The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-10-11 00:00:00

BUI:YINO THE BRITISH FLAG.

The Transvaal Argue of the 6th August contains a lone
arcount ut • cereusooy which took place on the 3,4 in
Pretoria. This was regarded aa "• solemn and emphatic
proteet &rains* the treatment which Brittsh subLcui and
the British lag have received at the bands of the British
Government." IL was reeolved that the funeral ahould
take p:acs ai nearly as poeeible at Ow tica• when it we.
exocteo hit the Goneeation wou.d be ab.s,d. It was
arrangcd t bat It, p .b mvet oh the Yorke,
square at 12.1f.p5.t ter:, and that the pr,ceesion should
and from the 'root of b, Eoropeaa hotd at about three
p.m. A vehicle draped •ith b 1.4 k was pf ,vided. droop
by two hoisee, ch toed in goblet. Iciside the citriage •
!Awed pl devout wi pl•cosi to rendre the call.), soon the
lid of which the follosioe toe 'notion was wooed :—"
Loviog Memory of the &high rim lo eke TranevaaL who
Deperted this L,le on the lid of August, 1841, in her
F.fth Yea. 'ln °thee climes none knew thee but to love
thee.' ftteurg•m - The CABO WhiCD [082100.d (b. leg
we, placed upset the platform provided, amidst the deepest
eVence and the unc,vered heal. of the people assemided.
Tee MU 0..0.3111 for ta• 44444 was dote to Govetement
whwe L' e R COCOLUiffiJO and the Boer recur •
e,ntatives Were On/Ditiog in aiming the cocv.a...
Taws Werd about 353 white awstpla who followed the
hearse, eni a large number of Ksflir chiefs and their
retinue 100 fed in, making theltoial namber about ere in
the price svion. A very large. assentor of persons, includ-
ing maoy isoies, were aasembled at theorise.. Arrived at
los spot, the collo wee taken from the hearse end lowered
into lam Viso., prepared for it with the greatest reverence
and decorous, eni an oration was delivers.* alluding to the
glories associated with the Brititn flag In a thoesand
years—a tlyi DOW kid low in the dun, " woooded to the
heart 17 so unkind thrust, ehogn of • portion of her
horour. At the beid of the gra, we. pieced a toroba.„,..
bearing the same inscriptiou s MA on ths code.

Tha ratepayers of OiwaldtwieUe, in Lance/Aire, a
town of about 12,000 inhabitants, have declared lb ,ir
willingoees to pay £15,000 towezde the sum of E 40,030
embezzled by their late clerk.

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CourcliCesuesa was opened at Neweastle-on-Tens
on Tuesday. Drvine service was held in St. birch°laa
Church, the Biah mof Manchester preaching. Tee open•
log meeting woo held in the To Hall, the Biehop of
Durhem presiding and delivering the inaugural &Mrs's.
Madame LowinerueShe.rinet ,n haa abandoned her Fur-
pose et Immediately retiring from the profe.sion The
popular soprano began & round of farewell visits last year,
sad intended to c.noplats the leave-tabing during the
forthcoming season, but the death of H. Lemmata bad
made her retirement no lo_nger necessarY.
THROAT IRRITATION. —soretuels and dryades, tickling
and irritation, inducing cough and &Taming the voice.
For them a) cAptoois use Kppe's Glycerine Jujubes GlYoler-
ins, In these &erasable coniections, being In proxesikroo
the glands at the moment they are excised by we act of
sacking, becomes actively healing. Hold only in boxes,
yid. and Is lit., labelled "JAMBI EPPS II CO., Hamm-
pantie Cheouata, Londoc."—A I tier mei ed : "Gentle
men.—lt mei*. Perhaps, interest you to know that, ratter
no extended trial, I Pave found year Glycerine Jujubes
of considerable benefit (with or without medial treat-
ment) in almo,t all forma of throat disease. y elften
nod clear the vosce.—Yours faithfully, GORDON HOLLIS,
LR.C.P.E., Salle, Pillage= to the Municipal Thross
and