The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-05-18 00:00:00

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... sovvit'srtsix—On Monday night 1
RAD DEATIIO/ Alv ST 1
..,.,,,... the
osnier
of
the
three-
lb. E. Martin. of C°°°°l"„,...., ttAgi-7on. of thie port, received
muted f°°° the the captain of the veeeel, Yr.
-...„. iyiA.tatellisenrben droyrned While the ship wait at

the sae
tliu,l! • g seems that nothing is Tet certainly
kanchortiow. n anxious that the loss should be
rlu:'e-sactocnircyuntstanfts of his death, the writer
of the news e
. Mrs. Syrues, who lives at Wylie The
genii( : rem lying almost at the polr.t of
certaafltath,
C&Plain IT„; additional misfortune_ waiiiiortiw
and tb0,2,,,,5a be
m, to the wife. Mr.
tarrihi and Mr.
iir,r—„d Wylie to break the news,
two children with her, one of them,
The poor n P". "al dying Mete- W° are t°
as W. 1.". M ah been started tone ling
god that .s. subst•ription list as
.une for
she
wt
ow,
st Mr. heeler s) to ralso some
especially with the object of pro. ipefo.udki for
the this being hi. only chow humanlyh
hadYtiasnotZelr's
of life. Mr. Synics was a most prats'in
ing captain, who alwsys showni that te
interest thoroughly at heart.
u.v FREAK.-011 Tuesday night or Wednesday morn-
i two persons who thought themselves, no doubt, lively
nipaiks,perpetrated an odd trick on coulee( the tradestuen s
on (rootS. Armed with some long brush and a bucket
or our and water, they stuesred a large number of Mr.
cropien.,, window lanes with the sticky whitewash. It
would seem here as if they had steps with them, or they
must have reached 'up pretty wen, for they disfigured
four rows of paliei in height. At trst it was supposed
that they had intended to whitewadi the lion and unicorn,
as was done once before, but that the police were t,si sharp
to allow it to be done. Mr. Wheeler's shutters, and those
of Mr. J. Tslbot, on the St. Alban's street front, were MAO
smeared, and—unkindest cut of all -the plate glass of Mr.
T. A. Ilanne, the obliging hon. secretary of the Amuse-
ments Committee, came in for smears and smudges, and
here they seem to have shaken out the brush. The police
discovered the individuals who thus did their silly worst
to disgrace the vi-it of the Yeomanry, and captured the
bucket of tiour-wash. The big babies may very likely be
summoned; hut we will not turas° their names without
giving them a chance to make matter up.

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red • noble appearance ; the men were of Weymouth Mr - - _ - d
hear, drill. Peewee- ' h lik Ce tears, and th Cant. li
tight, trim, and sat tbeir ones e n e . Monlgoin• efr.ysitWelsford), Mr. Mount-Battan, The Noon said if every member of the Cennell would sentence of seniti „we „ha servitude. He earn receleed In tbe defence Enema Kidner said complainant lethal her an
Mali theineelves were generally first claw Miss Wood. fga t. , ra Rosen, Mrs. KW. Fox, : lend LlOO, they would get 4.1,400 directly. into the prison February 12th, ISO, he had 21100 mark* taoklbold a defied ant's stick, wben Modal motioned him, and
dMs Cla lo is m
The Beech diagramed the case.
that failing, struck. him.
rosy a.ND Holullt RACIAIO. Thurston. jam IP. ee - ---3 -n, --,. Mr. H. R. 1 Mr. AYLESBURY said the euggestion was very good, and marks &Tins; his SAMS He was described to us LI a little
In the evening the second heat of the Pony and Horse and lOgnd, p Lech, ea.' tbe officen of the ILA., 30th !he hoped that Mr. Howard would le able to aury his "ohl-fas ioned •• !oohing man. hot ger, strong. and often mrs Iturdl..sn ',berated.
ing came off on tbe Sande Though announced for 3 Rifles Ate . &c. Artillery Volunteers, and Weymouth ', point ilt.tilliwe
alilgia.t
alaahosteuvepraraity,... Ilie.hadwibeeth ntharrlolhaaa.dayswiindthhae
o'clock, the company did not begin to arrive till later, and The et. : '
4.-. Mug vras most delightful. A number of vessels creditors.
. The MAYOR Pala they must consider their present __Cherries Stesten r was dergedawith deserting from tho ship
it was not till • quarter to four that the races commenced. of dill and they ought not to jeopartlise the creditors' div lon Sun•lay at two o'clock in the afternoon. The llelts,tts, I
ere.; it
tuna. ishatorthimester.
The tide was remarkably favourable, and the Sands had a it ii`u;',.'ithinelts,,froint the beautiful tenter yacht to the prospects of receipts of intengt. lie fully agreed the inquest was helti On Monday before Mr. IL N• Reward hgrr„,,,,o gi. b, ha ' .".•• e •"' t ' &h. "e" M'Y de4,emlliMt
Ba tattii to mean for 40 da• • f. c deli., when
goodly nuruber of the knowing ones, while the Esplanade quite 111
• eat ot I
5 r rench lugger called tlw rayieares, awl matter was of anst itetport •lAge to the town, especially sod the ittnowing jurymen •- mr. C. White (foreman/ the waster paid the mooey and tads d him;lnit lw 1.4 ”or
waa thronged, even thole who are popuLrly suppoeed to nhi vats made the sight ijuite a picture. the wandering whet hail IsMn dote in couuectioci with lite Mr. Isaac lista, Mr. ILtbert Winter, Mr. }.elwarel Pascoe. returnol to Ow shit .
res..d her,. recing with horror assembling and Lakin 1:, te *MI' being ehanningly reflecurd in contrast with the Royal Dorset Yacht Club. If they cotili I accontpliall th. ir Mr. W. B. Drake, Mr W. tgenhen, SLr. George lieut. Ile .ew ea - I ' • d iscd
1.11.11, e..strition, an rem t.. go t t work. on
interest In the sports. tie tie •
2 • I tbs .4 the sea. ncre was another moonlight oloect bv offering security on ;he other poperty of the Mr lases Cleall, Mr. .100 ah WAdlis, Mr. Charles _,•;.„_ ii_.. ~he .
A Pusan ot• Flog (ittlAras for Ponies : conditio • eversion, which was enjoyed by the tniddle CIDSSCS town, betbitught it would be desirable. Prentice, Mr. G. Cam Mr. theirs° Board, Mr. J. Hodelon, "l[s. "e. " "
1 arry blase HIS Saturday.-Ilefore the Meyer, Alterman F.
the
wee
or wedeaday .
.cia.
lc f
th ns as in perhaps quite as much as the upper ten enjoyed their Mr. ROltl-NS objected to my eaffitional charge being 11. r. W. Clothier, Mr. H. Stephens. Nearly all of these T. Rogers, awl Mr W D. Ougdale.
