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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-26

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ALLAN LINN,
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AND CANADA

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FROM LIVERPOOL
SARMATIAN—Fur Halifax and Portland... Jan. 14.
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Western States.
TOURISTS, SPORTSMEN, and others visiting
the Canadian Nortli.Wrat, can avail thou•
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wonderful scenery, in the ROCKY MOUNTAINS
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for Nlanitohn And the Great North•west is by the Mail
fitaamers of this Line.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-19

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sfiticßlNG CRUELTY ro A SRRYANT.

A HOT POKER 1.7AK0 AK A CORRE,TING Rom
At Lawford's.gate petty aessions on Tnewiw—
before A. J. Stanton, En. (chairman, ;0. H. l'Ope,
R. W. Butters...Al% C. Th. 11113*, and Capt.
Ilelfield—Florence Clare, aged Mesa 30. was charged
with unlawfully inflicting tll.ll Stanitriihre,
aged 13 years, certain grevions bodily harm, at Fish.
ponds, .41 January 4th. Mr. latchatn (magistrates'
clerk) stated that the girl was at present in that
building. hut she was so ill that ale. could not be
examined that day, and only sufficient is silence would
be taken to justify a remand. )lr. Lowry defended
the accused. Supt. Matthews stated that im Thur.
day he went to a grocer's shop at Stailley•place, Fish.
pmda, kept by the prisoner or her hushand. He
walke 1 into the kitchen, and told the pri.s.ner, who
was there, that he wanted to see the little girl she had
in her service, and asked where she was. She hood.
!uteri, and he told primmer he t see her, a. he
knew she was in the hones. The defendant then
ctiled in Hose Stanbridge. He saw that the chill,
who was thirteen years old, had two black rye., A cut
under the left eye, and her nose was swollen
very much. On her anus were several r.tw
wounds, and her hands and anna were very li
hruieed. HP then told the prisoner that he wanted
eat see the lied and bedroom which tbe child had
eccupicd. Ile went upstairs with the prisoner and
another constable who had accompanied him. Tn..
prisoner showed bindle liedroom with a tel and a
crib in it. Witneem then aeked the chill where she
slept., as he did wit believe chit slept in the room
shown him by the prisoner. She opened ad• or, and
took him into a back mein, pointed to an iron bed
stead, and said, "Thai is where I sleep." There was
a straw mattress on the bedstead, but without sheets
or blankets, the two rugs produced being the only
coverings he could find in the room. This accused
admitted that the child slept in the room bitt ar1d...1
that she octiaseinally sh•iit with lire. Ile took the
child, Out was very weak, to the pilice•station, awl
W. had mune difficulty in getting her there. Si.,'
as...d lir lied directly she left the house .4 the
defendant. Witness pointed out to the accused the
condlitiini of Ow child, liot she said nothing. Th..
child was examined by witness's wife, in the preeence
of himaelf and a sergeant. He saw there waa
siderablv diKolvration from bruises inct burns upcn
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-19

LANDOWIIIIRS' ALLorwr AIM.
CIATIuN.

A Society hos been formed, under the premdeney of
the Ibike of Weduenster, K. 11., called "The I and.
owner, Association for the Voluntary Extension of
the Allotment. System." The vice-presidents include
several well•known noblemen and gentlemon; amongst
iithers Lord Tollemoche of flelmingliain, who has
taken such a prominent port in the creation of allot.
inmate and small holdings. More than one hundred of
the owners of large istates have exprilecd their
cordial approval of the scheme. The *association has
been formed for the purpose of extending the practice
already prevalent in many estates, of letting small
quantities of land in allotments, either of posture for
the keep of • cow or of arable for the purpose of
cultivation by apade.lalour. Its chief objects are—l.
To obtain and diseeminate information respecting the
letting of land in allotments, the formation and
tnanooemant of cow clubs, the temporary letting of
land for potato ground, itc. 2. Ti ascertain and
make public the extent to which the system has
already been applied, and how far the demand for
further'extensiou exist.. 3. To urge upon landowner*
and employers of labour the desirability, in th••
interests of all three climes connected with the
cultivation of the soil, of extending the system till
every resident agricultural labourer of good charactet
has, should he desire it, all allotment of land. 4. Tii
call the attention of trustees of charity lands to thy
provisions of the Allotments Act, ISB2. The Earl of
onslow is acting an hon. secretary, at the temporary
offices of the association, 7, Itichniond-terrace,
Whitehall.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-19

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-19

WILM. NI/WHIM

Stephen Sinai', V Variilall, A. Beard, Torn
:tfacey, S. Roberts, M. Lisconilie, F. White, R.
Flariniiitte, !UPI JAM Richards, boys. were summoned
f-r wilful damage to hay belonging to Mr. John
Ifonntiell. South lifl, on the 2Sth December.—
Pnewcidor. who did not wish to press the case, said
Lb. Is.yu threw his hay about the held and drove the
atotk. —The Bench ordered the boys to pay costa and
amount of damage (11.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-19

