The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1866.
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'YMOUTH COUNTY COURT. that be then west to At kart 10,000 penons wer e prompt . Shortly obis
defendant and told bins of the one mut feel it diflirall to believe, be not be Mummies, ram Spolowe, Saturday, Clot. 13. brother of the beide, gave her away, her father's Sentra! Nein.
F.. Kneen, Ems, held his court here oe Mate of tie vehicle and asked him if the other things allowed to go on. liere he came down to Weymouth, "-Present: W. P. Ohlidell, Eel. J. J. Fertilolimellotia health, icercli twit seictwee Mine ittlie time eine.' ..t eight o'doch this eineashlaire, beaded by a bead, he.
There were 105 new plaint. on the list, needed were to be done, to ',hem the defendant and the trainmen having respect to the profession to Eat , Hon. W. H. It. Penmen, ig. p , and C. being equal to it. Mr. Ward (late Fielder), of --o,_-_____
marched to the castle, when having Prism vent to then
noose., 5 re-issue., and 5 judgment anneerel "yea. make a thorough good plea it,"-The which he beton/rd. "end the wife on her reproopita. Hem' ern, Fen. _Ed ward Cult, of Hilton, Was charged Salisbury, provided the "feast' in his well-known et Inge y a rumen
Ju Igo mid this yeas one tif these rot. in which the mon that .oie win the wife of a clergyman, 111 holydiscount on Thursday.
dinTcuous Bank directors made no asap in the rate of f 1!
Market-piece, where the band played the National
ll with aseanltin Thomas House. ef the same piece stele, during which the baud of the Shaftesbury
A F fight •••••1, le t theback of Cailtonorarden . th- - ion tof the crowd dispersed. A Lep
b ion of yells, they returned to the
',Sof AT PoRYLAND. -Nark Gould eaiilenee wee no conflicting es to def, almost the gees- mhos, 0.1 the: tele of II MS. the et. Uoiree. IATAL -- p-se • -
.. 0n.....wi, --... most
partie. live at Portland.- tin of i n behilitin. The neat • quitable way, there- Why, bad they known the circu • f the the 4t 'e ' ' w n appea h Octinl r -Mr Atkieson, h mei Roles performed some pleasing pi,eo.- The lines ef Longue, on Tuesday night. Two &mum, pugh.ts number, bowline proceeded to the residence of the
mention o
fore. would be to divide the balance. ant he should the ' e.., hot they known of the previous for the complainant, after referring to • foimer con. the Rev. William Lisle Bowie', on leaving a Place rif fought foe £4s side, aid mei of them was so frightfully presiding 'nectar-ere, Mr, Alderman Even, anti at once
'the plaintiff, &eel Mr. Howard
emulous wan adjourn. d from thereto,. strike 10.. off the plaintiff's claim, eying bankrupt,' and the ciuse of that benkruptoy, in which he is alluding to Barton Hill injured th viution against the defendant for an alleallit under residence, , at be expired shortly after his removal to atteelted-that petitions'. residence. The whole of the
was brought to rem'," the lodgment for Si. only, y woehave given credit or a single the Id not h f somewhat similar circumstances to the present, where he lived, and which is described in Adam's Charing Cron Hospital. front windows, consisting of plate glass, GSM SMAthed
v "mete alleged to have Basgeolers.-Re Mahar,' Charles Shepherd.-This farthing, ire considered the bankrupt, in his es in.. dated the case. -Complainant said : I am in History of ShaftethorY as oiled the principal gentle- The All-Ireland lose mow, oommenced on Wedmore into • thousand atoms, the front door Was NOM" into
'0 to • plot of potatoes cam bad been haaderred hem the court aboye.-Mr, lion, had failed to prove the plea entered on homoodule. the employ of Baron Hanitho, and live at Hilton. men's seats of the town : - day at Chutney, the not of Lord Daffodil. There was a splinters, and the sown threatened to been the residemos
-Ic Gouli sato (lust he Hill appeared for the petitioner, and the" was no He end ghetto attributed his bankruptcy to an "lima- On the 4th October, scroding to the orders I had "If I could bid thee, pleasant shade, (mewl' very Urge eteeedmice. The following is the result of to the ground. The potion, however, aITiVIA On the
of bind, which they onpeeitien.-The Baninipt •eii that he was a sawyer, clout income to meet my iwOolasiy expenditure." Bet recieive,l, I was ricking .loun the lank of the hedge. Without a sigh, within those circling bow'rei Um day'. Mooting :-1,000 yards-Uhler, 217; Dublin, scene, and the vast mob then dispersed.
