The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-07-27 00:00:00

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. 'FRE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AN I) AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, j theotrtelswt °' 'jut ---
-- - TUESDAY, JULY 27,
not competei for. The great stereo- Schools of tbe
d_on,, or •• Utile and mestere,
There sten •
s,e - - infiltration system, very likely they would won be told le TREATS= o L PIIgIeoRX.SNONG AT THE VERNL-By I otheriprizes were
tie th balloon, the first of on the lereePptee...,„r pepper's "Ghost Moslem. ..., ..tirc:l L. tto ...an,
&ed.
of
e. a ene.e...e.„
1: OROILEAT Ell MIS CATTLE MARKET.
.di was all wroog, so he was la favour of their eaiting until kind permissien of e 'olenel F. C. Hill, comman . ,
deeig ' Hon or the juven * was e ,
fll ...d bein4 'll° ° teinibi eweetmeete eati °l"r '''•uge i • tbe midstOf these arch "Al: At A 7 14..;
Ma. DONMAN, inn., of Truetewn, eel Mr. C. Tite, Mr. H. Snwoos read a letter whic .
h he had recede
r much oblici it was positively decided which system was th I best Th 3 the 56th Regiment, the. officiary and bend ,4 the Iwe e .
hich wue let up about eight o'ceock ; other.' 0 o .
ig " and "Jobn Barleycorn in his barrel" were Malls there, can .
attractive to the juvent •
I palate, and duclog mud meow. ng in
t w int hied in until dusk. of the traoseete_bY . d plied,. _
•11 lo • b .p.il I j 1 tth great bee from Mr Easor
a yaw,' , ~ao ~en ae .is • tI, Ten :a 0 stating that he wag IT T
.. , , people In the weetern district now hays tie sarne system ment gave three thea• mai pe formances at the Verne I Use Kix) p ,
Ur I amuse:sea s ere . n
ded them becomes ou veu apparent. e„...tstron,_
'r- - - weonev,i ' • be* x -;•edingly good, aloud shout from the ch en other harm cuts _ , _
ri, _ _ ,_ hues was wt.. eeue
. f. the byeeses ; but slattee
,emaereetee„,e s the whole t own had bet re th d ' came 're, and ay nig e o -1 f ti removal ,• but the weenie -"Ce tee eveee
show to be held neat week in K-us'ngton I/ .rdens.
fee the
enWirieei advertisement, reque".l.4 "a"•••••••• te thought the be woeit el:l4'4o"re "definite 'plan is on Monday awl Tuesday evenings and on t ine At the close a Lbe •• me eeee
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*he Noon.. or eu re
already i .er ould be for 7 mig afternoon. The gymnwdstm was nicely fitted 1
u o for sounoune •
.it.g the Aileen.. of each. Each person en-er - .ho eeween. setae bettor im'flacw. 'tang - d star is already so limited teat them i„ '",. la tlis'`ort,
PONCHISTER AGRICULTUKAL SOCIETY.- Wc ob.arve Awill seud in the r Mut earlier. and this lir
w.._,
the
decided on. 6 ld before four o'cleck was presented with • and t
1080.
sch room •
'hat the annual Milner of the ab•.ve e eie'Y ni lbe Ids c my. Dienee ITS well as remedy tea 1.,.
tofihebricenteedy Hr. EDISON said • plan has been published, which had h banes of securing • shoulder of mutton . .
~(1 at their reepective k th the Seating in . t.. UCt .4444%a
the latighable burleeque entitled " The ticket for t e c as before, bre* . _
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adia,rio_. eeptng
owl
oki i'"• 5".• The g*. ,;
the next best tbing would be to c.,Thasr neat ~t els.
beer th sop-mg which distinguish -.le tea:
4d at the Antelope lintel nIA Wednesday, Nth Council cumplai . . ,
Led He quite agreed i been on that table. on with
the occasion. The performances commenced on each the e
the fortuua umber after which
ho should they hold to u , . Everything peso el II ' 7.
Mr. GlEoollth said before they settled any plan all inter- Rosebui of Stingingnett .
le Farm l'.'he officers w work, and Mr. Fletcher pointed
chevron occupies a separate atone. (in 'et tee
out hoe es !fez
s., and the exhibition in Mr. Hes .i'e Ilepesitoll on !mod
pg,...,.. I time the remaining tickets were sold, and eventually
COUNTY COURT, MONDAY.
motion ought to be obtained from every plea where the took the chitracters in this amusing piece recent y 11 to the lot of a gentleman from
sipte,3",nennligi:oc'odo,thbl.: chevrons were out ol volution. teed- nevi "el
le P. LEROY, Esq., Judge. er i.e.; tee
eine day. r the Inc .nvenience it in the hands of the agriculturist/.
Council. new system of drainage is in existent's. He did not think Before T. be °Deceived, and, as • member -
'VT COMITY Finflo il. Pr leg 1 tele-Thunder,
The Muni thought Mr. Esser was doing his best
d to do hie best to carry not the was' bee of thts.
there wee any chance of getting any help from the L-cal
• performances ith Weymouth, and their acting in th . , ed from the field in the aseeilue or sir
punted , nate
'kb. i+ fixed for this eeema eir et. The order Government Beard. I I limb r merchant, Poole, on whom) brackets a curious nsh-srale cm we el-9
-dines will les :-Ilyinn total v. au,
• to i in she
. ermsdered the letter very satisfactory.
carry cut the wishes of tbe Council, and Mr. E. Bustrele
The Mum', speaking of what he had seen of the work P., .
reboot characters fully eustained their ability. Major musie
py.ead themselves to bo capital actors at the theatrtcal the prizeticket fe
lering the evening, when the villagers turned
sir We) m i.ith. The
bband plelyleadd a cadpiitol sel
jecitrneind oitn
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Authem, and %rounding
shown. Other arches belong to tee teeetetee Ihr
sal at 11 o'clock, tii- preuclit rlo i•,..! the hey. PITIIOLEUM. at Ayleebury, said they seamed to answer ver7 well. Aher dunces to their hearts content, gs,,,ai ep,ear, , wilt . on business
ewayite, Cenen .4 Selise e. i I
lir • .- -ie Kinn Mr. George Prince applied for a licence to eell Petroleum There it was the A.B.C. system. timid G afferTurinutfield, &specimen of t 0 r
tiv ade Buell an !r. ; • .
11,i ~ , more modest were o ntent with playila Mr. hoary ,B .
1 13 o tkea • cabinet maker. carrying
ee dee and stow tbe well-known e ball-flower "'cr.:f.'s.'" ne*.al
laved in tho disiino...hall rater. the short ' within the boroueb. and to 'tote it. as a plate Mr. Gum thought that it they were fairly to point out culturist. Captain
the difficulty they were in with Mr. Fever, the Dube impression at Weymouth in " Cute. p__ T
ritseerald provoked hearty laughter in bhisßimireuihrsoegnrer. 1 ,e,niertiteriyi ,nr.gde
.nuni .rs., an .8 an asses, o .
