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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-04

BL iNDFORD.

1? Is thudded to b;litTia-ni-es-al;;ekly entertainments
Is soaseetion with the Worklog Kett's Oktb dating the
winter as Monday evenings. A singing and mnsioal
elan Is dm to be darted.
Mttatoet. Lmorttan.—A number of glees, madrigals,
wens sung by trained velem, as Ilesdoy evening
the rid, at the Mattoon' Schoolroom. 71m °Meet of
tbe dagen was to adverted the Marais( of dupers se-
lording to the Tonle Soils system, whkh Mr. Ityisr, •
schoolmate", at Osatord Magus, odeidood in dotal
sod Meetrated by examples with four of his Andres
whom be had brought with him. HI. remarks war*
Interspersed with • number of well-known pieds, sung
by blassolf sod children oharmlogly. For instruntentel
muds we believe Ewalt'g will simpers the old Rotation,
but no one mild hare Iletrood to Mr. Ryder's lator•
sellog exposition of the 8,1.1. system without appro.
mating its merits in small muolst
A lionitiets Rolm& —The inhabitant' of thia town
have been 'hooked tr a report that some unknown
person OT persons h on Sunday night out out the
tongs, of a beantUul and well-known white pony
"Jamie," beleoglog to Mr. Owen Riehords, of Langton
Feria. We me happy to dote that many of the clefs ls
aro incorrect. It wee not the white pony refereed to,
but one used in the dairy cart, sad there Is Every rem a
to hope that title atrocious wtekedoese is not to be laid
to the door of say human bdng, but was • Inlaid sad
of attempted fek-de-m. It Is tho °Pinion of those bed
qualified to judge, that sleeping with its tongue out, as
many horses do, It bit the end of--perhaps in a and len
fright. It was is the roeado• all ht, and caught cad
shoed at 6so on Monde; morning, be smith notiolog
nothing vaulter In appearanee or behaviour. About
eight o'clock a pleas of • tongue, some two Inaba long,
was found on a plank In this field, raggedly divided,
and this led to • search for the beast formerly °waling
it. Many mouths wan riceetlonod, and missy tongues
bore witness, but none mold glee baton:lotion till this
poor pony was thought of, and Its painful state dis-
tevaed. In those days of heeled feelings Imtwson
master sad man, idle tongues were not wanting to
impala this oesurreces to revenge, but there Is no such
11l feeling betseen the employees and the (armor, as
should 'fiord the slightest retest for such an interpre-
tattoo. The poor oreature cannot pick op its pains as
of old; ill. therefore fed with spoon-detuels, and is la
a fair way of doing well.
CAUNDLE BISHOP,
FounD DIOWSID.-05 Friday morning the body of
Mr. augh Andrews, of this parish, was found by Mr.
Richard l'arsor, dairyman, in the river near dwded's
dwelling. Demaseediget up about Ave cede& and wad
oat aU. beim He hid tor amovera dap boss la •
4sepondiag NUM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-04

WkItERAlf.

jos 2.0 W. SPROUL—OD Pride--; last, Mr. W. Elpiser,
baker and coofootiorter. of Worsham wait adjudleated
a backrupt. Tits first meeting of onelitere is fired to
take place op Ile 7th November, at the itafhtrar's
*Ste. Poole. _

Tii Town Clerk of Wareham, Mr Y. Philter, las
resolved from the Local Government Board. Whitehall,
an official notice which was published oe Sunday irso,
that their inspector, Mr. John Thornhill Harrison, .111
attend at the Town 11111 on the 14th leatent, to inquire
Into the aubliel and merits of a petition which hoe teen
sent to them from certain ratepoyers of Wareham, pray-
ing that the premises oohed the West MIII (the property
of Mr. 11. G. Start, M.P., and termated by Mr. J. 11.
Bogy) be excluded from the juriedletion of the Locial
Government AM, IBM, which warn adopted In Wereham
south time No.
000171 CoOAT, Wedneeday.—The sitting held
In the trot place before Mr. F. 14aiter, r of
lb. Court, before wLom nearly 40 sodden ed cameo
some, which, alter due lonntriee to moth, it. dealt with
asteording to their respective merits.—lll, Honour,
Mr. T. 3. P. Ledroy, the judge, than proceeded to try
the few disputed sans. Mr. Atkinson, of Blandford,
appeared in • 'see which involved • Islam for wee of •
makes Wel at the hat summer Swung* mge gscsimy
seents. Judgment fey pielnalf.a, with *tete esieseed by
the Judge, at EL—The inflame' of this Court is found
saleable In this dietriet in various way..
NATIONAL SCHOOLL—The BAT. &WAN Daniell,
M.A., Diocesan Inspector, who Ail the school on
the 23rd that, and gave the children • searching
szandnatlon, has reported as (*Sows :—" The state of
religiose knowledge In this 'shod Is very ereditable to
the tearthers. Though the ohildrea have not been
scrreformid to produce' their knowledge in writing, they
answered questione readily and intelligently, and
showed math interest in their work. The school NY
emig orderly and attentive, and the children height and
Neely. altogether it was very satialsetory. The
Intsais We taught in a separate room. Thair religiooi
knowledge is quite satialsetory.'—On Sunday the
masa& sermons oa behalf of this school were watched
la St. Mary's Church. The children, aoudad by
akar. Nag • number of special hymen In • vary pleas. j
jag emeemer. This school. under the are of Mr.
gmegagg,, ohs t eonnelentioss and
assainr. is dui in mambos's, PePtderiPalm:747tl
011.1111•7.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-04

RAILWAY RETURNS.

Trail° Iccrease, Lo:Ann, Biiihtoc, and South Oat,
£1,493 ; Great Wet.t.ru of Canada, ; South
lootorti Railway, .C 1,915

• SOUTHAMPTON MAIL STEAMER DISABLED.
The South Western Itsilsray Comparq's Steamer
.Factio" whlch Ida Havre on Friday night for
Sonthstupton, rot reaahing tb.t port ha doe amine,
'testis tre‘o on Sundsy Font In search of her. Slit
hew eine* put in at Dover with disabled rueohluery, but
ell eafe.

FIRST DAY OF MI illAßLiistfi TERM.
This being the opeoing day of term, the Lord
Cbeseallor entertaiued tho jadge. and a luge number
of the bar at breakfast at Ile residence in Portland-
plum. The jaciges proceeded In state to Weetenieseer,
aid the Court. were opened with the lima formalities,
• ntuneroas assemblage witaiward the arrival or no
judges at Westmlzursr
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-04

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Somersetsbirt.

