The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-29 00:00:00

B. A. HOGG

TS now Showing a Great Variety. of NEW
J. DRESS MATERIALS, to which he invitee spacial
attention, consisting of
BRADFORD BERGER, bit, 61cL,71d. a good assort-
ment of Colours.

ROUGH and 165:6i SBRUEB, sid. to 3id.
The NEW " DECTIVE" SERGE, all Wool, of
British Manufacture, 16f4
All-WOOL HOMESPUNS, new mixtures, 130.
COSTUME CLOTHS, 90. and 1314
FRENCH FOULES, all wool, 611 to 9j4.
TWEED HOMESPUNS, plain and striped, 31d.
SATIN CLOTHS, so. and upwards.

FRENCH MERINOS 170.. an,i_a good quality2s.
in the Leading Shad"'
POPLINETTES, 4d. ; • very cheap hoc in a variety
of colours.

2, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
In Parliament, Session 1882.
ABBOTSBURY RAILWAY.

Deviation Railways in the County of Dorset. Revival
of l'owers for the Purchase of Lands for, and com-
pletion of, certain parts of, the Abbotsbury Railway,
.Abandonment of parts of such Railway, Tolle,
Capital, Amendment of Acts.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That
APPLICATION is intended to be made to Par-
liament, in the ensuing Session, for an Act, for the
purposes following. or some of them, that is to say :
To enable the Abbotsbury Railway Company (here-
inafter called the Company) to MA Kb and MAINTAIN
the RAILWAYS and WORKS hereinafter mentioned,
or some of them, or some part or parts thereof,
together with all necessity ST ATH/NS, SIDINGS,
APPROACHES, ROADS. WORKS, and CON-
VENIENCES connected therewith, that is to say :-
I.—A Deviation Railway No. 1, commencing in the
RAN of Brosidir Otritety of Dorset, by a
Justliot with the Mbissirest, and Wernonth Rail- '
way of the Great Western Railway Company, at a point
thereen,2s yards or thereabouts, measured in a northerly
direction from the mile post on that Railway, indicating
166 miles from Paddington, and terminating by a
Junction with the authorised Railway of the Company
at or near the western boundary Of a field, belonging to
Henry Charles Gooden, Esq., and occupied by out
Gale which field is numbered on the Plans deposited in
respect of the said Abbotsbury Railway with the Clerk
Of the Pesos for the County of Dorset in November,
1876, in the Parish of Upwey, and is known as No. 13,
Field, which intended Railway will pass from, through,
or into the several Parishes, Townships, Extra-
parochial. or other places following, or some of there,
viz:—Broadway. Buckland Ripers, and Upwey, in the
County of Dorset.
2.—A Deviation Railway (No. 2), commencing in
the Parish of Portialum, in the County of Dorset, by a
Junction with the authorised Railway of the Company
is the eastern side of and adjoining a lane, called or
known as Coryates-lane, and in a field, numbered on
the said plans deposited as aforesaid ID, in the said
Parish of Portisham, and terminating in such l'arish by
a Junction with the said authorised Railway in a field
on the eastern side of tho Bridge, partly constructed by
the Company over the public carriage road, whileh
adjoins the dairy known as Portisham Dairy, belonging
to and ocenpiea by William Manfield, which intended
Railway will pass front, through, or into the several
Parishes, Townships, Extra-paroebial, or other places
following, or some of them, viz. : —Portisham and
Abbotabury, i the County of Dorset.
To revive thus powers granted to the Company by the
Abbotsbury Railway Act, 1877, 11 for the Com; I . sory
Purchase of Lands, louses, and Buildings required for
the construction of so much of the Railway of the
Company as to hereinafter described, and to extend the
time now limited for tho completion of so much of the
said Railway as is also hereinafter described, that is to
say:—
(e.) Bo much of the said Railway as lies between
the termination of the Deviation Railway No. 1,
Isereinbefonm described, and the commencement of
the Deviation Railway No. 2, also bereinbefore
described, which said portion of Railway will pass
from, through, or into the several Parishes,
Townships, Extra-parochial, or other places
following, or some of them, viz. :—Broadway,
Upway, Buckland Ripen, and Portisluun, all in
the County of Dorset.
(5.) So much of the said Railway as lies between
the termination of the Deviatioq Railway N. 2,
bereinbefore described, and the termination of the
said Railway, in the Parish of Abbotsbury, in a
Garden about 50 yards north of the point of
Junction of Blind-lane with Back-street. which
said portion of Railway will pose from, through,
or into the several Parishes, 'Townships, Extra-
parochial, or other places following, or some of
them, viz :—Portisham and Abbotsbury, all in
the County of Dorset.
To enable the Company to purchase by agreement,
orcompulsion, Lands, Rouses, and Buildings for the
purposes of the Railways, and works to be authorised
by the intended Act, or described therein.
To Vary, Repeal, or Extinguish all enlisting rights or
privileges in any manner connected with the amends,
Houses, and Buildings proposed to ha purchaeed or
taken, or which would in any manner impede or
ham-fere with the purposes of the intended Act.
To authorise the Attention, Diversion, Widening,
Croesink, or Stopping up of all 'Turnpike and other
Reeds. Bridges, k'ootpaths, Railways, Tramways,
Aqueducts, Canals, Ferries, Streams, and Rivers
adjMning the aforesaid Lands, Houses, end Buildings,
with which it may be necessary or convenient to
Interfere in the conversion and use of those Lauds,
Houses, and Buildings.
And it is also proposed by the said intended Act to
authorise the levying of Tolls, Rates, Dues, and other
Charges for and in respect of the use of the said in-
tended Railways respectively, and also for the UM
of the other Works. Conveniences, and Accommo-
dation connected with the said Railways. and to
grant exemptions from such Tolls, Rates, Dues, and
Charges.
To erudite the Company to apply to the purposes of
the intended Act, or some a them, such portion ,tt
their Corporate Funds am they sh&ll think expedient,
end to raise for such purposes, and for the general
porpoises of their undertaking. additional Capital by
the creation of Shares or Stock. with or witlesut
preference or priority in payment of dividends, and by
the creation and Mime of debenture Stock, AIM by
burrowing, or either of such means.
To authorise the Cempany to abandon so much of
their lauthorised Railway as will be rendered unnecessary
by the intended Deviation Railways.
And alms to Alter, Amend, Extend, .4. Repeal Co far
SS may be necessary, all or some of the powers and
provisions of the Abboimbury Railway Act. 1877, and
any other Act or Acts relating to or effecting the Abbots-
bury
i Railway Company.
And notice s hereby further given, that maps. plans,
and sections of the Intended Railwaya and Worka,
showing the lines and levels of the inteidled Railways,
end the lands and property intended to be taken for
the purposes thereof, with a book of reference to such
plans
and also a copy' of this notice as published in
,
the ropmfwg admits, win, on or before the 30th day of
Novintistit instant, be deposited for public inspection
with the CLERK of the Peace for the County of Dorset,
at his office in Sberborne. And that a copy of so
much of the said plans, sections, and book ot refer-
ence as relates to each of the before-mentioned
parishes, utber witis=of this notice published
as aforeesA, will be on or fore the same
any with time paam0".1..(47-ii -of each Burk Pariah, at
his residence, and in the case of any extra parochial
place, with the Parish Clerk of the adjoining parish, at
his residence.
And notice is hereby also given that, on or before
the 21st day of Domingo nexL printed copies of the
towelled Act will be deposited in the nivel° 13111
(Ace of the House of Commons.
Dited the 1211 i day al liareauber, 1881.