Mr. F. Porter's by Jerry (‘Valirtia.? ..or e second pony. I PALL AT THE 101.41. HOTEL I thrown OD the Harbour property. gentlemen went from Underhill, Mr. Clothier being an Charles Me. pier, aced 15. wasehargal with %teeing: &eternity
Mr. J. Mitchell's ch. Butterfly . Diwis).:•. •••••• 2 l '
I 2 2 : • •
This nu • very gay scene, among those present being : Mr. HOWARD said it was done every day. Preference exteption. The body of tbe convict ',misplay' a meet ~f old Iron t elonging to Mr If. Fernier High-newt The
Mr. 11. Dukes bk. Dic,k Tunas (Owner) ... - - I --4•alttain the Ri-bt Hon, the Rad of ['chaster, Q.0.Y.U., i snares were issued by railer.). getteanies, although thry shiwkingly wanted appearauce ; some of the jury described prossautur wired pai t 0( a ;Malt, and saw prieoner carrying it
Mr. R. English g. Fanny (pramer) ... - 3 U 0 General Baron Se Mallet, Miss Brown de Mallet, Mrs. ' damaged the prospecte of tie, original creditors. But in it SS 11C1114' like a skeleton coversel with skin, the arms Anima Strand etteet. n
..e subsequently ascertained that Use lay
Dick Turpin led up ; but on com. g ie. •• • 03 0 Coney, Miss Rocker, Mrs. Gorton, Misses Gorton C 2), Miss tithe case, the outlay would Ite for the improvement of the especially seeming to be only bone, the skin being so haa sold It, together with other old iron, to ,r Hannan,
and then Butterfly ovethauled hint thull ome, first Jerry , Rogers Mrs. Steeda, Miss Sitwell, Captain and Mrs. property on which the Harbour bondholder', were secured : thin, marine store dealer. The prisoner WU remandal till Thursday.
lengths ; three or f our between Butterfl
. e rst winning by two Rogers, Mrs- A. Mantel, Mimi Slansel, Mrs. Mabry, Major Ile proposed that the matter I,e left to the Harbour and l'he lint witness WAS tbe Governor, who gave the 1
Second heat: Butterfly J Y and Dick Turpin. Sykes, Miss Yeaturn, Mr. Steeds. Captain 1 eatman, Pier committee, to consider the ways and means. usual evidence as to numbers and dates. I
fly mode all the runniirk anerry,wand Fanny went. Butter- •R. A., Mr. F. Gonlon-Mackenxieg Did., Mr. T. H. B. Dal. Mr. Gnovggi seconded the proposition, which was Deceased was received into the prisou on Feltritary 12,
lengths behind, jg ..1 en easily Jerry about tive D.M., Mr. Ferman, Mrs. 1.. C. Frlyfillien, Miss carried. Mu, under sentence of penal servitude for seven years,
ennY a MO thi
no race, the start bmng madu bef
rd. This was held to he Broadley, Miss le. Armstrunc Captain Smythe,ginth, Mies - - anti waa admitted into the infirmary on Januart 2W1.14
the least heat J fell ore the flag fell. In Miller, :dr. Middleton, q.O.i.C. Mire Middleton, Miss E. anti remained until the time of Ids death, which took
, won anyhow errY at the second jump, and Butterfly Goodford,_Mrs. Bridge, Mir Bri•dge, Miss Maud Bridge, place on 3londay, the nth, having been upwards of 100
Tug MiLeois • , Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Devenish. Miss Clark, Miss Taylor, days in the infinuary. Ills character had not been good ;
BR Snake of Ten Guineas for Horses, con- ' Mrs. Broderick, Captain and Mrs. Linton, Mrs. Sykes, Mn. but he had received no punishment since the nth of
ditions US ill the Weymouth Ba S
Mr. E. Harris' c. Th ' y take'.
: G. Smith•Marnott, Miss Radcliffe Miss Addison, Mr. and November.
g• e Cure, L3st. (Harris) ... 1 2 1 Mrs. A. Bankes, Ledy Selina nowt, Mr. Bond, Mrs. '
Next was called William Roupell, the nurse-orderly.
Mr. F. Porter's g.M. Cintlerell 12st.
Mr. H. !tick ' an, Miss Moore lliss alcllurd, Mr
~. ~ at (Owned ... 2 I 2 Hulsey, Miss Bev , . ,
Inn" s walullere. 124. (Friend) ... 3 0 0 Thornhill, Mr. Wallace, Mr. Dowding, R.N. Le and
Me. J. flarding's la Galopin, 12st. (Lane) .. ... 0 3 0 Lady Eldon, Mr. Ikreeford, 31Ith, Captain Essex, Captain
The Cure took the lead all the way up and leek, with Cotton, Captain Barton. Mr. Pazke, Mr. Deuglas-Willan,
Cinderella in close attendance, and roan.- smartly at the Mr. A. G. Martin Mrs. and Miss Mercer, Miss rooks, who among other things stated that decreed had eons-
plaineel to him very much of Dr. Bernard's treatment in
not giving him the comforts he thought he require'. The
convict suffered from diarrhtea, and wag very anxious to
have brandy, as he thought it would do his complaint
run in ; but CM Won by half • length: Vivandiere eeven Miss ?titular, Mre and Midi Douglas•Willan, Captain
lengths behind Cinderella. Getup's through going V,' res Montgionery, (Carbineers), Miss J. Richard Cambridge.
lust all chance. Suomi heat : The Cure math: the running, Mr. and Miss Nash, Dr. Bernard, Mrs. Iteynolds, Captain
Choderella waiting on her horses ; flalopin ran whle again, Le Merchant Surgeon Burford Head, Mr. and Miss
and Cinderella came up and gradually gained on the Cure, Sturdy, Mir Featheretonhaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Marriott,
winning by a Length; Galenite a led third. Third heat : Mrs. anil 3lifs Sloggridge, Captain and Mrs. Thompson,
Cure led all thp way, and won easily. . Lieutenant Blennerhavest, Miss Bergner, Mr. Phelips,
A SILVER Cll., value Ten Guineas, the gift of the Mayor. ei.O.Y.C., Airs. and Mir Farmer, Mr. C. Farmer, Mr. .1.
A Flat Race for Horsy : heats ; about one mile, weights . li. Austen, Captain Bingham, Mrs. and Miss Bankes, Mr.
and entrance feu the same as iu the Weymouth -Bey Milne R. NIA., Mr. Cahn.. Mr. Ilext, Lady Rivers, the
Stakes. Missea Keyser (2), Miss F. Hooks Miss Cane, Miss good. After two or three days he bad some hrandy given
him. He complained to Roupell that Dr. Berusrd WAG
very rough and unkind, and as an instance states! that be
told Dr. Bernard be was very.poorly and bal. and wasted
away, end the doctor said ' How the devil can I help
you r
The Rev. A. Hill was with the convict three-quarters of
an hour before his death. In conversation he made this
remark-that he was much obliged to Dr. Askham for his
kindness and " May God bless 1-iin." Mr. Hill read and
talked to him as long As he was able to bear it, and could
Mr. It. Semmes la Gift, litst. (S. Seyntonr) ... ... 1 1 Barbara Hooks, Mr. Jocelyn rooks Captain Foster understand him.
