The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-09 00:00:00

RESPONSIBILIt Y OF RAILWAY 00M.

PANIE&

At the Mary lotions County °nut, Friday, before Mr.
Sergeant Wheels-. the Rot. Vinery Gibbs, clerk In holy
order:, of st, R .atenreapark. *iambi ta recover
the SIMI of £lO from the Groat Western Railway C
for the lies of fox Cir. jet bicb. Plaintiff.' case was that
on the 22n1 of Ilsy feet ha seat his gardener to the railway
station at Paddington with the dog in • hamper, which
had been timid tor the same purpose on pfeVithlacier-Lstoos.
There was card uu the homper eddreseed to the con.
nugnee at Abingdon. Tha gardener told the Was* what
was in the iiaioper, awl paid Ile ordinary fire. Oa the
followiog day, in oona•quence of the non-delivery of the
inquirlae were made, and it was *Seel tamed that
the dug hut escaped ls..ni the tuunper. It was caught
end pot bock now, but it again escaped, aud was Wet,
and the ple•euelco,te,d-d .bet whatever might have been
tha state of the hemp, r when delivered, alter the first
eacapa the cioupauy lidnotic-. and ahoold bees prevented
he uerapei.—Mr. Mille contend A. on behalf of the cow-
pony, that the dog was cot p,operly oecured, and it the
c mosey Wee, table it we. only to the extent of 1:2, as
shown by the prin:ed Male., in tie bfokitic•ollior, which
stated tit the ivinp icy would nt be liable from loss or
iujury 4.-yotid £2,big•irr value be declared at the
time of delivery. and an exceas of the usual fare paid. The
learned Judo wad of opinion that the company were
liable to, the lots of the dog, aud juiUment wai entered
for the plaintiff for .ClO, the amount dimmed.

The Home Secretary hal written to a Ms. Baal, inform-
ing him that the Government will take measures to give
affect ti the Select Committee% recommeodations in
'nos to the 1400dou water seep y.
An order for winding op the Silkatone and Dade/oath
Coal and Iron Company was niade on Friday. The chars
capital of the company WM £300,000, and there are .4399,0110
worth of debenture..
A landalip occured at 13 rild wag, Shropshire, on the Great
Western Hallway, on Friday morning. The Waffle between
Wenbck and Wellington was auspended.
Toe liaherinetie strike at Hull has assumed larger pro-
portions, the men objecting In the employment of steam
cutters, although these sere introduced at their solicita-
tion.
At Leeds Assizes, on Friday, Alice Maud Mozy Pickering,
aged 19, climatic servant at Scarborough, was found
guilty of the murder of her riot!, and sentenced to death.
The child we. four year. old, and prieoner drowned it in •
brook.
William Brownlee, the man now lying in Durham Gaol
under seinen°, of dea,h fir tho murder of his sweetheart,
Elisabeth Holum., at Keen wood, has written to his victim's
mother, expr•song Jeep roost foe the murder and asking
her forte ,06.8..
It was stated late on Saturday Might that the Lord Chief
Justices health continue, to imrwors
The entries for the forthcoming cattle show of the Smith-
field Club have been ascertained to be quit* equal in point
of numbers to Moss of last ye.r. The prime will be of
the aggregate value of over 4:1,90e. The show will be
divided into SO chem.
A mulling match for £4BO between Edits leyeock, the
Australian, and an American, named J. H. Riley male
off on the es, from Putney to Mortlake, on Saturday.
A large number of spectators lined the river aid-. After
an exciting race, laycock, who was the favourite at the
start won by three lengths.
The six days' pedestrian competition at the Agricultural-
hall London, terminated on Saturday night in the victory
of Rowsell, who had covered a die lobe of 8011 miles
The record of Littlewood, the second man, was a little
over 470 miles,
destsuctive br explosion occurred on Saturday
morning at the Irickworka at Jarrow-on-Tyne. The
premises were comeletely wrecked, and two men were
seriously injured.
Lord Mestere was on Saturday elected Lord Rector of
Edinburgh University by a majority of 39 votes over Sir
R. Chisdson, the Conservative candidate.
Difficulties are likely to arise between Chili and the
United Statee, through the seizure of a yacht sailing under
the United States flag.
At the Stafford And.. on Saturday, Charles Hand was
sentenced to penal servitude for life for shooting at •
police-constable
The London C•lizes states that the Baroness Burdett.
Coutta, in ameliorating the condition of the poor and
deserving fishermen a the United kingdom, has ex-
pended over .ClOO.OOO.
Boring the egetution of the March decrees in Paris on
Friday, two young English lichee were arrested for show-
ing sympathy with the expelled religionists. After being
In confinement for six hours, they were released on the
Intervention of a member of the British Embassy.
A _groat trial of Nihilista commenced at St Petersburg
on Saturday. The accused number sixteen, and hada& the supposed authors of the Winter Palace and Moscow
explosMne,
" Mr. Johnstone in his Chemistry of Common Life
pointed out that Cocoa had long reached the consumer
with too much of its own fat, or loaded with a variety
of farinaoeous substances, producing a soup rather tlikn
• beverage. The Cocoa bean affords adtblvoWo
nutritive flesh forming qualities, and staying power.
In Cadbury's Coma Essence these are retained and
concentrated, pnividing on exhilaratinz infusion, not a
starchy noup,'— Warnings to IloatecAoickis.
New Sesenite YOR TEL ALLAN 'ANIL—The steam-
ship Parisian, the latest addition to the Allan line 01
steamere, was launched on Wednesday, fied inst., from
.illipbuilding yard of Messrs. Nmner and Sans,
ilk*/ •v. The new vessel is, as row& construction
I and etr i.titral arrangement., thoroughly abreast of the
bates, all • eementa .1 ar,hirecture ; and will be
a valuable isiiliçt.n t, th, *nit of the Masan. Allan.
The dimenaions of the Parisian are as follow :—Length
of keel. 446 f.-s- ; brervith if b..aut, 46 feet; depth of
hold, 3f.e. 3 inch., The loa.l displacement will be
10,000 t na. She has b .lealgoed by Mr. Wallace,
the en,:iiieer and auperinteioltot irE tem llati line at
it me.t the special requirements ..t the
Canadian tm .4 which are Omit strength of
Intll and • large .1. a•liveight c irrying capacity on •
tri•vlerate droll ••I VI- whinrry, Which he,
b-sri we. by drear-. I:. Napier and 'it, wall
*mut of cempiun I ...gine* Ithe tine -cylinder type.
The engines are c.ip ode d -vvloping more than 6,000.
horse !lower, and will pv,pvl the ship at between 15
and 16 knots an boor. To adl hi this large propelling
p ower, the ship will have • fair spread of canvas on
f 'or most% the twi f irward noes being square-rigged.
The Parisian hap a rl•mble skin extenilin.4 over the
whole area of the h..lt Dm, the between the otttt.i
and inner skins hejiu,t divided into cionoutili= thereby rednr,log her chance of sinking if Po
below,

LATE ? - C-.

THE TES4I-,LEM77-----R mE
.. Prince Leopold to-day (bloee itokal tted ,
m
Teple Bar Memorial, and coograt %hey
the oompleti iia of the Ire&
received by the crowd wit'i grimes Lee a_'`elite7l
city. supporters cheered it loudly. —4; h„',
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THE HEALTH OF THW E u
JUSTICE.
44/
Lord Chief Justice
reoo Cockburn yea rend from his recent indiapoaiti,„ t ,
Court at Weraminster ilia ( holiday) e?dsief%
THE NEW JUDGE.
Mr. Justice Williams, the the new j, kik on e Queen's ag"
hilitt
THE DUKE OP aunt.
The Duke of Arg7ll left lererary he /.4144 (Monday) morning.
Ili

AFGHANIS_TAN.

