The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-28 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

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OLLIIOIIII Of Tall FiSSIST.--Boste don ego a ga.
oarsman% cutter mask la the Bay, and oho ws• followed
Xasothor, asd them wreaks have not been removed.
Thursday • not with a lame goaatity of ash was
Whig hauled In °imitate the ktoyal Crescent, when It
0106agaisat the ma,t a one of thee cotters, was
brawl asd the fish were lost, • sod disappointment for
the poor niss.

-0134rto—Ms —As Saturday, the lir June. ia the day
ted for the ceiebration of the minlvenery of Her
Majesty'.nty's birthday. the Customs House at this port will
be Mooed, gad all badness suspended on that day, and
we are requested to mention that all psaymenta, nesudig
on the Ant of the month, will be made on the
y following, the 3rd June, between the hours of
10 a.m. and 2 pan..
BOARD Or GUARDIaIIe.—At a meeting of the Board
en Tuesday the following resolution wail proposed by
Mr. W.. Chiloot, seconded by Mr. Howland Thomas,
end unanimously passed : 'That a vote of thanks be
Denby accorded to iitr Mammy Lopes, for the able and
demoted manner in whisk he has foesht the battle of
the rate-payers, la Parliament, and to all members
eesseeted with this mut, who supported him at the
late division of the House of Commons, and that the
Clerk be requested to convey the same to Mr Massey
Logr;D.B.V.—Our rifle isorpa met at the Kinee
OMlse on Wednesday evening last. to be inapseled by
Abe Adjutant ()speak Barrett. Limit Andes was In
ceesseaad, ersdl by Qoarter master-sergeant
Sergeants Roberts,Jeffery, Cracker, and Barton,
Meadssaster Board and 17 bead, 48 reek and Ale. The
deeps marebed over the liaekwater Bridge, and had •
stiff drill for about an bear in • Asid sear the gm
works„, Oapeela Barrett then isongratuleted theist upon
their performance. espesially Si they had had butlittle
skirmishing drill. Re also spoke of the autumn
lasecruverk and hoped there would be • good attendee's
from Weymouth. The corps then marched round the
Mush corner and over the Harbour bridge, and were
dlemitesed at the orderly no MM. The °orris and their
benders. credit to the teen.
8100 ND DIuOv.TIAs-Io p ODDFILLOWIL —On Moo.
day the Oddledlows of Weymouth. tried to make up
their looms of Yeomanry Tuesday by walking in pro-
session about the town and !afterwards beets • pirrnie
Is the field. The weather wee mat teut4imtig —no
nooses did the brethren come out thal • heavy shower
el rain wouli Nil and drive everybody indoors. After
sassy a disappointment the brethren restaged to (emu
a pentemelon In the lllowing talk!:

Band rair D R.V.
Jurconle Branch of Oddlelloira.
Loyal UntlANI Ilnaher• Lodge.
Loral Kaerl•lor Lodge,
Loyal Weal. F.aatern Lodge, Pc.
The sun at het shone out brightly and the brethren
to the field, where dancing, inlaid, kissing
nriet.d.d ring. and other games, helped to pada • *awl
evening. The Oddlellows have been most unfortunate
Ws year, and though the arrangemeets were such este
merit • handsome profit, there will be great difficulty
in damping • heavy toes.
FOIIIIIIAL OP VII Rev. Joni Brirre.—Our readers
Mw in our last week's obituary that the venerable and
man who so long led the devotions at Si.
pod
Nicholas street chapel, had at het gone to his rest. His
funeral took place on Thanday laar. The remains were
brought from Dorchester by Mr. Ilueush, undertaker,
by reed, and the torria,;es proceeded down Park-street
be 01.ucesterstreet chapel. there were easembled •
number of ministers sod hiende of the deceased includ-
ing the Rey. Isaiah Dirt, latnerly minister of Bank
Indian's, Rev. W. Lewis, of Hope Chapel, FL'. IL A.
Bertram, of Barnstaple, who I. now oflieiating at
Gleameter.street. The Bev. T. Nears, of Dorchester,
was also prompt. Among the mourners, meat of whom
formed in procession behind the carriares, were the
above ministers, also the four deuces of Gloucester-
serest chapel—Mr. T. J. A. Bock. who se long gave out
the hymns under the demoted, Br. Damn, Mr.
Seymour, and Mr. B. C. Bennett ; —Capt. P. Swataide,
Capt. W. Roberts, Mr. J. B. Roberts, Mr. J. Landis,
Sr. Stone, he., Ac., iacludine a considerable number of
ladles. Tbe sorrowieg party moved up to the Front,
pried the King's Statue, sad went down George-street
ever the Baskwater Bride. to the Cemetery, where the
faseral service was 000duched by the Be.. T. Nes"
eadsted by Bev. W. Lewis, and Bev. Isaiah But. Mr.
flirt offered prayer In the seinetary chapel, and Mr.
Lewis at the grave. After the earemosy, the proemial
retuned to Glonesster-streell chapel, when they dia-
=merrowing, bat not as without hope. For the
Long and in most retitle and kindly manner
delisted as pastor when the lieleombe Beets ladepen-
4soll vanes had far lees outward advantaged that, of late.
The songregations then inst In the old ohapel, Mn.. sold
fee a theatre, and there Mr, Smith, often under difil•
sallies of =ay kind*, preothed this word of God with
parity. It was • steady dow of kind woe& that was
ism beard from his month, though there wait variety
and straightforwardness in his sermons, which ever
saaalforted • eultivated mini, sad • loving heart.
BOloookl PETIT Siumnose, Friday.—Before the
Mayor (Jac Robermoo, EN ), J. Ayllng, J. Drew, EN.,
O. Reynold., EN., and H. Redden. F.N.
TIM net oarea cum.