Neely became they wanted eee resage-se
Sleet, up° ~,,,,,,,,_,i. .
jp ,
..... ,„ .. c,ontulimeuit. " itc & • shortly after nine but
:11-'l:wiolripmhcarnu:h_Bl,:tA;k:Dbdoi:lca.o:cthboebpoteloottlifaold7an,";:ico:::::::fir;r:ino.7Bltmter:gePdtibideueedtbfie.;l6:-..p.pfdpwaniiiiiii.dolf,
tt:bigentwavaTse,:beper.:::id.reatiEtniwlssobienloranric:lo72l:thamihantiediLhtta.:::_.........:6ll,::„':.
oVlthil in the Mr. Comp d reported favourably of the store _u _
ja..
ought to midst in carrying out works of this kind. an amount for col _
1, and luLcheon veld Ie p Mr. Lem, defended.-In the early
there before the church wee built. i.. , ..", ..., La, e t b...,e 0
1 between Bearegrr it wes ureud the been, c should be granted
eeee the i ftetiiisoi a tablet it stub ie . to hold not more than 90 gallons, and on the moth. gp!
Mr. Thomas produced specimens of the town sewage in • thin oughly artistic manner. Captain Molineur nv ' l I . i - i 'f h t according to On er.
i .'‘ithtl 'et a se:mer laid'in the 10;ire:room .th. ns bring-
It.yed -to Ow echo. .1 growl, of Sir Marries= Slapdash, the " villain "laofedtlotoebrplienekarkt,. outiegl.,elc the fie .1 was cleared, end the teeters w...
to a c one a very p eirmot s ay, ani one o t 0 mos
from Durniatestreet and other points, and orreries au
wrs extremely goal ne Hugl ; Mr. 1). T.
`non •vAriatot. I OTHIR COUNCILS' CONSIUNiCATIONS.
h i teen receire•i from other Town extol/kaki at its eppearing as clear as it did. plaint' • tray, ,
shank made • capital Wen ;err) . . celled upen the defendant ana
Milt with two walls of ashlar, filled up et:, 1-t, le It '
• \I r C Parsons, a well. i About four 1.-ter. a.
'it they bad many Mr. R. D.Olll filtered biome of the sewage through blet. .. end ete le H. stocessful fetes these emeetiee hove yet held, a result lur let..° "11% litchc'elredtiiteng.c.hwlitlidbwecabisowaul:lllart
I. t :It!: ri ' nk: mpa Is.
.. k do
la. m.ras defoectiv.e and • conatout sown a
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bud besioess townsaci lung,
I •n the ! Councils, and Mr. Buz:cur. ~le erviu f r the making of twelve cheats ..
h ttn y e'r'' The Wwer cc'uteige • Peal of isibi.V"leeelea4
t own, won firot 'epees i d' i ' • I
1 1 .al things of more coneequence to them, to mean. tne paper. and exhibtted ii c ear. h te M 1 St Ifi Ild th ID kII" ( r an e,thuate .0 •
was the on. niers ry, r. •. . un• eu, an eco - see, din .
leer. eel leming Antwerp
eked whether they could dt coos all these thintO.
works. Nalcpeoll‘ensx:Pr.avagThane II h mittee who exertei them.elves to the utmost to make of dritwerA, tin e
Stephenson was a good " Rose." The piece was due in a great measure Cottle indefatigable exertions of
t e . 4 r tee detect understanding 1a " which are very old, the fifth bell beine ae...4 lb, eise
!rev ; thinl for a. etangele ; Mr. Gauen was in favour of the surveyor attending the recefelleizedi whyiththemhuicit
e are p ease t en. e or eixtb 1600 Oo op, was the phrase es eind 13111. sal I
"it we. decided to go threush the item,. The first was denionstration at the Aylestoug
ive,l a " very higlily c nt- with reference to the appoittlucnt of the borough mulls- ed h BI H were rewarded. I 18 .. 61. each He wits Dome time
Wh'l t some of the COMO i " "" The qi:
e-ty. an.l "lii;lsly nom. trate'. the Town Council of Nottinglur g a and us the working of the system there Henry VIII-, of England (surnam te u
Mr. H. Sylmar:el suggested e 7 might go te Coventry. " Field of the Cloth of Gold," The following was the the day asu , and w I dh'ff ts were to be m ,do of goo
c Io:IlsortaTt• at Taunt_o as also toed u • place worthy of a visit. sod euriete' --tr en Hsh p.„ za,burelneetjutu:
: ncis I, of France, J. rk, wire . the wi nest .
tbe hod to Lnyit"on 1 / 110 UP It.tilertirleetting scarod, ..Fluttat,
'lhariffele. Mr. Persona modification of use posers of the Lore
Mr. li ''
wolth rema'arked that every gluteus is in '4l -"-'" -- ---" -.- -e• • ard - Fre ' e• • .
1 Goss ; Earl Parnley (a hanitshed English rem?, ea. POOL E. eoetned to n.ltiert very much. On that arco
"taws. tart of duet and beat for their itatitsi. others reoi,an.,Thlnstla
&Kos. Full length recumbent hgeres ~1 s -lon
try, oho uof which this borough magistrates should be a
mittee. The next in(mic, W DlMplaill to Mr. S ...ken of his tard,lneas..,ne i d ,a,tthin n and inspected the monumen's, three •.f *Li h--.. tele%
•If orinc• ain weight. mendsPon of • local representative coolly
at borough Mr Emmy id th could not have the farm eystem Ware ; 'Pete de Veal What Constable of Calais), . Le:our, it in Fail, is much on the increaxe in some
the contract tl at they e cre to ue ...lye" - Adorable antiquity, aud commute-eat., en.. - ee 1.
tad to do with the hours of p., Mg • . • •
npoin twit the. recognt
rts f this Union. -a made nor a.• -4..
I would flincy that two res o llienneei
et° edenepeti
.inee,i vri y :ill
iyh.,
natanolike inh ar,.: ehee,
de
rl ie. ctt
rlia rwg
ees. • X ri
d.
b. ~. ini_G....,„; gai„ja,:c
tho n an„t,n,ays...c. itzpitean:r.,4ol,,
limited tone fixed upon. W-en t .
