The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-06-07 00:00:00

Unita]; ABU mon d
sed Mulches the Moo.

prxriaintunting AND IRON TOM linosilhool
t o Norm. and Nooeutar Ryan&
13IPPRAV Q lai NI APO IRAN Tonto. pompom
Appetite sod Improve, Dleostke.
prrnav QUININI AND IRON TOM
Do Spittle sad Mental Favallea

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Anloals.

rtiPTlrd QUININZ AND IRON TO•IO thoroughly
A. Receidta the (lateral Health, ood loduere a proper
heath, ereulttloo of Übe Nerrous sod Physic.) Force&

H OLL 0W A Y'd PILLS.

WORLD KNOWN—WORLD TRIED I I
Ter stress Mooing • debilitated constitution, the.. Tills are
more ellicactous than any other medians Tarnow of a
airman MIA of body, and all who are soihring from weak dlistãre organs, or wham Mahar has become deranged bows cause, should loss no lime In llvlng these Tills a bit
total; their action is immedlate, binidilal, and lanai, region In. order, health, and vigour In elms e.
VOL blatißDZilli UP Tit 14 VII, STOILACIE, LIMITS
AID BOWE
Thies purifying Tills an conAdently reoommendear„_ta tke mom wimple and oortaln recomilisf:mr Indigestion.
Acidity, Conti 00, and all we retailing- frorrZ:
ordered SWO,sd, er Rowels. They act is mullein, alterative% and streadtheners of the stomach. Ttroogb powerfully Mode
and Intlelectorily aperient, they we mild in their opernuas
and hassilcial to the whole i
WILAKNISIi ALI ND DIBIMIERTOUS IRRITAJULITT
AND LOW SPIRITS.
The wholesome stem essralsed by these admirable Pills over
the Blood and Melds generally, Is like a Mann In dlln
low spirits and motorise • rbensitricand
qualities well It the.. for • domestic
I r females of all ages and periods of life. They inlaid, eject
all impurities from the mom, sad midst* every tandem of
lb. body, riving wooderful torte and mita to weak and
debilitated moWtuthros.
OLD COUOtio, COLDS, AND ASTHMATIC daTICTIONS.
This. Tills. sainted .0 their action by rabble'
•Horlowa
mrs Otomot very effectually twos a on the throat and Mom, an. keeping those partis covend with the mrepeng
will be found the mom elective remedy lot Asthma, Coughs.
opida, Bemoan., and Influenza They tranquil the Its,ried liesathi•er. soothe the irritsted alt-tuba., and maim In
mesnisios the phlegm which Mpg up the Mr pesesges. Tede
imemo„i has pored wonderfully aSeln.l In not only Oarold .atllsd ing
mughs and ends, but even esikes of raw yesre
StaDaILITLAINTS OT WOKEN AND CBILDRINAny.
momer, nurse, or prong perms gabled by etre
Hues Mach &company each box of Horloware hoe as Om amiable means for chichiag dieelea parrying Qs biooL
sad expelling trom the system ell pees beseore.
Tbe rills and Ointment are sold at Prater/Pr fiteehOrrefle
ftebliehreest, ISt, Oxford-west, Loodua also by Dearly
erm.respoctable vender of Medicine threteet the
s Civilise
W in Bosse end TOM, at la lid, ts
and
lO each.
N. IL --Advise we he ohealaed tree of Murk by bpi**, aidron. gagy, 'lorries Obi hems u
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oozes LIITILIt. work. He hoped the work would be of interest to W • TECOTITIf. lust behind • hedge hough really come distance in.
bilesaft. DOWN AND 80le, auctioneers, of Dorchester, those fat -rested in the group, not only in this county, , tsrvenad, and und-r this herLe gathered a good n, of
on Thureday_
shat submitted to public auction the bat el•ewhere His thanks were due to the society for TIFII DORMS MILITIA on Wednesday marched out to the poorer spectators, the recruit, of rho militia strong in
Yward-lodge, Ide the r:sidence of Coll bet bled to d ' d h I lobed his circum. lagmington. their (retail/
equipment of , sognired knowledge of " It'ght about turn."