CAII4IIO, Pm,' Colonel StJohn states that 'tweet*,
all well. The soldiery of the late kie-Ww"thee
outlet, but Abdurratunan ha.orgemeed Wre,
regiment*. Candahar traders moon %Nit h
estemaive correspondences enda oefe,elliket,
Gowns, and Herat., belting A_youb cein, i-C4t
and promising him support. The asleep.' ove
late army are leaving Candatier for So* -.lst
THE RISING IN SOUTH
/IMMIX VI4kITIM.i. 41'kt
oaperows, Saturday. -uo toe lass e
Muletmine's Mountain strosgboti ww
wormed by Colonel Clarke s comea. ieek.;
vereleoe a large body of the noisy, *oak 3.000, attached We Cohnual deirchimiC.l,
Laroilludi'M village. Before
arrive • small body of teem were sollei
Bides, and five ot ttieir OUlablv
e:ewy advanced iu great numbers,
Colonials to retreat in an orderly siseawzm
quash their position.
'rhe Tomball are now ia open rebellio•
Reinforcements are beini mat to al k
The following telegram ham beep received h...
Premier at the Cape, dated November tut ;
tag oontinues in Basutoland. In KANne
driven out of hiatablie district Uudiloale *L.
shut moving about with rebel forces. noisheril goes steady. Largo rroinforommas from ktie
the onl.lly moving to the front."

818 BAILTLE FRERL
Sir Battle From was entertained by 116
Saturday at a banquet at %vial. i•rounsa,
IL Temple presiding. In reply to tkg
health, Sir Bartle said he claimed no l*
for the spirit in which he had gone awe
That spirit placed duty above tarty sad
interest. He only wished the people Serrta 4:41
were better known In this Country .N.st sAg
forget the native races, whom an Intim 4
recognise as among the most hopeful of me
races of the earth. He thought the kerne f.
and traders who, under Mr. Gordon Sprigga aith
directing the destinies of the great Cate
deserved the gratitude of every Engliety,
nothing wohld give them malt heart le ueu A•
work than to fell that they were not fer,;,44
home.

LONDON CUBA (OPENING.)
Wheat about is dearer on the week. FM, ge4
maize from lid to •Is higher. Beam and
firm. Fine malting barley steady; grinsm,
Arrivals—English wheat, 4,631 pl.; ;f4
sacks • foreign wheat, 60,656;
42,709 qrs., ; dour. 42,442 barrels and 12,5 Z;

LONDON CORN MARKET (CLOdISG.)
Grain trade steady, wheat generally 1.. tuste
the week; flour, 6d. to ls. up;
6d, dearer; beans and peas tending soma cam
malting barley steady ; grinding weak.

METROPOLITAN CATTLX—Mosu
(Tun DAY.)
About 4,000 boasts, including 120foIjg;
dull, from 4s. to 84 10d. 10,000 sheep, Nos,
from 6.. to 6s. Bd.; calves male from 5. t)sl,sa
4m.64. to ss. 81 &ler eight lb.. at. Lxvii,go
wen 3.000 beads and 7,000 sheep.

I SOUTHAMPTON CORN, Fail/St.—Then els ps
attendance at to-days market. Both English sad frig
wheat firm trade, at full prices of last west tee
maize, and oats 60. to Is. more money eked.
buyers. Flour, fair sale at Is. per .ack share N.
wheat, red, Eli/ Re. to all ; new suite, iLi
£1219,, per 1011 d ; We, 21,, to 24s ; rosltmg
to We ; grinding ditto. gds to ; beam, lltts
Pam, t 41s. ; maize, Vs. to 3ls. per qr. , Sou
ti
Als. per sack.
SOUTHAMPTON CATTLE, FRIDAY.—There ye,
very small supply of stock at our market to-dsy, scl
thin nthinChinCe of buyers, consequently trade was/
at • standstill. Beasts sold at 13s. to Its per wee
mutton, tia. 44. to (Is. 8.1. per stone. The follonspoi
offered :—Besats, 2. ; newel, Id ; seep, 165 . 12.0
horses, 16.
SAILISBURY CORN. Tcr.soay. —A fair insailisoi
farmers and dealer,. Wheat was in short suety, c
there waa • firm trade at full prices as casgesi "
last week. In some cases Is par qr. more we rah*
Barley was in good supply. Toile quiet, si he esu
rates. Feeding stuffs (Inn.
SALLIBURIf CATTLE, TUESDAT.—Tbrre
large supply of beef, and best oxen male from 1k lii
tid • score. Cows and heifers about Hs There ell
large supply of sheep, but trade was dull Eke Pe
made front di dd to 7s per stone. There were sot ma
good sheep on offer.
DORCHESTER CORN, SATURDAY. —Them was irS
attendance. English wheat was Is per qr. edema*
nor samples, ranging from 42s to 49s The eaculpag
last week was 45s lid for general qualities tEaPA•
foreign). Inferior samples were a drug on the mos
For foreign wheat • restricted sale was oitsooed,sl th,
selling at from 48s to Us Maim advanced 61 re,
Osta were dd per qr. cheaper. Dry beau very tart
an advance of Is. Peas were in request Lot ste g
qrs. of barley yelded £1,680, or an average d Is 4
To-day • large quantity of English ber,ey sae wile*
prices varied from 32. to 32‘.
DORCIIRSTER CATTILE, SATURDAr. —TRW
small supply. Fat beet rosined lb. per awes; hirron
£25 to per pair; cows and calves, II Pulse . •
mesas each ; stock bolls, CS to £l3; usUset .101
101. per lb. Good mutton scarce, but tor all "NW"
of stock there was • brisk trade.

AMERICAS IRON MARKETS.
Tim Ireasserepar publishes the following rahl* MOM
dated New York, Friday :—The quotations for Bred
Iron, though nominalb, unchanged. are grow. wL
despite the gemeral quietude, • lairly good Mohr I,
doing. Prices are the earn* as those given last wow '
further improvement hoe taken place in the dorsi Is
scrap Iron and old rails, ssp.ciali3r for old MIX olocklr,
again risen in valoe. No alteration of In hal_7
occurred daring the week In the market lot glad rt.
We have again • stronger demand fur, and bsttat___..grbell.
tin-piatee, and quotations, though
unchanged, are are much firmer.

