The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03 00:00:00

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THE D()ltsF,'l` c()uNTy EXPRESS ANI) AGRICULTURAL (iAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1880.
Lei.--1. C.x. Plutarch's " Lives :' LA.TEST. ---"-----
h Rev Chan- Palestine."' Cleveic.e: , 0,,,,--k Treff,,,ii.tea _
_ impressive sermon ea. preacl• Iby tee • _ weed. efh,,eg a re,,e, e.,e
c le I nancnixo tx STAR even diggine them up early won't save them. As we independent Arlon wbich talon enveloped in emoke all An frau the Gospel by 3. Leo-. METROPOL ITAN CATTLE
'qet 1111,11t1.1oorstock t
m nal. Vent, near P he scenery topidly increases in beauty, but
a. I: 11l [t 1:3 5. . cirot,i7.. ititzliernirr,l,ll7:lq.eziri,-...., Adjutant the cotteges, each planted In ita own garden, barke I but being euppoited to be tiles:atoned by cavalry, tee - X - hiu.k. x.. 11.- Teen Jus Deno' . T „mite, : 2 None. IlauF. 4 „Ti Worksre... ',sae, (THU DAY.)
1)0 windward 'al le. Re.formin fine they retired, cell ir Swevnee.of t,h,toa'ae;:fraltwe lO•diii hi. heed him 1. Nev. eke•thoneee-l....lll..)•neme:AieFrteiteily:llB:6ll4l;
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!I'd aid unto him. 0 le thine tli.oli..T.
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an no rev.„ . Lee...," „n Art ;" 2. Oinki.. _,.....t,,, Y. 4.l.Newer L ~) net
I/0 Harmer, Rev. lil Everett (total.), rh•plaiu). li, v. by woodland, and with green lens rising above, &A: g column of companies was termed, and the cavalry ceenceller odd :-S ewe of us Id. , 1 c , Haynes. " Lee 0-a. d , mom
"He man- Koller IL 2 000 beagle, about 500 foreign ; trade .
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'RESTER, JULY 27, 18'10. F. J. L B !Ledo • e t.eteig e ay!. , , .
irt..rinwiter Cr es, S e-seant Mee e ictures every one of them, though the rural beauty attack being suppemed to be pushed they formed doubt, rem eaten. vividly, by h.aartar al to a fail Sidlorsh In lueirlal Ha .04,4.
311. 4 the why he covered, more than one
tag its detraMens, for lookirm ber down we See the quickly into company squares and fired a few roan et past year lr . . , "GLatilt fit WI ; about 11,000 sheep , nil hioh quo,lat' ilti le
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t H te Stair Sergeant andair o I.3.io.u.Atrf -I. Boa (giv.n above): sheep, 4.61 to tie 10d; lamb, 6, 6 I toce,4 eeist,
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- ----- -- Atte. Mem tel er.ese *Y r. • fiii,...- clean ry anes, t 1 each al a ft dfit In that doleful weether the spectators were lead to , prise day of our boyhood, mien . s tea
m ost • Ter o mud, an only• II to mind. se if to C'ele' 't. 2. ;Qin. ,f 0 eareen Life." 11 Aida),
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l Geb:rlv.rooto Clerk Oesent, awe( Oran:ass
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for the feet of the ducks that are lively enough lot hese have even adeg to laugh at, as he came berking at .we are come to participate rod ay. We ta 5s to 51 81 ; pork. 41 to .fie NM pee feba .' ':
f the ll' u g emotions teat 2, Kent L.
Cl'. -•.' •- W. Abode ;" ff. Reid lie ' Oer ,
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i eteiner, 8 :gle•Hajir neer, Paeuee Ohre amphibiens parte. As We apprOach BridpOrt, She middle square, but soon fled howling from the ' R were Twiter3al. some e ecinic II .
f -1 Hamm a la. • " History -
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lael Co .k.Sergeent See pawl. Rived us: Tan joys of etvc•ss, the bitterness 0 .
