The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-09-28 00:00:00

PRE nr)p on' COCNTY IN I Al MiCULTURAL (eAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1880,

Mr. LOOMS retd. d: I am b., :lie leet halr.t eericaroust
.1 :ma :sdusr tbitloi.• sru in renal numb r. 50 mir c.oi. on en, ramie" Fir ft* t‘de inclulas thi general
oh .tene of &Anion law o am. and S this o nnpany
pi tb. • charm a h (end tbu p-r wntago for awning.
Aunt which neerago about 5 par oast., it would tu.ae •mr
p.r Dwane a p 1 cent, or in say owe 5 Per went. eh"v•
• ur co(npsny, unleee they either :moil torn% or elloired
V.. Per contuse thrir a ,ra., .0, of the Awl D t of your
bump wit's per gulag ( w whine 'ammo a, ohith would
LL,- put .s t.gsant,. abl: lb'. 110111Pv.7 he
C eu.P.") le 416 is: mit., poor eonipsny'. Nat
,t 11 UIIII. sal . bi.ir 1n....1.tr wry.
If '1 -to Br linen elrup 1f.,• aset..sint, this
011,61111 Ch.M., I, Stl/41,43,41 the put tant.d.. ol your cern-
Pulay's wishing expt uses to se.stit 46 Pt • ft It.k. I *licks •
on extriret (flan your c rim &comma.
th to jog how I lade, at tide. fahnoLl Idiot° hear horn
to.. is to thew. points as td pit It 1 Tis ley anal
1..v.1.1 two!

WHAT THE WORLD BAYS.

The Priames of Wales has risen .1 flesh proof of those
sterllog qualities which have tOrca.tg .nesrl her to the
smt4 it. Although oatur.lly much diOraiseg at the
pr,epect SDlseP&rst.dfr,inh,rto ulp son% yet I
hear that. at the memen, of parting. her Blyial Hiabesse
Woe c trel ul to coac-al all trance of .m 4 us In c•rdet t"
the yoeng 'night not themselros feel to testily the
pirtini troat their Inuther and se4ir,.. me from • WIPP!

IC II I only • hmath ti." ;h, ~ong Pricro
b- swat. keit it ie the sree..ll4tec. and the timieble
oboists i the quarts.' .f the fh,he they mty Mat, which
must wank, midi.) the text. ty of the R,yul Permute.

IWs etlll of the oputian I • vo. .1 times 'Dreamed
th• Mask it is underet.o4. as thst eat rtatoot hy the
en.st Illastsioe. •he len.l—t• it ,e • I..tY t.th ,"
'Ming Prole..a Ghoul: he +-eel on this length be cra''"
•• l'nnc- {3. IL won kaamv.,. t, h. •.1 .1. r,
Prin.!. a of Wales I. 0,..h0e: 1.4 the n.ey
elrely I.V.tiss WI Vl.;ec u; le.eXet a Luitt‘h,

" rtue:yea of half-) early scru.lo .J tin et W,tbdn
C ;UptillY f l(-yo r, to 31.1 of July, INA —Applicable
to Br id p Lim ten an:,l cay., .4391,410:
W.l v.. power and rarria,:e and w.g4 0 ropairl. £644.314
train. mad g..Ooiiehaiges—D, £5ll 7M; B. blank
/38,7613; G. .131 ER,OOI Sida. ; Government
a 6,718 LI 04199. Not APPacal,lo —1:8,513%
etructsun ut bridges and viaducts ; £.6.433, lamb
iuri stage.. Bc t JAM, pension fond; £40,387. gencral
charges; WM. Law charge.; .C 1 056. Parliament iry
rip:uses; P 1179,637, rates arul taxel. litspid to /44 14 . 113 L
per cent. 00 £1A9113,470, 40.1 roe-apts.-
Mr. °dorm° replied on the 17th :
" Deer Sr.—! have receive I your Ltt ir of re.toirdnY in
reply to mine of the 14th Inst. and 1 mu afraid you have
somewhat mimaderdoed the Proposal which I wee
instructed to make to you. If you mill refer again to my
letwe of the 13th inst. yen will dud that I stated my
dirretors would be willing to • work the line at the tame
rate per cent. half-year by halbiear as the general work-
ing expenses of the Great Western Radway,' which, of
course, omens the rata of expenses shows' In the published
accounts, which rate, however, as! informed you, did not
include Internet on rolling stock. 1 need not say, ther.-
fore, that it would to quite out of this question to ellininsit4
certain item, of expm.iiture from the account in the way
you guava, even If [Lie it • toe '441.11 0 o'. RA they certainly
er,„ a. 40t0ii.t.abie to the Bridport liohlway as to any
other part the system. Take for itllOOlOlCO the two
tersest items in )our euelydr— via, thaw relating to
ipeirral charges and rates and mess. If you will refer to
abstract "II ," showing bow the general charges rue made
up, you will And that they inch:tie not only the uterine of
the mastery, gene-al ineaeg,r, ace mint uat, and clerks,
but also advertising. fire montane,. telegraph sponse;
and other items, which apply equally 11 the Br idport line
as to other parte of the eystaiu. YJu apnear to consider
that I,couso your company hat its own secrotary, and
must prepare cert,in accounts for at shareholder., there.
fare the salaries of the accountant and ntlorr cfileers and
th tr stall ought not be include I; but! need wart:sly to
romiud you that the Bridport R.aolw iy has to be men teed
aad controlled and the accounts of the traffic k-pt in
precisely the 11114110 way as any other part of our 'late's.;
and as respects the rata and take. 1 can only say that
the rates and tease paid by us in report of the
Bridport line amount to a considerable term. It
I. unneosagary, however, to discuss details of this
kind, as the proposal I woe instructed to make to you
wart, as I have already explained, that we should work
the line at the same rate as the general working expenses
of tho whole system; and it will, of course, for your &tree.
Ors and shareholders to say whether they can entertain
the proposal or not.
" Yours faithfully,
S. Elarissos"

•
It MA. &elitist that "Fhitiiai BIM fa" sea-Lena vral to
terminate with the last ye, o; but I bear the blethers
coull hot hear t thought of belrg j.axtoland tits deeton
drci,led that a I nethenoil cruise went,' he most adign-
tageous for the health of tho It ir•presufnptlvia

I Lear, howe%er, that, altlough both £riu, Alhat
Victor alai Gs, re of Wsle.: h.ve .aiica in th, Baochmte
for Vino, it I by no 111011M1 At pop.ent finitely n,ttlea
that the former shall &company the Training Squadron
throughout their lengthenel mum.; nor will th., Prince
and Plums.* of Wales give • final IMMO(' until the
squadron are about to leave bome-wittere, wLich promisea
to be a couple of mwths hence. Lord Oharbni Iii••••tt s
corvette is ordered not to re-di: her water-tanks at Vigo.
sa the supply at that port is far fr,nn pure.

