The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05 00:00:00

FRIGHTFUL RAILWAY Aoomssr AT
WIGAN.

TEN KILLED-MANY INJTJEED.

Otte of the most ghastly aorldents that ever made the
tumid. of railway travelling horrible, °marred ea
Saturday morning, soon slier one o'elitek, at
The (Reuter betel an express train, commonly knows
se the tourist train, widish rens through almost direst,
or with bit few stoppagee, from London to Carlisle.
This train left Boston Station, Lind= and North-
Western, at Ave minutes pat sight In the evening.
The train was • most unusually heavy one. oondettag of
no less thus 22 carriages aad three .6121, 25 in a It
was drawn by two powerful mines. All went easily
*sough till the Wigan station was mashed, white •
fearful accident occurred.
At eighteen minutes Nit one, the tourist train,
speeding northward with Its freight of human life,
raw cleating on, drawn by Its two matinee, at the rate
of not inuob lass tAaa forty miles in hoar, and the
whistle was blowing. as is senal when an 'toms peens
throagh • station at tall 'peed. •Iten • sudden wrench
shook all the carriages from Ant to last, and, while
eighteen of the number kept the rail., the others la the
rear with the three vain, parted suddenly front the
foremost portion of the trite, sod took • siding at
the potpie where the down line Is mowed obUqtaly.
Under the Id Genoa of the shook, even that male part
of the trete whist) followed the two engines ii/eng the
down line, alter the violeat jerk had diesevered the
hinder carriagcs, rooked end seemed to stagger; and
before it was brought to a sts•detill, some hundreds of
Perarteh beyond hhieehee:rtaewhitteeett: eeelde'
nez Of etreereir:t the
ies
carriage* that kept the main lin*, leaped frogs the
rails, and ran for some distance partly to the four-feet
sod partly in the elz-feet way. This van, with
one she violently torn eat, was tweed back on to tbe
rails when the front part of the train, before stopping,
came as far as the points at the north boz. Toe guard,
Alexander Harper, who wig in the van, meowed with
a tow bruises, that were not so movers as to prevent
hie oletinuing hie fsurney with the comparatively aa•
Injured portion of the train. Nest in advances of the
Path yin WM a saloon tarries., and this had the foot-
board tore away, one of the axles bouie of the same
esrriate it•ing at the game time damaged. The engtnes
with the eighteen carriage. that remained attached to
them were brought to a stani.alll at Turner's siding,
• few hundred pris northward of the station; and
nit mttely this part of the train proceeded on its way.
The detached carriages, having lost th-In equilibrium
by the violent wristuth at the fasing•points, veered over
I what that portion of the piatforsa witieh abate on
the siding, end plooghed the eve and earth up foe a
length of twenty or thirty yards. The worriers were
literilly oruitiplel over *ash other, leaving mere Ire.
wont One tore up the stone hank Into the etation,
awing oar an engine-driver's box. nude( It to the
ground; another pastier to the left, strildng ma of the
Iron °alumni supporting the *Moe roof, which nearly
same down, for the ridge ted urro• layering et case
broke and beat in such • MOMr all to make it Merit-
sb'e that the whole yowld soon some in unless quickly
salsorted. This carriage fell on its side ' • the blood I.
still (loop on the fligstones, marklag where these who
were in It perlaSed. Another passed over • station
lamp-poet, smashing Its iron Into chips; while yet
another, going more to the lel I, turned up against the
station well, tearing &trey its brick work and eopestoses,
cracking the rutin striatum, and then, a. If It teemed
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to expl-Ode in fragments. threw two of ha ecooputto,
with the greater portion of tho earriap, over the
parapet through the reef of • feetadry eonte 30 feet
below, Them victims were Kr. and Mrs. Roberta,
mother and soo. Yr. Roberts thosah killed oo the'
spot. was apparently bat little blared : his mother. ma
the coulter', woe so (serially Maimed that 'dottiest.
how was almost Impossible, tied for moo Unto &kg ley
among the ghastly row of mfferere as as 'elderly
lady unknown." Oath. terrible Wore of her lejaties
we need not dreelL It is station% to say that but for
the mutual aonformalles of the Uwe it wowld he
diffloolt to tell which was the front °Vier head or his
book. Nouse., Mae in the lonodry. lay the body of he.
life was stone dead ; but yet the,. wore essresly
any marks of Mier' upon blot to aiammat fee hie dowses
—neither blood nor bruise gave tokon to the TIMM why
the soul had led.

