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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

POOLE.

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GALLANT LIPICBOAT SIERVICIN. Lloyd', agent at
Kertch, writing under date October •.Xh, states "The Emborini, Greek brig, from Anatolia, which
was wrecked on Kertch ltreakwater, hae broken up.
Every praise is due to the captain of the Liverington
so., Captain A. P. Tewksbury, of Pole, whose lifeboat I
was the means of saving the crew, for the promptitude
and courage displayed on the occadon, as had there
been much delay the pose fellows must have all
perished. As it was, their hands and feet were terribly
swollen, having clung t , the wreck during the whole
night- The weather on tha coast has been very bad,
and it is as yet unknown to what extent the :shipping
has suffered."
PoLice, Monday.—Before the Mayor and Mr. G.
Curtis.— Two young fellows, of Lagland-street, named
George Borter Allen and William Coombe, were
charved with disorderly conduct in
!Ugh-street, on the
previous Saturday night.—According to the xvidence
of P.C. Hallett, they were shouting and making a
great noise--disturbing pe,ple who had gone to
hod, this being after 11 at night. He told them to
desist, but they refused to do NO. ..MbeN said the
constable knocked him d.wm, but this wa, denied,
and a whims', Henry Brixey, devlared it was untrue.
—They were fined se. and costa each, the Mayor
stating the Bench were determined to put down tho
rough conduct which Went 00,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

lIICAPWICK.
THE LATE. FIRE

M Douglas, of Shapwica Vic .ia:e. wit • •••
th t tie respon.e to the appeal in u f.l lie
suffereiJ by the late fire in ike, ioniser i
unnecessary. 'lhe gilts and °tiering' thus lIJ
ad 1., after paying for clothing, about 1:76, wit
I ave about A2O for providing p .tatoei ii
lug the h .1166446nd shops. Suar furoituio 55 1,. lowed*
and culionry sitiales awl crockery, wbico SIC rerprirld
for immediate use, the relief committee sui tby at
unoe ; the remainder will be reserved until the new
co lege s are built, as it I. needles* to ray tent the new
fur.otthe could not at present be contained in dm
ntceouirily over-crowded apartaleuta. In c(wc:usion
he ..xpre.lei on behalf of the po r euffer,re here their
ve•y .nep gratitude fur the warm sympathy awl
rra iy and liberal assistance rendered to them in their
clatter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

COUNTY COURT.

TIIORSDAY.
(Bofors Mr. Sorjeant Tindal Atkinson.)
A " GENTLIIMA!.."

rsrey Eli, described aa &hove, was doubly summoned
on judatnants already given agemat hint, Mr. Goldetone,
roachbnilder. and Mr. l ad, j Nene plaintiffs.-
I'ra( of defendant's abiliiy to pay was asked by the
Judge, but Mr G ri 'stone said he had hoard the repairs of
the carriage were done for dilandant'e mother.—Adiourned
for a month, that the MIMI M. m.bt be amended.—Mr.
lisad said after last court, defendant told him in about
Wee weeks he should have in "way. as be was going to
" =Agate his granifather's will."—Ths Judge was
afraid plaintiff was not much of • lawyer.—Two
manta had remained unpaid. and the debt was for Xl6
The Judge varied the order so that, If the debt were not
paid, defendant would have to go to prison eight times for
40 days each. —Plaintiffs stated they gave deendant credit
because he belongsit to oue of the most respectable families
in the two, and they thought him a man of substance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

DURDEN'B
DALBA.MIO ELIXIR
-___ IS TIM BM REMEDY FOR

COUGIA -
COLDS,
BRONCHMs,
ASTHMA,
HOARSENESS,

WHOOPING COUGH,
SHORTNESS OF BREATH,
LOSS OF VOICE.
SPITTING Or BLOOD,
ETC., ETC.
rintz PROPRIETOR confidently reoom-
.ll. mends this ELIXIR in all CIIEST AFFEC-
TIONS.
Persons who are troubled with that unpleasant tick-
ling of the Throat which deprives them of rest at night
Irons the Incessant Cough which it provokes will, by
taking One Dose, find immediate relief.
Bold in Bottles, Is. lid,, 2s. SI, 4s. 6,1., and Ils

H. DIIRDEN,
CHEMIST,
DORCHESTER.
IN frroctiN *- SHARES often yield
returns five to ten times the amount invest,.
ed in as many days. Two Uwastamo
BuLas for success, in Explanatory Book,
sent free.
Address, GEO. EVANS & Brokers,
Gresham lloupw, Old Ilroadottreet, Loudon

£l,OOO

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rag GREAT FIRE A7' 4.5, CHEAPSIDE.
TFOSTER it Co.—WINES, SPIRITS and
• TEAS.—Tbe late fire will in no way interfere
with the prompt execution of orders, nor effect in any
dweee either quality or prier. The good. at Cheapride
formed but • small part of their stock, eupplies belog
drawn daily, as before, from their large bottling cellars
and the bonded warehouses. All brands at Store
prices, other goods under co-operative rate*. Terms
tasb.
PORT 15.. to Ode. dz. 1 ..N3 Sliti. to Si 2 doz.
S • NRIIY 15a. „ Sit .. WIIISKIRS2Is. „ 404. ~
CHAIIPONR22e. „Mc., BRANDII44 2is. , a...,
four dozen carriage free to country railstation.
Prior Ibis of other Wines and Sp•nte fro by poet
A cabinet photograph of the noted ruins for Sd. stamp.
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TFOSTER it CO. CELEBRATED
• Tifid..9.--Chins, 2e.; Indian, 2s. • Coogan,
is. Rd. lb. Thom qnalitiee re and will be luny main-
tained, as previous to the fire sod prior to the great
rise in paiOls, they purchased in the Docks several
large shipments of CHOICE NEW SEASON'S
TRA. ilb. samples of eitli,r kind post free on receipt
of gd., stamps. Terms cash. P. 0.0. payable at
G.P.O. Chetinuasziagocro e. dbuan 1 Co. TEMTORARY
ADDRESS g, 44 Sr. PaLIVICRUSCS-
Ltaa.Loodoo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

STAIRYINSTSR MARSHALL.