Mr. H. Itickinan's ch. N ivandiere, 12st. (Harris) ... 2 2 Q.0.Y.C., Mr. and Mrs. rine Miss G. Fare, Miss Parke, Robert Pearce, an assistant wanler, of whose treatment
Mr. Green's lir. na Little Neil, 12st (11. Pray) ... 3 0 Dr. J. Sweetnam Colonel Hatikey, Mr. Palmer 102nd, the convict hai complained, watt called and denied having
Mr. Seth Seymour ie an old rider ; but he seemed to Colonel Powlett hue, Mr. Thoruton, Q.0.Y.C., Miss treated him unkindly.
have as much pluck att the Younger one.; lie was heartily Wood, Captain Scutt R.N., Mr. Hutchinson Ilfitult lion. Dr. Bernard was called and rid he had always treated
cheery', awl the n•eult Alewife.' he wns worthy of being the Colonel fitted, 11. P. W.S.Y.C., Mr. 8. Sewell R.N. ~ Mr. deceased very kindlv-as well as be would have treated
favourite. Little Nell was a long time taking the turn, .J. King Bell H.M.S. Jackal, Mr. Horne, Miss Merrell, Mr. a person outside. The convict had had cod liver oil,
sin' ineanultile Gift and Vivandiere were doing the rare, • firmer Q.O. y.c., Mr. Campbell Merrell, Mrs. du Boulay, fowls, brandy, wine, eggs, and his medicine changed. A
Gilt leading all through, anti winnine by a good length. Mrs. Powlett Lane, Miss Had Mr. Kdu Boulay, Mr. G. paper was shown proving specially that oranges had been
Second hist : Gift led. and though Harris laid on the wuip Bond q.u.Y.C. Mr. Comyn R.N., Mrs, E. Hamlets the given to the convict. As to the remark spoken of by
on coming botue, Mr. Soy Sour won, butte down. ' ',fibbed Stewari (2), Captain Hasbro 15.0.Y.C., Mrs. RoupelL Dr. Bernard admitted having made some remark.
A PRIZE, salter El% hantlicar for hores ;on the flat ; Ilembro, Mr. and 31re. 31ount-Batten, Mise Mount-Batten, but not exactly what the convict had said.
heats ; abeut balf-a-mile straight ; the lowest weight list hits St. Quentin, Captain Bower, 14.0.Y.C., Sir W. Clay, It seemed the convict had been accused of swallowing
71Ia ; entrance 10e. Mr. M. Guest 44.0.Y.C.., Mr. T. 11 Guest Q.0.Y.C.. soap in order to bring on tharrhsa, and a book was pro-
Mr. IL Letuou's ch. Dairymaid (h.b.), aged, 13st. 71b. Captain Foster It.N., Major Yeattnan, q.o.Y.C. ducal showing that Dr. Askham hal once, and Dr.
Bernard once, had ordered the convict's soap to be stopped,
THE Malllssal..
Mr. Merritt Sister to Ilene of Entire (th.l 3 yrs. 124. when he was suffering CrOM diarrhoea, and on each
2 The regiment was dismissed on Saturday mornbog, the occasion ate r ward*. he woe nut purged. The convict on
Mr. W. Datee tun. le Angelina Brown (th.), 3 yrs., bugle sounding about half-past ten, and soon they gathered his dying bed however, according to the statement of
in front of bead-quieter& After the roll had been called
12d. (*.lift-tort/ of. ••• '" I's-. 1.- 2 3 Itoupell, poeitively denied having swallowed any soap.
Mr. J. Wargs g. Topsy was), 4 yrs.. lots n... they were wheeled down to the front of the Statue, when The jury returned a verdict of " Died (nom chronic
the Lust feelers] Commandant addresaal them on their diarrhsa.
Mr. T. bulge s Lilian (th.l 5 yra. 13st. (Owner) ... 0 0 urture. The inquest WAS over about • quarter-pest one.
Lord Wawa) GaosvENOR said : Before diemissal this The nad featuret of the above ease are plainly visible :
Mr. Green' I 10. tn. Little Nell (Oa), 4 yrs., Ilst.7lb. morning, I only want to say two or three wortls to thank but we cannot refrain from noting a ray of brightness in
ou, otheers and men, fur the way in which you have the uneery and gloom. The convict on his dying bed
in this rage it wag run yui peut, for several of the tehaved, tto I h ' •
t on yon t a inspection dav but during the epoke to the chaplain of Dr Asklunes kindness and said
horses Ivlted in among the epectatore greatly to the whole week. You have been •ry attonUre d ful " May God blest him." Whatever may be thought of
enjoyments of the boys on tbe Esplanade f, fortunately we in drill every day in the k‘B
I • ' . ' an
haaara
wee an, it is owing to t t care other parts here ia the testimony of a clergyman to the
all got out of the way. Dairymaid won by two lengths ; and attention which you haveltestowed that the ins vet- words of a dying man. Truly Dr. Askhain s example is
Angelina Brown four lengths before Topsy. Second heat : ing officer will he able to make lis I °ea
,ashe te me • g well worth following, for as a result he can say-" The
Dairy turd made all tile running : but Sister to BMW a report to the Secretary of State for War. I will, not say blessing of him that was ready to perish rule upon me."
El them pressed her hard on cowing home and the favourite more than just to thank you for the care and attention The approval of the last jury weed' be highly valued by
won only by a len,gtb. which you have shown, and I hope and trust you will all all men, awl no doubt the doctor does value it, but how
A Coosotarioo Real for beaten ponies. First. £2: come out next yeargut well and hal • ha . bee
tin SS we ot n upon much is it increased in value by thie blessing of a dying
second, gi. this occaiion, and not only v. but that every one of you loan !