HUM. Jurons tmiched at Port litid It week. end
letters wero Feo t home reportinz well of the h.selth ,f t,'‘e
troop/ and oaken in aen•wal. with the exeeption of lord
ILI +tent MIA r who 6 s..id to b., very nine% rut of
boa'th. an I hardly fit for the long joorney and entuequont
hot usarchiug e .un try in 1.1,11.,.

H. R.H. tha Prh cats Louise la &riving hnet from th
lystits ani wal,ra 14 ; het the rest of thJ
rura Is n• t expertencA tho stiv Ii con ludo.i.
From Ilts—eubsd tha Pr n is will npir t. lielshur,...
which is roc annailnd n 1 al t' a regulation aft 1-ouro.

Mr. Bentley min if he atom... lite In. al c •1..br4 ‘.l a
t&rekl eitwer la Lledon as was tu C lo!pcsted F.
G.vatn in Route. 11. rice ho haie Leone, a R anan
Catholic ho has had amide temptation. no is implored
by thy hanYvalent Yr the needy cougregatious to ring at
their church festivals, and imylomil so ei Nuiently, sore,
times so )(Nattily, tot he finds it difficult to refuse.
Only :4 Sundry egy ho yialthrt to 0113 " tl.e
reoyilt b. in & snore crowded end fa Id itisdieconcregetl.m
than ever before 811,1 the l'aisionl.t church at It.ba
Mr. 8 ualley mg Vie off. r.o,y h. lon, wn,l sang it so well
that snore attentioe was given to the singer than to tho
celebrant in the sanctuary. Indeed, the congregetion—
audience, I was going to write—with difficulty restrained
a burst of applause at the cuncJusion.

The elopement of a married man with • young lady of
gaud family, belonging loon. of the northern counties of
England, has caused gnat exc.t anent am mg all the
mothers and wives of a certain fashionable watering-place
on the coast of prance, where the families of both parties
have been residing for mashy month. The gallant officer,
t, provide himself with funds for his romantic tourney,
had previously eon all the beset:fel plate end china, of
great value, which his wife by his order*, had sent over to
Euglani for safety during the temporary letting of their
house in the said French bathing-piece; and, be add insult
to injury, a letter was received by this lady from her
faithless husband, dated }here, announcing that probably
ahe would be glad to know he had left her forever, having
met with a partner who suited him biter for the relit of
his journey in life. Fcrtunat 4y, the wife, who Is a well.
born and highly connected, as well as spirited, woman,
tea a private fortune of her own, and will be well rid of
such an encumbrance in the form of husband; but for the
future of the ill-advised young victim all must tremble.
I am always clad to bear that an English girl succeeds
in well ost•blishing her fame far from her country.
Madame Rose Henan has just opened the Melbourne
season as Mignon, and Glide, in Riplatto. and was over-
whelmed with ',Release ant bouquets met as if she had
been before a London awn, nos.

P.S.—The suggestion wft,lll in the expectation that
your cocupany would con.ider it ti an scaseelon that it
would be their interest io recent, for the line cannot
possibly be worked at anything approaching thopsr canted.,
of the Great Western expenset—J.G.
N. N. Loggia, K.q., Sri 'pet.
Mr. GUMMY said that, supposing the Great We =tern
Company worked the lino at 50 par cent instead of 54, as
at present, the reduction would benefit the Bridpoit Cmi-
pany to the extent ot £lBO par annum.
The 86CIPTAIII meld Mr. Oundry had worked very hard.
spending a great deel of time and trouble in the ruatt,r,
and whether the plan proposed succeeded or nut, the great-
est credit wee duo to Nut (A.pplause.)
It v. agi weed unanimously to adjourn the meeting to
Friday, October Bth.
. .

T7.l6—Ortii;nirrio the Chairman having been paucd,
the proceedings ended.

A hero of mine manages somehow to get Into all
sorts of disagreeable scrapes, and although he is the
victim of mo 4 of his misadventures, he got out of the
last one unscathed, and tells his friends with much
gusto, how he got the better of the "old man."
Who's the old luau' Well you may as well ask the
winds, for my cautious informants observe the strictest
secrecy concerning the "old man's" nationality, or
whereabouts.

le&IOD

Lord Lytton is not welting to defend his fluent* from
his piece in Parliament. H Is plou&hing with the heifer
of journslion ; the partieullr hlifer he his yoked being
that noisimis agars, the Forsasiner. That influential print
ennt:iii.eri on &Morley last his lordship's effort at belt-
vindication done bit, prose.

ar r• cent aberthornisle at Underlay Rail" no lees than-
.C2 000 was given for a hAf.x—" L AWN.%

However, benign evaders, here you ore. The hero
apparelled In a spic-span suit of silver-gray, and
flourishing a newerp ivory-tipped Caine (to came of
accidents) and cllepensiu,.; with the service, of the huge
pony, trip its on fo..t to the ;eternal mansion of hie
adoraide one. Now the wt .rattle resides with her father
as Ude the "old man "allipied to?) in • pretty detachel
villa • few miles from town, and our hero's visit on this
occaeion may be explained by the fact of his receiving
a neatly folded billet-doux with "Buffer's at party;
garden-gate?. p.m."

nn'at A'll, the diAappt,.ont of the gocd f.llka
ft,ulogne r. hen their rcutwet flr the wryieos of one of our
Oziar.l.' band f.ir 'heir e women& lass wee r,fnwd. On
authorit,o, wPb pleybd hunter, offered to let a Alle of the
ineeirians go bver in plain elethea, hut not in uniform.
Why, then, were the (truoadiera allowed to go to the
Philadelphia E &hi hiti

A field-oflicer on sick leave from General Roberta' f
t,11., rue that. at thu beginning of tip, r.ar. MOO reorulta
were requiroi to fill up the Yorke of the cativo army in
India. and that, up to Jane, only forty had buen ul ti nod I
The bounty hag now boon raiied to 'a, but with very llttlu
rault.