ANOTHIII DIVIDTD TWIN.-On Thursday et t f rnoon doing swan duly
the Weymouth Rifles b-i ' *
Y r with seal At right angles to thee, and
Dome. Triers sem a wee net,,,.1 hence. in life had been lete.n"such,eth'ilatyb:could have taken
• poor married woman of Diadem:street was .
confined as it were under the laund 'ry chirimniy, where the c irriartes.
prices were realized. - ----°"' aa° 11°°° it upon himself to do it, and present it to the society.
about five o'clock of a girl, and alout six
.oli Feldhal about a re end the more knowing of the spectator,
Tits HOURS OV LABOUR ON RAILWATIL-In the He main expressed his thanks for the position he wee
evening bed the second girl, the blithe being t"'" near thesaluting' - nit well represented judiciously
Railway Retina teat week enabled to take in bringing it out. (Applause.) point. About here some young and VPril
statement:-
:—„ . ,speared the following So discussion th coined to tiU times and '
me en etum as Invitation, divided by 25 hour.. intelligent rergeents of th Do MilitiaY -' d
e rest were stattine .
:Speaking of the Ling hours of railway DAMAGING TRUCILB.-Jolon Wootton mall summoned aiding in th, re •
Men, it comae within our own it o places of meeting for the ensuing mesion. wilfully there w regulation of the carriage.. and in front
n wkwiire that on the It on Tuesday lad by William Seneom for . a Ist the sight a the day. the regiment Racal in line,
Bath and Somerset line th ad been received from the Ree. Mr. Thomson, to
ere are men who work trains damaging a pair of trucks, value ea.-Complement brilliant foreground to the picture we have hinted re.
Le4lb, Mr. Luff, to Staudt rd the Ven. Archdeacon
every day for fifteen ' . sixteen, or eii4hteen hours." - * * ° . H he..) .- Miltonstated that Wootton had gone and paid for the sum- It wee Just eleven when Colonel Wilkinson rode on the
In consequence of tide statement Sanctuary, to Poweratock. Me C. sin • ••••
meeting of the mons and costa, and he asked the megistretes to allow ground, and was recemed with general salute, the hand
Somerset and Dorset drivers nal fi, a Abbey, and General Pitt-Rivers, to Come. The time.
Sunday. With the t emen wee held onhim to withdraw.-The Bench avreed pl tying, and the Q men's and regimeotal colours &mined
fwill b• about June 29tb, beginning of
o meeting in the rented of the lin n t
, e exception of three who IRRITATING LaIIGUIMMt.-On Tuesday last, before in. ow___ _ „e• •-•ti wirenhack with th Inspect-
unevoidebly eb•ent, all were * '''' we" August. beeloning of September, and an early day in - r were i-u iptain g reeti acting udj trent of
present, atid the or. threw. and T. Abbott, J. Luau", B Hopkine, et" oo'rnsissds „vs,.
.. _ , g 1
follOaill4 rilliilliiiime were OW doer.i 1101 oriel II ill, L eiiten at C illone
d unmiimo • wily .-1. : and J. E. Robotic, Fogs., James Brown, of the New Hers `r. Major Binellem, Captain and 4j pant Mathias,
r• that this nueetio P I Thie concluded the meeting. 'n DM To
g iiIrOTIa y pr. re sts against the th -
deliborate iiiis-atatain,..t. that , i shortly afterwards the party left e Antelope' n a t, .
, ~,_ . not hove epleared in the 1• u.tve and inciting language, tending to invoke a tni.nt forinlns ausrm A• .
- -I. --I. *nee Column on No 1 r,lino ow,
li break dvehicle.. Alter
Rail way anuew regardlLg the w. Ho f 1 ctmoie •usan other a breach . d the peace.- Pitmau stated Brown had called then • bested
. and march. d past. in doing which the
eta empl iyod on this 1 og o the local delidatfol rile along the Channinsterroad through at be extreme ririt had t • surtnoiant • consider b! r • of the
.. Me, and hereby severelyhim a " ticket-of-leave man," but since th
gr on d d'lid i•' . . " rise
censures the parson or persons who supplied h justly th
ec-nery o which on ester is proud, they f DII ' had promised not tido so again. and plaintiff wished on d, an . with precoion,lll-in when they roue
misrepresentation. to the publi t' ,e.,',..2",, arrived at Wolvetort House where they were receive I on tie level er-und again their die-a ng aii well a. if it had
Oa lilD. .G. - L-n.s owed to do
to withdraw the sualMonl.-This he was all ,
a copy of the mellow r -solution be by Mr. and Mrs. Blake", Luncheon had
do payment of code bo n evdn sal Orate,. Then the order was given "(mitt
h torn," It'd th• 7 daftbed past in column of companies,
editor of the Railway Re • seat t° the been provided for the visitors, to which they sat down
h. g moo. anti at the came tim .
