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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

FRAUDULENT VOTING A7' THE QUARAIANS'
a.KorloN.

At the Pollee-nowt an Tuesday, John Stephen
Cantle, of 12, Summerlay's-place, was summoned for
that he on or about the 9th of April, pending an
election of four Guardians of the poor for the parish
of Lyncombe and Widcombe, and six persons having
been duly nominated 44 Guardians for such pariah,
from whom four Guardians were to be elected, did
wilfully, fraudently, and with intent to affelt the
result of the said election, unlawfully fabricate in part
a certain voting paper left at the residence and in-
tended for the use of one George Clement, 4 iterv44
being then a duly ratcd ichabn...nt a. the said parish,
and entitled to vote for the election af the wad
Guardians. He was also summoned for having
unlawfully assumed to act in the name and on the
behalf of the said George Clement at the same time,
contrary to the statute in such case made and provided.
The paper was given to defendant blank, and Was
received with the voter's initials against one name
only.—Mr. F. S. Clark then addressed the Bench on
behalf of the defendant, and argued that before they
could convict his client they mud prove •,hist he
wilfglly and frrudently filleu up the paper. It wa..4
not enough to prove that he filled up the parer; in-
deed, that was admitted by the defendant—The
Bench retired, and upon re-entering the Court the
Chairman said they considered the defendant was
guilty, and ordered him to pav a fine of 1:5, including
wets, or. in default, one month's imprisonment. —The
second summons was not proceeded with.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

NORDEN.

WE notice the name of Mr. N. D. F. Pearce among
the name,' of the einem-Pistol junior scholars (-1 Trinity
College, Cambridge. Mr. Pearce has already won six
other w.holarships at We'lington College, where he
holds the Wellesley leaving exhibition ; he is the
youngest an of the Rev. T. Pearce, vicar of Morden
and ;Lector of Charborough, Doteet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A BARRACKS.

As st•empt to blow up the militia bermes, at Coaster
we, made on Thursday night at about eleven ticloct. An
explosion occurred which aroused tits neighbourhood, and
on making a search it was found that • hole hei been
dug on the west side of the barracks, in which. quant,ty
of gunpowder, concealed in a travelling bag, bad been
depoiited ; hat the hole wax not made deep enough to
undermine the wall, aid no dam ore was done. The out-
r,ge tic nit emd very likely tote tho act of corns militia.
man who bad boon puniM,!d. Too men have been lamas('
O n suspicion. The barracke ars full of man, the militia
being at present in training. A later telegram stoles that
he explosion took plies wintry the womene rrashMaum.
and in close proximity to the suard.romo. The remnants
f a latch loather portmehiltu were (inn I on um spot,
and it it surmised that a bar full of powder was hung
against the wall. The only damage dine was the blacken.
of the Tho spot selected was an angle which
orotecte I anyone there from view from the road. There
• is no coin t tli, ctiipr t. Tit two inon arresteol prOVI to
be tit° Stioteisten imMing in the town, and they have
tom reit Am,.

THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY PARTY.
lutell.eir from 8. Petersburg • wee theta handbill,
dated M isch SO:h. hem heen di,triotel at D irpat, cAlling
upon the inhebitants of the Baltic Provinces at to swear
allegiance t • the Emperor nut i he hem conferred up in
them le,ea and hid rishts roost to those already pou-ssed
by the R 14311111 peoplu. Wboll Ibis WWI dune, loyalty to
the death would be sworn I. his Majedy. The appeal
concludes by urging the people to 'einem united. but to
avoid op•n robe:bun. An•ither namilesto, deted 'rem
Winds°, Bib larch, says :—" Lit all who have to swear
allegiance t • the Emperor refuse to t ike the oath before
the fliciebt of the Central Government, and only swear
before their own local offici•E Wu can no longer be
deceived lake doge, and must the•s'ore remain firm. We
must despise end denounce the some, so tut tut may
i'isappear from Edland like the snow In spring. Whoever
teas down due nottcf risks his lie. Signed in the name
of the President, Benjamin Seem'—The above manifeetues
are written in the local dialect', pre umably by peasant&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10


