The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-08 00:00:00

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th general spirit d Liberal prineallea Af! LATEST NEWS.
THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL, GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1880.
, t t soother, ani to aimed --• is mud pull togetber, subordinating au
:-
..---------------- =you thiak hi. els hes to the Moon SECOND EDITION,
1 Derreilse.-It will be eau by an announcement of calling themselves his friends. I have nevee beard
az ,er • ing column!' dbat Mr. Wallace, of 21. him spoken of but in terms of warm affect
nn• lid -Lord George Hamilton stated at it wio t a
LORD °EMIG' HAMILTON AND THE
oRLIGT6 lONS.
us committees in &Inoue parts of tbe
. it'elorndmicslelnierwirigniemiml7nt.,:eßeedwyen room.. ton like th . of the ciuse. (Cheers.) TIDY
Ig• tea- had now to form various ewe
e__w _
when
they
i orset Ctitudg (Eli:atm-44 iharllle;l7:tr'telet, London, visits Dorchestereve alternate qualified raped His career as a statesman has . efeei votes would have retained 68 Conservative seats.what they
remise:id going clicipeleck. but I want to know were have
etoehoeiheere.lega the ~,,,,FiLick°°:em
ed.tdond LONDON CORN (OPENING),
• at Mr
Saturday, his consultize rooms being • t's, aiginguuhia by thorough honesty of purpose, ready i Bo...restive, might have hat a n.i.dtr. h.. mowed
With Was seats and the support of the Home R.:lreerstht.he
mprehension, and sound practica, common sense. In ' ysct this beers a startling appearoece ; but the red quer d g letht,:set, stream rise that turns it tlt is uwildete,do.m.whdew"iterlo aildiffaleferebent mance t isae borought
oito the Preelw_ies Wheat met • slew sal& the demand being tatm.
DORCHESTER, TL7ESDAY, JUNE 8, 11180. 1, Cornhill, Dorchester. . kr" t4r
e4sabg:weirn *then' e (au hugl': 1! I oche,' grinding ow .
town . - ___, whin
san eine the results w mid be as desired. H. ___, ...i....r - .
made was dull ; and ate were al
DLAISAOL of the Western District formed the aub- • race of his lit'ry he is not a novice. His tion bi--Had the Liberals and Ho R
Home
0 st
f the General Purviews 1 loyalty to the throne and constitution is umquestion• that proportion of narrow majontles
Perevics i tho mill whoa, turned regretted that the . from assitylnyi to swell r.r..! - .„ fa f . 1--, ~...4., -
ject of • special meetinglto. Immense emount of nature in tbe maze a"mrahnansboornalywkibth cer
• able He is ISOW the Vicerovfindia, and fur the , and Home gut. mem returned, 58 (Wigton ~_ True chrittien up s .
, Christ the Selmelo'ritohmadfromthwath been
tdee.b.‘mm. (Hear, hear.) " The love t . Liberal inetertar tot they would English _- - -,-- rina . flour, 15
nes& the was I Your othe aere A . ald
orc.hester muse be considered a cheap little Committee of the Local mord on Friday morning. .
field time:thwtl believe, in our hhht
kwamdthe tetheiotri:Zwise • f enieksilvor ie him; it is verbena only is
learn
'bin fight an election for, doubtlese owing to ita 'l'
415
1'111.r&I
' a;rgteheametl""mo ;sing where Pools rose.' '' ' - racks :f • •
We understand that twe or three piens were- mo-
bs made to the r sad ag him, Now w P • 1 and Oxford
hreedreaceerwithehynummbeerww.sententemone
jewtd by LeteL Gewetwerge nue-
valve inembses returned 35 have eon by
'zees, for,
_in spite of the "Cost what it kLey" sided; but a report will of coons ,
o,4aioa, real have to do with his appointment 1 Oet of Se Censer
em m ,
ta es em is the motive o f the service and-not I hot (Aria' is omen
chrea conetrai neth me" Not I bot
W triad'll 's I legislation will receive r--rneed of attention. rather than w ur, g.
'glen, Mr. Bunter was lucky enough to Board. r."--ine 7 •
"6
"well
Oonsomat IT
therefeettraßhao 415 is te - the matter of the servioe. het • erre thing se i ..
dreworks." hawing • "Ma at the heed of affair' barrels, &red 10, ;tam
Can any sane person 6agine that ,_ m The g ter pro- ft find in your sermons and in your fore could look up. Committees were to be
mat and 2144 over out of a thousand, while emera•Werrrine RAllswei fitartog.-Sonall lin• ••••-- mirk&
Insß Cth lie "'''..
-- --•ye raele and II me Don't lot 0.--n begun t talk to !gm they -
twehelow bat •
heht, 38,whigi, 2.7
eh.,
133,764
gm. ;
Bo
wat
dein Greville'e expenses were under half mrovements have 'stet, been made here,
More room simply on socount of being • Roman a a ~..mon of narrow umiwm than the to,. a „..
that even afore you arsi aware you o
d the &ilia intends in India are likely to suffer, or that r'-uter„; w to put it in mother way; is 4 per cent of "cressme MARE LANE (CLOSING).
sl those who value a gentleman by the 6,ing given between L 6 end of the p
1 lettinla
and
the his kJ ual ale to the Church of Rome will Lii,ora awl Home Rua anders have be n returned -. n led
Welsh harper was commonel to play before the Illekenea- ne • himself be would drive to his utmost
op t one a •filled, and for thenquietly at about F ' ' •
'es Into • town, meY .Perh•Pe rejoice villas supporting the roofing, whi e • pert
aced interfere with his 1 at d devotion to the Throne an average majority dM. sad lee per cont. of the Cm-
king, end taking his harp he swept his hands over
eethe being he asa flood chide) Kr. Gunder_
_. _ Wheat sold May s mum F,
'lca agency of the Captain di not crossing to the Weymouth le &Gam has been coy .7 7 and ve been returned by the gems average a to further t ca
1„, f self. • here is an old story, it may 6 • legend, of how formal, and be trusted wilt an.htrePreer mleetreof
e:le smweohneld baill
tri -s. and by and by the Dade fire began to burn, resolution to the meeting;- -um" • droopt, oat& 8d easier • barley, mane, ham, lerr
a this with the 1.2,656 odd paid by ia. of England? If such an opinion can be entertained servative snemberws:bow
to ha for ita the in lon .