then SA r tee geey-E II +veto, Hewn s
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"%ER ESC A NIPMENT AC weeny Bildeport -Captain Wh : 'dhow Ventenent passengers, used to what they call "the catchpenny steady fire.failure; the self-rem/se •
-es we heaped upon ourselves ti irom . •
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DORCHES I ER
Sur eon I.* '' ulate whether we shall be pulled into the 'After a few more movements, in which the volute- - of Pearce :X,xi 4 i
' L els-1. Heyter i and first in
"ADSTOCK. Beware% Acting 110aa ein Winslow& ArensFaiTtag, 9x. e• le%
or pu , without stone as we r c widge le , . SATURDAY'S OA rad.: NI II K
twines by horses or whether an engine will teere showed to very goo ffect t
Iv- that they were real control and resolution "t in wild •h (elven ahuvel. Aritlaus...tic -1. Not yet assigned,
. WOlll here turne•l the hesitating Heroines." Cat.: ,iLdcasa e.. Ha or, ..1 tho ifiws ...
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erd the comp week, gli.a.r.trB.lsll.lnntl.,_ll4lrlnk sanidtAllitito'ettliffir of all Anise te'w., i . ,
i_a_ . ,d d 11, they f •Perhell.ethe snultdi•ed WWI( examin etien ait out.' iu form, " Rambles in Search Of
ono room to give rta a push; out on te. occasion we veterans and cow stem weather we ey were re- balance moor aro ir . and. At Mr. Rrisco's sale to-day the
•ris, thie y4a• bell et convene Meele ern) -Sorgeant-Instriictor Street, 3 , are not reduced to the quadrepedal aid, and go t i.,neh Thee all such Metal- 2. Scutt ii., an. wee • e ,_..z_ .. ~,ze
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hell/134 which
. sergeants. 23 rank and file-cgal, 27 of ell ranke
ta t' in in triumph by steam. Not far from t • inepecting officer. dualities are swept away swiftly by the c.ominoii wave o
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formed in company column and addressed by the of envy of some rivals _r_ .
A gle'a Souvenar :- 2, Jo scow is wools
• iCio• • alld io all this we lawn the great The ci. .ii
• . Gos (Nom I clan): 4, Resler ii.
-ea vilDffe te C 0 Kimsey (Dercheeter) -Captein Ile Igo. Lleseefontoet i
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gathered vehicles of various deacrife • Mlonel HgaiNittO, C. B , sail: " Colonel Steward, one c ewe m rej . ,
an liveth unto himself, nor lab aura unto Tennyam il Poems , 3, madbessotafrmal£3ll:Blotoshresevp.
d L d Why;' 5 Nicol £l3 10s to 215 ; barreners from 4:13 to
e " gel eine How an Iy,
nen up to Andrews.. SergeantOnstructer L cc. rill'nercdal, aof Hone, hailing from all over the country, awl ! officers, and men of the Ist Dorset Rifle Volunteers,- ileimsl),t;"•til et
On has knit Us eecto to each by one contemn (third class bore • 6 Ifenley (third clam). ' The Age P_ •
air • fat bulls from 22l to £29 10, ; sas,ck f
-• to, and Toler. 3 sergeant*, 12 band, 38 rank and e-- f Wild Flowers. Trinity Lew, 73 u 12°.• curl cera..;•.
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Weymouth steeds and traps are recognised It : I tenth that on this the 21st anniversary of the Volute- interest ail throughout this life, se indeed after this life , (thirdclaes), elven • , .
Brt i. "Great Eiglish Chorea- eA4 40 '-14 10s ; yearling heifers from Li 104 ;e4s -I
dunteer all esekk Onoir Pris 4- O . L'l'•
a D Cerniwor (Poole). • leeut Budge must be a
_-captain ston., i profitable btoinew that tempts people up ! beer ?erne •
we had • fine day to celebrate it. However, we are member. one of soother, If, as I believe, my lof Ave' , _ .sio-. Lott i i Keel" e ;hriatian ewes weld at 9 1 per lb , and woolen wen frui he
n 1 nien. Recitetion Prt 4.