Tinter of an acre a earning 6. per day, and bad • wle and two children to sea clergyman, kneeing how matters stood, be 000 l'he defentant came and punted his pitch fork My "tripling prime wa. reared, and beveled hours, 2,18. 1,100 yard•-Major Lmob, Dublii:, 53: M'Cold, Gazer Weerniut RAILWAT.-The dire/tors of this
end hoking well empire-His Honour: Is Is. • day all you earn 1 lotted to use such to! ..... me a. to live within his mem.. through the hedge, awl thee violently struck me on Dent were Ito the eyropethies that swell Meter, 62. company, it appears, are about to establish a system ed
Lnit a the 6th, Bankrupt replied lithe anirniative.-lii. Honour, then The ertoi!ors hat no other feeling in the inetter tt•o THR Hon. John 071bannary, Prins. Minister of the commons:Om between passengers. guards, and driven
tat a regimen nor income is about £56 a year, and you have been that they thought their cose was • hard one, a. 4 that . colony of Victoria Ism been vi itin his native mutiny in commotion with the trains upon 'hairline.
the hand with it. It was deco wilfully, nut by The human breast," ice.,
accident. I gave him no provnew.ioo. Defendant arc we imagine in some measure descriptive of the . . a it . i
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,Apparatus
.iten elf the living et the rate of ElOO a year. Whet wes the re they considered it their duty to stay such • came., I. et Tipperary, for tha benefit of his health. Re left Imam for an expenmental train is being construeted underlies
sh, ep iota worth of tinder for, mentioned in the echeitule?-liank. bankrupt should go to od•er places, and ether tradesmen upset mine beehives, and the. beessagot loose and one feelings of the fair bride on leeving her childhood's
the best . 27 years ago, when a young man, and, as he humorously direction of the inventor, Mr. C. Spagnolettl, the some
, erel saw rept sail the% be at one time attempted to set up be made victims as they themselves had been. They, stung me.
substitution of the existing coupling elnitna, the ban
remarked, the fonds he carried out of it did not seriously panes telegraph engineer. Mt. Spagnoletti forms hie
•hat Mr. timber gelling His H I have had medical vice. My band boom and dearly-loved father; but she tem tne DOG
id he ethernet also there tbetefore, suited his Honour to order that Ello a year be was swollen and was spite bleith.-Sergeant Hill wishes that it has been fur • still MOM h&Olty home. diminish its weeith,
answering the double purpose of coupling chains asul
monectioa with the corriages by means of iron ben, in
'ir the ern rip pei down for pork ant cheese as ewhig to let *aide under the bankruptcy, so that the debts might said :I am stationed at Milborne. On the 4th Oct. The children of the Infant School, also the alms-
. The directors of the Great
p recently applied for pennienon to
electrical eounecoons, thus avoiding sena duty for the
Stone (trona-Bankrupt replied that he tried pork buorlher. be cloned off Is live Tesit-The Judip sett that he did I was at Hilton. I sew Cuff with a pitchfork in men and almswornen, weremmiderately remembered
iforweTtonnoihGersitlcerie:thifiei
Alfred
deeh
et
aitheeheed,
but
the
'her ing last year, but it did not answer.-His Hansom out think it competent for • man to plead his wife's his hand. He struck the complainant a heavy blow and handsomely regaled on the occasion.
hewing reported that the venal, even without her
refemd. the mine., employee and dispensing with all fine and delicate
!--el rented bankrupt's order of diacharga. extrayagence-at lent, ench a plea wooLl not amount to with it. I then told him to give over that snit of iequest has been reluctantly
Re BanTerer.-The baokropt, formerly of Chiekerell, anything in law.-Mr. Weal "it tic the defence, mi'l he work. and mound the pitchfork. -Mr. Norris, STALBRIDGE.
atoPly.lianielartoliabtheemWovedTendnin; ofThttinebnt:inarewhaesis MialiCillaS-6de "
but at present residing at WeVioroith, carpenter end thought that Mr. Howard had been rather hard in moos bailiff to Baron Hamthre in reply to the &mob paddle-boxes, is too wide and too long to be safely
ern-sheen:it home keeper, came op for his final order, of the remarks that he had made. The basikrupt was ' PINNY RRADINOS are to be commenced here teethed there, ing or turning serves. A check is also placed moo
stated that defendant was on the Baron's land. He
'was supported by Mr. Hill arid there was Co oppo. from hone during tee tinter part of the day, and his this week. the coupling of the carriages, and if not completely
n. A. • carpenter he had hem in business 25 wife, knowino by ry cent experience that they niu.t not struck several other blows with the fork which the
Karl of
fe
c.thneow,clidonr.,
inks earn.