for leournemouth-Christchtualt„ Cadexerith'ldee tog Feadzse.--Sir Thomas Acland's in one came afford.- melodic" only
td t from this poet's lips' •he was new Liberal Association be formed, having
diweet=osehetste. pens d and
Penn
yea
favour.
vid
d d British repro- =en os'awww m ""' wawa Haultit on acm poetry were Poe en - -ot - ' had advancement of the Liberal case in Bri
all, or even with the 22,39 t of bill provides that every contract of tenancy of a f .it must in another upon similar principles. emetentite,l ma
arm end officers in the army an navy, an
abroad mightoonasequatly Wm comatently Your°
bodied servant, notcame from the harper, but dans of rat the following
ing to the prase of music sad podgy. Alter be
. and we shall nit wonder at shall contain a proviso that the landlord shall be liable sentatives Temple. 114taaaa plaaca. ming • little while be
, ___„ _e_r whet catenatioa to Tories 5 n.
held his cap to the kin( end said bourbood."
Mr Oneness Inettota roammid loud tokens of approba-
-__"But
• about eleven candidates were "Give me my meardou. rive me my Oar --. ad. He experieneed much pleasure in • METROPOLITAN 05A2.TT58613.
der, if only they had been
for growing crops, for acts of husbandry done after the Catbolice I Several of our most distinguished regi-
to compensate the tenant on his removal from the farm objected to ; and yet how many of them an Boman
W1Y31017T31. musan,- resins the king, "thou hat sung about thy- ttODI to 04". a tby the chairman. pereromer he (Tam Dale)
mall an arnount as £l,OOO Alex
A.0.F.--Court andr& 47n, Ancient Order of self, now pa-
a thyself.- lam of the Lard would some- the the rem" en him,. toes. a prams./ pare but in
d h been from their i ' 4 say- But preacher, and teacher, thou has Wad would rah ,r• not •
bear.)
._
wieco
personal feline in At the market were 3,000 beats, shout 1,100
while to be an about Led d for other unexhausted improve- of the Church of Rome, an are so
last revioua harvest, for the proper application of manta are almost exclusivePf composed of member,
pure Manure, and 1,.... Foresters, intend having • demonstration on the 7th tme laded these days it benoved people 'e foreign. Prices were steady, at 45 foil
itpockets. (Elear, ear.) The resolution was • 000 d . ,
nugh by a contest. ments. The measure of compensation July. as follows; Dear soul, it must be all Christ He maw the
' is not to be the formation. Have they ever served their country ...- aliout tbasle now pay tbyself." The preacher concluded
1 the ameocietion, he argued. a desirable iornbs them were e; ;an human.
weetetweewiestiwp
nobly or s MILITIA REVIEW. thoe in thy misery, ant he gave Himself for thee. Be necessary one. s
teal 'd red 't wae If fetched 4s 6•1 to 7s ; lama& 7a to a ; „de •
amount of the tenant's outlay, but td Constitution on this account I et He car y consi e 1 • se, ael
• a reputation in the to the succeeding occupier. The bill contains Protestant Throne an .r . _
he value of thatshed their blood less farleesly to preserve a
red out Ri4 soul tint ' destb for the& Trust Hire, rest and newest,
" asociatlon in existence before the eke-
;-bilititotlrede;lo',twill'''.
Its ad ; pigs, 6Bdto 5e 84. At Deptford time- ts
for Mr. Burnett outlay ' ag f nsation, and Is the poor ' and admiration of the good behaviour of the on Him, sad thou shalt be saved by Him. People may say they had such...on „
thought. have lost their member.
rovinions for the recovery o the compe g•
policemen lees chi arously true to duty The inhabiteata of We mouth allowed their appreciation pou
which maintains and dignifiesl 300 beasts and 13,000 sheep and lambs.
e•drainage of the P .b• o
eozrty, So that tehreeeenihai
,fuertf
ehefr provision on that
mineahnt
rie the Mayor of Dorchester?
the 0
any tenant his true
to
worships not in • gam inp=ustebers to watch the inspection. w WI. ithietir answer •• yes, but yet, it is not I but Christ- t you &DU
wanted oomething more then • talkativ
militie. data their months training nem by assembling with joy-" You are a. Cerbstian man
.non,
_trim er___.ill titwwdon they would he
had
now a taaatiaa
aaaaba_oaaa .
sDORCHESTER
and me may period of two years.
is an arg4' °shall not Iha disturbed without his consent under a church..
Faroruichepeloda a
filo,
1.,
indsho,...wt.
km ;
dia. The Pen ,_,
}WI r °ACHIM). -At the Borough Petty Belihne, His met be wrong whose life is in the right' lice and in all our teaching let us prow to God to give us gam member.
brings their training to • close, although the I don't me much f each other again, in all our matching ter)-but they The
way ie
which he had
nnhon
men were not diesniesed till Saturday. The Ito mi., but mom... Bed
(cent this of Kr. Samuel Kra'," hardly . rah. representation of
authorities, the borough bench. an 1, in fact. everybody, to feel it is not our w
are love in pram. of their may be our happy experience for His name's sake.what r. SATURDA.Y'S CORN MARKET.