CLEVER CAPTURE OF A WIPE•BEATER.

Poor Mr. Henry Mullett, a labourer. of Sturmineter
Marshall. ham fallen art:Aim to h.dnedieknrse. In March
thhue, betterPer°, 10, iiii coat, way
put upon him, with the
par
laid, he was brought before the Wituborne Bench chergal
with threatening hie wife, and he was then bound over
to keep the were for six months. Three month. after,
h3wever, Mr. Jloßatt so far (oval the sureties he had
entered into that he gave E is, (his wife) a smack in the
t
face. For this be was again summoned before the Bench.
hlYt
concluding tha in this re's discretion was
of valour, he simply bolted. In his absence
a nt.
usual &dila of II days. and two months for breaking his
bond. Nothing hail been heard of Mullett until Tuesday,
when he seems to have had enough of his voluntary exile.
Probably, to Uie the qu dation which the late I, ird Chief
ju4tica Cockblarl gave in hi, charge to the T chborne jury.
he felt

"Where'er I roam, whatever lands I see,
My heart untravelled fondly turn. to thee,"
ana so be came back to Stormitieter Marshall. Mr.
hluilett had use evening of ronjugel bliss, but those share
gentlemen dressed in blue sod buttons soot) got Boost of
his mini- Sergeant °entail and P.C. 14ogg accordingly

MIMI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

BRIDPOST.

Doanteil PoLICI COU::T, Tuesday.- -Before C.
Edmunds, Esq. (Mayor), and J. T. rite hens, (e .-
Mayor).—Corelh Hughes, 18, and Sidney Nes berry
18, of North Alliugton, were charged, on re oaud
cu todv, with burglarrously en ria; the premkes of
Mr. TtIOWAS liaise.. Noith Allington, 0 the night iif
the SW inst., sa r steal Iog there( emu quaatity of t .bacco
cigars, and sweets, value Yr. It appeals tat the
cccupier. who does not sleep on the p locked
up the eqop on the night of the Bth and a steps°, of
prosecutor Fcederick Geor,re Fsoks, saw eser7thin7
safe, bet when the premises were operr, on the fo low
log morning tho article* were inked, an I the loss was
c.llumunic4bed to the P.,lice.—Ser;:eant Miles, of
Aske swell. ad,ie4 for Sergeant }Lazard, who wa*
at
Winclieste.., apprehended the prisoner on the follow-
ing ni,iit A III:111 living ear tire premises said he
saw Huaires and Newber. y loiter;ng near the premises
talk n,.,•• to a roan 'mode Guppy la e on the nig:it of
the rubbery. He advised the prat * .ir go home, and
be Worrell went indoors. - °on arter, Is ar.ng a noise,
be cause out, and sow Hirs'oes coming out or one of
the windows of Halos: premises. The se-ge
appvibeadeel prisoners at their homes on the nia,r, of
the 9,13, and 411 Hu ;hes • key wan fo.in.l. In answer
to the I*7-41111111i, he sad it ulhicked his bo it Cie s:rm
of Nf"," Sy rasa Co&Clibui.oer,, witere he was
employed. In the said bo.: were found some .
toosiceo, and sweets.—Mr. J. A. Day defended
toe prisoner', who were mann/dual fur trial at tire
Dumb. tel 'nada a
C,ractrry Pstrvr Session, htooday.—lleforo J. P.
F. Gandri (Ceinman), J. M. P. lionta,n,
FW. Honneell, Earl., and W. (NAN:, Hag..
Georis Pork, • red IS. labourer of Hal.tock, wan
ch.rged with ataalinz a watch, s 6 property of Nit.
Thomar Parnitar, of Halsto,k. in September last.
The w tat we. not frond until last Sat inlay. when
It was known to be la &fen lant's puraFaion.—}la WWI
foam! ailty, and seaman/id to the Siandlord
' School tor 5 yeara--Bioln rd Nattitorar,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

Consols sixteenth lower.
Wheat 'haling lower.

THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY M URGER,

At Barnstable, on Saturday m ailing, the men
Robert Fisk, charged on his own c mte-si n with the
murd.r of Mr. Uid on the Loud m rue Brighum
Railway, was brought up before the magistrates. 1.13.
p leoner medial ruucu surprised, lookiug abmt ths
cour. in an absent manner. . .

rte magiatrates a.iced the prisoner if he ha 4
thing to say, when he replied that he dli n t kiow
wbal he mix about, end did nut know what he we
there for. . . . .

It is gvnirally believed that Fisk is mentally th.
rawd, &uJ ih AL then is nothing in his callossim.
Lie is a man wh • has heti a go al eiticatioa, awl Who
has seen better daya. He seems ereighei .I„,ea wu
maguish of souse kind. On Friday Ll4ht he wsi
vi aced in the cell by tee m A Barnet& wh,
• surge in, a.,1 he con.id,re.l there via, ,metmeg
strange in his manner an lappea:auce. Lu Bared.rbie
ILL CJatession is ascriLied to his mental cou.,iii at, cal
weekneau thrJugh tramping the o.uutry in a
hall-starved state.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

ELOPEMENT AND ROBBERY.

At the Manchester Police-caurt, oa Tue-day, Arthur
Hind, an runigratSon agent, recently carrying ou buni-
Deell at 18, Col p ,ratiou-street, Manchenter, arid Edith
Maud 'aroline Hu ophriea, late f Tong-etreet, elvol-
tou-on-Meillork, were charge.l, the former with steal-
ing four gold watches and tour gold Albert guards, of
the total value of I:SO, from Mr. Solomon i.evy, watch-
maker, ltedbank, Manehooter, and the female with
receiving the stolen property. The male prisoner in a
married man with two children, who, having become
acquainted with the female, planned an elopement.
Hind then had an interview wit • Levy, and, having
secured • few samples previous lo • purclasne if
jewellery for his fair companion, left the town with
her, leaving Mr.. Hiud athome. The rink were traced
by the police ti Glasgow, where one of the watches was
pledged, and Hind secured • l,asai for himself cud
companion by steamer to New York. When the
vessel called at Larne the pair were secured by the
police, and the jewellery, with the exception of the
watch pawned at Glallow, wan found in the female
prisoner's box. The pair were sent In ti M whim-
ter on Tuesday, and were remanded I.r a week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

ALLEGED CRLE(TT TO A 1)00.