THIt delegates now in this country from the British
it Cuff was then charged Tog potato mops in thn neighbourhood ms North Amnion Colonies were entertained on Thum's--; to the atrdhe bnyewtgbenteringienngin ofnMi"• las°lll the
irannbie
and had had sometimes one and sometim s two run on to elms., lie wouLl 'muttony have Gond lence in men TwaoTTL—m-num
irking for him. He had had the refreshment hie wife that. she woulil live within his means. Its had with Resulting P.C. Bishop at the same time and injured greatly by the disease, night at • banquet by the British North American As. vee. The apparatus attached to melt eonspenthent eg
I four or five months. He attributed his told the court that nothing could exceed the surprise he place.-Mr. Atkinson for the complement. —The A flirts Mewls between Gillingham and Stal-
e to the (ening ofi of trade, high rents, and felt when he found out so I.rge so amount of debts bed constable stated that after Sergeant Hill had teken nPThe'n'ann'handtlle its
enecuhnpreidlefritdaccidea."d aleldtezniaknagoubti;
bridge on Thursday at Dymore, was won by the aTdisioire. ofiltrheKsinpen:kirdenm•Pas- wthaie Eilr
e Most of the speakers were strongly in favour er h "go family to support. Ile had hat eleven been incurred. It was • rule in law tint no lass ehould the fork from the former defendant, he saw William latter with • otte to - the &metallic pin attached by • chitin. A parsnip" wishing
r Wien Dine poi spare.
"den of whom was now 23 yearn of age, he *Bowed to tete adrantthe of hie own Mara hot he Caff with a fork beating the hedge. He remon. . Confederation of the North American colonies. The to cull the attention of the guard, must pullout the Me
vet S. He was now working as a jour- thought the tradninen of Weymouth had be, n dieted with him and defendant then struck him a Stateoes were preached at the parish chetah on ,
Earl of Cimarron. however, declined to commit hiramlf and turn the handle, and this operation will have the
oi for 4.. a day. Sometimes got a "thy of great 'lckes- Berme they gave c"dit violent blow in the chest -P.C. Stone corroborated Sunday week, for the benefit of the Dorset County If iert-d that
on the subject. e prom . the matter should effect of ringing all the bells in the train eentinethely,
eorksd overtime.-Order of dhcharge to perfect strangers they ought, it was • duty
this 'el d Ol that he took Cuff off Bish Hospital, and nearly £7 were collected.
is evi once, an sai op, have the full and careful attention of the Government, while the disc outside will be tuned ithe a polities
they owed to themselves, to make inquiries who and but further, nothing. facing the guard and driver., so that they can see from
who had him under him. -A fter• short consultation
et,assoge_mke eaidiropo who is what those stringers were, and ascert.in whether or oot Tits Poznitocro FolMrteerlose. -Taking into "Welt oomPartiomit the alarm was given. 'nu treadle
' h of the defendants '
o. se George, prim up foe hia they might to trust them. butes.] o( that, if •stranger the magistrates fined each , sa, and STURMINBTER NEWTON.
ronsideration the very destructive result, of modern when turned Inatome' locked, and Mel only he Pleb" in
was supported by Mr. Weston, came to Weymouth. they pounced Mon him like birds 10s. cost.; in default 14 daye imprisonment
THR CATTLS PLAGUE AMOCIATTOPI, formed by artillery when applied against eremite fortifications in original position by. the guard, so that any lialeadee.
eall for Messrs Talbot, draper; of prey. They almost forced their curlew mien him, John Mullins was summoned at the instant"e of
fa ere of this district soon after the commence. fend with iron, or heving embrasures of that metal, any use of or tanipenng with the apparatus will be
aker ; Reynolhe wine -nee- and, although they knew nothing about thermthey would Arthur Drewe on a charge of ansult De- brought home to the offender. B Itr.
moot of the disease for their mutual protection, was es developed by our own experiments at Shoeberyness,. y . Emersolettes
~ee of the creditor.. The almost form their goods upon them, whether they were (ardent pleaded previous provocation, It
- IP- cd led on Thursday.'and those at Fortress Monroe by the American govern- 'totem Oneengers can eommunioate with the gee"' sod
meet, a large number of willing, or eliether they were not, although perhaps one peered front the complainant's statement that the wee .- -
nit during the stamina- in far better cirennistances in their own town they would two 1n.,, are next-door neighbours, and had con- Deportment to altar the construction of the Spithead the driver. Although the sional made by •
:wed the Bankruptcy not nein with scarcely • halfpenny. Ito knew that tinned goodffriends up to within the Witless months, forts from • oombinatioe of granite and iron to one will be visible to the driver, it will only call tiCimatatellionr•
Tone., lest. His such was the owe. Money or no money, their great . sb Itamp ire.
had been living object was to get the stranger as their customer. He when • eccel commenced between their wives. entirely of iron of the meet moire character. Credit lion of the latter to something being wrong. The roe-
Chime,. lest, considered that hi. client ought to be greatly commis.