Mr. 11. Mike's Dick Tiepin (Cowie) ... ... ... I
- will bring &recruit *th • •-th b ) Y all k
wi you ear, ear . ou DoW The evidence altogether is of such • nature that our
Mr. IL Rome Peacock (Tights) ... ... ... ... 2
- how much the internal econowy 44 the regiment has readen must agree with us that it ought to have been
Mr. It. English'il Fanny (Palmer) ... ... ... ... a
s- 'reproved, and what a pleasant neek we have had, and taken down for purposes of publication by &professional
e how anybody can conic down here and enjoy themselves reporter. As it iS, ge.e can only give the best information
Dick Turpin won easily ; Jerry bolted. reasonably and comfortably, and at the same time do their we could obtain, anti if we fad in justice to any one, the
In the evening the band played opposite the Royal , duty to their country. I believe there i ' ttl t
s one porn la responsibility must rest on thew who excluded reporters
Hotel, end large numbent of people took the benefit of 1 farmen and others in this country overlook, and that is from the inquest mom.
the fresh air, and the pleasure of nuieic and company, on that there is n ) conscription ; therefore it is tbe duty of
the Eeplentele. The l'retuier steamer, of the Weymouth , every 1111142 Who can afford time and trouble to do a little
and Portland service, made the first moonlight reunion : something to fit himself for the defence of his country if
in the Bay. It was a delightful tnne. For those who , called upon. It would be to the Yeomanry Cavalry that
liked indoor amusement, Mr. Neebe anti his capital , the army of this country would look for guides, for escort,
emuisani Pieced on the beard' " The 4l°lleen Pawn? ' for all belonging to the really tiara work which the
Many ot the onicers of the yesminry gave their patronage. , yeomanry are so well fitted to perform, and I do not
the company was numerous, and the pieces played in think you will say I aiu asking too much when you are ,
such a satisfactory manner that the curtain was raised two . asked to give up a week of your time te attend drill and I
or three times. after comic singing and dancing the tit yourselves for it, in a pleasant time of the year. I
atumements tuenily concluded with "The Loan of • believe that every man in lb. regiment likes the service i
Lover," a smart farce. 4 and is satisfied with it, and if he can only persuade his
THE REvIEW I fricll,lB and neighliours to join he will be not only doing a
Took place as usual at Lalmoor, the best, and almost the benefit to his regiment, but also to the country. I have
only piece of ground available for the purpose. The great to thank you for the very effisient way in which you have
rains of the previous Saturtlay, priceless to the country in helped me in getting the insp.-drug officer to give us, as I
general, turned out even good for the Yeomanry, for the believe he will, a tryst favoutahle return. I will say no
grass mitrang freshly green, and the turf was sott and more now, but to express Iny great wish for your hailed
Medic, tbe ground being thus in the hest of order. The nes, until our next merry meeting.
visitors were numenms coming by train in thomands, and Three claire were then given for the Colonel, and one
the earrings formed an almost continuous time along the , more f„,. his lady, the band playing " God save the
Presten road. The sun was shining brightly over the bay, o,,eeig-
and vessels and boats enlivened its surface. The regiment , ""-
antemblea alvut 10, in (rent of Gloiaceeterfrow, and the I Major YEATMAN said : Officers and men of the Q.0.Y.C., POOLE.
muster being called, they proceeded a little over 200 • duty has been entrusted to me, the discharge ot which I
Urania is the name of the steamer which is expected
strong, to the review ground. This has been SO often ' ean retire you affords me very deep and siocere gratifies-
bere to commence the Cherbourg trade on the lint of
elescrihed that we nor,' ry no more than that it 'tease : tion. Some months Juni, when the regiment iewned that
has bloke,' better than on last Friday. The heat had raised their colonel was about to marry the lady who is now his June.
Tug Cherbourg steamers are really to be an accomplished
a haze which made the distant objects took restful and wife, they at once decided to beg his acceptance of a
fare A berth has been applied for and sanctioned, and
.
dreamy. while the mobile was filled with carriages, , redding present After due and careM consitleration
the first Vorsel iS to be put on the Ist of June.
bones and people advancing up the road from Weymouth, •t
was decided that the present coula not be in • more
JOHN YOUNG, of Poole, draper and commercial traveller,
the ',win.. trains on the railway, a few clumps of appropriate forte than of • likeness 01 his wife. Allow
was on Thursday adjudicated Itankmpt on the petition of
trees, andBSt. John's church, stationed watchnianlike me to express to you, Lord Riehara Grosvenor, taw hope
Messrs. Itaynbird, Caldecott, and Co., of Basingstoke.
on its hill. The foreground was full of the Y anry, that the decision which bas been arrived at will be in
Tbe first meeting of creditors is fixed for the glith May.
advancing, wheeling, retiring. while waiting for the harmony and a .cordanee with your views and opinions.
THE PROPOSED NAVAL CoLLEOS.--it is reported that
othrer who w. to review, immediately ih front of them Permit me, therefore, in conclusion, LII 'what of the
the Lords of the Admiralty will visit Poole for the pur-
Was the lime litre! carriages, bottling the rank and fashion oaken, non-counnissioned oflkers, and men of the
pee of inspecting the site near Hamworthy Common
"of the neighbourhood and the workers who have laboured Q.0.Y.C., to beg your acceptance of the likeness of your
offered by Sir Ivor Guest for a College for Naval Cadets.
wife, coupled with the sincere and earnest hope that your
I so hard to make the week a pleasant one for the Queen S Fount! DoRSET RIFLE Crows. -At the last monthly
life will he one of uneloteled happiness. This, gentletnen,
own. The belies were present in a perfm-t galaxy of beauty, shooting for the challenge cup at the range, Hanneorthy,
I venture to hope and trust will be the ease, when we
so dazzling that, as it turned out, even the Reviewing Quarter-Master sierge-ant Slowly') was the winner for the
Officer himself wag smitten by the lovely right After the ' emisider that the Lady Grosvenor possesses in a marked seeend time, thus obtaining the prize almolutely.
degree thou graces which mien' and thew virtues which
belies one can hardly care to look at other features of the llARtiot a IMPRovERESTS. - The Harbour Committee
scene : hut the pretty wood at Southelown to the north- dignify her sex-(applause).
have leen authorised IT the Quay Trustees, to expend •
west is always cbannine and the misty, of the atastgeard Lord RICHARD. ill reply said : Major Yeatman, officers. further sum not exceeding glee in purchasing stone to he
station near the sea were dotted over with people making and men, 1 neilly ran only use a very 01l phrase-to say put down upon the embankment now being formed out-
another animated scene. The carriage horses picketed that words almost fail me, not only in expressing thanks aisle the harbour.
under the boundary wall, the lefreshment booth, the for the present itself, hut to thank you for the exceedingly TEel-ERANCE.-A meeting was held at the Temperance
itinerant minstrela. the vendors of fruit and drinks the kind manner in which you spontaneously raised the Hall, on Sleoulay evening, when an addrees was delivered
hoe.. foot, awl artillery of 11. SI. Services mixing so largely sobscription, which touelnal me very touch indeed and by Mr. W. 3lathew of the western Temperance League,
with the civilians-these are the note-worthy peints in the then again for the exceselingly kind and courteous manner a
the subject being Why rob a poor man of his Iver r
rear of the carriage line. The 'Street Cotanty Constabularly which you have consulter.' my wishes to a certain extent, The attendance was good. The chair was taken by Mr.
under Supt. Batty and Sena. Major Searle, with Sergeent as to what the present should be. I need hardly tell you Councillor Curtis. The Good Teruplar choir sang at
Wills arid 14 constables. walsting the MLA., kept the it is in a form which I think is the nest acceptable I could • intervals during the evening.