Orris Locitaci -0-rs:Mrlii-u-p -for further examination
with attempting to obtain Li by false pretence from
;Itra=l postorter.
=Earth Woodford, who lives at Dr Sump's, Wincanton,
said that on the 19th April, she wrote the letter (that corn.
gracing "Dear Boren and on the 20th April obtained.
poet °Moe order for LI from George Mitchell, enclosed II in
the letter and ported it
Mitchell, who is employed at the Wiocanton poet
allice7rEposed that the P. 0.0. and advice prolood were in
his handwriting,
Supt. Vickery, from information received on the 14th
from the Pmanrster, made enquiries aod found
left Weymouth by the 3 o'clock train for Dore eettr He
to Supt. Watts, of Sherhorne, and the same day
=fihrnd formation that ',from was apprehended, seat •
constable t Sherborne, who brought the prison's beet. When
he was at Weymouth dation be waa told told the charge, and
add that • lad named William Woodford asked him to go to
the Post-ollice and chance the order, and proadeel to hive
lila half-a-crown. lie went on Saturday night, but he wadi
net paid, and he then returned the order to Woodsford. A
=oger two alierwards Woodsford met him at the Brickwacer
railway cromin‘, and told him he had found out the
an.. ; it was William Woodsford, and be Ina to sign the
order in that name. The pilicemsa at the railway hut wier
him give the letter:
Illiniam Holden. policeman at the Backwater Bridge croening,
mid he oramonally wrote letters for the prisoner, and a short
time ago told he had seen Wuoddord give him mmething
out of his purse. Prisoner came to the hut and told him
that Win isford had given him • P. 0.0. Mitres advised
=to have nothing do with it, mhe might girt himself
tetr to
trouble. The order w.e not mat then; but a he. days
after rarer returned. Witness then told him be woidd be
Fuls.wroag to have anything to do with the order, he
olden) would not go to the Post-odic* with it foe LICO.
aid" All right, I have got • girl to ego it, and that
Will CIIMIT MS." . _

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kimono Domed Mona deposed to ming Wooddord to
Lovelaco onto, . . .

--PrieoesT;ra;Mmitted to take hie trial at the amiass.
Jens@ ITs, oppreolice to Mr Robins, tabor wae brought
Up tor stealing three eggs from a store of Mr Webb'..
gupt. Vickery meld the prisoner was opprehended by the
patios this morning with throe eggs in his poreedon, but Mr
Webb did not wish to prosecute.
Mr Arden mid prisoner was one oil the Week appreri..
Ned lest year the sovereign goareally given thus wee
last time because could not got a oortigotte ot good =rot.
Ty* had Utter be rdal, or We Indentures would be

The Mayor and Kr Barrett harLar cautlooed the prisoner,
be wee discharged.
Jane trammi.ur ins summoned for not paying a fine of £1
Oar Wog drunk and riotous. Ha mother Wed Wt he might
be Wowed sew days lower.
Ordered to pay In wren days, or Indic 14 days imprisounseet
WELLUIII Psvir was summoned for waulting Ann Byrn&
Mr. Reword appeared for the &fondant, nod said it wae a
quarrel, and Ins had been talkiest to the puttee, &dile-
%cmto maks It up if the Bench wrould perm&
Bends were very wiWag sad tesi parties retired with
Kr Howard, and on their return he ILLIDOWIOId that they had
Krto snake tip Um quarrel on the man tying eupeams.
. matter was settled.