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•
1880. _
THE DORSET COUNTY EXPREiS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEhiBER 9,
meeting was held on SondaY at Beni- LATEST.
indiffusti°° Castiebar, to protest seising' & Man
go I e.-We understand A FIFTH OF NOVEMBER EPISODE. their C""' lame.. and they
• boy unto his donkey mid, utast tb at be had alma bra duty. They w l'' exaew. beanie, muter
ward the application Inc .bat purpose to the Government ively Wooed n hear
.. _ .
ti gnome
ta.
~ r
, The Cummins said ht. impression was that it Was pr°-
Board. end he -.. ears he make the - - (I• at man named J"Yeie
future for eerie time unoocupiei. -lbout 200 persons were g Tail TEMPLE---
Alt melee
strong Party 0 police attended with • , Prince
f atten Leopold
to.da elil
TilleCee, for the vacant aerate "Gee-up I Gee-up I Gee-ho I preeent. A 7 (Untie Al,
porter, who obtained the chairman's , Temple Bar Memorial, and
meat of lodge keeper at the Cemetery, an the My goods are sold, my debt. anemia, bsopin...•
wished
the
ehaiman to for- "nil r he was not roan t I essee Westboro'', . . _ ',long e homes, of Nod which had been .
posed to lay tee pipes at the bottom or the ditch to carry rnment re ccuirsgelesse Nay
InIP
trail
q 6'1)111- ' there wegreKlllgßal7rl7lll67Zll.
DORCHESTEII, TUESDAY, NOV. 9, DM& omunittee have chosen about 12 to select from. i Sow. straight home must go. and tie 13 nob wle.n,h..e_wielie_. i....h.ee,..ti0;:r
t7:.111t
merf.f :opt.
uov.
off the sewage, and leave the ditch open to carry off Om The a,; 0. then g netzsuten an o iil7:
.. ~ __seem. ___,--ron to bake notes. The reporter, however, wart the tioedmV;eine of the week. T th
. surface eater. That eighth reasou as to carrying clear Batty h«I lieu appointed o succeed cluDvd.' Puniu!",:diee method off the platform. . really the crowd with g el neeitZle
iloseeuest Poems, Moodsv.-Before the Mayor (W. 1 The donkewsbook his heavy head,
----: Darden. Esq.), Alderman Gregory, Alderman Cann*, ' And whisked his shaggy tail • ernaotef"r 7,ollfoutt
into the
sr
• soume,
in the plan. It was a choice between carrying the sewage Thomas Sgt. engater,
of .Tie,..,rederiek,..6.l..P4ecillX. crane tgaeen.'ve: de.
Daly and Walsh, _ and mayoral resolutions
- - .en' - - - "vernienZe the vernment promotion weredelivered City supporters chewed I. 1 .
end Alderman Davis-There was no beeinese at this : He flounced his mane-then took the lead, --- i
GRAND FIFTH OF NOVEMBER Court. beyond an •oPUuution made by Mr. Heyman ! But started like • mall. am • THE HEALTH OF T ---------
satt:dr limltarerikusgimkit,.anofdwthhae
li October, dw re each fined 5.. and
were . •
sending a body a fmgee °mese. peaded suety t a ti7vi:ag been drank and nghtlog In the by Moist'. id considerable uproar
BE Lop,
The movement for JUSTICE. --"'
for the withdrawal of a summons for essanlt. , " Gee-up, gemi-Ito i Gee-ho, geo-up r pro Posed in order to do away with carrying it out 700 feet,.
tniwbgas-nuot dßeen.tu,..l,t,hr;to.liiivh.lov9ion. _ ,
_„.
Boycott in Mayo is atill proceed- Lord Ckb
By. PITIIR's CHIMCII.-A eerie' of preachers, belong- ' Rs coaxed, be famed, h• bawled : Gay.mment
IWard
W "in °tit
pariah at
al"
Ha
ali°
7a.1.-"t'.
8' • labourer, of Constitution-MP, men to ambit Ckt
ad
os Chief Justice
DISPLAY. lag to the Home Medea, am coming once • month to With foot be swung thee old stirrup, Mr. Gamma Rosins: Are we compelled by tbe Local highway no the 30 . all • .
asked if the report had been received f row Captain HenryH Jame thine . . , will prevent
St. Peter's Church through the winter. The first will But still the donkey crawled. Mildyerd ; hut
The Cameral • teed no: The Inspector would pres nt licensed p enigma on Sunni,. August Ify, daring prohibited , mil armed demonstration.
thing like an arm
bed
Court az Westminster thia ( A --". to
preach on Wedneeriay next, at eight p.m., and is, we 131 slow his pace, that boy of wrath hi. report to the Lent Government Board. boor,. -John Warren, re B •Urne Valley, was summoned °D4l)laoratio,.°llA
Kano... ••• 10 cheroot with beenut been found drinking on jug ; but it is .r- --e Gursrumeat recoyeeel from his recent 'ad
eiie
- -- -- -
inderetand, the v. e.
Re r Carrie of Chichester.
Clapped Iris unto his side ; The Itscroa continued that he believed the impeder f..r a •insilar offerca-These charge, moms out of a case
Bead of Mr. Allen, lan
mr.
Allen wan
in
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'those who were present at the tint public meet- t___
W ki acridly invited to attend. ,
or ng_men are rt. And said, " I'll stake pie steam and froth would c 'timely report realest making a apecial drainage in w . . hiri the landlady of the Woodman Tennis was seomeay„ Fortunately . en NEW jue-
&genet the way. on' notice ME.
lounection with the Saturnalia, at Holy Trinity
HoLT TRINITT CHUsCH.-011 Stinday next sermons As sure aria &deck."
dbteith A strong emolution like thet beheld would have for ue i i k
rinittain th s a no ing. and she eppealid
beard another department at the time. A threatening Mr. Justice Williams, the ne
decision of the Bench. but when the +penal was • rep shot" were
agehrednt,tharougwh.dtheb...,roocumunwtyinudialow.
W io.L._
road the rePert of the proceed - will be preach in aid of the Society for the Propagation
And so, forgetting 8-ripture tree, very greet weight &menet the scheme. ....E.' tat he
he or who
, morn- Mr. Lori Ll. hoped the reolutien would be carried before the Coen of Q
cart"
111c1.1'"„theTitage defendente wards left the locality, being protected to the station
That mercy kindness shows, were e over-The . , h
Mg and evening, will be the Nev. W. oily, of
have felt that the anticipation of the of the Gospel In Foreign Perth The %r.emcKah:ro . .
Into great fury now ha flew. unanimously. Lot meeting the lum.lctor asked if any confirmed.-These ceddement was wag also posted on the gate. Mr. Allen shortly after- on the Queen's Bench.
of polioe. ______._
'man on that night, that the cootie'
e fit. Mary's, Leek Until further nodes services will And changed from words to blowy. one was in favour of it, and there woe not one.
. handl .dy was heard-Sibley, that he didn't have any, and
THZ DUKE op Affel
Mr. Smith seconded the resolution. set up the excuse s they made when Um case mound the by a Along fugue
YU.
be the best we ever had. was hh'y be held In this Clturch on Friday evenings, commenc-
Mr. RANDALL salted whether it would not be necessary Warren, that he had • bet attack of the sesame ThilY
Whack, whack! Whack, Whack I Thump, were lined 900. each including mate y morning. Segue jer t ,
Meg worked smoothly, hardly any beg ee half-pest seven.
for the vestry to sign ill
thump I Thump, thump, Is.
THI LATI HEY. HEIRS MOULT,-We notice in the The CRAIRMAX sad it would be sufficient for the chair- A lad of Wimborne. named JONA& Miles, was fined . ,
The Po4maeter-General announces that the 81100•011 .441 N waking of was met with, all the His flanks tie b kit reed o'er- lean to lien the resolution on behalf of the vest-y ; but if i cod remitted, for letting off fireworks In the attest on the