The tout was cordially received.
Mr. CltintAlt SAUNDIIIB then gave the health of
the Mayor and Corpoestion of the Borough. They,
as agriculturists, were very much indebted to them
for their exertions in this agricaltund town in doing
what they could for the interest of the borough, and
ia all that affected the interests of the neighbourhood.
(Applause.)
Mr. Alderman Glll63OltY responded. Ha, al„__ so rr°, -
on his re-election to the office (
posed the health of the Chairman congrete, wee'a —a2
The Came/eau, in reply. said he hod had the
honour of presiding over the'Social for three years,
and they had been good enough to elect him again,
Applause.;
although they had nearly coma to the conclusion that
the Club was at an end. Still'
n they were going !'°
make another struggle for it, and see if it would still
live. Taer3 had been an idles started of amalgamating
with the Dorchester Agricultural Society. they.
could not do that without an invitation, although it
they were to invite them they might;
belonging to the Society
n •t, go unasked. His had hat great pleasure in
but they could
not been well attended. 'They were, at any rate, not
a bankrupt club; t`ey had a bslauce in hand.
he hopci they would so Isini; ow
t and
although the meetings had
(Anplause.) they existed.
This concluded the toast list, and the remainder of
Ithe evening WAN spent in an agreeable manner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

PRANCE AND TUNIS,

Constantinople telegrata, dated to day (linadey),
says the Fr och Ambassador ha, formally deal wad to
the Porte, thst despatch ni any armed ferns to Toole
w odd be regarded by Preece as owes & note
to this effect wes handed to the Foreign Minister oa
Saturday evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

FAIRS AND SALES.
CHAktU FAIR.-WEDNIMAT.

Th. fair wag well .tteniel, and the tra.le was a
lilt's be ,ter. In the cattle fair CA.VIII and calves sold
for SU] to £22 10. ; qarren.rs, Ell to £18; lat beef,
13a. 61. to 14.. ppr .core lo the cheep f horn ewes
were a .Id at 45.. t 49. ; horn Lambe, 24.. to 30.4
c.0..-bred,. 43e. to 495.; awl wetbers fetched 40.. to
4.3 e. Horses very few in the fair, and the trade was
dull. Pig. said better than at live markets. Chagos,
household. £1 to Cl 2.. per cwt.; no best cheese on
. if... Flour, 33.. per sack ; wheat, ss. 91. per
bushel; barley, 49. The pleasure (sir was well
attended. On the whole it was a good fair.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

THE HEALTH OF MR. GLADSTONE.

Mr. Gladstone, whose absence from the Hones of
Commons on Thursday and Friday gave rise to not •
little uneasiness in political circles, has had rather •
sharp attack of indisposition, brought on by toki
The right hon. gentleman was, however, aka. us
Saturday to proceed with Mrs. Gladstone to Lord
Sosebery's peat at Epsom, and being now throughly
convalescent, he will re-appear in his place Is the
House of Commons this Monday evening. The later
announcement is a sufficient reply to the ungeoseons
insinuations of the Tory press, that the right hoe.
I gentleman's indisposition was assumed, to give bins
an excuse for postpooing his motion for a Baaeousteld
memorial, _

--147.—a71-d Mn.. Gladstone left Lord Roseberry's nisi.
denoe, at Epsom, to-dey (Monday), arriviag "
Waterloo by lb. LSO train.

THE CONSERVATIVE LEADER.
The State:Wel says it has been decided that the
Marquis of Salisbury shall lea I the Opponition in the
H nee of Lords, in the place of the late Earl of
Beac nsfield. The formal notification of thie will
take place to-day (Monthly), ate meeting of Conserva-
tive peers convened for the purpose. In a leading
article on the subject, the •eand.rd assert* that Lord
SaliOniry is to be the leader of the entire party,
though he will not at once assume that title. The
Conservative Mete, however, declares the SOsedeed
announce neat to be " altogether premature ;" while .
the Tehorep, states that the Duke of hichniood has
r sumo& "almost as a matter of course," the leader.
ship in the Lorde. Lord Cairns seems to be quietly
dropped.

DR. MOFFATT.