ground, arranging the carriages, stimuletyl by the . have chown. It war very kind of you to have acceded to Roam, ov Ia:AIADIANS.-The usual meeting of the
',weeny, of Capt Antyatt Brown, Chief Constable, and the proposal from three (nen wheni it emanat.l. and I can Guardians of Poole unite& was held on Thursday last, at
preventing the pressure of the ardent crowd upon the assure you the present is one which I shall always look the Istardwoom, lyngfieet, when there were present :-
reserved space. The 'LILA., who had come as usual from upon with double pleasure, hoth as reminding Ille of the MeSffs. J. Ilaytnan (chairman), T. W. Green ivicychair-
Dorchester, consisted of the A. Ltattery, B. brigade, under many friends I stay say that I have in this regiment, and man), E. C. Oakley, J. W. Buckley, W. Meadus, C. I 'eras,
Major Thornhill, with Lieut. Blakesiey, Sub-Lieut. also an reminding 100 of the one I am fondst of - It. Slade, E. B. Elliott, and J. Rawlins, elected guardians :
Wallis Sends. Maule, Peekenhatia and Brown : and theta (applause), In that way it is indoed a double pleasure. I Mr. T. Slade, jeer., and the Rev. J. IL Austen, guardians
formal a awdon round the part front which the people really can say no more than that 1 thank you from the rx.olicio.
might be suppose,' te come, elm on the weet aide where • bottom of tuy heart for the exceolingly kind way in which Accing.er-An accident happened on Sunday afternoon
there was nothin- but a line of hunlles to keep ' you have thought of this, and for your kireineae in present. to a little boy, sun of Mr. Charles Bellows, who lives neer
back. However, they could well lie spared to make • i ing the gift to tue. lam very glad indeed to have this the Thres Crown Inn, or what was formerly known as
show on that side, for the people were not obstreperous, I opportunity of thanking you all, and lam afraid nothing the Star and Garter. The little fellow was in the field
and the R.H.A., with their fine mares were an essentially now remains but for us to say ' Good-bye" to each other &arguing Mr. Styring's brewery driving horses about,
Important part of the spectacle. The Q.0.1L Y.C. had ' and success to our next merry weatitur. I beg to thank when happening to get too near one of the animals it
attendant room for their evolutions, which were on the you once more from the very bottow of my heart for your kicked hien on the thigh. Some other boys who were
whole well performed. The band, however, which was great kindness-Upplause). with him at the time went to his assistance. and he was
, stationed to the eastward (on the right flank) did not 1 His lordehip then gave the command "To yourquarters, taken home, when it was found that the thigh was
I greatly distinguish themselves, as they reserved all their file r but before the regiment separated, bearty cheers broken. Only a short time ago, the boy's father met with
111USiC for the arrival of the Reviewing Officer. Sines Kr. were given for the different captains and other oflicers, az accident by falling from some scaffolding at Bourne
Eyeres unfortunate accident the band have certainly not 1 anti the Wimbs ne trosop gave three hearty cheers for Lady mouth.
increased in energy, and they must rub up • little, if they ' Glyn and the young heir. liguotous ADDRESS-On Thursday night Mr. Nevile
wish to be considered • valuable addition to the regiment I The tiattirelay of their departure was so favourable to Sherbrooke delivered an address at the Temperance Hall,
llowever, the weather waa go hot that any little idleness i the movements of the Q.O.R.Y.C. as the Saturday arrival which was crowded to excess. A hymn having been sung,
must be excused. Even the Reviewing Officer teemed to , woe depressing. Mr. Sherbrooke prayedand he then addressted his audience
take the matter more in the light of an agreeable show I On Saturday the regiment wes dismiesed. and the on Acts xx. IS-24. He ergot that trite religion was not
than a serious hit of warlike preparation, for he did not I men must go away with pleasant recollections 44 Wey- a spasmodic thing, but was continuous. If religion was
arrive till a quarter or twenty minutes past noon, and, as • mouth. At all events Weymouthians have much enjoyed merely temperorary it was of no value ;it must be a
will be seen afterwards, he put the regiment through but the visit of the Q.0.R.Y.C., and thereby the mutual weekelay as well as a Sunday religion and must actuate
a short review, anti in his speech dwelt upon appearams I esteem of country and town has, we hope, been much no in all our thoughts and doings. To ensure this spirit-
in the eyes of the ladies. as well as efficiency in the fleld. increased. For ourselves, we confess our obligations to uslity we must do everything in the Lord, and seek the
But we are skirmishing too far in aavance, and shall have ' the officers of the orderly-ruom, to Captain Griffis, the aid of His Holy Spirit to enable us to overcome templa-
te retire. When the Reviewing Oflieer arrived he was rust gentlemanly adiutant we ever met, and te hts able trim Ile remarked on the helpfulner of believers one to
rarely.' with a general salute, the band playing. De was etffialtern, Sergeantflgajor Tuttill, who is not behind his another, and the sweetness of the promisee made to
ayeempanissi by Col. liankey, Depot Brigade, I lorchester ; officer in the virtues of courtesy and readiness to oblige. them. After another hymn Mr. Sherbrooke addressed
Hon. Col. Howl, West Somerset Yromanry ; Major Wade- May they, and the regiment generallf, enjoy fine weather, the unamverted. Ile drew their atteution especially to
ria V.C., 75th Regiment : and Capt. Yrtman, fitalbridge a pleasant time, a prosperous journey home ; and now Proverbs ging 13-Whoso despirth the Word shall be
Rifle Volunteers ; with Lieut Fellows, ISA aid Y.C. The good fortune td.if it please Providence, destroyed, but he that feareth the commandment shall be
regiment Was first inspected in line, and the men and ' Our next merry meeting." reeeerlea " or, ae the wargin said, "in peace." In this
horses were found to be in good training, the animate being . __ __ _... matter tiler° was no neutral position, although many
stout and strong, and yet not overburdened with f at, LORD ILC II ESTER AND WEYMOUTH SWANS. persons tried to preserye one-we must either despise the
although herein.' there wasone which forme.' an exception. , On Monday last, hia lordship the Earl cf Ilchster, word or fear the commandment There were two or three
ways in which we may despise the word-meaning God's
They then marclual past by NH411.01101, and ranked arcompranied hy another genUeman, supposed to be Lord revelation to ourselves. One very effectual and open way
psrt by files. This gave a capital opportunity Itichani Grosvenor, haileel the lett used for the Swannery, was by never going to hear the Word ; another way was
of judging of each man an.' horse, and the and after • little achy, caused by their not being recog- by hearing it, adniiring and assenting to it, but not obey-
verdict was favourable in almost every case. Trotting nised at tint, they were rowed over to the Swannery island, ing it ; the third way was by setting up our own righteous-
last by squadrons wax fairly well executed, though it waa • 1114 lordship took the greatest interest in the arrange- nets instead of God's, by pleading our own work as a
difficult to keep perfect fines. Neat followed the sword runts, making full and minute inquiries and apparently ea ground of justification, instead of the work of the Lord
exercise, the regiment being drawn up in squadron'', and much Meryl as if the birds were at hie own swannery. He Jesus Christ On each .4 these points Mr. Sherbnauke
the beaux merrier won great admiration from the ladies. I WWI especially delighted to flnd that there is a neat, with dwelt with great force anti eloquence, and concluded this
After this they advaneal hy couslrone at a trot, and :, seven eggs, and fully approved what the keepers of the part of his discourse by showing how easy it was for all to
wheeled into line, with great preeision. After retiring by I Swannery had done, in taking an egg laid by one of his escape the destruction spoken of in his text. He next
fours front the right of squadrons they relented line, and ' lordship is hens in an unsafe sing, and placing it in the spoke of the reward which followed the " fearing " of the
advent:ea at a gallop. The charge wax magnificent. and ; Weymouth nest. Mr. Gillingham, who has devoted so commandment. Fear did not here mean terror and dread,
the regiment was halted with great smartner Next . much time and trouble to the Weymouth swans, took the IWC&Ure the wicked felt that, but Ile believed it meant
came retiring, each alternate troop keeping back the opportunity of thanking his lordship on behalf of the the acceptance of the c 1111111 l sentiment att true in such a way
enemy while the others took ground to the rear. then faced •.