of the ash for the eacouragement of small savings
show-room of Messrs. B. G. Browne and Co.
Bee spits of whack and thump, that drank 00th Ootober. AFGHANIST A 5 .
sa made by the committee, and
~ sculptors, of St. Auguatine'eparade. Bristol' • fine auld Went slower than before, it was wished he would put • copy of the resolution where 29
..
ed f tags stamps, experimentally tried in
it could be darned He continued that reason about carry- William Pedusen, of Guano IR. Mlchm•L was aumeemb by mesas u pus
coached
. .
v k.
THE NEW SMALL SAVINGS SCHEME. (Monday) morning.
of Argyll left /
weather t° be fine t" malts "le admirably executed marble tablet, which s about to
es, las been so mark elanng these
" Ter stubbore post," cried he, "am yet log deer water 700f1. into the sea, not being in the plan, by Alfred Whittle. farmer, of Wellston, for that Csatkul.
The evening of Friday was be erected by the parisbiouers of Fordiugton, near
Words, blows, Tve tried ie, vain; was s decidedly weak link. Colonel SlJohn states that 'MC beieee,44l
Another plan I'll try, and het a will take effect
being the driver of • waggon drawn by three horses dit. it.anhmewibeelitin hi operation, that he has decided to extend
boris, and
Mr. Levitt. said said the plan bad been bidden sway by bur wilful cogligenCe, damage complain:Vs carriage. ••
It to the whole country. Toe deciaio _ ~ a all well. The soldiery of the Ise:
Rev. Henry Moore, M.A. The r-v. gentleman, w
lithebetter, but !tinily any Dorchester, to the memory of their late eket, the
Teel never sulk math" under the Board at Weymoute, and brought for gfame from Monday, the 15th, after which day a deposes a _wt., but Abdunaki.a.
him Au..
en amount of the smoke is lately deceased, was not only highly esteemed by his. out the knowledge of he ratepayers. seeing
defend,nt coming, called eut to him, bathe re . t- '"
. He did_
_net skirling in. postage
bank.
&It cnuneb• pact! into anelyepul,
extensive
(1 andahardeineastrildstse
.4nial:4"l- 4111
Indbury hanging about parishioners, but also enjoyed a wide reputation for Then out • cracker smell he took earl with- -Complement said be was driving •yo
er.na fifth November either, oorrespon
unanimously. nee bateee* he
Bench differed the short time the experiment haa beau .in
' that fleet Guy noss his scientific attainments and twiny useful inventions.
Which be to poor moke's tail did hook, The GRAMMAR put the resolution, and it WM carried
claim
okabrineLky ttie,:inerofaodr
daslua,a.:llinei,ofn,medn,snute:i.stou
...
Lau
Mr Setae proposed, and Mr. Kamen° seconded that the oomplenent ran into bine but the n. that during Gu
both agricultural and sanitary. The (oriole! is the
1605, we doubt if
inscription engraved upon the memorial :-" His speed to urge with Mehl, the resolution he signed by the Chairman on behalf of the with him, oil need bee he and 8 . costa.
beet, and promising him support. Th...
h. aril Job Light and Walter. leery, and John °received, and more than 7,000 new accounts have Law arm lea • C !WOW "II
y are nag sonahay f hit
d appearance as by the churchwardens and other parishioners in Bass, hang! Bang. bang! Crack. crack! meeting and for warded to the Lecal Government Board. potation more than 14,000 stamp depusits bays been nal.' and Herat, i2Vitine{ A.Yeeh
ed through their agency. As tbe selected counties or dem ..e
Crack, crack I Curled. Burton, of Kineon, were summoned by Henry &patrols.
open
lone before memory of the Rev. Henry Motile. M.A., for more
Quick up went lees one, two;on the coutain less luau one-tenth of the entire population of
than 50 years pastor and (ether id this parish- a man tog of the Rural Sanitary Aut'amite at a time when Mr. cocupatim, a Thorn o Clnaell, at C mford II THE RISING IN SOUTH
Id horrible' No need was now fee word or whack. 'Tr d nta, the couotry, it may be fairly assumed that if the plan
laborious to the last in the ministry of Gni', Ward,
As rider seen did rue. Siena one of their Guardian., wee Away for • holiday, and 11th of 0 iolser.-Sem way. saw uue of the 1 ent •
MI. LOT&LI. believed the plan was carried at the meet. keeper to bird Wimborne, for trespaoing on lands in the
Ark(
ad mixed valiant for the truth, fearless in reproof, constant in m, Whoa stainuge use
YUKTItim VienTial.
..
stormed kat s teatime,
4 quite kindness, and eelighting to spend the stores of his For as.! almost like shot Irma gun it out, and 010 others sera in charge of a lines° and cart, country, it would, UTtni tile licii,kl i.: furred to, We
what the other Guardian, to state Woe Ligh', run a rabbit into a hole and attempt o dig had bout
Caparobwys
c..,e:Sn.ucirtlatass
• . Y. -lib tee jiat
That beast careered alone. applied
din ehe first twitence to the Whahole
ge
-fends. knowledge and energy in the caseate.' effort both to Iduistaarie's Mountain steer I egbeei irai
And left his ruder-minus lon- he to enter into detail a. I' the C ins, of the drainage a trivial cu-', and fined Isaac Lein 10'. and 8 . coats, the
Me. J. Beurron said it wnuld be • great mistake were which thee etoPeed in the road-The Bench thought led to the opening of more than 70,000 new accounts,
eme promote the earthly well-being _of Ms flock and to guide
The madly road tipois. scheme bring brought for ...rt. 11, withed to act in con- other co. - they dioniaewl, the ke..per to pay the costa. -
them to (Threat and to Him. He wart appointed vicar
A NEW POLICE ORDKR. operation a large body of the natio
" May, 1829. and here died February 3,1, 1880, leaving Lad there he lay fur minutes five, of p,. trudges, on land In the 5,013& attacked 1418 COlolll4O I -'
--44
Beth sore and furl end bruised; be easily borne by the raiop ,yer• •hould be adopted. Rig for tresp .. ~ ex in puemit
b.v. 4
cert with themselves, tint tie scheme which could Cheeks Cniiepter, of Lytchett Metravers, wit. suunn.med
t arectinee
• name ever deer and venerable among his belovedmost desirable that good dee amen end water surely should occupation el Juniors Cueffey. on ibis 220 I Coto ,an ,Aus N Waal ii&l umoll ISIJ•td by the C eumissioner of berromedes village. Before
reed And since that day nothing alive
people. ' I must work the work. of Him that sent me
By him has been id-ueed. be provided, or &mime w.i.il i bv engendered, and on the also with &welting John Fenc•it Idanteldverder t"' Mr. I mew to use s sleet tom ell peewee fumed drunk entt ethee a mod body of them were
..........messeee,
'hire it is day.'-St. John x, v. lth.“-Bregol Mirror.
W.M. Rural Sanitary Authority would fall the blame. Even Fryer.-(11r Fryer left the Bench durum the hearing f inuagialeir le • ;mime thorouguiere should be locked upend aides, and five ot their amulet iteee--• le
ratepayer was °omissions ef the complaint made, and that the cater-The complainant saw the delendent In , 'urn-- reim„d when emm. „eur „wegemieom mei, „hen im.
----... ...._ ebeisty advanced in great aurae something most b. done . ler tee pest two years they had pany with hit lmother, trespass' ar, and demanded his their amused...co below., a wargistrati. in CASIO/ woos ..... _ • . .e .