Cries cores from ell eldee from tholes who were
(Oared. A fire was at code made of the firewood into
which the oantages had hem knookod, and by the alms
of it elate were made, as fast as help maid he
obtained, to get out the dead and dying. Of the
former there were tee; of the latter some forty people
more or has injamd. Ose pietism= who was messed
lay on the bard meat in the refroshmeat-room ; be
talked quietly and oolereatly, aid asked for tea, end
said hie stomaeh hat mid, and • few minutes attest wards
he wee • corms Sir Jobs &moo was early teemed,
he bad sustsdned terrible IA arise about the head aid,
In spite of hi. Ineendbillty, seemed to oiler 'neatly.
Rio two daughters, who were with him in the same
earrisp, moped without Wary beyond the mere shook
of the fright. Mr. Work, of 100, lost his two children
—a boy and • girl, aged tea and eight years—by his
old.; his wife aloe had her len badly fractured,
and hie youngest see, Alexander %Park, bad his thigh
so fractured that he was Is • hopeless oesditlaa, sad
on Sunday died, while* Mr. !Park sad his eldest son
moped without a meralob. The name to the two little
With, wee also killed on the spot. Elbe, however, was
to another marriage. It was not wall nearly an bow
miter the saddest that the bodies of the poor Rale
With, were loped. They were only cilmovered at the
very last EMMA when the dwrinsie In whisk Sul lay
quits dead was so utterly washed at sledge bagmen
bad to be need to break la the sides sad pt them
out. It was the mem way with many of the Injured.
The Ironwork and woodwork was so eataagled together
mows was almost impassible. Perhaps one of the most
Injured carriages had two boys In it pe passengers. This
had top, Mar, and bottom samples/1y torn away, and
when the latter wealth, lads fell through, and menet.
lag to say, received sot pooh more hurt Ikea
that they might ham got at a game at cricket
Medloal amistaisee was at onto forthcoming. Among
those first present were Dr. &waft and assistant ;
Dr. Jackson and two oedemata ; Dr. Stuart, Dr.
Devisee, Dr. Kooks, Dr. Shepherd, So. Some of the
weaseled wen takes to the Oilllloo6 HeteL Others
were mat to the Royal, atom them Sir John Ames,
who died la Imo than ball aa bear attar his admiamon.
The nearest hotels, la fast, were fooled by those ta-
pered, and hays bosoms for the time temporary
boepltale; The dead were laid cut la the gentlemen's
waiting-room of the 'Mike In a row of ten along the
1001.—•00111 seemed as if asleep, but others were very
dilemma. On Saturday night, after the mere formal
14mM/fatless bad been goo* through, they were call
aimed In metallic) ooMns, which were moldered down.
The bundle of bloody &eating widish they ones wore
was laid out at the foot of every shell. limn now It le
not quite clear that identileatioe has been etertein. ON
of the survivors has Wined, or it least has asked for,
tbe coffin of his sister being opened, se he entirely
failed to use galas the body arida at fret was shown to
him.

—it child, ulna years old, not A•md, bot badly toJored,
was held feat down by the earrlage hoff.re. HI. odes
were most distressing, whilst moo were labouring nod
oaratdrlog bard to rentore the masa and fllllOl3 blot.
Ooe of the fonsdrymen wee engspd mutated.' tie
child's lips with brandy and water. The Injuries of
some of the dead were too frightful to admit of Wag
detailed.

The same amonpt the survivors Wise deseriptice.
Yea and women were rushing ti and he lemmata'
and beseeching. Nearly every room in the IFISUOII use
tamed into a hospital, where husbands and wives ware
seen together, ose supporting Itt• head of another sad
putting water to the lips, white soweldeas it seemed
as if the eneemarers needed all the brip for themselves.
The hate found Is the wreck wouli be sufficient it
amber to stook a mall vhop. Sense are eovered with
blood, and others have large fragments of hair *Merit(
to them.