At the London Mansion Hoodoo on Saturday, Dr,
Moffatt, the weil-known African mienosary, yip
entertains together with renr••••totivee of various
missionary societies, to • bnuquat by tiod Lor Maim
of London. The Archbishop of Canterbury, erho
attended, expressed pleasure in being permit at such
so assembly. The Lord Mayor, in proposing the
heal ii of the guest of the evening, referred M eulogistic
terms to the perseverance which Dr. Mellott had
displayed in his missionary laboura Dr. Moffatt, is
reply, said be looked back on his work with satisfac—
tion, for he believed he had in some measure spread the
Gospel of Christ. There was, however, se yet mach to be
done in the way of missionary work,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

DORCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL.

A quarterly meeting of the Council was held on
Tuesday morning last, when there were Pew,'" the
Mayor (W. Darden, Esq.) in the chair, Alderman
Gregory, Alderman Corns., C iuti,dilors A. Pope, Dr.
Aldridge, A. Lock, R. Hunt, Bennett, F. Lock, and
T. Coombe, Mr. Giles Symonds (Toun Clad), Mr.
Henry Symonds (Deputy Town Clerk), and Mr.
Thomas (Borough Surveyor).

THI: P3LICE RICOIdT.

With rneard to the watch-rate. the MAVIS said
Captain El !me spoke very well indeed of the police.
b4h in regar ito their conduct and appearance. lie
also thoroudily examined the trx,ka and the cella, and
made a very favoarahle rep ,rt indeed on them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

ELOPEMENT OF AN EARL.
. .

_
An elopement in hinh life is the subject of e special
note in Vanity Piar, to the following effect raring
Om hat few dim *oriel has berm foil of • most desperate
ogandal. the like of watch has not been heard of for long,
and which hat given rue not, eels sometimes the case, to
• reeking and finding of excuses, hut rather to • very
general reprobation and condemnation. A you man,
hearing one of the foremast titles and one of the most
historic myna In Eogland, who is not yet one and
twenty, and who has been religiously and devoutly brought
no by an excellent nicther, has suddenly departed from
England for the Continent, aocompanind by a married
lady who bee been (de eight years the wife of. country
gentleman, and who is betides known as one of the very
I Pretty women who have most attracted atteatioa in On don. As,dl the name and details lel row mitferrl of
nsttertetY end l aPeritiodre Mout,. UM,
.ho no meant for dioceing to coataal tbent, Tits sasnaiti, theo,
shortly this :-.4.med Ilheewebuer. Use Premier earl
of Ragland. and hereditary Grand Seneschal of Inlaid,
and who Is. little over 10 years of sin has been slowed
with by Mrs r‘Ser Kandy the wife of Re. Killer
Mundy of St Phi,, Derbyshire. Yrs. Mundy hes bees
marrtol eight year., and kml yocy pretty little daughter,
which makes toe matt., heartless and dionscoui, The
pair fled st the end of last week to !Walburg, the lady
.v..ne behind her two letters, one for her husband and
ae other lot a They were shortly after followed
be the lady's relations. one of whom is act to have ,d„
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A CLERGYMAN DROWNED.

A sad 1... t ucileal. rusaiug in the den',ii of • clergy-
man. .K2c 1n...4 on Tnorsola: et Mynah. a favourite
wat-riogli %w en the D van co tot The demise .d.
the R., iticbar Kraut, sf e. near Crediton, Devon.
we; ,vat 4 I.e avtfe. on • clot t . Dzw•th ; end Thunder
1110'nina. ths weather losing toe. their (•ng•god a tont.
inten f,n to go for • s I. The craft wes in charge of a
tnal b •a•men natind an 4 e'en the boat wits
ah nit a mile awl 4 hs, f trins lan I. it was cuutht by •
x iU.n &twit of wand owl cip a I. Ths occurren Le having
I, urn ole.irved lar Dia crew it a "'wove' which was
cruising neer, thy ,s,o dean to the wane of the dieamter,
and rtloCulteil iii 11-,tine the uororinostr people on bard.
In the woof Mr. Purnell. hie we. b.beved to be gamic';
and. although every means was alopted 1., reet.oru anima-
j true, it was unavailing. Mr.. Parnell, who coffered con-
, eider Oily irate h.ir immwsioo. we. removed to her
104.;incii, and the boatman epoesrai to be but little the
worm, or his alventurr, although be was in tee water •
consiierable time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

IIIiREMASONAY.

