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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

HERE REGIS.

nwrEityxiX Ext. —A most huccioatil entertainment wse
given in the Ilia's schoolroom on Thursday evening, April
3/th, the proceeds going to the Church Restoration }unit.
The weather was very wet, therefore the attendance was
not so Urge so it otherwise would have been. After the
National Anthem had been sung, it was announced that
there would be Another entertainment the following
evening (Friday) and notices were sent to the neighbour-
ing villages. This time "the clerk of the weather" was
more considerate, it being • beautiful evening, and the
room was well tilled by • most appeciative audience.
Thursday's proceedings consisted of a Drama "Fortunes
Frolic"a ith instrumental and vocal music before and
after. On Friday "Fortunes Frolic" was again performed
togctkcrwilhsililforent songs suds Darkey Marna Stocks
up Stocks down." The drains "Fortunes Frolic" was
exceedingly well done both night., but with rather more
confidence on Friday. The characters were well sustained
and each knew his part thoroughly. "Stocks up stocks
down" was also very amusing and caused roars of
laughter. The playing og the Mao &MS was ray much
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

POTAToES FOR PLANTING OR EATING.
FOR KALE,
A LARGE QUANTITY OP 000 D ROUND
POTAross.
HOCKS, 10s. per
PATERsoNS TWToRIAS, Ita. per sack,
ItEI:ENTS, Lk per each,
MAIO, Ilia. per each,
FLUKES,
At Nitta Prices, fin- en*

lir The above Potatoes are in excellent condition,
and can be well recommended either for Seed Et Table
use.
A play to WILLIAM SHEPPARD, Pota,to Dealer
at the Market House, Dorchester, daily ; or
bi;
stores, near Fordington Urea, Dortleikr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

THE TIOHBOHNE OABE.

APPLICATION FOR A NEW TRIAL.
On Saturday, in the Court of Queen's Bench Dr.
Benealy made application for a new trial of the convict
Arthur Orton, whom the learned counsel, with some
warmth, and in opposition to the Lord Chief Justice, in-
sisted on calling "Tichborne. Among the various
grounds some were technical and others of a personal
nature. It was alleged that the judge had exercised
undue influence on the jury, and that the verdict was
against the weight of evidence.
The Court refused a new trial on the ground of the
observations of the learned Judo, and reserved their
judgment on the legal point. 4.
BY TELEGAAIII —Tilts My.
The Lem' Chief Justice stated in the Court of Queen's
Bench, on Monday, that there seemed to be some mis-
conception rivarding the Judge's decision on Saturday.
The Court had no hesitation in refusing the rule on all
grounds.

THE EXETER REREDOS CASE.
In the Exeter reredos rase, juMiment has been given in
favour of the petitioner. Mr. Mullpotth and the Bishop
has ordered that the statues be removed and the Ten
Commandments substituted. It may be worth while to
add that the new reredos just erected at Worcester has
rive life-size statues, and a cross 24 feet high.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

A FRENCH MARRIAGE CASE

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An interesting case is just being brought before ono of
the courts of law, whim, affords an insight into the
manners and customs of SODA of the good people of Paris.
It appears that a Mr. C., a clerk to • large commercial
establishment, had been living in rooms in one of the
boat querters of the town with his yOUTIX litld very pretty
wife. The servant they had had for some time past
happening to get married, Madame C. looked about for
another servant, and • very decent woman was mom.
mended to her who had seen better dam but buying been
abandoned by her husband was obliged to go into service.
IsladaineC., touched at her sad story,immediately engaged
her, and she entered on her duties at once. In the even-
ing Mr. C. came home to dinner as usual, but when the
new servant brought in tin. soup she dropped the tureen
with a shriek, and fainted away, whilst the gentleman's
countenance was pale and disconcerted. The lady of the
house, being alarmed, called loudly for asaistanoe, aid the
neighbours came in. The mystery was, however, soon
cleared up. The couple who had lived as man and wife
In the house for nearly two years were not married, and
the new servant was the abandoned wife. Mr. C., on
coming to Paris, had assumed another name, so as to
conceal his identity. The husband refuses to support his
lawful wife or leave his mistress, and the forzner is now
suing hitu for a restitution of conjugal rights.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

wow.

LONDON, TIIVRSDAY.—The market continues to
exhibit the same dull and drooping tendency which
has prevailed for some weeks past. Down hoggets
cannot now be fairly quoted over Is. 43id to Is. 5d ~and
ewes is. ayirt. to is. and even low offers on
the part of sellers do not appear totempt buyers to stock
up ; and independent of the actual bona fide dulness of
trade, there is an evident desire on the part of buyers to
work down prices to the very lowest point preparatory
to their going in for purchases of the new clip,
which they thus hope to be able to do at a very low
range...

BRADFORD, TitußSDAY.—Although there is no
actual improvement in business to•day, a more hope.
ful feeling, and the opinion gains ground that affairs
are near the turning point. Prices of wool arc a
degree steadier.

A DUEL BETWEEN TWO NEGROES.
A letter from Augusta, Ga., says that two Degrees
Peter Blair and Moses Sullivan, but some angry words.'
during which Blair told Sullivan he was no gentleman.
The latter demanded an apology or satisfaction with shot-
guns or pistols. Blair replied that he bad no apology to
make, but accepted the challenge, namini time. Place.
and weapons. The parties met at Sand Bar erry at seven
&doily accompanied by their seconds, two Ingram named
Ralph Knight and William Armstrong. The ground was
meal off, and Colt's five-shooters placed in the hands of
the principals. Knight gave the word of command he
said " Peter, are you ready r Peter said " Yea"
" Moses, are you ready r Muses replied " Yes." Then
commenced the shouting, and both parties fired away
until the last barrel was discharged. The pistols were
reloaded, and the principals resumed their positions. The
words continend were repeated, and the firing recall.
menced, and was continual until Blair full to the gin I
shot through both legs. The parties returned to the city
inttnediately. Sullivan fought at the same place last year,
and Blair fought another negro near Savannah sonic time
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

WHITECIIIIIRCEL
Tiut enlargement of the Wesleyan Chapel has proved
au insufficient that not only has every additional seat been
let, hut some part of the since allotted Li fret seats has
bast to be taken for seat holden.