The freehold NU botW estate of (boohoo, Ivittrata
olubbithery end Tanaka, eostalalag 78la. O. 29p,
with Ow odeomion, his been soil by tuition lot
£43 600.
r. Jima LOaribgt ElieelOr of mule, of Cheltenham,
formerly A resident in TOOTH, bu Uken lb* degree of
Bachelor of Meek. having pegged the examination made
by Dr. Corte, bit PreSerick Ousley, and Dr. honk, at
Oaford.
_ . _

The Yeovil Lodie of Plemmons, propcoe to erect a
monument In the Cemetery and a tablet In Bt. John't
Charon. In memory of their lato brother and Chaplain,
tire Rey. R. J. F. moms. If *Airiest fond* are
fortheorainp, they will also place a easter al window in
Ititohnieh.

• VICIOUS BURN. —A hone beloogiog to Mr.
Walter Croman&n, of Fibebury, ran &nor • little boy
no Friday, and bit hint about it. head. Tho animal
nearly moseeded in biting off one of thn poor filloo's
corr. Tbe boy is under Om tare of Dr. Franker&
A Public Meeting at Titonton has determined to
moist the Taunton and S meraot Arein Ooriaol
Sooloty I pnrehamog Taunton Camila as a reeoptacie of
their =mum. About had the introits/10 mono, has
been promleed.
. .

The first unonntested munkiipal election took pima
at Yeovl, ou haturilay ; the four retiring members of
the Town Count:di—Mean U Athertos, N. Burt, J.
Bradford, and J. re-sleeted.
Mr. Lorna, Q C., M.P. for Latino:Moo, who Is to be
the Coomrvauve candidate for From, at the neat
electiea, addressing the members of the Frame Loyal
sad Constitutional Association, remarked upon the
assertiou which bad been recently made, that the
Cosservativm *ere without a pito?. lie said U to
destroy end despoil was &creditable policy, be r.j.deed
that the Conservatives had it not, and be would leave
the credit of the oontinn nnoe of interferon°, with every
trade and eon fi,taUen of every property and Interest la
the country with the Liberals.
Msoth —The muses was • very ancient weapon of
(Renee and defeat*, ehiefiy used In early tiaras by
(*vary It was orteeuelly a spit. d elite, hurts at the
sadils-bow, usually of metal. When thee first because
mere symbols of authority I cannot positively say, bat
it is Mese they were so from a very early period.
IIL, in 13.54, greeted to the eity 1 Loadon
the privilege of having gold or silver mama, or plated
with and welshed with the royal arms, serried
by the "tletjaulos at Maio" before the Lnrd Mayor,
Sheriffs. Aldermen, sod Corporation. It wee with his
moss that the Lord Mayor, ftir William Walworth,
(1361), is the promos of !Richard If, hearted the
rebel, Was Tiler, off his horse, width led to WaVe
death, sad the suppression of the rebellion. Most
persona will also remember the well-satheaUested
aseedete of Oliver Cromwell enteriag the boom of
Oessomma, April 2.3tki, IM3, and orderine °so el his
soldiers to "Mks *way that fool's bauble " (the owe)
—T. Bann Is Wells Josmal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-04

00R1111 OAWI'LI,

INTIBTAINXINT. —Mama Smith sad Irvine violtal
tido plies on Moeda, lad, sad goes • tory fate:resting
ostortslantont. The audience wore taken hi insidasina
Wank sa tits different enflames. Kr. Smith
leonine on the wean as they ere pnesated, sad an
order that the &Inns of s Inane nig be date away
with, lows very musing mow aro shown at latervels.
'lbs Indians seemed interontod ls the when saterten•
at. which west off very well Indeed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-04

THE FOREIGN WHEAT AND FLOUR TRADES.

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Wheat has been firm sit Antwerp; at the mime time
DO very extensive transaction' base ben reported. At
Amaterelare the wheat trade boa &en rather inactive.
Badmen in fkrar he t xhibited no mast eatenation at
Pmts. The Lifers made ef French wheat at Paris bare
not been very numerous, and prioes have been generally
rather higher. At Dsnteic supplies of disposable wheat
Imre not been erg.;l prices hays remainel without
variation to any material extcnt. At Bamberg wheat
has been very firm. The Marseilles market priernted a
little estimation • few daya since, but the, arrivals hare
ashesquently been numerous, and badness has to cson-
esqemsoe become quiet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-04

THE MARRIAGE OF THI MEE OF
EDINBURGH.

It la olally annoueeed that oe tFe oemtelos of the
marriage of his Royal flightless the Duke of Edinburgh
with her Imperial Midterm the Greed Duchess Marie
Atexandrorea of Resale, the Crown Prinoe and Priesess
of Prussia, the Priem" and Priests' of Wales, the Duke
of
Cambridge, and the Arolabiabop cf Canterbury will
wire auly next January, at St. Petcrsburgh. The
eeremony atmording to the rite cf the Church
of Legland will be performed by the Archbisher of
Canterbery in cm* of the State rooms of the Winter-
paha*, immediately after that solemnised according to
the Greek Chureh 10 00. of the chapels of the Imperial
pilaw Eloou after the ceremony the sagest pair will
rooted to Temkin Selo. where they will stay foci week
preriona to their departure for England.

DEATH OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE BOVILL
Lord Chia Justice &all Mod ou Saturday, at
Coombe, our Kingeton•cm-Thunes, where he had bees
=rig for thit last fortnight. For some time past Ws
Jastko's state of health bad gives canoe for
eirlote• anxiety. Sir Will.. Bevil' washers la 1814,
sad was called to the Bar la 1841, having previously
prastkied a• • 'social pleader. Sir William, who woe
obtained • very extensive profitless, and woe made •
Queues Cattail aide Benosher of the Middle Temple
I. 1866, was irst returnod to Pullman% to Yank.
1857, for the borough of Guildford, wide\ he sea
tinned to represent until his ekevaldoo to the Bea* la
November, 1866. Bir William, who was • magietesto
for he isounty of Surrey, was appoiated Belloitor.
General under Lord Diorby's odministratiom, la July,
1886, and upon thi retirement of Lard Mid Jamas*
Erie, In November of that year. nomad him u Lord
Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. Hs was
mad. • Privy Connellior D. 28, MIL Tho last trial
of importune. over which the late Lord Chia Justice
presided we. that of Tlobborne r. Lushlugtem, In the
Court of Common Pleas. The Observer says the
Attorney-General Is entitled to the vattuit Chief
Justiceehip as • matter of right. In the event of Sir
John Coles idge's accepting the eseant °Moe, Mr. Beery
James will succeed to the Attorney• Generalship. As
to Ur. James's possible successor, in legal circles kir.
Vernon Haroourt I. c:zeiriered likely.
Mr. Jturtioe Keeling, in tbe Court of Common Pleas,
Weetudostor, tins afternoon, referred in feeling terms
to tbo death of B.r William Bovill, Chta Just as of
du Court. The Solicitor-General expressed the *ow
carrenoe of the Bar In the es premions of regret.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-04

BRADPOLE.