..keeping rather • elections and railway monopolies, ani they were taxon ea then they eau% to aertank system. which required only i Atkino • Sir Guy the Cripple (a Hunchbacofk)oB,
Ten: , ,
1111 L 'iLli ORCH MD.-This (hor.M7.llfare is RhOt (I f work- .., i, a
B.tuersee, the greedeon of "Get John ot (; "itstr
ram. revant
eider. lteitetehe,groyiteeend, and they were of necessity driven to the
mHazwei'l ; The Duke of Suffolk (Waster
to be vivo,' after the fashion of the New Orchard, nnd honored Lancaster.' and his duals's, I,:ge "'°'.ltee
Next as to the election of aldermen, to p t in the obese et te,
Edward V. Vedal. . of Mort-weitwehbililliejeoli,
'ear of anyone men from voting a. the election of aldermen. liosi.nieys ti.Nitt.he..fir:iligillisthheo toeurtrehmß.onitie: i I do; Let h 0 6 iFsiriernrclhe
ia
..,compliance wit
-h the wishei of the inhabitants, who mtlutiishwiep.: bY
u°
i""4
satisfascyt:4l
ful reminder that another Dachau of 1i,,,,,..., is%
ih hi It was agreed by leveed members that what was wanted
of a week t , dawn:ant and told Lim they c ei. - lying deal. Another nionetuent recer 1, t ....- "I,
.• ' t next Mr Ald man GALVIN said the bill accorded . t s wai to as on the system and then carry out the workel Con, te c. Williams ; Von Schlasher, Von Krasher,
I.l.men . er • "plied te the Mayor on the subjeet. •tlf . customer. at the Ide of Wight, up n
ted f h lection of aldermen Dr. ALORMoa asked-Could thou depute several mem. Th Re Tn' I sent to pistil i
muo emit institutes. le
-y to • cone- practice; he bed not vo or le e re ESLEYANISM 0 .v. . _Doan, a poptl.ar r • wer not ac.oepted they eh non . .. tot, w
hers of the Couucil to go to Aylesbury? Y islet broil eit into M•. Leetn*
pprevat, and that i. ihr) e . 1606, and there are an altar t mob ce,11,1 tv ,' titet ,
'Rand fete since be was an alderman. and Von Smasher (Members of a German band), W.
&comb and If SOO+ • First Gen-
Potter, P. San . . .
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Mr. Mem" replied the Ceuncil had Men already told „ i . __.•. preacher who is highly spoken ...f by hie brethren, is e tomb.
_sod • brass to tbe meuiery i yo e''," '-;et•ne"
t artistes POLICE SUPEPANNUATIoN FUND. . . . , dee which to make tank.. As dorms, Second ileirlaann, and Bloc tuitizens or crew. latination. and Were soot returned, as being very inferior.
the Welt Sonoma, which is prop ° •;"''red. 111.-",,
le bs peen mey wane a Meal or grotto the newly-ape Intel minister for Poole. The Rov. J. , :
01'e:iv::: thaverech en:el:distil larly ggereparetetdY-. 'nv,.i 1•5:1,6:.,:' ..,.„..4„.
besides The cemmit tee recommended teat • sum of eiee ese le '.-
B. Dys hit rentable here as • supernumerary preacher. upee this witness Wrote tee defendant &met tt, telling
Tee parish chest centeine • lot of .i I h - "'nit
mists, to the Pollee Cur their services at the eleetion, ae, owing to to information, they would find, in the reports published
Qa to
id.
er en
(1" swt hn ehr i n}e... 11'4'.1iWIls., Dino. Iteer;kAennane rso"d ITeyn. ,BeMalrese, ace moue begiuniug front lel In ttie hter.ry u. '-'l,
oers. is agent, the superin- Mr. C.,uncillor HUNT. being aPPeelee . . 1
an,,.., • a . him for • timber ue.unt due Defendant so Aegean
able c election of old black letter gut ot.h;rl"4/0,
.ta before the application was made to It
the el+ction account of Captain °wills betng closed by the Governeuent, all they needed.
to had seen the '4 ;Afton! • The Lady Constance de Grey, Mrs. F. Etc's* Eesninter:ox. -At • recent examination, in
(Mose ; Rose le la F.ix, H. Bradley. The ex rave- w c s . •
t hi h me 300 candidate, were euee,.. fut. eer et..y.
and on enquiry, tbis was foune to be the farm system. A I 1 r-•• k `1 '
({IIIIZI caused much amueement, all the characters Harris. •I -pp e oy• MIT,. t.Cliotil, emu lortheriy Ih aerroid two. fur the drawers, togetner wit £3 a chained. Oae of the volumes was a Voigate vet
or to e- ees. 11,biopic, Persian, and other lan. mien.. in tot.,
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, similar to that obtained from Mr. Brstner. The other
e tendent was unaleo to obtain from that source, an amount application id • system at Tisbury, setae seemed o r.
Kr. EDISON : That is out of the situation.
recemmendation was to apply the Superannuation Fund behimmit'uf hrneedsdoid7lndsosi tilt Ilk ‘e
inbat *tell: ti:heqe:grearuoE wc
:I
sr s‘v;
etwl lei nr.it sae
inwl lo
tuol dq"seitt.iiyer
being wall sust tinee. Tee wigs, costumes, fcce ware Poole British School, üb:aineil I'm 47:11. place.on' the'
in brakes to Cuiforq, the seat of 1. 4.'1 Vl'filllT,-/fl'esset.
Ultimately, on the proposition of Mr. UNMETT. it WAS hint •n.l not • cdein. t
like. and s obtain • better investment ot the Superannu.
tewards building a residence for the superintendent of
has time, shall ge to Aylesbury, Coventry, and Taunton.
Wes' that the Surveyor, with the Mayor, if his Worship supplied by Mr. W. R. P. Jeffery, of Weymouth. liseteror.HCAVT.,, cpat 1
mi.i
nd
aft:teem:l
thin;
ei:Jce:scuz:ruipn:;..., ituedsteuan.sccttui no
~g ........hweihern .y
ii,
hrobe-urr,t.
h_teh,
hap
ata.nrui
:.d‘ot, u, ;55;
on Fund. DEATH OF MR. CHARLES WHIM. -William Sha'l, • respectable-1 mking teeing • builder and 'mem. mere
natertained by big lordship, who bee a.„. h,iii ie.i.ee
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It is with unfeigned regret we have to announce the Mayor on Wed Med.)! fur being to a helpleite state tit . t rd • bid Wituborn
S. u ay . , y e and the Duchess of it.'„„,..-' e
the bee. any more cheaply b. cline the money_wu f W•ght for which Mr. L twin supplied tee limber, and
man from the count re, wa. brought up before the mml/4°1..010,04 deal so largely in chute 0.
• believe in the hoe
.derensn t ;ALVIN reMinded the Council they would not to observe the effect of their see ego plane
WZYMO UT Ef . death of Mr. Charles White, which took Place on Satur- oblivioueness in High-etrece, end was mulct in the
cut ft rn tbe Superannuation Fund ; it would be e- dey morning lest under most painful circumstances. The inevitable si. and coots. replied thee Pe y were for re cbarttable biudri
•,' the u ur. e of his crees-exunination he denied that he Talbot Biker said at Dorchester lame ror I.