MILTON ABBEY.

ON behalf of the Baron and Baroness liambro a special
gift of £l5O has been bestowed upon the poor of the
parishes on the estate as • thank-offering for the improved
health of the Baron, who I. now so far recovered from his
serious ilium+ as to be able to go (ruin room to room in the
Abbey.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

1W LWAY UNPUNCTUALITY.

Mr. Turner, the Chancery barrister who rocent/y
brought an action against the Great Western Railway
Company for detaining him no long on his journey to
Gloucestershire as to prevent him (ruin voting at the late
election. has obtained a verdict fur the amount claimed in
the Marylelmue County Court. The judge ruled on
Thursday that a railway company could not escape from
liability for its own negligence by printing a notice to that
effect on its time tables.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

admired and deservedly eppliuded The songs, both
comic and sentimental, were all well given and many
encored Mr. T. Scutt fuTg with his usual PIICCOSS "Did
you ever. feel that way, • "That's were you make the
mistake, and " [ler bright smile haunts me still" Mr.
T. .Scutt (who was suffering from a severe cold) 'WY
heartily encored after singing "Out with my gun in the
morning" and " Rosa Jane" The remaining songs were
given with equal success and the whole entertainment was
the best we have had for some time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.

Firmness has continued to be the feature of
the trade, although business haft not been brisk.
At Mark-Lane, to-day, wheat, both English and
foreign, was mostly one shilling dearer, hut the
advance was by no means readily conceded.
The present aspect of the trade is certainly
in favour of the as. ption that a further
recovery in value will take place, but until we
can gauge in. re accurately the extent of the
spring shipmenta from the Continent and
America, it is a difficult matter to estimate the
future range of prices.

Any improvement hero is promptly answered
by most of the Continental Markets, and it is
therefore conjectured, certainly not without
reason, that the reports circulated with regard
to the smallness of the stocks held are not with-
out foundation.

The quantity of wheat on passage to the
United Kingdom is one million three hundred
and sixty-four thousand quarters.
Barley has been tirm, and malting and grind-
ing hardening in value.
Oats, with a fair demand, have risen one
shilling.
Beans have been sixpence to one shilling
dearer.
Maize and Peas have been steady.
Flour hinum; Americiin sixpence, and PountrY
sixpence to one shilling dearer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

MANURES

THURSDAY.—The demand for all fertilisers still
continues much in excess of former years. Nitrate of
scaLx in most active demand. Bones dearer.

Per ton-1 a d. Lu d.
Bone Ash (on 70 per rant.)
Peruvian Guano, direct from Importers'
Stores, In lota of 30 tons.. IS 0 0— ..
Do. do., moaner quantities 14 0 0— ..
Pones
• 7110-
1)0., crushed • 810 0— ..
Animal C/Mronsi (70 per cent.. phosphate).. 610 0— ..
Nitrala ot soda, In London ~ IS 0 0— ..
Do. do. In Liverpool .. 11 16 0-11 0 0
Sulphate of Anunonia.. .. 17 0 0-18 0 0
Gypsum .
halt, In London llf 0— ..
E Num and (b., lAndon Itanure
Penehurch Street, 116, EC.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

AI.BO RED FLUKE -KIDNEYS.

Prices : ria. per ton ; 11.. per 'tack; 2. 911. per
bushel, or 9.1. per stone.
All guaranteed free from salt water or heating, and
warranted good hd. pr see
who' e dealers are invited to inspect them, at
the Stores, on the Quay. or at St. Thomiwatreet, and
wholesale customers will he supplied on the most liberal
terms.

—.--
T.C. ha A a constant supply of Vegetables and
Fruit.

I. =the* waited a daily, and supplied on the most
reasonable terms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

SEEDS.

The recent somewhat ungenial weather has for the
moment rather checked the demand for agricultural
seeds ; nevertheless in most descriptions there has
been a fair trade doing. The stock of fine useful red
clover seeds seems about used up, but of brown and
inferior seeds some quantity will probably be leit over.
Alsike, white clover, and trefoil seeds are unchanged
in value. Imported Italian is exceedingly firm at the
recent advance. For rye-gra.sses we have a steady
request. Of sanfoin seed there appears to be very
little left on hand. Rapeseed now meets with an
improved inquiry. In both white and brown mustard
there is scarcely anything doing. Feeding linseed is
is. per qr. lower. Spring tares meet with a moderate
sale.—John Shaw ,Sc Sons.

HAY AND STRAW.
(Per Load of 36 Truest* )
flue Meadow Hay ifs. to Sda
Inferior do. 60a to 70,
Prime New Hay.. to
Prime old Cloves .. trei. tolOte.
Interior do. dn... to 70e.
Prime 2,1 cut do.. to
New Clover to
Inferior do. .. to
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

Imperial Varliament.

--.----
HOUSE OF LORDB.
Tt; "Snit% —The Attorneys and Solicitors' Sill ran read
a thinl time and passed.
In CRADAY. —The Duke of RICHMOND presented a mess-
age from her Majesty to the effect that in consideration
of the eminent services of Sir Garnet Wokeley, her
Majesty, WU desirous, in recognition of those servia;
to confer some signal mark of her favour upon him, and
recommended their lordships to concur in a grant to the
gallant general of the sum of 4:25,000.
FRIDAY—The House agreed neas. oat M a resolution
moved by the Duke of Iticiinorm, enabling her Majesty
to great • stun of .04000 to Sir Garnet IVolseley.