A How AND • DO-o—iiLliD. TX2 RILLWAT.-11r.
H. B. Miller bas rthently lest a valuable bath under the
following strourastanal :—• train leave Bridpert
staMss st /30 p.m., asd would In due aura pas
Beedpols crowing about them mingles etterwatilt, at a
rats of about twenty miler an hoer. la a midi lied,
bordering is the runway, known.. Salukis Meadow,
wear Mlllhans Bride, a the hay goldiso bilooglog to
Mr. Miller was using, and, the meth !wassailed
the animal beseem bighead, and ran towards lb.
*leering the treatharous wire fence Is its saner. The
driver of the train sew the droner, and sounded the
break-whistle The guard also exerted blown to his
utmost to Mop the train, but to no Purr's*. Moro MN
speed Gould be materially diminished, the horse, which
had been gestsperiag about, got in front of the eagles,
was knocked down, aed in a short time Its heed was
sevand from It. body, and oanbid about twenty yard'
tram the trunk. Strange to say the trate Itself weal ea
as V nothing happened, but the attenttos of Mr.
Mills,'. amp sea was drawn to the root by the break.
whistle and • disaster being at on, oomprehreded,
thsy removed the triennia Dorae of the nefortheate
animal, leaving only a deep pool of blood bebted to mark
the soma of Ile oroarrenos. Tim hone thus samilad
was known as " Bristow " formerly, sad more meetly
on Limeriek." Its ewer, raised It at between £3O
and 800. • horse *engine to Mr. .T. Tomplenan,
kept In s field between Bridport and Bradpole, narrowly
seraped Wag killsd in the ems way Oast a month
ago. The day attar the above saddest oceernrd„ • deg
belonging I. John Webs*, who is known as "the a
nod imigzeitarad on As nag the rams spot, no
iligebt for ths borre's blood, whin the train
ram along.aa dmpatebad It at otos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-26

Till COM AND °AWLS TRADL

At the markets on Saturday the men trade was
again firm at advanolng prim, At Darebarter, farmers
bang busy in harvest operation, there were but few
tranasetioria at the Corn LaoWiese. The supply of old
wheat is exhausted. A few new simples were oo
and from 62.. to 645. (C 36 per load) per Imperial 6114)41
given for fine 631 b. and 641 h. dooriptioes. Some samples
of rubbed out new barley shown of Iln• quality, (iota,
beans, and peas unaltered in Taloa -At Yr. Luse*
fortnittly sale of stook there WM • moderato It=
beef, from 14s. GJ. to 15e. 6J, per soon, being
and a good trade done. Rather a short supply of sheep,
ewes making &id. per lb. and withers 94, A dull trade
In lamb; whtish receded in pries fully 31. per hod.
At Clionenter English wheat odd at the extreme pricers
of last week, and receipt advertised ls. to Sr. At
Beading • short supply of new wheat, and a Wish trade
at la more-62.. to 70r. Trade in old wheat quiet,
hut folly as dear-645. to 68e. A little new barley, at
435. to 475. Oata a good trade, at 26e. to 324 for beet,
225. to 28e. for setroadary. and 224 to 26.. for middling.
A small trade in new DM" at 38e. to 12e. At Taunton
the grain trade showed symptoms of improvisator; but
farmers were @gain almost entirely absent in the harvest
fields. Sample. of new threshing, of wheat wars pro-
duced to a small eaten; and were eagerly ought up at
good figures. In other descriptions that. was a woos.
nese of supply, and a correepondiag firmness is the
qaotations. At Wsi.iaeter, harvest operatiose Wog
general in the neighbourhood, the market was very
thinly attended and supplied. The few samples of
wheat that changed hand. nailed an advance of le. per
qr. Other grain unaltered. Wheat. 50s. to 634 per
per qr.; barley, 36.. to 504; oats, 225. to 304; beaus,
40s. to 484; peas, 364 to 15s; rye, 301. to 315.; vetehes,
4s. to leper bushel; Saar, 404 to 471. per sack ; bread,
Is. 24. per gallon. At Bath wheat eentanues to tam
=inily to make; no new being yet brought la, and
belni but little old left In the dietriet, The
abOodanos ou small and the demand moderate. Priors
advanced folly Is. pen qr. Wheat, 574 to 60116. per
qr.; barley, 38.. to 42e.; oats, 27.. to 31a. per qr.;
beans, 445. to 51e. At Winchester there was • smatl
supply of wheat at the Corn Exchange, which sold
rashly at 24 advance on last weak's rates. Barley
and Gate fe- the sellers. Floor 161. per task of 2801 b.

favour

A PUBLIC ANALYST FOR DORSET.
To Go Editor.

Allow me to ask through the medium of your paper.
why the Judaea of the County of Dorset hate not
before this appointed a pabilo analyst, to pursumme of
the Act 35 and 36 V,c., a. 741 It la well kaewn that
the adulteration of Lod and drink is serried on to a
great select.
A LcVill OF THI 0111117TNI LITIOLL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-26

Marino.