Comsponornce.
ANTilluE tV4IAPERM.
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Sir,—l mad with interest Mr. G. 11. Pointer •
letter in your last Muir...seal dealing with the fray
nisis .4 A newsletter, date 1715. These now
,Very
ran, .peciniens are always interesting. Mr. Pointer
might be pleased to know that I have many in my
possession, quite intact, mid .if earlier date than the
inters...taw fragment which he quotas.; t.. tie isal
ot them lie is twist welt...sue, if he would kindly
lorward ine his address. On. of the need interesting
of the cellection is a London publish...l March,
It contains the complete proclamation of
Charles 11., issued by his Majesty at Whitehall on the
210. March in that year, canons:Wow a general awl
fast in oonswetnAl with his declaration of war
shout that period. The Sallie Cepy Oeltaill. highly
interesting naval despatches from Hague, Tangier,
and other quarters. ee.py, i,iiilishi.il Fele
ruary 2:tth, 1762, contains report* of the earthquake in
Italy, followed by dispatches from lawleine., Venice,
and naval and Illereattille arrivals at omr %area*,
English 1.11,1 The "evict. col " is usecesively
quaint and amusing. I will quote one more, for,
altleiugh not the oldest, it has leen, on good
authority, pronounced to be one ol the rarest and
best preserved of its kind .estant. It wss printed
in the Savoy, by Edward .lonee, in 1702 —first y.ar
of the reign of yueen Anne. It contains the titleetth
" l'roelainatiou for encouraging seamen and tendinous
I, enter themselves on board Ifer ll•jesty's Ships of
‘Var," and given at her Court at et. Jamelia. It
con ...1111S some brief resumes of military dieturbances
on the continent at that period. The final advertise.
ment on the sheet would provoke& smile if it appeased
in the journal. of to.day. It reads as follows
"Lust. the 30th past, about six in the evening, from
before a Coachbos, between Cornhill and Smith
Street, in Westminster, a Deal Hot, containing
Land Head Clothes, .Night• Clothes and other Lumen
4dipstrrel. Whoever bnngs give. nothal of them to
Mr. William Griffith, Siert:hug, of Smith Street,
aforesaid, shall have • G 1111 l ea Reward."
1 bin, dear sir, yours faithfully,
RICHARD Ewes:,
Prospect House, Bridport, Jan. 12, istm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-19

BV7ANAGN.

BKIIaTINit Poe This society held a &thaw on
"Local Option" on Monday evening. The R.V. T.
IR. Steer presided. There were about 20 members
tiresent. A very interesting discussion f.41.,W1A.
FVNKKAL OV MKS. Ilcar.—The funeral tif Mrs.
Burt, wife of Mr. Geo. Burt, of Purbeck House,
fiwanage, took place on Tuesday. The deceased
lady died on the previous Wednesday, and since her
death a large number of beautiful wreaths and crosses
had been received at Purbeck House to be placed on
her coffin. The first part of the funeral service was
held at Swan age, and the lowly of the deceased was
afterwards conveyed to Waterloo by the 10.15 &Tu.
train. Al about nine o'clock in Tuesday morning
nearly the whole of the principal inhabitants and
tradesmen ariiimabled outside Mr. Boris residence.
The order in winch the iuminiful iirec-waiun left
Purbeck House was IN follows :—Tlw Rev. D. R.
And tlenlon Stokes RevS. IL .1. Mason and
it. Terry, 8.A., and Br. Delamotte ; the collie borne
by eight of Mr. Burt's workmen •' Mr. U. Burt,
husband .if the doceosed • Mr. N. aull Mr. U. Burt,
son. of the deceased Nit.. C. and Mr. F. A. Burt,
brother-in-law of the deceased ; then foilowed about
70 tradesmen and others. The service at St. Mary's
Church was cimilucti.l by the Revs. R. D. Travers
awl St .10.•• and the ulioir sang the hymn " Now
the lalsswer's er. .ts the lins,..sion left
the church 3 funeral march was played on the organ.
At the railway .tat n a large crowd of persons hoof
and as the trait. left the station thee ott
the platform uncovered tfieir lends. Mt' reinai tt itt g
icsrt of the funeral service was held at liensal I:reel'
Cemetery, where the det-,ased was letried. r. .1.
of Swmiage, can 1..1 • 'lit the funer.l arrange-
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-19

COMMINCI/L.

Console eighth lower.

HU.VE RULE.

Great Allti• llouse Rule demon•tration weog WI in
Belfast to-day, and reeolutione declaring 'hat 1111 l e
Rule would le, di"astrous 14. Ireland wrrr
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-19

Einperial

HOUSE Of' COMMONS.

FRIDAT.

There was little to disturb the full monotony o
swearing in to-day. The speaker took the chair as
tali minute+ past two o'clock, and the first weigher to
present himself at the tattle was Mr. Sclater-llooth,
who exchanged cordial greetings with Sr. I'o,l.
Among the members who -followed, were Sir R. N.
Fowler (the late Lewd Mayor of London), Mr. Bug
Moline* (Attorney.lisnwral for Ireland). and Sir
Donal., Currie. This heat member of the Covernment
so pre-eut himself was the Right Hon. H. Bourke ;
and then mons Sir J. If ore),, the Solicitors( ;enera),
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Mr. Jaws COIIIIIIO, Dr.
Cameron, Sir If. James. and Lord Claud Hamilton.
Al ton linguae" past throe, on the motion of Mr.
Akers. liougla,i, the House adjourned until two o'clock
on We.loweday, when opp.irtunity will he afforded to.
the 101.1111*n, who have not yet taken the ustb to.
attend and go through the osretnouy before the spin•
log of Parliament by the Queen.
A total of 4e members of ook the oath on
Friday. So far 417 members ha.• gone through this.
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