ROUSE OF COMMONS.
MONDAY.—On meeting for the first time after the
MOM, the House was occupied with a debate on army
organisation, which CACHO to nothing. Several votes were
peened.
TURSDAT.—Mr. Ilsre moved the second reading of the
Imprisonment for Debt Dill. Its principal object was
the alsdition of the power intested in County Court
judges of imprisonment for debt. Mr. LOPES moved that
the Bill be read a second time that day Kis months.
After an interesting debate the Bill was thrown out by a
majority of 143.
ViEIINESDAT.—SiT JOHN IXDROCK moved the second
reading of the Ancient Monuments Dill.—Mr. O.
ISENTINEK CoIi4i•ICITKI it legalized burglary.—For the
second reading 104, against 147.—Mr. ANDERSON moved the
' second reading of the Betting Bill, the object of which
was to suppress letting houses and the publication of
letting advertisements in the United Kingdom.—Read a
second time.—Visoriunt CRICHTON moved the second
reading of the Gann Birds (Ireland) Bill—For 141,
against 00.—The Local Government Order Bill was read
a third time.--Mr. MoaLe moved the second reading of
the Married Women's Property Act (114.0) Amendment
kill. the object of which was to render the property of
married liable on account of their debta.—ltead • ascent
time. _

-71.1-1.1. KARAT. —Mr. DISRAELI presented a message from
the queen asking the House t• concur in • grant of
.0.25.0.10 to Sir Garnet Waseley, in recognition of his
eminent services in the Ashantee War.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

TIIE BENGAL FAMINE.

The ri1.14:1 Calcutta correspondent telegraphing to-day
(Venda)), says more tires near Durbungs. Yeaterday
increased distress in Hulawns. neje*ltalie and Iturduan
are worse.

TIIE CoRN ANT) CATTLE TRADE.

At the leading markets on Nanning the elicit trade
was again ery firm, and in 1111•14 114400* there wee a
further advance of ls. to 2s. per quarter. At Bath the
supply was short and trade was brisk at a rise of ge. At
Taunton the tendency was upwards. At Warminster fair
demand at Is. to :N. increase. The 11K1110 at I iloticniter.
At ranlilf an extra shilling was realised. At Winchester
English wheat in short supply, and there was a brink
trade at la. to 2s. advance.
. . .

At li-e.Ster,-;;..ctS;rdiiy, the supply of Whollt WAS
very short, and Millers Icing buyers, all descriptions
re 'lied an advance id Is. aouarter- iks. to 66a. Malting
barley exlisintea t• hut fir grinding qualitied, for which
there was a goad demand Is. inure Dialler oss obtained.
Oats 6d. dearer. The official as erages for Satunlay, April
11 sem—wheat, 415 smartens, 575. 74i1. • barley luii qrs.
40s. 1111,1.—At Mr. kinsor s Itepository sale there war •
very large supply of stock—l7o beasts and upwards iif 300
sheep soil lambs. Heifers and calves of which 76 were on
offer made from Ili to £34 ; heifers. IP2 to LW; in-calf
ditt., .4 which there was a good lot, Lid Ills. to Ids.
Fat beef was in ,Isurt supply, aniline& fully 164 6d.a score.
Barn:nem, iii good demand, rtt per pair. There
warn an extra good lot of bulls entered • a line beast
belonging to Mr. hansom fetching IX IthZ ; and another
of Mr. Sauudere, £3l ; other descriptions Iln to 1:26. Of
244 fat Linde, the lest made from 3.n. to Ml.. each, There
was not a very brisk trade for mutton, which averaged
lid. per lb. ; raises Ws to MM. each. There was a large
attendance, in.luhiiig many dealers from liond•iii,
Southampton, Portsiosoitli. lizeter„ ar., and a total
clearance was effected.
. . . .

At Island(onl on Wednes.lay, Mr. Enos Ito.' a good
supply of Istef, Whirll 1114.1 e front aid. to Ins. a OCAPTC
Muti4llllo.l..per Ili. Mr. flalpin's fat Iteifers sold Irons r 29.
Mr. J. Ford s steers, 127 1014. ; Mr. Lorlt's fat I.aneiters
£25 to 1.24 Itt.. Barreners genenally itunle (ruin J;t.ts to
per pair.
Warehant Fair, on Frida), stas one of 11. largeAt
known. A great ~ttantity at u.k W. on offer. Mr.
Ens or haul statute Opletidell entries, 11.4411,11/ aoßtae fine fat
barreners and I•ulls that, I.roperty of Mr. W. U. I..acy. Mr.
l'anton, att.l Mr. W. Farrer. Mr. I.tteet's barreners
sold front tf I L., .1;:M earl. ;lautia, a:M. Mr. l'afttole, lot
monlo £2l to I ,ottl a line bert4 of Mr. Fitrrer's 19s.
llarreners Mad Seel at f .LI7 to 2:110 oncla ; don-tt bugs,
49...61. tat iJ.ua.; it ver) i• • lot belonging to .Mr. Lacey
fetching 17s. to 511.1.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

SHROTON.

THE church was beautifully decorated for the Easter
festival,
EASTER Vgwritr.—A church rate of Yid. in the was
adopted, and a ad. rata to meet the coot of enclosing the
additional burialground.
Coat-atm.—On Tuesday evening there was a concert in
the sclosdruoin,_ in aid of the new organ fund. It ass
Th
well attsmiled. e performers were Lady Wolverton Mime
H. S. Bower, Misees Eyton, Miss Shipman, Miss
Mauneell, Miss D'Oyly, Sir C. D'Oyly, Mies I'. Crew,
Mrs. Bower, Miss Packard, Mr. E. D. Harvey, Mr. Lance,
Mr. H. Bower, Major W. 311elville, Mr. T. Hunt, and the
Bkroton choir. It was very successfuL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

EAST LIILWORTH.

NATIONAL SCIIO9L—On Tuesday the children of the
Fir..h,.01 laid together at the vicarage, with the Rev. W.
and Mrs Kendall and family, to present the inistreas
with a very elegant watch, with the following inscription
engraved thereon, "Presented to Mrs. Trent as a token
of their esteem front her friends and pupils. East
Lulworth, April, 1871."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

LYTCHETT icnisTEß.