The gate is reached; the hero makes a perfect
Oriental Salaam, and she—ah ; how charming she
looks in the eloainmg, with a becoming Tyrolese ,
garden hat alive a Grecian brow her tresses, and
ribbons of that irresistible hat mingling in sweet
confusion, and waving in the cool zephyrs, formed a
picture which a nobler toan he might worship. But
there is barely time for the " greeting," before
a French casement opens, and • disobeyed parent,
with a firm and resolute step, alights upon the lawn.
One glance convinces him that his order, have been
disobeyed, for there stands the forbidden, on forbidden
ground
Why this hasty separation? She darts behind a
mulberry tree, and he, turning ashy pale, looks
abstractedly on the garden path. His eye rests
thoughful'y for a moment upon some antique garden
tiles; he sn,tches at one oi them, and struggles to get
it into the rear pocket of his coat. After wriggling
about, and staining the silver-grey he is successful,
I and then makes for the gate—very leisurely. Strange
to say, he dotal not open the gate, but steadily climbs
• over it. At this moment the old gentleman is upon
him, and, with a heavenly smile, "let. out" at him
with L. foot, catching him beautifully. No sooner
does the infuriated gentleman's foot form acquaintance
with our hero's pocket, than, with a wild shriek of
physical anguish, be falls prostrate upon the grass,
yelling " Capture the assassin. Although the
collision of last week remains green in the fond pc-rents
recollection, yet he is willing to admit that our hero is
made of harder metal than was imagined. May he yet
taste the "Sweets of forgiveness.'

r Majority still 1111,11Z1 ht IQ very Bowel], manner
am .13 iz the rehlents ar B imoral. nt uems to take
s kindly intereat in nt ,teva Inter. Is thetm Thurr,
Aar but a resigns ami buolins machine wts bents tested
in the pro-etto , of ortisunis Pr of farmers on a field adjoin-
ing the wellicsown Victimiser Dietllllrr. Braemar. win n
the Q icon and th Prinre.s Beatrice mid attendants drove
up A h..lt basins ta, is temic by th, &mei mitt her
Majesty examined closely the oporathm of binding the
oh :ire% owl, harlot r.ceivet an explanation of how the
machine work..d, expreased her high admiration of lie
It is. no dealM, to enaesumieg seta like th,•se
lb .t her Mal .47 owes much of Ler istpularildr =mei the
Dee-aide Iliahlandirra

alniiittnintm-nt m xprcu dat the intented visit of
the Prince or Wale. to Australia b.ing indulinigAy
Ariforred, it shoo! I he stated: sis sh.,wiumm that his Royal
Right:es. hs.l no: given the prartire to the colonies in a
re-re inesninal..ai: aping ol Cost ii.gairins were
no very liey time Leek maJe, on behalf of the Prince mut
to whether the S.:rapis. in which he which he w' .t to
india or eno of the other Imp,rinl troopships. :f
regnirod. he aporopriated to hi§ senior.

Mr. Arrhihlld F OP, galled f w New York in the Ca,
of Itclunond on tie 23:J.

The fine trolmhips in which niter regiments are con.
roved to India, and invall In, time-expired men. and
n lieved resimenta are imoir:ht home, have hitherto been
accustomed to make their plaviiee under comparative's
mony steam. their average speed being eie,t knoia nu hour:
hut an a en/190,130We of the new artmzetnenta which have
been e nelmird with the Indian fhvernment, their speed
is to I e necelerate4 to ten knots, which will Involve an
lucre:nisi consumption of feel. hut will shorten the
pawutgen, and will enable the to sale to be available for an
additional trip if needed
add to landslip
Her Mmjesty, on hearing of the sad occurrence at
Naioi Tal,at once telegraphed to the Marquis of Ripon,
to make known her sympathy with the relatives and
friends of those who had lost their lives. Her Majesty
at the ',tune time expressed a desire to be kept informed
of any particulars which may come to hand.

h it not to be regretted that when special days and
services are set apart to render thanks to the Omnipo-
tent for the annual harvests, that the alms of those
days are not devoted to some special philanthropic
wciety or object—hospitals or missions for instance.

Allington and Symondsbury at least deserve a w, rd
of praise in this respect. The collections at the
former ate handed over to the Dorset County
Hospital, and those of the latter devoted to Foreign
Missions. This is practical assistance rendered to the
physically weak and the spiritually unenlightened.

FACTS AND FAN'CIES.
(From Punah.)

Thrice at St. Andrew's (Bradpnle) were in aid of the
Service Fund, and those of St. Mary's (Bridpnrt) of the
Curate's Aid Society—both excellent objects in their
time and place, but if "Service Funds" and "Curate',
Aid Societies" cannot be supported without infringing
upon the harvest alms, it is high time they should.
By the by.', to what were the linthenharapton alms
devoted, "Protestant" reader,' Please inquire.

MOTTO FOR LIBERALS. 1880.—" This side up"
As A R 11.6.—" Signal Failures—rail way accidents.
Tis-szvoLsgr.—" I gave him • good start," as the ghost
said, when be had frightened a little boy.
A ttEw HATCHISM CUM.—The person who laid an infor-
mation is now sitting on • pry.
I.7musAuruy EMPLOYMENT The occupation of a
reviewer. At his best, when at work, he is always in a
critical oondition.
New Naas. Should Members of Parliament he
detained as long nest Session as they have been this
Urns, the House of Commons will be known maths House
of Detention.
A MISNOMER, SURELY !—Tourist. "You have rather a
large party this afternoon, Sandro i" Waiter. "Yea.
Sane It is run of Mistare Cook's parties Dare are
twentv-tree patients in all r•
A QUALIFIED JUDOS --aril* MP. (who had
pe been insctin" the Wry, School). "Well, good-bye,
rhildrr. Yer rewls well, an' yen wells well; but yen
hain t sot still r'

BYXONDSBUBY,
HARVEST THANICSOIVING.