VIBIT OF H.R.B. DIIX.II OF CiBRION:Ht.
Oa Monday evening lee there waa a rumour adost
that H.R.H. the Dube of Cambridge would visit Way.
=oath that night, in order to inspire the fortelsations
of Portland. Accordingly a small but seises party
&walled the opprosoh of the eight train, sad, the sews
✓edo( more widely airoulated, n ooadderable number
gathered by the time that the train, 'Welt was about
as hoar late,mede its appearance. H. lt. H. was resolved
all the station ho Lieut,..oel. B.lfleld, R.R., Lieut..CoL
lent, 77•13, Capt. Brown, command/se 7th Battalion
Royal Artillory, and Capt. Ot way, barrack-matter. who
ware waited on by Colour-tieresant Brien, 77th, Sergi.
John Hill, 7th LA., and Borabadier Leaden, R.A. A
lisod pair from the Royal hotel were in waiting
foarrß.H.; but the duke. who Luma upright. and
walked With as Arm • step as usual, decided at once to
walk to hie hotel. Having ems incognito. no guard
of
Meow accompanied him, and there was so military
employ. But the distingulahed oft we attrasted gnu&
ablestion from those who were in the seeret, sad a email
crowd oeicomposioa thin down tits frost of Clousester
Row. Almost biumdlaisly on perosiviag the sea.
$,R.8., with the Wend of an Faglishisaa, tuned
his eyes thitherworde, upset/mg to see the Breakwater,
but was informed that the Botha hid it trot=
In frost of tits Royal hotel mom travelling m
lad eclisetod a crowd, who not having tit* fear of
royalty before their eyes, kept their pleas on the
=mt, when the relative of the sovereign of a
monarchy amilod good husnoaredly, nod led
the way into the road, leaving the itorieremosioas
to keep the footway. In the Gloomiest hotel
=Dirks and he attendants dionppearod, sad nothing
woe does that night ; bet it war oadierstood that next
day he woad lespeot the Vera* sad troops, be., at
Portland.
Neat day the oarriegee were ordarod for half-poet ten
gad it was understood that H.R.H. weell entice Poet-
ised about a quarter-pad eleven.
At the tent appouited, ouly a few people were
presoak and tho appearanee of H.R.H. was quietly
resolved. allihreagh the sound of guns wee heard at sea.
BMW, after, the party, ocesisting of, aesordlag to the
'total arrival lire— H.R.H. the Duke of
Cambridge. 0.0.8., Gapers! elr Frederick Chapman,
LOB.. Lii, Colonel the Bus. W. Clifford. A. D.C.,
01011,111 Colossi JIWVOIOIo H.R., Colooel
Mbidleten, LA., drove off Is a couple of 'marriages, th•
Dake's drown by • pie of Sae peys. for Portland. the
tool ILBIL being supposed to be proem/ to
the Wt.

hISTICTIONII.AT POSTLASD JIT KKK.

The g-c.a-;1- -P-or-tisa—d wen ;ivy—Tale-Prepared
ter the aocordiagly the earthmen Mingled the
Duke al Cambridge, were seas driving towards the
✓ellway statics, without &Uremiag aoy special potke,
er made( any display. except that the dog was dying
it the Coals, and at • molesting put of the Materiel
huh op oa the Verne, m4ht be pereeived a CMGs Jack.
Wilt remerkable panotaality. the entry was mad*
pgadgely at • quartmpest 11, and the carriages as
gem presesded to Tied up that great &or read, by
whisk the steep him of the verse la Not so
bad this M er Mae howev, but that Capt.
Cl %lmgeot the Royal Hotel, bed sent op his
wigg. g before them. The reed =ls
morph so IS is to awry • reed up ggg
si Tanked at mai • gradient as atiaLl allow of •
argigog aging it, this VIIIMO hill maid hare beta he.
paselliable but for the bsekward andl forward tens
Ind Mao at this zigzag. by vala * Wig Might le
Mby a lam Mediae, repeated apia sodmom an
e is roughed. as Om sipag 'ppm.
freesias walls of the Citadel, it metes through gnat
=t in the satire rook, the omen of whisk
II ea
ap by Me Warm of • giant moo. At length
*abed la treat of the peat gateway, t to Mee wows
It a oity, dm Dail sod his sitosiosto
aliesessi to the Moo brawl mak frem which
We meta on over the R. AR amid thou moo
poem d is., mos uisswei lie 014.vuuI Ws,

