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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12

AN iiTRAufibI.VARY c.iNggp.

At the Nikkikeel( Heesiow., on Monday, Thomas
Soak only 40 years .11nre, pleaded guilty to stealing
a VANS, and a quantity of wuaring value, go,
(ho oud. of Henry Cachard. Won Cr liumphrays,
if peetuovilie, proved an extraordinary catalogue of
crimes and sameness against tin,. Ile had passed
nearly a quarter of a century in gaol. Amongst the
sentences he had nwlergotte were Series of eight years
penal servitude, seven years' penal eervitiele, and ls
ealandar months with hard labour, ke. The prisoner
said he had client so many years in prison that his
constitution mui quite broken up. Ile therefore
begged fir mercy. The Assistant Judge payed A
wntenen of six yeare penal servitude, end three years'
pollee supervision.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12

TIIPT OF It 1111.F.T 311%f..

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Eliza M.. lam, a mum I w.anan. was charged with
stealinan Ihi. Ibarky Sr ti, th, property oi Hr. W.
!linnet, if I rli,oti in, in whose e mph oy her litasiand was.
Northoser stated that several complaints had
been male to him ion different occasions of thimts
being mimed from presieciator's store.. Thi• inorninig
hi, went to the At I a.m., an I 1V41t.41 until
put 5, when the prisoner canoe in with a heeket which
she eMlllllll2llCed to fill from the loin. Ile then et:loped
her Anil charged her with the theft. The primmer
liegan to cry, arid asked him not t o take 111. r
into custody. She WiY remanded until nest Saturday.
on her oall recognisance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12

Jurcouirste Wllll A Miff ATIC.

On Tawdry morning an extraordinary encounter
with • lunatic occurred at beiesster. A corn dealer
mum d Ludlam had gone iniul, and escape I from his
residence perfectly naked ; and, srmol with a chair
11.1 s, h. ma 4-1•07 w•Wmiseti • ...... gs•iii.ti
Carter, and • desperate struggle ensued. Car.
tor, an old soldier, seeing the man desperate, throw
him down and held him till two poliemium secured
Ludlam, who MIS ly convoyed to an
arvium.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12

BRIDPORT.

CoUNTY POLICK, Monday.—Before Mwisrs. S. W.
Whetham awl A. W. H. Denimere, Al...valid, Corr.
• hawker, was charged with hawking without a
liven., to to 40 at Charmouth, on Saturday. He hail
no license iii his poasession, but stated that he took
out a licenee at Boston, in Lineolnshire, which did not
expire until the Itith it the present month. TM,
Bench gave him a chance of lrili the correctnese id
his statement by remanding him, and advisingliiii
to write ti the Boston authoritiec
KILLKO IIT THIC FALL OF • TRAIL—On Wednesday,
about id-lay, • fiaherman, of West Bay, named
Oliver Perry, was killed by the falling of • trite near
the Brewery. Bewared, who was • iniilille-aged man,
and a von...n•r, was wining to the town to receive his
penaion. He volunteered his asaistance at the felling
.me trees in the way, and was engaged with one
ii' the rope*, when maid %h., trees fell en him, killing
him inatantaneously. An iwitaftt was hell yesterday
(Thursday), when an inquest in accordance with the
evidence war returned.

PORTLAND.
A Citetorrnes Tate, together wait other endahle
entertainments. Wll4 provided in the Futon
Wesleyan rtchoolrosion on Tommie,' and considering
that a loarvir ono a large seals was held only a few
months •1414.., 1V4.1 .1.1.4. 4 1111C014114. A eery good
oselertoion of goods for s.tle and decking the tree WAS
josol. Wit, 411.1 a goodly cosontiany patronised it flowing
the afternoon and es ening. In addition too the In..
and sale, woone 11..41 11111.4 C wee rendered by the chapel
choir. mid loy the Wosalroiffe family from the higher
lightlemae. A maw. lantern wow wider the care of
Mr. it loeareeUl tiss adjoining room. A refresh.
moist 4%411 WM fairly patronised, together with a
toolobe tes, Av. The proceeds wens highly sistiafectory,
and ..11 ion &vowl to the Circuit Fllllll4. as clan that
00l the tree at Fortune'e•Well.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12

.4 MURDSfitli RESPIFED.