TEIZ CORN TRADL

Firmness le Mill the charm:Wrist.% of it. grain trade.
Althongb no further edema) has taken pleee to the
value of wheat, the hardesing tendeogy is euggeotive of
a further improvemost ; in feet, appearames through-
out are altogether in favour!of a higher range of values.
Competent authorities estimate that, exclude* of tbe
further curtailment °slog to the limited semis under
oultivation, the wheat mop will he about 90 per wet
below the average, led as our supplies of old produce.
are much reduced. It is amtintated that we shall require
an importation of about five million quarters in more
of the average reeelpt. Under tbeee eirourestaneeee
there is every prospect of a tiontinuanoe of Annum
Very little now wheat has been on am. and (Si
Talavera 20a. to 241. bas beau asked. Barley quiet,
although firm No further sheep in the video of oak,
but prices us steady. sta., fira is values's' dewed.
Beane and pass una/kr.d. Flour statly. Arrivals :
Wheat, 48$ gra ; barley, 201 qrs. Foreign: Wheat,
98 186 qn..; barley. 3 180 qrs. eau. 59,660 qui.; sob%
19,400 qrs.; flour, 1 720 woks .12 MP barrels.
On 'ihuraday, at Brbtol, so litttio English wheat wm
on offer that quotations mad be considered aomistel.
Demand for foreign was active, at en advance of Is. to
11. per qr. Indian con more sequined after, at 61. to
1.. per qr. higher. Ittiloy improved be
extent, and oak were fully 61. dearer. At tfrrneheikr,
attendance not DUCCHWOCII. Isgilib wbost slow of gals
at prices of this day mos'aight. Poo** la low wales
request, bat 3d. to 41. per Natal dearer. nom tally is.
per sack higher, bat buyers spiraled more matiously.
No ohmage In oats or Comm Raise Is. per qr. higher.
At Birmingham, English wheal in fair amply. Old,
dearer; new, unchanged. though hold la to la
higher. Barley and besne Arm ; oats and pow slower.
At liski.tone More was as exeeediagly geed sandy
of new wheat. The quality of wheat woo satrsowly
Asa The trade done wee very lies, asd horsy prior
were paid for seed wheat. Red wheat realised from
64.. to 665. per qr, while the prise fer while ranged
from 68s. to 70s. The barley cm offer Wag of good
quality fetched 465.. and the arias ter Slaw WS we.
*bout 28s.

On 1,71 Ly at Mark-lane • Arm tome eharsolerlsed
the grain trade. Sapply of Anglia whist abed.
Demand not &olive, bat extreme rate'
_paid. •
fur supply of foreign wheat on the steads. With a fair
la.:miry, an upward tendency. Supply of baslay short.
Bales progicated slowly, but at very full earratelao
Malt quiet and unaltered. Oats commanded • full
ayerage amoont of attention, and gonad own bold fort
more money. Malts Arm in value sod Isquiry. BMW
and pea@ As:Zinn& on Lana..,Mama Floor sold
at very fall •

Animas.

Ws.
s. di Ld s.d.
July 11 .. 60 117 7 111
86 10 sr
100 is 1
Aug. 50 MI 10
34 11
571 31
Avenge .. 501 SI 4 00
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-26

RESCUING TUE BODY OF FRED HUNT.
To the Editor.

You will oblige Me if.-yotT-c-art- -anyhow Insert the
aooompanying letter in your next leene, es the men
deserve the notice, which they wave. They ere hoses.,
hardy fellow', who bold their lives in their hands as it
VW&

F. FILITZL

Worth Katrarers. near Strange, Alit-tio;tli.-18731
Dear Mr.—l writ. the. fee iloire to you to my that I .ad
Mr. Squibb picked the body of Fred Bunt up. Str, I rioted my
hie to pick it up- Lb* body, I went into the ester up to my
seek, ond I should be 66d if you could hare any same put on
the paper. lam entitled to Ore pomade fur picking u tbe
body of Fred Bunt according to am bills that tree pated up.
Mr plow to have my name put on the paper for my bravery
In remuling We body.- I remain, your. obediemily.

,:'O. BIUDLL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-26

BWARAGL

AsICAL leumorroe or Are Dosser AR111.3.1111T
Vounrrama —On Meaday this imps ems buipeotod by
Colonel Thetas, the Impostor of Auxiliary Artillery
lone& The oorpe munered at half-past three &MGM
and atarehed to the battery, and °acidities that it was
raining heavily Mare was. very lair atteadanos. there
being 30 rank and lies. parade, ander the mammal
a Lents. Arbon and Thorne. Altar the laspeinion
Colonel Thring addressed the sma sad muiplireented
them on their offialeney.
Iltx lr,t meetina.l the Board sleeted tinder the
Looel Government 1868, was held on Monday. Mr.
Georlye Burt, of k Home, was aumniammaip
sleeted chairmen. Mr. Edward Harman offered his
'minnows servime as Mork to the Board pro Ma., until
a ponamen appointment was made, wish offer was
amerned with many thanks. The appoiat..nls of
inspector, eallsotor, surveyor, mid oilier were
also &messed, bet adjourned for the present. Ms.
Freeland ?diner, Ms learned Tome Clerk of Wareham,
who ',needed the merlin as the modal name of the
summoning °Mom, was unanimously requeeted to
accept Sb. nos of senator to the Booed, he advise sad
mist them wbeaever required, whieb, with due oakum,-
lodgments, be °caseated to do. The Chairman made
some observations on the ninon of the denim of the
Board, pointing out that their first oars would be to
keep down all unnemarry masons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-26

=VIEW 0 V THI CORN TRLDL

The loravy importsUon of foreign wheat, over am
hashed thoessad guidon Imolai been remind la
Leaden daring the week, stay for We tamest at least
the upward bendemsy In values, and at Mark-Lane to-
day trade Med rather Is.. soars However, as there
etW as *apart !ovary for Francs, and Frame will
be ma importer instead of an exporter duriag the
"MOO. espouses's are in favour of Grooms. Our
cA", *I,V Is se &Safest that It Is expected we shall
require in. Importation of ...e..1...111ke quarters
during the season In order to satisfy roqutressieson and
the question la from whist' ars we to °blebs W.
folowessry @applies Ramat amounts from the
'NatWest report last favourably of the result
of the harvest, but Eastern Europe must bare a
fair quantity for lb. present, whilst socoasta from the
United Mame are to the effect that there will be an
ahead/Ines to wars to meet tile weals of Earope.
Harloy lirm and quite as dear. Otto without °lmage,
but steady In value. Maim km. Beam and peas
ham hold on firmer tarsus. In four, business moderato
and prism

arm.

MARK-LANE, Tuns DAT.