Divine service was held at this church on Thure.lay
afternoon, to thank (lad for the mobilo harvest, the 1.',!.
log being effectively decorated. The L;tursical nertinn
the service wee conducted by the kw. .1. It R
and the Rev. P. Neale •. the !impious lw the Rev. H Rue.
Rosen, rector, and the Row. S. S. Keddle, vicar of Al
ton. Canon Canon Hr asiley, vicar of Bralport, prouthe i
appropriate nermon from the sro.da, "R ,ery go. 4 gift and
every perfect gift is from above. and carneth down from
tlio Father of ligbta,ll4l.." lune.» i 17. Wh..e we I
had an &bends's." am now we should n. t forget Gel, as '
was too often tbe case in times of our greater
lost year we were made to know and feel that with .4
film all must COlllO to nought, and that the earl it was tho
Lord*" mid the fulness thereof. it was meet that at
times the church should return thanks to Hod for lila
gills, to make an open and pithlic acknowledgment of It.
mercies vouchsafed to na The cud ant aim of their
galhering to-day will not only to have a festive day, hot
because they felt it a religious duty to acktiowicrige and
oonfese Ills goodness. Tears ego men gathered in their
crops more like savages than men, without thanking Hod,
but now there were but few parish,. iu England where •
was not held for harvest. This 7.-or the Lori had
so done liii works that if.. ought to hi had In ri
brumes, an.i he hoped they would Attow forth th i iirsi-e
not only with their lips, but in their minds They abould
honour the L'ird with their, suletanee, that .lay he
had a, claim upon them for Foreign 111i/dams, and earnestly
oko them for aadstaige in this work.

A SAD SIIILLINGSWORTH.
Time wee when English maids and wives
Led modest and seclude lives
Rut in these latter days they vie
In reeking base publicity.
The face that once at home would shine—
The glory of the ancient line—
Tbe lips, the sweetest under sun,
That in old days smiled hut for one:
The eyes that veiled themselves always
Benetth the rude observer's gaze:
All these, if haply he be willing,
Th • Cad can purchase for a shilling I

(Fruiu As*)

COHAN AND NA/MT.—Visit (rifreahed by hig dip in "the
briny'): "Ah. sou chore a shilling, I think I The bulk
ol the company here Wm to disp nee with the
accommodation you provide." Proprietor of heating
nischities "Y. air, thy CaUlei in great .r numbers
every per, thee.. che..p trippers, and they actually brings
soap wi,h them new, ile nasty creatures."
Nov QUITS WHAT He THOOOII. Milkman:
"'reit per mether, 'eve to or ready money for
intik in titter'; I stet a-goin' to chalk up any more."—
, Itiv : " Wo: are per a.goln• to Ote insild then. Mr.
Stmo'ont'
A NATURAL LAW. Iyli.bmna (10 BOOTett PACkILAD) :
" Mae, how is it that when you Scoth come to England you
nevi. go biek V—Seet: ' Weel, Ti .06. it Ii in a war
impossible for u 4 to ge buck, because we mak It a point to
be aye van forrsr,i."
AtTOND Riganon —Dsolor "Oh, there you Wel Smith
Ituses the wife I "—Partner "Wets, Fm afeard. air."—
T)oetor: "luos.d I Is she wan.lering I" Farmer
A.'S senaible. That's what I'm afeard of. I
I never knowell bar s, 'unable. f3n,.. Is onnatraily
I esaaible r

" We plough the fieldt and reatter
The good aired on the land,"
was then heartily sour. Th, work of decorolion omu
cerebra out by Mrs. sal Miss Rawlins. n, Mina L Lc* and
Mrs. Angell. In the west window wen, plant. In pot..
acacia, fuchsias, geraniums, coleuses, de., from the rector
aoomootoey, tho south transept window being annilirly
adorned. The font we. at °nem simple, Nit chaste. Fnm
the beobt rosem delicate white crew, composed of whim
asters and geranium I.l.woonm, the atipport:ier column
beim; wreathed In fern and whitc sitKra. TI., pulpit bore
mue of hop brandy.* intermix..l s' h yellow
Meal and waters. The lectern and dark's .'esk were
mounted with a brilliant Melia of hio.,d-red dahlia.%
yolleeed by yew and oat,. Tim panels of the choir faller,
bore Maltese ereanic. The ehane 4 looked very pretty • on
the Communion rails hung floral mulish. of fey,.
nankineniii, niter, mai igolds, and eon.. The leave of the
warlearated stetson= for ..ed. orai hord..r for pi,. r,ht,
or tho Coolnisadmimts abovi the Conrinuidoe.telde ens
• CMOS eorapreed wholly of astate and dohtio, , Too
splendid sheaves of corn stood in front of the tri;1.,,,00g ot
their base nestled two magnificent buneh.s ..f nand.
Rarabutdb yranrY. Tbe corn was sent by Mr. Mali. V.low,
Yanc. sod Mr. Morey. Crepe. And was dietributeetto R. ly
' Bartlett awl Ann Stoic. the oiled parialgoo,,. Tu
grim,* were ,tent to the suffering Poe, it firldpict Th.
mots& collected for the Ifuralgra ikrufoas •waa very
topfectom