INAUGURATION OF ORGAN.—A special service wail held in
the parish church on Monday, at three o'clock in the after-
noon, for the inauguration a the organ, which at a cost
of nearly /Be) has been erected in the gallery by Messrs.
11111 and Sons, florgau Builders, London. Notwithstand-
ing the unfavourable state of the weather, the service was
•ery fairly attended both by parishioners and friends
From a beg distauce. Prayers were read by the Venerable
the Archdeacon of Dorset, and the sermon which was
highly instructive and appr.priate, wax preached by the
Rev. Lionel Dawson Damer, vicar of Canford and rural
Dean, from Psalm Isis., 31 12. (Prayer Book version). Mr.
Whitehead Smith, the organist of Wimborne Minster,
presided most efficiently at the organ, which, we think,
las given very general satisfaction. The singing of the
choir wee very creditable, considering the very short time
they have been •naanised, and the difficulty they have
experienced in obtaining the requisite instruction and
practice. The collection at the doors amounted to 1.8,
which will be placed to the credit of the Organ Fund,
leaving a debt of about .C2O due to the Treasurer, which
amount the originators of the Fund (Messrs. Jones and
Foot) hope to clear off during the ensuing year. After
service an illuminated address was prenented to Mr. Miles
Rosigett of Sandford, by Mr. W. 11. Fryer, on behalf of
the congregation, expressive of the lading obligation due
to him for the very great interest he has taken, and the
liberal assistance rendered in procuring so nice an instru-
ment At half-past Are the choir and a few friends were
invited IT the organ committee to partake of refreshment
in the National Schoolroom, where • very pleasant
evening was spent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

CERNE ABBAS.

LAROI UNIOX.—We are informed this branch of
the Labourvni Union comprises led niombers.
ILAIDEN NEWTON.
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Ear=VTh hilcott has been re-appointed
churchwarden by the rector, and Mi. Swatridge by the
parishioners.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

POTAToEti ! POTATOES N

cIIAPMAN, Sr. THOYAS-STREST.
• W 613101 m, has received a cargo of

FIRST-CLASS FRENCH WEUTES
From Belgian stock, and ;,otaranteed good fin: need.
Priors: 4s. per ton; 10s. per sack (2401 b.
per biughel 160110, 7.. L per stone.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

COVENT GARDEN.

TIWRSDAY.—The supply of general produce is
fairly kept up, and the demand has slightly improved,
hothouse grapes and strawberries being quite stall.
dent; thc former, both home-grown and from the
Channel Islands, andr athcr above the average quality
at this season. A fresh consignment of pines from St.
Michael's were at auction yesterday, realising good
prices.—Thomas Taylor, ‘rholmale Apple Market,
Covent Garden.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

PIANOS! PIANOS ! !

WILLIAM ROGERS, ST. TtromAx-wragrr,
Womutali, wed 14 Me Pose Office.
PIANOFORTES, Oltt :ANS, HA ItMONIUMS,

TUNED ANL) iII:PAU:J.:D.
W. 11. beip to thank the Nobility, Clergy and
4 ;entry of Wey th, Don-heater. stud the vuuntien of
I mr,..et, liornenwt, and /evon for the patronage lit, Mug
received, and hopes by .triet 14116"14111 attention to
merit a continuance of their favour&

PlANoroitTll.4 AM. .'TIER INATKI'MENTA carefully
xelected from all the heat London Makera, Terms
Moderate.

NEW MUSIC RALF PRICE.

N.11.--W. K. has oi,ie excellent Pianos and Har-
m • ms for S.U.E OK HIRE UN VEIII !Wm/NA-But
. . . . _

•
All Orden. hy Po,t, &c., will he esteemed aa favoun.
awl recehn burnt...hate attentium
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

EMIGICATION.

ROBERT COWLING, &smut Ulm:Ratios
Aonto for the DOMINION of CANADA, is
again at the Hair. Moos iNN, Downs:nu, where he
Will be glad to give, either personally or by letter,
information about Canada, awl the 1.44 memos of
fretting than.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

SHAFTESBURY.

SHAFTESBURY Usues.—The Board of Guardians elected
Mr. (le..rce tlenge their clerk, hi the place of Mr. Robert
Her, solicitor, del:eared. Su have the Highway Beard.

STICKLAND.
1.()..T. —The 'hope of Sticklane lodge celebrate.'
lire' iumivereary last Thursday. The lodge iminlien.
10 unman:re and there are 31 in the juvenile temple.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

POOLE.

IVIIIIIERT AT BOURNEMOUTH. -At the Hard. °flirter
Sessions lletanit 1151.1.41. IH. Chador lio.shell,ol. otPoole,
were imurtesi for stealinga Variety of articles,. the
propert) of Mr. Henry Jey, builder at Poo ta
March 2114. Roth were rem ictod. Charles bad eicien
previously convicted at the Liorsut Assites in pagy
The elder prisoner was sentenced to six months, awl
rharle.,, min, to Niue iiiii ntlis imprisonment and three
years' police AllKTVision.
WEALEI tN MISSIONA.—The Ree. James Duthie. the
newly appointed minister to the Swannate eiroult in the
ll.eif the Ilex% J. llobill, WilOoe death took place
short time ago preached the aanual senuon.s on
Sunday week on behalf of the Wesleyan Home
Horiety. OR M'e.liviralay evening the annual
ineeting was held in the chapel. awl was presided over hy
Mr. Councillor Curtis. The Rev. T. 4isltup read several
extracts front the societs report for the pant >ear. end
said the total ARV 1111 l t enlisted in the Poole circuit during
the year WAA 4;37á. 3.1. The Rev. J. P. Lowe, a
missionary returned from Malta, delivered an Interesting
address.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-21

POTATOES.

BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDs, FRIDAY.—
With moderate supplies of English and foreign
potatoes on sale, trade at markets has been steady for
sound descriptions, but other kinds have commanded
but little attention, at late rates, Regent; tiss. to
1401. ; flukes, 1251. to 1655. ; Victorias, taos. to
140 s. ; and rocks, gros. to 105 s. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

PIIDDLICTOWN.

Q.0.11.y.c —The llelboury troop mustered at Waterson
(osarter-Master Game's) on Tuesday for squad olrill. The
oltimors proment were -- Adjutant Grilbs,
FeHowes, snot quarter. Master (lenge. About 20 of the
troop attenolool, and were put through a sharp drilL
Before separating the yeomanry were handsomely enter.
Wined by their respected quarter-Master, and remember
ing that 1$111111! of the nieunbeno have to role as Hinny as 20
lodes to the rendezvous it will le readily understood that
Mr. Gauge's hospitality was much aPpromiated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

HACKNEY ELECTION.
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NEWS FROM cAT_T COAST.