Tr ERR AND CO'S
11BEWING COTTON N. M. T.
.. Beet for Marbles use."
KERR AND COl3 "Ivv"
iN
.EivING COTTON . M. T •
"Will Work and Wear WelL"
KERRAND CO'S -V
l Dr T
Sold by all .1-N •M. .
OAuTioN,.. that KERR & CO'S Registered Trade
Mak tho leikas LULL emir au every libel.

UNDER ROYAL ef: IMPERIAL PATRONAGE.
'ONON P A REIL" LYONS FACE
VELVETEEN. Superb in make, dye, and
finish ;floe texture ; rich full-toned colour& Great
depth of Immovable Pile. Pre-eminently the only real
substitute for LYONS SILK VELVET. Can be worn
as complete costume or made up with any kind of dress
material To protect the public from imposition, the
genuine is stamped "NONPAREIL" on the back of
every yard.
THE CLIMAX OF IMPROVEMENTS."

ALL WOOL.—OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURES
Wears better than the French. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
DOUBLE MILLED, DOUBLE WARPED.
FEAI IFA/C SERGE. Black and all Colourr,
26 in. wide, 160. Per Yard. AB the most
Brilliant Colours, and beautifully soft. Bend P. 0. 0.
(and colour required) for a Sample Dress.
YORKSHIRE CHEVIOT.
Astonishingly Cheap. 4 Mixtures. 23 in. wide.
744. per yard.
fOBTEB AND 80N, gill ff MERCHANTB, HALIFAX.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PLLLB.
IN usi

EIGHTY-ONE YIAR&
18. Nay OftrormArrassr. Lotman.

COCKLES' ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,

STIFFS STARCH.

STIFF'S STAROH.

IaDUCATION Is 'Marini, FRAME, sad OnstesT —Captain
Sla Writ, Donates' do Carteret laissaa, ILA., rims bla coun-
sel evatl4 to parents as o tbe boast sebode for boys sod 70uo
bidlos, sod sends a bat erttli psalms:anon pest Ins. °apt.
Beeson ii the bulbar of "Oar Schools and Oollessi"
Um* ncogain4 bYts geese). 411raistro4 141•00.. W.

"PazT GiuJiviLlA,-
gr. LAW =M-01681A, LAJUIGAIL

UTLEY-MUT, TOTITJARS COUNT-UAL
LONDON.
Nearly all Chants nil li or will get Ma few bone.
• Inquirers In Ws Mellelas will often be sold thst
Taming's; hr., is equally good, and seas very cheep woilb
less compound will be awed, so that it is quite neceenty be
inn that the TARAISCUId sad PODOPHYLL/11 eltredlee
been JOHN PZITEIVII LabeL

TODIRLD SARSAPARLIZA.--leasparillsos molly tam:
1 requires a long to predate results as to weer, Pena
Comanati on with lodine academia Ha efects in a serprilmg
manner, end renders lodised lareaparilla a power' al shorwiwi
of the secretioas. Its most again access Is es Mad
PuriSer and Cooling, Cleseieng Medicia. All uisual
the skin, Red and MaskPleepla., Scaly Rrtiptloilend-
du IwsiUng, Almessess of a larolukall disimit•
ter), Suppurating Wound., and Malignant Slowasling Mira
are cared by it, if pereevered with. In Mose Wawa' Mom
the system has been prostrated by the ewer-use of wwrearble
and other strong medicines, the lodine, with Ilenispaills IS
certain to eliminate the ause of di....... _