The supply 0 new 'Wallah wheat, athough rather
larger than on Monday last, was still eau& Priam WU,
uneettlad. Talavera seventy two to seventy foss ;
white., duty eight to isnot, ; red, slaty three to
sixty sir. Foreign sold at full wiles. Spring dorm
without change.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tats DAY.

About four thousand beasts of whish shoat oue-half
foreign. Trade gniet, but arm Beet Boots six and
twopence to six and fourpenee. In the slupep pens
there bare been about twenty thousand bead. Market
hae been Brut, end the best downs have made six and
sixpence per 8 Its. Limbs six and eightpeoes to Neves
and eightpenoe. Urea and pigs unaltered.

STRIKE{ AT JIitSZY.
The Jeri., akipwrichte struck work this morning
for an twines of tirtanat per day, sad a reduotion of
two hours per week.

'THE TICHBOKNI TRIAL—Tan DAT.

At the opening of the Curt the Lord Chief
Justice read • letter from Lord Grenville denying the
statement of Dr. Krorsly that he Iru eduested la
France, end Imereed his Freaoh wriest there.
John Yews, bootamker, of Whltechspel, uld be used
to make Arthur 06015'11 shoes, Lad he took Mu
el , tiptoe the else defendant would r. pike.
Defendant mu °mutely not Arthur Orton.
Joseph WMiaint, of Skadwell, used to bathe elth
Arthur Orton. He sever raw say mark on his body.
He had tumbled ddesidaat, and vs. sure he vas sot
Arthur -

orton.

FINDING RITIRIVENT OF THE POST.
11.A8TYLGINERAL.
It Is stated—sod the Doily Telegraph believes with
truth—that there will be s°bangs in the Postannetor.;
Generalstdp het or. lone. Mr. Monson will, however,
eontlnue to dinkier's the duties of him Aloe for some
little time to come.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-26

TOOLS.

-
Porn Elissioza, Trier ay .—Before the Mayor (Hr.
H. Ilentiltoss,) sod Alderman F. I'. Rogers.
Then was a ssessnoos against Mr. Garr Habgood,
cornet maker, for aresiting Charles Gibbs sal rano(
his soot. The somplareat rid he was employed by
Woolfrey le pet so an ereation fee rest. De-
fendant woo oboist when he west to hie house, bet on
his return the defendant Mena him rd tanked him
down, Weiss his east, duress it to the nage of 10s.
—The defendant rid that hit -landlord seSted to him
fee his net, des on the let met. on Tuesy lent, sod
yesterday, while the defendant was from home, as
exertion was Seed sad served by the seesplainant.
Os his snivel, he fined eempleinest In the wirer
tolling rem pars why he was there and 'thirties
the paper, apse whisk the defendant told him to go
laid., sad is the essraiseat turning to do so he fell
over a ladder sad ton Ms oast. —The dersdeat culled
Hr. O. Holmes ass wirer but the nunielestes crdseed
hien to pay a floe of Ila 131. so 4 Si, damns*, sod weer
A sawyer, named Han Walt, was essusened fee
erterdpillses= Mons, os iistmeley. Is this ease,
whiele so (street, the defendant WM tined
9a 61. sod oasis.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-26

ATHELFILMPTON.

Tin Burton fkliout..—The annsal trent of this
school, celkwhieh Yr. Holmes bat now been muter for
17 years. took place it the hall on TburadaT. A
plentiful tea on the lawn, sales cf scholars present and
past, and of friends, erd friends' friends Is sueoseMon,
were followed by games and amusement', ai.d It 'levee
o'clock by the usual' itmlnation in the sehoolroom.

SVEi;BIIOT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

ISHAITIBBUBY ILLIATHON.

Mr. Bearett- -Stanford and Mr. D b liciymour ad-
dressed the eiesters front the baloney ,4 tO. Grovede
And Hotel, Shaftesbary, on Saturday gterarrm. It
bag, nuwitet day, Mime was • large endless% Mr..",
T. Foot, of Malb•sy, ass of the priosipal f.rmen la
toe district, presided. Mr. Bemett-Steeford, in speak.
I; of the Ildasatioa Act dwelt at considerable Mug%
upon the Importance of the 2510 °lease H. then
Fend oa to Ida t•zasion, oanteading that Use bard.°
was *curtly heavy epos landlords sad farmers.
Tosehing on some stdiencests Nude at previous most.
lap, he conteaded that Zogliehmen were already ta
the fall eajoyment of religious equality. Kr. Derby
Seymour, who was the seat speaker, made ramming
sommente urns the remarks of his opponent. Me
argued that the Sdueatioa AM required revision, sad
that rellgied equality could not be add to salet while
the Brutal. Mit remained copepod. Both speakers
wen patisatly beard, but when Kr. T. F. Omer,
M. p. for south Wilt., •••q•d to address the 'delft,
the "Blase became uprdride, and a general hustle
t.ok plan,. The uttered/a of the crowd were see-
thing but complimentary. bet the bon. grattemea hold
big ground, souteeding that, although he did not lire
within the borough, he had • right to lia•dr, se be
owned about three thousand sores if lead within the
electoral dietriat. L,rd B. F. Tbrad, M.P.. WOO
deeded the roastlag.
It is rid that tie malt at the arum at Dotbaal
shows three to one In farm' of Kr. Beyatoar, and Ire
to one at Storer; but la Motormilm sad Ittattombory
the parties are mare equally divided.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

INTIMIDATING WORKMEN.

A isms mambas of Devon/bins MID , who lad week
went t 3 Laneasoire, to work in mines in plasm of men
is strike, were on their arrival at &matey, told by the
Beermary of Miners Asseelatioo, that the plays would
be msde too hot for them If they attomptied to work.
He paid fares of those willing to return, and they
arrived at their homes this morning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

TEM TRIAL OF RAZUNR.