14.124 Li.,it„ 11 wrtion S Itrt• li rent "Wants.' twenty miles with their teams and traps to the Reid- we cannot
. ergeant n. ur et. u help the fates as far an the weather goes. younger brethren, mach is your case to-day, one common I Dull U i ity 1 lamb teg
fere (given shave,.n n VIM 10 ; Wall very scarce, and we do we Yet
•41. much joy absorbing individual regrets and, throwing • halo Year :a X. Sid
i "The 18.6 Century." calve. from 7 dto This
bugler, 35 rank. and file-total, 14 of all r inks.
ta _ port hills, and we find that even fora break a shilling, With what I have seen of you 1 have been
d I'l shall not strike (Katriculstion)-Plorman ~ , , _ _ ii. T•mtee prioe ; best ca 6 Bid per lb. ; beet 4
E C AnipAny(Weywoutb).--(Aptsin Gamo.Lieu e 417 .
~.nii And more when they can get it, is the fare to the pleased considering the wet weather you have been around each well-won posena reward, k At the dole of the distribetiou the ft:v. Y. "41 to 13s 6d. 'l'rade was steady. • 4:461
,inoteant-Instruetor Dacron, 4 saltine.
'' 1 buglar' - • posed Y I very fair a chord out of harmony with the dominant note. If ise all happy holeby, and truntsd that those
CJ ground. The grandeur of the police station ex to in camp. our arms are n • a tithe mealier' which is wished them •
i nle-total 51 of ell reeks. the rust which You to let me lead Yew t roughtoschool id accept their -_ _
'Vibe ) C ptain Lewd-Jones, Lieut. would tempt us to think that pollee matters in Brid- stets, very good, I may say, except for would still remain in i would '
moony ore rue - 1 iste rd the ground-work of the words
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I an earnest of what they should do in the DORCHESTER.
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le • hi it It sergeant-Instructor port are very much more important than at the has been brought on by the weather. Colonel Steward
exeleieed the circumstances of the store, the preacher prism as mere Y
-‘e Su Lteue . es. nr, •re leaving would he was sore SATURDAY'S CORN MARK ET.
's e neeante, 1 bugler, 24 reek and file-teal. 32 county town, did we judge from the imposing tens me your numbers have kept up very w • ell Every' e
- went on to sty-New. my boys, for it is to you chiefly. f fature, and these who we
to it
holt back upon that day with great pleasure, for there
exterior • but little time is left for speculation on the thing is very enettsble, and I shell have great pleasure not exclasively, lam speaking, lam not goingb- SS -. • delightful al t,o remember the succeems of A fair attendance for the time of year. 1 .
v (Sherbet re).-Captain Calder, Serdger. comparve fineness of the town, we go the pace at •in making a favourable report of the regiment. I wish before yen a standard of Caristian attainment, w.
which is was nothing so- , oes s
days • and there was no bond which kept little wheat offer or, and in con•witte,,,, eg th, se,
•r, 4 sergeants. 1 buelee 33 rank an n
speed that brings out from our drivers the admission I could have iss•n more of you' learns down intending very good ad true In the ebitract, but is beyond yourtheir school. , that which united boy and f
t h all i deli-loving hearts woeloasly t ogetner asfactory state of the weather, badness tee j:snat
es. that there were five smashes on this road yesterday- to have • really good field day."-Addreming the reach. In the story of h i
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Ida° lo t oung boy who had stood shoulder t o shoulder t miether in c im. cautious. English was very scarce an•l e 'a
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ifer3).-Ceptsio Johns, Lieut. Smith,
comfortablereflection f 20 fellows jammed iC 1 I then said • " Let themen be sent to Muter, wheal heart bad been rawn teem sts. i
orup n • officers, the e one en s . f' •e or s•orl side by side in receiving the wises which
wheat worth more for immediate deliveryi" - ' '"Ili
Nempeon, 5 sergeants, Z rank and a cornmaw prescribed as an indispensable condition o petit' .1 . . ,
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break calculated to hold 14. The festoons of bunting. their tents as aeon as possible." his welfare, that he should take up his cross thy ha woe .n s.h I
of thanks to money would be tek•-n to arrive, Eng.isl
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-r).-Captain Bennett, Lieut. now no longer gay, but with a washed-out appearance, The regiment was then marched Into . the camp fwhatever your special gifts may The R er. 0 elle Stunt !wavelet acute
Sato every one o you.to 46s per qr. ;f, etign, 500 t 'V li I' - rl° :II
Chancellor Sr/ayes for his excellent sermon. ~ . es.