I. the Spring and Fall of the year thise are eery few when
health would Dot be improved by a short course of 10D1111D
SARSAPARILLA- Its continued ilee le Weeded with • peat
Improvement in the general health. Said la Consoled SALIN
of 12 dam, Is 6d •24 doses, dd ; next slas, HS be
Chemists, It. Preps:red at Bedford Laboratory.
The nape el J. PIPPIR Is on the Label
oases or

QULPNOLINE LOTION, an caftans' Is of curing NM
Li Messes —Them is scarcely any empties but wilt yield
CO " attlpholine", Is • few days, and aommenc• to tide INIFV.
even IS It seems past cure. Ordinary pimples. 'edam,
blotches scurf, roux Mem, vanish is if by magic ; isadmial
skin disorders. that have plagued the sufferers for Jen
however, deeply rooted they may be, " sulpholine
succedully attack theca. The int mutation of "Sulpholins"
was adopted from Dr. ratartin's treatment. It destroys tbe
animalcules which clam these unsightly, Irritate, painful
affections, and produces a clear, healthy, natural *sedition of
the Skits.

4.act ire Lotke for the Skin, Is eery diAlcnit to proc
and, enough Washes el many kinds are used d.liy with
elect, it is chicly owing to their cootalning mineral poisss*.
which do more harm *ban good, while all the bream ad tdia
most powerinl Skin Depnrativee Irai be found in " Salpbe.
line," which may be seed to the Face, Arms, Neck, Or my
part of the Skin with security.
Dins Bottles, taunts/fling tarty half a pint, pr al lg.
d.
Sold by all Chemists.

FILITERII QUININE AND IRON TONIC. Paraiba Mil
Miriam the Blood.

pcprzav QUININI AND IRON TONIC. &mitAM
the Nerves rod Muscular Systam.

piPPLIrB QUINLNIC AND DION TOSIO. pr—
Appetite and Improves Digestion.

pEPPEWB QUININE AND IRON TONIC. ukases'
the Bpirite and Deal& Pamhim
przpars QUINI 11 AND IRON TONIC theeenehlin
X Itecruite the amend Hest* end imps a proper
healthy condition of lb. Nervous and Physical Ferce•
pEPPIDIE QUININE AND .1
RON-TONIC. The Remegp
in all Wasting Dimmer. Sold by WI Chemists everg
, where. Bottles containing it doses, price is. 64., next das
Bottles, Ile., large Stone Jul.
Notwithstanding the long period Quinine hoe been in use by
the Didion Family, its remarkable powers of repairing the
I lois if strength mused by disease, decay, pftionged hamming
' mental worry or overwork, kn., kn., besides its direct qualities
as a febrifuge and remedy for compbsints of NI intermittent
character. It is may of quits late years that anything Ilk* •
due amount of sppr.claUon has been accorded to itt. Th•
combination of Quinine, with Iron, presents • took di
undoubted atom, ; it may be stated to be the best of ell
Tonics, as the powerful virtues of both are consolidated, ma
their Individual characteristics preserved.
I The principal property of the Iron is Its Mimi ml lo on
! the blood, which a greatly enri.hes by Merman, the qui=
of the red corpuscular matter on which the vital Said de
I for performing its important (Insetting.
Pepper's Quinine and Iron Tonic, being oerlibed as oomposed
of them Important medicines in their due proportions nifty
therefore be refied oa in =KO whi no • course of strengthening
treatment is indicated. It possesses all the power of thm•
valuable tonics is banishing &seams and symptoms treseable
to weaknems. It ranee and develops the nervous emegieh,
enriches the bloc. I, promotes immediate appetite, dimpols
languor and deprenion, and fortifies tie digestive cepa'. Is
a specific remedy for neuralgia, Indigestion. fever, chest
affections, and in westing diseases scrofulous tendencies, Is.
The whole frame Is greatly Invigorated by Pepper', Tonic, tho
mental faculties are brightened, the user., m sad winieuhr
system ongthaned, and a return to robast health In amain.
Bottles con U dome, 4s ed ; neat she, Us. Said by Oboes
lets everywhere. The name of .1, PEPPIIE is on every Lebek

F _OCIETRWS SULPHUR HAIR =man. If the Bair
I. actually Grey, the Sulphur Restorer In six or sev=
will effect a great alteration. By a gradual action,
perceptible even to watchful observers, several darker shads@
will be attained. In a period of three weeks • complete dung*
will occur, and • colour exactly resembling that white hag
besot lest will become manifest.
nese remarks apply equally to the Beard and Whlskiffsa
although • lower tlne. is required te effect the change.
When the original ooiour is produced only masked mre off
Lb. Restorer in neoessery.
Large bottles, price Is gd, are sokl by nearly every Chaska
Hardre ear, or Perfumer.
pHE SULPHER-HAIR RffIITORILIt alters this in 63 hours
inr4rinbly bringing beck the colour to harmony with
hot nut ci angel.

T OCKYEICS Utiqiun HAIR RIPSTORIAL.
.11.4 o. it. action on the cllvur it is the Best Drools* eitk
can be Num!. No omade, oil, or anything elss Is nessesery
when the snip/ter Wash is taken into Me.
Where the Sulpher Restorer is applied scurf mesa skink
and a sense of desalinate, coolness, Mc, prevails, which mast
result from daily plastering the hair with grass.
Sold ill nearly every Town and Village by Chemists and Bain
dreams. In Large Bottles, holding almost a Pint. 1M Id.
each.

