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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-24

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List Tuesday.* London Orville aunculitad Ibat
the
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leen his ako•fied her intebtion to confer he
one Intim) of Victoria Crell upon the following .ffiaers
aO.l soldirrs for gallant smduct in Afernistaa and I
•utir Africa
C ePtein. no • Brevet-Mayor, Beaton Hem y
Sir...rine, 59th Font, f• r c inspicuons to-every during
action at ribah Joi. on flctoh*r 24th, 1879, in leading a
party of five or six men rd the 59th Reit. &garnet a body
rf the enemy of otikn inn Ersucti. Occupying an almost
Vaciessible ll:micron on the 10;) of a precipit ms hill.
The nature 0. the ground made any sort of regular for.
111 Iniosilbie, ard Captain sartorins bad to bear
ilwfitet bgupt of 1.4 e snick from the whole h Ay of the
energy, who fell upon ill ei and isia men an they tithed
ye toi of the precipitdus pat beesy but the gallant and
determined benrinied this officer, smulfied lia it was
by his men. led to the moat perfect strocere, and the
ettivirdp: ynnPante the hilt-top, seven in number,
were k led. In tis h enceingter) Captain tbirtorine
was wouu by es/tied-mite in noh of
hie men was killed,
Sergeant Patrick ?gallant, Royal Florae Artillery,
li
for coup bravery during the action at idalwared
on July 27rkr, 1880, in endeavouring to thee the life
Driver liukwell (stead. Tile non-commissioue I officer,
when the battery to which be belonged was on tb•
point of redriug sad the enemy were within ten or
fifteen yard., uoliesi, &tingly ran bark a few yards, and
picking up Driver letead, Owed hi mm on the limber,
where, uuf iriunately, he died almost immediately.
Again, during the retnmt, Sergeant Maine volun-
teered to procure water for the wounded, and succeeded
i# doing so by aril into one of the villimes in which
io ono, joye# lost t
CatineeSTAmee lila., Royal Awns ajtillacynel
conspicuou M s asnry o daring Lb.retr4t.c j
ritun Mal
to Candahir on July • Pith, 18119, when the officer
commanding the battery wag eilirorirfok to briat on
• limber with wounded men under a cross fire, in"ron-
Ding forward and drawkg the enemy's fire on himself,
thus taking off their attention from the limber.
Provisional Lance-Corporal Joseph John Farmer,
Army itospital Corp., for conspicuous br story during
the @nil 4famen* with the &sera at Isfsjuba Mountain,
on February 2yes
- • Hi*. h 0 showed a spifit of
self- thneeation and example f cool ,x,nr.
cannot he too biddy commended. Willie the it.,.
with tip. British crops Dear the Wells, Corking
Fanner bell a white flag ever the wounded, and'wbia
..
the eirm holding the tg wee shot through, bb cameo
out Mit he la,d ai•otber. He then raised the ileg with
the other arm, am i nontenned do el) tAal
was pierced with a bullet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-24

IIIIIISRALS 7IIRNISIIIIIID t OONDUCTID

Agentfor the Atlas Fire Office.

JOHN DAMEN,
CORN MERCHANT,

DORCHESTER.

LAWES MANUOI.D, TURNIP, AND OTHER
MANURES.

111/IT EXOLI.S-MAD3 LIMN= AD COTTON CAIIIII

KRIM •ND ON N.
r
SEWING COTTON N. M. L •
„Beat for MAcbine ear."
KERRAN n CO's
.Ewi. ~orTON N. M. T •
"Will Work nnd Wear Well.
KERRAIo Co.
814 by all Draper.
N. M. T.
CAUTION.-Be. that KERB k Clla Beriatered Trade
Mark the letters N.Y.T. appear ou every label.
MONTSERRAT
pußivms•-pIT
RIT
-1 CO RDI ALS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-24

PrIDIEN DEATH Or A HOLM.

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An ingneot bill this (Slonday) morniog at the
Gui dila I. bv Mr. I•. C lb:An% borough coroner, nu
the o ty .1 11e.ter Pittard, the wife of a elme•flui.h.r,
living at 1 Court, I. hnnve, 11. th street, whn
mudded, on !taut- 'ay trf•rrunori —Walter Pittard.
dee awd'e hnsbarol, etaieri his wife was about 45 ye.r•
of age. She had comp:sine o! her heart and head
ooce•ionelly of late, hut ..ed never been ill to ri-
qui.e • doctor. On aurlay ehs wee t .kins 13
pates of hoot. to shop, .itncron being employed
li4n4sll atol Wiekeu.. in Lady'—lane.
nee. left her in Neniand, I g ti another chop, and
hi. wife ached hito ront. sack and meet her, but
he never ••w her 3 n are.—E In Nontgoinery,
nil, of Jam.. Mo.t.omo ry. • f 19, Kilburn-place.
..11reftotoetreet. • slo toad on Satunlay she
was at Mee-re. Sind II mid Wickets p when the
deeert•eri emite in with the wrb no her arm. She
er•roely get her tee•tn. u.uttlng hr hand t her
neik handkerch tr. She went upstairs with her work.
..ed on e-ming p...vered end fell, expiring
elm st dunireli.tely efterwanl.. —Mr. G. Cotton,
a-r •esd he had ma Is • poti-in.r em examination,
and IVl.liinged death to spoplexy.—Tne jury re
turned • verdict ocendit gig.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-24

MONEY LENT WITHOUT PUBLICITY.