request im to co3tia.li,t, thieve Mhbetailtementa and •
, herpes proceeding to inspect the tine house: o ONITINATI C•114111ITLIL -Edward Earley, aCa•th• la .1 playing ;in thus the march n • ..f the tirit
old - - 4 dr d Tuesday :nnto• • it- . h
nee, was summon. on as or mug! g a C m ma) 'true nine as very good, and in fact e c
'a Lu aeon 0 er, the party woceededr Ott' rad by Mr.
of
nsiitt to in ert any statement as to the working Bata" te Oa:stand tad tiohlel..oki On lit
n ws„ and obstruction at' the Royal Hotel on the night of the , tii , r must have fel, some retie ..tion in hi. o mpanY
im a supplied by unsuthorised lie sons." 8. her hes' sliced •Incidand int rioting deeeriatint bfthe 3,omirinry ball.-P.B. Apsey add that on the night of ai he stated the Col net Her ng ~ arched pat in
"That copy_ of thi two previous remluti be t principalaPePmmi
f ' Tti 6 t .1,1 ell 1 b the ball he wee at the Royal Hotel when defendant qoarteo distance colnuin of c irnpaniiia they rext do ih et
&jinni:A Mr. Hewitt to B. S. fisher.E ""
sent
fieettues o the pl we. • Icm n nt • ps.t, which severly t ied the ttraight e.of th re ir
eq. " rawing-room ate covered with an ersbeeque- Of plaster, came up with • cab, and stopped. Several other cat* 1., k ' -
THINT AT • rin i esp.cooly. Wheeltog t • ugh rth r difficult
no--Geolore cache, shoemaker, of embracing foliage, heal, end • varlet, -ef ottleedeelees. were waiting to dlecharge thehrearee but defendant
I was well et toned • -. ' n they wh• el al iii, Inc.l ne
Dorchester, was br eight up in cnetudy at the Shirehall The chimney-'a are reemrkably dine eaCheauttfully ditch/acrid hie fare and waited. fefeteani of moving out seed heisL;ts, Oml '°
an mowed for manual and fir, g
on Wednesday,,. moat. They were erected in tee time of Sir Ge urge
charged wi h felon 'oily stealing D ' of th, way. P.th Bartlett ordered him on • but he, execiee, the sec ad ee ')
I .1, le i well together, t °ugh we
log
of steelyard tiel a• '" Tv 'Wised as indicated by the chartists,. of the curving, .•only h
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ammo, value Ls. 61., the property of refuted to go, and the sergeant then ordered him also, iri the el•cic of the lock. t . jilts lir Nxi (mitt
hut there a're plaint earl' ' 'Mather enuainents of
of
ibomas Wade .-P.C. Collins raid ora the aftertmon an ember date incorporated sisorawd in she woo,. The proiciped end told him that if he didn't go he would remove him much mg .d to the right coo No. 3 a movement far which
the pre, ions day he wan at he fire at Mr. Walden's. &
choons odesce is a tb• beleht ef the room, and by force • but be stayed some little time after that, ! thee was scarcely room in the field, but which was well
Between five and six in the evening be heard the fowls id of an ar f 1 blat r n and was insoleet.-Pefendaqt was cautioned as to his lat 'lnge',
rang•ment o ell • U 04, 0 • and Chen •ro ind was fired by componir, •ed
making a great ' they retired in echelon from th lift. several tile. main(
name as if i•ouleone erns dist hi "'it" the other. the upper and outer cornice being' future conduct; and had to Ply the costa of the court, t, ~,o A off .„, , , la "
ur ng e.• 'no dicer of the carriages. When well
them. lie went into the cowhouse, where the fowls sum-abed by lofty Coeinthiar pillars, with rich 4s. 6d d stri• uted over the sroond, they bite' and pr p wed f r
were., and there save th capitols. Immediately beneath these ant ...IWo large A
e defers lent with a nest in his FORGIVING Wirg.-Chaelee Long, carpenter. of cav i;ry, when, had the m .V11112.0t been perform d in
hands. There waa nothing in it. He asked him what sunken panels respectively. containing figures of Hops and Wellingeon-plece, was summoned by Louise, his wife, gal iti, the bet dragoonr in the world would i aye foind
