The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-09-13 00:00:00

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GENERAL ITEIIB.

"GOING, GONE I" On Tuesday, an • Birmingham
auctioneer, Mr. Yellows, wmereducting • sale at Gur
Birmuignacti, and was saying, ' Gang, going, gone r
previous to knocking down some article, tae floor gave
wail, and precipitated • number of persons, including
several brokers and women,lame with children in their
arms, into Me cellar Several of the people were
hurt.
STatir Hinautthil.—Beating • drum In order to Pull,
mode is a nuiaance in Ute eye of the law according to the
decision of Use Greenwich polio. inagistritte. Act itinerant
vendor of apples had used this muno4 of advertising bit
approach to customers; but,,. complainta had been male
ot the iumoyuce, the police first remonatretal *lto blot
and, on his repeating Hee offence, summoned him He ea
lined bait-s-crown and cuts.
A METHODIST limn= RENEW/11AD. The late
Primitive Methodist Conference at Hull has hat
an unforuutate ending for • minister, named Butcher, w b
waa appointed to the West Bromwich Circuit. Nit meet-
ing with this approval of the people, all Lite we,.
closed against him. This Conference will not r s
appointment, and Mr. Butcher now informs the local
society that be Is reduced to • state of starvation, having
come to his last three Pence, and having no way of grttioL
• subsistence. Toe I oat creak steward Itureeierted.
The Cam is living in complete and stricty.guarded
seclusion at Peterholt and famish the utarist precautions
are taken his enemies are able to get uocomliirtably clue
to him. An anoouoceinent thet he was con loaned to
death wu recently found painted on rite .t, in his
private garden. Several imp-is iatnenta have lively been
made ID B*. Peters ha reof so.pec persons.
Ths is wing imerations at the Coaonel Tunael etneri•
mental works at Dover have been suspuided tor • short
tins • to admit of the removal iif some of the Machinery.
Up to the peewit time the propose ut the work has been
of the mut sati.factlry character, and fully funt,df...g tt,g
ransom., hopes writ th Sir E lOW I Welkin and
colleagues entertain of the ultimate success of their
projec,.
At a meeting of the Tay-bridge relief fond committee
on Friday it veal reported that a miasma of ,C 460 remained,
after repaying sub•criptioes ti those who CI•11111.4 theiii
and me -'lug all rheum. It was agreed toe-ad £5O LI the
Mayor of Southaroptm for the Teuton fond, and t keen
*merger ciee.
the Nehmen in heed for future
SCOPE POI ATHLETIC EXERCISE —Toe recent fim Chea;eide will, we hope, at le.st "ford the 1,-.nefir •if
lesson by which all may Toe emplopi • in NI •..r••
Coperake'd extensive premises, °wine t• t•.e
prectiise into which they had been drilled by pr•vious
rehearsal of the menus, in which they *ere to act iii C 4.00,
Of emerlferley, weri able not alone to protect their own
property. but to rimier able assistance to the firemen 10
their dangerous task. The exempt, it ace which shook'
be more largely made known and introduced than is at
present the C WI. In it se G•ya of an almost ex *tem to
love of stLliitc exercise. we can trillions no INVer
direction in which en •spenditure of young force cm he
turned than inwards such an sm. Our volunteer sus.,
aunt has shown, within only • few week., it. rig 'Foul
•Itality. In AMOTICAI every otitis ;Ir. untree we are Muth
mistaken, is tuti le I upon to be either • militiamen or •
eremen.—Beilder.