some tarn out eitl awaiting their being worked ti
shape. some squared into m visitable blocks, mos built
up into wa,b, bastions, batteries, or served late beatti-
fel forms se in that fine Royal Arms over the gateway,
others square poles of roadruetal, sod ground into &tit
beneath your feet. But from lbi home of tee stone,
where warm a pleut met your eyes, to look to
the northwerd, at once opened a grand and beautiful
ceetrast of woe. Just over the breeetwork sad
gram" slopes suiseeeded mob other cut by the bends of
the bestir, or the East Weir read, and broken here
and there by greet ticks large enough to hold half •
street, further down wets the while homes of Castle-
town, with its tramways, erenee. WI other appliances
for moving about stone. And jest outside were the
pest blocks themselves ready for shipment, (inefficient
quantities to build a town. The blue waters of the
Roads next claimed the eye, shining wider • bright
sun, and dotted with numberless crafts, while H.M.S.
Ilmenwen, Trafalgar, Eadymion, the monster Heresies,
/se, lay is quietly at umbra es lf some of them did not
Garry the most tremendous ordnance in the world. Oa
the left that ancient wonder the Pablo Brash ran eight
miles to the north-west with • silver lsgoon
while °Made dashed the eaten with a violence bor-
rowed from the Atlantis) Ocean, in front lay the (Teta
bills of Fleet, Wyk*. and Weymouth, Led on the right
that modern rock pile, the Breakmmer, heat beak the
eastern waves, and stretched he arm to %balder the
navies of the most favoured' sad. The party memo I
shunned with the scene, which is ever lovely, ever
fresh. liming gszvi a long time, they retarsed to
their carriages, and drove under the gateway let the
Citadel. Having been joined by Llent.-Col. Beheld,
R. ft., Ceptain Pregame, it it., Captain °Jeep, ka, G.
Clifton, Esq. governor of the Prises, he., IMF Pro-
ceeded to review the troops which had been drawn op
in parade order sometime previously, and now resolved
the Duke with a royal salute, the bead busting out
into the National insbeis.

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The troops under arms war.:-
77i4 Beriana.—Lient-Oolonel Blit, Cana litres',
Captain Sk.-ne, Captain Brown, Copt: Fiekoll,
Topp, Hollingsworth, Beadnell, Fisher, Dawson,
Graham, Tbonipion, Westroaeott, !tab.-Liana Mein,
Lkut. Bornby, adjutant, Major Looddell, PS/ joeolOa
Asidstani-Surgron Hinman, qmarternienter li Wi
isergeaata, 20 bandsmen, 8 acting drummers and
musicians traiaing. and 8 pioneers, 228 rank and file.
Total 319.

29iA RegincaL—Captaln Davi., 2 .ergeanta 3 drum
meta, 4 acting draznaters, 1 pionear, 25 rank and ale.—
Total 36.