'Moil ato boreowing from any other source. THE ANNUAL Llciasitso DAT for the borough ea deceased gentleman lied been engaged with Mesas. Frank ee' ... .
le gm el Meer oN t.HAMIL -This &ape', e hich wiii pointed to a chest of drawers at Mr. Sparkeis establish- Mr Pope he was in fay .ur of i • -.-- '-'1 te
day. he was in favour of &risk
etveNur moved that the surveyor preleara Plans fixed for Thursday, August 26th. , , Wills J. Wain., aod F. Reynolds, as the committee of the ~. .. , th st dr toms clot' in the tedin ,ry course
;e.
- • atm rutendenes residence, which is to be
'f HZ I'
- °TATO TRAP/W.1.-The oew potatoes lanneo Horticultural Society. in inspecUng the window flowers in be tune el teen. y Lii °main:l4,DH , W
a h bi • tbe made like that. He *Mutated c, atic leitatehee.
e ope,. a egging nient soying they were -, ;ow ea thought they must all have
_pa preciated thit 51;.,,,,..444
lodf4inwbgeursii4nnetwarhie.t-"I:1! "se. w
ent police station. Re thought it meet proper n tr. a te tie ,an a r g of visiting Cenford. Lord Winutore e °- -eel
dent should live at the police station. well, on returning from Albeit-terrace, Mr. White corn- n to s..con ee ii a; 5 , pos ..
i th - dwk frt-utif sible De pos-ilde, named his own mice, which Islea agreed %Mule
by special boots during last west amounted to 340 the u s hit d• t' t d fte oing through Fortune's- to the WWII, is fixed to be opened for Divine eery's,. that def •ndane, after beim' told to out it sa
e 0 00fVel 11,
was glad to make the acquaintance of Me doh -II
/ GALVIN considered this Wel leat • MUMS LOIN. t reined of feeling fatigued, and Bald he should go home. M. Pun.hon, it i. expicte 1, w.ll take part an the Th- •irawer. (c mewled tne witness) Were "scampishit
help them wash the dust re the tower dose, 1,,411
made. soil not flt t o be used oven as orange boxes, t •
th h iy tb to trans Port them it au t....
lordshi the party proceedel to the e''' fiii
a house up there, over tee prisoners and Cuseem House Peonoriox.-Mr. It. F. Plunket ,
caving the other committeemen to. son on_withwutheeeernorh inaugural procuediogn . . e .... a e wood in some par s being no thicker thas that ordinarily . P. „„. ~ „ , „ A.syn,a ,
skins, act, an kept, and that without &stealers outedoor officer 111.5 L Customs., has been Is ere are retneVen otitis atm nguree, nu eeo.. eee
he thought, be unsuitable. Sad war promoted to be acting suanining officer for Weymouth, stagger, and, einem out " Beetle, Bettie, to his youngest
W THE SALVATION ANET.-1 he pities or uaptarn use-I at the leeks ef picture frames,. The charge to the ea
d scalp' urea in the Betith Mu "e'" eth
' the property. and Mr. 0. E. Manx second-class out-door, to first- of inspection. Oa nearing his resiU ce be
Hayter, in connection with this local army of evidently customer Lir the drawers was to ham been 28% 61. each, slap . . .u.--not -
weended " That it is desirable the - - i enthusiathic worshippers, is now being filled by a young v, that t :or w..uld tusk, 10.. sue out of the transution, P .
iwter but the veriteb, stone now 'este
Ln . tbed at iiheee,'
clam, weymoutn. picked him up an I curried him in oors an unconee OM
have s residence at um. son, he fell on the pavement. fievderal paw ers-by ran
iand t wee med. by the perseverance of rd Witnle.ree's ...,
vapan plus for the bunt; Mr. H. EDWARDS, 3LP., has, with his usual state. Dr. Bawer was at once called in and did everything but this War not all profit. When the contrite tea.
brother-in-law. Sir Austin Layard. Although - nt
ion House in his power but he was un
uggestion to reier the matter benevolence, even FAO towards the Mans . „ able to restore him to conscious. open- r 11100 ngs on e tray as un ay.
lady fairom LOOltidoll, anitlhwhQo effleilete,ttsat ideederlant
tthhee
under the MSS of the winged build ie th B ' •
ed th le until his death, which took evening the service at Cho Tempsranoe-hall attracted • it was just possible he might bays deducted it off the bill „„._
se _
eee _
et . e nen ete ,
he (witness) was t , have had acemmimion for himself, but
plan might compel them to Fund for the relief of the widows and orphans in the nes& He remain wi
sit 1111
tris. _ea .
late dreadful Risco Colliery Explosion, whereby 120 pthos at one °clock on urday more . . crowd congregation. te sew ion nto quarters, and then to split IC",
hest. of drawer. were brought into CM, and examined
bere la no sir._ _fit for the lives were lost, thus leavin 78 id d 215
g w owe an The news of his death wu received with. much regret, Tits Hox. K. ASHLEY was one of the gnests at • ban- when they settled -At the Judie's suggestion one of the way
vet
for Mr. White will long embered with feelings of yr. urns gm ,wo, as • competent and ez.
t M c • (it ) h A alk
w &creel the well-trimmed lawn, brought tie ~...
yet held at Southwark on Saturday week, to celebrate neriencel yeller, was repented to give his opinion. This
'I • wife am i`m"l"yee child ti 1 ided f
en re y unprov or. be
rei&F
Oddf 11
respect and esteem. He was • reemaeon, an e ow,
a request that they Tee ITALIAN BAND.-Thia band played • ca_pitsil a member of the Literary Institute, • member a the t 0 return of Mr. Cohen and Professor Rogers. In wall decidedly unfavourable, witness tomer i
kog teat they to the great Spanish chestnut tree, en whice per'
d'n to the toast f"HMj t ' Mi iota ” d f ctiv bth ded tit ber and workmanship Buckman "'smirked that it was, he believed, OA ....'l4
1. selection of music in the Greenhill Gardens on Tuse Leese Board, and a past chairman of that body, and he reopen i g o er aes y s nrs were eee.as ri g tr m . , lied chestnut tree in the Kingdene LkireT
day last. The weather being_ fine there watt • large vras also a member of the recently-formed Bathing Cora- he congratulated tbe electors of Southwark on • and that he could at any time have a bemired once sent •
ewe d f Lo d ttb fl 5 h -Mr Manuel Yard from the ground, he should jevigs it to le e''
wu ail artist of repute, among the most victory that was hardly worked and well-deserved, and own roes non a e rate o 4. eac . .. . .
. the polies wee number of persons present. We understand the Band pan,. He round. There was one at Tortw - - Ist
cabinet-maker, and Mr. Habgood, carpenter, having given ortb, in the eed d , e
Committee have mode arrangements for the hand to important of his wo.rkin _ _
,nrg
t.