retreat , 11,
BROADJKAYMB.
COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS. their puestion. era it
been war .ing it off; but the metier bad been so premed On gun, and own that he keockel him drorl.", and he fell per.,~,.
~,, is
,to app... before we wremwew ib. litfluialaf
.to in an orderly reeemee-elitt
Aeon:Mew- - Rose Hanson, aged eight years, lining the Board that they were were forced to take action; but upon something severely injunue his _ inter is ter be reported ao We Geminassioser. who will quash- -
SATULDAY. at leruelmayne, was admitted into the Hospital on be, as one of the Guardiene should be ready to supped had since offered him 310. to say nothing about it-Mr. teeu deride olio, won, is to b. adopted. The Illiellbell are now ia open rebeime.
• Friday with • broken arm. Reinforcements are being sent to ee
PPuiregnierTaht follatothwinge teatepe,lekdairalhaallobv:enmbe7ceiet'dale,
the scheme that would be attended with the least expense, Trevanion, for the defence, cross-examined thme..comup.laikunt-
so lons as it would give setis'ae.tien. ant, who admitted he h been a poacher
1. Middleton, Esq., Colonel Henning. C.&,
WZYKOUTH. Mr. Loy= wished the Guardians to post the parish up did not know whether he ever should be again, and also
as to what was to he &he; they shoold call sweet- that he hat been lined ClO for selling beer without a A "SWEARING CLUB."
Yet, Eq.__op.—
tuna easerael.
BUDD" DikTa OP AZ AIIATIU.,II M, 17111.1ML--1". kept Inc the dark. The ritepayers might sometimes be on the ground, and he was not corseniteine the act
Mg sad inform the principal ratepayers ; but they were license-Mr. Trevanion affirmed that Chaffer had a right
A publican applied at the Manchester Police-court on ing continues in Basutothad. In Wee,
-es charged with tresEasaing In search John Persona, who was employee lot 16 Yana •• ale to bolo the Guardians with ideer. alleged. .d „wpm..t had no right to try and telt. Tuesday Morning lOC an exteiaillon of noun on November driven out of Megabits district.
he property of W. it• Brinier, gag'. plasterer and 'later on the Johnstone Betste, but woe Mr. Bee:noir explained the £1.750 required could be away his gun, and the injuries; he received in the ores/tie sth, for &temper in cousin:tem with • "swearing...tab." Tice shur moving about with rebel 10t,,,,, .77 tie
also known from his playing • viol in amateur bends, borrowed at • low per centam. say 3or 31 percent,. and were the consequence of his own unlawful ark-For the eepeed,„re (m% eleadie,e) asked what tam was. The goee steady. emus reinforeumuko emeimifi
Istred foe '
theheoePresseald hal:men...red
eae dke was-
the. ...view. house-roof on
on Wednesday night. He had been at week on • that would be • very small charge on each ratepayer. The eremite the defendant and his brother, who was also applicant explaineu that lam were iinethed foe swearing the onbuty moving to the front." MI ke
Guanines could not adopts scheme unless it was approved summoned, were fined Me and costs, and for the aesaalt on um tiebbette and uut of these the sipper was paid for.
memwho-
ee deed Cland costa, tome ladder, had • fit, and died the same night. by the Board above, another.), and coats. -Tim money was paid. Mr. lieettlaur same...am surprise that Ices lines should be - ------
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to gaol for 14 days. TILL VOTING AT Tim ELICTIO/L-Thlis was unusually
Mr. LOVNLI. returned, the ratepayer. complete their James eery, lel:tourer. of Sixpenny Headley, was sum- soenormouses e., 0. „mos. to de"
,the die ece, of t ate
SIR BARTLE FRERE,
t cam was not properly repreeentel to the Local Government mooed for trespassing in punuit uf game on land in the repast. Toe epplicaat sod there was something abort.
mixed; but the following extracts from the analysis Board. occupation of T1.,.0111 DJUSWoraI, and the property of 000 lacy me. tom et,. gr, kiwiwe, declined to greet
safhlote&i:SurdaiTtii.,:ep.iritieriat.eleisa;.,trzFibssmrerenichnewwihiuwgetchatid.
at
honet.,lrtaitrielip:iii,ny;t:r:nl:l4.l.,4•aeeimittlie.aadeee,r.:,vii i
YOoD.
f e May show the numbers of the PrinciPlal emmithiations. Mn. BAUM!, did not think they could say that, Such Lord Alineton.-Tbere were several previous convictions se ext...
POWs as g 2,000 and Z 3,000 had been named. and such large against him, and he was fined 40s. and coda aittliell i'letninia air peoece- ", the smaller ones are far too numerous in their 'resist',
to publish I- outlay he should oppose. ---
le. said on Therm Charles, Drew Howard, and Laming... 176 As te the clause referring to an application forth. forma- BRIDPORT. OLERGYMKN ON TRICYCLES. persim,
e the defendant Hoene, Miligleilge, Mangle, and Tweed 148 than of a Local Board for Wyke, Mr. Loveee proposed „
aamwn" DUIPLAT ON Tee FIFTH.-There were but That spirit placed duty above se
'icing the street. !lineage, Nang* and Meting ... ... 71 that the application be made, remarking the rater, aaaaa - . A West of Zeeland clergyman, wishing to give his • l'artY 'ad &thee
contend their money has been so foolishly dealt with that few persons to witness the splendid and aimed bonier.. ei eie mem
....,,inti.... ...„, "h.. ...ids. tnterest. He only Moped the people ef Seise "
.cael,d itf"wmieetamee ,rh.&...lt•rlism, tr.w.A.thaißanae
omudvolgioww&rdogiccthe7rei,4
ore, thee would like to have knowledge of the spending of unparalleled display o. n Fridge) last, and . the limited then. „mode „a meymee Tee remenee genueeme p
a
r
,-
were better known in this country. X., lell
t him. He mew own money.
Nadas On ilienl to be about • hundred weaker than that of the Mr. Bowasms seconded. number of pyreteclueste, under no restraint, enjoyed out,,di hm„tmh„ee thire„.hea.„l medium, ofotoooy forget the native races, whom an eld iediee- 4AI I
themselves and annoyed everybody elm. The few lads "hinting that black cloth, a clericeJ 441, and whits recognise as among the most hopeful of the *
cut .ie association opposed to it, which appears to have carried Kr. KiILIUDOI proposed that no Local Board be applied who had a dozen crackers to dispose of made the most muster roam bet out of piece on the top of • bicycle, races of the earth. He thought the kart,.
4. lera with it 176 VMS. for. It would be a mums of more expense te the penile of them, and were greeted with some relishable drubb- He say. he One kavelled ergot hundred ostler on Alf work and traders who, under Mr. Gerd° 'en,e-e,
Mr. JAMBS &MMUS seconded, and on • division, there ,ege for their pain.. A few wretched wieibe were 'ea deputatioti tor the ductety tor tee Propagation of tee
'from Tug GARAY WISMAR STRAIIIIIII9I.-01 Tuesday
Gospel.- aml... mass ClillAd tee loleVall a great caution and
.e • difectighiantbteeto: dfeneatinft•theametethofoefythewareerregyreanni.t.o.ug-t11:":4447-e•-'el
nothing wohld give them in ore heart In mer--",:l
..d. morning the Great wawa.; of th, line piyhig bet.. appeared • majority against the Local Booed for Wyke, 36 t
adirmdientaaryt-bastryrleel.s were kicked bkeellng4