• "My wife," said complainant, "accused his wife, --o--__ •tiou trol of the train will still remain with the
is due to the authorities for their prompt recogna guard, who
of these decisive trial&-ffrandard. will stop it if required by giving the ordinary flag or
d serated rather than blamed. There was quite sufficient and I accused she, and my wife accused he, and SOUTHAMPTON. g rates an lamp signals to the driver.
oromie but evidence before them to know that he had not a very his wife accursed my wife." These unhappy d ifs-
t WRITME IN MOTINT'S Ref.-Within • short dim A Fames . &HEMS OF ELICTOIAL RZPORIT 1011
4. 44 had economical wife. Being thus naturally inclined, she reams resulted in the two men becoming enemies, nod- i the Lsogre pls. BRIGHT AT I Th T.
EPOLMID.-11. Emile de Gi in, o • e, msg. Anna- e ma ear that Mr
ranee of Penzance New Extension Pier the schooner , e new plan of electoral reform for &ethane'. Bright'. speesh•on' Moeda, evening at Leeds was little
o lam, and would easily be led iota extravagant purehnes, when and on theday in question, when they went to work, A f Bideford,with oats for Southampton, We'l - -we • a " ' ile than Linen of h• Avon o w. This, which i. called the 'tree vote, conosta, n :v. Inure • "Pe is speech at Manchester, as
„u which goods were shown her, and &boost forced upon her, no after considerable provocation on the part of the
isehoti matter whether she had money or not. There was no c!implainant, the anault complained of took place. struck on a rock on Tuesday, and moo afterwards ing to reach elector the liberty of voting for one single I that was but a renewal of the arguments used on other
"lees, pretence in saying that the ever uttered a single word it a_ 1 L
e. hg, wet/ever, even by the oompioineot,e sank, crew saved. candidate. The 6.58 members who in regular rotation pletforms. Mr. Brigtt's answer to this obvious criticism
,he to mislead these tradesmen-that Me ever made me of o, ehould have received the greatest number of votes is that the made" is the satin, altd that, therefore, what
own statement, that the defendant had received p
,o the slightest misrepresentation. She stated that she . of the House of Com- us said on it snot he the same. This, hu *ever is a
/TICE N•POLEON.-The Hampshire Loon mx- would be proclaimed members . .
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, was a clergyman's wife--the wife of the ebapl.in of • groat provocation. -The Beech decided to bind • •
hint-ion, at the Hartley Hall, Southampton, was mons. This system would have the effect of creating OI too . reasoning, for the subject of Reform is a large
nip belonging to H.ll. Nary, and that was suMeient- of them over to keep the pewe for twelve months visited by his Imperial Highness Prime Napoleon, categeries of members, some e'ectod by millions, otlon one. we my that Mr. Bright bass nothing new,
the tradesmen wanted no money, all that they required in the sum of £.5. Each to pay their own costa whose steam mach (the Jerome Napoleon) is DOW by hundreds of thousand', othen by tbouthods of votes, we mean that .he does not men the dismission fertbew
as that she would consent to receive the goods that —Thomas Joyce was charged with stealing a small being repaired in the docks at that port, under the and the last by only Lundrede then the repetition of them stock nemineeplathe which
• thrust upon her. Mr. Howard had said that had quantity of underwood the property of the Baron care of Mr. G. Langley. The visit of the Prince • i have been the property of every maim horn Fran mei !
Pullen? a MPROVID REIMS CO /SACRUM. - This p 0 Conner to the prompt "Reform Lesegee."
-redesesen known thet his client was bankrupt ton Hembree and was lined 61. and costs 4a. 6d. ; in wa entirely unexpected, both, was received at tbs machine is constructed for expeditiously and thoroughly esteute
s ego they would not have trusted him, but surely default 7 A ; e have now before us, it may be assumed, all the
oats' •othrimmonnt•—Thoutall Button door of the building by the Mayor of Southampton, omirkin bottles of detest every kind, and is especielt, e.o.m. that is to be wet before gore the ptherinp of et bankrupt'm place to go about the horn and and Goorge Paul, were charged on the information Mr. Alderman Emanuel, the chairman of the Er• adapted for bottling Mom, alai, spirits. km, ko working men during the autumn and wine r. The the fact. They °mid easily hated: elm?'" rairven
of Mr. Superintendent Waite, with allowing their hihition Committee, Colonel Sir Henry Jame., the It is so simple and well-arranged in its coostruotion enomehes of the represeetation and the excessiveliniita-
Ituwll'more
r Pei tinny'. than
circular, r ~, nth-% 11most horses to stray in the parish of Pimperne, on the 7th honorary seerelaries, Dr. Bond and Mr. Critchlow, that it may be altered to suit the height of the different Um of the present franchise will be paraded before them
-'. enen '-ei t" Oct., and were each lined lie, the ousts being and to f other officialshappened be gismo! bottles. The two levers, hand and foot, working, I. the most striking form, whether by tables of etatistica,
abed. But they did not take this trouble. y a the se whoto on
n were so accustomed to catch petems emoitted. the spot. Hie Hmbness spent some time in the ex- et the MD* thus, moderate the Preemie to evenly that Jor by the companion between some small borough, which
thereis no risk of breaking the hotlines in the ordinary may happen foe's moment to e
lobe their principal aim. stud if they ',capon CITY MISAIONS. --On Thursday last two rumination of the contents of the building, of which
method It is so worked a person gnats- and Manchester or Leeds. Mr. Lowe will be held up
'sir own fingers they had noon, but public' meetinge in connection with the Blandford he expressed a high appreciation, especially of Mr. e ' • e- - bottle lto the
towed to bottling may in in use equal for tbe fiftieth time as the frightful example of the
He othaidered that the banknpt Anthiation of the London City Mission were held Story'. statue of Medea, photographs of which he most ex rimmed bottler. Price of machine £2 2...- hatred towards working which
a w prevails in the
Nan bionic. He said thee he wall in the Townhall. The afternoon meeting was pre- took away with him, and of the e 'meos of the Sole inyn:ntor and proprietor. J. Purrett, Boswell, Boom of Commons, and-the-ood. eo will he me,.