1..4
OCKTZWI SULPHUR HAIR RILSTORER,InsiantIy Mop
Hair frem turning Grey, sad on long as tbe Wait IS
occasionally used Groynes' le impossible. Even at aon
paratively early period of Ws th• hair will fade et the
eau planer whenever it is thus or becoming so us the
Weater appear much older than is reedy the cis*.
CIOUGHS, GOLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, and NEURALGIA,
nR. J. Comas Baowais CHLOBODYKK,
IJ A few doges quite eftectuLl.—CLutialt.-1 le *Meson
dinary medical report' on the efficacy of Ghlorodyne
render it of vital import...« that the pal. 4. ~end
outiin uso genuine, which is protected by a Govern-
ment stamp, bearing the words" Dr. J. Collie Brown.
chimudyne " See &deism of Yiee-Chaneellor Si, W.
Page Wood, the Vince. July th, 1884.
Numerous testimonials from eminent Physicians se-
compuly eadt bottle.
From W. C. Wilkinson, Esq., P.R,C 8., Spalding.
I consider it invaluaLlo In Pbthials mid Spasmodic Cough&
the bandit is very marked.
Prom Dr. WM Mitten, of New Gallowiy, Scotland.
As a Sedative, Anodyne and Anti-Spasmodic I consider
Dr. J. Mikis Browne's Chlo;alyne the most valuable modifies
known.
_

Bottles la lid., 2e. OL, k M. Bd. by all Cheintste
lICURE FOR ALL.
OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
THE UNIVERSAL RICKED FOR BAD LEGS, BAD
BREASTS, OLD WOUNDS, AND ULCERATIONS
OF ALL KINDS.
Mere is no medical preparation which may be so thoroughly
relied upon in the treatment of the above ailment' as
Holloware Ointment. Rubbed upon the surface el the body
ores, or user the elected parte, it disappears under Chi;
fr cticn of the hand, penetrating at once to the wenn of the
evil, and Ow performs ha healing errand, rapidly, safely,
and without pan. In all long standing cams, Holloway's Me
should at o be taken, as they purify Use Blood and expel an
II speared humoun from the system.
COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROATS, and BEO1cC11711&
This Ointment is inetistible in the cure of those throat and
pcctoral complaint& which when netted ohms aid le setied Asthma or Consumption. The tomcat well rabbet
upon the Chest and Back, night and IllOrniag, pesetrabia tie
akin, and thwis atootbed, is carried directly to the Loam
where, In immediate contact with the whole mess of circulating
Blood, It neutralises or expele all impurities. By these mama
all pulmonary c mplalnta may be cured with rapidity and
DISORDERS OP THE KIDNEYS, STONE, AND GRAVEL.
In any el the shove complainte more benefit may be derived
in twenty-four hours by adopting the following eke* sere;
than could be btought about in six months by any other
treatment. In bad cams, it the Ointment be deotizibbed
In the small of the back, over the region et the IL tg
will quickly penetrate and give immediate mild. to
eght of the Pills should be taken nightly wording to circles. SUWON. _

--nom.. RHEUMATMM, AND arm Joins.
This Invaluable Ointment exercises • more obvious sombul over (lout end 'stimulation than any other Machetes. No
one need resealn uncured. who will in good tamest mice •
vigorous application of this invaluable rented to
the Printed lootructime affixed to 0110111 pet. All 51511.4
szbes and pains will likewise be banished by the tam %ma-
rmot.
SKIN DISEASES ECROSIJLA, AND smart.
m• beneficial effects of Ws peerless OinUsest WO *WY
wonderful In noes of Ringworm, Scurvy and Scrofula, es
King's Evil, and its power, are adequate to the remseel ei the
most inveterate Skin Diseases to which the lirmas Mae illt
subject.
Pull printed direcUons ere eared to 11116 Pot &Mt lher• or iii
no be bad in any language.
TM Ointment and PIN are sdd at Professor Hotaewirsto
&Willem.; 533, r
Oxford-street, Loomzio IS= even respectable 'feeder of Medicine thro the
world, j. gnus sad Pots, at Is, led., ti, 5&,4, im., uaiame
h. sack