asep.sinst ; but On the mbar side only one hand was pieseme. Ws speed wag trout elliVl... to ought mum an
aortae. and he cevesee tiity mites • deo. as"- always carried
'oe Weymouth and Cherbourg, rested on uneven ground,
and is supposed to have strained herself. She made streets in
The vestry was clotted with • vote of thanks to the broken, and some ill-dismeed person threw a firework • peittuanesau Baud sometimes • buy. Net does ttle wormy work a little water in coming across, and is now prevented mt., into se open window at Mr. Guppy's, East-street. Mrs. pasture tesiansouim cud here. MO anectune, he minks, home. 'wok i
from going the voyage at present. The South of -- Guppy who was sitting in the room had a narrow contraeto trimonthly with • pores. Inasmuch as It requires
wland, due on Thursday morning at two, had not PORTLAND.
escape from being burnt to death. Her clothes 1.0 °mu, isogrooultug. no expensive atebitag, besides which -
LONDON CUBA (OPENING.)
'yid up to late in the forenoon, and it is feared a ignited and several articles in.the room were damaged. It may be lot at use dove oi a cottage with no one to hold
or accident has happened to her. It seemed that ANNUAL CRICKET SUPPER.
-mad in part of Cherbourg Harbour ha. been ____•___ One of the small gates at the 13radpole turnpike was b,. and so nate. penny or two math journey. Tee &debut- 'Wheat about Is dearer on the week. E„,
et use new motor hovauk bee& so etroggly pointed out,
taken away, and it wits at first reported it had been tem., eh t . . _ maize front fid Wei le higher. Scam and pa"
way by the late storm.
Lira ikenuasa al their tricycles in eel el
to As wipes. iii twee tne cavity terwaser mom ma hem Fine maw Lori teed . te
leg barley . y ; griadiN .
'TO e.otAxoroae.- Ars. Fisher appeared on The members of the Portland Cricket Club met at their sacrificed to the devouring deity, the Turnpikes Tru.t,
as I, W‘" "man' Arrivals-English wheat 4 631 • 6 "
but the Rai to h since bee tared The P'
annual supper nit Thursday evening lest, at the Victoriae m oil gate as nos a gap . lammed bye eortutooteau, soineemee by a poi, and in •feev . , VI.. ..t, 11
I adjourned summons for 141. odd mum- Hot ,l. where Heat Hedsden had provided an eecellent rumour that Mr. Wartol2 would be sacrificed alive, inanumes by their wives and lowliest. sacks • foreign wheat, 60,856 ; bake, teei.e a,
been adjeurned for the Wyke collector repot in his handsome room. The tables were decorated caused a little commotion, but no effigy came forth 42,709 qrs. ; dour. 42,442 barrels and Leet me-
hooks, to see if all the receipts were with epergnes. adorned with geraniema, chrysanthe. and a large number, to say the least of it were die- - ,
DISCIPLINE IN A ROMAN CATHOLIC
es he stated.-The books had been nthms, and other flowage, the errengement doing credit • pointed. Report says that a fair representation of -
erow said the magistrates knew that to Mrs, Lander Mrs. White. end Kra R atcliffe. The the home, member snuff•box and all complete, under- COLLEGE. LONDON CORN MARKET (cLosis
very bad state whea the collector genial Rector, Rev. J. A.. Been, presided, faced by Mr. t . . • ...• G.)
went the fieey ordeal on the following morning. entire
'ey considered there had been aF. Will., hoe, secretary and treasurer, and there were _ Grain trade steady, wheat generally 1.. . cey.e) pall. They did not also present: - C iptain Alla, McLean, Mr. Ce e were several instances ef ill-feeling, sod a few got we AL the Richmond ewe" Serums, on Wednesday. Mr. the week ; flour, lid, to la up; oats, In.; men .
le d ' than they
Hower', Nam. Stilwcad blilledge, Persons (dation. more lsa the way of wk. an bruise" an ay Teems. Killeen, preemie et lie Mary's College, Richmond. lid. dearer • beans and tenth —- '
vette, wine there and sweet. peed
mat -c). F. Rsynode &men, S. S Ililledire. & S. bargained for. This la scarcely to be wondered at was cheesed woo &smelting and beanie ousel Ilti pupils, „awe, be'eteetending &gum ton
'tad not • and they del not Boils. Gooding.. Johnson. Boot, R. W, Gibbs, IL Russell, when the fifth is celebrated in such an unsatisfactory named Henry May. Orem the evidence it appears that ---' --'' steady; grinding weak'
'ye stated that she did not. R iynolds (Weymouth), Kendall, Cooke (Weymouth). manner, the lad refused to eat some " dirty '' puddiug that wee
ad. It was some little Ratcliffe, Bane., Friend, Weed, Ranee, C. Warren, given to him at Mauer-Inn, Km Killeen, the principal's i.e..
was themistake of the Kee Mcßean (Wisynieuthe lieeare. Jan, W. J. Serino, wile, temonsteated with him, but without the domed METROPOLITAN CATTLE-Mottu
Tbiealton, Roberts, Patten, Brett, Williams, Sutton, effect The Led was ordered upstairs, where la remained (Tun Day.)
es brought up on ".. he' for some hou
irtlanb. rs. after wciuta lie was sent to the Lavatory to
Mr. Runtime ea usual placei an excellent repaateen the About 4-000
do penance (in accordance with the rules of the esiabitale e. besets, including 120 fore.lei
, and J. Leadie, tables. i " •
. actuaries game and cape al pastry, and the watt. ' A MAGISTRATE FIRED AT IN LONG- meat, where the Roome Catholic faith is laugher. Com- deli, from 4s. to Si,lod. 10 't Mrs and haring Ms wa. mod attentive. A° ehasl; menee
ot. se ve u o'clock The CHAIRMAN If .ve the " Tirallh of tbeQieen." forovred FORD. *anent was then ordered to bed, and at hall-past ten he from 6a. to 6s. Bd. ; calves male from i
was diseurbed by tweed the manatee; mestere, wee held him 4s. 64. to ss. BJ. ' b .',
"61
dia
1 eta', timber lee the t 'art et " Toe I'. inCe of Wel, •tn.l tic no “' ill., by t 5. sews and legs, elitist me petecipel administered to per eig t lb& At boaters la
, it. was K 9.41 Featly.' After referring to ihe I 're fit f., her —des_
him • levers Uirashiug with a oane. He was then sent wen 3,000 besets and 7,000 sheep.
e, herbals Alejeaty, an the p itmeartr of ell t.e R., al F mit Lie who On Wednesday evening, as Mr. Charles Dudgeon, to an adjoining moin‘ conitaniag a bedstead and wawa..
_seek have the the happy knack of detest the riubt thin. La the .I.l'. Was returning on foot from a farm near Ciondra one., esei este he was oottoalled to remain the whole SOUTHAMPTON CORN, Fail:tale-Then wear,
s;_!,:rg right tem-. Tbe Prince of Wale, win Always r. ady Ii In. hi LOngford, he was fired at from behind a ditch. Mr. night, attired eel in Ms night shirt. Oa the to/lowing attendance at to-days market &We English esderee`tee.iitde• st7,ieguer..r w eairks..td
.7)
cli,castaiticititayl.. sue.' as i o,llr
1.8. erk woitcr,.. Dudgeon, who was accompanied by his bailiff's seine counting he seep id, amid mend his way to Kenaingtoo, wheat tirm trade, at full prices of let west lee
~n- trending at Levi... in !Bopp .rl, ..f Uptdrnn.,lll.. erP"..... hl. named Casey, was armed with a revolver, which bit where.. I need examined haw, and found that us bad tome maize, and oats &I. to Lc more money end, re te
