7
tiositn. c Orr, tt Trott •
Howard-Vyee, b Trotosan ... 0
Johnston, e Trounno. b Hut ... 17
Giboon-Craig, run out ... ... 10
Moab), b Trott ... •
St 4
sYtllisuss, b Trottuan If
Custatd. o Hot 7
Ilesscruon, b Trott
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Wllllllll, I, Street
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

SERIoUS RIOT.

A meeting f unetopl Pyed I .b,urers Iris held on
Saturday at Harol .'• Crops, Dublin. Blsck banners
were displayed. and the soeskera declared th.d the
labott,ers could lint endure their present epnoi,s
much longer. Afterwards a serious encounter with
the police to pk place, in which several constables were
seriously hurt. Three of the rioters, named Kelly,
Mc Dine! I. and Lennon, were arrested, and in the
evening were senteoced to air months' imprisoninsne,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

t?'"4

—seed the original order was made for SI • month.
A that the defendant took not the least notice. He
therefore issued a judgment summons against him.
That aame before his Honour, and the defendant
wrote representi g that he was physicaly incapable
to appear, and that he had been expecting a doctor's
certificate to forw,rd to that effect, but he had not
received it.—His Honour : The physicd inability is,
I am afraid, chronic with him.—Plaintiff continued :
His Honour received the order, and told him if he did
not pay he would deal with him in another way.
That was on November last. After he failed to make
two of the payments ordered, he was ordered to try an
exemtion. He did so, and thou another man produced
a bill of sale for 1:4:1, which was about as much as
the furniture was worth.—His Honour : a shabby
attempt to abuse the consideration of the Court in
the first instance, and to abuse yours in the second. I
shell make an order for payment on the second of
June, and if not I shall onior imprisonment for 10
date.---!0 another case his Honour WXII pressed to
make an immediate order for imprisonment, but he
said he did not like to. Ho had his own reasons for
it, in fact a bill w ,uld shortly be brought before the
House relating to imprisonment for debt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

BL&VVY:RD.

31rSTRIII0Vo CASlL—S.sfile few day; ago AA tW.110.11 I
Were einsptying a closet vault at a plaee c.i11.1.• Kure,.
(lose" (which lies lietwe.m T:iorneconilie llottom and
Charlton& )larshall), they discovered soin.,thii,
wrapped in a cloth, which, upon examination. wa.
.deolared hy thens to he the remains .4 an ,nhni!
InfOrMatiOn IVSM at 1•11 Ce give.; tot the nearest police-
man, who, as hi duty b. I. o.u......nicatud with his
auperintendent and the coroner, W. H. Atkinson,
, who olirect,o4 hint to take possessio of the
ouspectmi parcel and its contents. and take them to
the 1111.111Seir.S house. Thls having been done, the
remains were shortly afterwsrds etamined by 1)r. K.
Af. Spooner and the coroner in perms', who disco, emit
1e: and thigh. Ad.' and other bones, hue Up.! a Yery
tine merre-thought hone, clearly showing ibeig were
the remains of whist apnearerl to be an anclesst.
✓ooster of the Cochin China. Pootra, or o her
large breed. ‘l'e are informal the coroner k lines
to put the consity to the e‘paaas of an inquest,
consequently issw chanticleer yolonged.
how he came to his filial renting place must ts.;;;in a
matter of conjecture.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

irackottxx.

RIOSIGNATION OF 7RZ VICAIL—The VV. . Trot-
man, vie,ar of Wimborne Minster, as aenr la We
resignation of the living, and will, it Is believed, leave
ftelo about September next. The rev. gentleman han,
m.dcretand, accepted a living in the neighbourhood
of Glouctateu.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

LEIGH,

INQUL4T. —On Tuesday an innaest was held at the
r,,lice-station at this parish, before Mr. Nutt, coroner,
on the body of Elizabeth M. Priddle, an ill4Jitimat4
child of Murtha Priddle. living In this place. Front
the evidence it appeared that the child had been ill
7or some clays and a p.wder had been obtained from
the hegtory Ind given to her, but on Saturday an
order for the parish doctor was obtained and was to
have been taken to him, but the rhild died in liuudeY
morning before it was done. After tho mother had
,givan her eviden.e, and els) a Mrs. Gosney. the Jury
returned a verdict of " Death from natural causes."
The foes were given, with one exception, for the
Penefit of the mother, who was feelingly cautioned by
the Quia.44 * to the way she was in the habit ef
•living. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

BRIDPORT.

PRIZE PIGEORA.—Mr. H. S. Hansford,ef Es.stiatreet,
has again been successful with hi s fine-bred birds,
having iiecured at the Devon Show first prize for
fi 'Ugh.
ISTEA Pnlitti.—This large and eltNantlY•
spixfinied picket wade the lir4 trip thu season
align; the Devonshire coist oh Thnniday last in
bautiful weather. xilmut 23 embarked from ' Brid
Lounii for Torytay or the intermediate .itatlons,
and each exctindompit thoroughly. quv. ied the
pleasureable trip. The courtesY and willthoteB, tt
oblige, on the part of Copt:sin Owens find his men,
cannot fail to enhance the enjoyment of these trips,
which we hope will be extensively made during the
lireaciit *won. Calling at Bridper n the rettian
'gurney, an 'ironing trill Was Made in the lify, when
I barge numbers availed themselves of the opportunity,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

Markets.

LONDOir CORff (oplnxt4

Wheat quiet, at about Friday's prices. Flour hi-
active ; barley steady; oats 3,j to 6d. lower on 1a.4
week.; maize and- b•ana Vieter Peat dull.
Arrivals: English—wheask, 157 q..; frour, 14,621
sacks; Foreign—wheal, 47,305; barley. MG; o .ta,
100 313; maize, 11,a),1 qr..; flour, 350 barrels, and
10,138 &bolo,.

LoNDoN CORN (CLLIS.INa).
Wheat sold freely, but at steady price.; flour tm,
altered; barley steady; oats dull; secondary and in-
ferior 3d. to 6d. lower on last week's; maize
lake rata ; bean, week; paw without change.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31

BROADWDIIIOII.

PIATFI or MAJOR MALAN. —lt I. With serum
regret that we announce the death of Major Mali..
at Stanhope Gardens, S.W.. on Tuesday, between
four and live o'clock in the afternoon. The Rev. Dr.
Malin and Mn. Maim n were ',resent with the deoeserd
wintleman, at the time of his death, having been atm.
telegraph on Monday morning. Very
many wni feel the loss of this gentleman, who was
well known for his acts of charity, benevolence and
love.