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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

(By Telegraph )

Mr. Gladstone left Waterloo Station At half•pem
nine o'clock this niorning on hie way to Giborne. He
was rheered by a email crowd on his deptrture. and
at various points along th• journey. The right hoe.
gentlenvin returns to London to night.

Uritux. NlnnAsT.

The N.itional Zoitung today blame+ Mr. I 4.1 d
for having overthrown the Government and tuceeedid
to Alio, by gross intrigue. Vosimaitting say, tii
4tamier to gain a Parliamentary victory than to estab•
1141 a durable l;nvcrnment.

SERIOUS POA CH IN, 4FFR.Y.
A ilenpertte poaching affray took place at Nevies
thh.uttin, Fridays. ening. The headkeeper of Stever
Park, the property of the trusteee of the lee D ,te
f 4 week and an under assistant wore n th.• astet
aiwait 'ix plm., when Voir attention wan attractet tu
a covert hi the higher part of the park by reports a
gun. Ou proceeding to the covert the keeprrn
covered two poachers. A desperate struggle ensiled,
Stockley. the headkeeper, was thrown to the ground,
and hie iif piment murderously illmsed him, 'mash
in wiveral of his ribs. Hia cries for help
another keeper to the spot, and the man we, owaref.
fii the meantime the other keeper was stroges,
with kin pt limner, who struck him ...1V Tat blows with
hoary stick. Thin poacher was also sec %rel. hew.
ever, Anil both were handed over to tho
'mg coot:Until,: eight ptomains was found where the
struggle tok place, and also a quantity of ilowder aol
shot. The prisoners warm". are Thomas ails and
John Clarke. They were brought before the %leo,.
trate, on Saturday and remanded until Tueedey. The
head keeper has been ao seriously injured that he was
unable to appear.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

THI MINISTERIAL CRISIS.

LORD HARTINOToN'S DECISION.

The Marquis it Hartlngton, finding himeelf
011,1116.40. in the Irish jeibey propose. 4 hy
Gladstone, lise declined to pen the itew Adininistrc.
TWA decision. which is hissl, was eintinunbatel
, by his les-A.114s to Mr. Cl:tubs, ine during his Visit t,
Csrlton !louse-terrace on Aatunlay morning.
The conferences between the Liberal les hers
the last few days have led to 110111 e ilfil.ftlflt thaws,
in the programme upon whieh the new Goverlimetn
will ..tike their existence. The basis upon which ths
agreement has been arrived at in reference to tie.
Irish quissti ~,, is the establishment of a Legislstp,,
Assembly at Dublin for dealing with purely fro.,
affsins on the condition that the int grity of lb.
Empire and the rights of the Crown shall Iss
guaranteed by ample safeguards. Against the
of more than one statesman whose name will he f.„1.4
in the new Csbinet, the proposed measure for deelie,
with the Irish question will be shelved for a hew
This is priecipally on account of the desire .118111.1•64
by Mr. Gladstone, who haa not yet completed let
Bill on the eubjects The matter will not, however, Le
allowed to drop.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

PREIPT.O.F•

TILIWZRANCIL tea and meeting
wan held here on January 20th, a moat enjoy.ble
evening being spent. Addremes were delivered by
Mr. J. ti. liorn.a.y and Mr. T. F. Rawly, of Wet,
montli : 10.1 an address by Mr. A. Itrown..4
nubject —"Our National Enemy." Pledges 14.-rs
taken at the close. Mr. S. Hobbs presided.