'on keen lee for ever; ti.ielleh pi Vine coniniepoleil him t i took out, but the intended assassin hial elemady de- and blliyi.e7e= ult. brir.."....1"'", betltrr 118,011.1.1111: buyers. Flour, fair sale at Is. per each alreece Ne
the people, an I they weld drink bide health, b. ping test cemrd• Mr. Didgeon escaped unhurt., but his face heat, red, glii les. to All lie.' new wauk. it. i
.Bench imposed • fine ofa4os 'Ludt& costs
Po. ehadow eould never grew leo LtePlauee 1 we, ollaukened by the powder. He mute on te Long. ' ' ZI2 la. per load ; Oats. 2ln to Si.. ; malting belbe •
Mr. HOwARD smile:teed '• Tee le seep sad Cl ogy aed foral and hayed informations with the conetabulary, to he ; grinding ditto. Ma to Aka ; beam, 41., •,,, e
' peters of all D 'amain 'locus.'. T a more they knew of who were quickly on the alert. A party .of police and pl.', 37 s. t 3 41s. ; maim, 275. to Its. per qr.; See 7a
375.. pm. sack. es the more they were pl-e« d with them; and he RESPONSIBILI TY OF RAILWAY 00M-
sob-inspector were promptly on the scene of the ()ut-
ter the health ef their Cersirmen, who had rot a . SOUTHAMPTON CATTLE, Filhar.-There rir
iage, and are mokine etrenuoit. exertion.; to discover
-xetnne. le c 'using fore et thet night, showing PAN IES. very small supply of stock at our market toese as
I. eior d "'" hirall• '4 ledr going together with a clime t''' the assailant. Mr. Dudgeon saw a man thin attendance of buyers, consequently trate inert
elin,l. (Drunk with ap 4 ow./ running acmes • field after the shot had been fired. It m at • standstill. Beasts sold at 13e. to Its. pa ma a
loom, iu responding, i• ocularly sail there ought appear. Mr. Dudgeon had some litigation at the Long- At the Mary leboue County Coot, Fnday, before Mr. mutton, tk. 4d. to 6,.8.1. per stone. Tee logogram
veil M 11,4,41 henries, either tit i " Old font Quarter tieseton, but not of couch importance. A &event Wheeler. the Rm. Vicery Gibbs, clerk in holy offered :-Basel4' Hi; calve.' 16; see"' 165" eila' .°I er the "Died March in Soul - weuld have young mail !lamed Nangle was apprehended at Cron& order, of Sc, Detainee'', R. •genes-park, emetic to recover horses, 16.
to. (Leughtere Although it had loan lad night on a charge of shooting at T. Died It the sum ot £lO from the Great Western Railway ItCompany f SAILLSBURV CORN. TereneY. -A fair diesenot
eri clergy were the best abua-d men in is alleged when the ' n pnioner sew e ror,ileortliary forth. Los of . fox Clean Web. Plaint'!" case was that ,y,...annerse,„„ande dealers. Wheat We,haesent wase,,,,eeia sh.,,T,....selleileat
,nr4 elm the wet neglected Among i • on the 22ad of May lea he seat his gardener to the newsy ''''''" "'" ' "*"' ""'"'m '''' '"" '""" ''' ---""- - '
arch'. ea./a it would be steaug. if imaging a south qf hio prenjiaes, no produced • gun, station at Waddington with the dog in a hemper, which a__la&d, week. In some mass Doer qr. more we rote
eink slurp, but on the whole they Ifol • certain IwPer was found near the neighbourhood had been used forth. same purpose on previous occasiona .......„"erley weem in gmedoewsuPeelY• Trade quiet, st lag WV
Ito th.,r Er....t which 1/..tliti have fitted it an wadding. Prisoner was There wes A card uu the hemper addressed to the con• '"'""''' eeedin"'"a arm.
Toe ti• thee Blacksmith." remanded, emote at Abingdon. The gardener told the Clark what SALISBURY CATTLE, TtIEADAT.-There wis isr
trmy. N any, and Volunteer Thunelay morning, John William Nally, one of the was in the liatopet, seal paid dm ordinary fore. Oa the large supply of beef, and best oxen mare from el tub
e• 11 .iees I in the task ...1 persons about to be prosecuted by the Government, followiug day, in conseepance of the non-delivery of the ed • more. Cows and heifers about les Then inii
-en conferred on the eery be was served at his residence, Balla, Ireland, with hainp..r, inquiries were made, and it was allealt&lued that Lute supply of sheep, but trade was dull See em
ere. d to the mom md if
• the dog het ecsped Irien the ha hamper. It was caught made trona tia tid to is per stone. There were sot ree
summons to attend the ue .r DoICIIBO. With the een's Bench within four days and put beck again. bot at tig•la oacesed. nod .8.8 kat, good
sheep on off"'
omodion for the arise, to &newer the charge alleged in the indictment. A and the plaeingeoeteed-d i bat whatever might here been DORC ESTER CORN, SATURDAY. -There eel ise
',Jain blieLlen fur the eummons was also left at the residence of Jahn the sleet of the Lamp r when delivered, alter the first attendance. linglish wheat was Ls per qr. &dem*
Ind. 4. Willieni Walsh. All the summonses and indictnenta eemiles the e'"eo`ane bet seeice• sod ehoold have prevented line samples, ranging from 42s to 495. The satialswel
' snip herewen is heeinst the Irish Land 'ampler', (secret, My, Boytain, he codaDd,-Hr. mills c•aitend ~1, on beheld of the cow. !wit Week was 4.54 led for general gamine. tEmpele
' edocating eh es. . lave new beet; seriadi pony, that the deg was loot ',eagerly escured, and if tee toreetla Inferior eamples were a drug on tar egg
nglit, and they A nievereent is on footin Lonsion to establish among c impaoy were table it we only to the extent of £2. as For foreign wheat a restricted sale was °outset 41,4
v. that: having the various Irish organisations' the M I"
in e etmpo is and sheen by the prined notice to toe bookiug-office which selling at from the to Md. Maine advanced 61 le ,
NM stated tit .t the temp my would n ,t, le table from. loos or °ate were tid per qr. cheaper. Dry beans very scre d
e are just throughout Great Britain a national subscription for iujury toeyond £ll, unless b. Ibe declared ad el 1 ' C
84 a Igor re ue at the en trance S. Peas were .n MUNI.. lad Irell
enim„e i. the defence of traverser', so that the funds of the Land time of delivery, and an excess of the usual fare paid. The re of barley yielded £1,680, or an eve of lee.
eeee al League may not he in-trenched upon. learned Judge wee of opinion that the company were Tieday • large quantity of English beray mu matte
two- Additional troops have been ordered to Timm and liable lot the loss of 'he dee, mei judgment leas entered Mims n'srled from 22" 3:4-
'ton ; Headfone for the 15th inst. and on the same day a fee the patine! for £lO, the amount d ILR C
claimed, DORCIIESTATTILE, SATURD Then AY.- oil
'the party of Nl:trines will be qu'artered in Bantry. A troop *mai Wlty_liy. Fin beet realised 14% pet swell; barrtert
1. ef the 19th Human has been ordered to join thedeott -. _ L 25 to •.= per pair:
..eows and calve, titans. 1 1
at Navan, and it is also intended to station troo t The Home Secretary hat written te aMa Baal, inform eiiiname saab
Good . stack bulls, £8 £l3; wan' "Ui
Killarney. Pe a ing him that the G.tvernutent will take ' 101. per lb. OWW1.11•118 t.O give a shock t----
nduddah ca but for all dew.*
affect t o the Select Committee. recommeadatio .
On Sunday night a jearty of 12 men visited the house coos to the Leedom Sr'"in .
water sappy. --.-
a fancier named Michael Smith, near Virgin* An order for winding op the Silkstene and Dods/oath AMERICAN IRON MARKETS.