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eirgeant•lnstrireor Buttons, are left behind, and 'don't long before Burton Brad- ground, and dismissed, and the rain came down with be, irradiated a. your lives are hr the hrightnem of a the Rev. Chance was worth one shilling mere bein • t..d 'Uri
and file-tetei• to a tit stock salutes us with • "Welcome D. HeY." in leaves greater violence, end effectually drove everyone within aled day nee neelay, your future, julged as Christ would (Aeo.lesised 4 'VII et .4
mee ,jaae gear. hearty cheers were given 2les per qr. delivered. Oats' m• t a hen trail.: 4
that were green once. But Burton is very *coon- the canvas-walls during the dinner Lima Judge it and as only it may be esfely Jeri ;ad, absolutely To formalf p eu
, -Captain Gashwood, . ,
its intellectual reading" "Better and better every year" wasthe verdict on the depends upon the very sena condition-ewat yee A _
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should re• the Ch. man, the e - .s r, e
Had H te the Lubea. and 23s to 264 per qr. ; round midge e'et was very firm, st,o
~i,,..,, 6 sergeant., modettng to the volunteers,32o; flat, a little easier, an Ic.o'dbe be i h - .44
'ka room is open to them by special permission, an offer viands provided at the camp, and certainly, after the take up your cress as pert of yno dis:iplesbip. ml ever) io ).
provided,
what d this taking up the cross mean to you echo 'I- A c wit al luncheon vets afterwards which was 28s. Cakes met a firm trade. gt at 2e, a
Acting-Chap- the kindlirows of which must not be measured by corn- battle with the elements, never did the "stowed beef 0411 •
boys, the very f weniost of whom are jist merging from foil oveill by a crick •t inatc a botw.en the 0.1 b ,yr d the
'-Fetridgel, 2 parlson of the little reading-room with the more pr.• of Old England " taste better than in an ordinary tent,
• training for the coming hattle ot life ; while the prtsent s•holarr. ---
30 of all tenuous ones that volunteers from the towns are used accompanied with potatoes which might have won the majority of yen are learning the le.son with s•arcely a -- THE CONTEST AT LIVERFOsn.
~. to. Popped down at last at the foot of a prigs at a school of cookery, and an irregulaz fraction of thought of the moral wheel shell eueeeedi I Ti take ep JHABIIINBTBIA.
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_„,m,"" hill, the traveller quickly judges how much he his a loaf, larvae out by the commissariat. The refine- the crow implies faith in knowledge of sea love for Him o
erenae SOS ,OLY Annoesesenr.-The children or
• Yielding to pressure, Mr. Plimsoll has 0
contest Li 1 . the Liberal ' -4latuc'i le
verpoo in e interest.
a'"; saved in riding, for above him is a sort ments of condiments are also served out to those nice who made out of two crossbeams of wood, roughly nailed
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i glory to whiii the whole the Wes eyan and United Methodists amalgamated
. of staircase, with • etileotone, whence he Can- in little matters ; but give us just weather enough not together,* symbol of _ite, and wit pewee an, h
wet, h
th
e eat for the celebration of th ir anniversary this week, the
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not fail to carry away large and adhesive specimens of to drench the tent beyond the door section' as
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twe world Can otter no l
'a mud of the district, even supposing he succeeds in can see out and between the etorms hap • ong monarch,
have been proud to deck their brows. Some serruons being pr aelied at the Wesleyan Chapel, UNFOUNDED RUMOUR.
of you, I apprehend, are going forth to-der into that Cloarinineter, en Sur. lay last by Mr. R. Davis, of
bing to the top without being suddenly acquainted friends, and we are happy as king!, probably as
- larger world which lies juot outside school life. It may Stratton. In the aftern eau and evening the children Some of the Bristol papers have killed a
',tether Earth through the slipperiness of the happy as the officers who du their champagne, lobster be only atuther more alvencel s'a mof yeur e weatiorii recited various pieces 'to the parents and friends, estimable gentleman, Colonel Alexander Al '
-fixture. Arrived on the top, a scene breaks ineevonnelee!) and unpronounceable things 4fo Risme, for whatever is before you for real, • len Z year eat, i when the eh pal was crowded. On the Wednesday sir, wt....