lOne of Via most wonderful escapee in this disaster
area thtt of Ilia Louisa Etiralyth Ann Auo2 and litho
Elisabeth Goers:Ma Anson, daughters el the ill-faterd
lir John. Beyond a severe fright neither lady su-
talood any harm although their father, In the e il
ma
impartment, had one eide of hie head smashed la, aid
the maid, Ens Arlen, and the baronet's valet, James
Fagg, also sustained f dal Injarisa The harem*, who
bore no marks of lajary amyl on the ties sad head,
by which b. was dreadfully dgorad, was foriad lying
jammed beneath a aarriap as this platters aid vas
dragged oat by Dr. Jattinion. Eir Jam was toosisalblis
at Om elm% aid remained in • dabs if tmemssieur
nem lip is Ids
It miea . after tam e'eleak as Were, dim,
mos that Ikalllsellea vas salahabsd roma al

The old man rollfips was alive when extrhateed from
the wrfsek, bet death woo pecan sad to his sufferings.
ills carious be add that some of those who its heating
ID. creeds flashed to Ws assietanes of the pesesorgero,
and fell among the splintors of ever ths ossiteted port.
nionteens, trunks, bolt s, ko ,sasteloed greeter injuries
then many elm bad been in the halo. Beam el the
former came oat aesthete's, while some of tboes who
had raabei their easistonoe were Wok and stanowl
with their eff who to reooh them. Tiros. who trood to
audit were mlled upon for tepid water jut as the Cr?
atom for sold. In beetiog Is the walting•roorn, wherein
to plus the dead, the glom of the door we. broken, not
bat thot the splinters and oononselon hod broken many
windows before.

MIT 01 THII DUD.

13Ir JOhll A 1111.311, But., 39, P.rtdood-ploot, London,
nod 56 years.
Tboutaa CI. Wark. sod ten years, 600 of Andrew
Work, Oid Roll, Hlghosto, sod the litook 'ltching%
Loudon.

Maui* B. C. Wark, aged eight year., dasgliter of
the elms. _

Alio* Must* aged 'bout 23 years, nurse to tbe
&bore. Deoemed ham reliktives Lu Norlagton eassoway,
Londov.

John Phillip, Llrd llntraje chamberlain, of
*hardest. rde, aged about 70 leers
Jamas Fact, east to 234 John *nem% ated 19 years.
11.ttha Artist, aged 22 years, saltieg weld to MIN
Anew. Decoesed's lathat lives In Gionemenot-plaoe-
mews, London, . . .

Toomm Waddel, solloitor. 10, Welllagtoa— Wit, Ayr,
agoi 25 ;ems.
&ohmlah Hoboes, of arrol.biU, Carlini*, school-
muter it Carlisle loduttrial Schools, mod 30 year&
Mary Roberts, widow of Dealsl ilebarts of Wey-
mouth, sod mother of Um lost stantei, agod 73 yew&
Mrs. Dmisi 'Roberto wen the wieow of Kr D.
Robert., brother of Mr. W. Roberts, of the Woymetth
Town Calash. and both were vary raid inhabitants of
Weymouth. Their son Z sahmish wee sloe born to
Weymouth, but lb, bad naiad for nom* peen past Is
the South of Sootiand sad North of Ragland ; he wad
• ashoOlOMMer at Carlisle, and was • Smretery of
Oddfollows tilers. Hs bad Mated Wollnoath It
order to ham bit teatime to his hems at
Carliabr, and they left on Friday, accompanied
by an older brother as torso London. On leaving
Weyatoatk ill throe took issareaos turkets for £2OO
mob. It Is thought time the unforittoste wido• of
Mr. Z. Roberts was Adria( at Ammo, over tito &sottish
border, at tho time of the sooldont, sod that ass hat
to traria &boot 140 else to Wigan to Taco/Mee sad
Maim the body of her husband, and take U to Carnal*,
about 100 miler. From Moo she telemnpited the
dreadful sows to Weymouth, which It thd not reach
till Saturday evening. Mr. D. Itoborta worn ibes
toiegrapbod to al Londe*, and Isis ithormatiou of the
sad fate which had overtaken his mother sad brother,
from whom he had sot very loug before, was
first reosavod from rerytdouth, to which he returned
on Bewley, to await the arrival of Me mother's body.
The mad nays of lb* ambit fatality east • gloom over
the very natneroaa Meads of the deemed, nod many
Sags in the Harbour were hoisted it half-mast 011
Monday, in spit* of Its beim a holiday.