A anint•sneK CLVIS has jest been started. in
connection with the arehatu rown Hall Sews-
room. the Ile,. 11. litokeß, with his - I kin low..
end gensvonity. having purchased the nevepory
requirements for the same, consisting of parallel bor..
trapeze rings, horizontal bars, sword sticks, foils, and
gloves. *1 present the practices are held in the Corn
Exchange every Thursday evening. but when he
New Seloopols are completed it will be hrld in thou
twice a week. The services of Sergeant Meuse
instructor to the volunteers) have been eneaced
to toneli members the art of solfolefence, awl Mr.
Wliitodielol, if Crocker and Sonithetreet,
conducts tlio vaulting, to. The last nausea in 11..1/
110110,§ tO ..0.1.t the names of any pPreons wishing' ii
join. A copool billiard table han also been put .00 in
the Itovneothei•rosom in connection with the Now—
▪ ot a cot of nearly £lO of which is to le
tivioh• nil by Aoisseriptions a tttttt tot the members ; th
remainder has been very generously given by Ills
Key. 11. l'. Stoke..

Salta MS ENTLIMPAN AT Till GAMIIOC/111. —On Thum
ilay last, about Night, a very WT1.... i.e ill
occurred at the 1 liashouse, and a man named %V0e11..1
(more gen••rally known by the name of Solomon, we.
xcry 4l burnt almmt. AIM head and che4t. It seeing
IT I. IMM an unusual thing for a renall amount of e. 1,1
• to is.cqs• at the governors, eiipecially when the water
in the tank is low It is easily discernible. as ills
gas inakes a noise through the wxter.
if ita. Is arrested sty putting more water in tie
tank. On the night in question the in.in I.
who is in thi• employ of the Gas Giinpanv. finds,:
that the Fr3s Was e.Calaillfr front the pie, abois
named, was in this set of baking water to the tank.
but, for • unaccountable reason, entered the
apartment with a lighted bull's eye lantern in
hand. An explosion iinnieiliately followed, which
blew the front 4•l' the email right out, and burnt the
unfortunate Mall very severely about the face and
neck. Fortunately for him. he was wearing a thick
niumel under-shirt, which priitected thi• lower part of
his chest mei Ifs is however in a say
state, and is not yet considered ti be out of ihncer
lie is 'ming attended on by Dr. Daniels. Nil th.l
damage was done to the property at the Ganlamae,
beyond that mentioned above.

TINT' 11.1 SI L_b. sininher of the frietela
aminaintaneea of Mrs. (net
formerly of the Angel Hotel, I.yoeinzton. and now tile
proprietrewi ..f the Black Bear Hotel, Wareli.on. haoi
past prerenteil her on her inarrino with a very hurl.
soma all ,an a token of their reapeet sin est..ui.
awl in revr initi of her attention awl kindnws
the frequenter:sof the hotel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

DANAGIt TO ROADS..

.
It having hern stated that conshlerahle damage
Wa• t.:tll.od tO. the romils, particularly in
Well, by drag. bring used im shme and ~ti..,
Wairg.ins, it was resolviel. that the surveyor be
instrurtoil to take procse,lings against any prr.,
offending by using the drag to the injury of the
road.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

ALLEGED MUIRDZE AT SEA.

BOROUOn POLICE COUR,.

"yoR
..I)!'TY'r4
.PMIII,

Carol " Giaal King Winineala., • Entire Company.
Repeat...l at tin. clon.. .414 Art.

hftI.QIP.

......._
Song, " Remember mo to Mary Ann," Mr. Fred
Smith : and Cht.llll4, " Oh, OiChY, don't go to
Sea,- Company ; demo., "Now wen. alone on high.
gate Cotmemy ; 'mug, "Two Hundred Year's
Air"," Mr. Fred Smith; 'mac, "The Lau that loved
a Sailor," cr. JAmen ; ...me, "Oh, the Sea," Mr.
Fred Smith; chomp., "Oh the Ship went down,"
Company ; ch.ww.. "The Mita, the Ram,' Company;
chore., "See Saw," Company ,• finale chorna,
" Fairy Voice..." There waa also plenty of ordinary
incidental (11111.1 e. .

••••
In the tonne, nt the evening Mr. Murry Horton
recute4
shakeppeare'e Wol.l and Cromwell."
. . . . . . . .