' ich might well reward him for a dozen n Mr. Trump's great marquee, with titled ladiee to Goa emcee you, you will be only learn. a ins imeachoo. 1 horse they state stumbled in a rabhit•hole eo, 1..
e followLig the s:holars were to have had their annual
\our. Standing in the parade grounds grace their festive board. After getting the luck of or other. Waatever Cm et.g9 to latch you have etttinb .e en
ol from the camp ground by a stone ' odd man out, and $o escaping the duties of piste- Iwe one safeguard, and ooly one, if you is Quid in t e
treat in a field which had been provided, but the reviewing the Militia, occasionin? injetie.• fr,,, .
wind,
endobtain which' I thealms'! weather prevented, and they adj mimed to • barn, he died. Colonel Adair is not only a merno,„ ,
for e that the young ruler n story
se* the way we have Come. It ill • washing, knife-scouring avid other preparationse te.
at You must know Christ awl love Him, ant for kindly lent for the occasion by Mr. Mead, where tea
(rem the blue and white-fringed sometMng o'clock tea, we sally out, the storms hurry ~.e of the oldest Somerset families, but he is -
Christ's sake control yours:lye, and deny Yourselves if wai laid, and about 100 partook. A public meeting ,soo vilely
'mid manta to lie low from fts to the eastward, the clouds pile themse'ves np in you would be happy with a hominess which is not a w held in the chapel at seven o'clock, and was known as the late Provincial Grand Alast-r ..I
var bold Burton coastguard' (waggle masses, but each radiant with its silver lining, delusion. Senn of you may have very light crosses to bear, a
• addressed by Mr. R. Davis, Mr. G. Hicks, and Mr. met, in which capacity he made troeps of 5a,,,,,, f..
Its gaga, the lovely vale, the sunshine gilds everything again, the Dolly Verdens some very heavy. Your natural character,, your callingrobe
eked by the Eggerdon an 1 Pinafores dot the ground with graceful forms and in life, your own W. Shepherd,
choice will fix for you. Whoever you,several of the children reciting. AP- by his affability and his zeal in masonic welt
te h atservice, d col-
-ton beacon, laid to gay colours, Pater and Mater•familias pilot their dear may be, and whatever may be ordainei for you, none will Propria ymns were sung an
svint, a shin, ones toward the roped space, Major Williams, Captain ever attain the true end cue object of human lire, a
whit-
lections made on behalf of the school funds. It will be a relief to hundreds to find the
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Bothenhampton Matthews, and many other officers etyma as if by ever appearances may seem to Ate, unless you learn tze --- of his death is entirely unfounded; that be h
lesson which lam desiring M impress upon you--that of tak- BLANDFORD,as se
• foreground, =role, and bring bevies of beauties to the forms and met with any accident at all; and that the in
intrupthecross. If it is nets i, ores thing is lacking all enur „.. - " ter my.,
only inter- chairs that serve as the dress boxes, athletes appear life through. You may be distinguished, full of honours, BALI OF Me, FOOKS'IS RAYS AT WHITgOIitiRCIL- did meet with an accident, Colonel 130:dere hse
'ullusY of in costume as near the antique se mey be, and 3,000 prosperous and lanuential, but unless you have taken up On Friday at this sale there was a good attendance,
bone broken although he was csnside s, . --1.-.
of the or 4,000 people close round the arena, for there are to the MSS you will come short of that standard to which but prices did not rule high. One ram, four-toothed,
,•rat 11 shakw b
the be we all moot rise before we reach the happy end. I would fetched 20,t5., but the average was from 4to 81e. a fall from his horse. He went home on Friday,''
Id ATHLITIC SPORTS. not say a word wlOch might seem to jar upon the harmony am
wee then pronounced to be on the right eta It,
of a day so wisely elevated by every lezitizutte appliance . ex.