TIIII 0011011111 ell INOI7IIIIIL

The inquest was opened about Ire p.m. on Saturday
by tha borough omener, Mr. Ralph Dart'ogees. The
body of Sir Jobs Lagoa was men at the Royal Hotel;
that of Mr. Roberts at the Glarenoe, and tits slabs
others at a wafting room in the atst.ot. • oonelderable
time vu pared In esarelnining the pleas whore the
train 'seat off the rails, ant Mr. Worthington gave the
jury explanations of the worldng of the potato, whisti
are Interlocking points—Ssaby aad Formliy's pates'.
As far as *mild be judged from OM egaretaidsoe, the
accident could not neve oeoerrog from any derange-
ment of the points, as they appeared to have sustained
so damage whatever. At the C 1.,.... Hatel the jury
were only preoeded by a few ninnies by the wife of the
gendernan who was lymg dead there. Mrs. Babette
had been tolograpbed for, and had just arrived frees
Oarliale to recogane Me remains of her husband and
hisr husband's maths'..

—Mni.—ltlisabeth Bawds was the and witness examined
in the °out-house on the return of the jar,. lier
&polecat was taken by the peruser's amadast, and
Wse 'Gained to tim personal partiedars of identity.
The decided, Z so:Maria *ober* wee eshodonater of
the Ragged sal ladostrlal &hods neer Carlisle. His
age was 30. Witasas was not • traveler in the train
I. whleb the aesident &tarred, and had lad men bar
husband alias oa Thursday week. Sim has. that he
was trathilleg with bit mother.in.law, whom witness
had not seen for Gra years before Witness ideutillsd
tbii body of the elder Mrs. &birth, who was the
widow of Daniel Hobert", sad lived at Weymouth.
Her age was 73.
The next tribunes, were the two daughters of 81,
John Anse.. Thiry were easempanied by the rector of
Wigth, and bore their trying positions with seU-
control.

Kim L-mlea KIN theth dna* AIMS mai —I was rho*
when ti amides, happeasd. The drat Wag I
remember wee odds up trpla the Voud about twe
yards from the earrings. air Martha Arlett,
wee in the train, sad I hove awe: her dead body
at the etttloa, also that of my fethen valet, James

Miss Elisabeth G.orgia• Anson amid—l was asleep
when the aedriesot happesed, sod was &wallowed by
lite shook of the sinter) reeking fres Ade to aide.
This It broke ap, and I wet throws backwards end
forwards In It, and fell down amongst the virims. My
father was clttlng °pipette* I. sae. He was throwa
towards me and thee beck scale. I think he must have
been struck by some past of the oorriolit.
•ndrew Wark, of Old Hall, Highgate, was
travelling by the express from London to Ayr, with
hia wife, four childrea, severities, end surge. Toe,
had • erg as I wooed aims mealertolsot In the use
'tentage. Who. the widest happesed witness felt •
good deal shaken. "This the earflaps mashed up
and I felt myself free." All was In darkness. He felt
Ow trate going of the rails. The *arrive bumped
against the platform sad lb. side was knocked in.
The ewe sides semeed to come together near the
bottom. Mrs. Wark's legs wen jammed between the
seam Her thigh wee broken. The goTivoiss woe ales
between the seats, but she and the thud le the swine
were pet Were& The emond elms eempartineet, Is
whisk were the other 'Andres mad the nurse, appeared
to have been kneeled is by the earriage behind li, the
.04 01 which bad hese drives in the whole length of
the oompartmest. so that Me emenetts wow* melted.
The two older &Wm assi the Ruses were killed.
The other Mild, Andrew Masecder Work, avid
three years and • half, woe sot Med, bat his
thigh was broken; and it was believed there were
seem Internal tolarlaa The Chief Cesstable—yos
say you roitoobor footing otos the sarriege first
IA the rail.; did it appear to ran airataot or
stumble ago/ast Witaroa—lt woo Mks a
saddou sluts. I think wool off at the pekes ; this
US went on with • jerk. Witness added that he 'mad
It baponeible foe abase • worker of as hour Its dad •
sew to Wriest* hie wlfe fres the garde.. There
maned to be no emit tool sheet the statism • jury-
man mid he was there, sad pretend • sew from his
ewe hoses.