Henry Topp was charge i with cruelty t e dog at
Belchalwell ou November 11th. N. Howard
defended. . .
•

Charlie Parsons add he wow on the Dorchester-road,
near the parish of Puddletown, when he saw the
defendant with • dog dragging behind his cart. He
stopped opposite him, and witness t ild him the dog was
dredging. Defendant then unfastened the dog and
Hung it over the hedge. The cart was a c owed
vehicle, and witness did taut think the defendant could
see behind hini.—P.o Mantel?, stationed at Puddle-
town, said on the day in question he received info!,
mation from the legit witness that the defendant had
thrown a do.; over the hedge into Mr. Miller's field
half way between Troytown and Puddletewn. He
went to the field and found the dog lying in the ditch.
It could not stand for coins time, one of the front li•gs
being quite useless. A carrier's van, paseing at the
time, witness had the animal carried t, Pu Idletown.
He examined the dog at the King's Arms, and found
that from the shout lee down to the knee the flesh bare
to the bone, and the ribs were also bare, and at the
knees the bones were protruding. There was els •
mark on the nose as if by a blow. lie ordered it to
be killed.—Matilda Woodland saw the dog dragging
behind the cart in the road between Puddletown and
'Pruytown.—Mr. Howard, in defence, said Topp had
been asked to take the dog behind his trap from
Dorchester to Sturminster. The defendant was
in entire ignorance the dog was dragging, and
directly his attention was drawn to it he stopped
his cart and examined it. Thinking it was
dead, he flung the poor animal over the hedge.—
Thomas ROllO said on November 11th he had been to
Dorchester with Joseph Topp, brother of the defend-
ant. They left Dorchester In the afternoon and on the
road in front of them was the defendant driving a
tilted cart with • dog running behind it. The dog
ran all right till they got to the foot of Yellowham
hill. Here, Josaph Topp got out and joined his
brother, leaving witness to drive. The dog was not
dragging then, nor had he seew it drag at all. Both
the 'Toppi walked up • part of the hill, and then both
of them gut into the cart in front and drove on over
the hilL—John Adams, the owner of the dog, living at
Sturminster Newton, said he was accustomed to drive
over the county, and the dg ha I been tied on behind
his cart scores of times. It had strayed to Do-chester,
and witness had asked the defendant to bring it home
for hum. He did net attach any hidite to the defend
ant.— The Bench dismissed the summons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

Tbe defendant had bees turned ant for bad I .bensloor, landlord of the Leopard, Milton, Poweratock. was
ind on the following etrenila h. elute with a bold ad charged wi:h penal:king drunkenness tile premises o e
about 12, burst in the Mort and struck cunplatosot the "nd -11 r. IL N. Bows d;or defenia..t.
In the eye, cattina it onion. The R-t eat, it w.. stated, n
hes 1.... established for the benefit of these lai• and town prove t .at seve,;.l men, includ •• g the Ltot:,
par hytlyna, but lord, *ere the Worse for oriok, aid a row stoune.i.-
, ,e
P:osard S'oos -1 They were not ri quire(' , 1
lo dts free of rb•rzw..— Defend .ot was fined LI hut got out of c nut without
.yor said tglif erode onOne4 ,o pot astip b„, (b. an endorem ,ent on his I icms - -John Not thoeer Wei II he would I . fined 10a, • "u-l. fo'n'd uilty bein. dunk, on tile prem:ses of the
Lilt Cilaßoll OP COST STriLING. ; Leopard. r iii was lined awl cet - -Emory
t Dralt,u. or Lsidet,, dew Join( bl new e, lila te, landlord of the Marquis o: NeWr-outles, wee
• , eges cbafldnmeandt out of work, w .
muintuuned for keeP;lig up., lit. house OW the 21.6 t
1,0 ~,, stows • coat v, two g fro., toe buyout legal lour., but, it lad .g as first offence, he
• ~ .4 Mr. Shutter, drape r, of the tinpaqtrret. He , was tine 1 an i o•sts.- -.John Le 3; was summoned
I lopi • .out t• •Itl. sad Wag Wigtsagla those mouths' hard for anaulLing P.O. Hooke, Si lisiodu.ler, oilth•
.r.
hight of the Zi..11 lost. -The evidence ot • ,itt con•;,,Jole
went to o.v Clat dereUda2t was kickiog a ta. -La, el
in Eaat•street with otaere, a d whea to trie i to take
it from thew, defeadant hit him on the eg with •
ei.ick. -Defendant was o dared to pay Li fish 6d. in-
cludmg -Wednesday, before W. Colfox,
13..1., two of toe men alleged to have be n
concerned in the late attack upon the premises ,d
Henley, at Broadoak, on the 7ith, as reported in the
Tel ry, a a of last week, were k,prehended by warrant,
and ciia.god before the aliove utagiarate with having,
on the :its loot., at Brea loak, biymondsbary, in
company with 150 or More er•ons, do e uil:ul and
malicious damage to the house of John Hen ev,
ea:l:seater, Broadosk. -On the application of
Hazz,ri, the prison•rs, Henry C )ok and Henry
Caddy, we:o remanded tiil Monday, ball osiul
refusel
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

PETTY SESSIONS.

FRIDAY.
Present : C. J. Parke, ER. (Chairman), Ray, Garr-4111n.
and hiktorGensaal Powiett.