..e rdsteue
b.i "Th of the survivers h th ked th • h f h H f
0 an _ em in t e name o t a ouse o Dude, 59 feet
_round. There was no &tee tett ue`e
-.plied to, and play in one of the gardens each week, to afford an o.f
Aditelteldrtlallipche
.el Fl eet
O. HO &ISOM 01 WI The wreck of tb
ted hi self 'eh all &ate affect! Commons for sending men who were an ornament to similar evideec .as so the wood and workmanship, his
Honour observed that if an inferior price was given they eneetnut trefee. enough supposed to be introdue-el itts-e,
opportunity to persons living out of the town of listen-
lug the public good of the island. and, whether in his - g
the House and a rest addition to that historic could only i xput t o have for the money an inferior country la Orentnern Went ardne of the oldest t -
reign
'wird said lug to the band. bee capecity of member of the Bawd, or as • private assembly. we knew 'enthuse about. Some of t
article. H . cue a verdict fur the defendant, saying that ho best AM
Sineento Nsers.-Arrivals : South of Ireland, riteidividual, his advice wee always sought in matters of SHIPPING INTILLIGINCg - Arrivals. July 15th- the set-off covered the dell. . trees they knew of are those of the chestnut tannit
tr.. was preserved with great care A dram a
"SWCW 5° pearn ; Great Western, Bbunpied. Cherbourg, general ; insperrance. He 'eaves • widow and • familY of three Victoria, 'Abb. Smithameton. nil ; Beside,. Rowe, Culls UPON THE L AND &W.A. COWTANT.-Williarn mad, by Ledy Moreton, aod it wmiad so L,..- -IL -n el
Aquila, mbar; Brighton,Falle,Jereeyand Guernsey, daughters awl four sons, the oldest of whom has been in Portsmouth, nil ; Tidy, Isloyes, Sunderland, cede Vine, a ',Mete dealer, Milting at Poole. claimed from this and remarkable tne at the time a the Gee! "'eta ale
'ne •
itcy meta ; Dee, Eastwood, Hull, oil-calm ; Prince, New Zealand for some years. 16th-Belder, Petersen, Gets. &ass : Empress, Dyke, company the sum if' £6 damage ariaing from thedetention tree before them was a very beautiful s 11.17' Tli
er Torquay, pusengers; Denise Clerks • Otter, THE rumour. Hartlepool, coals ; Esther, Wilcox, Littleharnpton, on their line of 100 Imes of German red potatoes, renegued pectin° tee
be bad nothing else out of his journey in eon ' -
1 • Sarah Ann Brow Y
' ThomPson.JsrsnYuPotallmn /EmPillnsu °mem* i3filterm* Took place on Monday, in St. George's Cemetery. amid nt , . le armouth, nil ; Thetis,
• to Lim from L .ndon on the lot Jane lase-Mr. Budge that societ than to th t nettax ...A
y d
b. see a tree. he 'Moult Oust Lc
a peered for the plaintiff, and Mr Druitt on behalf of the Wimbo
moutk_passengers ; Union, Moyse, Poole, bricks I every exprusion of grief and regret, nearly all the shops in Jones, Shoreham, ballast ; Tempter, Vine, Newcestle. o
comp my.-It wee ,t ited that Vine had ordered tbe ceefeeer.' " abundantly satisfied rith Wiwi
lane, Cole, ma, fish ; Lady of the Lake, Knight, sea, Fortune's-Well having been closed. The Freemasons soda; Edith. King, Emeworth nil. 17di-Elizsbeth potatoes Girona Messrs. Stark, Ford, and Stark, potato A little farther on the t
q ; onyanile, Foster. Cowes, nil ; Ravensworth, assembled st their lodge-room. at three o'clock. and went and slsrY, Mabee, Southampton, nil. 18th-Destiny, meenhanta Beide...kr, and that they were to be sent •• folkprual •te,"he ti)
&&
e',ldee.lt
sell, Hartlepool, coal ; Mary, Wighton, Martin, In carriages to the residence of the deceased. Here the Lock, Bunt Audemer, ballast ; Harmony, Attwooll, from the Nine Elms station, London. Hs ought, accord. Mangey's 0 dr," as the
that Lady Mountie went on her ikrt e.,' bithue,- e's
'do, ocal.—Saiiirsgs: Denis, Clarke ; Otter, funeral procession was formed, and proceeded to the grave Gefle, deals; Wheatear, Welkina, Plymouth, lime- ing to his note, have receive! them on the god. but notes. fro. the pie" which is now the obi Itieetchenutiti -1,,,;
-eon, Jersey, empties; South of Ireland, Nang ; in_the Loulloownizginord
Me; 'c'eTrr ia g es, including the following /done. 19th-Ann, Beacham, Plymouth, limestone ; log Was known of the p totals, so far ea plaintiff was con- which, the fable apart, is even more interment' tile.,
Western, Blampied, Cherbourg, general ; beer-three ,_ Thomas Mason, Hughes, Bangor, I
s.stes ; Bellona, cerued. unt,il theith, when theydweVisersred. at the chestnut Reminding one of thou giants of tee lit:a.
Falle ; Aquila, Flisher, Jamey and Guernsey. Messrs, vidurr. &Hemel Melodize, Ratcliffe, Graham, C. Pedersen, Cronstaile, deals. 20th-Admi-al, Bingen, ;era Litre adl & tro &.b i m mu.n'tritlhribelin 12th, by lirehieere. mot forests whore tusks have been shortened, ths ea,
"mince, Mestere, Torquay, Passenger, ; Warren. Seerren, Hancock, Ayles, J. Ward, Green. Cowes, nil ; Fidelity, Campbell, Cowea, nil ; Victoria, b tame monarch raises Its head above mutilated Mel . ,s„,''',,; •
ta' hed coins dorm id bl
cons era y in price, in
lens, Bournemouth, passengers ; Farmer, wood, Webb, W. Andrew,. Morgan, R,. Score (junior), Procter, Portarnoutb, ditto ; Briton, Dunsford, Peels- the elements are too me hf th 'e- e•
C Or 0 tees, an, aO,
nditlell to whicti they had become much deterinie iron be '
ace is needee to keep • gigantic bran- i,,--"c„,
Sand, ballatt ; Emma Maria, Warner, Charles, E. T. Tergett, T. Sansone and H. Russell. mouth, nil ; Frederick, Gear, Plymouth, limestone ; ated by lying so leng at toe Hamworthy station in the with the per nt stem, Lord Wee . Del -,-ee'
atone ; Otter, Thompson, Cardiff, nil ; Private carriage of Dr. A McLean. . Pilot, Denhatn, Ya-mouth, nil • Diver, Page, Var. covered truck, thie having carnet them to sprout lest a high weind would runt onl 8°&51
el-5e,.."4 --
Guerneey, ballast ; DOME Clarke, c rriage of undertaker, containeng Mr. It. J.
Private
Aand d I Kr JH. Sound.
Mrs an ass stud, , , month, nil ; Providence, Feast, 'Lymington, nil.— out in tho begs. Ile be ito sell them at a great reduce y carry away ....e bet e.
so injure the trunk ats to leave only • hatle 1 xa.'"