be was doing and h replied'" Justice sod separated by mile caristyiee. Within the
, a Nothing, wily putting ' • for easulting and basting her, and appeared baton) the it .as bar Ito break lb- ir cimeaoy squinter, as the
the basket up out of the way." Witness told him h I und the fire-
inmost cornice, and immediste y sump ing . ;
borough magistrates on Tuesday last.-blr-. Long C ipnwiers did at Waterlood. R -fr.rm ng company. they
bad better l e place, is • eerie, of panels of great in rest, displaying unfixed barn la. amid formed lire on No. 4, the line
save the premises, but he still remained rural and hunting scenes, t ilatYre. Immo. Mc., appeared in court with both eyes blackened; but the
extending grandly across the middle of toe del '. Toe
there. Witness concealed himself in a calves' house, quaintly, bat faithlnlly care - *toted her husband had promised not to assault her
dn- advancied bv the centric, and egain the premoce of
where there were some more nests, and in about half- pieco Isonmilar in its general CIAIMISMIR jimpuiricipal au main, and she wished to withdraw the summons. and ' • - -
Pome ye Isla quits ton awfully vand to move their . ha rs
an-hour the defendant op med the door and came in. fems amongst its deonatioas repvgantitg the contest of
„,„ give him another trial-The magistrates i asked her if out of the way caused savant' file, to hr-sk off. Havieg
He asked him what he wanted, and he replied the If*ad"'"' in the garden at -tile 11•8118118118" "8 she had confidence it her husband, and she reviled reto. dln fours from the right of companies. they than
" Nothing." He asked him if he had anything Ana earring ,of eau" chadloeffilieces. We Mode resnalk. are si yes.. They then told the defendant be had certainly mort d in thrit an .nd firm,, ion which Lord Ch 113111 red
him. and he said he had not. Witness searched him e.L.trenalatly„anaransnaan.arannmse:" ;MI laalsO ntra'n. t',...Tinanaisnin7ar 'r- assaulted her in a moot cruel manner.p and, turning t , I 'on Iso eff•ctive in the last gr. at tattle with the Zulus
and found the balances (produced) in his inside coat: 'Zia it is -d-Oicna,"*.f,y-d- - ieti,;-, -iey-e- Witching, to carving,l,o the wife, asked if he had done so before. She repli-d -flyttd.on square, and here more than ever was it tube
pocket. He asked him what it was, end he said jeep°, to the beauty of this wos:k of art. The second yel'4hen the ' man sad if they bad gene into the t rugs- red that car t,dges bad not bean served
bout,
"B..nhething I bought." lie then to ilk him to Mn, doorway, which has the entablature supportel by twisted Cage and it proved spinet the husband h that the . ffe tof the grat .quere might have n
•e heohtened. Hay ng reformed c ilumn, they adv..
George Walden, and he identified it as his property, columns, le also v ery Ilse. The attend is that the oak would have ode 10 prison, and on another in slum of loins fr.m the right, the s lutnn
Witham, thee a; prebends,' him on the charge of steal; chimney-pieces and cloacaee in the first drawineroom occasion they would not allow the summons to be retired, and moved t, the left in four., lett weeelel,
Big the balances. He said "I never stole them, I rintrated4 to the Sir Thor" Tralah" In. /s°l by withdrawn; but he would have the severeat punish- b•lted and obey dUm oider " Front r The regiment
mamba°
unhung them from • nail, and I should not have done th ausojournan l's'itiVOl Joan
H Tneaaaa te of the meat poesible.-When the man left the court he then gave an ex e lent idot of the mode of attack, suppo.-
that lf I had not had some drink."-Mr, Snot. Gal eu veto° ones. seemed to treat the matter very lightly, forgetting how fug so seem, ti b , holding the holm to th. east +ed.