~.„._,
The reaans i.rming Ns.. Madeira correspondent rya
that H.M.S. Manic-outs from Cape l'Amst arrived at
Madeira. April L and Wa.i to leave April 2t, fey Spithead.
lenel Maxwell died on hoard the Africa, April 11
An Auntralian clipper, the Soniersetshire, wan running
into Plymouth Mount. ii Saturday. when she struck the
centre of the lireak pter. A floyenitueut steam tug im-
mediately went to her asskhiince, •1111 tile was ultimately
floated off. Niers will lie employed to ascertain the
amount of damage she has incurred.

Arrgiterixio If) Boor • N 1 int.—At on
Satunlay, fair months imprisonment with herd laltour
was inflicted on a coffee-house keeper, Benjamin Johnson,
who had attenuated Li. silence hi.. wiles appeals for money
rossUng her on the tire. Failing that his next idea
was to strangle her, but on the arrival of assistance she
was carried away insensible. After completing Isi• four
month; inllmris.nmoeult, Mr. Johnson will have to find
sureties for keeping the pmice for twelve ma-intim
- ti appeal rains before the Court of queen's
Bench on Sat-Imlay. against &decision of the justices of
Dewsbury. The petitioner had been fined for allowing
rabbit. to ire 1-0ur.41 a ithitt a certain Meliimire to which
the puialk was 11.11111“441 on payment, anal, as there oat
no Itleall% for the rabbit. to usiatic, it was allegrsi to con•
*Uinta the offenee of "laniting.- Sir Jolut
argued against the ...my lion. observing that the appellant
liii op.t Icomi. the gr..,.,,.l a,i,l multi not lon saul to be aid-
ing or In tlon end, the I.orol Chid( .11146,0
decided that the root, ktion ronlil not le gnats/int-A, soil
It was accordingly gnashed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

CLEAN URMNu,

NEM I 1V.4 BEINII
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHEAPER.
A Trull nsorlfdllp

- . -
oIiDERS received at the New Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yard, South•Westeru Station,
Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

NUMMI Or t WIFE.

latnei Goodwin, a hoorthrug maker, living in Kings`land-
road. w. charged at Worpliilli-strOCt POlke.CMlrt
on momlay with the murder of hie wife During a
connubial nearrel he knocked her down with a lannpow,
and finding her inwnedide he threw a sheet over her, awl
walked out of the hustle. The tir4 rotatable he met he
naked to gonad look after her, a Ito thought Au might no
dead. The cowdaltle eeinol Coodwitt, and taking hits'
hack to the house, found the dying woman in the room.
She dial a few hour.; after 111. r n:111,,V al to the hossisitni.
The mast WAS committal for trial.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

lIAV_ AND STRAW.

Trr_srikv.—The market
stead y, thiiugh well .uppliol, and no material change
took ',lase in the quotations.
(Per Load of 30 Trusses)
Fine /Imam.. Ha,
Inferior do _ Tr.
Prime New Ilsy ••
Inieri, . • • • • •
Prune ,41 (lover •
!Werke do. do._
Prime lid cut de..
New Clover
Inferior du.

.. V• :On.

SEEDS.
As might be expected the seed trade is now beetni-
ing less active every week; with the advance of the
season the consumptive demand naturally falls off.
A small retail bn.sinesa in clovers, Ax., has, however,
been doing during the past week, at full prices the
stocks remaining on hand being much too light to
admit of any reduction in value. The low quotations
recently ruling on our market for Alsike have attranted
the attention tri the German trade, and some quantity
has lately been reshipped to Germany. Spring tares
are in fair supply, and can be bought on somewhat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

POOLE ELECTION PF.TITIoNS.

The peitimas against the return 44 Mr. Charles Waring.
will he heard at the Guildhall. Poole, on Monday, the
fourth of May, before Mr. Justice Crove. During the
last few .14A a 111111.1ber of pers .us base received mils-
is.mas to attend at the enquiry. There is not at the
present time very much excitement in the town on the
subject. The Consenatives SCCIII to he ex...otitis:lY quiet
on the matter, an 1 the I.iherals express themselves confi-
dent that they have nothing to fear. The Mayor aPPsars
anximu to glees respectful reception to Mr. Justice throve.
The Guildhall is being thoroughly altered and renovated,
mid the aldermen and -Mors .1 the borough have
decided to Attain robe.; suitable to be worn hy them on
state occasions.

LYTCHSTT XATRA.VBIIB.
Tho Lyteltett Idatrayer+ Sehool-boant hare chosen fnuo
a 1111 l n;;, the arahm+ for tbrir new school, aohnatte4 to them
at thr recent cumin:tit' , those Kellar-al by Mr. M.lwanl
architect, of !SriAWL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

Utittoiiirt.

N tLIAISURT CATHIDIttL naltaoll. ri.reZ
if York Minxter, wad, on Wednesday laid, appointed a lay
%tear of the Cathedral, in the mini of 114. Taylor.
The Wlltdhlre Friendly Society awarding to the report
1.,r the padt year, pot:remora& a capital of .C 31,140 7. SI.
(inereadod by upwanbt of .1.100 during the year), and
illinkbel, 7,114 weinherlt
The Nntrlt lra.. Ileenid record, the discovery of a mbs
nut in a novel dioation. liangitm la a rowhOll.4o :it the
Lino A Itr, V;in Notion Pole, Wat..romor-houde.
'irenee-tec %V&A :U1 inilknt, nut cor ,mnie months.
Through w 4 'oken ,itiare of r of robin* had gamed oeceu to the interior, took a fancy to the spot,
built, and hatched a nestful of eia. The old birds are
remarkably tame, and one even suits to be carried about in the Lantern with the young.