Wdliam Osborne, 'Francis Usbsrne, and Edward
Kendall. of It sdnill, were summoned for having on tne 36th
of October, csimuitted • game trespass upon lsnds at
Kiwou, in the occupation of Messrs. J. H. Austin and
G. Brown. They pleaded guaty, and the keeper, Joeeph
Tourne, who proved the case, stated that it was not
wished that it suould be presse,L—Taey were tined 2s. 61.
ouch. . . .

A couple of boys named Samuel King and Charlea lee.
were cared with wilfully damaging the shop trout of
Mx. Wiliam Lmig. of Leigh-road, Wamb The. This sort
ot thing haa become an abominable nuisance in Wiin-
born,, and on the 19:11 of November, the defeudants threw
a .1 aantity of dirt and flitti over •dosr that the c imptain•
at had had newly painted—They were tined 5, each. and
ordered to pay the damage, C.
William Proudly. John Osbcroe, and John Rootley.
I.boarers. of lidoordown, were suinusouol for having been
disorderly on licensed premises, and refusing to leave
when requested.—Mies Tanner. the daughter of the land-
!, yd of the R syal Oak, proved the case, and stated that
the two men were in the tsp.r uein, and mado use of most
disgusting language, and whoa remonstrated with they
woo still more impudent —Supt. Batty stated nothing
kauTillagainst thaw, and they were tined lUs. each.

.
Euos Colbotirne, of Kingwood, was charged with having
stolen 11,b.. of wheat, valued at sc, the property of
tisorge Catler, of Verwood.—Mr. ackinsou Witel for the
prosso:ution, and Mr. Trevanion for the defendant —lt
•ppeere I toe defendants was employed to take a sack of
wheat to the Mills at Bickersley, and, according t' the
prosecution, this sack weighed when sent away 2d7lba.
and when it was hr welt back, it was 391ba snorts—John
Sargent, the inan who had to grind the wheat, stated th
lois upon Zlllba ought to be only 6lbe.—The prosecutor
and his wife were both called to speak to the weight of
wheat when sent away.—Cutler stated it was weighed in
too quantittes, the wife on the other hand admitted that
altnough the such was divided in two, the secon I was not
weighs.l.—Mr. Trevanion reusarkel that that was about
as reli stole as the shop-keepers' motion of cutting a pound
of buttor in half—Mr. Difikinson admitted that after the
evidence of the wife he could not sust.in the case and the
defendant, who produced excellent testimonials, was
disiniosed, the Bench, on the application of Ur. Trevaaion
furnishing him with a certificate of his discharge.
An application that took a long time in hearing was one
brought by Cherie. Effie v. Charles Mersher lisyter to
recover the possession of • publichouse occupied by the
dsfendant as tenant under the Dibben was

for the pMintiff, and Mr. Trivia-ion for ti-TerdTile-riClini7-
The qu-ist oa was simply one of agreemeet. eat ia the end
it efas agree 4 between the parties that the defendant
should give up possession in July of next year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

BRIDPOBT.

PROSECUTIONS IN THE LATE BROADOAK

iiidioniTaiiiik.

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A " big " case is or be made out of the Broadoak
Boycotting," particulars of which recently appeared
iu this paper. No lees than four men are in the
custody of the lirldport coustabulary charged aud
remanded for the offence ut having been concerned iu
company wiih wino 15U others in riotously aseemblieg
and doing unlawful damage to the property of Mr.
John Lienley, wheelwright, carpou ter, Etc., of Brositust,
uu the night of the sth iust.
Other warrants have just been issued, but the
persoug in wuose "iutereste" they are given have
atieu the red light ahead, and gut clear of the neighbour-
hood, but, 40 their whereaboati are pretty well kirown,
it is hot improorb.e that all who are to be prasecuted
will be ishor.ly in the Lauds at the police. The wen,e
of those now in the cells are as fellows :—Arthu,
tanner, malwayash ; deny Oaddy, of the
MUM place, lauourer ; floury Cork, labourer or
Lynch; MIA Woodford JMay, etepeou of Mr. IM,
Matsu, of Washingpoul, farmer. Youug Mr. day
was appreheutied curl charged before Mr. J. M. r.
Aluutadue 061 Friday. Si...room appeids wore made ih
each cast for bell, out in the interests of justice the
Bench refused to Kraut Chu applicatious.
lt. N. Howard, of Weymouth, is expected to
prosecute, and Mr. fJay to defeat'. Should delay
occur through the friability of the p dies to appreheurl
the other susp.cted persoua by M ,uday, the 21st inst.
(toe dry lilted fur the trial), a thither remand wid
iresibly be asku I for. A fun report wid appear in too
Telegram,.

SALMIS JANB.
ROBBIUY AT LaWaoroN litn:Aa. —On Thursday
muroing iwae duknoverol tom sumo pima ur possuns
lad doriug too uigut broken haat wad boos., loud
6,3(x:soiled in c.rryug utf aive,at articles cAnprisiag
allitlagat uWer ti 111165, a pair of sofa spctiatat)a, sitVof
1151Vtil (lured 411.14.4 oeurfoga aud locka, autl
patch box. Tuo artielos xu 12Ji OE very groat vans.
filo bailee,' pantry was too well socured fur tho
Uurglare to obtaiu au outconco, acid too), du not oppeac
to liaiVeS taken anytniug away trona the uustatr mum.
Au outranco was ttfoctod hrough one of the back
windows. Sir It. Griyu was fr.ua uocuo, ho.ing *Wuxi
on Wednesday IlliK111111( fur London. nupt. loranne
is making enquiries.

30111‘NstOII IH.
Tun new Viear ut nt. Petal's, the Rev. G. Stopford
Riot, will read hunted ut on Advent Sunday.
Aug King of Swe,ju.nJ orway hits couterred upon
Dr. Alfred Meedowe a Uunatnantietehip uf the necoul
Cities ulf the thder of Wee.i in ectuuwiedgmeut ut
iervitnee rendered to bit alejeaty during hie at.ty at
Ituuramuuth hist spriug, sad also to tun Crown Priem
during his short mat to t.:ngland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

CONFIRMATION SERVICES.