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DOECH3II7IIII. The poisoners were this formally eahargod orilib th oiry much depends upcs the sir K the chapel; but it la A Logs Maagi.to,-Loot Friday o draft of 10
ed &ad 1n saying pariog "Thus is the ewe; sot somuth to have the anascaniodatioa ;it most be IMO. eewie.reiNei soldier, wind at Weymouth. and wing
°in" tAI PW". of ditutheor, Gad unmentlr and it! her 4on hie. eloMi's shoulder, pleaded He dtd not want to elf' 6"We* dishes:teals/IL/let " too ate for the Portland train, they started
Pu leg on the
sonduct of ho7ll and others on Sunday mornings, the not guilty, while Elisabeth pleaded minty. On feared that Wield of Sae Christi"' Caw* '•._._27.Y march. and arrived at the Citadel about two on dans-
Ibedel against the kingdom of wickedness. it is %dog sroaoo. A. _fag.
Mid' 11•_,_IL A, ......"" we ars holm:midi_ for the told they would be sint for trial, beej et-
_',_._ ~_,.." The had tam singing- " What do yogi sefikers. brothel%
bind tg s'ne, the battery to Christ Uharch fer the • guilty.' Mr. Arden told her It es" rm° sese• °us Wesley here. see about the Gospel wirr Is tweew years Pmennunon.-Mr. W. Frampton, foreman of
:future.
s:s said rho didn't undeniand the queetke, and wall there bad teen greet improvement in the pleces of gizteisyers, Weymouth and Porthuid Railway, who
-........m.eD°1"111"1" Lima' SOCIITY.-The 'aliment ellowed to plead guilty She mid "Aml to Meed worship in the townwith the exceptioa or the old churches. hom ewo"ed ow thet pool for 16 years past, ots
........--. Rev. J. G. Wood, will deliver • lecture guilty to the whets.. *to what I have done r -The all them had been either rebuat or improvod in aelmau. Tuesday lain Wt with hi• wife and six children, to
at the Town Hall, on Wednesday next, on "Th. matter was explained,mand she pleaded guilty in MIL ence, and in their power of tiecommodatins hearers; hslt
to the Ca" to Gravesend, on rage for 'tooth Australia.
Horse." We antioipate a full room and an excellent Oates case. what la hew the IPrilsti°° °I "wen - rime to his leaving, "Star of Portland" Lodge,
lecture.
Foos Y They were then charged with obtaining • quota', aia -.0, think the 0 ...std.. hero gambled, if so the 1.0.R.T., pretreated Mm with a sum of mooey, Mr.
Unit In • an7OIIILTOST Fos Sioaloa.- of alpaca, In the name of Mrs. Rooks. Dolullatiou I The poputat on has Dearly doubled ; bat he
eiace. of worship W;;Mig fie quite full ; no, there's in this and Mrs. Frampton having been members of the
William John Pitman w charged at the County Be 'see Arge ',idolise MIS ooafirmed, and he kwo and wsbnon flood • greet p vendee proolicalk Order for someyears. A present of money was also made
Drsrebeeler• egt Then.rsd•7 limilling last, with added he searched the eider prisoner's house without Goad WO tip; 11100paiSien Of iiii will au to stt•wliwg , Mr. Frampton, by the railway resets, assisted by
iesumg at Radipole on the previous evening. The and found two yards of black alpaca, whkh politic worship, and it is so oh over Chita*" Beeised• some gentlemen whooo business calls them to the rail-
terhert who was Prompt in Cour* said he had • great to be todoeing frets a of lr• 012 Irh only How 'hall we roe" the l*"*.r,rsee .4. „waived l way stellar, where Mr. Framptaa has been much
deals of.troable with him, and wished Mtn to be sent 12yd.. were al t found, y being dottier.- ~...whirdt„,_et,lne to hei,asoestra "%I SwYmi l'eaeleteie essi i reepeoted.
to
nerefssorsora ry enhooL The Bench ordered the boy By Mr. Arden : Before he searched be milked Lucy Cm jr:milv;;sc:erseue.etwe.anot only that it ram go oa Father- I Ttonaoass 011130•10. - Last week Thomas
the Union tor a few days until snoop- some alpaca, and she denied having any
"ea" °mid be made for his reception at the Milborne searching he found these two yards. 1 hu- -t " int a few out a-every esmerstou, bet gala twolew, ;iced° Pearce, of Clement's-lane, called, according to the
advantage over the world, that there way be • d mink& Portland fashion for n
1 ;eh-names. Tiohborne, had •
Reformatory, where he is to remain for four years. Mr. Morris had examined the alpaca produced, and kg ratio in those who are wane( C4rist se Wbigi them nartow escape from drowning. He at k n
rig. was work o
11•1:1•A• twortrirlia.-It may be remembered the stew they matched exactly end who are for Rim The worki has hose groning year otter .
to one K the barges which convey Moue to strengthen the
better/ St Issomss, stationed here came to their present (Fourteen yards were obtained Voir: Cadelessrs. Even. year. sad we have bees Marine Pot after Mr words
...I Breakwater End, when he wai mimed off the
quarters with Afghan honours thick upon them. they 1 and Mom.* loyde, were round at the pawnbroker's, instroct and guids us sad the world, sad Olun.a tont
to
barge, and another of the men suddenlyfound him on
having taken part eome of the stiffest work of that , and two at the prisoners' house.) le-" Oa out and compel Mous t I come in. One way
campaign. by bringing children into Sunday rbeele, and the painter, in a very exhausted state, and"Zatfe to
- 7 List wall
the awatmar7 °I the ' They were rhee charged with. steel* these two Yds* 4kbeforew We esa- reach the ow lees on we unit ash Om" help himself back. They hauled him in, but his clutch
capture of the Ali alusjid fortress, sad general lestlAil , of alpaca, and both 'goaded guilty. .
yto come is. It woo rothw t foe reiniaters on the rope was so deep-rate that for a time they could
wee "del"' In by the neln. The band of the hatter,' . Next they were charged with obtaining irde to the =le people to come and boar them preach; but the not disensage his ha