&Stings. July 15th - ITnion, Melees, Weymouth, ti.m. to aiy within.: of the lose of time and annoyance by babi,:sd. o It'll stand 100 years," sot Mr. (.11.4 L1,..-:
'O7. --John Palmer was on Friday CORPSE bricks ; Unity, Week'', Swansge, hoards ; Traveller, calling ae the Pod, istatiel day after day to engoire after bravely. 'Oh, don't roue it, my 1. pie-eellee;
before Dr. Drew J. Milledge, Bearers :-Mr. J. G. Patten. Mr. R.. White, Mr. W. B. Barrett. Newcastle, clay ; Pietronells, DeNuies,
atilo good., and ho coueblereal that hu. lost fully the Profeseor, "it would he sad t; Heil such i' '•
enc.
Esq.,ewith throWing stones at &riven, Mr. Spam. Forge, clay ; Diver, Pogo, Cowes, deals. 16th -Clyde ht to 14 recovered.-} ,r the defen
m mot uow s?"e ,h l•fr' bfi c° growth."
my Elliott, stationmuter at Mr H
Two mourning coaches. containing Mr. E. White. • • Mr. Bruit!. Sohnoltert tet the p &Heti in t e rat yh h h cil ; i I • .
y. Bandy, London, pipes ; Ann Elizabeth. Young, Ply- e c urc was It I 0 /6 seen, in• in perm;
White (eons), Mr. J. White (of London), brother, Mr. . instane t was out of C tort, the delivery note testing th t
May 30th, on the arrival of mouth, pipes. 17th-Alliance, ° house again L-.ril Wimborne. with a couriderate k gen
Barnes, (brothenin-lawe Mr. J. H. Hodsdon and Mr. Russell, London, th-bootatoes in question were sent from Stark, London, that „aa warmly appreniasad said 0 any lad
11, several eassengen nom- Ceeke teepee...l clay ; Joseph and Ann, Pym, Teignmeuth, piees ; te Stark, Poole ; that it was the usual practce for all man would like to see the ' 'GI y ' yom ft:::
m thrown at elle of the private carnage, containing R.. N. Howard, Eel. (clerk to Emma, Conway, St. Helens. deals ; Cornflower, Kent, g 'ode (eVer since tho °jailing of the station at Longfleet) The whole party turned and seems: threou "`"
-1114 -
John Rudd, signalman Local Board.) Falmouth, flour ; Ceres, Summers, London, clay ; to be left till called for at the Hamworeby Station, unless apartments, furnished gh a mits of se
and adorned in palatial 411. 11
'elliott telegraphed to Members of 0 Idfellows, Lodges. Lecal Boaeil. bathine Gallant, Luke, London, pipee ; Heroine, Wilkins, specially inetsti•ine 1 i.y ti•e sender ; that the goods clerks China in Canford would alone make • Wearable ler.a,
at the train, and to company, Literary Inuitute, and tradesmen of town :- Fogo, general. 19 le-Elizs, Filmer, London. clay ; saw nothing of tie pluintig until the Mb, when he for its pounce.. Crown D,rhy. Old Wowelter,o;
with other boys Rev. J. A. Beesor (rector). Rev. T. A. Ottley (vicar of Deoularns, McDerward, Newport. ballamt ; Sarah Ann, enquired •fter • truck ef potatoes, not from London, but eh ,
eau, now, Wedgwood. have some of their ewers
St. Johnee Dr. A. E Btrnes (medical attendant). from Brilerwater, and that when they were brought to the
.1"1111,1 ....ail ageil&d C ptoth A Serieen, Caotein J. Winter, Messrs. J. C. sentatives here Gild.d alls Jar' '
Brown, Coweseleale. 20th-Admiral,(s )Billsen.Cowes, L insane% Sullen plaintiff refused to take them until the ; • w .• ee .nefren. Wee
5-"'""" "“ng Lau°. Revel. Kendall. E. Will', Kew. w. Seriven, nil ; Victoria,(e) Proctor, Portsmouth, nil ; Ohl Goody, 12th, without • shilling • beg compensation. After a vae clestocarn Tett'', hgirahndifellos, chimney pieces in carve el
i Tomlinson. Dunkley, betty. Reynolds. T. Williame, J. Wallis, R. Fullaeer, London, clay. 2114-Ontario, Bartlett, lengthy argument on the part of the legal gentlemen upheolUeryeeattra&ct 'an'edatwa illidiertbieh'Pv.it 'or
'0I••11)41
dant threw Pearce (chairman of the L cal Board), J. Scriven, B. Runcorn, clay ; Royal Eagle, Lewis, London, clay. engaged, his Honour gave a verdict for plaintiff for .C 5 and spertment, is panelled wi, h oak oes demeor. .e eel
ten, einem
of Bristol, Seriven, J. Stens Gasp c•nr of nutunceil. Pearce the caste
told the (surveyor), 13. :Vona Who"' attendance officer). r, QUAREZLIV.IIII NEIGHBOUEL-At the Poole Petty carved, and there is a chimney piece surn ended eat*
' Battu- Hodder. W. Attwooll, It Croeker, G. Mitchell. W. SOPfliolls on Wedneeday, before the Mayor (G. Curtis, WARRHAM. gams, leaves, lec., carved with es Mtlet finish meteor
o were Con.ben, W. H. Smith, R. S No4olll. T. C mite°, R. Leuo, Evq.), W. ornaments of the most oostly buffets ()vitae ties
N. Western, C. J. Stone, and F. 3fillos, Me. Gum; M.P., has sent a photograph cabinet. attractions uowillingt , t . '
s.,xt, G. B. Persona. R. Scriven. Major, G. Andrews. y he company now reponse t,ti
Dup., Rhea Saunders was charged with using shuteye size, of himself to each et the elector,' of this borough. church, a very old and curious structure, older, ars Hai
There were altogether 50 carriages in the procession.