--A—deVa.ohment of Royal Artillery were also drawn up
: on the left of the rear, sod behind all a rained of
recruits looked on, donbtl se much edited at the grand
appearanoe of their elder brethren In arms.
,Tb. apprampoo of the hoe was indeed splesdid,
straight without a dew, and ie firm es • wall. The
Colonel rode his magnifieent Arab charger, whisk be
brought out of the Crimea already five year. old.
Wheel the salute was given, there were three insteat
beim of shining blades, and the oolours were dropped
to the ground helots the representative of torahs.
The Duke then waked In and oat of the lines looking
closely at everything, and very perfeet meat bare bees
the state of the arms and emontrements, to gals the
approval of his keen and well-practieed eye. Bet they
passed the test well, and then the movements
, b
From line the., broke into oolunan of oompasles,el4alt
in front, sad the Duke proved that be wail es. of the
old &Moo' by ordering the old.fsehioned movement of
marching past in slow ease. Bet the troops exoelled
in rile divlay, and compel, after company went by
dressed as straight and al solid as part of • vast
machine. The band played the 77th slow marsh, and
the accompaniments of the scene was altogether grand.
They also marched peat In quick time, Liao la emellent
styl a and then " right wheel into Ile*" we. the ceder.
and Captain Harvey pet them through manual and
firing exercise, an which they appeared perfeetly pro-
d.:teat. Having taken open order, they were next pat
through the bayonet exweles by Certain Skase, sad it
must be admitted that the second time the exercise
was performed better than the trot. The reams of
the defect' in the bayonet exertion appear to be that
the men are worked very herd at Portland in (warding
the convict., and have not any time for drilL Is feet
we understand they have not bed six companies
together for four months. When men thus niter
onstoured to parade are brought together ettildeely
and without sotto*, as was the feel en Tuesday, It Is
astonishing If there are no mistelcas. Then in every
regiment almost, there ale some that will not Pry as
mush se they should, and they are likely to sasettle
the inst. Among the hattalen movements, redeemed
under the orders of Lieut.-Colonel Kest, were sheep
Mg front half right on No. 8; retiring is eshelen of
companies, forming line oa Ho. 3; retitle( by wings,
charging front half left, forming lute on the WI wing,
retiring by foars from the right of companies, left
wheel lato±line.. . .

The Commander-W.OIW then addressed few words
to the damn, sad the men merehed from the review
ground, and were disodered. They bed fallen In at •
quarter to Maven, the review assumes' shortly after
bait-pad, sad It was now after two. The Commissar-
la-Chief and party drove off briskly to the CIORVill$
Prima, after which he returned to leash as the Oilers'
Yee& In the meantime the Greats of the day WWI die-
mined in the rooms, and one of the best plass few
doing so war in the