-
rrtlg NATIONAL DEOOSIT BANK, 16 and
A 17, RUSSIAL•iIfiZIT, OVCIT G•anini, LONDON,
make ir4inguliste advances from £lO to £2,000 to Male
or Female upon n to of baud alone. or upon re-iatered
or unregistered two Wage upon furniture, stock, plant,
crops, awl farming implements without removal. Also
upon deeds and life policies at £5 per cent. No sureties
or fees required.
'Dile Bank has been establiahed 15 years and advances
were motley than two or three combined of lb. largest
Advance Offices throughout England. Apply person-
ally, or sante amount required.
GEORGE %V. THOMPSON, Manager.
N. 8.-1 he Meunier wishing to increnee his Country
business, will grant .ans to all responsible eppl,cants
at a day's notice. Distance n, object, and no genuine
proposal if ever refused. A Commiasio nis patio to any
i person ntroducing good Borrowers.

QUEENSLAND EMIGRATION.

rrHE next Ship (Tng DUKE OF ATHOLE)
1 will sail for MAKYWROUGH with Nomin-
ated Pu'enger', Single Wonwn, and a few Term
Lebourers.

--lic-a7l4;;dbook and Forms of Application apply to
The AGENT-GENERAL FOR QUEENSLAND
32, Charins•Cross, London, S.W., or to
Mr. T. G. BRYER,
16, Wollastoo-villas, Dorchester.
" The Resources of Queensland," by Jas. Rawls*
F.R.G.S., forwarded feet free for by G. Street
and Co., 30, Cornhill, London, E.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-24

LOSS OF TIME IS LOSS OF MONEY 1
A CCIDENTS cause LOSS of TIME, and may
Ll may be providal against by a Policy of lb.
RAILWAY PASSENGARS ASSURANCE COM-
PANY, the Oldest and Largest Accidental Assurance
Company.
ItLght Hon. Lord Kurxman, Chairman.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, 1,000,000.
MODZESTE PREMIUMS

BONUS ALLOWED TO INSURERS OP FIVE
YEARS' STANDING.
A fixed sum in case of Death by Accident, and •
Weekly Allowance in the event of Injury.
ONZ MILILION AND • Fi•LIP HAS BUN PLED LI
CONPLNII•TION.

Apply to the Clerks at the Railway &Aiwa, the
Local Agents, or

64. Conflux, Lownoir.
WILLIAM J. VIVIAN, S•astazy.
Armes—
Dorchaiter—Mr. R. CASK

Weymouth—Mr. R. OALLST, jun., Deeestehire Beak.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-24

!SECURITY IN CREDITING.

Not only to Protect but to Prostate Trade, Gad to brio.

good men tog.

Established 1860.

FLIN T AND 00'8
BRITISH AND FOREIGN
COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
RIAD

London, E.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-24

ItifONEY on fair and equitable terms, with-
INAL out publicity or preliminary fees. Householders
and tradesmen of any oczuoation in any part of
England can obtain A OVANCIrei from 4.10 to 4,1,000.
In town 12, country 24 boors' notice on their own
security, without sureties. Bills of sale, execution.,
and rents immediately paid out. Only address in
London. No connection.—B. BLAIBSKG, Manager,
f. Storeo•treet, Lond,,n.
N.B.—Repayments made to suit borrower.. For
privacy, promptitude, and easy repayments apply
here. Actual lenders etablisbed in 1856. £150.000
&desired annually. 300 000 various loans effected
tbroagh this and 20 country offices. No insurance, of
any descriptam rquirod of borrowers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-24

CAR PE TS

BEST and LARGEST STOCK ie the Couety,
et noosually Low Price/.
TAPESTRY MODER DUTCH
BM 'SSE I S FELT HEMP
RUGS TO DIATCH ALL CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS, MAT., AND MATTING

In all Width. and Qualities.
PAPER HANGINGS,
11.000 PIECES IN sTOCK,
From 31. pa PkOl ,•f Twelve Yards.

PAISTING AND P.tPMR•ti.tNDING
Raperieneed workmen sent pn,mptly.

PATTERN BOOKS fr..m II tim Best )(Akers,

KNGLISII &
BEDKTEADS AND BEDDING.
BEDDING CLEANKD AND RE-11ADE.
SPRING MATTREAsKs from us. 6,1.

Saws mom of SLOOND-frAND
GOMA REMOVED ASO WASEHOUAKO.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-24

NERIOUs RIOTING.

An excitin.: scene took place on Saturday et New
Litnetick, en property belonging ter Coiner/1
Hare. In eau- . ing out some evictions, ZO wildiets
and 120 police, who were detailed for Hai.' duty, were
attacked with stoner, and a sub-constable named
klernarne ha I his •kull frartnred. A shot wai fired,
and un'y the interference ut tbre 3 !ideate prevented a
dieastrous c milict. The sheriff could tin nothing ti
raize on either of the farms, and the sec. rt were
returning, when they were attacked by the crowd.
Father O'Donnell sprang in front of the rifles i.f the
police, Paying that be would he reap. isible for order.
After some exciting skirmishing, the tnilit.ife and
p dice retired. An old caitler in the ...late. firm
which a shower of stones degraded on the p.lies r
they advanced, is now surrounded by soldiers, who
are ordered V, starve the defenders out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-24

Iliarktts.

LuNDON CORN (OPENING.)
Wheat quiet, it ab ult Friday's prices. Flour ;
oata and Maiii rather weaker; barley, beans, and
pear, about the same. Arrival.: Keglish—whaat,
3,614 qrs. ; fl mr. 14,355 sack..; Forrigo wheat,
49,278. barley, 3,815; oats, 44 415; maize, 20,376 qrs.;
flour, 3,173 barrels, anti 15 920 sacks.