Town Council, and inhabitants generally of Weymouth, an to act upon it. Mr. Sherbrooke spoke with much
about. and their former guardians galloped back under • for his generous gift to the town, and his lordship clearness and with many apt illustrations bearing upon
their protection. They afterwards re-fonned line, and I expressed hie pleasure that the swans are valued in Wey- the subject, and his remark. throughout were listened to
form.' double column in rear of the eentre, and after I mouth. After a long and careful survey of the whole, his with the closest attention. Another hymn was sung and
wheeling Menu in various ways, they attacked by seems- I lorilehip hal to leave to keep an appointment The swans the greater part of the audience then dispersed but many
sive squadrons, the squadrons in front as they came to the i are DoW 11111,11 increases' in size and beauty, their feathers remained for prayer.
line they were to reach, wheeling fours to the right and ' are almost all white, the knobs on the bill are growing, and FUNEltal. Or THE LATE MR. G. N. PVINST.-011 Friday
left, and allowing the squadron behind to COUla up and , they are more tame than ever, forming • charming sigLt afternoon the mortal returns of the late Mr. George ?leave
deliver int charge. They then aavancenl, and the Reviewing . in the Radipole lake. There are 72 in all, most of them Penney were ydaced in the family vault. at the cemetery,
officer addrevsal the Lieut-Colonel Comniandant and well in health, and it is amusing to see their struggle for amid every demonstration of respect. He WY • native
Sheers. : the 'inn places when fed. Thus is between half fpast nine of Poole, and led an active life, carrying on an extensive
Tbe Nola state at the Review was as follows:- ' and ten in the morning, near Alexandra-terrace, Coin- practice WI a general merchant in ships stores. Ile took
Alsi.suar Taro' -Oyler the Kati Att Helicons Lieutenant mereialroad, and almouly ladies begin to rumble there, a warm interest in the Bible society and kindred &rode-
Fellowee, lieut.:sat urymer, quarter-Master Gunge, 2 Ser. b • • • •
rinsou pieces 0 I
f I read. Some of the weaker ones do not tions, and in politics was a moderate Conservative. From
gears, g °trowels, gi privates, total 32. . join in the crush rountl the trough, hut swim close under IhhB be hod been • member of the Town Council, and he
lartatasraa Tro or. -Captain Foster, Lieutenant Mitldlet .n, . the wax ana there get well fed by the visitors and these spared it., etfort. to advance the welfare of the town. me
Sulo lieutenatit nand..., Quartenllaeter Baunton 4 sergeants , aeb.. ta, nes am of remote -reat pets. In the ev ' Mayor (Mr. AL KetuteWeleh). the TOWI2 Clerk (Mr. 11. W.
Otoluding Sergeatit-Mapw Tuthill, 3 coria,rals, I farrier 19 - - ee ° th •• • land I • ••• "Leg
' , they are fed at eir as tome. Dickinson), and a considerable number of the magistrates
privets., total 31.
VALI TROOI..- Captain T. B. Bower, lieutenant Merthyr I and nietuben of the Town Council attended the funeral,
Guest, imarterfMaster Seymour, 3 sergeants, 2 rorponds, to WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL which was conducted in a very impressive manner. The
Knows, total 27. WEIHILIIDAV. - Present : The Mayor •, Aldermen hearse, 1 ellowed by two mourning roathes and several
SlitabOlNS TROOP.- Caplaie J. H. P. Gadd., Lieutenant I Milled& and Howani ; Councillors Aylesbury, Talbot, aurisges, arrived at the gates of the Cemetery at half-past
Phelite, entarterafaster Stacey, 3 writeants, 3 corporals, I ' Charles, Snook, Thomas Rebus, Welker, Groves, with two o'clock and a procession was then formed A body
trumpeter I farrier, ie privates, total 31. Mr. F. C. Stagged Town Clerk. of police, under Supt. Hunt, led the way • next came the
BLASI:WOAD T.oar.--, Wain C. J. T. Ilanahro. Lieutenant PILE PIER. two sergeants-at-mace in their robes, ale =OW being
mienague Gwen, Sith-Lieutettant Quarter-Mader The MATOII ftaid this matter had stood over for the pur- covered with crape. The Mayor and other magistrates,
Tett, 3 eergeants, I mtrporalel trumpeter. 39 twinge., t.tal 49. pose of consulting thadebenture holders. the &Mennen and couneilion, and other gentlemen wbo
Wtegoasa Time. -lieutenant 41 11. Dual, Quarter-Master I The Toes CLERK, at the Mayor's request, stated that joined in the procession as • mark of rexpeet for the
Tsai,. 3 sergeants, 2 carpet-41s, 8.1 prirotes, total 27. Ihe had written to Mr. Williams, and &ha applied to Mr. OG, 11, R'stsrotto, decreed, then followed, and after them were the hearse,
SrArr 1 teeters-Wesel Lord Riehanl Grosvenor, Major ' Eliot. Mr. Williams wrote, declining to interfere, Aut the oA N. How OM. mourning coaches, and other carriages. The Mayor sind
lemmata goitre and Adiutant Griffis, Surgeon Good, 1 debenture hoiden were only mortgagees, and basi nothing " It. Testae.- Mr. Alderman Rogers, J.P., wore official robes, and the
Amistroccurezon Maas. Vetertnsu gurgeon Howe, total O. to do with the management of the property. Ile wae glad The MAYOR spoke of the value such a road would be, to
,r,g other magistrates present were :-Meters. W. Pearce, G.