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A gallant tall runner of E Company looks se if he'd ee, such a high level amongst the common days of school valeecence. Britt 4 Neto.l it getting into a h
--a away from everything; but some of the Icnowing life. But I know-awl I should be a poor counsellor if I TERR Ye•esel
IBLE DISASTER TO OUR ARMY AT he the Press, but this latest example of -
ere sweet on Lnckham, • dark energetic man, and forgot-the trials that Ile in the paths of such as yore CANDAHAR. authenticity a
on Chaffin, short but well knit. They measure 1 don't wish to check or even temper your rejoicing. I the most grotesque of all the lx:al liner's elf ern.
eards, and after breathers, the start is made, can well believe all the wise inittenoes brought to bear The telegraphic communication between Canciahar
. nr hearta within the precinct. of these and Quetta has been cut. The last news received
gall, covering long distances at every stride, upon your Y-a - I ` flosmdabar tedthat Brooke's brigade ALARMING ILLNESS OF NHL GL AD '
excellent schools. know the power and the effect of the from sta
winner by some yards. - TONE,
teaching which is faithful to the lines of the dear old out to render assistance to the stragglers from General On Friday evening. after leaving th
Its competitions were as follows:- English Church, our spirituel mother. lam • therewith Burrows's force. elf 'no re
,e.-let, Private Hall BC Company), believer in the cricket field and the playground, and f,Commons and proceeding to Downing.street tdi
The first statement that General Burro ' brigade M GI dsta Ved f feeling chilly, ' la
we is r. a ne comp am o and e,„„,
'Anson (C Company), Ta. 61. with my grey hairs, am often le amine s moothing 00,11 had • a
' Luckham (E Company), 16ft. 3 from the boys committed to nip own over ,Ight. And the been annihilated proves to be exaggerated. Sir once advised to seek repose On Sato ---
• rdey yawningly
consciousness of all this only seems to make it mere im. 11. Sandeman reporte that until the telegraph wires to was worse, and consequently was unable nt attendee
•oany won portent that every single one of you should keep • place Candahar were cut, that is, until 11 o'clock in the Cabinet CeunciL In the afternoon the family phy•ieis
Private H. Kumar (I Com- in his mind and in his heart for the teaching of our morning of the 2Oth inst., General Primrose was WWI went fur, and he deemed it requisite to new it yak
-n Company), 7e61. gracious Master, that when you go hence, whether for a unaware of the extent ef the defeat; but in the last the Premier the whole of Saturday night. Mine te„,
-te Bell (E Company); few happy weeks at home, or for good and all. you may be message received from him he stated that the disaster eight o'clock ou Sunday morning the fullewin b*-
known and recognised as laving found the one thing need- g %Men
wart not so seat as at first believed. Nevertheless, he was loomed : -
eempanye tf e 8 full, the secret of taking up the crow and loving Him Who
has loved you, and giving up for His sake all He died to added, the British loss was severe, and the enemy " Mr. Gladstone h•' got h-I I
aeirgg c ti ... when exhaellel
e, value £5; save you from, were strong in guns, which they worked well. The is suffering from pone congestion of the beet of tee
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At the close of the sermon, tho tonal he ma for the end British troops were only pursued for about four miles. left lung, with fever. The fever, however, ea
'es camp of the term was sung. Two guns only were captured by the enemy, and abated daring the night, and the lecel rymiewes sa
"Sins and follies peat confessing, the remainder are expected to be brought into n f increased.
ed Lord we bend the knee to Thee." Candahar, where several pieties of General Burrow's's (Signed) " ANDREW Curia"
The hymn from Hymns Ancient Gad Modern, "Onward force have arrived. Celenel Brooke has gone to assist The medical attendant visited his pitient le the
Christian soldiers," which was sung as a recessional, in bringiug in etragglens. The cantonments in the mittens- on, and at ten minutes to four °dock i•etti a
eight the service to a close. town have been vacated, and the troops have with- second bulletin as fellewe :-
move was then made to the dininedall, which drawn into the citadel. Many officer* had reached " The fever is sub-id• io•• evm , the lung ptene are s
on filled with visitors and boys. The Yen. Cu worse, and on the whele Mr. Gledniene is better tea
ndahar in safety. t
on Sanctuary took the chair, supported by Reinforcementa were already on their way between the morning."
'caster (the Rev. T. Rnuell-Wright), the Quetta and Candahar when the defeat occurred, and At half-past eight tie:leek, en Sunday eveeirg. Dr.