The Lord Bishop of Salisbury on Monday and
Tuesday last, confirmed a large number of young
people in Weymouth. The first service was on Mon-
day morning at St. John'. Church, where had been
gathered about 27 young women, an,l 43 young men,
the latter including the candidates fr, m the W.y-
mouth College, who where accompanied by the Rev.
C It. Gilbert, The Rev. Canon Stephenson, view of
St. John's, was assisted by the Nev. H. L. It .ndall,
the Rev. W. Tregarthen, and the Rev. J. Vaudrev.
and an interetted coogregatioo were present, and
joining in the prayers and singing. The candidates I
were gathered in that part of the church immediately
facing the chancel and pulpit, surnquided almost, by
the "dim religious light" of about a dozen beautiful
coloured windows which illustrate Bible historic., and
while waiting for the Bishop and choir. Mr. W, Stone,
I
t, played as voluntaries—' Oh! rest in the obi-sot:l2l,i:
and "If with all your heart," both from
"Elijah," also " He shall feed His flock," from the
Messiah.
On the entry of the choir, the congregation rose, and
and the candidates on the Bishop and clergy's arrival.
The first hymn sung was an inn cation of the Lord
the" Holy Ghost, Eternal God," and the Confirma-
tion Service was then proceeded with.
The Candidatse were directed to stand, and the rest
to sit, and the Bishop having explained to the candi-
dates that they were come to confirm the great obliga-
ti ox which their godfathers and godmothers undertook
for them at their own hearts, he trusted, to acknow-
-I..dge and confirm, recognise and allow of that great
m
solemn proise, which was then made. His lord-
ship explained he should only ask the question once,
and then should ask each of them to say—" I do." He
then i.st the question as usual, and addressed each by
her or his Christian name, when the candidates
answered one by one "I do," and knelt down. He
believed that, althoush some of the voices were low,
he heard each one, and he appealed to all who had to
do with them to help these young people to keep by
their lives the vow which they had acknowledged and
costumed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

CLAIM AGAINST' AM EXISCUTOIL

Itvynolds Bros., V. B. Stone. at the last count, ,
court. was a claim of £lO il3. 21. for beer.—Mr. H.
T. George appeared for pleiuttifa. and Mr. Howard
Bowen for defeniant. Mr. Henry Reynolds said
the late Mrs. Mar; Stone contracted the debt sued
for ; she occupied the 11111 aid Crown till the time of her
death, and, nine months after, ul tendant entered upon
postroision of the house. Deteudant was suedes executor
of deceswode will. After Mrs. Stone's death, defendant
promised to pay a month till the debt was paid. and
he bad raid four instalments, leaving the balance,
.ClO 2e. 2,1. Defendant had soul some of deceased's
property, and had offered to sell plaintiff the Rose
and Crown.—Mr. Howard Bowen cross-exarained, and
plaintiff said he called on defendant as eldest son of
. deceased, and he promised to pay £1 • month without
stipulation. On Mrs. Stone's death the Rose and Crown
was clos-d for some months—Mr. If. Bowen said Mrs.
Stone left no will, a, she had no property to leave; her
husbona hitt he p siessions to her for her life, and after
death 1,, I,• divided among the children. He tendered the
will ; hot ihi Judie soil the prolate must be proved, or
he could not accept o.—ltinjaliin Stone, defend ,nt.
stated that whys hie moto,r Itcol, the furniture, about .CIO
worth, wait divided I,et. .v,en himielf and his four tin.therii.
mod be had an 111 sofa worth about 4114. He promise' to
pay the d..lit provide I he reideivei what was due to his
mother.—The judge plea the,' was no defence, and gave
judgment for plaintilf..Cl a month.

BORROWING RONEY FOR AN OIL BUBINBSS.

1
The alj eurned Cl4O of Fre leric Ward v. W. Eason, for
£l7, 111"ft,Y lent, cent, before his Honour, the County
Coot Jueice, last Tours, lay.—Mr. Hanna defended.—
Defendant admit,ei owing £4, and the PIO reared upon
v miens borrowings and repayment., and was both
complicated and unintireating.— His honour, in the courm
of bracing, reproved plaintiff for interrupting while the
Court ism 'peaking. ant the last tirne added —" I was
going to sty you are worse than a woman but they sr.)
more susceptible than we. (Laughtir.)—Judgment wa,
given for plaintiff, but the Judge ciniidered ten GM one
of much difficeilty, and, on the areplicriti en of Mr. Hamm,
steepen lid execution tell oft 1r n x Court, to allow further
enquery.—Toe Judge advised Mr. Hanna to turn his
attention to the transaction stated by plaintiff to have
,alcon place on the Pill Oct ele•r, t.hen lel iintiff alleged he
lent £l3 en the or ewe', of Mrs. Fesioo, which Op: denied.
On thee :lit Octeele•r tt was e•oletnt defonel sot had •
dealing for • t en of oil, and if he borrowed the £l3 on
that day, part out went in payment of the order.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

MK JOHN BRIGHT'S 70TH BIRTHDAY.

At Rochdale. on Wednesday, the 70th birthday of
Mr. Itr;ght wi celetrated with great etithwtimm.
'l'he weiv-her was wet 11101 tatisterou.. but this did not
ohniniati the warur.o td the manifestation made by
Mr. Bright's f den. ts and ne.gii Loam in the afternoon
a deputation fr,,iu Lirmiughrtu dined with the right
hon. gentleman a. his reodence, and there preentel
him with an address, in which they referred with Fritie
to hie lung connection with their boroudi, and pro-
mlsed him unabated confidence and support during the
iemsinder of hit life. Later in the day Mr. Bright's
workpeople presented him with another addres,, con-
veying their deep respect and affeation for him, and
referring in terms of congratulation to his many public
ger einem. Mr. Bright, in • kindly and &natty speech,
contrasted the present condition of working men and
women with their pan, aod descanted upon the
ben,:its of education. At the evening meeting Mr.
Brigut's reception was wildly enthusisatic. He was
pre•ented with • handsomely.ruminated address,
and there was a torchlight procorion at night.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

PIMA"

LATEST.