Vie have no chaubt but that, us s result of the two
perform:um* a hand*one men will be handed over
to tlae Infirm:try.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

ATLANTIC LINERS IN COLLISION.

_
The Cunard steamer Servia, in leaving New York
on Saturday for England, came into colheion with
the Red Star Line ateainer Noordland between New
York and Jersey City. Tim Noordland was badly
damaged in the stern, and had to be assisted into
dock, where she will require to remain several days to
repair. It is not known wh-ther the Semis was
injured, WI she proceeded on her voyage. A later
telegram says the Cunard ateamer Servia ham returned
here, and wizhoweil in the harlainr. Two of her bow
plates are bent, and the 11.aveit pipe is broken. The
Inman Edna steamer Baltic, which left for England an
Sunday evening, balk tbe Nwardlantl'a passengers.
At the tint. of the collision hAween thu vivid and
the Servia the latter was b acking out of dock. The
damage to the Noordland is estimated at 15,000
dollar*, awl he will be detained a fortnight to
undergo repairs. The collision Imeurred during 111
heavy mu.,witurin.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

11S7IMATRS GIVSN FOR

Posters, Auction Bills.

&tortes and Conditions of Sale

Hundbilb, Concert and Lecture.

Circulars Programmes.

Business Cards, Note Headings, Fti
Heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules

Pamphlets, Sermons

Cheques, Memorandum Forms
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

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isFOR THE BLOOD 13 THE LIFE':
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

!PUT,/ IN A RAILWAY TRAIN.

- -
.%ti itsquert was held at Hltchin on Saturday even.
the body of a man found dea.l from a revolver
w.. 1111 l I, in a carriage on the ilremt Northern
at a I:4te hour on the previous night. Getters in his
pocketr enabled the police to trace his friends, and it
war foun.l that hir name was Wataon, and that he
had been employed in the Ordnanco.Survey at March,
Comlwidgerliire. He joined an evprem train at Peter-
Iswomrli, and ao frightened two other immiengere in
the osispartment by firing two shots; from hir revolver
thrmigh the window and saying he would shoot them,
that they pulled the communication cord and stopped
the train. Watson wee then locked in by himself,
and at I litclun, the next stopping station, it was
found that he wan dead. There was nothing to show
imsitively whether he had committed suicide or
accidentally +lv .t himrelf, and the jury took the latter
view. It NMI .t.ated that he had suffered lately from
ever.prerrure .1 work.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

WIMBORNII.

!fungi. Dom or Hoeg Witivita Fit/IMAL.—This
( Monday; eviiiiing.in to be a time id rejoicing fer the
inimiltem id the Wisetlionse Rand of Hope (*Mott,
conspired of the following societies :—Wimborne Si.
John's, Wimbortio itaptint, WimborewOmgregational,
Wimborne %Ve.nleyan handsigreen Wen.
leyan Methielsot, and Little Lunnett Primitive
M,.illieliat Itaitifn id Hope, nutnlwringseveral hundred
children. A tea for members and the general public
will is provided at :ii XL At seven o'clock one of the
veterans in temperance work, Mr. D. Curtis, J.P.,
from Pooh., will take the chair, awl the Hev. M.
Knapp, Witch:o'omm Curacy, elm, Mr. Matson, of
Crockinintr, will take part during the evening.
HALL AT THE TOWN HALL. -- On Friday, the 22nd
inst., a neleet pervante* ball took Mace in the New
Town Hall. It was wi.ll patronined, mainly.by the
servant. in the employ of the re.ident gentry in and
arii I Womborne. The committee of man scent
comprieni Menu,. Crook, Faulkner, Mead, and
Dough L the latter natinfactorily filled the Mike
31. C. Tinsluice Was. glippllo4l by line of the local
quadrille lvuiuulç awl gave miliounded pleasure.
The refreshment* were iunder the mitervision of Mr.
Mealy. The guents expresned themselves gratified
with the mineral arrangements. Dancing wan kept
tip to a late hour, the party not dispersing until 5.30
neat neinsing.
_ .