The [smithy was adjourned till Thursday mit M tea
&Meek.
sumac

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The bells of the parish *bur of AU Brits rang
moiled peals all dsy 00 Sends,; the rotor of Wigan,
the Hon. and Bev. G. T. 0. ikidoestait, brother of
Hari Bradford, prepared. Mors wr a large attend.
aro, and nary of the relative" of re diseased sad
injured ware pressaL Tito rotor, who had attended
Mr roar, took sable feat the 40th, list, and 42nd
nesse a the 24th rapier of St. Matthew's Gospel.
"Thee shall two be In tits laid; the or shall be
taken, and the oar left. Toe worn...h an be grind-
lag at the mill; the see shall be taken, and the other
IslA Wart, therefore; for ye know not what hour
year Lord doth oroe." Hs spoke of tho awfulness of
death, from which there is a natural shrinking on the
part of all, end espesially the awfulness of sadden
death, and concluded by saying, "ear a eatastrophe
as that which roared so lately is • warning,
not to the oarless only, bat to all—to those who
are watching to work more diligently. You
speak of that whir happen'd yosterslay as awful,
and you „spook truly—let It awe you. Dr
Stir indeed, e of this kind, are not en-
;' • but they do sot often rise so sloseir
r oar own obrrratios, oar do we often hare rob
near intimaUons Gast it is not of our owo foresight or
wisdom that one is taken and another left, but that
God killeth and otaketh alive of HU own wrilL Tiave
were a number of persons travelling to peace toward,
their destination., some quietly talking, otben Bleeping,
In happy ignorance of tits danger that awaited them,
whin suddenly the whole tzar of parries are brought
lab violent collision. and • iseart•rendiag scene of
desolation la spread around. But In this God's hand
Is visible, that where two are sitting together in one
carriage, and apparently in tho suns pooltion of danger,
the on. is Lien, and the other lila My brethren,
'Oil der not allow thaws events Si roar for nought.
He, the Father of the fatherless and the 04 of the
widow, does not, without some good and wise parrs
of His owe, suddenly maks the shUdrAt &therm and
Mr wife a widow, and by the same blow deprive
tin father of his obUdron. Such visitatioso ars to
revs as warnings to us all and be that prober sot
by them is turning thus into judgment for himself.
God has so ordered it, that the day whir follows It
should be His day of root, and so gives wl the awe
tr. to outrider how we ought to sot, while tit* none
of sorrow and of suffering is yet fresh Is our minds.
God's judgments are too apt to fade awe greatly from
our minds, noire thoy be soled upon Steloes Las nod
Ibis ealamitons visitation pro away in mere retinas
of woods? or sympathy, but let us do something
to pros" that the menage kr sots* hese to our
souls; and, whße you pray for tko bland and
meutilated sufferers that they may resort, and
for the mourner that they may be supported
and comforted in their adhation, lot no bid you
also to torn to Him yourself, and resoles to
amend al ors whatever yen lad to be sales. Beek Ye
the Lord whir Hs ma) be lowed; call ye arm Him
while He is near; let the wired torero his way, aael
the unrighteous man his thoughts, and let him return
to the Lord, and He will have moray upon him, and
yew God, and He will abundantly pares. Do sore-
thing whir erstrwlso yea word at* have doss, and
may He who art this mural% tsar as to number Or
rim that we may apply ear Maria to re only kr
wisdom—how as nay be wed Is the last great day ;
sad that, whether In this lifo we live cat the full
aeons' of our years or some 'any to our par, we
may one be tend watoldag. Beneed tan oarnan
non Ids Lori. VIM Ho sasesn. shall lad so lisies
ye% I say sato you, NNW Is OA swami r

two bodies, whish peered to be those of mother and 1111001C110 'IIIA4MDT AT 811.1011T011.
we, woo oafs ideal:ll6d by Um wife of the lotaet. The ifigiaa larmaaa, wtfl Imam t frequintios ef
male &rawest (tho sehoolotaator f ti,. la4ust,l•l Brlghtou as • straw% troubadouy. has bout dares.*
School.. Carlisle), had sustaintd • coopoood fracture distort. to • star* of icesaity. sod bas himssUla
of both lege, sod dirt( shoot three boars slier Coe l" -
eembechiAg wanner. Holdiog 0134 Of hi. fear
maiidaut. he otothor, Mrs. Roberta, of Weymouth, chilliest by tito head, he lallorted • terrible gash es
woo Wog Wise to Ostliolor the *id 1.4, (lulowi threw hie own thrust with • tahle-koife which he had Jed
moon years sad Si.) not bawl* *eon ber daughter-la- sharprowd ; sad ho died loutoilstuly frets Its wows&
low for live years. Hero weir the most fuorlul leahol As leg ises Om hold Oa Saturday, itol • violist of
ell. for it was eha who was Oohed over th• without- temporary iustaity reluteee. The widow is swat hise
went woI sod (through the rool) Into so broil foundry, ppogosomt.
her buy heh.s. horribly taikukd.
The iezilent wee frisitlel of retraordloary eonliants
I e it. outursril tooth's. those 'Lillie!. Air John Atioou'a
groom w clie•mhowelled, but Mies Aoson's [arid .11d
sot appoor to boy* snatailieil • scratch. It to ibuesht
she waa asleep is the *iodic, whea she reiseivod Dec
(lath shook.