Played M interval, during the afternoon, and the day amo nt of lb Oa. fied. in the name of Mrs. modal eoegnoration could do so, and though those brooch' might ..
wan observed se • holiday. believed that repotted hands. It appears that he had
slipped over the side, these bargee having no bulwarks,
sad also not aware ocetinuo Meows. yr tbe
Mir. Arden said there was a watch,
V•0141101.-Atik•Uottella;:doe-omit on Tuesday, several articles obtained in various parties' names, jorttstioto ...4 wing a ready increites. la emaluidow. sun
tk a considerable distance, and when risen
which
Peter Gibbs, • tramp, was with sleeping in an who wonted thew ;mak and were ready to give
for Christ
mit bow greet so bosons it is to work ortmasto enough to come against the painter, w
°°thottee, not heels, visible means of subektenits, Is 'Memos. What coon would the magistrates like to "wArareettee,"•‘"---eoh,4 goes wage,
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_..,._
„, he clutched with the tenacity of a drowning man, and
the pariah of Puncinewle, on the 22nd inst.-P.O. heart woo thus saved.
The R". I. /Om/ re" °l° 614144°' ' w" u'imizicia.
Deeireet proved finding Prams" asleep in • matched A silver watch wee found in paws, and the Mayor which Are. hsers. in every number, the Suedes ONTlnnilt or Swots Fsyss.-Portland has, up to
at Bexiogiou Fargo, between three and four o'clock is thought the pawnbroker, WI • 1.449005A1S nu" *mid ham bete, zdsoce-e, ;wow. oy 9413; lathe 'sot, egg verr late, been remarkably free from this peat' but a
the "oral. Ng. and at the request of Mr. Palmer, the give it up Supt. Vickery said the pawnbroker was the tomb"' Kink end Increase of 703; 11,161 'chairs had week or two beck a man from the neighbourhood of
"peg " the isreadess, he took him into custody.- willing to give it up; he had surrendered everything, become asinblre in the rem; their beads of boa have Chickerel brought in six small pigs, four of which be
Prisoner was discharged with a caution, this being! at but what both had to tend with was that they were 60,077 Weinberg Wedged to &Wale from interteetlue sold to Mr. Toms, of the Grove. and two to Mr. J.
far aa woe known. h s first offence of this doecription. drink tobacco sad esolTuairottey were whom to Wee P. &riven, Waarn Four days after, of each lot,
pawned ,In so many mbdifferent names, that it
1 was tbe elide a tl. cod c 4 to Make no at WWI
THN Fiamvoins DIXONIITILATIOD.-011 Ttlerlity last difficult to trice thew. one pig was seized with the fever and died. Informs-
/300 out or the MO, sad to do thiaboot gag laud be
• meeting of the general committee was held at the The Mayor said Ms. Sergeant bed always given mean by Thoosnos Weir. 'lid to p them would be a don was at once given to the police, the county
Green pregoo, under the preddenoy of the chairman- every malamute, to the mike • bed this am was • homer es Wednesdayaad Thro.dar. authorities were communicated with, and on Wades,-
Mr. L. Robinson. Mr. John H...J, the treaeurir, serious, one, on account 'of 04, numbs, or miscue no Rev. W. Lams (Rope Chapel) delivered en day the Committee of Quarter Sessions for lb.) district
promoted his et 4k:went of 40CorilliJ, which showed • obtained by false protocols and masa' spas* pointing out that a church Is sot much met at Weymouth, the matter was fairly gone into,
small balance in hand. It was also stated that • largls, On being 'eked, Lucy OullrerdpliMeled guilty to
ug without • Sonde, wheel. "Meg is especially necessary if and five of the pigs were destroyed, and buried air
quantity of the fireworks hal been retterved, it having steeling the watch, the church ill to be a healthy MO • Wade/tart *emelt. feet under ground. Immediately after this was done
been practically.. - In the Sunday school there should not be allowed en the other pig w takes ill, the veterinary inspector
melee, to use them on the night of the There were 11 or 12 came, and Sui or six were on toe cheere of anything to loom, tent habits of s r " hi ad
nib owing to the dense fog that prevailed, and as the charge sheet, if the Bench wished be go into Shone I ebedirDele, or tlii ttilidren who came Isom wlllilleill declared it to be mine fever, and all the trou e h
committee are informed they will be good for "loth" but at this point the Bench retired. WOOD wonal be Wend inefiead ,of nmetving IP Th to be gone through again.
year it was decided to ham them- & cordial To" of On their rebus the Mayor, sideaming the polossims, Semis school is a west elegise, reed Oindettealesr, Faiumi DIONN ON INN RAILWAY.-Last week •
thanks was passed to the 'proprietore of the various said the st•OSS•I44IB bad gives theb ease the Utmost its good k s ansoluigLysit. am sreatly rejoieed bandsman of the 14th Regireast, in • drunken state.
hglals In the lawn lee kindly allowing subsertialon- attamtlon, mad they !mod that tor seek long times= In "alas thele @abode tbat liad hone the; would fell on the mils at Rodwell Rtatlon, a oouple of feet
lids to be pieced la their houses, and eepeciallZatatir. the bad been carrying on • coulee ol progress mere bad more ; would defied in some below the platform, and • noW being hosed, • shoot
Harry Freee, of the King's Anna, and Mrs. of obtalning goods by tales pretenem, and in me or two seam on the spirit Is ohne+ they tried to serve God. sot was viikiy,d- that the train was wining. on ode as
MONO Illutliff to oaks Primitive Methodists. but to son m most bravely jumped off to rescue him, he wee
the Junction, for the large sum realised. Votes of isehssces wee of stooling might be premed mend ohm . this Be would boom them, end cm owe e o cer