'oar and &faunal. ry language to and auaulting Mary A rise broke out on Thursday last on the heath judge, than the mil:l4er itself. It sadly Mu irk
. Tbe service at tee grave was most impressive, and if S under • neigiltho r -Th df d t h
u . e. eenan , w o was near Cel,l If:arbour, and burnt fiercely the whole of although every weer attempt failing, an atter to trot:
3 any proof was needed of the respect in which Mr. White a .5'
wu held, it was to be found in Om deep regret plaicly exceeedingly lou• and loquacious in her decl-r along that day and part of Fn•lay. Beyond burning the from tee roof bas been wade by mai,. ie g:se elek
manifestei by the large assemblage at the grave. of innocence, said she had no witneeses to call, as she heath and furze and scorching a few trees no damage but without muked effect. No one else being ream
In the church the service was read by the Rev. J. A. considered her "own voice " !rite sufficient-a fact was dune. • to say anything on tbe building. Profeosor Btaisoei
esor, and at the grave by the Rev. Mr. Ottley (St. which the Bench considered indisputable.-She was . it appeared to be • church of Nemec initial. us cor
THE ANNUAL INSPICTION of the 2nd D.R.V., loy intereete e It hal bas, h d awl he
roue altere , pastel
'est As the coffin was lowered into the grave besuta• fined 2.. 61. and costs, or seven days' hard labour in Colonel Steward, took plaoe on Wednesday evening, th - &`. '
were were placed on if. default. ps aa showing the c immeneemeet of tee se
in • field belonging to Mra. Kent. at Northport, There recent architecture. Oa the right of ilor theie ard st
'elfin was of poltshed 0 dr. anti the breastplate bore THE Ecuocanox Ace.-Mr. James Curtis, builder, warn a good muster uf members from Bare Regis and large opening, which appears to hare commons:sue ira
Ting ineeripqm :-" Uneaten WHITE, died July was summoned by the school attendance officer for a Crf C 1
o e ast e. the rood loft. This was pointed to ins an interesting fere
aged 59 years." contravention of this Act by not sending his boy to Basil Sorris.-The secretsry of tbe band (Mr. R. and Professor 1100)LO:ten thought it very c.nimestebisin
°RESTERS' DINNER. school more ly. -Mr. Dickinsen appeered on Hutchings) entertained its members to • first-rate in the alterations the original features bad bees n
comer " ROSIN 11000." behalf of thereat' Board in support of the rum- supper at the Red Lion Hotel, a few evenings since. adhered to. Fer his own pert he held that it mistime
lf you cermet rest ee to harmonise •oor add•to s. les
moon-Defendant pleaded as an excuse the death of The chair WEI taken by Mr. Hutchings, and the vice- work be histori * ) . .
cal ; and the new work added bs we
' their fourtemth anniversary dinner on the bo 's mother and th fact h
their club-remit. at the Eagle Tavern. • I • • e tat he was of an chair by Mr. Yearsley. Speeches, songs, and toasts upon the old work, rather than by an eude.vourteite
,therS and Mends were prevent, the prolate disposition, absenting himself from school followed, and a very pleasant evening was spent. The pret the old work, cause ideas of it t, be entertained=
Dr. McLean, surgeon to the court, more from his fondness for rabbit+, and other peculiar'. band on dispersing played the National Anthem in the facts would nut justify.
was in the vim-chair and there ties, than from idleness. Defendant went on to my front of the hotel. Ravine taken leave of their host the party Tomtit
*haul. Bro. R. Elliott,(secretarye that a school attendance officer, or anyone else holding Cowen PETIT SESSIONS -Thawed toren' htl te Wituborne, and a portion dined at the Crown. totem
'ten. It. Horns, P.C.R., Bra A. a public official position, should not be one carrying for the Wareham Petty . ' _. . . uf y mee log not permit speeches or papers, and after tee thence!
Sessional Division was held at the club had been voted to Lord %Vimbotne 51-. Litessil
le, Re on Any other business, inasmuch as he was too apt to Town-ball last Tue el
ied by Mr. Greene ieey, the mrrates in attendance notch • • ' '
sr, it was time to catch the train'. no finis Tema
ett been ably proposed and scree° his customers, esp?cially if they belonged to being Lieut.-Colonel Weasel ( airman), M. Rodgett, t . exauine • considerable collection of fossils. *bat
+tad the chairebe having what was considered the ' upper ten." " What was mei O. C. Ferrer. Ewa. Luff is preparing as a gift to the bfilieum of Simi.e
im to go to Weymouth sauce tor tbe goceee," he contended " was sauce for the Boirrino IN rug Swig= -William Siocalsy. labourer, .
School. A more thoroughly enjoyable day, it ear.
nig place was filled by gander."-- (During the bearing of this case the Mayor wes brought up under a waryant lOr hasina at Seiner.. nem. ewe, has never yet been up. rieoced even thee;
retired fee. tbe Bencbl-As defendant proeitised to on the 13 h June, create! • desturbence in a thoroughfare pleasant outings of the Dorset Field Club.
by fish, ing • i h another man. obese • bed character, lesd
N Anny, Navy, and see that his eon attended mire regularly in future, a sant to gaol for that offence at • recent petty tem on. --
nominal fine of a shilling only was Imposed. Stockley admitted the offence and pleadel that he could ELANDFORD.
. Me. IIcDoNALD STIALINORABEITE ANDGARDENSTU FF. -Chas. Dares, not wane,. attend tbe previous court.-He Wag bound
labourer Constitution Hill, was brought up in custody, over in his own recogoisances te keep the peace for twelve Local. rt
-OABD MMIXO.-The usual monchi) tr
evening, vit., • '
`he juvenile uneer • remand from Tuesday, charged with stealing, menth°. ing of the Blandford Local Beard was hell •-x /Ct
a expremed at a late hour on Monday night or early on Tuesday CRUELTY To Bonze -Charles Baseembe, of Bore Regis, nesday last, the Chairman, J. G. E. Lawrenceie
st being morning, four tame rabbits, the property of Robert tad hue Moors. his carter, were summoned on ths presiding. The other members present woe Mee
Harvey, son of Martin Harvey, of Parkstone. • sack toefooTeation et P.O. Releout, for unlawfully working J. Ball, seri., J. Ball, jon., A. S. Hodges, .I.
ors oi with sore should.rs, and therefore in an uofit •
upon- or bag, value le., belonging to tbe latter, and Illies. of state to be worked. The firsen Barnes, P. A. Barnes, R. Epee', E. B. Sallee
amed defendant baying
scent potathee and tome broad bean Abbott, and T. Jones -The Chairman gate te
,eed s, valued at eigbtpence, edreitted the offence, though pleading licensee, Mr. ' ,
th the property of Henry Tart, a next-door neighbour.- Sept. Callender withdrew the charge Molest the other that at the next monthly meeting he aboue z'
. It was shown in evidence that soon after one o'clock ntan.-Bascombe was thereupon fined 10s. In each case, for the appointment of a resiulent treasurer is 10
on Tueeday morning Acting-Sergeant Bridle was on costa included. of Mr. S andall, wbn ia living out of the tov
duty near prosecutor's house when he heard the gate A TA001111.1301111 APPILLVTICZ. -JoAn Ondsard, • lad of - The Surveyor, Mr. Willa said he lise I
' click." Ile stood still, when the prisoner tame Ics,,naritanstace.h,:opud..(•n his aheenc d with having wilfully and nuisance+ of any importance to report -The il
IY 'rented him.elf from the service of his
yards him, but on seeing the sergeant he turned to in connection with Mr. Marshall's huilill
ma,ter-Mr. Frederck Summers of Sw ter
mother way. The offiCer however followed and sawyer, and pepuhanger with who b been
• ilir icb Ern DOW undergoing alteration, haring n
151 5 'el'
diet-wised
coned him but to no purpose, and as ha saw that apPrenticed.-Mr. Howard, Weymouth, stated tbe case, ,_, , more especially with regard to the 7
'emu cae:ried a bag hi asked what it contained, explainine that all the power' of persuasion possible on oat_ nikitY of..the overflow. if any, finding its le.l'l
' You hove some rabbits in the bag ; where did the part of the muter, awl also of the loCal police- the river, the surveyor settled the question by es
en!' To this the prisoner replied, " I'm conitible. bee been used In the hope of getting the youth ing out that there could be no overflow, and the:
• know," and ths officer thereuoon took toilet pto his work, but without awl and that it was arrangements in all ether reveal' were nor pi
Iln°' It Waa there eee° that lbavil had lereforstillugrCut tr.:issucktantit cesrothtr Mr.