NSW 11Y8TSK OF IRRIGATION.
On 13stardey afternoon the Doke of Itmereet, Lord •
Cheehent, Sr Henry Stockmen, Mir E skins Perry,
the Hon. Leete Bothwell. end other agriculturists
a•setutsied at Stoke Park, Rucks. the residence el Kr.
R. J Gelman, f.r the purpose of witnessing • am
eysteen of irrigating laud earned out by Kr. Brown, •
*Notch patlemen. The lend Irrigated emiste6 et 40
acres Pipes, 16 yards apart, were laid under the
turf. ..4 through tools water woe leveed, trbiels, Wig
in miniature fountaiss of spray, thoroughly Pinked the
land. It la estimated Viet by this system of Irrigation
35 sheep can be hoot to the acre, towed of Ars seder
the ordolary s)stem of fanning.

no Antonin Mateo Arm oommeased on Friday by •
restos of MI lb. aenfleble trona—about 10,000 —as
Rlngmoor. by °emend /Ur Charlee‘taveley.
The Weelryene propose lo rsioe a quarter of •
ml'llon etmllns to provide farther aoscmcnodation fee
the worshippers of the see.
The Prince sad Memos of Wale., aremaparded by
the Game,Hob sad the Ceearevna, hare gone I.
O•botne on o sislt to herlerty the Qtteen,
Yr. Ingham ham doodled, no the flemenernalth
polio-o,urt, 01.1 a e.riage of a volnatsor allow woe
not exempt from toll when It *outshoot otheffl NITIIOIIO
than Oho 0000 r. .

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On Weds:owls, swooning the bodiar of a woman, of
Portsmouth nantod Stairs, and her two ehildren were
found in a pool at !talon, to the cutekirto of th•
borough. TOG nahappy Tomas drat murdered her
obildree, and then committed onkel le.
A Bill has bees obtained for makieg an laportaat
sew liae of railway fr.nn Dtdoos to Southampton. The
forty miles in long h, will be worked by the Great
Wader. Compooy. The *spiral provided amount!' to
€lOO,OOO it le understood that the works will be omit-
Imported at once.

The members of the various naval clubs In the metro-
pols hove summed the laitiativo with. rio• of stollen-
ing nallictiont fuods wbsrewith to preasot hit Sorsa
Memo., the Duke of B liaborgh with a testimonial
bolittiag his 'salted rash es his approaching marrisse.
• committee dm already ham forme&
lii the Coed of °hosiery, ou Thursday, Wore the
Lords Joel joe. lodgment was given in the animal moon
of Cope o arl ia Won, sad Viscount Holmeadale
o. West. lavoising soma eetsase to Lionsotehlre. Their
lordships 'Armed the provious &Malmo of Vies-Ohin-
oellor &can, whisk awards this estates to lir. KorUsuar
&wheals West