GENERAL ITEMS
The Rigid Hon. J. G. Hubbard, M.P., is reported to be
seriously in,tlsrioenil.
Three men have been drowned by the capsizing of • boat
utside the Mersey.
The Pope. for economical reasons, will, it is stated.
dismiss his Swiss ituard.
Bread has been lowered in price from 61 to 6id Per
quarter at Taunton
A bust of the Bishop of Manchester is to be placed in
the Town Hall • f that city.
A publican named Floree of Oxford commitad suicide on
Monday through political matters.
A strike has occurred among the cabinet...-.
2.1100 of w hum la Ye ceased work.
Miss Agnes Beck with completed on Saturday night her
teas of swimming 100 hours in six days.
The Lyceum opsned on Saturdat.;.tevith the "Corsican
Brothers, ' Mr. Irving in the dual c
pairo-pu. mired& itiiofl. cattle sad swine fever are
rri.ort 41 1. ht.; 1,1 Line .shire.
fil 117 iite icro tat 1C4%.1 Paeha has been
imp the Turki.h Ainbasaidor to France.
The subscrip ion, to the Seehaiu Explosion Fund
amount t 12000, almost entirely from local source.
There is great activity mu the clothing and outfitting
tied, in Bristol. flue firm alone wlvertisiug for 110 bandit
The Rev T. Elearlove, a well-known Primitive Metho-
dist minister at Bradlee', died suddenly on Sunday
'debt
The Australians defeated the players of England in •
two-days' match on Monday and Tuesday, at Bradford, by
67 runs.
Cobael Jokey, M.P. for North Durham, has signified
his intention of giving £2,000 to the Newcastle-on-Tyne
Bishopric Fund.
A Corte wo telegram of Tuesday's date states that the
Tembookies have combined with the Battlial against the
British forces.
A large and beautiful fountain, said to be the beat in
England, was on Tuesday afternoon thrown open to the
puidic at Leeds
Several stick* of newly cut oats were burned on Sunday
night on the property of Diudnick Leonard, at Tuam. The
outrage l agrarian.
D. Campbell, • London physician, has been drowned at
Coatham, Modem, whilst trying to save the life of a youth
named JR iboon, of Durham.
According to • telegram from Amsterdam, the war in
Acheen, which dates from about the time of our own
Ashantee quarrel, hissers yet.
At Lewis, on fdonda , &tramcar conductor was sentenced
to a month's imprisonment for embezzling 2,1 which he
had received from a ptisenger.
The English Good femplare in Wales met in the grand
lodge on Tueislay at ?leo ton, Montgomeryshire. A setts-
facto y financial report was read.
Fifty-seven ton. of Greek marl& have been delivered in
L,ouilon, free of all charges by the Greek Government, for
the nedestal of the Byrom m mument
A woman nem-d Pertn.l.o has died at Birmingham,
mainly from IA .rise inflicted by a policeman whilst taking
her in custody for Using improper language
A telegram f mu Queenstown dates that the Inman
steamer City of Chester has met with a mishap about WO
miles from Cape Clear, the crank shaft having broken.
Bridget Gavel], hawker, at Manchester, has been sent to
gaol for six months for wilfully neglecting to feed her
child. The child only weighed lelb. and warn four years
old.
A man was charged at the Maryleboree police-court on
Monday, with threatening to shoot the Prince of Wales.
He was removed to the Workhouse as being of unsound
mind.
At Berne, • few days ago, a man died from blood
poisoning after being bitten by • leech, which ha had
applied to an inflamed gum, in compliance with medical
advice.
According to • New York telegram of Tuesday's date
Vie largest quantities of wheat and corn ever received on
the Produce Exchange in that city were announced on
Monday.
The ship Paul Boyton, of the United States, 1,007, drove
on the Goodwin Sands at midnight on Sunday night and
became a total wreck. The crew and captain were saved
by lifeboat
The British float Society gave • kid dinner at the
Alexandra Palace on Saturday, when about 60 persona
sat down to a repast of which the dishes were composed
of kid's flesh.
At the Sedgfleld vlum Durham,

A fire broke out on Tuesday night on the hum at
Mr. Taylor, near Devises, destroying the barns and
outbuildings. Little disposition was manifested by
the villagers to extinguish the fiansee, owing, it ki
said, to the landlord having allowed some land to go
out of cultivation.
We regret to announce the death of Mr. G. F.
Grace, the youngest of the three brothers so famous in
cricketing circles. The deceased gentleman, who wee
29 years of age, succumbed at Basingstoke on Wednes-
day to an acute attack of inflammation of the lungs,
resulting, it is believed, from his having slept in a
damp bed.
BITING OFF A WIFI'S TONGUI.—Mrs. Parry, for.
merly landlady of the Barrack Taven, Hereford,
during a quarrel with her husband, "bobbed" her
tongue at him to annoy him, and Parry, whose
domestic felicity, it is said, has been anything but •
bed of rose., bit of the end of it to the extent of about
an inch The woman who has suffered considerably,
hes declined to proeecute.
Is the course of the hearing of the "night charge."
at the Worship-street Police-court on Monday, Mr.
Bushby in three cases had to remark that the prisoners
bad been taken into custody without any necessity.
Police-constables, he said, appearrd to consider that
some impertinent words to themselves were sufficient
grounds for arresting • MALI, whereas the proper course
was to summon the offender for provoking to a breach
of the pea-e.—The prisoners were discharged.
Tits AUSTRALIAN WOOL CROP. —According to •
cablegram from Melbourne, in Wool, a new weekly
journal, the prospects of the clip continue to be of a
favourable character ; frequent showers of rain are
reported. Active operations for the new season are
expected to commence shortly. Advice' of despatch
of several consignments from Northern districts have
been received, and two or three parcels have already
indeed in town.
YHR ROBRila raw' EARL BSCTIVR.—Robert Cumm-
ing, was on Monday charged with being concerned in
stealing diamond rings, necklaces, and other articles of
jewellery, value As WO, pioperty of the Earl of
Heed. ve, from No. it, Portiand,place. Prisoner had in
his possession, which he had shown to certain jeweller.%
and afterwards said, "I will tell you the truth;
pledged it, and here is the ticket. No. 11, Weymouth.
place, was searchad • quantity of jewellery rolled up in
In tissue paper found amongst the articles beim; found
four diamond stars,
_photos of necklaces, and other
article. of jewellry. On mixing the prisoner what one
of the pieces of jewellery was, he said it belonged to
Lady Bective. The prisoner said that although he
committed the offence it was unpremeditated; that he
was passing home at one o'clock in the morning and
seeing the gate open he went and secreted himself in
the house for about two hours, and then took the
property. Horse-racing had sen the cause of it, and
and that he intended, if ever he got money enough to
redeem the property, to restore it to the owner.
Remanded.
YOUNG LADY DROWN= IN A WEIL—A young lady
named Fanny Trevor, who had been on a visit at
Reeding, has lost her life under vary distressing
circumstances. On Saturday afternoon she and her
mother took a walk, accompanied by • youth, and
proceeded to the riverside by way of the public
recreation ground. Close to this spot there is a weir,
known aa the " Clappers," and • few yards below is •
foot-bridge across the river, but only broad enough,
excepting in the centre, for one passenger to walk. The
rush of the water caused the mother to feel giddy, and
she turned back, calling her daughter to follow her,
but to her horror she saw her in the water. The
mother's screams brought assistance, and a young man
named Richard Talbot jumped into the stream, and
his gallant example was followed by two or three
others, but the young lady disappeared before they
could reach her. Not for from the " Clappers " are the
sluice-gates, which being open caused the stream to be
very swift, and this produced • strong circling eddy
the- -of the catastrophe, and tato this eddy