The qoarterlY °Me:notion of Sopreme Wang (3ientar
of Royal Arch Masons of E ieland was h.lt on Wminm-
day, when the Prince of Wales wee declared instsiled
mein am Grand Fir.t Pawl pal of the Orter, and the Earl
of Oarnervon. the Ewl of L tt h mt. and Lord de Tshler to
he appointed by him Pro Sarend and Third Grand
Principal.. Among gentlemen appointed to aka was
Bro. Montague G twit. If. p.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

A NUISANCE.

To ue Vilor.

Bir,—Throturh your kindness we are permitted
from time to time to lay our complaints before the
public. The inhabitants of Cornwall-road, Ito., lc.,
are doomed to inconveniences. We hare no drainage,
and we do not hear of having any now, although we
wera assured, more than two years since, that the
plans were in progress for the necessary work. Now.
we are very much annoyed with the shaking of
carpets, &c., &c. The dust, occasioned by such opera-
tions, is sometimes intolerable, and nothing is more
unhealthy than carpet dust. If persons would kindly
have their carpets shaken on their own grounds, or send
I them ilwaY. so 1111 nut to inconvonience the r neigh.
hourly it would b 3 more respectable. Could not the
Town Council cinder the police to stop it!
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

THE LAND LEAGUE.

The growing dissatisfaction among the Irish pair
with Mr. Parnell's blundering leadership is segronsli
impairing the " dictator's authority." A. Attempt is
being made to bring shout another meeting toe the
purpose of formally rescinding the resolution palmed
last Thursday, to abstain from voting on the 050004
reading of the Land Bill. The Archbishop of Castel
has written to a Dublin paper, saying that be cannot
approve of the special mewls which the I-ieb party are
said to contain_ plate, with a view to exhibit their wine*
of loyalty to Mr Dillon With great respect fee the
lodgment of the advanced Irish party, hole of opinion
Lhat the overwhelming majority if the Irish people
are in favour of giving the Government • chaste of
passing the Land Bill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

ilarkits.

LONDON CORN (OPENING,.
Wheat rules in buyt re' favour, d .ur depleesed;warre,
3d. easier on the week; fioe oata firs, other k.rads
dull ; barley steady ; beans lower to sell ; peas trait,
Arrively—Engli tit whett, 4,178 qrs.; dour, rM,341
Racks; f 'reign wheat. 87207; oats, 42,710 Om dour,
tiO barrels and 32,950 sack,.

LONDON COILV (CLOSING',
Wheat closed heavily Me decline of kily Is. per qr..
in some ineranose this fall exceeded; Aim, 31. lower
flour Irregular; beam drooping. peas "enaltered ; grind.
img barley steady; tine oats firm, ot'aor kinds duo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

THE D.9IIC.H.E.BTEE

Eatibgsh;dl
B VANT 13 BEGIST If OFFICE.
Under the Patronage of the Nobility,
Glsogy, and Gentry.
SVANTS WANTISD.-31 Cooks.
wages from £l4 to CU; 4 Parlourmaids, £l6
to Me ; IS House end Parlourniaids, £l4 to £l6;
Exparionced Housemaids, age over 25, £l4 to £2O;
3 mad Nunes, ar over 26. £2O; 10 General Ben-ants,
RIO to £l4; 1 Third Laundrymaid. for a Nobleman's
Slo and all found; 1 Useful Lady's maid,
sgs shout $O, with A knowledge of Dressmaking and
latairdresaina ;
geod NI Children's
solo d, age about r 24i171
Man as Gardener, and to be generslly useful,
114 s. • week soda Cottage; 1 Footman, aged about 22,
soder a Butler, height about lift. Sin., 1112 and

Apply to Yr. Tunisia POCNCT, Saddler and Ber-
Omee, 8. Cornhill, Dorehenter.
Registry Fee One Shilling charged to Lady and
Servant ; it by letter, 12 stamps, and • stamped
envelope tor reply. . . . .

Nouns...lvreaniW the fee is paid, and no letters
aaswered aide's a stamped envelope is enclosed.