Tira Itaeroa.—A sperinien of that very rare bird the
losuanc has recently been shot at Bulbridee, and another
seen.
W I LTSII IRE FRIIDIDLY Sociatv.—This Society powwows
a capital of of .4:31,100 7s. 2.1. (increase.' by upwarabi of
.1:9010 during the )ear). and hers 7,446 members.
Itorst. Wit:re ft has been determined to
;wain pro% ide a reading and recreation room at the Town
!fall, Devizes, for the 11101 of this regiment during their
al training.
NORTH WILTS ELRUT lON EX PR V.:LS. —The cOst to Sir
Jenkinson, Bart., and Mr. G. T. J. Blackball
Esteourt A ILA 10 17,11111 13.. Ind. while Lord
l'harlca Itnace's expense+ were I:Meal lits.
. . .

-
AIGNSITH TotT. —Secrat largo trout have recently
been caught in the water near Salisbury by E. Wright,
conservator for Mr. A. W. Ilan, SIT. for Oxford. Tao
of the fish weighed respeetively ttilb. and
Tag AGIIMULTV r At. LAOGI NEM. UNION. -MT. JoBol,ll
Arvh hma. rweivol a letter from the Rev. John Willtioson,
rector of Broughton (afford, prebendary of Salisbury
Cathedral, and a county magistrate for Wilt., offering to
join the Agricultural 1.01..13Ter5. Union and subscribe to
the fund, in eonsequeure of the luck-out in the Eastern
Countie,
A RETURNING OFFICER I IRGID WITH ILLEGAL
Conrvcr. —Yr. William Morris, of Swindon, one of the
unsuccessful candidateo at the late election, hoe threatened
proceedings against the returning vffiner for the recovery
of 1:500, the statittable penalty: for boring "illegally
received and taken a fee for the return awl execution of
the writ."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

COALS! COALS !!

WDARC H, COAL MERCHANT,
• N ILW I ••tHouth-stnieh and Satrii.Weirraas
It.tiLwAr 1)01tell Eti I ER, he.% to thank the
sentry and public generally for past favours, and to
inform them that all orders sent to him shall hare
prompt attention.
W.l). is now supplying
FOREST,. OF DEAN for Bull.), and HILKSTONE

COALS, and ointidently" revanuinend;---
them as
SUPERIOR TO THE BE.ST WALLSEND
FUR BRILLIANCY
AND
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

takril I of

CHARLES GREENING,
No. :!, NH 14E11.41,h PLACE, INPReNNSTNIL
Stamp,' or 11'.4 I IltiLv °niers for Ally number of
Share' uill revive prompt attention.

AIIENT for the LiitEit4tToit 11:11NIANENT
BUILDINI: :not INVESTNIENT SO( 'lrry.
Nonsber of Share* imue.l.lurin4 the past year, 5,119,
Sharea £3ll each. May be paid up at I.IIIV, or by
Sulreriptiona of not. lean than ia. per th. Total
. . .

_ •34, 'VI
rOXiptel for the year, 1:476,3b1 1 10‘L

Aix° AGENT fur the DNITED KINGDOM
TEMPERANCE and DENERAL PROVIDENT
INSTITUTION, est:4l46MM in 1810. Accumulated
Decoubcr £1,195,000.

Members enrolle.l in the Dorchester Total Abstinence
Smkty; juvenile.., from 6 to 16 years of age, in
the liaml of Dope, with their parents' consent.
Information given respecting the Mt& or Juvenile
liechabite Tents. Adults can enter from 15 to 50 years
of age. No entrance fee; and can secure 15s. ;ler week
in “Icktiem awl £2O at death. Juveniles pay 11,1 per
week for 2s. GI per week in sickness, doctor, and 1:3
at death.

Magic Lonfera Sofergoixonitt, pritrift or ',oldie.

KAVES WORSDELLN_.I'ILLS.

TT— • •
UE LIVER is justly croilitcd with lining
the cause of amity 011niplainta. If inactive, or
out of order, It becomes salami-II or irritating, 'inane-
lag Itili..w.i'oniplaints,.laulaliee, Sickness, I kin-vision
of Spirits, Irrital.ility of l'eniner, hr. If neglected, a
series of a hat is ealleil Liver
that render life insupportalole. haves
have been f. I the greatest 'clue in all
disorders 4 the liter, restoring the organ to uoniilete
health, niol renoratile, the sestent.
5..1.1 lq all 4 liesai7its and other I)ealers in Patent
3,li:divines, at Is. 1141., 2s. 9.1., and 4s. 6.1. Wholesale
IfeisA, 22, Bread street.

Art IN EY. —A Pri vale Oentleaum, withaarphis
L earital. 1.. deainnui of making INI NI KDIATE
AI)V.MK to gentlemen, II innt fatattrem fanners,
trademen, awl others, requiring the ill GAM of
country, in $lllll. (run 00 to kW on note of hand:
No law Teruo. from 5 per ...cub, elitellliill4
from three month. to live year., mortgagee tiegotiated
at lee, intere.t. Diaance peraons ean
repay by P. 41.0. or cheque. By applying pemonally
from Ten till Four, or. if by letter. enehesing a staimael
dir,,,t4.4 envelope. Ftatity: the am t required, to Mr.
A. Hammitt, 114. Walworth-rad, Imohni, arti
vi,lar,. will be wilt ly rctlllll "(p.a.
Nib No i tion with Loan Offiet/l. &Crecy
with teApateli.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

WAREHAM.

toe xry tirwar, Wednesday. Before Mr. T. E. P. Islnky,
Mr. Edward J. Weld • Edward Orchard - This wa• an
action to recover 1.1.1114..11011 of a cottage, and for rent amount-
log to i 4 fis It aptaared that there was • Judgment against
the defendant 4011 a Claim Fir preimu• rent, amounting to an.
Mr. .1. Kato, pLsintirs steward, stated that he could not
reoiVer any rent escent hoilit the laity In the court. No mat
hi been laid for two years Ilia Honour ordered defendant to
gise up 1.111104•011 ill II month, and to lay the whole of the
debt at. 4.t. iier month.
. _ .

pt..: 64;; rie-s-Weston, enlicitor. IN.rvhaster, v. Thomas
Shears. —Mr. Weston stated the debt was contracted three
p.'llr‘ ago, and the ildendant had offered to lay by three
instalment. The debt was about Ll, and Mac being nut
into court be had tearned that the defendant had been dealing
In horses, and was Its ing with his mother. Imfendent offered
to settle by paying CP In a forUnght, ES the last day in
September, and the remainder •t the end of the year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

WIMBORNE.