PIIIIPAItATORT DIVOTIONAL SllMllNoll.—During the
preamt week ascent ait the above meetings have been
held at the %Vealeyan Chapel, itnploring a blessing on
tho !Manion whirl, commentate on Sunday next, under
the direction of the Rev. Mr. Potts. aproal missionary
appointed hy the Wesleyan Confereinv. The rev.
gentleman is appointed to preach in the chapel on
January 31st, February 7th and 14th. Two sermons
will he preached on each °omelets. He will also
conduct a wriom "f revival services on the week night
eveningn during the interim. Persona of every shade
01 opinion are earneatly invited to attend.
MINYTKIt SKIIVICIDI Y.. 11 FoURTH SUNDAY
Amu EPlPllANV.—Celebration if tho Holy Com•
minion at /1 a.m. Matins at 10.45 a.m. : Venite,
Homed! ; Hymn 8; Psalms, Dupnia, 189 in
C ; Service, Dykots in F; Sanctum, &c., King in C ;
Hymn 221. U,iimiroims Service at 3 p.m. : Hymns
334, 473, 333. Evensong at 0.30 p.m. : realms,
Cooke 1811 ; Service, Hopkins in 136 ; Anthem,
" !Leased Is. Thou " (Kent); Hymns 310, 32.—Vicar,
Rev. S. E. Sictioui.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

VALI, OP MOOSIIS IN LO.YIIoN.
/IVA !MOSS KILLED.

At shout half-pIM two o'clock on Saturday afk.r•
noon a serious accident, whereby five persons 1.4
their liens, occurred in the 1101loway,road, London.
It appeani that four small dealers' shops, numbered
231,333. 233, awl 237, were in course oof demolition by
a contractor. The hack part of the buildings hid
Lii t.Lketi down, awl when the men left off work for
the day the front walls aliiitting on dm thorough•
lure rein:tined standing. Theom were protected lay a
lektroling. At half past two, however, the pwoo•rs lay
awl neighbouring ode opkeepers were startled by the
midden collapse of the whole length 41 the wall,
which fell aerosol the footway, carrying the hoarding
with it. Five persona ponuoing at the time—three
wo nen meg' two I.ys—erere buried in the ruins.
The police were nettle liately informed of the occur
ware, awl with the assistance of the bystanders began
to work to e4trie4te the unfortunate victims. When
NOOI eff•Vfed born' of them were dead, and th"
fifth, a Icy 1111111• A FrAnk James Webster, aged ten
year., wriously injured that he died before a
siargeom wool,l arrive. The other four bodies were
r”inovislio Illolloway mortuary. Three were identi•
fi..d, viz., liiiisetto Forti, aged It, an Italian, of
Little llOthi.4reet, C,lerkenwell ; Caroline Taylor, 31,
.111tert ‘tanarl. ten years, Of St,
I 1.4.r',..r.g.tr1. Holloway. The other was a woman
aged shout 40. Two persons who were seriously
injured by the falling bricks were taken to the Great
Northern If An influent on the victims was
opened on :11011.18y.

A reiturkabli• ie given in the Bristol
noes nul Ifireqr. soul "918.4 by the publiehers
Henry lt,ekette, reeidinz at Trenbeottneity, West.'
,mftere I two year. with *et...re
Hems.. .5 ion. ltl.w.stly h 5 w 44 4 ....Tel* atta364ll
th.tt Wit 4 Bath 110,..pital for treatment and
tlwt..4 Ile'ti. tt..t i lit 'is.. weeks he wee
rhamel w.wee then when he enterwl. It, w.y, pro.
floosie,' ibettral.le. 1.41(.11 hone, he was persowled
tty st. Jaeblis Oil. lie did 11.0. Wonderful am, it
may ai!pear. a *Mick application freed I front all
The trust-. ly h.Le Wei. leen need iii his Niuily,
for toothache, with the same Deanna of
,elterl,ae, are c,t,'l liy the Tiny., proving the mar•
tho• remedy.
St. .1.'4. Oil ...Id by Chemieta at 2.. 6.1.
ei"ttle. by 1,..t 2..9.1.. (nen ills Charles 4. Voelerr
o.„l.any, ink proprietor, Fartimidun•road leon•
don.
The New York Freeman publialiee a report that
General Salomon. President of Hayti, has been
mseriwited.