thanks were also accorded to the salad oommittee, the them. This was • very sac! ease ;hut the magistrates nuagn;gfrg meowg in rim this ows other owasi followed by another man, and between the two the
Itgllgettwge and the contains of troops.& euggedion always try to administer justice with mercy, and work. 1 drunken fellow, who at first refused to be helped, was
was thrown oat that • public supper should be held though there ere reral ammo. thte m the, Arse gm J. um soot the aneeciai statement , which got up out oi the way of the train just as it came up.
seeder the auspices of the committee, and,being warmly time they had hsgot brought up wore ale Omit, showed that 1t0017.. 1114 had been lately_ralsed. salsas On his arrival at Portland Mr. Parsons, the station'
"be" up' It wee decided to appoint • email 00enulittee Mader them circumetmess. although there were other np the mould to AWL& 94, out of the ma meategamed. master, gave him in charge ; but the fellow somehow
to arrange the details. owes that Gould be proved, they wen determined only "te w" sonsidered • veer good statemleal._,„_,_____end. Ms slipped off. By Thursday he was caught, and as
LOOLL 800011IM --At the Crystal Palace Poultry to markt in two mem, and, ei the third pee Coaciallea. voile 0111,1010 were Poo" to the cwwww4 Friday was brought before the Colonel and had a
to the to speskers. Kr. & Jackwea end Mr. Imam,
arid Firms Show Mr. W. Bishop took the COP arid they ocoasidered proved,they were aot to pooped anions.il the builder, the Rev. W. Smith for ......,h
. severe reprimand. His name is in our possession
but we
,
second_. for dragon cock, ellwer, brown bars ; first, to a °powwow in that, upon the Irak for °Malang lag on enneyee sermons, the friends who go; op tiw-too, withhold it in hope he will again try thatabstinonce in
SISSIaI; endthirdfor hems, mooed for hits dragon by tales pretences, in the name of Mrs. Rooks, 56 Kr. Gaitilei—rar mesimeg at tho hostosalosi. sod the which he was ouccessful for a long time.
beas, and esoced and highly for dragon yards. Lucy Gulliver would be sesteneed to two months' choir. Was rr Grim Honutoaa 7-On Moudatthere was
ben, yellow and red. Mr. C. Parsons was third for hard labour. As to Klimthegh Gulliver, they believed The hisser tame off os Wednesday and Thursday, Kr, • report that the notorious prisoner, Gil" riglgllllldl
tirallouel. , cook, blue or silver, black bars, and corn' the had bees the tool of her sister, and, aiming Me was lasso having yen kindly fitted up stalls in the mew roam who recently was recap
nred attar • visit to the Isle
Imearted for bean. Mr. F. B. Sutton, Cam* House deformed, and perhaps tumble to work they would sad gallery. _ Brew stenelllr. W. J. Viaasat kept • well. Wight, was about to be brought to more sequestered
*Jet tit" for hen draftee. Wye,, black hers.. sentenced her only to one =oath's hard labour. In leeell stall et newel% frai end vegetables, • Meters. quarters In the Isle of Striae. Curiosity led people to
eul• Ild• A. Harm, Ir . was sowed for white the ascend case, for obtaining in the IMMO of L. Wills 8441 I. Vlowest___„,_rdre"w•uta, while behind meet the train at two o'clock, and the " machine"
walking doll. la thphlratt railway
Dorking oo.sk and h. o, for ; she also woe • cup Aga, Cow Lucy Gum,'" be austamed to roar Leas". kse Wi11e...w..°0`••°"••,,, •,,, .... y.. it, which venally conveys prisoners front the y
for Zest Incliaa ducks. Met B. A. HoW* v. 11. C. for months' Cole,
labour. collmeative Won the find tittnt
thstraelLeezw'r—aien. and gay ;-.; l'—'t w*--,eityy-hiee eee statMe to the prima, was in waiting. but no poisoner
hileh,,,liasahtleg, il cock, also for bane; also v. h. ain two months she would have to serve, and siiii --gOa-- own stall, Ai.- f.asin: gni ATail arrived. Alive o'clock the "machine"re-apeared and
1a11._7 ewer variety clam, scowl bantams. Mr. T. S. Elisabeth for two months, consecutive upon her inlet* !mid fruit In 'odium to the mail bosom wow. again the coo* gathered to look for Gills no
rune received v. h, c, for black Hamburgh bees. Mrs. am =oath, oa the third owe, although they thought seems ; Mrs. E. T. Elywas Invited dips in the bran pie, and and out of the train therestepped twostalwart wardega,
Redder*, the Hyde, Wareham, won fourth pries% it proved, they should not praised to a conviction, we saw • Tows Coundlior (act the gentleman who c'eft'll • principal •°d •°°thar, hant't with them a mar
also It. a In the Dorking clam. Mr. T. S. Biggs_ They now have two convictions recorded the Wisest drew • coach sad Meese eat : Mrs. W• 3. adorned with handcuffs and leg trona, showing be was •
lisenburgh waa among theleest in the show and had Viso's% and Mrs. Weiman had lovely flowers in porcelain, them and the magistrates hoped that when mra mum. Kw, adieu, and ma, gyms& showed a 00l- prisoner who had once escaped. He was a smart
jauntily Moll the platforc-
Dante good points. Mr. Hogg, 400, showed &fins primmer. came back, they would try to lead honest kat., men who tom" ayou eh to hh, iftte. wid young fellow, and atlepodj _
____,_
onlooker,
beaded noes, for after them two convictions, if they were &omits,' we drew is a box; a,„a .....ge was a log mailing his irons raarzos:t al. Tiers=
have
mask
Burrow Ijims.-Dolloellella AID WITYOOIII at ails convicted for dishonesty, whether large or smell, or useful wood emit ; Klass White. Kra. Wills, sail the nursery Arne
f prints
Lariat thorltia.-A committee meeting was held on wWithee for a penny or • the Court would have Mrs. Zumenel Vincent; Kra Rolm Miss Irks, Miser wherever be goes." It was stated in the public pr