At • weeellng of the Wesleyan Ciafereou at New.
nestle a letter was re d from LorJ deaf tosbury had
Lord Ithery auggeetiag the appointment of • deism
smainities of clergymen to oimaider the beet way of
awakening the public mind are to the danger of the
Protestant religion from the &dermas of Kanelisin said
the agitation for the establithatent el the Confeedoe.
A Gooservatim WIA held on There lay In Steven.
stogie -park, North Devon. Sir fittlord Nortbeete
poop ernied that WO: a tills autumn to over Podiums{
will be dl-solved. Referriag to household euffrege
eats:orlon to oonnUet Ite was sot prepared to oppose It,
If brought forward at the proper dem and under proper
eonditioca. It would involve • redistribation of mats
for boll beroarbs sod ocientiee,
Taa "CHOWN Hittoto" MID THE "
Carrara Poart.".—The Chunk Herald is mrprieed and
lodignant at the boldosee of the Free Chan* of
England. homelike as if endelesly aroused to • asses
of • new danger, ant diaoovers, that, where all imposer
mug and easy, sad propittoes for the quiet huidima
Introduction of Romaniacc Into the lingual' Muth, the,
Ritnalitte may And an nnlooked-les opponent, ahem
el.ims nem Churchmen may be too powerfel eves fee
their wily Meeks to overcome. In teeny Mimes tbo
paragraph is annudeg. " Leontioster," MI/ WO ChM*
Herald, " • quiet town in the diosue el Hareforill,
which hits loog enjoyed High Comb privileges, tuff
whom clergy ham been doing It. work in pease and
quietness, has juirt been die:tubed by it.. meddlesome
Free Cbereh par,, who have gained a footing M tbit
town, widths storm of Mr. fa has beano. A large bandits
formerly belonging to the Diameters, ham bees
handed over to the Free Chard of &gland, and it ha/
been renovated and b-autited, and lAA j tel been opened
se Holy Trinity Church. At the opening **mime there
were orimeded 'congregations which still continue. The
• reading-deek, and outinuoloo•table and *over,
are the OM of the. rigregetton, together with the bell.
The type of Mike. was that carried oat by the
Evengelieele in the Mo.ber Oburek, the isuption being
tost the Free Chitral) party cooduct it with more oats
and pre:Menem, and eertaioly decently and to order.
Theater. J. Norton, Imiumbeet eif St. Jtmee's, Binning.
him preached, and Untutored the Lord's suelosr. The
mixed choir, many of which need to attend the parish
ebnrith, did the Ningbo( portion well. There out be me
doubt that this porky are gaieties the sympathy ef
unary Chores's*, and something meat be does ere
long to cheek the progress this troublesome party ere
makinr. At the same time we would warn our friends
residlor at Torquay, Hutton' WiTheedeo, Hammer.
smith, Falsery, and Nottingbano, to be on tie alma, as
111. jut announced by this party that Menials ia those
places are initiated. are WOO hear that several ;mum
men, lost to the Mother Church ministry, ere to be
orlaioed this month by the Bishop of lifraeontbe, as 9L
James's, Kilburn I" _

WILLIAMS (POIII.4IIIIAWSL WORM LOZOIIIIIIIIII, —Tim*
is no disease Incident to the ulnae system that has as
ladled the skill of the phydeiaa as the cure and removal
of worm. The symptom asislai from the premium ef
these poste are so varied, and the old olso.,sous reload's*
still in use of purging with powder, tit calomel, alap.
scammony, U., are quite inadequate tor thew atm
and lOW the patient, after years of treatmeat, ohm'
di,' a lingering death, taring been treated by the
medical attendant for diseases from which Its or site
never suffered It was this knows fast, combined with
the kooeledge that nine ont of every ten persons suffer
from worms of moose kind, caused the late Jeckit
Williams to make re•iterab Is tlas vrostahle Undoes
for • remedy that may be taken by the weakest @MU at
the strongest wan, and which would destroy every
speo.ie• of worms detrimental to the human system with.
out in any way injuriog the weakest conatitotios. /Aso
several years of study and experlmars, whisk blob&
down bit health, he was enabled to discover that moat
coveted prigs, and so Lruad it into Loaages that 471
become quite &palatable modielne, so that they
ohild via Mks them sadly ; and their attractiota
palmitin of worms, although net • purgative. la alma*
'vendible, as millions of all ages have teetiled by Me
ausamota teattasonials daily corning to hand. Prepbred
from the original receipt ty J. Dams, ehraudste
Seesaw, and 'old by most chemists, at 914.,
and S. 91. per ben. Protected by the Govern/anal
stamp—on whioh me engraved the words "
Worm Leaessim."

APWM.BELAKESPICAR ALLARDYOIt,
11101111,111 ml 4 ARCHITICT.
omelet SALIOVIT Room, FOIDINOTON ; and
21. lima-mum& Dosaawern.