Print4ll and pubhahed by Eow.tan NEWMAN, at ‘l''
°theft It. High West street, Dercheater, in the
Pariah of Holy Trinity, for the Proprietor
All cheque. and Post-office nyder, are yable t,
Mrs. MAST Mri.tia. 8, High Whet street. r.
Tuesday, February 3nd, 1886.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

eartsponbrnet.

TEI OH•RITI18.
To Me Editor.

Sir,—As one who haa been in the dark for years as
to the oonatitution of the Dorchester charities, and
on behalf of others similarly !weighted, permit me to
express our thanks to your "Correspondent for his
very exhaustive article. 140 not wish to disco-s the
identity of the writer, although personally I have but
little doubt on this matter, but I eau assure him lie is
doing splendid work by turning on the light int., the
dark corners of POMO of our local institution.. In the
words of Pat, I would say—" More power to his
elbow."—Yours, &Co,
LI. X.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

CLARKE'S

WORLD-FAMED

IBLOOD MIXTUREI

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TN* wwan.
OTIWIXELYING TOITISIONT AOCOMPANIIIS EVEST
soma, POMO TEN TO is
THE GREATEST s, VDICINE EVER
DISCOVERED.
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mended.
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muses Cure.
It Cores Old Sores.
It Cores ulcerated Sores on Neck.
It e11M1.4 Ulcerated Sore Legs.
it Cur... Blackheads or Pimples on the face.
It Cure. Scurvy Sores.
It Cares Cincerous Ulcers.
It Cures Blood and Skin Dimes....
It Cores Glandular Swelling..
It Cleats tie Blood from all impure matter
From whaterer can. arising.

M this Mature is pleasant to —the taste, and
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solicits sufferers to giro it • trial to test its value.
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Lecturer .si Medical Jurisprudeno- and Toxicology.

i
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

BIRTHS.
January 19, at Broad.street, Lyme Regis, the wife
of Mr. H. 0. Mickley, of a son.
January 30. at 13, Wyndhamottreet, Yeovil, lb".
wife of F. G. Drake, of a aim.
January V. at Charminster, the wife of 31r. 0.
Kendal, of a *on.
January 24. at Bradford !fame, Pound-street.
Lyme Resist, the wife of Mr. Harry Ling, of a son.
lIARRTAfIES.
January2o. at the Baptist Chapel, trine Regis, he
ii e Rev. E. Marks, Mr. H.. 1. Lee, of li'olkestone, to
Jennie. second daughter of Mr. J. H. limier, Post.
()ffice, l'plyme.
January 21. at the parish church, Misterton.
the 11. v. E. S. Edwardn, W. Manning to A. Cul,
.1 Misterton.
DEATHS.
January 10, at ,thlv.t.nury, Mary, the beloved
daughter id .4111,1 And Elizabeth NVhite, aged 51.
January la, at Lyemarsh, Weemouth, Geom.
William. youngest son of the late Rev. Christopher
Nevill, rector of End Grinstead, aged 51.
January 19, at Droveway, South Pethertoa.
William Bader, aged tfl.
January 19, at Laurel Cottage, Waterloo, Po-!'t
Ann Elisalleth, wife of Mr. Edward Howell. km..
agest2l4.
January 19, at Lynton, Bournetnoeth, Julia 1:1111131,
daughter of the late Rev. Francis Smith, rector
Rushton and Rawaton, lhirnet, aged 43.
January 19, at Ihircheeter, George Frederick, son,'
Frederick H. Pugh, aged twelve days.
Jana'," 20, at Iligh•striset. Ikheeter, .tlbert, infant
inn ~1 H. and L. Bee'. aged 1 year.
January 21, at Chickerell, Mary Ann Davev.
dearly beleved daughter of Edwin Reston and Me)
Ann DAvey, of consumption, aged 21. Deeell
regretted by all who cnew her.
Jannary 21, at Wey.. outh. Mary, widow of Or'
Rev. E. Forward. vicar of Lonarpari•h.
.faimary 23, at Vinney Bridge, Crewkerne, Jolla
Henry Way. aged 12 years.
January 21, at North•street, IVarehatn, Elizahrth
Hoare, aged 774 years.
January 28, at Tolpuddle, after A long art'.
Samuel William, only son of the late William Belle%
aged 52. Deeply regretted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