AMOCIATION (W F.I.I)II:•TAWV TRACIIEIL4. —A meeting
of elementary heichera wa. liehl in the !toys' National
School, on April Pith, Mr. lien Celina+, preiiident of the
Donna and Somer.et District Union, in the chair, when
It iiA. unanimously resolved to (inn an as...elation called
the goat IlemeL Asmeistion of Elementary Tischer*.
which al lii be affiliated with the N.V.E.T. A provi-
sional committee, roniiiiding of Aleisira. Allishin. Foot,
Ilicka hillier. oo,lrhibl Stevenç Lowman, and Weston.
we.. fanned, to draw up the nem:airy rolem, and arr.mge
for future meetinini Mr. Henry Foot, clerk to the
Lyteheti. Dlatravera School Beard, was one onslY
elected Aecretary. Mr. T. P. Hick', (Drilla' School, Poole)
and Mr. 11. Foot, were eluvial metubers of the Executive
'.waunittee of the Diatrict Union. lt was decided that
the annual miliwription should he ss. per member. A
iota of thank. to Mr. Collins for presiding, terminated
the bonne.o of the uumtinit
WINTERSORNE KINGSTON.

DRAIIIATIC ENTEKTAINVIENT.—The only entertai iiiii est of
the 1.1004.11 11A.6 01,11 hi the Schoolroom ..11 Fruity evening,
April 17th, when the weather was ,ery fine, and consequently
there at. a good aUmelance, the %..u* bring densely cnordod
In every part, and many e.nitlikot get in at all. The proceeds
were given to the Here Hestia Church liestoratlon Funil. The
progranune comisted .4 the drama Fortune's Frolic," by
Moen. J. Hallett, 11. Webb, 11. Hallett, I:. 'louse, J.
J. Pope, W. 11. limme, John Hallett, and 11. lithe; "Stock'
up Stocks down" (taughabic 11..tikry fame), hy Mr. J. Pope {OKI
Mr. W. 11. Il.ause, awl a e.1.-ctb,ll of songs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

TilF, DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1874

ca.ier terms. For canary seed Is. to as. per quarter
more money is asked. NVhite mustard and fine black
rape seed, as noted in our laq, arc in impro‘ed
request. For hemp seed the inquiry L dow.- John
Shaw and Son.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

wool.

lat.kl>Fokl), Tiit its-iia—s:..—Although there are
few transactions in wool to-day, the feeling of the
market is less gloomy, and the great depression which
wa. co general on Monday has to a great extent sub-
sided.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

DOWNTON SHEEP FAIR.

The fimt fair.of. the sCason in Wiltshire, was held at
Downton, near Salisbury, on Thursday. There was
about an average supply of sheep, chiefly tglit, only
one lot of couples lwing on offer. A pretty good
Clearance was effected, at prices varying from 5:. to
by. a head below those current last year, and from is.
to as. above those recently obtained at Weyhill and
komsey. The couples offered changed hands at 675.
The highest price obtained for legs was about 595.,,
the general run being from 3as. to 525. ; several lots
fetched from 525. to 565. Heifers and calve-, were in
unusually large supply, and the demand was conse-
quently dull, at somewhat reduced prices. rot rough
Irish cattle there ma: literally no demand. English
heifers and calves ranged from £l4 to £l6 ; yearling
steers, ,C 6 to ,47 ; lanciters, toZt6, according to
quality ; cows and calve., 414 to ‘24. Cart horses
(most of them French) were in better supply than
usual, and the lighter kinds fetched (runt ,C,55 tu Zgo.
English cart horses realised from £4O to Lso. Pigs,
although in large supply, Were somewhat dearer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

SWANAGE.

D.V.A.— The corps assembled at their butts on
Fatunlay afternoon, to hate • 'mond competition for the
"corpse cup," soil heririant W. White Iron it for the second
time.

.....
MR. DEIAMoTriI -Front the lesfrieA and Cambrirkythire
A drerti*r we barn that at a meeting of the goveniors of East
Suffolk Hospital, Ipswich, on the nth inst., the following
resolution was ordered to Inc entered no the minutes : In
taking leave of Mr DCi•Motte the committee •mi medical staff
desire Pr reconi their high appreciation of the benevolence,
assiduity, and skill which have attended the discharge of his
filtictiiNlS. and also to expresso their great regret at his retire-
ment (non the office of Mouse Sunteen -whether it I. oiti-
'blend socially or professionally Ile will carry with him
their last wishes Inc his future hatpin...s and well-being.- -Mr.
HOWORTII. chairman The retirement of Mr. lailannate is Inn
consequence of the lamented death of his father, whom Mr.
Melmnotte succeeds.

Paßal.vaill.—Mr. Robert 14qiiirec of the Mill, was seized
natunlay work about noon with a paralytic wrote, and ,rsa
tarried apparently Mad in 4, his house, where he retnansed In
that state to the followin4 Monday cicning, when he expinal
shout nine o'clock. Moliml lossistance was .4 no avall. The
.leceastal had filled the ..111..c .4 overseer. done edlektit aid for
some Mee ytare as onie .1 the church choir, and was the
foutnier it the' Lo)al Purbeck" Lodge .4 tklllfellows Ile was
buried In the cemetery tot Satuntay, cud wan followed by •
lance outol•e .if relatives and friends. being uarried liv tom
I.roth.r I ahlfellows, and f.44.wad I.) Minas of the ''Loyal
Purlnek" ledge. t/ti Sunday escuing funeral hymns were
nun,: in the chum+, and the rector, Itev. D. Tracers, made genie
appropriate rctitarks on his life mid character.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

Vanipshirt.

--.