A Pule serreepoodeet, allodiag to the apprearahlag
trial of Hershel Busies, says that Um Ante Gnome*.
um, ourges him with the Melted 'Hues knows to the
military 'ode the theory el Hie preeesetiors being that
what boopened et Mete betweee the Dita el Aaiun
and the 250 ef October wee hat s proloagatios
Orsvelotte. The Ade crAnineatioe will take eighteen
holm to read. It him been suggested by ou of the
gonorals charted with the peormoution lobs,. it printed
—subjrot, of muse, to the approval of the defines—
and distributed to the members et the murk the
counsel on both side,' end the reporters who will attend
the trial This will do sway with the oraeobt2 of
ru en de: it, d suable thou who will be to
follow the pro... Mints to under Mend the eau more
thoroughly. The Duo d' tamale, bruin that Ids
lot rporteorie (he never in his Wend on • emert-mattlel)
may elf ord loopholes for an appeal to error, epee&
many huts ugh day studying the ledietout with a
prenatal who knows ell the 'lna' end "0.1.' of the
"instruction" The trial teneot push!, be got through
in lees than two months end • half. The payshologrical.
toeirlmoubil, tOOIIOIIIiCW, Neal, 1110111117, Lod
lilloel en•ecedeota of &ulna rare all to be gone Into
la • way that eaUtit mines Dr. Keauly. He wiU be
shows aaa.pausetasoldwor ; u • voloetur in the Ponies
Legion mot by Ludo Ptilippe to Spain to defend the
'guerillas sante • es the bead of an Arab Butese—a
ko.poo to exolinti ter 611•11 S.n; 1111 411 *Goer
who., the Deo de Horny singled out as the penes
meet fit to seesaw' Ilessital tit Arnaud • so the domi-
neering general at the court id ; so the
friend of the loaders of the Repeigieen oppowitioe in the
closing days of the Empire • end, taellr, m aom.
mauler of the army of Meet. Tim Homes Raviolis
seams out of the Swaim harridan{ with untarnished
hoooor. Whatever some .4th. former Illeleters of the
Loper°, may hue dee* to ebtala the aid of the
Prussians ie effecting an Imperialist netoestion, she
is admitted to have been so party to It. Begnioe, it
would appear, Inhabits Melon, sad has • taste for &shim,
end • Went foe 'etching ash in troubled waters. He
is so uneduaated end ementielly vulgar that the
wonder le &seine edmitted him to • seeped !startler.
On* curious tut I. eounectioe edit him is AU he is
estremely well known to K. Pletri. It le autleipeted
that the Banat. trial will abound In runes mid atone,
bieldents. To make proviesoo for *luring the court to
the oust of too greet souwebos supplementary dues
ere to be made is tbe new theatre. The eart of the
pr seeding. will be very heavy. The item aloes of
bootleg the court the room. of witosesee, counsel, the
geoerels who ere to Moo the trial, sod other porous
ounested with it, will, It le ardeeleted, smeeet
1,0001. e-day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

THE SHAH OF PERSIA.

During his mint vial it 80-nlogn-e—, .the Stab of
Pude orPreseed dm, 121apatly for King Victor
linnianuel and the Dalian people, ant previously to
leaving for Medial bepreeanted the ',Meet with a gold
watch, and distributed several Persian decorsUons. The
Shah of Persia arrived at the part station, Brindbi, at
10.40 on Wedasedey morning, and warn received by the
eisii and military autnormise of the town, the foreign
sonsals, and an immense tweed. The town and port
ware decorated with and his Majesty on his arrival
was rested with Wilms/ and mustard honours. The
Shah expressed to the Frilliest and Mayor of Brindisi
great astiakotion at the reseption he had exporismood
daring his journey through Italy, and his Osamu* at
having met King Victor ilinumnael, at the same time
wishing the Italian natio,' are prosperity. Hill
Majeaty embarked on board the Turkish yacht Saltaali,
and WI at 2 p.m. for Densolatittnople, assorted by the
yeah. Thalia.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

.0114W717LLT TAXING 0141111.

itierand Nr74;171;y-w—oe-etUrre•-trith haring stolen •
quality of gram, to.. property of Kr. H. W. Hawkios,
of llartlastowo.

_
Proseeutor saki en the Isl of August, between am
and sin oaloek le the ensuing, he •ste driving home
frost Dorehester, whom he wet tbe dereedent mining
out of his farm Into Falb:l(ton field. He had a
waggon load of grass, which appeared to have been jut
eat. He said to defeadant, " I have ought you
at hot ; I have hewn looking out for awns of you • load
Defendant mad im bad °sly auk the gram In
the hedge. He maid not have done this, as More was
no hedge in the Irk. He found that defendant had
out the prase from the sides of the roed, and near the
sera. He estignetsd the veins at 4e. Of fm, it might be
non or Ism

Dalmatia admitted lakiag th• grass, but mid ht
had may a small potties oa the top 4 hi waggoo, the
bottom el width was full el other Wog..
The &web said It seemed to be • prevalent idea that
permits bad • right to tat gram from the aides of the
road, bet sash was not the mew They should floe
&Acadia the salute of the (rms, sod costs, total, 13..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

WOOL

.. --
Thus has boon a fair lagairy during tho week, and
ens are tendon upwards tor omit danriptioas.
F oretg..zs bare boon taking • very large properties at
Um Colonial crossbred wools offered in ihs solos DOW in
program, and this will iist santowhas favourably for
as the Bradford. Halifax, and other bayou
used to buy Imply at these grades, whieh ore aow
grown in sufficient quintities to have some afoot
matkur, and whish they Riad to maims homegrown
wools.

BRADFORD, 11101111 DAT.—The btudneet in wool is
very slow, being entirely for oottauteptive purposes, bet
values ere well melnedned owing to Lb. Imam el
country dealers, sod some epeoial lots are seen elister.
Good hogs ire most in Iceland, there beim *O4 Rush
fell for ...thins. Is was, althoogri, not MI6 DOW
badness is doing, solemn are well wooed out coateasis
I a head, sad yaotatloss ar• kept op. The tradli shents
little change.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH'S MARRIAGE.

The Cu and all the members of the Imperial Family
of Russia will In a few weeks tumble at I/radio, to
realm the Deice of Edinburgh. His Royal Highueci
will retain to Ragland in Oetober, and will prowled to
St. Petersburg In December. His nuptial. with the
Grand Duebees Maria will be celebrated at the Raolan
capital in J 'unary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

zLacriort OF SCHOOLIMTItiIIa

ITIHE GUARDIANS of th• above UNION
1 will, et their lIKITING to be held on THURS-
DAY. the 284 h of AUGUST, premed to the RUCTION
of SCHOOLUD3TRIIBB foe the Union Workhouse.
The versos Ur be appolated mut be fully soomsbeat
to inetrust the ohildren in reeding, writing. bed
firitiowetle, and to perform the other dulling required by
the Loud Government Bard_ mid the Onardinem

Salary C2O per annual, with furalabad spirts's*
board, weakling. aud meek leaner*. if any, es say be
allowed by the Loral Gowereaseat Board, en the ream
awradatroe of the laapeseor.
Applications, la Use seadidatee brucklwritlog, Ebb
recent leatitaosia/s„ to he seat to MO 04 or beim* Mae
o'clook on Use morales of Use said 281 h of A.ugust, sad
t. •poissnui will bays I. Weed at their own soot at
the Workhouse by 11.30 o'alook la the morning of that
day.
HENRY LOCK,
Clerk to ths Guardiesu
Dcrebearer, Bth August, 187'8.