COLLIEBY PXPLOSION.
An explosion occurred M tarl Granville's deep pit
winery, at Hanley, to-day (Monday). Two amps
killed.

STAFFORD ELECTION.
Through an error of an official the remit of the
Stafford election on elatu,dity was firat given he a
Liberal victory, amid much party rejoicing. A
quarter of an bout later a correct sullouncement
caused the Gouservatives to indulge in • eimilar
jubilation. The oorrect result of the poll Wu :
Mr. Thomas Salt (C.) ... . 1,482
M.r. George Howell (L.) 1,185

Conservative msjority

.

STRANGE DEATH.

At Sheffield, on Friday, • carter named William
Mason was in charge of • cart laden with coal. fie
was the worse fop drink, and w•ii accused of being
drunk by • man who was with him. Mason repli
i ed
that be hoped God would kill him f he had hut &
drop of ala. Within • few minutes of this being yid
Mason endeavonrsd Is got ou his cart. In doing thiii
he fell a the shafts, and one of ths whoels pikea.d over
tail chest. rhe injuries were fatal, and he died in a
couple of minutes.

FATAL AFFRAY IN A LUNATIC .A.sILCM,
A fatal affray took place in !kii. Cambridgeshire
LUCIAtie Asylum on Sunday muraing between tw,, in.
mates named Warwick and Tkylur, wip, just after
bresAfast quarrelled in • ward in lie premshei
attendant& and fifty inmates. Taylor struck Wsnock
• heavy blow, which Warwick returned. Taylor fell
down and died in live minute.. %Var./ink i. • nue
man, and Taylor was fifty years f, to..tb hailed be.'
Inmates several years.

SUPPOSED DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
On Saturday i iquests w,,re heti by Sir Joila
Humphreys sod Dr. Danf.)rd Tho•nas, nthe b., liee
of Katherine Fiapstrick and her tw
Kate sod 6srab, wno were fun I deid in the N-;
River. Verdicts of " Fmand drmv,aed ' were returned
an the eas nof the unother au.l Ito chill IC ate, and ote
of " edam murder' some& the wather an the ellid of
&Leah, th, etromd chiad. The j iry expreesehl se
opiubin that the woman heti enninitted the abed while
sibs warn of unsound mind.

COMMERCIAL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

POOLE.

PARK9TONS GREEN. —A plrishioner writes as follows
to the Parkstone parish magazine :—'' As I am one
who questions the title of the Corimation of Poole to
Parkstone :risen, and also to the five scr•-s I clanging
to the inrish on Conatitty ion Hill, exclit as tru tees
for the inhabitan's to carry .oit their wi•h -s, I think
it would be well if um assembled in vestry and gave
expressions to our views on this subj ct, and having
arrived at a definite plan c ill on the Corporation to put
it into effect. Surely we can go with ago rd grace to
that august ho ly, as although the retiring Mayor
states that £6OO had been laid out on Parkstone alone
since the appointme..t of the present surveyor (four
years since and which sum, by the bye includes the
cost of the a luairable fo toaths on the Poole-road, a
benefit alike to Poole sad Parkstone) he omit' ed to add
that Parketone had contributed £1,275 12-. til. to the
borough fund alone in the financial year just endA,
this excluaive of some 0011 paid to the tie ...neer of the
guardians. I trust the matter may not to allowed
again to sleep."
' Tint E.D.C. —The Excelsior Dram-itic Club gave
their op nine jaerfonuances for the b aloe at the
Antdope Aseembly-raoms en Friday evenirg last.
They had not been advertised, the weath r was not
propitious. and consequently it was not a mater for
surprise that the audience, even if select, was not
numerous. Some new, or t 3 speak more properly
(nab, sentry has beet/ purchased, but this cannot bear
comparison with that previously ured, which, we
understand, belmged to the former proprietor of the
to work out the crude notions which at present do duty
hotel. Some local tar' iat should certainly be called in
for scenes. The chief piece was the celebrated-4)mila
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

DORSET COUNTY MUSEUM.

We ere sure it will be • source ef great gratifica-
tion to the people of Dorchester to hear that the
respanna to tits appeal of the Building Committee has
beau so liberal that it has been decided to complete
%be whole of the building according to the original
designs,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

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A BUTCHER HEAVILY FINED.

At Manchester, on Wedof s lay, • butcher, mord
Tier j Massey, ws. 6-ied 11 and c mite f r expoiru
01.er ‘ei meat for tale. The weight of the meat was
5J1,13.

He.IVY FA ILuRES.
To the London Binkruptcy-court, on Wednesday.
Robert Green, builder and conttactor and farmer,
petitmued for liquidation, with debts returned at
and tweets at about £21,9C3.
A merchant, named A. M. Moir, of London, has
also filed a petition. The debts are stated at 1:40.800,
the &AWL ,4 being at present unknow a.

THE MURDER OF A SWEETHEART AT
PRESTON.
John Asp;nall Simp.on, who is under sentence of
death at Alaochester, fr tins murder of hie sweet-
heart at Preston, on A..uust 3:d, is reported to
have made a confession. he says be loved Annie
Ratc'iffe truly, but impelled by jealous feelines he
otaitod out that morning hamming to kill himself.
le Oid not, however, bk to leave the deceased behind
him, awl went Inck for a rat sr. He then met
deceased went with her to a publtwhouse, aud in the
parlour he cut her thr at.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

BTrALING APPLZEI.