onal bill, biel been run op with
h.,t sided over by Sir J. H. D'Ob ly, Bert., and in photosinooraphie proems as on at the Somerset. "Manufacturer of Parrett'. Improved Cider advised to hare the extra., from ow speech homed
erYticePer'e hill' 'here he -- addition to the deputation (the Rev. F. Tyrol]) the Ordnance Sorvey-offloe, which were fully explained Coloring."
Mehemet all was paid. And end glazed. Somebody or other will be demeaned se
nod to be nothing to awaken following gentlemen were on the platform : the Revs, to his Imperial Highness by Sir Henry James, the
REMARKABLE OCTBRZAK OF CHOLERA IN NORTH wicked, or babe, or malevolent, and the speaker will
a solitary maid-servant, Canon Ceampneys (rector of St. Panora.), Rev. J. superintendent of that establishment. At the close Dnos.-A suddm and serious outbreak of cholera the resume his seat amid the mud °beers. The agitation
' surely this was not ex- R. Quirk, and the Rev. B. Gray. The meeting of his visit the Prince partook of some refresbmeoli taken piece at Real Moneeborum, • few mi es from has now gone far though for na 10 perceive its thersetur
hildren, Mrs. Glasses having been opened with prayer by the rector, in the Council-room of the Hartley Institution, at credltoo, which IA end to be a well-drained and generally and etrength. It has given M • better meths of
at like • slave. Mr. Canon Chanipneys, in addressing the assembly, said the Ineigatien of the mayor, and immediately after- healthy village. The wife of the schoolmaster was first estimating the opinion of the country than we ponies:sly
lorald "I rnsid° ll° it was with peculiar pleasure that he stood up fer wards left by the steamer for the Tale of Wight, seised, and depth cimaltuniothly mend other person. Penn." It has shown that while the proven of
under this bank- the first time in a country meeting in aid of the where he has been staying Metal Sunday. It is an. were attacked, the dines" In these-lin eased homiest- education and the ;harp dissuasions of Parliament have
old be done, his among
ing fatally within a few hours. By Monday night, out
corlated • desire for the suffrage . the enenfrth-
b. Landon City Mission. His connexion with their Aerstood that the mayor intends to invite the Prince
'lme't /loth" esteemed vicar for one thing, d ll' personal too bouquet on an earl d d that this intention ins, an is MVO persoy ay, anse hnd class, which ought not to be disregarded therein
of a population of 180, 10 persons had died and 13 were . ,
salary underserionely ill. The outbreak is ascribed, rightly or throughout the whole edueeted dais a cieterininempe
o„o•-ffia acquaintance with the work, by honing one of the was informally communicated to hie Highness during
„on ly to the feet that those perwoo, who were first that the politic.] power shall not be
_transferred in Male
, Not for society's valuable agents working under his super- Itis visit to the exhibition. eeMells.d recently returned from a town in the east of to the poor. Not half • doses Liberal members of
Then he intendence, induced him to speak on behalf of the the county, where the disease is prevalent. At Parliament acknowledge the principles of Mr. Beal's, and
debts bloomed work carried on by the London City Mission. WEYHILL Benham cholera continues unchecked. On Saturtay we believe 'ra ax. sot wrong in taring that the:x:1..614
' tea In his able address the rev, gentleman gave some of them will be ready to
it was reported that during the week 51 persons had
o, accept • just thd
WITHILL ORRAT FAIR.-011 Wednesday there
I'm very strong reasons why the city missions should been attacked, of whom 10 had died. Several other !•.°6sur6 ' Reform from whatever Part./ It rug oowle•
were an immense number or sheep the hull, pens "
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towns in Us vicinity have suffered slightly but not to NO demonstrations, however imposing, and no onn
''. have the hearty support of every Christian in town extending beyond the ordinary fair field; computed nearly the e e extent. The south-wett of. Devon, in- eloquence, however vigorous, will make par=gete
and country. Primarily for the great spiritual re. number exceeding 150,000 sheep, chiefly Hampshire, eluding PI same
and Devoopert, has been entirely free and the higher and middle class who support it, gini
mho it was effecting under %Ws blessing, and Wiltshire, and Sussex sonthelown abeep-ewes, from cholera for more than • month Pest and only a the power of the amine into the hands of -the slaves el
londarily for the correcting, relining, and elevating lambs. ter, and wethen, with some splendid fat few waisted eases have appeared le Cornwall:- the Trades' Unions. Bach atrocities as reported from
-al good wrought through its means by the saute ditto. Trade brisk, many purchasers reaching Wafers Morning News.