Wednesday imming, at which the bon. sec., In report. DO to deal with riuDthdiy would be liable to Oetebsa. Down, sad permit ; Itht Rickards (I), sad that Giles was to be returned to Chatham, but Port.
likal after be
lag program, said he had reosived • notice of ratifies. sourer of penal servitude. Some other remarks the Kiwi Melanie. ell si *WM had stalls with the smug fee°7 land pimple will hays it that was not . T
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lion from the London Executive of Kae Bicycle Hobo, magistrates desired him to make with regard so the end useful goods well arranged. .._ had proved that prison not eine enough to hl4 him.
The basset was mooed by .issing sad Plant' sad dth held be was far more likely to be sent te
and that, whereas six months ago there was not • owes which had come before them. rimy were some. oewwww. Lovell dawn,* en eepeepetete „ma. and the and
.. ay
member of the Bicycle Union within 10 mike sad more what astan.bed at the ease with which parties were hoseer we, declared ate, The, ...gag as tales no by Pommel; wheat* he'd have little chance of getting
of Dorchester, this centre now numbered 54 members, able to obtain goods. It appeared that people to • Thursday night. away.
and that in the same extent there was now scarcely humble position could go to • shop and obtain them —..._!-- Sao Dana THIOUGH Fun. - Last week the
• cyclist but who had joined. The committee decided goods, and there did not appear to have hem sufficient remains of Mies Maggie Attwooil were interred in St.
that this °entre should extend over • district of 12 enquiry, and perhaps that might be became tradesmen George's Churchyard, at Redone. The death of this
miles' radios from Dorchester, and expressed a hope were afraid their customers might take astute. But young person was a melancholy instance of the iii
that other centres would moo be formed at Yeovil, after what had taken place in the Court, no respect. effects of mental strain and over anxiety. She bad
Poole, or Bouraemoutb, Shaftesbury, or able person in the town could take camas at due oars been a peon teacher in St. George's School, and had
Ilminster and Taunton. They *looted the follow' being used to ascertain that the goods bad really bees recently worked hard to pass an examination. After
lag gentlemen to serve as delegates on the sent for by the persons represented, and he trusted the the trying ordeal was over, she was pommeled with a
London Connell Meetings of Ilineole Union : -Mr. tradesmen would snake such enquiries, and even send fear that she had failed to pass, and it snow is have
Honeywell (Gapt. Surrey, B.O.) and Dr. H. Williams, the messenger beck to the mistress for a written order. worked on her mind that she was attacked by brain
both ormerly of Weymouth. Votes of thank; were The haierkirahee also hoped the parties who do mod fever. The lists came to Portlaad, and It Wlel foUnd
pared to the chairman (Mr. R. W. Young) for nee out will help the tradesmen by studio( written orders. that, to the honour of the island, she had weal
of room, and to Use hon, sec. for his sitergy)ft working The magistrates also wished him to °believe the ease eleventh out of 2.500, thus entitling herself to rank se
up
the omen, with which it appeared these parties could senior student of Salisbury College. But the student
convert the things obtained into money. first herself was too far gone • she could tot even receive
of all, the goo& were easily obtained, and thee the news, and died. The Rey. J. A. Beane sadly
they were easily convicted into moony. This performed the mournful service, assisted by the Rev.
was • very curious matter, for as It had beta J. Palmer, and a very large number, including the
very properly said-" If there were no naivete choir, attended; afterwards the grave was literally
there would be no thieves." Portions had reepived covered with bouquets, crosses, and wreaths of white
goods either with or without a guilty knowledge; but flowers, including • cross of white chrraothemum", a
the party who received so many of thews things was yard and half long, showing the feeling which the
one who had always helped the polka in every way, melancholy death had elicited. On Suaday the Rev.
and the magistrates were sure be would not reodye the J. A. Beane preached her funeral sermon from
goods with &guilty knowledge; yet, after this owe, the "Though He day, yet will I trod Him," and the
magistrates hoped be will nee extra care and make occasion was most impressive
extra ',Dooley, which the magistrates were plowed to
find had been done in • case that Gems before the
Court on Saturday. They had been informed there
were other places in the town where goods could be left
and enhaaged into mousy, and hoped after this public
oomelon • caution would be gives to those people,
that if there should he a case where stolen goods hg
been received, they would get at the receivers as
as the thieves. These were the views the magietrates
wished him to express. As to Mr. Sergeant, they
thought it only right to him to say he had rendered
every aesietanee on this occasion, and was sure
he would carry that out In future„-Mr. Fargesot :
We will, sir. We have always done go. and we will
endeavour to do so again.-The Mayor' We under.
Mood that the goods will be given up to the various
owners without • criminal prosecution. It is on that
understanding we have acted. - Mr. Sergeant
emeated.
The Mayor said the magistrates thought it only
r.,!eiy
tiarexpress their thanks to Mr. Arden and Sept.
for the way in which they had followed the
matter up; it did them very great reedit, and the
magistrates were very planed with the way in which
It had been dom.

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