Samuel Davis, it. years old, was charged with steal-
ing apples at Maiden Newton, the property of William
Cutler—lie pleaded guilty. —This is the lad who was
sentenced to three months' imprisonment with hard
labour at the Quarter Semions for an indecent
aseault.—The Bench, wishing to give Min one more
chance, inflicted a fine of sa. and costs, or 14 days.
A little girl aimed :lasso Thorne pleaded guilty t ) a
similar offence, the aoples in this case also being the
property of Mr. Cutler, who hal had his orchard
robho I repeat() ily for two or three years past.—Fined
2s. 6.1. and colt+.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

•Ompostaily t.. _ _
Peres dispiiiyed
wide% kis .41."

Part I.
"0. whs. O'sr the Downs
." The Three Sailor Dors
Mr. Fisher.
song• Let Me Dream Assin "
Miss Blanche Smith.
Song " Music Rath Charms "
Kr. Hardy.
Recitation Co'onel Wilkinson
800 g...... ........ Orpheus with his Lute" Sullivan
'Aims Peirce.
Duet ....... ~. tjuands che Manes Ions" .........Campana
kis+ Eva and Kiss Blanch, Smith.
Recitation Colonel Wilkinson

Glow .....

..sulliv&a

Part 11.
" Evangeline ''

Bovton Smith
Recitation Colonel Wilkinson
Duet ...... 0, that we Teo ware Maxine" ...... .....
Miss B Smith and Mr. Barnes.
50ng............... ......... ........ ...Miss Blackstone Williams
Song._ ..... .............. ...... .. .... The Sands of Ders''
Mies Blanche Smith.
Mr. Fmher
Recitation . ...... ."
A Bit o' Sly .....
Miss Era and Miss Stanek* Smith.
Song.- . ." The Policeman's Song"
Sullivan
Mr. Rudy.
. ... " The Bells of St. *cheers Tower" ...Stewart
'Great disappointment was felt at the absence of Ws.
'Hewett, who had been announced to recite, hut her
•place.was ably filled by Colonvl Wilkinson. The part
sioging was extremely good, and especially well were
'Boyton Smith's beautiful composition " Evangeline "
-and "The Bells of St. Michael's Tower" (Stewart)
gulag Mr. Fisher gave his two soogs in &tasteful and
agreeable style, and he was in his second effort
entered, but declined 1,. repeat. Mims Blanche Smith,
who is • great favourite with Dorchester audiences,
vane also most success( al he her songs, and more
- 'ln Sullivan's "Let me dream again." Miss
- -A • pi- ,oprano voice in "Orpheus
woU-marlted wptasse.

psing •opcao!°
ad received

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

WIABOSNII.

SALISBURY DIOCESAN SYNOD. —The lion. and Rev.
A. G. Douglas, Vicar of bliApwick, has been el sct .ti a
member of the Saltebury Dioomen Synod for the first
portion of the !tuna Deanery of nova-us, in the
place of the Rev. Caum Farquharson, deceased ; and
for the second portion of the same deanery, the Rev. H.
G. Rogers, Vicar of Cranb.,roe, and the Rev. 1 W.
Williams, Rector of Etim mdshatn. have been elected
in the stead of the Rev. U. V. Garland the Rev. R. 1.
Trotinan, who have recently 101 l the diocese.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.

SATURDAT.
Before H. B. Midileton, Esq. (in the chair),
Mitiot•lleneral Henoing, C.D., sod U. Floyer, Esq.

OCCASIONAL LICIIBI.
Mr. John Stickland, of the Brewers' Arms, Mar.
tinatown, applied for an occasional license to sell in a
booth at the Martinstown Fair, on Wednesday neat.
—Mr. Superintendent Gale had no objection, and the
application was granted.

DUNI AND ILIMORDZILLT.

Ann Cox, who did not appear, was summoned for
being drunk and disorderly.
P.C. Cutler, stationed at Upwey, proved the service
of the summons. With regard to the Mimics he said
he found the defendant drunk and disorderly, and
cursing and sweariog iu the parish of IJpway. Ile
ordered her home, but he had to tell her two or three
times before she would go. She had been previously
fined for the same offence.—Fined 20s. and coats, or a
month's imprisonment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

THE LATE PRESIDENT 'GARFIELD.

Mrs. Garlisli has sent a nate to the Americus
Lsgation in London, desiring to expresr tbrouzh tho
newsp.ipers her heartfelt thanks f,r resoluti me,
Ivid.esses, lett•rs, an i onus, which have been trane.
nutted t her front corpoiations, societies, and
indi‘iduals in Great Britain and Ireland, on the
occasion of the lamented death of her husband, and
also to state her sincere regret that it is quite
impossible for her. on account of the very great
number of these communications, to make a
separate ackuwledgement in each caae.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

A dreadful accident occurred, on Wednesday, at the
St. Helen's Jnoction at Woo, by which a French
Roman Ca•holic priret, whose name is at present
unknown, lost his life. He attemptsd to cross the
line, when be was,.. ght by the Liverpool express,
which came thr.u4h at the tilos, and his body was
literally cut to pieces.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

WARBEAIt.

THE SCHOOL VACANCY. -AA the mletlact of the
Bard of Guardians on Tuewlay NH," I /evalliond, of
,rfe Ctl. mot Miqe Lonle itrid'e, of Bradford
Abbas, were ecl,ctol out of 10 candol.kt:s. One of
theie will be elected on the 22nd init.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22

OBEINE ABBAS.

Mr. W. F. Dishy, agent over the pmnerty at
Tullatnori, Tre'arid. was fired at on Friday whilst
in to his resi lence at Bro.lcsull inthe out-kids of the
town. 'the shot wee tired (loin I china, and Mr.
Irdzhy aitemptivi to follow the assailant, but tel
psis lusted and was helped home. lii is nephew to
Lord Dishy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-09

WHAT THE WORLD SAYS.

The Pence and Princes of Wales and pay 4? arrived
on Saturday Ofi Cowes in their steam-yacht 0-Irirne,
which with the Queen's yacht has been ietitte 1 and
re-, mbeilidie I f the yachting sessen. 'ilia cost of
keeping the yschts lit fur Royal use easy be gutssed
when I sly that the Admiral,' have jut ',wed
acaounts for the Osborne amounting to nearly £5,000.