A chars.) He. the There we. • fair *Meadow% and several
lad& and
onMonday, ore •nspecting officer, too, highly THE IitLITING. any of Bridport," asseghter ell- b b netshowing;"fa
eK eWnwteWpwerrusedmorle4.3yes:rso"l:ll4•llnr4ll6l°butus c•ll3taaterlll6; of gap..., wheat were but thee
mllective before 0 etenne, Esq., R. Davis,Dar* Esq.. The duties of the Viceroy of India are to all intents eacial.imni....andaannodnallldik,
Dr. Aldridge, and G. J . G. Gregory, Esq.-Joseph and purposes social and political, and in no sense
•
1° „rveru. end Sanaa File, and Cecil Wesley Cox were charged theologieeL He is • servant of the Crown unfettered oocapsinteil the regiment on their drill. but unfortun-
thearaies was rather marred bialtis allusion to the On Wednesday evening • tea meeting was held in the sPeh-ar' dif there 'was bumble Christian in Zeeland difficult to sal at last week's prices, 36e to ee,
Kr. Samuel Kerley. (Hear, hear.) lie was wee grrn at previous mum;
'eau* with fish poaching, on Sunday morning.-Mr. Weston by seamier, obegatios.. May may think it maces-y thst all Liberal measures were right or , Ms
tete pnosecuted on behalf of the Mailbag Aasociation.-P.O. eery to mention this, ma some of the men on seem op at Dorchester. Obces terwu-setresheetedSchwetoolylerooeed.m. when the attendance of rteirtt
:i•enmewee _
and to them it is so ;on the We can one' hope, itonects. that this to.bedeplored friendsAthat meeting of teachers was held immediately after-Barley, (wadi grind' was fine
•Y' Gould was on Sunday morning about four o'clock near other hand there are many who by the nature of behaviour will never again &aerate the streets of the were t which Mr. Sion& the vice-prendene announced 37 6d Oeta very scarce an firm blac •
not
nether, ore Mass" eons' but 6 would venture to say that if necitt• t -e- - Itl -- -, M 25s ate
they compared bet the Libman and Conservatives bad s • . ~.„, .._ - . k lea,.
their seerita muted to be relieved had done fiir Ms to 275, white mis to mes. Deans Very scot..
' the river, which was dr7. Samuel The took • fieb and their complaints it is not unreasonable to rumen county to wn, and the name of the reglinenh Lae During the that tier. S nub, 1, la done donne the put years the former ) we ••• 501
Joseph Tite and Cecil Cox were in the river hunting have a drong impression that the prinmeal fuentans. whole of their stay not • single men as ur n our more than the advise can do. (Beat, •to ; peas, 40, to 425. Of round luau none
1 t which peaksin their - f the k, s, a SA W s volumes unti, necessary or wor
a his duties, on amount a his inability to devote the
'or flub, When they sew him Cox ran away and hid of the Viceroy are for the promulgation of Chris-
avow. An election by ballot then took place, resulting in the
Goer were booed to adoPt th• nth° the, I'd* taw and ootto • cakes meta very quiet trade. SeeL7
A.l to the arrangements of the present Liberal Inteethef_e,„ obtainable, and fiat was firm, at 28e to 30s, Li,„__,an
the hedge witness followed and asked what he was felinity. Should the appointment in India be con-
About ten o'clock on Thursday morning the whole of ch.dre of Mr. p,,wier.A
`o, when he ritylled-" Nothing," and said he had sidered in a religious fight the result cannot be on- for swede turnip
~, the regiment assembled in the square at the barracks. in Mr. rental, while thanki g them for their kindness, business should. be arsts. tredd as serinwemedensepat"e7rnatwars. litwd demand . P wed; Plices ea
'at no fish. Cox denied having runaway, but said favourable. It will convince the many millions ~. heart marching Brigade order and Colima Honda, C.B. (car stid he really could not undertake the duty. He Ind not met to see
something sat sad ao:Lasrlaks'iiitis stcyificts, raindllt advancing and are expected te be ter,
AU must do some
' eat down on the bank. He was sent by his our Hindoo ;objects of the impartiality of the chaos
naamag 39th Dal", at Thrchmht"ig eh)." the time to spare for the work, but at the same time he •ea uncle which no d mashed:2h% dear before the season is over.
ere
• bout three o'clock to look for a duck, the gesso of the home Government, and prove to them that with Inspected the kits and arms of themes. itewebrt two
~ expressed his willingness to undertake the office for the
_,____,here °„_
_e _t;,,
_, ...._ r.,_ ~,,,,,tioe, hut there he
and lie turned up his Mennen -Nothing had um religion is neither the road nor the obstruction to the regiment, headed by It. filtO blind. t° the time being, until they coul4 elect another secreeet7,
.as ••••• i''_?,!"."..reg.7.."4:g-t'itert_bsit they should be
• molest either before and they were finedpreference' it will toll them that England in Its wag- old caleket field.
, nest the Backwaserbri e, where there r with DO grumbling en,.
there was not time on the present occasion top Liberals from prfacipte. absrnnnin in the man wise".