BIRTHS.
Jai, 18, at Woopartoa-mreet, Weymouth, the wile af
Mr. Sohn Kamm, Jas.. of • floagin.f.
Jill 19, at Eiltateoinhe Parra, Beam/Astor, the wino'
Mr. J. H. Wood ward. of a tea.
July 22, at tknath-etron, Bridpart, the wife of Mr.
H. G. Hill, of a sm.
July 25, at Wastboly ROOMS, flaterberae, the Idle ef
Albert Willson, Esq., of • eon.
July 25, at Weat-atreet. Bridport, She wile el Mr. G.
Hewlett. of • daughter.
Jaly 27, at the Oompeort ha, Cbartalneter, the wile of al r. Bass& Warna, et a daughter.
July 27, at Q mea'a road, Portimid, the wife of Mr. M.
Miller, of a eon.
Soy 28, at Corse, the wife of Mr. Geer& 11111 a. el •
daughter.
Jaly 28, at Gorse, no wife of Kr. James Pane, al
doubter.
Jaly 30, as Agreeplese, Doreheeke, the Mk el lb.
G. Tinos!, et a sou.

M ARRIAGES.
July 22, at the Lodge &ale Hoene, fkralt Head_ ey,
for 22 years • 10,44e4 reported warveat mad Merl
Ii tba family of Ries Ohara Grove.
Jai, 22, at Bherherse Abbey, by the UT. R. H.
Lyae, akar, Georg* Rthkardarga, of Bradford, York-
shire, to Clara, reload daughter .1 8. K. Woodward, of
Bhmborso.
Judy 23, at St. Mary's, Chatham, by lb. Hay. H. B.
Storms, Rmtor, Joha Atabbnt Monza, Captain Royal
Eagtueon, maid eon of the late Marlow Morgan, 1•11..
of flhatitorse„to Aosta Loam, eldest daughter ofk
H. Chareberard, iaq., H.M. Dookyard, Chatham.
July 21,4 Bora toggle, blabs Rev P. Were, Mat
George 80104111, of Warwleicetreet, Platters. to
Jean, third daughter of teller* Mr. Ow, of Hero Rack
awl tailbone' fit Andrew.
Judy 96, at Geri', 11:9 the BP. A. H. Bull, Mr. Caterier
wottco, to Ku. !Pay Rarwther.
Jai, 64, at lb* pariah shunt, Wiafrith, by tie R.
G. Philippe, Mr. Henry George Farman, of Portlarid,
to Yew& Aeulls, youagost daughtor id Mr. Robert
Treat, grocer, Ac., of Winfrith.
Jaly 29, at Br. davtoar'a, Ethaaklia, by the Rev.
Prebendary Fargahanroo, the Rm. W. B. A. Trull,
rector of (Mettle, Dorset, to Camelia, oily daughter of
the late Rev. Edmund battedl Stuart, formerly
rector of Houghton, Dore*
July 29, a* Si. Mary'a Char* Bridport, Kr. P.
Thorne of &Wpm* to MMI S. A. Davy, of the same
ga.oe, -

July 31, at ladopeadeut Chapel, Britlyort, by the
Roy. J. F. A age, r. Wilitaa Stroud, lehuitou, to
Mary Aug daughter of Kr. R. Ruddes, Brtdpoet.
oly 31, at If mitten Farleigh, Wilt', by the Rm. prat
Rooks, rector of !Manikin's, Wrest, the Gabor et ths bridegroom, maimed by the Rev ROSein Chute, mid IlMt
Rm. T. It Tooke, rester of Uts wink, Alfred Wiliest'
kooks, of Baines Ayres. Rut., to Sophia Louisa. WM
daughter of the late Henry Base" Caliwell, Reg,
formerly of lidboroach Nall, Norfolk.

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DIATHS
July 5, at BellyWe, Ontario,Cuoudu, Limitemeat.
General Haaesell, late Royal Artillery, souof ie
late Admiral Hanna, of Wareham, ia Ids filth year.
July 15, at Wpoostn, Mary, widow of the lees
James Senior, aged it
July 16, at PANIt Lodge, 'sebum,* Pm lark& Beek of Knighton, Doseteiirs, aged 50, for uremia el 19
years coachman to Paariee D.aldeon, 114
July 22, at Pane Causdle, Sharlene*, Mr. Nada
Lftlioll, ysonma, aged St
July 21, at Wham ilt. Andrew, Kr. Jobe MUM.
laelaw,.aged 49 years, lanai a wife aad 9 Andrea he
mourn their lam
July 24.41, Upper EseleAsmetresk, the Lard Weber.
tea, aged 76.
July 28,.4 &all Pamela, Dorset. the km Jetta
Wdla, late rector of tam parieb.=iel.
Judy .• 10, Tasity-wes, lahabsik,
Ira. et Ur. William Tilley, aged..

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