The Home Hocretary has, on the recommendation
of the liidge who tried the MM., ad risied the queen to
mepito On capital sentence past at the laid sinmiiiin id
Harry Patrick, owing to the constant recurrence of
epileptic it. which have befallen the priiioner since
his ounrictiim. It we'll he ronetiihereil that the
tirisoner suffered Irvin thee. Ilts while in the dock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12

CHURCH ItrPORM

The Lee Conservative Club, Illackheath. recontly
P 'opted the fo"..wing resolutions :—" That it,. of the
utmost inue.rtanee that Step. be token a ithout delay
to bring about reforms in c. oineeti..n with the Admin.
istratton of the Chian.ii .4 lingland, and in particular
the following appear to he this measures too t
urgently required : (I.) The abolition o: the male of
nest presentations to livings. (2.) The P 'form of
Convocation, with a new 41 a larger and more
effective control .4 Cheeeh affa;es be toe Laity. (3.)
The adoption of 1111411.p1,11 for the more prompt
removal of clergymen incompetent loinwnstevier
cause. (4.) The abolition of the Cony! &dire in
favour .4 • method .4 electing and all online
Bishops, which shall Is, more in accordance • ;th the
spirit of Clause 2." Conies of the alove having been
forwarded to the Prime Minister and the Archltiah..ps,
acknowledgment+ have I wen sent by Isom( Salisbury
and the Primate. In his reply, the Aiclibishop of
York say.:—" I am fully sensible of tile nee,' of
Church Reform on the general line of your regolu.
lions, and no voiertions 1.1 mime sha'l be wantit
promote snob reform."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12

000KL113 PILLS

will never farlii from my memory ; and a friend of mine
wile liaised through the same dietrict many months
afterward* informed me that icy fame a. a 'medicine
ITIIIII bad not iliod out, but that the marvellous cure
was even then a theme iif oonversati.ai iii the Imam
COOICLI. SANTIBILIOI7B PILLP.

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COOKLICB ANTIBILIOUB PILLS

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PATENT 111.:DICINE.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12

Arc, DSII T.

A boy named 'John- tTrar-y-,- a metnher of !Lily
Trinity Church Choir, and .on of A carpenter, hail a
',rims* accident a few days ago. He bail chnilied a
ladder near a new villa on linatiomroad. when, owing
io the ladder slipping. his face came in contact with
the sill of a window, and he fell to the ground, a
olitttwriee of sixteen feet. A. a camsequence, his face
WAN badly injured, and the vystem received a shock.
but no bones were broken, A A.llleWhAt marvellour
Fact considering the distance he fell.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12


e.TE.'I.IN RAMAT strAs..

Elts AUtC3III W.I. Charged on remand with .teeling.
20110. of barley mush the property of Mr.
limier, at Mirlioton Dairy. —Sarah Lock. dairy
woman, said the barley 111.-Al was in her charge under
a shed near the dairylemse. On the day in question
1.. C. Northoser braight the prisoner to her. She
had in her pisieevpiiiin a bucket of meal. Wittig., had
put *IOW meal in 3 tub to seh the day heron,. Si...
hod mi..ied before. The pri.oner, who 11\41 to
tor OWll3ii to get her water. had ti. right in the
el- li. t. eivh the meal.-IP.C. Northever's evidence
was to the effect that he watzhed the shed miii saw
ill..prisoner take the slush—Prisoner pleaded guilty.
—Mr. Homer sery grmier.ai.ly te k a portion of the
lalame by saying he ought not to have allowed the
meal to be so .%e -'ii. There were certain painful
eirciatnstancel connected with the prisoner, owl lie
bor."! time Now+ w‘.111,1 not consider it necessary to
send the mintititnote woman to gsol.—The Bench
, took thiv into coiciiileration, and lined the prheiner
hut for Mr. I fonier's kinitnesii she would have
, been elealt with ill 3 her,, 114,..1.0 11131111er.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12

A RIDE TO KHIVA

CAPTAIN TRIM BURNABY
Rnyil Hone Ouvds,

Page 31 says :—" Two pairs of boots lined with fur
were also taken, and for physic—with which it is wel'
to he supplied when travelling in out.' the-way ace
—some quinine and Gicklo's pills, the latter a moat
invaluable medicine, end RIO which I have used on the
natives in central Africa with the greatest imerible
POCCO•01. In fact the marvellous rflecte produced upon
the mind and Isdy of an Arab Sheik who was 'miler,
t Mu* to all native usedieines, when I sdnainiitered to
him Ave
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12

A BULL PO( STORF.