Sheffield an but the extreme cages of a tyranny which
es blessing. Each of the positions taken by Andover and district the night previous, proceeding BY Her Majeaty's command the Inland Revenue oat ebie very element Imealveicg • large of the
Aker were illustrated in a forcible and striking to the fair-aeld by daylight. 'Thoussnds of sheep Rep irt e Tes laid before both Houses of Parliament trade of the country. Beery year sees t °ermine
One or two of these are especially worthy ,
so y Dena o 0 ,anld b ' ' look d their standing cleared. O. n'
bQ an publihrel y the men • Printer. Teo Stale
• first, the society's work amongst the The middle dames, who have so long and so 'neonatally
Purchasers from nearly every grazing district in the Document condemns the Chinese prestige of covering „mad, will not mmiome 't in such
visits we made in one year to sick United Kingdom. Penes exceeded those given tea with powdered mineral colour when intended force' Wand.. power t° Pim° I
ell died, and were visited by the city here in 1565 by from 12s. to IS.. per sheep, early in port to Great Britain ;and the "Times," August 12th,
o These, by for this agency, would the day some dealer, mold their purchase. at a re in reviewing the port likewise states this Chinese Somme inn LIFEBOAT. -The Natiocal laden
, to the grave without a word of further advanoe of from Is. to 5e each, Some co.tom of facing the led with minerals favours adult:ere- Institution has just forwarded a new lifeboat and trans
inn or Imps breathed in their splendid Henries eonthdown lambs of ISM made tine and increases
oits ricewoto the F.nglish cronsurner, porting carrier to Burnham, near Bridgewater. The
Isles, leaves to be lifeboat was benevolostly contributed to the Institution
Sanding all 'he Christian energies from 46a to 6 each; ditto tea.; from 55..50. to me.; for it. enablesd any Id
good
tea
'enominations working in the ditto ewes in lamb, from 60.. to 675. dna disguised en
sold as
brown
l.r ofHotelman k Co., to by the people of Cheltenham, and •as sedately exhibited
; i-- ram secure tea good, cheap end r liable in quelity, have for in that town on Widow:day last, the 10th inst. The
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one fact' °lid the rev' lambs, from £4 to £5 each ; from two to four-tooth need, a gums., of a centery impoited their supply not lifeboat, on its transportiog menage, drown by • fine
n the support, and be a
, ditto, from £6 to £7 ditto. Sussex breeds, being covered with colour. The preference gine to Owe team of horns aud preceded by • band of music, was
that toPP.rt shouldir larger sheep, made from se. to 7.. each more money •
li, fevorite Teas noes not only from their extreme drawn through the prineipalstreets el Cheltenham. The
vion be every Christian, Willa ditto, not so large, went at from 40s. to 555.' cheapness, but den from the unrivalled strength of the boat was then named by Lady Charlotte Schreiber, and
-ecionsness of his own black, and the delicate devour of the green. Honor, afterwards launched into the Putrid. Lake, whore
each. Very few Doreen or Semmes for sale, all te
his fellow immortals. or nearly so being sold at Appleshaw fair on the two the pone green is a dark olive.-eot plush. These various evolutions WWII made with the boat to
v. gentleman con- previous days. M Charles Le al el F norm Dey an . delicious and invigorating tau are amend in packets test the qualities of self-righting and self-electing
eg the Chartistsigned Hotelman and Co., London, and sold only by water. The lifeboat is 32 feet long and 7 feet 4
'shor, the two gentlemen who let the and
Atte riots-with authorised agents to secure the public &retest any inches wide, sad rows ten ens double banked,
manage this mead fair, estimated the quantity ter the cotton spurious imitation. The following are some of the remarkable
brought this day to eterod the numher penned in A Ng. Loeg.__A new invention, called the needle qualities of the boat :-1. Great lateral stability or re-
am b the
y 1965, when 155.000 sheep were dieposed of. On sistanee to upsetting. 2. Speed against a heavy see.
'eta. Whny latch, or tent unpickable lock, has jam been intro-
, Thursday and Friday the numbers were considers- &teed, whii:h promises from its simplicity and moderate 3. Pecibtl for launching and taking the shore. 4.