Gale Mini Aeons were aim Mem, and them Picterm ale
sad he had been previously convicted at the Sessions.. sow tlditeeelleeprit~' a lingitetie 11:teen, the narrow had been his DID.DEL_ . Scout. and skirrniahers were thrown out, Noe. 1 and 9
and that was the reason he was watched.-This was madame of lie ' asoiloridge. agfrfartis,,, the BIGGAR& TALRIL-On Friday last two fellow., who u rata. and the
I eing the fightne lino, Noe. 2 soil 4 a ppo . .
others for in th env, th I, urs under their special
all the evidence at present, and he asked Colonel descendant of dir omel-TrenNtia 9 mach gave the names of Robert Harlell and Charles Stamp. The a a rea then weerskirmishing vier
Bingham, the magistrate presiding, for a remand till Be. Baakes is shortly this. Tkbr:arg andliPean, were brought before W. Talbot, Rm. Dr. Drew, J. tuysanl,
companies,hengiment
m' in a ten the
making sudden rue -., an
Saturday, which was granted, designing to sun the King a a, set Torth Hopkins, Esq. and J. E. Robens, Esq. charged with men casting themselves OD the ground to be Ima visible to
SALE Or FRIRHOLD PROPRIITT.-Me. J. E. Bogor with • meet Armada, but he had scarcely left the coast begging a- ... ,
; noa' well and eleewnere.-erolonel Penny the enemy. By-sod-by the order was given to reinforce.
of Flanders, when, moonntering • violent tempest, he put •-•
sold by public auction on Monday, at the King's into Weymouth in distress, where they were receved and stated that he met the two prisoners in Hope-square; and then to fix bayonets, and soon with a loud hurrah
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Arms Hotel, ten lots of valuable f ' hold property, nobly entertained by Sir Thomas Trenehard, at Wellston, one of them went on, but the other stopped him, ask- they debei at the ledge. Of enure "the imaginary
people, skedaddled in less than no
consisting of harm and land belonging to the estate for whose hospitality sad groat attention the htli pew log for relief, as he said Ide ugii)ig !another," who WM fa
t, me. wit, the
was to form column on the mark. re,
of the Duchy of Cornwall. Some of the lota realised high seated him with them portrait. as • signal nark their in front, had jut come out of a hosoftal, where he had n:ti very
swiftly did they ei• Wily from the appearance of
prices. Lot 1, oompriefug gee eosissies owd gni.dens, esteem. Here Mr. Bakke. Intro laced another Loren& been suffering from consumption. The Coloneldepems a crowd to regular formation, and th, a left-wheeled into
occupied respectively by Mr. W. Modem, Mr. C. telling of the rise of toe Bedford family, by which a to have taken gley on them, for he gave the man a line, and the regiment advanoed in revise order, the hand
Stool, Mn. S. A. Eloneybun, Mr. C. Roberts and Mr. Hider Humid, Heins in the neighbourhood. and mid to be • shilling...biz. W: Gregory, cheraist, St. Thomas- la laying, and Colonel Wilkins in exelaimlng "Very good I
. .• relation of the Trenchards, ultimately becalm Duke of street, said that on Wednesday, one of the prisoners reliant I Very gout, indeed I' As they gave the
W. 11111 Till ; the first three °minority three perms.. or Bedford all h 8 .h on account of is knowledge of the oanas , I salute, the Colonel said " I serer saw a better
land eacio and the last two fivi an OUIDIWU perches tar./ whilst onmion on bug... as a wins inwsoniit in came into his shop; Dr. Moorhead was there, and the
respectively; a b&cacksmith's shop, gocnolleet.hy Mr. C. Baapiin The coiling, which is a Very curious work was man asked him to give him 2e. as he had been lodging ,advance in line by any regular tr°"lat
Wines: (2p.), and a dwelling-IVMM •150"1, Old garien also Ise:Med by the hoist. Queen Chatlotte and the at • publichowie, where the 'landlord had taken hie 'errata m"""'''''t''•
(le 40.), tenanted by Mr. H. G. Pottle, realteed £640. Prince" Rlisebeth were said to have been very fond of tools to pay for what he owed, and unless be could get Colonel WILKINSON said: Ctlonel, offic-rs, non-commis-
sioned officer., and men. I hay., much pl-ssure in tolling
being purchmed by Mr. C Winzar. Lot 2, the Will's Wellston, and breakfasted in this same drawing-room in these tools, his wife and family would be starved. In you bow very well I COMi.lar you have pm-formed y int