ble DO KU:LESTER
•e e h.-Andrew dress, was also charged nanimity is capable of honouring as the representative was • goodly number of spectators- We were another allot of doing mien more for Ragland. and lasecialy for the work. SATURDAY'S CATTLE MARKET,
those t the late colonel - ••
pleased to notice amongst me proven Mr. Amts.& s suggestion was unanimously asmatme visa them to
log men, than Conserved= could do. Re ad At Mr. Eames sale was • large supply ism
fish other% ise than by angling,- of in Sovereign even the man who can honestly, on- .or the regiment, C genet Basher& ant Colonel Steward, • tiheld, end the samaras
The poetic mee ng was then alive arable, so that of
rosecuted, and said the case was selfishly, and conscientiously renounce the teachings commanding the Dorset Rifle Volunteers. About three of friends from Portland, Upwey and the neighbourhood make their coannittees se raceme . . lamina and amp. Banner, and store brag,
happened at nine on the same morn' of its Sate Church, and dna the native character o'clock Colonel Henning arrived on the er °use, scamp was „qv frau/yin, Kr. ann. Ida-president) took the all claeltsrui a good
of Liberals in the berme, may represented,
d basis and work together. dull trade; heifers and eaves 215 ti
C._ Haggerty was on duty uuder cannot fail to appreciate. lam not a Roma Catholic, ponied by Captain Kevanagh Woo of the 39;h Brigade char, and there were on the platform, the Rev. 13 Baton. Piece -
ann;egneeew in their principles and in their associa• banana £.12 to A2B a pair. Bulls, 10e to
wady Mill and the bittern of nor have I the leaet intention of becoming am, but I Depot), who acted as his aidedediren Having a Rev. Asehibald Brown, Rev. W. Lewis, Rev, W. R.
havingtion.nd trust to Provicanos for its rentla Wawa) The score; fat heads; 14. gd to le. ed ; fat wet.
me a
eine when the water was low in have known am east them some of the best, kindest, drawn up In line, with the colours of the regiment in the
.„ Waugh (Poetised), Rev. J. & Butchee(Up ay), and Mr.
„mate
emmohni
some mum. in, rotor...top to
asaa
freelyea lid
per lb.,
ewes, lod ; lamb,
bed he saw defendant with • and purest spirits that ever animated humanity. I °entre, the ranks "TV imPected. at the conclusion ui TCI ix (Deputation from the Locion Ulna.)lid t• le Pull.
which • number of evolutions were proceeded, "Mice were m he had •••• in the bulrm (The "poetry' ID A large quantity of dock sheep was on offer • but •
A hymn having been gang.• tte
Me Wee no doubt a production of one or the Tory sale
stone's' if hunting for fish.- have Neu the rarest and must distinguishing tail. el carried out steadily and ell. They etched with
y were W reed the was very dull, owing to the scarcity of keep,
fish have died if th_ey had Christian *apneas draw nufalinc and. elevating oninderage Lowest by Z..
spectators, especially the con. The Cadman called on the Rev. X Bolton to Luau
who
sow "breakers ahead. in the forthcoming
dyer very low ?-Witnees rapport from the doctrines of the Hernia Church. *dud'. ed.... which formed a rery--arr-r-t ,weectacie. report, _on behalf re Mr. Smith. Liberal Meeting.) But a quotation from Longfellow. by
the river. He continned The religion which today claims the devotion of • lts dila-a the ntanauvres Colmar-Ha said : Kew' It 8°14'3". in glaseatiaa the sixth mama XZ4 ands, congruous__ to the lAberasthaa the
report, said the committee desired to press their dstifi- r• In W•• MX*
• bank, and called out Manning and a Newman, and which has strengthened Colonel Hall and Mare of the Dorset Militia.- dere-
- cation at the /MOONS that last year attended the idteation miserable anodes' ditty ;awarded about the town by the fiLariuts .
di that he went and and consoled the good of all ages, ia at the least de- say you thought last year I found • great deal of fault, a the time f holding the annual meeting from January •PPcnitil-
' antwered °Milli. serving of toleration. but 111 feu" fault taw° I certainly ft" ;wane now. for to June, awl' trusted the same anodes would attend the "Build today, then, strong and sure, ems -
"tick in his han ; jugnua, I never saw • creates improvement in say regiment in my present gathering. The report showed the present now- With a firm and ample bone,
life dace last yew. The men are clean, the kits are And amending and secure
•BRISTOL CATTLE, Timeline. -There
'we.-Fined the June 3rti. her of scholium to be 905, bans 48 lass than last yea
-The mother clean, and the arms are clean-in fact, you are well turned They anted with satisfaction teat the swage enema& Shall to-morrow and Pie place." supply of bed, with • firm trade, beet qualities eti
the had not out, and you have had a most steady dime which has been attendance of 738 is within one of lest year; the Mx. GIJNDRT, expressing • wish for any remarks, before We to Ses per cwt., and esocadary sorts from 72s to is,
performed very well indeed. I Wel very pleased indeed average morning atteammoir bang 30 um. As a viable the resolution was put to the meeting, the Rev R. L. lon on offer beim sold. Mutton was in fair supple mi
he °nit one COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS. with you in making
_a (avowable report Having said sad delivered an eloquent addressetaving demand good. roe beet daceiPtions kid per lb me ran
result of die tel through God's blessing. there were Cangmrggleaoia rose - association ...id mad obtained. and for sires gd to ad, Lam ' .
' Pa 7. Saturday:- Before IL B. Middletoo, lime, W. A. this, there is one thing. however,
the
I must find bearing upon the good dug
70 new numbers of strobe& being en increase of IL Outb mid hare
, at, 4 wit a ar-- X Carpenter alluded to the business at the Is. lb. A large number of store sheep w
' Hanka, Eq., and ore Steward .
Col I limit with before I to, and that n ta• conduct 4 the men of the members, 29 had become members during the Prod,,olem_.____ r•andth demand continuing weir good ere es de,
at the assembly at Dorchester. I hops when you go up cumin year, being am increase of le. All the schools in Pronm.m.x meelang. when their present chairman Pew • There
was .• g lemma ea
Barg Ann Bartlett Henry Bartlett &ores Hastele d,
and sided. Many things were mationed, bath was expressly done at late rates- as moderates upply ar lea
we shall not see men :aline'
ough &ham if noha. ~,ia miry Gnawed, were concerned in on Saturday dirge - ---'" the Union participate in the success of the work, and ~ -.-
4 OD assault case, in which there was • cross summons. ... the
service. Remember
about iaMateat•d iti • strastt` I'm it is quite • disgrace rejoice in the mat& The committee meld not refrain mid but cattle, and they were nearly all sold About
uon ties us have anything cut and dried; let _ _ ,
__ , • , an snap
'e. The Bartlett. were against the Hansfords and the defend- "' discipline la one of the first the working men have an *anal part in the affair. sandy of Pitt ean Prime were-for "men Pies,
lb, at
things to ears, an out you
tit' I d with it will be lees in the from pointing out some cases of marked success attending ,e, ~.... Be had himself felt very mach disengaged for porkers, sit ,per store.