Tin BANKRUPTCY ACT, IM9.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF DORSETSHIRE,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

.111•14110110 0/10111 • DILL OF FALL

Mr. Leigh, of Beanuester, in the eaten, of as inseiveat
aimed Hamphry, applied that the grow premeds of a
hill of ..in, given by the insolvent to a leather dealer of
Bristol, nested Nicholls, should be headed over to Yr.
Boon, the trustee of the esiate.—Mr. Be of
Bristol, on behalf of lir. Nicholls, opposed.—The; bill
of gale, It will be remembered, was odjadged by His
Miaow to be fraudulent sad void ; but Mr. Backlashes
wished it to be uaterstood that there had not best the
slightest mesplaint that the property bed bees
sectifloed ; indeed, it wee miurifesily to Mr. Nieholia's
edvsotage to obtain the uttermost tarthlag.—Mr.
Leigh °binged that many of the aeries were
ezonsive, and others would have beat nonesseary
If tie if. had taken pima wader the authority of the
trustee—His Honour thought the estate should be
restored to the position it wield have bees in in the
leads of the trostee.—Kr. Beekiaghent asked for soots.
—His Bosons replied that he had takes ea tillable
view ef the matter; If be had dace otherwise, the
defendant sight have had nothing. H. thought the
Reentry should as the sash, whisk wee sgr•Q
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

THE NEW IRONCLAD "INFLEXIBLE."

A descriptiou of the latest propelled addition to the
Royal Navy Is given by the Deily Now. The In&situ
will boa sea-going turret vessel of high freeboard, with
two heavily-armoured turrets, each carrying a ample ef
the most powerful gnat that out be designed and
manufthtured. els .111 be propelled by two powerful
mews, oat coder oath counter, sash eerie b-lag driven
by two mits of engine., and will to addition be provided
with light fere arid aft riggiag, so es to be able to set
trysails if required in heavy weather, or In the impro-
bable *that of her four sets of oscines being disabled.
lo order to obtain equally geed sttaalting power right
ahead and astern .6 on the beam, the turrets are
echeloned, ant is to soy. ineheed of having their
centred in the middle Rae of the ship, mu Is pet to pert,
and the other to starboard of it. The turrets thee.-
&slue will most probably be oval hutted of eiroular,
though they will be moulted on ofrools, taus. The
object of this arrangement Is of sours* the redootioa of
weight, for, ea the guns serried by the Indthible will
he considerably longer than thou in the Devaidation, a
greater diameter of turret will seassearily be releired
to the direction of their isegth than psrpeadisalar to it.
The sew ship will be of the B.MIII length math. Fury,
vi., 34011, but her bears will be greater, and the wilt
draw 31t. leis water, or 2lft, forward sad 2311. fRa.
aft. She is Is to be • high-sided strip, bowleg a free-
board forward of 20ft., though the protected side, la
wake of the central citadel, will be eaesiderably lem
titan this. Her goal endorsees is aloe to be the mune as
the Fury's , .04 at her fall speaks! 14 Imola per hour,
she will be able to steam 3,000 beet.; while at the
more economical speed of 10 knots, de will
_probably
be able to secomplish double that Metals.. The vital
parts of the vessel are I. he pretested by very Ude&
armpit, net lees than 20In. There vital parts are son-
Uttered le be the bases of the turrets aad their
maehinery. and the various opmisgt Into the ship,
inoladlog the funnels, vetlbaUen shafts, ha ; all of
which are arranged op as to opine in the teethe of the
vessel, aud are theloesd in • epodes of citadel, ea the
top of which are the turreile„ootnetanding an ail rotted
Sr.. The ship's ecglam, bonen, and other machinery,
sre kept well below the water-Ilse where not directly
protected by ormolu. The adoption of each so 012011110411
ihi4ll DOSS of plating oecesearily restricts Its application
to • limited portion of the hull, vie the citadel, thid
oonsittaently all the other parte of the Trawl above
water Douala merely of light Ironwork, which I. liable
to ba shot away in ratios. At the same time the parts
below water ere protested by shot-proof death, extend-
log forward and aft from the petrel citadel some die
Ursa below the water line, so as to he as mash as
possible out of the reach of shot and shell.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

THI ISAGRDY AT BURBITON.

On Weamede, James Maley was brought before the
County Bead at Kingston, oharged with maidng the
death of his wife by 'Motto, her with a revolver on the
night of th• 6th Inst. lir. DougMa Straight defended
Ma primmer, who wee to • very dejected state The
whom Passim repeated his evidence given before the
Coroner on to being WWI Into the house, and Md.& in
eromezarainatiem, "When I took up the revolver,
primmer said, •Bo manful, it's loaded I Tb• Mad of
the doomed was lying mar the be tram door. fild
was fully drasmd. That part of the hod next the door
bad Mao laid upon, and Ma prisoner said that his wife
always slept en th• other side. There was no saadle 00
the stairs, but • little gas glimmer la the bed moon
The primmer was very nervous, and kept repeating UM
he would not bare had I'll. Mama for £l,OOO. Ho
bold bler •p wdle she was undreamed." Some forum.
*video's having been given, Mr. Douala' Straight made
an able Mare's on It. total Memo" of any wilful
latent. Tim shooting wan as an. of Um most culpable
isegligenem, and looking at all the aucamst.a.o6, he
asked the Smelt to send the came tor kid on lb. odor
Marge, notwithemodiug the remarkable law mandated
by tho (kroner, which would ho duly oorrooned Me-
where. After • loag dedtbardtas the Bench toultaiited
the pawpaw for trial at tie an..... on the Jorge of
manalmehMe, hat aasehosad hail la £l,OOO, and two
swedes d sash, which wan iastediatoly tactile:m-
ing, and the primmer Worship&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

BISHOP ELLICOTT ON ILLEGAL PRACIIOIIB

IN THE CHURCH.