Total. Staff, 6 ; Melbury, 32 ; Dorchester, 31 • t&le, 27 • that the Council were determined to releur the Pile tier. break the monotonly of always going up and 'Mwee.,."'• Denten, A. Balaton. T. Slade, W. D. Dugdale, and. J. B.
nherhorne al ; Mandloni 49; Wiustarne 27. Grar;d total DU: The Slsiza, ttn behalf of some other debenture holler.. gront. The only question was as to the expense. sitey Durell The member. of the Town l'ouncil were-Marna
Tidal streneth, 203. stated their genesi agreement with the plan ; but they could only go to the length of their tether, which was the J. Buckley, H. Farmer, E. C. Oakley. G. Curtis, E. J.
At the comflusion of the evtdutions the men were , did not think they had Anything to de with it. It was depth of their pneketes , Conway, W. N. Weatern, J. 'layman, G. Green. J. H.
formal in hollovr column, and Lieutenant-Colonel Lane, ' euggestea by sum of them that the holders ehould aceept i Resolved that the report be read and at the _ ,next me.' Beyt, E. N. Blanchard, IL P. Ayls,and T, Buckley. We
addressing Lieutenant I 'ommandaut Lord Richard
.g 4 per cent. inteteaa of .E 5 percent, in order that after the i ing considered. and the Town Clerk be request.. t" put also noticed present -Rev. E. E. Duronore, Rev. J. W,
Greevenor, said he had great pleasure in infortniug hint Council hadhlone the necerary repairs, they should make I himself in communication with the owners of the adjoin. Preston, Mews J. Slade, IL 11. Sedgfield, J. F. Street, R.
that lie shoed.' be able to give a favourable renort of the the pier a permanent structure, by extending the stone ine Innberties, to ascertain on what terms they would Peng. &Ahem T. 8. Fumed T. Gillen', It. Kendall, 11. B.
regiment tst the Secretary of State for War.. The manner worn, Coming from the debenture holden he thought with the land for the purpose of the carriage way neer wwe EUord, Ac. The first mourning coach contained the
in which the men drilkel on. nout creditable conodering thie was deserving attention ; but of course the Council Itadipole Lake and that the Surveyor meantime ascertain six children of the deers.' gentientan, and the second
the short time that they had been together. The hordes. '. nowt abide by the Act of Parliament what earth, lc., is available for the purpose. Mr. William Penney, Miss Penney, Mr. (I. R. Penney,
taking them as a whoz, were very good, the saddlery The Surveyor's plan was again read, and and NG,. Harrison. The carriage of Mr. G. It. Penney
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Was clean and well•put on. On the whole the belts and I
: Mr. thrum' suggested the greatest care in placing the 1 PORTLAND. followed, and contain.' Mr. Robert 11. Penney and
other elothing were cleaner to-day than he had seen them , stone apron on the Harbour si,le, as there was little ; i ed in
• Miss Penney. In three eueceeding carriages were Mr.
during the last three days he had obeen-ed the regiment enough room for working up tbe Harbour, anti it would be • THE once famous ship Warrior is now stat on
John Keitip, Miss Elisabeth Penney,. Mr. T. W. Green,
drill. Tbsse might seem to the men trilling points : dengerous to ships and boats. He thought it would extend 1
but they were ptinte that should be attended to IT all nten
I * at the bottoin more than 10 or 12 feet. Portland Roads, having arrived on Thurelag last' i.e... and >lir Mary Penney ; Mr. Cave, Mr. 'leaden, the Rey.
TIIE WRECK of the Clamant) di Cantarinses mt..' ""e• G. Morgan and Mr. Hatton Smyth. M. 8., Mr. and Mrs.
who n ished to look like soldiers, and tuore particulagly The MAYOR said the stone would have almost to be ' expenses have been incurred hy the Bristol purchase
I ra3lrn Short, Mr. Le Corupte, and Mr. Strekland. Lastly came
when theY wSnted to eePear as soldier* before all ths" built up like • wall, if it extended only that distance. trying without avail to remove bet, has been re.eolt to
.• .s . • eof Mr. W. Pearce, in which were that gentle-
leautiful Ladies in the carnage. The Surveyor said the stone could be built in between Hannan, for Ala/ It is said that some hun
.1.
areas Irmo Ina
1111111 and r. Vale. Tbe ion having reached the
she 'now
i Tbe review was over eheut tw" °•eMelst "d the lame the piles. To build the wall woeld cast four times the been sunk in the vain efforts to get her off. • wi chapel, the first portion the burial service was read
assemblage Itumediately began is disperse, the ladies and glop he had named. be broken up.
~ wedheaday therein by the Rev. G. Morgan (vicar of St. Paul's). The
12 - 22 gentlemen in the carriages being no doubt deairous to , Roma. NAVAL Goon TEMPLAR LODGE- -AM - body was then carried to the grave close by. and the
There was a good deal of eonsereation about whether ' Muted M me
'Private Ilayter .. 0- 21 return and prepare for the the Harbour would be math) inconvenient for yachts night, a new Good Templar lodge ws. in' • d th reverend gentleman performed the last sad rites. The
Private Munckbm 4 ... 11 DEJECNER- &uterine. Bible Christian schoolroom Maidenweit It is un er
,eit
i coffin, upon which wreaths of beautiful flowers had been
private Shariand ; ! jurisdiction nf the Naval district, under the leadenhip
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w. ,
2- 12 ' It took place at the Royal HoteL and among_ thus Referred to the Pile pier committee. t polished oak, with brass mountings.
Private Tinder ... TIAHRSDAB. 1 re •-Loral and Lady Richard Grosvenor. Lieut.- our= KIR. Cant Ilugh Philtre, R.N. of H.M.S. Warepite. Bro. I. le
and ou the breastplate, was the following inscription :-
O.R.Y.C. on the I Present we • , Smethurst, beige deputy: •13ailors' Hope" was the inst. Grows Suva PUSSY,
• Mir Mr Alderman HOWARD rah' the uter pi r queati
;e'en,' de) favoured the Q. . _ ,01 and Kr& I owlett Luc, Mrs. John du Boulay, . . o e on was , tiding officer, and the lodge numbers ten suemberag MI Died Day la 1,175,
Another sp
1 paration for review, and the tdu 'Smiley ILA.,Captaln and Mna Clifton, of great importance to the town, cud waa not only a her- , ..a So biz
last of those dee"ted t° le hha polished into the iihe. Hall Mr.
arrnes . _ • _. .. t hi. K Lour nutter, hut had to do with he inAprovement of the ; "'me" er Marian& la ja called "Royal Naval P Aged 50 years
r fig L Nr. It. Garrett, rues tea man, ise
thi
regiment had IT s taint .
a acting well together and Ito,. l _ ..,iiidiev,
n. 31iss A. Blackstone-Wilhelm, town. Ile proposed that the outu itier shoidd be carried --- ---•-- - The undertakers were Mr. ;G. Stark, of Patiottone, and
Der of a isnesd I"JY '.4 ea 'el.' ' • I • • I the Goodf•wd. siva es • - . II Ca tai Barto tto "Jack-he-the-basket- The barbs
wit 1 precision. a eft/intros Miv A en, p n n, ou 'tar receipte in three Mr. J. Dunford, of Poole.