Twn police officers, named Walker ani I lion/Iton, and
• miner named Moab i.e..,i 11/44 • tort-din encounter
with a hulloing at int Saturday .light. V. we
walking between Brillay and the PrilICP.. Ellll,
Shigthiill•• law • 111331 lying ill A field. and going up
to him, he wins attacked by a powerful hia
which knocked him down, torn his clothing, and bit
hint in • savage instiller, inflicting ...Mons injuries.
information was given to the police, and Walker mill
Houston went into the lane &mad with stick., and
Ifoiturl a man named Sitllward and a dig. l'pon tell-
ing Millwani to pick the ilog up, the animal flew at
them and knocked them down, and worried them for
111 quarter of an hour. I W•ll.eriondy injunel,
and had to in. removed home Mil[ward afterwards
ran away, and the dog followed him, and neither have
mince been seen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12

TWENTY•FIITH YEAR.

THE DORSET ‘‘ SOMERSET COUN
TIES ALMANAC

AN FIVE COUNTIES FAIRS & MARKETS
cALEN I PAR.

WILL Contain, in addition to the molt
Areer.t.• Li.t Fairy.. Great
Alternate .Nlarketo. and Nlarket4 in the
conotom.4 AMICIVOCT, DMON, WILT'. WO
HAN 14, a C.”usple I.it of the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12

WEYMOUTH.

ENTR VO•la S.4•II4PLAR.IIIF. • t may lir We !rani our
sd‘erti.eisWllt C. 41111111. that (In entrance ocholershiii.
..pen to all 1.1. in the town of Weymouth, and ten•
.thle at Weymouth eogego lower Seined, is to le
Coillieted for on i hursday, January 2let. he can.
ilidates may he examined in any two or more of 93.9
following :—Frovli. Latin, elmnentary mathematic.,
Enki.h. Entry to the Lower School* entitle* the
iv,v to compete for a echolarehip to the tipper School,
valued at it!' a year, and tenable foil three years.
Wo have no doubt that awes *scaliest chances will
v sought after by 'hope id mr townsfolk who
have long boohoo, roul wc welt'. • tins sonorous
oder on the Part of the prim:4l4l"f Om I 'olloo, wince
single-minded effort,. in the mow of ealmaition liai•
been the making of many a Weymouth boy.
Pegs's TTTTTTTTTTTTT boys of Woymmith College
Lower ficles4 have preeented Mr. A. Diainis, on till,
occasion of his leaving to Imme hi* studies M
Colloi is, London, with Ijildel and Siaues
larger tlieek le•sicon. a velliall'e gift to a
Mr. It b t• Iss.ta totttas•Lol with tlioschool an boy
tel inv.ter• for more than 111 p.m., and bwii WOll th,
10.0 awl of all who hose been acquainted with
DRAM OF MR. STANLEY Tuougsoe.—Mr.
Stanley Thompson, an independent gentleman
residing at Devonshiredmildings, ilied entidenly about
nine o'clock on Today night. It appears that Mr.
Stanley. who was an officer of militia in the North of
England, had been in failing health sinus August
last, and was attended by Dr. Moorhead. Ilia ail.
meat ontristed in an affection of the head, which
rendered hun at times liable to fell. On Friday
evening, when coming downstairs to dinner, he had a
fall, and. although Ise felt no ill effect., Dr. Moorhead
was as once sent. fee, but on examining him could
find no trace of injury. Between eight and nine
o'clock, however, h• became h worse and breathed
h eavily. Dr. lloorlimul and Dr. Lush were then
cwlled in, but medical shill wa• of no avail, and the
patient died in • short time. Mr. TI pew, who
*atm only 30 years ii age, Iritteld a trailwvl anil three
young children.