The Bishop of Gionoreter and Bristol iuse replied be
letters aldramed to him by the Dean of Olososeter, sod
to • memorial adopted it a meeting at Otteltoohant
maim{ the oonfeseionaL In the first, the Bishop says
that recent facts have forced upon him • conviction
which he hos loos been unwilling to riotert•in—,l..,
thot there dos• east in the Church of Worland a com-
bined and organised party, the scarcely concealed object
of which is the 44 of some, at lemt, of the leeolog
principles of the Reformation, and a rotors to the
prioaples and usages either of prolteformetion timed,
it, at the very least, of that period of Lamellae which
preceded the first Prayer Rook. His lordship calls
attention to the foot thet the difloulty of obeeking this
ominter-Reformation armament is greatly increeesd by
the insidious sisters of It. development. Te• methods
oommonly adopted are (1), the undue exaltation et the
prerogatives of the Fleetly Aloe; (I), the extemion of
the system of private confession and aboolatioa—bott
of which may be carried out very ruseriefully without it
being easy for soy authoritative oognisanes to be taken
of them. In oonalwilas, the Bishop says—"My own
duty is plain—to seek, by every agendas of authority
sad moral influence, to bring about *bodiless to the
law of the land end to the final Maslow of the Court
of my Metropoliton. This I hare done, and this I mean
bed.. All I ark for in molt mos of dtmsultyl. the
support and eonfidecoe of all loyal members of the
Church of licielsod in the place In whisk I may feel It
my duty to take action." In his reply to Canon 801 l
tt ra Bishop 'Ellicoys—" I am quite ready I
se I trust
have ever been, to supreme my thorough disapprovel of
all Illegal doctriuse and pram/see. I boredom too of ten,
I do so now, end I shall be prepared to do, temperately
and firmly. whensoever mouton may be offered. or said
may require. Bct let me toll you that I fear suela
expreseion of diaaperobation dose very little good in the
mem of those against whom it may be directed.' The
Bishop does not see any cause for ultimate disquietude,
If only me course be salmly sod eensieleatly followed.
"Let us all agree (he Nays) to set aside, as for as mom,
my parsocal bias, mid follow out the plata rules of the
Prayerbook ea we have it, and I will make bold to pro-
phesy that moms and illegality will soon be reduced to
very narrow limits."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

THI CORN AND CATTLE TRADE.

On Saturday, at the proviseial markets tiers was se
edemas of la. to 3e. per gleaner on wheat. At
Dorchester there was a small supply of wheat it the
Corn &change, ample' of old bang from la. to b.
dower than last week, when the omolal &maul wt."
lid. per Imperial qr. A few seraphs of new
wheel of prima guilty were on offer, end sommanded
high prima A small 'apply of new barley ; (dogleg
qualities realised fully late rataa—At the settle musket,
fall bed wee very sem% end sold well, frost 141. to ide
per mere being realised. Heifers end salves brought
from £l2 10e. to £lB 10s. per heed, while bumpers
made from £l3 to £lB. Fat bull., from £l4 to Z 22
sea. Veal, 544., per ib. Button fully 10d.
per lb., ewes making from 425. to 72r. per
bead, and fat Down wetbers from Ms. to 644.
while fat lamb. fetebed from 25.. to 51s. • good
business eludes.. At Beth there 11114 namely soy weest
on offer. /erase Is. to 2a. per qr. dearer ; for English
veruhigh prices were uked, remitting in Buie bullion.
At Warmiaster there was an exceedin,tiy small supply
of wheat, and an equally Insure attendanoe. Wheat,
59.. to 645. per qr.; barley 36.. to 50e. ; oats, 22.. to
30.,; beaus, 40.. to 45..; peas 364. to 45.; rye, 30a. to
35..; voluble, 4s. to U. per bushel; flour, 40, to 47e.
per auk; breed, le. 2d. per gallon. At Reading at,
tanduaes rather thin, tummy blind engaged In the
harvest field. Quietness In the trade was caused by 3s.
more being 'Med for wheat. A fair supply of new
wheat in fair 000dition, wkdsh sold at 605. ta 65..; 70i.
was refused for one sample. New peas disposed of at
210 e. OSSA a fair trade, at last week's prima. Barley
quiet. At launton a ownearatlvely small Mieedsnes
of farmers at the Cora Rubs/am sod barium was
restrieted to the supply of immediate teseta Bast
qualities of wheat and Boar had an upward temiessy,
and malting barley was also Amur. Quotation for
pibm ducriptions remained misheard. Dead meet
and provision markets are rising. At Winchester small
suppyzafessrbeat, the trade ruled arm at lie
s to 2s. per
or. on ime week's rates. Barley quite re dear.
mac to buy. flour 415. per each .1280 Th

The Manchasfer Gearslien correspondent I. London
on Thursday night, "Al mere than oee of
itehtV:l76;dall *labs this evening there ars ruinous that
bactdlete dhow/linos of Pezilantest is imminent"
The Joie 801 l bears ou good Liberal authority that
there is every probeldlity of a climatal= this autumn.
The Civil Service Rains also has good move to believe
that tee report whlee has been oirealated of tho Intui-
tion of tint Govern:mutt to maks am eszly appeal to the
osentry is well founded.
Al Middlesex sontoos Wannflifironni, page to
Wes Win.., of Chandoestreet, was eltsrged with
obtaining upwards of MO under protean of plying tor
nasdisal advise from alr William Gail, Sir Jaime NM,
wail other sesiesat samosas. The jury, after bang two
beers in deliberation, wore diseberged oftheat man.
The primes' will lw apla tol.J 64 the old Dewy
lestAasa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19

surratioa FOR NORM&

At the Somerset Afigisilt. ldward Abbott, • eoatreet-
lay meson. was ladieted ter the wWrnlwarder ofbM
daughter Karla, seed three years, by mating bar throat
at &cowls aad also tot attetaptlag aelt-destreetlea
Irestediately atterwards. The dessesed was Ms
tavearlte send. The defines was that et iamalty. sod
It was proved that the malady bed edited la tie
Way, sad that tb.prtsoosr bad ease thrown himself
Into the Tbaas H, tres however. toast galley, and
srateemed Is eseth by Yr. lttelleases &spline . The
sulprit protested his lasomesse, au& alleged perjury cm
Um part at the witnesses