LADLING COOL
This excellent truilitetion wee got np by the sten
themselves, and each company elects a anal sub.cout,
mittee to forgo a peers' cosuelttes. The measabseribs
3t. • meth, tiorporshi 41., and serts GC, bat the
rota is assisted by the Government library, whisk they
have fres. When the Duke of Edinburgh vlsimil lbs
library at Agra, be and it wee the float regimental
library be had sem in India. and whoa the regiment
was invested by Sir Donald Mbieloud. be was so
pleased that Its presented • selestion at books. In
ladle, where the regimset appean to have fietuished
bravely, there were 600 members of the reading room,
sod at present they have 36 morgue ts, 26 oorpo•als, 411
dram:mere and privates,and 30 hon. stembere. Although
the casuists at the Verne is seareely large enough for
the room, it is fitted op vary appropriately. Over the
door are the likenesses of liar Majesty and Prises
Albert, around it on the well, are maps and
and it is Deported with papers. ahem, draughts, ed=a,
and other games. Sergeant Dyer is In charge, and the
state al thlnge reflects eredit on his mensgernank
Another most romfortable plum is the
'mown's' mass.
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The sergeant; I-MTakies—taing— • wet of gentrearly
men, appear to have among them some remarkable
shot., for on the sideboard are &Belayed shoat a doses
silver cups of arias@ /WC One splendid &gee, or
punchbowl, was woo ha 1888 by • party of the lemparts,
and its fellow in the following year. They are ear
about as large as • shako, stand high, mad en bearrifully
embossed and engraved. An lasoriptioa ea or gives
the names of the party who won It—Biewt. In. of IL,
A. W. Lowell, Col, Bergin. 8.. Bryn" B: Bleier, J.
Phillips, G. Gurley Armorer -sampan* trowianard,
ilergh Walker Coe-amt. Steward, Burgh Ulm,
Bergs. G. Smell. But they "bow with era pester
pride a enp woo in 1870. Tb. Ist bora/ins 11.11 t
mimes, rem to Ageslierar with the new MU, sad
lading that the regiment had two asps wen, is it were
before all India, challenged the 77th; but the bitter
again won, proving their slabs to be the area
Another cup wr promoted by Vileort Tem
TLC. 8., aommandion the Bork-Waders
to Kotthew Cradle, at Portsmouth. But it
is inipoosible to describe all this magnilleent noire-
tion whir are so oredliable to the 77th, and
so inur pace the seriertie =Pima=
bid goodbye to the brave and diner see who ex-
plained all those matters so well. The Duke and rite
returned from the Cork< Prima to the Verse, la the
afeerroo, end had leash at the sellieer's mew, wham
the oolinary rill of the astablishasest bad been em-
ployed to produce a royal spread. fhb oeeupiod
1,,h8 hum; the Pap of motets who had arrived from
the Prison had settled down for hours to tleeir work
before H.R.H. come one. So we tarn away to the
south east, noticing the harsonie uniform and manly
bearing of the Royal Reginievirs, who were la !undress,
and looked really noble fellows, and Mostergeaser
Linen seems like • doctor, in his old-fashisosill reks4
hat. Passim from tbe Boers& losseion, mad Jut
observing that the new married quarts.... the west
of the parade ground, am • fine speelmea of Whiles
In Portland stone, us go to re south ear Tie
heights which here overhang the Best Weir haunts
are descended by piths oaly it for gusts; but we
can't go straight down into the lariat of a working party
of ecovisti, who are lilting barrows below. Tim batteries
me to ths right, and an eise of trot are two soldiers
undergoing the wisdoms shot drill for peutishotest.
Can nothing more prof t•ble be layered? Bre is..
viola are employed to neefal WWI; sad It awl be
galling to • soldier to speed Was in plates deoli ia des
form, and putting rem backwards and forwards, over
. and over again. While we look, about half-par three,
that monster of the deep, H.R.& Nortimmberred,
with her five masts, and her loan low hull, and Mails
line of ports, behind which are limners dumb',
steams slowly and directly on to the Berk water. go
quiet la the water, and so manageable the skip then
she does sot round ths Breakwater eed, but SOWN
straight on to the opening from whir the often has
previously been removed, ger straight threagh, and
asses to arbor within. You sea imperials hulls
by observing the bleak spooks, like ante, pronend on
her bowsprit; these are some of her BMW. The
Bretikwater North Head Port is a mod memilve
etreolunt, and will awry foresee 9-toot 12‘ ten
Kropp guns on the pound leer, sad sera Si
✓e swot tier. They sea be so laid as 61 bit
anything within reap, and two or three or
be brought to bear on ono point: Desseadieg
lug the_goatpeths to the left of the raviolis, we ear
to the Weir batteries tremolos", already armed with
12t ton heavy gam, arid with inid wheels for
all ways. The worm are =rift lased with :=3
white stone, and when the Ind la preferable, so erne
I. it about here that tbe soda are pared • foot or is
apart, sad BO oblique. Um mounds in peen hymns as
a white ground. H LH., who dermas@
sealer way than we, alterinspection um' bs°47ortiana,
descended the Incline, at the foot of which he
received by the Admiralty Baiderr, Jobe Ca:
Andrews, , and staff. HALM and snit tra em-
barked on board the Admiralty stemser, and, alitended
by the engineer and M. Waldres, proeststgto mt.
North Head Fort, the imams worts of whir were
ably explained by Liesteasat Colonel SAUK LK.
Loa ofottoorda proseedod by the Admiralty Mares

Wh.re be lsoded st the Corpoqtioa ballast quay, sad
went up to Menet the None Fort. The troops as the
barrens were meantime drawn ap la =4,
order, sad had his so seer elan low
Bat the Duke menially exunlaad the Wisner ei
=paeans
the Fork sad pat the Brillion through gas &Ili.
The inhabitants ol Wayne.lli were q., biis,
the mum apes Ire. sad there were maay ii.
to the amber al wisdom that would be by the
past sonoaselos. Bat ILL H. spared the ewe is tide
anosion. The gun were an loaded se rewened, het
the Duke pat the I AM/lion throe& the bin.. p mad
slowly Inspected the new rope madam with Whin the
embeasures are to he /MA ••• 01 "bob vas is„ libd-
Mos. •I to the tsar ad Wril•lmbi• 01 the ••=l4O
to he dose by the ease, M'7 sad neginses
then Wien the effect will by Ill• IMMO Ild trod as
supposed, lielpt the cuss sr. arteally pasted at the
houses. The hiring rooms bolded the gua-nom aro
being all fined with movable triughelu4S• be red vim
she teas in and. The trial 4 Ills 11012 N it haleved,
win so. take plan till ant maws! 0 lb• "141,S II
evot theft Ilion hag-past Ix, le ibe bemoan lOW Si
the am et the beeeeehe. whet Oa** awe MN