iirhni.ei:d.l,:wretre, Hitidact"Y•-Mr. E. B. Smith spoke of the nee
',bite and one old one in the bag, and he being now abeene Kr. Howieg"preducled the indern- fap:fret dyor way in which the Gas Company's me f
id he had in his possession about a tare of apprenticeship which was for • term of eight the pavements in Market-street sad fr
• 1
•it, some broad loesne, and some years, showing that he 'was receiving very fair wages foy street in particular, sitar laying down gawp°, e
•ey deposed that he saw the rabbits an apprentice, in addition to which 111 r. Summon was, he stones, he said, were broken and patched ley'
on Monday night, but he missed said, in ths habit of giving him small sums of money mortar, and the repairs were altogether defeat'
-e. He identified those which whenever be worked extra time. The lad, who was now The Surveyor pointed out that in tame cool.'
'honer as his property, and in his third year and heel become very awful. WM hi the swing to there not being • sufficient depth of psi
the bag, which, he said, was habit of going away lm fite had starts. mit wan, genersll7 the waterspouts underneath being too near tilt•
absenting blmseU two or three days at • time. and It w
ere the rabbits were kept. to prevent • recurrence of this that the present applicatiol face.-Ultimately it was agreed that the streel
lealt with and pleading was now made.-The Bench made an order for the should in future inspect all such defective pleat e
Iced to three months, delinquent to return tie his work Immediately, with the saw that the Gm Company's men did their weal
fullest amount of costa against blm It was in their power psrly.-The remainder of the business, wu notelf.
to grant. Toe costs, however, It wsa undentood, would routine character.
"NTINARY. not be enforced provided tbe youth returned and believed
ey schools in this properly.
15WAJIA.G31.
I'S at least been A QUIET GROWL .
otions, not only will 01
THE Congregational Sunday School -
'mend public, To tAt Editor. MO
anniversary on Sunday next, July roh. when c,
..df Place on Sie-As • rule I bays no sympathy with grumblers :but will be preaohed at 11, 3, and 6.30 o'clock by tkes:
m,matances there are 0/10EMODS when • dog will bark "in mite ei hm J. S. Butcher, of I.7pwey. Appropriate bre" -
e rjetkelnej tee th.• and if I were the only growler in Wermeam b 4, .ung bY ihs scholar*.
ra, lerbspe youn would not-although lam not quite sure DISGRACE:IUL DAMAGE-A very milt-WW 2.
,ear.
of at yeu wi -permit me to otter it through the medium
your widely-mad, and, as I know, thoroughly 'edema- was perpetrated at Ulwell on 'Saturday night, 'Il
belle
eed dent columns. The (Thar day, thanks to the liberality of hour, or early tbe next morning. A landau a 0
1 • gentleman whose name I need not mention, there wee to Mr. Charles Summon., omnibus preprieter
a grand fate in this solod but rather faded (faded at least place, broke down on • journey, owing LOW
in tbe matter of trade) old town, for the pleasure a the heating, it 1. thought, of one or both ,4 tie
school children of Warebam, In which the inhabitants and had to be left all night at or near I
morally were allowed to participate. The local band where th id d S e time
'led their musical abilities to the utmost, and the e &cc ent occurre . . on. , .. , ro,
1 people of both melee were indulging in the ho or 11 and 12 o'clock a man was seen t•r• ;viol, _
_,,
ag a dance upon the greensward, when, as if tey vehicle, and next morning it was foui d cut all tem;
mai, they were suddenly deserted by " the blowers& and otherwise wilfully &maged. The act .0
lent blast," and for the rest of the evening their have arisen from something more than Inert
"as were specially and exclusively devoted to nelecleieli
on of certain hotel and shopkeepers of the
nd gentlemen of course, no others being for __ _ _
eted to enter the mystic, or. rather, messy flabbes anb 'tiara-
-, sir, could anyone, in an assemblage like
'uto consideration the liberality of the -4.-
net RAO
vho intended it for all, regardless a Another of our publicans was sold op - ~abe,,
titian. be DO selfish I As might have When we have time we will state what
~weae`heeee
elden and unexpected state of the be the reasons for the great changes 11: in" ~...;
setting, to say the least. otherwise Times have been bad for all trades late! lee
thou who took upon themselves least the s°
to sik
she bend wu brewers could have done was
. -me performances fall th • which to Pee
e general atjoyment. 1 an one e summer season in
• tnel
eal feeling of dissatisfaction uP. " Dangerous" should be stuck 0 . ,
• would be noticed in the signs in our town. It is as dangerous to tore
'wee like certain &nem. as to use the knife, i e., turn butcher. Bee
'mita I trust you wiii wars for those fat seasons when in,od stoat '•
ite but warnsat instal. of " quu," sad smuggling paid the sinkeeneee.
On the 15th inst. the fife-and-drum had."'
,1 a '
CZERNITITE to Bournemouth in the Florence, see mfe
Party. During the voyage Albert Chinches,
the paddle-box in • fit, and many a the
were panic-stricken. be
I's Royal Joe and John deliver coal at the hen° :
•ous and prices. The fact is alarming. Whatever "S
Is week. chauge for the better ! V
outlay. John (moths)) planted " fill-baskeee Pet
wife ounplainathet she does not get the ba,
UR. enough-to fill bar paws. Low Wiese..
ts, useandasp_profita. Try the plan eri.e.e.th Pel
A Good Templer is said to be in emeeeei
beck. We entreat him ,if he gets% W Tee 0 ue:-.,,
•eaker than " Pantow's Tay." Str°4 - tool
i nerves, and publicans get "wetter Tlee
, although they do not try all 'slaw
talk of the Church of Enelnie,
' turning the Purbeck into s ~,,
otme. IVe hope they will not lele ""•
• • bid. . ieiree.
Church will be opened
... neel
'be 11.8. Florence will I"'
3, and 6 o'clock. °woke
srs" are invaded hY r 0 p e
'math of our fathers; e,..0i
the " warblers • el:rile, f•
How bon* 'th se
tor."
ito dig, in Pe° dig, e
xys : • Let else
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