Head lan, cottage, outbuildings, and gerden (lo etpo 1894, when they came unetzersetrlydram Weymouth tot. Mr. Gregory's shop the man got a shilling-P.C. duties this day. I really was quite surprised at the
excited &moat spirited competition, end was eventual sea
hav the e
*hi) a Visilt"Vg on
Mn.t Batts neaxat r: the cono Bartlett saw the prisoners go from house to house at regul.rity and order with which the movements have
bought b.. the present occupier, Mr. George Pitfiel , from the drawing • room to that noble staircase. Rodwell and at Blackdown.-28 days' hard labour. been d in. ; you stand under arms uncommonly well, and
fey £2,000. Lot 3, a cottage, now let to Mr. John Huleblas cas to make no comment as to the staircase, Swarm() Mmes.-Arrivals : Beath of Ireland, I wish you could he Man about the stretta in that a I
.i r•
now, benign.. there is • little
Lydd. with Part of shed and garden (19p ) was par Molt moat have bees placed there ehoet Onetime o( James Nara, Cherbourg, general; Cygnus, Flishor, Jersey, lailkeaucVnyg a:l3'feet 1 stele -eyou to 'brow off now. end as can
chased by Mr. W. Davis for £l4O. Mr. Curtis became I.•.trasette the eseetion of the grand Maces' eack set of general; Elisabeth. Graves, Goolltwoo:1 ; Polka,
~_ throw off than. yoWethmregard to your beheviour during
the semor of the next five lot,-lot 4. • cottage and do
en (13tp.), occupied be Mr. i. G. Holt, fetching Pleel".4l
; lot 5. • cottage and garden (14p 1, tenanted by &/•iimainneers ersenasigoAsup had its open winding staircase. on-is, Hartlepool, coal; Countess, n• SU".., the time you have been up here, Inn toll hy your Colonel,
the staircase, with its fine statuary. Mn. coal' Great Western. , Blampied. Cherbourg, general; and learn al, from your guard reports, it has teen &loot
Bankes led siren i-n ii the reef fine •11 MleenT. Sarah Smith, Cox, Newcastle, ooal; Brighton, Falls, astisfactory. I hav• %%%%% seen ore myrelf, and I have
width la an extremely rich collection. With regard to e nearly the whole tim.; I have never is3n •
Mr. C. Franklin, £210; lot 6, a cottare and garden the • • . a to h di oereset general; Betsey, Peen', Portland. ma; been here neer
win ling etaircopi, all them seem ay. v• n_man in the street, under the influence oi liquo-, and If at
(140.•, occupied by Mn. F. Ford, £210; lot 7, • cottage appeared. which Mn. Banks. afterwards pointed out. • semi'''. Rewiring, Bournemouth, p_amengers •
and garden (16o.), occupied by Mr. Job Ma•thews. The at .in tower*. however, tentain, and have been mage Harlequin. Cole. ma, fish • Annie Hodder, Hs.onpont: I consider Is Illnif credit dole t, so teeny young PIPPO. I
wish to take thi. opp !nada' to hope th d y. rue regular', y
2235; and lot 8, • cottage and garden (9t 3), in the use of as small dressing-rooms. Pesetas on to the saloon coal; Venus, Playel, Condon. oement ; Harmony,
, in that respect will be ahown when you come up la, your
occupation of Mrs. Sarah Coward, 2250. Lit 9, a or state reception room, which formar,:uxtended the Attwooll, Newcastle, °mil- --Seilinle & Routh •°' drill. That, yoo know, I had to report on, and I hope
cottage and gar Imi (to 7i 3), the pres mt tenants of entire length of the drat dot, and we t the height of Ireland. Learn, Cherbourg, general; Great Western, upon the next occasion you will rue how wevere is the
fth t ci I tutu
which are Mr. W. Gdpin a ..1 Mr. J. G. Shrrren was traliatliPereaaal 6:amid' 'Teel Pod, awimt:*iisartinae Pc:fling, but ~ al Blerapied, Cherbourg general ; Oignna, Flleber, poniebornt it entails, m I what discredit may bring on
knocked down to 'sir. W. (lapin for 2180. Lot 10. • le or'''n " „r-- disappeared,
'sculptured- Jeree7. general; Henrietta &Wage. Grosso. Melba', your name. D i try and rememher (bat poll are comorg
Mr. wokes point out the cunious.y stone
dwelling-bouse, offices, barn„ bull liege, and garden chimney-piece. Loaning the saloon, the party next came ballast; Attempt, Gale, Cowes, nil; Aquila, Painter, up for droll, you, are g iinit to put on your red coats and
he soldiers therefore there should not M thet eor of
(Ir. 211)4, now in the occupati in of Mr J C. Sherrie to the este-house by the modern conservatory, which was Jersey, empties; Premier, lowering, Bournemouth,
cond ,' ' T regiment - a 1 ri .