Till PORTLAND WATER SUPPLY.

At the meeting of the Local Board on Monday
evening the Portland Water Company's Bill ass
agsin alluded to.
It was .4 dell by the CLINK thst augge.tions irons
the other side hiti been thrown out for a voiniminu.s.
and he. on behslf of the Board. hail stated, withost
projedice, the Ikont waa quite willing to entertain
the introduction of eater to it. island, hut could rot
allow the rights to the present amino to he inter.
ferod with. and thst if theist disadvantages a,iis
tak-ii it .4 the Bill the others would be entertain.A.
In tho meantime he had received a telegram it.,, hit
azenti that afternoon. atating that the promoters
themsolves had withdrawn the Bill, and there was
now an end to the matter.
The lt..arst unanimously exprasned than approval
and satisfaction with what the Clark had done in the
matter.
. . . .

Sulsiegnently. it was unanimously resolved that the
Water Committee he called together as early as
possible to consider what improvements could be MN4f.
in the utilisation of the water supply of the Weed,
and to report thereon at the next meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

TEI DORCHESTER ALMSHOUSES.

r. the Ethtor.

Sir, —All who are interest"! ;and who amongst
your readers are not!( in thaw valoahle institutions
ought, I think, to feel indebted for the cernbil inveati•
Ration of their endevriannte which "no 1a,.l before tire
public in your brit Wine. And I do not cnutriain,
ae one of the trine." yoo Won.. AA haring 'wen
apiaonted no the 'nth ;1 last Septeniber, of your
reflection on nur lack of energy, but I doubt whether
any one of our number WA. aware of such apin,int•
fluent a. an accomplished fact. ire than a year ago
we were asked whether we wild act as such if so
nominated, and all of is, I believe, assented ii so
ing, hut no information had reached its up to a
very recent data of our ammintinent. N.o a single
item ;4 your interesting details was announced to us
by the Charity Omainiesionera or anyone acting on
their behalf. Th. Ilayots of Ihgeheeter, some days
bebtee your artiole appeared land it le .4 moment to
tamint,„,r it w,,,,h4,,r50 had called us to a innet eig at
the Goildhall neat wcsik, an I this we. iny grit
, announcement of my annointments Our dolma and
our responsibil(tini onglit ii, (airline+ to he ;kW
from this our earlinet conclave. I have no &old
that perplexities in the pees will he cleared up, bot,
, the moues of tlin gentlemen with whom I have the
honour to 1., seeoctiaral are to Ins a elilleiont
guarantee that the adminiatration will for the bourn
be vigorous end iiiwn to public eritimein. The
whole matter hag hewn one of grave Anxiety to me for
a long time, and I rejoice that the cloud.; at Imo are
breaking.
Incidentally allorion is made hi the enfmn4
Charity; this, &A ateted in your paper, is invoat,sl
' in the ineitinbente ;4 the three I)or:heater periahee.
I tip to the oboe 4 hie ow, iil life, the let.. Mr. Ibilinrt
Davis soperintendsel this charity with a scrupol..ll4
sone* of duty which mad* him anxious for a written
atehoncit each year of the inmincr in which it had
Iliatriblitell by my clerical neighlanire and
iiiyaelf. We have continued I. act on the same
line', The sums assigned hi Choliii'e and Nan'or's
Alinahnuasse, via., el lUe. 3;1. and gl 13s respeetirigy,
were reettiriod liy inn from Mr. PI vPrett and than.
limed (fig thus eighth time) woo ;ley 1 13a. Id to
each ,i 1 three inmate" at Uliiildee, and ee. ltd, to each
of eight Inmate, at Nepier'e. !hash'. the Almshouse
Its Out, woe given in "goal lairtiona from the Paine
source to five arse! widowa, " who lorl not molar!
parable! Miff." Napier 'm Alitialiouto is, iss you
say, more cia private than a pablio charity. lewd
Alington takes A genernia and peraonel ioureat In
11, and the only murmur that ever reeohn me eon.
turning it is of the nature ;4 a wish that more of ita
Inmates game from the Dorchvater pariah's.
T. WINNAM KYrim.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