'shier io: ble of carriage, hunters, saddle and harness horses, coet to bring an apparently almost infallible protection Immediate rolf.disoliarge of any water breaking int i
to .'" cart and other colts, which met ready purchasers at for desks, sates, Mc., within the means of all. The LA- her. b. The important advantage of self-righting, if
'
'rents, high prima. Prices for beet hooting horses ran from lowing description of it is from the Engineer:- .1, i. upset. 6. Strength. 7. Stowage room for a Mee
ere' Si) to 80 guineas each, carnage ditto for pairs, from siorple in its construction, as it is composed of neither numbero_ a Feue"Pre' The treneircting carriage let Ob AI,
-Or is also admirably adapted to its purpose. By all .) ; oto 100 guises,; ditto fuer- ese.old colts for more nor less than Moil wires-call them needle* if you Ft'm . .
7 , good o boa with i attached to the Ingenious contrinnee, thus boat, w ta crew en board,
saddle, front 45 to 55 guineas ; ditto, cart colts, like-strung together on two stamps, at .
running bolt upon which they mvolve, and they require is numbed off the carnage.' With their oars in then
from 40 to 50 guineas. 14r. Henry Barnes, hands the crew are thus enabled to chitin headway
a to he lifted by the key to • posing:ea to admit of their If ).
Nodover, having a superior lot of horses. to his dm
being posed through certain holes in a plate of brass, before the breakers temitime to beat the beat broad'
eon the hill, Mr. Hillier Reeves exhibtting many and Ms passing the running bolt with them, ode on the beach. The hauling up of the lifeboat no its
'lent bones, and other dealers made a splendid which carries es the real bolt. The mulles move obliquely carriage is thoomplished with equal facility. All these .
Meru domrnon robe, ponies, and other periondintlerly, latently, and, in teed, in &indirection; operations were conducted under the superieteco
were for sale. The business in the hop beam difficulty In raising all the needles with an in- Mere of Captain J. R. Ward, B. N,, the usamoto•
'it of the fair commenced on Thursday at etrument mmultaneonely to their requirol mations to of„life,lnata of the Institution. The Burnham lifeboat
, the gates of Farnham-row were opened run through their own apertures, end escape the many establishment will loeg remat
ia 111001:1111011t it the
there being about 1600 pockets of traps set for them in the shape of a number of holes philanthropy of the people of "le liensbanioand although
' d nearly belles through the fence late of the
aof hope for tale, nearly 2000 pocketa loerce 1 yP . situated far intend, the town will thus he directly, by Its
t sine to fit the needles. In the more expenaire
lifeboat, wining in the great eational work of i wor ne
the country district, including some !lac have
only been the lives of shipwreeked sailors. This humane under.
latches, as we h 1 describing the cheapest
Kent& On Friday morning the taking has receive.] at &webers the namable and mahout
one. there are protectors and deteeton."
tam, Altoo, &a, arrived, when support and co-operation of In. Morrie and at Mellen-
SENTINCZB ON Vitale* SOLIMIRIL -At half-put two
and other parts met them ; o'clock on %Monday. the 92nd Highlanden, the 83rd hem of the liee. W• IladPent I", r.+o. Young, Leo
'Ow sales were effected, through Regiment, and the sth 8i0g... Guards /the lam rege and of other friends in the town, ham
that of Mr.
Witchell. the bookseller. The lifeboat is expected.s., from 10 to 12 oiliness per ment being dismounted), were minded in full dress in W.
tabs publicly exhibited at Bernhaan on Thundsy
anthe
d from Bto 10 guineas the Royal square, Royal Barracks, for the pewee ofi
sality varies considerably hearing read the sentences of ten men couvieted Idth instant. A free conveyance was readily 'inn by tb- _
ne discoloured and of recent courts-martial. They formed three 11 hen of • ," ibo:t and carries. between London and
the Ida . . --
Burnham. no Cheltenham, by the Geed Western sod
applied as last year. square, Brirelier Gemmel M tient°, C.B. commanding.