uct a, that too-, or UM, e -yr. in
and Mn, Thomas Adams', realised £6OO, Mr. T. eddied some few years ago. The gate-house was probably power/gen ; Brighten, Falls, Jersey, general ; Betsey, consequence of that, and 'hut rnight prej Mi.) what Ih ol
Bennett being the purchaser. Every jot offered wee used petite' sea geard home; and partly as • piece where- Perry, Peole,halast; Immesh, Omens, Bournemou , to say that everything appears Iso itorvl. I have notable
sold. in wayfarers One Down to the Trenchardst were lodged passengers ; liligebeth, °naves, Portland, all; LOMM• more to say, except to but you goodbye. I hope you will
for the night. OF the winding staireeemeath step is hewn Lovell, Grammy, ballast, carry home them eOO,l habits which you have learned
from • single block of oak, awl pegged together with miss „
migissa,_TEN__„
1. INS is WASTll3.'That very here, exacted by diaciplia•-good character. eteadinee,
wooden.not iron pegs. The etaircasa looks as tithe uppersobriety, obedi oe ryti' g that tenant. nuke •g! ad
e ton, wasbrought pp as en -eve in
old offender, Catherine Bale sin
portion of It had been open to the elements. The onlysoldier and good cot sac airli I am PUr3 you Will hOW
remains of the eastern front is the pedrferay, which 4 on Monday Let, before Dr. Drew and J. Robertson,
return to your homes; and your sweetheart!, or your
; freaked by large circular towers with conical stone roofs, Req., oharged with being drunk and loitering for an wives, better men, ant be better respected -
! and them to sera seem to Le the oldest of the building immoral pa pa's in Hope-square on Sunisy m.irning ne regiment then marched back by the N Abe Qom to
i which now exist. Toe tower on the south is largest, and about an hoar alter midnight-P.O. Spicer found hoe mop, very large numbers welcoming them on their
stands • little further to the mint than that opposite. Toe there. and sheieold him she had no home at all. -Only return. The rldtt half are expected to leave Woym.,,,th
' arch of the gateway has continuous moul tinge edit and
,_ • week previously, defendant w sent t• Dorebester on Friday (or Dorchester, and the left half on Saturday
west with • label over, and lathe east, over the allv,vi Iv • l f ewodgesp h.
ee
gaol or so ce. s now told him the had waked next
, shield of arms and an e.cuucheona, Tee diniag.ronn
from Dorcheeter, and some one bat given her a glass of
' contains failure of much interest. Th• valuable oil pa at'
Inas are alone worthy a ei,i,.. ...daily ,he eery fine beer, Witlati overcame her. She begged the enagetrates
Rembrandt, "The Astrologer," and ionic tine colds by to be • little favourable to her, and promised to go
Tomo. If the old enareving of Wolf ton lima is to be into the Union, if they would. - Superintendent
depoul- dupon theol !ball U1t14% have hem nearly double the Vickery mid her poor child had been by her taken out
width of this present diniag.room. The description given of the 111 alon, where she condi have been of use, and
in Hutchins, and quo ail, by Kr. Bankeecan hardly apply learnt something to fit her to be • servant, and this
now. am mony of the finest works ot art in the way of
sculpturing
child was left by bee to Ile am it conunen lodging-
and modelline have disappeared. The room
even now is • very magnificent one, with its lofty ceiling homea.-The Bench asked what she did withthe money
and tine oak panelling. The noblest ornament of the they •••• bee at the gael 1- Prisoner stated they did
house is, or at all events was the 1,81112U-0i glass In the not gins anything to bee, only after serving time for •
window'. All the paintsd glass was unfortun• first offence„-wiFined tia., and allowed • week to pay,
stele taken down at the beginning of this century but warned that if she appeared again, she would have
and sent to Mn. 'freewheel's at Lytchett, but the looped term of imprisonment they
oenl I give by
It was 80 badly packed List when the moo was , •
ow. yawner volubly expressed her gretitude, and
al tee hlof t broken to pieces. Of '
opened most . i d I waywas told to be off, tbiLmagistratee were tired of eating
course, as Kr. Bakes emarked,evory house has its glad ,
story, and in the cons, of his descrip•ion of the dining. her.