perry sessioes.

Perm' Sgsstims. Than.lee.— Berme Captain
:Stone and Mr. H. Aldridge.- The license isf the Old
Inn war tenits.rarily tratteferreil fnitii Henry
SimiWin to .Ininee Ferber.---fleitry hither.
51..n.r. was 1.11111111..111.,1 for a...milting Albert
Hayes, Kellerman. of Hits.. - Mr. l'ai Ler
dined the invitation to intersisiw the ltsms.ll, and
did not put in an appearance,- Aceording i„
~,,„%mainnnva gory, "II the.pres 1..114 1,1•11111 g li. SIMI
is frirnd wpm :Igo the New Antelope to refresh.
While ss enzamsl. a little innocent in pettico.sts
came, awl sat between them. This appears to hive
roused the &mixt of jealousy in the beteg of the

defendant, and he otruck the girl. Complainant
ehatnpioned the cause of injured beauty, and told
him not to do it again, insm which defendant
recripted the advice with f. lir blows in his
An old offender, he was finel, in his absence, 10a.
and coats, or 14 days' hard lalwnir.
YINTIRDAT.—Befon. Mr. W. D. lituplale (Mayor),
Messrs. H. Farmer, W. N. Western, .1. T. Hudson,
and G. Curtis.
Henry Parker was summoned by James Coombes
r an 14•41111... and was fined 10.. and 711. ill. costa.

- -
Thomas Phillips was sitinmoned by Lucy Phillips
for an assault and threatening to kill her.—Charge
withdrawn.

..Vrika-r-iinsy, Walter Hooka's. Thomas Hoyt, and
Walter Stark, were charged by Mr William Brown,
inasrtor for Prevention of Cruelty tr Animals, with
cruelty to a cat —Fined la. and oats each. or 14
rise. hard Id...tr.—The case was proved by P.C.
P.Uvl awl WilEaut Ware.— • t. W. Druett, solicitor,
appeared for tho prosecuti.in
Ha.ry Ward ivy. summoned by Superintendent
Hunt for doing wilful damage to the value ..f 15s.—
The case was proved by P.C. Holloway and Sr.
lestiglav, stevraal v. Mr. Burry and trustees, Ilrank•
pone Fotate, Parkstone. —Fined :le, and costs, 7s. M.
William C. reeklisni (10). James Fraser (10) and
Ilarry West irt), were charged with sleeping in an
open waggon in the yap, .4 Mr. .foseph Gifford,
High street.- Jitigtneut was suspended. and they
were told if any further eomplaiiits were made 414inet
then; they would get six strokes with the birch nal,
44 they 1134 three on the last occasion, a lOW days
since.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02

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