Going through me movements Purr Ssnamoss, Thursday.-Before the Mayor, Alderman
',Hers of course elo not Rev' V• Blee2B.B°Dig Allen ju fungus General Baron years wen, isgatts and the outing excluding special out- DEATH OF ANOTHER CONVICT
add the heat was intense ; but iv _ .
cawar.
... cud 1,,,,,,.. miss . ,
.1,4 . I
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, a a.. gt-tydratee. mak. Lays, were L 14,50 :leaving .E.A.A Stance : but the rebuilding . F. T' loves. and Meseta W. Pearce, C. J. Stone, IL 1). Ellis,
tare for that, they were onlY too glad „T. .." mgic.n.,7rlh de mallet, p
Extraordinary as last w • t whet she"- t. dW I I
eeles mites was , .... , a t Beaton, an . a tuirdsle.
fallen on tore wean us. .
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~.. „act,. mh,_ Heat. mrs. se Itadeliffe, of the Qum wall was not reckoned in this calculation. Ile ,a). of that of Tuesday gait f Fifteen jurymen. mites" - ire Reeenall was sumo's' for leaultin
showers that have eometituee . • , . , I. wae Molese ono, a •1 g Cherie', son of
• on tllla OM) 'or e y• gi,,ber Hee. 11. Meellyeedt, Miss considered this euch a special outlay that it wart an out- 1 . g taint:that in _, ,
'Ty smartened 1111 wontierfull) diving to 01 Mrs Fisher, Rev. .
IllaU I I n Yfookal Miss lay OD capital regent, and (malt not to be ked •
rec on in twe ee, were summoned, the apparent objets .
~ ia . Drushett, of Parkstone. Mr 11. T. Trevanloe for
tbs Mr opportunitv. and the result WaS ygrra, _
the deg neon, Captain anti Mrs. . 31r.
goge Yg„. .. .
gg fest, ordinary income. Their honoring Power. were not ° 8°
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nut me should dissent front their fellow.pin n. defendant.
This step , •
admires of thh, ,„,,,ttitutional forcet llee h. 'f
Mar,' Wit. OWL A., 6., 11.,jAtins.n. n• ^-, mend ~,, ia ahaaated. for they h.,1 la.,„.aa ,
~.1 there might yet be twidee to teturn • verdicL he when tomplament rid he wa: at play on Monday night, uhen his
I n PrivaS line n, o _
Callum 1.. I. DanielL Alra TOI -. sy r. e to vrrow a great d
*Mee* wee' 'win l'Y 'eel."' tn.° .i tei I given IT Capt. In'''. Th'Nua.. . sgyth 'Cub. M • Hatay Miss rtvre than they required. if Node thought th • 't calms the entedry7Why should more trouble
.., _
ne • father onierel. him hoar . WO' thrown tha areha" a,
Whelan. troop, Wall WC Sl•Ver .-,W _
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esd . hire 11.•/.1. salsa I . . .
1.... I•sthaTrbr treyissals Mr sufficient s "cur' y with the Convict Prison inqueere than others 1 1te.7.• ~. et Nome:: • Melding, he saw a girl named Emma Milner and
Sir Richard rang for pronehriwy in sw"rl eii,gger: became HAVilarn rin°l". Mee• Mdlee• 1-- •- .- --- B. smith:. The TOWN CLERK said -dive tams b. fifteen nien taken away from their weep:sass and fe deb:nand lk took bold of her when defendant struck him
he has now won it the third Year in ineee'ese'-'s! " G. N. Thrum Mrs G. W. Daniell, 31r. J. a _ _ e
Mr. HOWASD bU ted that dive' 88f°8°•• • I. Who •• th bath wi
to *pent' the best part of their day for NI. a hew
__, , ter on c th • sUck, and then hit him lo the ince
lan should be issued. tere. ' ..th hie fist.
Why should fifteen he pes ,
his own. Private 11. Boatswain, of the swel"neY _A Marriott, Miss Winkel', Mrs. Henke& 31r. N. Bo.d. Itee. .. ithm . g
to tend moue ea bonda tr at.„„, ...died selects these iurgmen I
won LII, elven IT Lieut. B er, for sword exercise. ron It. A. Noddle. Mrs. Griffis, Mrs. R. A. Ketidle, M . I v
the • would only hove di Ytl • 7 ""se •-• Is there any guarantee they shall not have to serve agate Cruenezamitird be rid his brother red to " keep company •
Private Jame, White r for skill in carbine exetriss c.,,,erigll Serridt, SI iis Nene!, ND. I:. Na lt. Mrs. St. John 1 . ,ne tor duty. In answer to hr. KOl4, 7 i it, what principle or scheme, or by whet cos. al; h the rid but now defendant was the fartmred swaln.
The wino, unto 4. • 1 •'''
• • l wit their ~!.. ~!, '''`ln2 It-
1r up a.k I "...WO • , .1 5 C .11 l' v t Tru-IL Mr. A. Mantel,
tan:ay. o rS. d . rin . Le . . . en ,iinus lo• said the r...,ri•y ,e a.„0,7 nif,, ~,,k1 he .
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,lIIS i11...101e. In waterinf• pee g.•• ~ . t grs lerYluea t ~'", , i 6 it 10,, hi:M.4:r wants 'vets.: e.g. Braaten oorrolaratml, and said defendant kicked at the
of
to-day. NO Plti.l{,,l were the Yemtian7y with their ,„. 1,,,,,er,e, colonel and shiners of Dorset Militia, Mrg. stele_
at
_ma a , , .e. es s Lillian. was no into, for it 110:110t to 515 that wletever Ira the selection w bey,
achievements, tI, ,* thry entered the town on their return! "`'
Rogers. Miss Eunna Hansel, the Misses Dayrell, Mr. k . hod, I 1 ptunes, SIILUIILs, and
for the public benefit. lie theight that t parties
pence affair, but • I• a rover whi hti flit not to be en 0,46, ',tom. el, he denied having thnatened to skin and
J 1117111.11 WS C 0 s
and rode threugh St. Mary and St Thomas-streets in ful
Itmiclyffe, !gig, JOCeITH Calalaidga. Mies ItheiclYffet Mrs- - hi i swan °outs eh *me any without ru e. est the defentlant, but admitted pething Mtn, led Leith"
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a `'"'" the Mealdlents mime mit eeerfwhere NI iott, Rev. W. Roxby Lieut Speck, 11 N_,_, %yet: wou at vange the Pnad ef the Wein' Te. deamod was a convict named George Wells under 'we, ais "di.
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