room be related Us • followise :-" A judge est down In SWIMMING vo FonL.-Elizabeth Chiverell-" 16 last
Dorchester trying prisoners at the amigos, and he wail October," said her father-on Saturday last before Dr.
mked by the Troachard of the time to dine at Wolfeton Drew and biz. Robertson: was brought up for sleeping
House. Accordingly the judge and his marshal duly in • closet, without visible means of subsietence.-
arrived, and the company sat down to amid; bet no
, About one o'clock on Saturday morninar, P.C. Carter
sooner had the rep." begun th" the fudge staidan't found her sleeping in • closet, in James's-court, West
turned round and aid ' Kr. Marsha, order my carriage. ~____, ~,
The merhal thought it very queer, but proceeded to obey Parade. On • Melons morning he had fount her in
the outer. Tho carriage was ordered. and the judge, the same place with two soldiers, and her father had
without my.apalogy, left the house. When half-way on oomplained several times about herb-log out at night,-
the reed to Dorcheeter the marshal ventured to ask his Mn, Vickery said the girl's father had been laid up
lordship why he had left so suddenly. 'What,' replied the with rheumatism ; but out of his small earnings he had
judge, 'Go you think I WY 'Villa to tit down in • house to pay • shilling a week for some one to look after two
with that fearful figure behind tun' The marshal timr- ,
him what he meant, and he replied that children-his wife being obliged to go out to work-
oust aeked
lArhia
dy Trenchard's chair was the spectacle of her since this girl would not stay at home, but went about
h soldiers. If she was willing, they could get her
said he bad not seen it, but before they had Into • home.--On enquiry P.C. Carter said there were
tot to Dorchester a horseman overtook them, with the five" little bits of girls" like this one walking out on
dreadful Same that Lady Trenchard had committed the Preston road with soldiers the other night--Mr.
suicide." Mr. Banks" remarked he was yell acePtical In Robertson asked the girl if she would go to • home,
the matter of shoats, and he had not yet men one there, but she burst out crying,a
and didn't want to go.-Dr.
The only _authentic part of the story is that • Lady Tree Drew said it would • very serious thing to break
Wart did really commit suicide. it Thomas Trenchard e
Is add to have built Wolfet .n Home as it now stands. down • young girl's self-respect, by making a mol-
Some additions were made by Sir Georg • Trenchard. bird of her. Would her father give her another chance
It. architecture is of two distinct dates, the eastern end at home f-The father wee quite willing, but feared it
tieing the rich Indor Gothic of the time of Henry VIII., would be of no use. -Chiming! promised to stay at
the western portico the semi-classic of Elisabeth and home and behave well, and the megistrates adjourned
James I. The contrast between the stile is very marked, the case for a fortnight, telling her that if she wen
Mr. Benkee. descriptions of the oh ects of interest in ..„,„_,,, „p again,
she
would
certainly have to
go
to
this I cold house wad most intone ng and thoughtful, -77-"
for we need hardly my he takes • vast amount of interest ffee•O_
._
in the antiquary's art, sad we are sure the society moot
feel heartily gratified not only for the enjoyable dm spent
at Wolvetoe, end the hospitality shown towards them,
but for the valuable informatice gathered during the tour
of this residence.
Before Imam Wolveton the party wen grouped ea one
of the terraces la front of the home and pbotograPhod by
Mr. Bishop, the steward of Mr. Bookies.

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