1 in Paris,

tamale lunatic

At _ Asylum ' •
named Curry, whilst out walking with an attendant
plunged h long into a quarry, a depth of 150 ft Death
was iturtantancous
The editor of a French paper (the Reinawant Parisien
illearre) has been sentenced to .C4O fine and 12 months'
imprisonment for publishing indecent and unauthorised
sketches and article.
Three young men were charged on Saturday, at the
Lambeth Police-court, with smoking in a railway carriage
not set apart for that purpose. Fined se. each, and
ordered to pay 235. costs.
A serious strike amongst fisherman exists on the east
coast of England. In the course of a week it is feared that
3,000 men will cease, their avocation. The fish markets are
likely to be seriously affected.
The defaulting c %shier, Alexander who was on
Tuesday arrested, disguised RR • priest, in Ireland, was
brought to Liverpool on Tuesday. The prisoner's defalca
tions are eatimate4at CZAR.
The death is announced, at • very advanced age, of Mr.
W. B. Whitmarsh, who for the past haif-ceniury has filled
the post of coroner for North Mita. The deceased gentle-
man was seized with apoplexy last Friday.
The Dean of Salisbury h been presented wi
asth a testi..
menial, consisting of a valuable silver salver and a purse
containing a hundred guineas, in recognition of his
services while acting as vicar of Kidderminster.
A man and hedgehog fiat has just taken place at
Gawthnrne. Yorkshire. A collier, known by the nick-
name of "Will Jaek,' Idd a wager to worry • live hedge-
hog with his teeth, his hands being tied behind him.
The rec,ipts the Exchequer from April 1 to Sep-
tember 18 were £3411171511. against 4:33 5t1,240 from April
1 t., Sept.' her 2111 ii. 1,r72 The expenditure for these
respective periods was £.10.4403 MS, ',gamest £8.212.320.
Another outrage has occurred i.n the property of Mr.
Blennerhaasett. in thecounty of Clare. A number of men
broke into the house of a pr wess-server named, Martin,
tied him down in his led with ropes, and deliberately slit
his ears.
Tle. strilo Staff ord shire eh mmn trade after seven weeks'
duration,canie to an abru ,t termination on Monday night.
The operatives had demanded en advance of wages, but
very few have obtained it. Many have suffered great
privation.
It in now iteoming manife t that Prince Bismark is
bent upon bringing Russia and Austria to an agreement in
respect of Tin key. with a view to their dealing with that
count'. • as was done in the Ca.! of Pol./tel.—Pali Mall
q't.llo.
'simian last week 2,352 birtha aryl 1.438 deaths were
registere.l Alowing for increase of population the births
were 43 below, whereas the fie*the exceeded I.y 87, the
average numbers in the corresponding week of the last ten
year..
The storm at Sheffield, on S iturday, loosened an over-
hanllng bank, and a great mast of earth fell, killing ten
carters, who were loading send or sheltering from the rain
in the iran formed benesth. The men were both dead
when ring out

near to.. some on _ _
two or three of the young men were quickly drawn.
They cried for help as their lives were in peril.
Knight, a nephew of the lock-keeper, with • rope
fastens' r.,und his body, jumped into the water to
rescue them, and a boat was launch into the stream.
By these means the young men were brought safely to
shore. Every effort has since been made to recover
the body of the young lady, but without success. She
was 28 years of age.
DIATH OF THE LORD Curse BAROS.--Sir Edward
Fitzroy Kelly. Privy C ancillor, Lord Chief Baron of
her Majesty's Court of Exchequer, died at Brighton,
at ten o'clock on Friday morning. His Lordship had
been failing in health for some little time, and died at
last from the natural effects of old age. He died in
full possession of his mental faculties, being occupied
with business appertaining to his official position almost
till the time of his departure. Next month he would
have oompleted his 84th year. The remains of chief
Baron Kelly were Interred at Highgate Cemetery on
Wednesday, after the funeral service had been per-
formed at All Saints Church, Margaret-street. Many
leading members of the legal profession were present.
SINOCLAR DZATH FROlf Poteox.—An inquest was
held on Monday by the Liverpool coroner on the
body of Robert Leak, 19 months old, the son of a
seamen, who died under peculiar circumstances. The
mother of the child left one of " Dillon's fly-killing
papers "in some water on • plate, and on returning to
the room found the paper had diseppeared, while the
child was drinking the water. The mother at once
took the infant to a chemist, and it there vomited what
appeared to be the "fly-catcher." Afterwards the child
was taken to the Southern Hospital, where it was
treated. Another doctor also saw it the same evening
M the mether's house, but the child died the same night.
A verdict of "Accidentally poisoned" was returned
BEFORIC Asp AFT= MARRIAGE —The landlord of
• public-house near Lutton, appealed to the magistrates
on Saturday for protection from his wife, and told •
curious story. He is a man of about 60, and pretty
well-to-do. A few months age his wife died and
having no child or other relative to help him he applied
to a servants registry, and got • housekeeper, a middle.
aged woman, whom be afterwards married. The day
after the wedding, he added, he found that a few
pounds he had given hie wife for pocket money had
on lent to her sister, and the amiable house-keeper
from the first day became the termagant wife. She
also brought down her sister, and her sister's husband,
and other relatives, and they combined to annoy him,
while his wife, he stated, rater him from morn till night,
and assaults him. The Bench remanded the wife.