The late big gazette h-oi no d .tibt redressed a number
of crying wrongs. Most of the ohl pnrcsiase cif:tains
still serving will reuse 10 have any subs. antis! CAIINO for
complaint. But then: are others, equally red sufferers,
for whom nothdig hao becu 11013 C. These are the
captaios who were pa s ii over on reachiag the penal
sg., and took their retireni-nt r %thee than Peeve nailer
a junior promoted in .furl?. Flury officer who It
under such condition. shou d have the option of return-
ing and resuming his proper p *if ion in his old
regimett, or of rec.-it i,g al se!diti mil lump sam
way of gratuity. The rules which drav • thin out have
now, within a she r litireel, lean con km .01, and
they should not be forbid lea to rJap the I..eat fit of the
change.

The ray el of dynamite pr icre,ssi bravely. A
pecklt of toad ileatru;tive o t 1,1 warn f•itiorl on
Saturday at Hursida S'e 4 Works, near' Glainrow,
between two fnruac" ii. gnaw ity uftii. at to blow
up the whole of the worke. I understant the assassins
of nermimy have gracionely moire,' the present
Full) rir by letter that his life wia not again be
attenapted, in consideration of his advanced age awl
the good he has done in his lifetime ; hut w. such
exemption is exteud to the Cr iwn Prince on his
accesvon, while the Nmneror of IlussM and the Curios
and her children are still un ler the ban.
Mora changes in nniforrn must follow the new regi-
mei.tal r rzanduation. Several r ruhnerirs have been
turn • lint. kil'e I Highlander.., and the .1i red costs
of .th -is are xi be ex di ince I to- the rill g.
The alicroldor is not very co•d'ally accepted by ail.
The oiler officers do not care to exchango a :rub they
have worn for years for a new-fangld uniform, and
compl tints we numeroas in regiments which have
to surrender their Wen' ity. It is but fair to add. bow.
eve-, that the expellee is not in thi I case t fall upon
officers therwelven. A sum of about fifty pounds will
be grant KI ti those who Wive to nnrchase new kits,
aid will pioluthly be fun I suffici•mt. Th 3 whole
outlay will thus be borne by the pnblil, and will
amount to IMMO ten or fifteen thouswid wont Is. N
much, perhaps —a mere tlmo in the ocean in our
Molted Army gentma'es ; hut I c moot are why the
money should be spent at all. Thin can have been
no paramount 11CC realty for the change in uniform.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-09

• . . •

lIWANAGB.

THI British Imperial Sick Benefit and Life Assur
ance Friendly Society opened at Swanage I.st we.k.
Several memberc joined, and others promising to do
so to provide fo• the hoer of need. Dr. Jumeaux is
their medical officer, and K.. HarJy, newsvendor, their
agent, where all information can be obtained.
Waive glad to be able to say now that "Swanage
harvest" has began at last in good earned, nearly
every how) and lodging is let, and likely to be while
the tini weather lasts. And the prnr tonne for the
next few week, is very goo]. There are be public tea.,
bazaars regattas, flowers shows, kr., in the neigh-
boarhoOd of dwanags ; but we hope, to crown it all, to
see the new railway begun this month, that we may
lie ahle to Any, "long looked for come at lent," and not
likely to be forgotten when it doe, come, as it I. very
likely to bring a general holiday for Swanege, Langton,
and (-I,.rf. CAA's.

A BAZAAR in aid of the Swanage Church repairing
fund will be held under the pa• ronage of the Count..
of Eldon, Mr.. Travera, Mrs. Burt, and others Indies,
on August 2.5:11. in the gronarte of Pnrheck Honse,
kindly lent f..r the oncasion by %fr. G. Burt. Eon., J. P.
The ladies of the n-i 4hbourhooi wi I oreti le at .dalls
for sale of neNilledwork and rueful and fancynrticles of
various description.. Amo-get other attractions will
be an "Art Gallery and Musenm." The II yal
Italian Band will perform in the grounds during the
day. Tea, ices, and refreshments provided. Arrange-
ments have been made with the steamers for conveni-
ent trips between Swsnage, Poole, Boarnemouth,
of which notice will be given in bilk
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-09

BLANDFORD.

SIMAT SCH.IOL TREAT.—The children attending
the Sunday school; in connection with the churches
ot Blandford, Langton, Thorocombe. with those of the
Brynnston•street Sundae echo I. and the ebil ken of
the Union Workhonue. had their annual treat and fete
on Thursday last in the Crown Meadow, which was
kindly thrown open for their UM by Mr. B. Eyers.
The weather was everything that could be wi.hed. and
Lb. children heartily enjoyed their holiday. They
assembled in the first inetance at their respective
schoolroom; and, headed by Mr. Ityers' band, marched
through the principal streets of the town. On arrivinz
in the Market-square, " Onwar I, Christian Solders,"
was sung to Sullivan's time, played by the band. The
Hey. C. H. Fynes-Clinton, the rector, and Mn.
Clinton, and Mr. W. S. Brennand, the superintendent
of the Blindford Church Sunday schools, to3k an
active part in the proceeding; Various games and
amnsemente were indulgel in, and there WAI a display
of fireworks in the evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-09

PERSONS troubled with CORNS or WARTS
Should at IMO, procure a bottle of
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Which nexer fails to quickly miaow them.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-09

LANGTON.

01;a Wesleyan friends at Langton aro going to cele-
brate the :ith aoniventary of their chapel on Sunday
next. 7th, when two sermon. are to be preached by Air.
M. E. Farwell, of Poole. Service to commence m the
morning at half-past ten, and evening at half-past six
o'clock. On the following Thursday there is to be a
üb'ic tea, kohl in the schoolroom, after which Mr.
Farwell will deliver a lecture on "England in the
days .if Queen Elizabeth. We wish our Langton friends
success on this occasion.