JOHN DAMEN,
CORN MERCHANT,

DORCHESTER.

,:-...

LAMES' itANuoLpz
__TURNIP, AND OTHER

MANURE&

Bin LNG:Am-lUDs Lulu= AND COTTON CANss
_ _

COUNTY CABINET WORKS,
3, CORNRILL, DOROBESTEEL
MRS. HANNAH

BICCIB respectfully to thank the Nobility,
Viergy, and Gentry for their kind support to her late
husband, and to inform them that she intends continu-
ing the Boehm. (with the help of her Sons), under
the Superintemienoe of Mr. IL HOLLAND, who has
bad 'many years' experience with her late husband and
the late Mr. Trees..

An figure Orders will be thankfully received and

lurm prompt *Welton.
Magas ma P. 0.0. Widerlo ailitisl IL Bommb.
Jamul, 1881.

16 LARGE SHOW-ROOMS
wall stookod 'nth every closeriptio• of
F U RN ITURE

Suitable foe the
MLN/1011, PAISOIIII.OI, Feammooes, & COTTAGE.

BLINDS,
of every Daserlption and Material.

oe.URTAIN MATERIALS.
A gm% SP,mbity of Novelties for Present Stamm
HANDSOMV bORDERED DITTO, from 204. per
Tar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

TELEPHONE MARVELS.

A mawkishly int retain; experiment has jutt been
made at Calais and D 'cur, between which places a co,
versation has been kept up vies aim by means of • ni.w
kind of telephone, which bee been patented under the
name of the •• Electrop`lone." Not only were the words
whispered into the apparetu. at Calais distinctly heard at
Dever, and, of cont.., ries was, but the listener at one
end was perfectly well aide to distineueh, by the mere
tone of voice, who was sp .akinit at the oth It should
be ebierved that, while the human voices was being trans-
mitted through one of the wires, the other wires were being
employed for the trantinisiton of crdinery teleyi,phic
megrims. Moreover, the experiments were conducted
tetwetn the hours of ten and four, that is to say, in the
busiest part of the day, and when tbe wires are in maces,
ing requisition. It appears that the mei, of the speaker
was distinctly heard as soon 44 the wires were joined to
the apparatus, and that conversations were carried on
without interruption in Vie pre.ence of Sir Jaime
C irmichael (cbairtuan of the Sutmarine Teleareph
impany), Ur. Sabine, Mr. Despointes, and other com-
petent Striatum-Int. with the same apparatus
were then continued between Dover and L .nloo, with
tee same result'; and, in the uod.t of the coot usion pro-
duced by the simultaneous working of several machines at
the London terminal station, the voice of the speaker :vas
heard 114 plainly as though he bat been in the same room.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

OERNi; ABBAS.

PITTY Ssa.st i.s, Wedne.day.—Before Captain J.
Mount Bir ten, A. Martin. Fon , H. 11. P
Sm.—John Hinthstn. of Cheeilb 4110. was charged with
drunk in thi perish.—Fin• d k 6,1. and Is. 61.
oats —Thomas a onepherd, of From. S:.
Quinton, was chaig.l with Ic.eping • dog witbont
bonn e. —Fined ..1 and &I ooetr, ellowei a fortidAht
ti p.—Ant. L I( v. Jame. Hallett, of Piddle.
Ven bid., f.r was settled out ot Court.
Job.. P r y, of C-rn• Abba-, w.a chugs.l with keep-
ing • dog with,nt license —Fined 6d. an. 161 c
Ige !ivy ors v. Peter Barham, a traveiling chimney
sw,ep. Ddendant did not app ar. Ile Will charged
with having in November 1-. at, demeged a fence
bet nriog to Mr. Keynes, on Che.ilb r NI COMIIIOO.
Fined 10a. awl 10.. oats, is default 14 thy&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

THE END OF A NOTABLE DOG.