_.... ..,. ......
The Emperor of Austria on Friday visited his stml, the
large.t in Austria. 1.419 horses a ere brought in from all Crop pro,,pecta in Northern and Western 1 ndin (accenting
the farms and pasture crounle. They were of different to • Calcutta telegram) continue to improve. Good rain I
breeds. chiefly English and thoroughbred. and included has fallen in most districts in the North-Western 1
300 three year-old stall ODIC Provinces,but much mischief has already been done in the
A terrific hurricane passed over the Bermuda islands on Central Thud, and some of the crops there have beast I
Aurnst 20 WA 31, exceeding in vi Unce the historical hopelessly burnt up. Reports from &lade are that the ,
hurricane of 1%11). Churches. houses, and groves of cedar river is rising, an prospects are improving. ,
were blown down, vessels wrecked, and the entire fruit CONTETANCR Or SHIPS °TRW-AND. While M. de
crepe( the islands destroyed. Lessees is straining every nerve in support of the Panama
It is stated that an Replication will be made to the Canal, Captain James 13. Eads, who has already gained
Goverment to defray the cost incurred in the defence of some distinction in connection with the removal of
Sergeant Hershman. Royal Marines, who has been tried impediments to navigation at the mouth of the '
by court-martial and aconitted on charges by fraudulent Mississippi, proposes to carry the largest class of vessel
conduct as marker at Winthedon. across the isthnius on rails. This railway, the estimated
In a limehouse kiln, at Low Walker, near Newcastle- cost of which is half that of the proposal canal, would have ,
on-Tyne, there wag found on Tuesday an iron clog, a tooth, no less than six pairs of rails, on each of which, under • .
and sonic small bones, being tho remains of a young man, cradle 130 ft long, would be placed 115 wheels. With •
named Ridge, who a few days ago accidentally fell into vessel weighing 6000 tons, a weight of not more that Ii '
the furnace, and WAN literally consumed by lira tons would thus be imposed on each wheel, the weight on
Two HUNDRILD LARK% POIWNRD —Mr. John Hensley, each wheel of a first class goods locomotive being about
a farmer, of Wellow. near Merton, has just lost two six tons.
hundred lambs by poison. A mixture, prepared by • local Kers's COOOA.—GRATINUL AND CONTORTINO.—" 13)
chemist, had been administer° I to them on Saturday, and
they were shortly afterwards found lying dead in a a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
field. the operations of fflgestion and nutrition, and by a
Lanc-nallire appear, to he the scene of a wide spread careful application of the fine properties of wall'
outbreak of pleurommunionla In addition to this scourge selected coooa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast
a virulent form of swine fever has broken out in West tables with a delie.ately flavoured beverage which may
Lancashire The spread of this disease has been unusually save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious
rapid, and the cases have been o! an exceptionally virulent use of such articles of diet that • constitution may be
an I fatal tent. ADERICAN AND CANADIAN Poon.—The arrivals of live
gradually built up until strong enough to resist every
it .it and fresh meat last week from the United States tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies
and Canada were, of live stock smaller, of fresh meat are floating around us ready to attack wherever there
larger than the preceding week. The totals were as is • weak point. We may agape many a fatal shaft
fol ow :-1,715 cattle, 363 sheep, 492 Pigs, 5,331 quarters of by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
beef, 500 carcases of mutton, and 150 dead pigs. a properly nourished frame."—Civil Service Gasetk.—
A gentleman while bathing at the " epee alr station" at Sold only in Packets labelled—" Jaw EPPS k Co.
the extreme west of Hastings, • few days ago, was seized Hoinceopathic Chemists, Loudon."
by RD octopus It was with great difficulty that the
swimmer freed himself from the embrice of the fish, and WARNING! RRCIEFIT'S PARIS Outs. The marked
there is very little doubt that he would have been dragged
down to the superiority of this laundry blue over all others, and the
bottom end drowned had he not ham near quick appreciation of its merits by the public, have been
the shore, attended by the usual results, viz., a flood of imitations;
In the °airss nf a terrific hail and thunder storm which the merit of the latter raaWy consists in the ingenuity
passed over No th Staffordshire on Saturday, at Hamley, exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape, but
two he :a, who were sheltering near a hayrick, were struck making the general appearance of the wrappers resemble
by the lightning. One was severely injured aboutthe bead, that of the genuine article. The manufacturers beg
the other .ustained no serious personal injuries, but his therefore to caution all buyers to see ' Reckites Paris
boots were literally torn off his feet, and his clothing was Blue" on each packet.
damaged. Tho boy himself, however escaped. Both were FLONILINN I—Folt Till TENTH AND BLUTH .—A few drops
taken to the No Staffordshire Infirmary, but were able of the liquid" Floriline" sprinkled on • wet toothbrUgh Pre-
to be removed to their homes in the evening. duces • pleasant lather, which thorougble climate,* the teeth
A mutiny took place on Sunday night, at the Reforms,- from all parasites or Impurities, hardens the gums, prevents
tory, Stenwix. Carlisle, where 41 boys are confined. It tartar, stops decay, elves to the teeth • peculiar pearly-
appears that the 'manner (Mr. Crowther). on going to the whiteness, ..ad • delightful fragrance te the breath. It
dormitory on the night in question. found that the gashed removes all mipleasaut odour arising from dr caged teeth or
been turn. ..1 out. On inquiring the reason nobody t tobacco smoke. "flu Fraerant Floriline," being composed
answered, but one of the boys struck him on the back of , in part of honey and easel herbs, is delicious to the nude
the head with • hockey stick, while others struck him and the greatest toilet discovery ,d the age. Plies its 63, of
on the forehead so severely that he fell to the flung, all Chemists and perfumer& Wholesale depot removed to
stunned. All the boys then rushed out and escaped. hut 33, Farringdon.road, I: ndon.
some noon voluntarily returned, and the rest are being HottoWar's Pius—At the change Of Se&101111 many
searched for. persons feel oppressed without knowing why they are so
At Hampstead, a couple of birch rods were received by _they are aware something within them ia wrong, though