a ant Osmcmd. field. Whilst. however, I say this. Colonel Hell- the work, and congratulated the schools on the result %weir. ""•••
with the wet state a things, but et more or
that had lea LIVERPOOL wax, FILIDAT.-Wit
Mr. Weston was for the Its:netts, and Kr. Howard for use-• lam Where's at one school last year none were added to the mt met with ne
the other pasty.orate demand • prime qualities were
unchsew-,,
equally glad to find that since the regiment as been in church, this year no less that eg names were recorded as foal of. Years ago we were in ad are that sort aof chronic bribery azi od
hot
atone,:
perm,. w _ .
heard that the Inhabitants
The Bartlett. rend. at Hew.inatone, and came into Weymouth I have hwould not
~..... having made an open profession of faith. In another D id. per cenui lan-.
unt we
"dial have cornin
latrthink what we are to do. Flour quiet and easier to boy. Beam 21. ma
aheeter, and they charged the Bamford" with stack- 'ere., known there, WM, a.,...r••••••_”„1 here., ~.„"e; school which last year had one acosesion.this year six wens :i•e_e_er,e, •• earning of our men, and the other the ld. per meta cheaper. , Maise quiet at • rawest of' rt
'hem on their return, and Kea °amend with inciting few the intwenre m wm" `"" min "'""`aff 'l.'? midst With regard to the seltulars' examinataon in con• n• 'autg was eartY"-w I the wanted to mucosa In metal ; new mixed 4, 81. Oats awl es -
into assault them the streets. Your conduct has been so gooa that I motion with the Load Dawn, the follow*, whoa. spreading of our principles- f y ,
Peen ea -
v Bartlett, labourer, workisg for Mr. Jackson at shall be able to make • most favourable report. I hope represented e-BsnlebTildings. Glouossterstreet. Hope il..._mare.,_•,:•!thmt.....;:an
• bald not tad to paid canvassers, gather unsettled and cold for tbs season.
tone, said he had bent formerly in the mini, and you I impress on the men whiten they assemble again to It was also • good to YEOVIL CORN, FRIDAY. -Tbe
d Chapel, and Portland. The subject was "The Serum op „__ont ta° •'' were •" Va• __..tieni market was tha
Intelligent sediments on you subjects. attended, and • slow trade was dons in dee g
emed with a good character. On May 8, he and dispense with drink. as 1 1 never be able t° give Ye° the Mount" About 90 entered, out of which 85 attended neee --ad neoeed coed but they bed not atm," beet week., mem wheat. fie„ cp
me int) Dorchester to buy provisions, aid the fullest praise until I end you assembling lathe proper and 15 pawed. Fourteen received eat.cems sad 31 second. Tories b many measures, o i per gam,
latni ht When they came to Huringstone hour in the morning to get your clothing. You can always originated atene. He concluded by expressing • wish for barley. Mt to Ms. Maim and oats 51. dearer. No
F f.b writing di adjutant, class certificates- Bank•buildinp obtained the prise in the ceigth.• - ..herai howninuon. (Loud cheers.)
-field and Herrinptone, ani apply or • railway warrant Y to • senior division, Hope school in the middle division, good from LW 1.4 same it last week-38e to 404.
'osiog the gate, be heard Mrs. Osmond se/ and therefore there is no excuse wilding. for your deep.lion. CHIPPINHAII CORN. FRIDAY - /
and Gloucester-stadia the junior. To Portland the senior The Rev. F. J. Aoats also imparted the ne:toe .
w. • here OW t
Ne, George, now give it to them." an the about I shall not be satisfied until I find you The rev. gentleunin let that a crisis in the history mamma supply or nese and sales wet, men si
blies the 'oldie d taking clothing without and the junior prises were awarded by the examisw&
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• Hansford jumped up, collared, and ••••M i r• and ui mu' The whole of the candidates entered by one of the schools m wriu et'"? ••• "''''''. "' • '""'' disaster may lead about lest week's prices. Oats • little higher,
is of the cheat. mytim_... Thom we getting drunk and riotous and getting a disgraceful and were rammed. The mate recorded times to the Bop to future good and plenum's% • hid arisen from unfavonnsla weather. Wheat. 18e to at. : barb; lei
' adding " Now you shall have in the country. With all the praise I have to give YOU g. Bonet,. Kr. gram, and Hoe. Mr. Waugh for their a ketharipy, but we need not give way to repining. Every Ifs; oats, Ms to 395; beans, Us to lie Duck", 4, ei h
„ant him. Edward told Game this, and you will beer it in mind. On the whole Lave does here. I thought I must mention rondos as examiner,. in the upward examination the man' whether Liberal orOosservative. must deplore the Ile per audio ; fowls, Is 64 to lis per couple. Milk tea
,t,„ and than the other item,' for what you bops I committeereg tied there not ancient names deasorelised condition of the town during the oast election. 1, 14 per lb.; whey ditto, hi to 10d per lb. Eggs, ii a
and though pleintil tried to shall make • most favourable report. entered to f • tre. were
were due to the Rev, fame heal We were net, however, toad um mount. But 18 for • shilling.