Br' tol end Emile. Railway Companies,l be
way t may addiel
4 Welts cheese was Brigade Major Knipe read the sentencee. Six of the ta
to t that the Natioual Lifeb.et Institution has 172 lifeboats
to 0020.. per mt. priethersbelonsed he sth Dragoon G , t nerds em to
Os
eo the 24th Regiment, or.. to the 6lst, and one to the 60. h n n r
its ethane, and that during the year alone
preeent •
Iteceet.' I°.' - Rifles. The sentence upon Private Patrick Beatinge, the institution has contributed to the saving el 542
to 951. I ditto James Wilson, and Martin Hogan n f the sth Br ,i, persons front d fferent wrecks. The nomba of !ives
t°
ogles, 608. Guard., and Private Hammett, of t 1
s, Regiment, is saved by the lifeboat,, of the institution, or by nee:al
imprisoement for life; Drummer ircoy, of the 61. t exertions for which it hse granted "wards, sine" iie
Regiment, to 15 years' penal eervitude ; Private Thomas formation, is 15,522, for which services 82 gold medal*,
Delany, of the sth Dragoon Guards, to 10 years' penal 763 silver models, and £22,842 in cash have been gime
servitude; Private Olin, of the 00th Rifles, to lOyearee' as reward"- Sines its "me_etimi the re"' has es;
and Privates Lineh and Foley, sth Dragoon Guards, Pend" 1:149,905 on 'le m,eo"al itelthlithietarar la mit"
my and Melony, 24th Regieseet, to 5 years' imprisonmerit elision to the rewards it has granted. .We may state
sii The sentences having been read, the prteeners were that contribution. for the institution will be thaukfelly
rammed to the military priaon, Arbour-hill, .here they received by all London and Country Beakers, by the
were droned in the mond clothe.. They were after mend Honorary Secretaries of its different brau hes,
ward, conveyed to Moonijoy Convict Prime in the van, and by Richard Lewis, Seq., secretary of the institetioa,
hich was escorted by a troop of the sth Dragoon Johontreet, Adelphi, London.
oda Ilin OCTI WS AT SHETTPIELD.-The Snedersi my,
that the trade.' union outrage at Skillet I is one the
'oases? TO VOYAGERS TO NEW '1051,-The fol-
responsibility of which, ii feels assured, ihe re•pecteele
titter will be read with interest by travellers to
working dawns of this wonky well teat:eat', ash re•
h :-To the National Steam Navigation Coin-
;tea. 158, Broselway, New York, Sept. 17, dignautly repudiate. An sot more atrocious im not upon
tlemen,-The following renumlstions were record. The dirndl/ lied dashed,/ affair in 1:0rn.,.,r., e
mined by the tiger" on board the SS. where life '4' 'cure& was not more brutal in its Weill.
leptember 11th. I forward them on lion. &mime in this in-Otettee it ass only through aost-
%Hoy to you, that you should know dent that the VlOlOOOO 1301 not result in minter. The
trades' unions have deriouncet •11 Inc,
• the ',eastern travelling with your , leaders °I the t
'lO *Armand them. Truly your., ' barbarities. Will they used ill brit.% their meth°, a
olved,-1. That we tender our under the scourge-the Leavieet the mod retributory
in William Hall, oomemnder of "merge of the law? Until then, we can have smell faith
ori Neitional Steam Nevigation in the tenet handsome prufestions. The doctrine taught
rid attentions and uniform in the Midlend is, at premed, that force i. lestill•lOu
'wing the voyage fem. Liver. and necessary when any particular view of pubic juiitie•
',-2. That we tender our is to be maintained. ,When the ethati. lute" any l•
Captain mat, for their blown up at a inOment 11 notice, should • majority in
•pessengere, and for so Parliarnerit refuse to be coerced, why not the I. southe
nregulations of the house of a saw grinder at Sheffield? It is Mr. Bright
• Got, all epidemical who reads the text, and recites the first stanza of the
nive-1,-Thst oer revolutionary bran. Trades' unions represent a very
I to the Surgeon large amount of intelligence, providenee, and a bard and
%notions to all common sagacity, invaluable to the indwitrious orders.
'Memo Chia.. Indeed, if we were asked to th • jury upon the question
whether they contenathead these vile nuts af anger and
fury, we should say that that they did so, no more than
'IIII.IIM, they would the old practice of vitriol-throwing, hedge.
'rot., at' ehooting. burning, and bestow Minh once tame into
tuner,i the coons and into the pubis light through the press,
and i whenever the operations of trades' visions were judicially
i.e i examined. But is the story to mons as old one,
o au tin of an onolete system fir to he still true? lit
the latter alternative the unions of the districts around
phefgeot boo, an imenet, both for their own honour
ad tire character of the men they assume theintselyes to
-resent, in Otheyering and briugiog to peni.hment
ruffians responsible for the New Hereford-stream
elisui. Reluthant as we must be, however, to
won a great body, even the smallest Imams of
Ole an offence, we mast hops that the trades
votive, will take into their serious considers.
lion how far they may mike themselves
-*ineligible for ads which, if not astaally
me, ere supposed, by the illiterate Ind
ny with them a part at least of their
The operatives of dais country, upon
rood wisdom. Yet they hays not
ipie of coercing une another by
'wont and the most mischievons
Mien of any kind meld he Pato
have at present bet ore o,
•ffair? What but the echet
to ensure the thraldom of
ad repressien, an enforce-
i dawns? Why,
ttur his own? la
elf, to mintreand a
roily not. Ooos
a' union organise-
'me former trout
tick had to the
in truth that
to enalese
tiff, that
targaits
at an
thin
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