the police on Saturday from the office of the receiver of . they cannot detect the detective organ. A few doses of
the Metropolitan Police, and bearing the official seal, to , thcc, i,,, ,werfully purifying and eminently cooling Pills
be Urea in cases of juvenile offenders who may he' will restore regularity to every part of the system— will
sentenced I.y the magistrates, under the Summary !
Jurisdiction Act, to receive a whipping, Much psinshave cast out all impurities lurking in the frame, and will
I thoroughly expel the lest traces of disorder however
been taken to make the employment of these rods . hidden the disease may be—however obscure its cause.
agreeable to all concerned --except, of comae, the c
boy who With Holloway's medicine relief Is insured without risk
the ;
is e leading figure in the ceremony. A estaho
'--- . - has erroneous action is rectified without disturbing natural
been special y appointed to pert. no what is delicately reguluny, health is reinstated, and with it return the
rooken of as " the operation.' and it may be 'seemed that cheerful feelings wh.ch unmistakably tell the recent
the oonotatili, will ',votive some consideration for hi invalid that all within is right again.
trouble A medical man is to be present, and he, too i
~ ADTICZ TO MOTHILLS I—Are you broken in your rest by
will be paid a fee for his atteediunaa. The constables
doctors must be longing to begin,' • sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teethtflo at
I nos to • chemist and get a bottle of MRS WINSLOW'S
Or
~.=4,;ctly
harmlessnt the poor sufferer immedi-
Sultan' AT NtAtilak.—A wml-dressed elderly gentleman 0 5ve,,,,, It wilt lie -
called, at the office of the Western Union Telegraph B°°7". ,
Company. in the International Hotel, and asked if there ard* IS is wet deer, hyand aa;azi anti!: tteilgrre it
was a despatch for O. W. Knapp Being answered in P u . 1„, naturali , ,mu: cherub i',"' hie". az nu
the negative, he went into the barroom. had a gismo, and ,
t Itrind regulates the bowel; and le the best known
ft'M'sh the child, it tra
M bright " a button."
passed out. Mimi Florence IIL Everet w .s seated on the bench softens the gums, allay• all pain,
of • verandah that lass been erected on the hank of the ' "lie°",
~. ' to dd,
rapids The man mooed her, and walking up to the other , mllteetryingi:r"o';drueboi'throoredYotiacuoos.:n.
d',..7l6...l7:,wwerylluisithoer.vearilluo
at
ihfrilnio7id
end, divested himself of his hat, coat, and vest, then , c
hastily writing a note, be pinned it to his cast, stood up eliror,o",
on the bench, drew • revolver, and in full view of the i Per "'"e'• ...,
young lady, either fired at himself or in the air; and, I. VALDARLS LIISCOTRAT FOR rug HAIL —lf your hair U
without a cry, plunged headlong into the waters leloar. thrning grey or white, or falling off, use "The Mexican
Mir to its original colour, without leaving
on examination it
GI or nit(
Ile wasnnt agate seen. The report of the -.segue and a ' Hair Renewer," for it will positively restore in esery sass
scrum from Miss Hemet brought others to the spot.
end
,wes found that the suicide, id ' addition be "agreeable smell of most "Restorers." 11 makes
to he clothing. :eft • gold watch, • pair of sleeve' • the hair charmingly beautiful, ae well as Promoting the
buttons, ROA eye.glases, and • pocketgvek containing growth of the heir on had snots, where tlieiliends ar• not
516 dole, Knapp leaves • wife and (amity in Utica. decayed. AstEoetitiChemist for "Tug, Maxwax Hats
Itirostiew AT COLTTON.—The Wirtern ?inlet says the Rasewlga." to Chemists and Pert en everywhere
Rev. Mamerta fluorite. of Col7toh. 'dam. uses in canoe's- at 3s. 6d. per Whotessis depot removed to 33,
lion with the services of his cnurch "The Server's Mass Farringdon-roed. Leedom.
&Kik." The author, or compiler, professes to have drawn THROAT Arra:crimes AND MOARSINIISIL—An sufficing
up the 'rich for the use of Altar- boy& The rules to be from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
admired are :—" Sacristy .or Vestry. L Pet on your lady unveiled at the almost immediate relief afferdid by
sanctuary shoes. I Put on Your esgeoch 3. Wash the the use apt, 'llroim'e. Bronchial 'Trochee." Thiele imam.
tips of your finger* 4. Put on your surplice 5. Stead " Wangle" age thow'lliohl by meat respectable chemists la
I.y the priest while he warthee'llie fingers, holding the this couritgY Ule- lkik.Per box. People troubled with •
napkin over your left arm 6. Assist him to vast, 7. "hacking oough," • slight cold; or hree,ohia ad=
Glint." the Sanctuary and light the Alter candles, the cannot try this too souk as similar troubles, If
Gospel candle dm, than the Epistle candle, towing as you to progress, result in tarious Pulmonary and
pin A
the Cross which loon the Altar. S. Place the affections.. See that the words . Brown's, Hai=
Missal. that a the Altar So*, on the Altar, not in the Troches" are on the Government Stamp around 11041 bex,
centre, hut near the end towards your left hand as yon go —Prepared by JOHN I. filituerx nos sogc Bootott, united
up 9 Return to the §aorisity. Hands clasped befors States, European depot, removed to 13, paryhtaden.
your breast. Put year lameda latlore&eur hmeafa net road. London.
clasped, but as you if, thorn when sa your prayers, TRT Toga watawr l_HA,Ol4a, (Hydrated on) has
and walk before tied priest in'o the ctoarY• ever proved of the highest vat es a food in oposompthe, and
are about you, but always look towards the groan. all wed', rut diauesas, le
In front." Other directions follow as to attitudinising. eed erste& This Icreduetgateareale in flask
• recrtyrieg the primes Igratta, and plaiting it in the is tome. &amuse. HYd Cod Lira Oil
=whom Then dle
_poor . child is brought to the " far more *sum to
vim naunahltig, as well
i' Beginning
I.46itsitieen. " Bow as You Peee_. ~_tha Hydroleine will nourish a.a......1a55ue,. taws plains tad liver oil.
crease is a unction. Make the sign of ". Uwe. MOM Whirisegia 0011111wwwwl of weight is
as -Z-1.3 treated. are difficult or
Cm, ee hie I Ups, and breast The /otiag horanible to All tendency
Of weight is 'regaled by to emacon Anil lteg
"super" Is to take the Water canister to the priest. US the ea or
is to 'kiss the wine ergot." and to kiss the water. e ,rirt, chstaterg, 4s. tkL —New depot. stkalMthre°ll.oBl:
This Is how they raw the "established in /Am= peetyldet free.
Bishop Temple's Diocess.

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vaPPlied when travelling in out-of-the-way places--eorne
quinine, aad Cookies pilla the letter • ino.t
mattaine, and on. which I hare need on the natives oi
, °sutra! Africa with the greetest lamellae 11100a-Vi. In fart.
UNIVOI10•111 tafecte proluce.l moon the rntni•tud boa)
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