^I him with it a the hand Cotonel Henning then enquired if any one hod any cow ti..l Allen and Mr. Nash for the visitation of to be up and doing, end not to put • men in next who WAKEFIELD CORN, FaIDAY. -Wheat on tea 'yet
him down. His wife came violets to make. To this enquiry there was no answer. mbools. one a the principail topies at lets Onelmittee would enliteurt the Peary °I the late °eventing". There M• 01.• • steady consumptive demand at about last mai
made him, when George t of Utica
This concluded the review and the regiment, haring mating was the canto, anterior", which they hoped are emu who had not had an intelligen grasp po prices. Malting barley trade nearly over for the seem
mond said-" The bitch, once more formed in matching order, marched back would be attended with sac Cele in Weymouth, if not with opinion. and Penmen who did net always vote according to Beaus and wise steady; eats rather dearer.
out of her bead." He t° the Not" atheneum I'6 Rev. W. Lewis attended the conference conscience, but were liable to be swayed by other causes. WARILINSTIR CORN, fistuarisv.-There vu slue
hack. found his wife on At an early hour on Saturday morning the men were astir, in Lea as
nthe delegate from this union. In conclusion Liberal ions should be disseminated, as the more they apply of wheat, which sold slowly at last want', wen
i her up. This was and many of them lett before breakfast. The greater the committee oiled towhees on to Luther sports in this are known the more they will be appreciated. (Cheers.) There was no good barley on offer. Of oats awl heathen
dn. portion of them, however bade farewell to Weymouth goodd invited those Christian who were not
g work, anNow the Liberals were again in power we hope for was • short supply, which sold st full prime %Vitae., tar.
the arm,. about about ten o'clock. Headed by their band, playing • merry engaged in donates work fee the later to come tor- beneficial results- They have Ms in their ranks of drone. 400 to Me ; wade 304 to 40,; tent leen, intdr,
by, sal fifteen tune, and with many of their caps adorned with flowers, ward in this sphere, conviction, intense earnestness, sterling honesty. and Us to Itis ; beans, 50s to 58s ; cots, 231 to 28u per guru
rd was in Mr. no doubt the parting gift of scanWeymouth lass, they The Rev. X BOLTON announced that there was Ate 61 Inviolate faith. The weaker also looked at the movement BATH CORN, Saroutae.-There was • limeed super
mn him. Did paraded the streets, making a gallant show. Their Imam,
-a due to the Treasurer.
_ln the light of Christian morality, showing that as Liberal of Zoglith wheat. the best sample. a a Iwo inaintoce
s was quite as quiet and orderly ashes been their stay which The Rev. W. Liens moved and Kr. FOWL= seconded
e..iprinciples spread, men would abhor tee influence of last week's prices. Foreign was firm. Oats 11 am
vein about has been to the inhabitants rather • source of pleasure the itoption of the report, which was unanimously agreed bribery and corruption, and ma would keen that votes Heim and barley unchanged. Flour met a noir oar a
And only than shame as is too often the eas3 with Milites red- to. not mere counters to be bought and sold, but to be ate me.
...cum ments. Colonel Hall accompanied the regiment, and we The cuatema,i having ode a few ',mirk, nailed on Ivrearseted as • solemn trust. He believed WI Liberalism GLOUCESTER CORN, SATURDAY. -Teen was a tme
are sore the gallant alien has ample reason to be proud Mr. T. Cox, 'the deiuntletio_n, who delivered ter advanced, the cause of riebteousnemeadvanced. heaters he trade both in English end foreign when et hue' as
„ride of the men under his command. tinning address on "Sunday Scboola at home and" eitbrtld.• believed the spirit of Liberalism &Owes& the ',luso of week's rates. Main, 8d per qr. lower. Cuts •loir of nt
'up WEYMOUTH, PORTLAND , AND UP WRY The Rev. A. BLOWN next addressed the meeting In his righteousness, (Hear, hear.) Grinding barley sa,.
, SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. forcible style, which could not fail te do much good The Catania then put the moieties" le the meeting. TAUNTON CORN. Sealitier -The 'undue, mi
A vote of thanks to Mr. Brown and Mr. Cue was then it being caned with acclamation, and with one wooed up thin, and the supply of grain rather small_ The awn
The annual meetings of this union took place moved by the Rev. R. BOLTON and seconded by Mr. west • dateolog shout from every man preeseit tone of the market was dull and in favour of borers. Ms
on Tuesday and Wednesday last, at Gloucester RelleNlLT, The MAYOR moved:-" That J. P. F. Gtuadry, Let, be average OfiColl were :-Wheat, English, ..". 91 to tilt:
met. On Tuesday evening • service was held in the The Rev. A. BROWN having acknowledged it for himself ' President of the associatioc." ditto. foreign. 484 to 54, r• b old. grinding. If.; oak. B• •
eel, the principal feature being an eloquent and and Mr. Coo, the meeting terminated with singing and Mr. E. Fink seconded, and the motion was received with bails, 30. to 49.; peas. 37e to B.; ins,, • fee 21. oi Is
lesiva sermon by the Rev. Archibald Brown, of Prtig„tr,'„,, ra ..,.„.„,,,,,e, „ ,aim,,,,t,a wo. ma. in aid enthusiasm. Ms 6i ; ditto, round, 36s to 3Ss ; flour, bdEoglisli emcee
'est London Tabernacle, selecting for his text, During the ------- - --------- -- ---- -- -- -- but report of the letter
a Uther gentlemen afterwards addressed the meeting; 3es to 40,
the fun of the Union. speeches Is reserved for the CORK BUTTER, SATVILDAT.-Ordinary -1 rde Ilb.
as it, 20-" I ant crucified with Christ, never- Tsirgarellt monde 108 e ; thirds, 103. ; f ourthe 96 • ; fifth., 76. ,sore
-
'ive, yet not I, but Christ," especially the POOLS. fine, 115 s. Fine mile. ills; mild, 107.. line tar, Er.