A LA1101:11,1tIl'S I " IN inquest
has been held at lausham, near Albin, on the body of a
I Poor woow, omor.l ILO'. aged The deceased, with
her husband, bail for the last Ike 3 ears, for want of
..tikjent aceiniiii.lattou in the parhl
been compelleil to live entirely in sheltered spots abott
the farm. latterly they Ind ereeteil a hilt, rim dsting of
a few hurdles, covered with straw, in a ehalk-pit on the
(arms. There the illeeeaseil .111,i. in her and his
employer's pn-senee. Dr. be•lie hail ... 1 the body in
ill
had
lye. was
the
rmilt of heart ilisvase, aeeelerateil I. exp.,..iire. When
the coroner and jury went tm view the I.ly, they found
it lying where it hail n•inaineil sinee iltiath. extw/sed and
unattended. night and .lay, by any Incl exeept the hus•
band. The oily s Wide arrangements made for the
funeral was the providon of a eidlin, which was placed
by the Ail." iif the bisly. It appeared that the parbdi
authorities and the inspector of link-mums had not inter-
fered, atet it was stated that simiLir eases existed in the
neighbourhood. —The I'.innier stated that he should
adjourn the inquest, and .hould, in the meantime, •
mon the inspector of and the relieving Aim to
attend. and &ire mune explanation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

BOURNEMOI7TH

Volirha bemi presented with a
handsouie and valuable bracelet in reitiemberanre of the
late Conservative victory. The preseidetion WAS made by
deputation (nun the subscribers, In., ladies attending
from Bournemouth and two from rhristeliurcli. The
bracelet, a gold 0110., MI with tttttt contwined an
imieription on the inAile, with the number of the ty
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

THE GREAT STEAM HAMMER.
. . . .

A work of national importance was roncheled oil I
Thursday ii. the completi of the stupendous steam
iiiiiii cr erected at the Royal C Faetories, Woolwich.
for the manufacture of the great artillery of the future.
The apparatus, it hich a.i ordered to be in eemilie„,,. if
piesilile, by the Ist of May, in anticipation of the %bat
about to he paid to England l.y the Emperor of Russia,
ha, been by dint of industry !bushel a week within the
date, and on Thursday morning, in the Presence of colonel
Campbell, C. 14, superintendent of the ilileirtment, Anil
other officers, the pipes were charged, and gave the
monster life. At the first trial it worked with the most
perfect ease, and the big steam cranes on either aide, each
of which will lift from 41) to lOU tons, swung round with
the greatest freedom. Although it has been .lescrihed as
a 30-ton hammer, the weight of the falling leirtjou ii
really within a few pounds of 40 towi, and the hirce of
the fain.- weight is accelerate! many times by the use of
I•te:1111 to drive it down from the top. lien' Krupp, the
I kronen ;filmmaker, has a hammer which is reckoned at
10 tr4,llA, lint it is calculated that the one in Woolwich
Arsenal is at least four times ax powerful, Krupp**
ha tttttt er having no other force than its Wall Ilea' weight,
It is estimated that the use of" top steam" is equal to
allowing the hammer to fall of it.. own weight from a
height of WO feet. It has beeli allowed a striking fall of
15 feet 3 inches, and nobody has yet determined what is
the actual force of the blow which it will strike. The
hai ttttt er is 15 feet in height, and rovers with its supports
a of about 120 figit manure. Above the ground it
eighi 500 tons, and tlie inn' in the foundations below
weighs 1415 tons. It has cost altogether about .C 50,01110.
the greater Part of which has been paid to Messrs.
Nasiuyth, Wilson, and Co., the patentees and meau-
tacturem
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28

Yours faahfully,
RICHARD Pars!.
P.S.— A few copki 01 the report of 1873 renuin on hand.
which amid be supplied to those who first apply fur them.

LAY OF LICENSING AMENDMENT.
&cam—Rural. Tat Queen's Ilighway.
flit, dear Papa! Look, Pate ; tell me what eau
The matter he, there, with that labouring man?
By turns, right and left, sae his footsteps ;
Ile walks in • zigzag insta-ad of • line."
"That Houma, that rustic, deplorable sight,
I. what we call • scmwod,' my bn,SAIIIM.,
Thu ileum which Inakee bins unable to steer
Is, no doubt, his having partaken of beer."
"Of beer, Papa ? But, Papa, we drink hoer too,
And never on on dose it work like • stsew ;
Boer doesn't make you and me reel to and fro,
And stumbling along, like that mount:yowl, go."
" No, Samuel, no, my eon ; no, but we should
If we were to drink for us more than was geed ;
We lash the mine spectacle then shouhl display
As that mutt pursuing his del ivus way."
" How much, now, Papa, should you may lie has
No doubt a gnat Mal toles,' made him so bad ;
1 darn say a ;:allort—or two do you think ?
To be So silectol as ha is with drink"
"Ah Samuel, yes. one would think It would need,
Ere getting like that, one should greatly exceed.
hut what he has taken was twobably small
In quantity ; one pint, I dare say, was all
"Papa! Why, l're seen you drink two pinta, or throe
And no worse than an if you had drunk so touch tea.
Then how it can It be, having only had lale,
That pue,f man WC DOC DO dOllO up, Or Undono

's Had beer, Bain, bad beer ullgo, beer-engine's wute,
loetored tun! drugged to itin.tgat on the taste.
Itad beer, 4.1.1* beerabote b. artera and down.;
At low publiehoustai ti workmen in town."

" Papa, don't you think that a very great amine?
Aitil then the, it not, giic goiil bier anill 114lliti
So tench Nu that some billy people prop..
when; Leer ran be purchainal, to closer
yen, I ant sorry to say ;
Ti Hake no.lkwilier, they go the wrong Wly,
11111. Zllo.,l,ini, Wens them, the right method knew :
Trounced ILII ',quashed liquor that dared sell or brew,"

" The) lud Aledaater at ertry
Papa, had the) not, to tdke care think am meet ?
An .tle conner likes lac, in London, to ace
The puts mid the measures were what they should bar
" They ha.l. bah*; hose places, for Temperance sake,
Now let Wilfrid lwasou and liasweou hums take.
on truly good liquor few mortals get queer:
Thu law should stop. 1.11110), the rile of Nal hear.'