'if Sherborne Sehool (the Rev. B. M. are now pushing rapidly forward. All the troops Clarke again visited Mr. Gladstone, hie report beitg
- Chancellor Swityne, the Rev. Canon stationed along the railway will be concentrated at as !Mows :-
Roe, and Vie Rev. J. L. Lang- Pishin in order to make a speedy advance. Sir R. "Mr. Gladstone is not quite so well this min
', present the Rev. Canon Babb Sa man and
nde General Pre liay are making every the fever having returned. About eight ree a
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'lembridge, Colonel and Mrs., endeavour to push o n all additional troops, and are telegraphic message from the Queen was received g
01. Rev. M. J. Green, Rev. &heady marching on Candahar. Two more regiments Downing-street. inquiring a• to the c n 'item of ta
P. Makes, Rev. 11. E. will have reached Candahar by this line, and two Premier's health. A reply was immediene4 WW,
'ON &c. There was • strong brigade.s with artillery and cavalry will be sent giving Dr. Clarken bulletin.
up from India. Reinforcements are also coming from Mrs. I ;Isd,dotie an I her 'Laughter are in attendee!
'ester at once called England. The Khan of Kleelat, having heard tif the on the right hore geotlemso.
eramme with a disaster, has offered his assistance to the British Loenox Mondey, Lit ax
`i. Nodoubt Govenunent, and ha' placed all the resources of his • • • ' ' '
-eh a large State at their disp %al. Up to one 0 deck this mornine Mr. Gleionet
eo failed The defeat occurred near Kumhk-i-Nakhud, about condition remained unchanged, the fever Ai srinr•e•
not having ba• d 1 R '-'' '
a e . -t the e.orin tithe, . wntre t.. 1
et got half way between Candaliar and Girislik. news of the seri•ius character of the rielit h.n ewe
.y. Ayteole Khan, wile defeated our troepe near mati's illness wow only received at a late h• * . .e.
-e Candahar, ie the son of the late Atneer Shere All, by hon members called t.' obtain the I t • • l'a% n''
the daughter of the Memand chief of leelpura, thus .e A 44. IL goat::
as to his condition,
h'
Ong the full brother .tf Yakoob Khan. He was
2 N a e-
- boor about the year 1351, and took part in the Loooon, Monday.?
'en of 1867-8, which resulted in the triumph of a Dr.
attendance Clarke has been again ereet for,..
ttendan on Mr. Gimist. no, mei ianl i• . st
s t . reusing
and the restoration of Share Ali to the throne. Dowuiug-street during the night.
-'as not memtioned, however, until a much
111 1871 Yakoob had fallen into diefavour 10.10 an.
and had for safety withdrawn from Dr. Clark called a: Mr. Gls listo:,e's t• e-ly thi,m re
' owing year he retired to Seistan, and ing, end aftereverds hened the following bel'elie:-
emring round him a small band of '• Angust 2, 8 am.-Mr. Gladstone is rather Seer
\om Ayoob was prominent, he this morning, but the f• ver centieuee.-Ar.irea Cele
''ii Shere Alregovernor. Until . Lord Granville, Leed ihafteelerey, and Lee! 11...x.1
'4 Yakoob ruled there in . G over sent this 'leonine to make eusiniiies. ao I 1:c
'I assisted in the task of 1 Majesty has again aeut asking fer the latest ineense
e Ayoob. In the year lion. Dr. Clark still centinuee with M.. Glehtee.
noit to reconcile
ee All and his
under a safe Iliarittts.
'*l cast into I BRADFORD WOOL, TIMILIADAT.-The fe- legil fe
in charge market ie rather less hopeful. The Indian real smite
Ameer discouraging harvest prospects combine to render hew
-tale cautioue. The recent hardening .1 value., bee, bootee
be led to a few transaction', but prices f-day are teen
than firm. Yarn orders Lr expend come foreael thee
and spinners are f• r tee moat part gl.d to ncept low
if:stations. The piece trade also continues very dePress4
'HISTOL CORN, Turlarette-We have had a OW=
I broken weather since our last, which has reale
eine of wheat, and in acne instances calla
l otherwise Hared. At to-day's mares :We
nes Astro mar, anxious not to la tato:,
k. as they have been of late, on I Ai.:
c• 11 resulted at ls. advance. Gm:::
• consumptive demand at rli to
-cumulation of arrivale,wse fitt.r.
' at unaltered rates. Bestial
-We had • large ..he,
•iutton, and the atwitter
'-'ring that trade um:*
4 stock. The wegbe
•is no doul.t tat c
erket The trof
and dealenbi
' the ureet
' the sto
sone
eel
..,
t'.,