axle The co on wee very huge, and e Salt kegs••4'irsts,lol4l; emionds, 107.; third., 101, ; I lira
-Gated a amnreedtpreeidom ideas TAXON OF MACIIIIIIIIa-Dnring the post week Imperial farliantent. 9441 : fifiles,74ls. NUID4Of of firkins in the market. Lifl
an unusually large quantity of mackerel have been CHIMICALS. More enquiry te noticeable in es
w. dicniado anomie eginnen. ..1.••••••••••
aid :-Aithough we have image these taken by the Poole boats, the most of which were market tag week, but the wide margin bourses De
liar contort, we repudiate in
any way despatched to the London markets. It is estimated In the House of Lords, on Monday Lord Norton buyer's limits and manufacturer's ideas and quake,
contended that the object of the Act of 1871) was being
As them front their legitimate meaning that seven boats caught no less than 50,000 fish, which deported from ond that as • education of u, ambitious, i has prevented the transaction of more than a Henn
Amount of actual business.
hing. Although we take them scut were aid at an average of 211 per 1,000, thus realising complicated, 'and superficial character was being MINERALS-The expansion in the price e
!think if you look into them uter 23(X). sabetitated, and pointed out that the eystem of grants of mueslis"
bad a very detrimental- elect upon the ere tan
&ref& trembling takenfronstheir &Hoot. Arresnosnos Codurrrex.-A meeting of this to the teachers of the higher subjects had
're really constitute the germ of led ti the Abandoned workings have been reauscoatioln. &hi W 4
committee WU held on Friday when the were neglect of the elements/7 aoh,leces. Which constituted workings opened out; the result being no. that tau a
verse. And this verse is but
ho contained in tbeee four present -Meow& Balaton (in the chair), fleucklei, the Primer, aim of the "'Nut wiPszuwou• The Duke of no outlet for the Increased quantities of ores ;hat ben
ei, then, thme words, coo. Green, Dugdale, and W. H' . Dickinson (town clerk Richmond argued that it would be a mistake not to c_arry been brought into the market, and at is almost wee
' elementary education beyond the "three R.'s." Lord
a year we will go further -The school attendance officer presented reports from difficult to dispose of minerals now, than bet, re the mom
Sherbrooke contended that elementary education was
of the wholeof theltpisile the several abeam in the borough. Several parents intended to include ma subjects ion advance. The only branch of the rapers' traits that us
never at guairee, he spoken of as satisfactory ie China clay and Ills nts.
ladles of this thought attended at the meeting and were cautioned for not mathematics. and scleace Lord Aberdare maintained factory to note a eel of perch 'le i n
etches In Galatia had sending their children to school, and those who were that the teaching of higher subjects had not impaired the This is an enciourartgineng sign for this branch ror our Pa
sceseat
'the commenced in ordered to be piresent and did not attend the inspector etude of the elementary °a". After some remarks from Canstruon clays continue neseleoted.inand stocks both at tes
'Madree in the was Instructed to summon before the magistrates- It Earls Fortacue and Spencer, Lord Norton withdrew his mines and in store, are ter in excess of all prose' nt rune
de in writing to
nplicity of the was stated to the committee that severe' tradesmen in matint•
,of this moth the town were employing children under 13 years, and
In the House of Commons, Mr. Ryland' called attention meats. Load and copper ores are, in sympathy •ith We
to tee island of Cyprus. Sir C. Dilke, in reply, said the I.etal difficult to move. .
eply • deg thus rendering themselves liable to a fine of 22. present governor of Cyprus was improving the administre. ME ALS.-The great efforts that are being nods le
tot. These - lion a the island. The Government had decided upon the tge • i• • •
some of the merchants who hold large stocks of son
U Paul's 3017LUIRIIOUTH. repeal of certain oemerave ordinances, and it was also • Ile WOO% are DOW high prices, prove =smear O
the downward cause of the market.
wma,....,nrm ELECTION Rums& -The successful Liberal and'. their opinion that an the inhabitants' irresimealee uf rage
date, Mr. Ho D ded t 303 10.- „.._ or . should take part in all branches
its 'charades-
% off race Rivet'. mime 1, ---e. the tion.-The Merchant Seamen's Rill was eventually read
be Conservative, Mr. Edwardes-Moes, lost the seat after a second time. GENERAL ITEMS.
's spending £2,656 18e. 7d. In the House of Lords, on Tuesday, Earl Cairns moved Mr. Parnell, M.P., the Irish "leader," at it
- the second reading of the Settled Lend Bill. Thn Marron James's-hall said the late Go had take
Government
WIMBORMI. of Bath condemned the measure as absolute' es
SIXTH D.R.V.-On Thursday lad the monthly 7 ...a... . power to lend money at one per cent, to improve te
o_t all settlement of the land in future. The Diu was ISSiI pails and ...was oirirish landlords, but out of the
along* cu* won
took place at Badbury, • second time, troLe of cnim in respones to Mr. man quarters of a million lent not more than £200,000 ha
n Sergt. won the cup with • wore of Illa Mr. Forster declined to say Whether or not the Govern: been spent for purpoeft of relief.
mg left wind preventing any high scores being meat would deal with the county government question in John Key, an elderly Man, On Saturday morn
Adjutant 'Harmer officially inspected the Ireland next session, but said they considered the question killed his wife, by striking her over the head with l
e squad of men in elms firing. In the even. eats as important as that in .gland. Mr. GranteDuff, got iron. The woman was found i • whit
djutant Inspected the corps. There were „onions
_ was urated with blood, quite dead. John Key ha
„can y. Lloyd Jones, Lane T. D. D. oe transferred from the military to the civil authorities- been
Mermaster-Sergt. &Mien, Colour-Sergt. He would be detained within the limits of Cape 0,252r.i reVed for the murder of his wife, at Bean
Waterfall, Randall,and S. E. Walling. In reply to Sir B. Leighton, Mr. Gladstone said it , e poor woman's head had been (eighth/I
be Impossible at premed to organise departmen-sM battered by a ran of blows,and b he
. a y pressure on
meter Bryant, 1 bugler, and 89 rank- commerce and Apricot' b
tun, at soma clans might be beast to prevent screaming, the breastbone was forad
The company
_was put through made which woad elect the obiect ie tide Mr. Gond ht.