ty Cavan, dragget him out, tind, having forced Coal and Iron Company woo made on Friday. The ehers The /
'it,. bi. imam, shot, over him, and compelled capital of the Gllllpauy was .f. 300,000 and there are 4399,0e0 dated Now York, riday :-The quotations for &OS raitiwiffsr oblides the following cable
' esela
'wear that he would give up his farm, which he worth of debenture,.
g
led for the last 23 years. A tendert iron, toough nominally o are aroma ift
p occurecl at 13.111 cl w 44. Shropshire. on the Great despite duo general quietude,schlanga& .
• fairly good blew i 'tint colluded for the fund to provide rr,..e.tiarce.ltailswir Feeley immune. The traffic between doing. Prices are the same as tit given last woot '
aye Captain Boycott's crepe is now far Tim lithaenrunne areal: awt"HsinalPandad, further improvement ham taken place in the dare Is
has assumed larger pre- scree iron and old rails. es for old rails. MOM.
-as called for, and it is proposed to apply portions, the men objecting too the emeloeinent of le similar purpose. Great excitement cutters, although these sere introduced at at"in
again risen
in nil"' ° alteration of anf lati
their sollcita- coca
Ilinegibe on Wednesday by the report lion. occurred daring the week la the market for awl ne
leangeauen were coming down to At Leeds Assizes, on Fridey, Alice Maud Mary Pickerin 112
W• here sin • stronger demand for. and better berg
'a crop. A large crowd assembled aged 19, domestic servant at Scarborough, was fount unchanged.
In, So-plates. and quotations, though awash
are meth firmer.
^7_
__ ~___,_;,_ ,_,,.. ,e_ guilty of the murder of her chill, and sentenced to death. .
k.r...,c•Zl:d BoycottoueZi"ei 1-.7 Tb child was four yeara old, and prisoner drowned it in •
Me brook. -
William Brownlee, the man now lying in Durham HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
- Gaol
under mem of d oh f bmurder •
um es fir t a of his sweetheart c Cattistock Hounds-Tuesdayith• day). am"
11
"ro THli AGITATORS. Zligabothil"loot% al &elan wood, toe written to his victioe; ross-roads ; Friday, 12M, Fleet-st 10.46.
Bench sat on Friday Mr. Redelyffee Hounds-Te
mother, expr.a.na deep regret foe the murder and asking wood t a urldaY. N°Y.
nth'
her forgi oboe', dilbse
connection with the It was stated late on Saturday Might that ' the Lord Chief Lord Portman's Hounde--Tnureday, Nov. HO, le
oral for Ireland of Justice's health wellness to improve. bury Athos: Friday. Ashley Wood-al 11.
an, Joseph Gillis The entries for the forthcoming cattle show of the Smith-Bleckmoor Vale flotinda-Tusedat (this day>, BO
Morn.e sexton, field Club have been ascertained lobe quite squid In poi Lodge' Thursday, Noe. 11th, Buckhono Weston; Ma
„en. Thommi of numbers to those of hot ye.r. Tbe prime will be iiti, (17. 13", Green Men, Puttees-et IL
~---ip. Boytne the aggregate value of over leJelle. The thaw will be we
in Gordon.
"o divided intoBo claims. BIRTHS.
A
yak. W. .sculling match for !MO between Elan lea cock, the 0••°b•r Wit at 16' Basele.stc662' Dmbeeeer' the ink°
Australian, lac! an American, named J II R'
I. . 'ley Caine Mr. Matthew Henry Tilley, of a danotm,
ominous, off on the es, from Putney to Mortlake, on Saturday. ,(Lckhore ~,Y9teet Ale.e.randmee___ terrace. Dorcheite, the 01
Then A large number of spectators lined the river aid-. After m sir' S. C. °art, m a 'mash"r
eded an exciting race, laycock, who was the favourite at the MARRIAGI*3.
her dart, won by three lengths.
The six days' October 26, at the parish church, Cie:inane Monier
e _Pedestrian competition at the Agricultural. Salop, by the Rev. H. (1. Child., Tim. sagged *0
haill,olld9tt, terminated on Saturday night io the victory Ray. E C. Oldfield, rector of Miechin mama
of Rommel, who had covered a &some of 568 mike. Gloucestershire, and by the father of the bride newt The record of Littkeopd, the second Man, was a little Roisoo, M.A., curatmin-charee of II ' e.
'
'Sr 470 miles. ernott, Socomwe,
Catherine Anne, youngest daughter of the Itte 7_,e`
' deste e bactiv 'er exolosion occurred
'lug at , et. - on Saturday Mathew, curate of Cloebury•Moetimer let, head.seise
tag the ckworka at Jarrowesn-Tyne. The of the Grammar School, Dorchester. .us were comeletely wrecked, and two men were October W. at the parish church. Liansamllet. by °
• injured. Her. T. Walters, D.lie, the vicar, assisted by the eels
wehery was on Saturday elected Lord Rector of W. C. Baker, rector of Bakin 8
'Menet'
and ° be ' lb.
1J eiyaratty by a majority of 39 votes over Sir R. L Morgan,' Henry °flamer vmour, rely
' serrin•
S the Conservative candidate, son of the late Major Glenn_ , M_e.N.L.
_ ato Laura Not
Vd likely to arise between Chili and the eldest daughter of Frances Prioe, Esq., Gwerollwil•T' luough Use seizure of a yacht sailing under Glaccoorganshire,
o flee. •
October 117 at the Abbey Church Sherboroe, by
~.;
'Wee on Saturday, Charles Hand was Rev P. Williams, DO., owls of '
the bridroom. sais"..o, meritede for life for shooting at • by the Rev. O. C. Hillier-a, rector of Se nnalal. '''''-
fOrdWellt, cousin Of the bride, and the Rev. W. 11. Ifea 'ates that the &armee% Burdett. ricer of the w g
the condition pariah, William Henry only moo of___,-
of the poor and Williams, Essi , M.D .of Sherberme, to Louise ewe"-
ee linited Kingdom, has ex- daughter '
of W. Iligheucese. t
decrees Esq. M.D., also of Shriner,
November 1, the Ewe of Maimethei7 G.C.re. s7i ' March in Paris on Hamilton, daughter of th• ince. c
late John R.lun ''' '
newer. arrested for show- Pro* Court, Somerset.
-eligionista. After being November 4, in Loudon. Arthur, of Maurice DOI
, eon i
'were released on the of Partway. to With. dough°
'Wish Embassy. the late Johni'iTyVteit Wars.. (7,y Lent.
d at St. Petersburg DZATHEI.
'teen, and imbue October 9, at Vemtonlue Mr. Jam Th...
'ace and Moscow Abbott, son of the late Willi Le Abbotk animate....."'
Blandford, aged St
lommon Life October
13" 46 W. Farlegh-road, Stoke NewieM
'e consumer Loudon, the beloved wife of William Reaiicia,
a variety 67,Teetre•_r •
her th. ~,eooe 27, at the Vicarage Houma lame &oft 4
4rable r" t Frrds4k Pe4r,"4lodgee. D.C-1-. 1....
.
,wer the-heater College, Vicar of Lyme Regis, -ft
'sad; 27, at ireltall-place Dorchester, &So*
abort ilium, Mr. DOW aged h.
~ Aid a Drowned off Korn:ea. riluring the gale °I ""
October, Neon eeptonne Gomm 'review. es e y
labs Wffitam u.
~ --wUns. Kip of Martiriallown. aTTL
Whin.
e 80
October 28, Edward J. Cowdell youngest ma -1 etbi
else Cowden, Req. M.D., of florchester, seed - 0
'ober 28, at Butt's ithap, than, ShafteaborY
intim. aged At
,$), at itihi Wastatreet, Dorchester, Frgic'
'he l Mn.m ate John Roger., la her 61st rew etei
A at Motcomhe, Mrs. Elizabeth Bridal.
a I ro'
tt Martinets:ens, Jape Elim....—
'enema:ter 3, Henry James. 5e ~;„--,...,
' Char-se, aged 8 yeas". me
end Annie lills, of diptheria v
'lteryattiodme Somerset. Meow,
Sett, in his Mod year:
ens vicar of Dudiee „.. _eat.
' Nickolsestrest. "0""
DO'
Pools, Mr. Hare
t, Sr.
ve of her ovs._, egg
moo. . the hole"'
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