Travellers by the Great Western Railway will remem-
ber "Jack," the canine porter at the St. James's-square
Station, Cheltenham, and will regret to hear that he is no
more. He we. an oil dog, but his death is not attributable
directly to old age, though indirectly It may be. His
death was au:ideate. lie had climbed, as he had of ten
climbed before, on to the bix of a cab waiting in the
station, and when the cab moved be fell. His fell was
proof that lie did not rotain his old sureness of foot, and
the fact that he c ,uld not get out of the way of the wheel
in front of which he was thrown, was proof also that he
was not as agile as in his youth. The wheel passed over
him, sod he died, grieved over by every one in the station.
Tao doing, of "Jack" have been more than once rocorded
•in our columns His tint matter was • railway porter,
and tinder his teaching Jack e.rly developed • lng for
the railway servic, He "won his enure' by gallantly
mooring a bat half-sovereign droppe4 by a passenger
beneoth a train, and was rewarded for the act by a
flattering notice in • sporting contstoporary. At
the approach of • train his merry bark would arouse
the odic, ils to • knowledge of its coming. As the train
enter. d the station he would seise the leather handle of
the taro !iand-bell kept on the platform, and, swinging it
round and frantically shaking it, would ring out the alarm
and avelc,me. The ringing of the hell was nearly always
left to him, and when it was not, his distress at the usurp-
aiou of his duty was remarkable. At play, as at work,
Jack .44 equally clever. He could jump and climb like a
cat, fin i hidden coypu., anywhere, and spend them when
he found them. No coaxing could entice him away when
strain was coming in, atd it wag • singular proof of his
attachment to the Great Wegtern 'service that when his
first master died, and Jack became the ;Property of some
lad, he would return to the station. His loyalty was
appreciated by his fellow-buyout., by whom the out of
his iiC MOO and his keep was regularly subscribed; and
though be was not • handsome dog in appearanoe--•
broken•haired terrier, with.mt beauty or pedigree—the
porttrs have shown their love for their old comrade by
making a final subscription in his honour, that hie skin
:any be s.offvd, and the image of pont. old Jack thin be
preserved for some time too ma.—Chaitartkass Szussiner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

MB. BRA DLACeId.

Ur. Bradltugh has tweed " an appeal to the people,"
asking for the rymoathy and moral support of the
nation in the struggle in which he is now engaged with
the Conservative party in the House of Continues.
He asserts that it ie the House itself, and not he, who
has broken the law; that the Torlea, seeking on
Monday to exclude him from the representative
Chamber, may on Tuesday seek to exclude wise oilier
chosen representative of the people In couclusioe,
he declares that the Conservatives, under corer of his
case, re•dly wish to jeopardiae the Lend BJI, and se
delay the be. ness of the country, ,ibd he appeals to
the people " to speak out clearly, distinctly.
thoroughly, and at onoe on this issue."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

A RIDE TO KHIVA

CAPTAIN IItZD BURNABY.

Roya Horse Gard&

pigs 13 aus :—•• Two pairs of boots lined with fir wore
sua takes; sag for physic—with which it is well to be
supplied wun travelling in out-of•the•way places—tome
tainine, and Cockles pills, the latter a most invaluable
medicine, and one which I have used on the natives of
Central Africa with the greatest possible success. In tack
he ma:Tsui:Kis ascii produced upon the mind and body
4 so Arab sheik, who eras impervious to all native
medicines. when I administered to him five

000ICLICS PILLS
qjfl 11111•11 r fade from my memory; and a friend of nig.
.ho wood through the mom district many menthe attar.
.arda. informed me that my fame as • 'medicine man
ad not died sat, but that the marvellous cure was eves
hen a thane of conversation In the bazaar.-

'crow gi BECAME £lB.lso.—Every lavostor thowd mid
ALL wtl mpry at • •••••bibtr Iced stamp ivad &Odra.. to
Bouts SIMPLY AINOCIATIOI. 41. ParlialanlL &MK, I.andol4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10

PIDDLET t NTEIDa.

I o.o.T.—The (Oars of the United Volunteer
Lodge 701, was installed on Monday night by Bro.
Gro•es, Bro w.c.T., Ni.ter D.,i.
W.V.T., Si.ter :hamMehl, W.S., and Bro. Spoof,
Thu j,l.e doing a good woik iu the
• liege, We bear th, ipiarte.ly meeting is to he held
here on May 16th ;a nubile tea ie to be previded at
six o'clock, aft,r which 'here will he a public meeting,
to be addressed by di,trict I,lge otiiimas and others.