movements, which were executed gave notice of his intention to an &caution to the
of the Government With reined to the subject a Cliing
Lion France is securing near Boulogne the possibility ell
rAgeg and Thoauta Hort in the army. Mr. Punter intended to introduce a to id
naval station that shall be one of the finest in 85
up before the Ray. cm. d. increase the amount of the advance out of the Church war. Ostensibly it is a work of peace sit
.4, and ands respectively."` ..._ Surplus Fund from 2750,000 to C 1,500 009 The Bradlaugh °minter°. • but withnnt dettrlment to this object. il il
` have he
case subsequently came on for fur en elate that will re a magnificent batbow
'eta Sessions, on Friday, Berttelot proposed -t foa. am. shouldbe added to up; in which all her fleet can safely_ lie at anchor. Tat
committee moved for by the Government; but Mr. harbour will co
°nark Mason, • youth Gladstone warmly resisted the mode% whereupon feir will be able to aver all area of WO acres, and steam
aed for riding • bicycle Stafford Northoote amused the Prime Ministerof lo -prnaeh the jetty in 27 feet ohmic'. el
,of =mot and sun. impo .rdng passion Into the debate. This jet to • soma w tide. This enclosure is completed by two bred
v, and sad be did and to the leader of 'opposition being forced to waters running far out into the sea, the longer ,es
'BU tandem withdraw his words. On a &vision, the motion was being in th malt'
e shaPe of an arm bent at the elbow,
xi =ainsertod elected by a majority of 112. eudl'llling the harbour on two aides.
In the House of Con= on Wednesday Mr. ton Lord Penance if
Ino mason to Duke
moir.d the
woad .
the bill . . Ant vv.( has refused to _ pronounce eaten*
testing of to tem esti= in the suit Martin to. Mackonocbie.
The Bench hours of polling in boroughs of a certain , on from the Devil is now, says each of his French team
Nat 'several 4to 8 p.m. Sir W. Harecat thouAL ttle of the --, ." a pax he WI" .1.44140." for the horse has won the era
is, -The bill had worked wal tu londom ffir Northam mit de a
Nuowed. thought the hot opened up the danger of btrameeing Six (0 candidates for the United States presidency liart
awes =nation. The bill Was reed a mew time, Kr. been nominated by "the taublican pCeareehrg at
1 moved the mooed reading of the Valuation a
'lnt Lend Hill, the object of - - ChtW-000 hn which was to secure uniformity in promised towards the Wellen:
valuing land for taxation. Mr. Herbert_bjected to the Methodist Thanksgiving Fund; but it is proposed to as
billw
which proposed todissetablish Anannntelemeramittass; 2316 00a
eid in their
cfeee eet up lam unwed:able county Valuable jewels are said to have ' ...k.
boards- Negatived-without • didon. M.,___,_
_Ylegeeeentl7. though in the are Brh oe•-____,
In the Roma of Lords; on Thursday, on the Burials uunng sae Woody Of M4l Prince, who is now Deirro...
1, the Bishop of Lincoln, who moved the relation oi eg Me•
measure, implored their lordships not to inflict an Tao Lotomion Merrier -The police believe that di
-side the clew maidp to remove i remains found at Harts • e peor sal
m foignMyilliwpgaitioal Dtmenbers. If the fortunate r-etzeet gig those al - - oriel
bill unfortunate woman. about 40 or 50 ears old. A f
‘. Church a and could uoteugeehe easaruni examination of the reins/DS led the medical line_ia
%shed Church. The Archblazerenf Deaterbury believe, beamed doubt that a murder had been commice•
a bill would, without peel g affecting mi_and that.____,th•.__„bodi h Muit of a female .bo t 31, ruin of _lB,
Id Church. remove a Wayl glievanos under .'.....".. 7mM ar• vrel pica_ ,liar being Let end berm
am now jaheatead. Lord cranbrooe dewed bind end', ao if they ked been sawn. An an
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serminote the (*.trees'''. Re mown' small has been noticed in the cellar for IA ees'ir:!,,,,.
a given a churchyard had b• and this led to the barrel being moved and holythnfu ---
' turned aide Croat the purposes for fount
tp• mu gaits ready to assent to •
I bothe pro sated • adorn
mt& to the of discredit Blr Garnet Wolsoley will sesame the duties d
The bill wa-s Xaeleally
of 16
emee read a Quartermaster•Genseal on the Ist proximo.
220,400 000, against £2600•
Lord Hartin=stated then Imports into the United Kingdom during Mtl,,
helm" par a ow etnonnited to .7,042°. It
wi
lcl not be so lora. ~,.seaa ng corresponding month of last year. The ar--
, Harecert 0-7,;;sn'Ted to amounted to £17,200,000, against £l6 hat pea
A Haree and Rabbit, The Prince and Princess of Walesand the lefm
lug of the Central Greece will leave town this (Monday) eveuWe -
tone having stated Thefts Park, near Aecot.
Aild, after second Intelliannee reached Bristol to-day (Mondel),, °tit
DtrdMeatte, Mn, death on the Continent (where he had Fon° 14 -
,yuinjid•bsts benefit of Ide health) of the Right Hos. Sir
effort te Cave Paymaster-General d Jodge•Advocate ,::
at an early lea, tee_ an
' the e-
without a Conservative Government, and until
general election menthe" for Shoreham* Hit
eme the was one of those recently conferred. de
ee;emed Election expanses of Massa Lake and Affer•_;.mi
ode Liberal members Mr. 8
for South East Lancashire,
to EA 40.
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