The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-07 00:00:00

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KARg.LANE, Tans DAT.
mower to Lieut. Hodges on or before the 20th s, dating
Buds holiday, that Corn liaohaap was TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1874. whether or not they will undertake to moment the ion.
i bola, * Those who promise to do ea, must sign •• form, co be foe.
ekpo the Stook Exchange, _. __ . . . _ ___.
, as wm warded to Lieut. Bodeen, through their commanding °facer,
- NOTES OF THE WEEK.
on or before the Seth of May, smenting to the • ent
ITROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tnni DAY.
All the members of the Royal family are that in the event of
the entrance
failing to compete at NT:nl=lon,
let 1,700 busts, inaludine 410 foreign. Trade.
"out of town" for Easter: Her Majesty at ty,,Llll,e,retl.th
othet,n".„:l.l7 neki.i.triuthg em from the
et teeepaeo . edema, loferlor, ts. Bi. to 51. 41.,
Osborne, the Prince and Princess of Wales at the Battalion
...oBattaluniton,ontneondoh. tincinst.lslc.diftesownwinueuClauset. u. 3: 7u
~. mud
urepresent
us en i
or i
r. fw. 61. terry. 15 000 she-p. of which 6 000 were
p. Market firm. Inferior. 4e. 64. to Si. ; prime Sandringhsm, where the Duke and Dechess of
the 20th of May. - .
10 15s. 41. Lambs sold at 7e. 61. to at. 61. Edinburgh are expected to join them, the Mar- before
IS The practice ammunition will not be appliad for this
, lia 41. to 6.. 101. • Pigs, 41. to 5 per qui* and Illarohi°°°B6 of Lorne at their new
seek
j.:Trrb
- at Dorndtn. The Ministers of State and mew-
eD. ..
CorcheditrityPrize Meetitty will be held at Maiden Castle,
ms.
le.
, probably on Tuesday and Wednesday, Um
hers of the Legislature are all at their country
iiiV:ejrlPluTeilleeletll2oui.4
RICHMOND OKMI4fRY DISPUTE.
nel'el6thiunite4, vci"nlihu; eflt7tn:Sthee, of
p 'ls
inhabitant,ji ne
er
offered :
i gepntatioo waited upon Richmond vestry to-day seats; but on their return to the metropolis in.
(why) rt epee:kg the wall aerated by dlreetion of the • week or so there will be the promised City
par (the R. e. 11. T. Proctor, formorly of Doreb•stee) demonstration In honour of the Duke and competition. The new Circular Wimbledon Targets will be
...pretreat, :Lite:
ybeSlltheb° gaeneferalw 'artrniethentt al.
r ."'i i. .I.uns be the
tine's the Conformist.' and Nonconformists' burial Duchess of Edinburgh, and to welcome the Czar
sued • ATI the vestry then lam:vet to Gill on ~,,,,,elf, when
tiles'. to remove the wa I. Mr. Proctor '` the Civic authorities are also hop-
-5 The Wilts Motels will take place this rear in Dorset,
wing declir.ed to do so, the vestry decided to ine to be favoured with a visit from Her
os ilt • v., meTial to the Ecoleslasticel Commiseloners Majesty. The Czar, it is understood, is to be ~...b.I4Y join,thateru.m ."'" '4_ JIII,'"- , Thetr selection of the on
toil to Captain Iles end Lieut. Hodges,
imopg that the gtouod may notbe oonmerstad till the as much overpowered with naval reviews and Jona F. flotsam, Junr..
'ad is r_mo,cd. Lreat deusoustrations as the Shah, but it will timid 3rd Ds. It.V., 1f.,,. See. to Ilattallon Shooting
Omituittee.
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probably take very much more to move him.
THE FIRST ELE.:TION PF.TITION. 11orcherter, .tpril 2, 1074.
. prince, . Leopold, her Majesty's younge•t son, -
Tbe N.,,freurshire election wittier's C4MO on fir hoar.
El ISMS IDS mejority to-day (Tuesday), aud is, it DORC II ESTER.
SCHOOL OF ART.-We understand that Mr. Baker, the
1 l.day lint the poomilings so for have been only
,og 1. -lay,
is said, to have an establishment of his own,
formal. mailer of the Art schools in this distric has been
-- with the usual Parliamentary 6rrant of £35,000 appointed • !"
a temporary or extra First Grade Examiner ef
DR. KENEALY AND Tas CLAI'AANT. a year. There is a whisper, too, that Prince Public school..
Dr. K. net.ly, repl:i.,.., to the bar of the Oxford Arthur is this year to exchange his present title WKSLETAN CHAPICL.-Therc was service at this chapel
'Wait. who bore elo:1 led to teem,. Lim from tins .0e on Good Friday mornin- when the Rev J F.. Bret
i a dukedom like his brofuor. The title will a u • • ... preached an • •J. t"
ap st miona..... preacoao an appropriate wrinori iron,
sierait eel, denies ail thu ol.mga brought apical
probably
.be taken from Ireland, uuloor the the words, "It is Ibushol." The attendance was smalL
INLAND REVENUE Pwo--110TION.-Mr. W. J. Ingolit Ride
him. Ile omit. nit. that the Bar hes a right to censure
1 ,gsse when duty ded.se is wish • 031Irse. lie still 01116 Rulers take it into their beads to resent Oiliest of Dorchester District, has Icon promoted to
affirms the Claloomt 1.1 Tic beret', and 'Leta that this as another badge of conquest.
Rugby lot Diviaion, Dudley District, Stourbridge Collec-
Arthur Ortou wi'l be in Khalend In Ices than twalt• Indications are not wanting that the Liberal tion. Mr. fugal is a great cricketer, awl a crack howler,
and will be much missed by our local Cricket club
months. Atli the Cl Am .nt wil he released. perty are beginiug to appreciate the sweet uses of DioccmN.-The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Solis.
2113 COilN AND caTru. TRADE. adv-reity. The Ex-Premier hail given his earnest bury, on the find inst., instituted the Rev. John Alleyne
Br kles,. clerk, ter. the rec.. torLof•Weat Chickerell, void by
.. , ,
,i,
..., 0, 3 , tit!. ..ty b 3,1 ~,, wrweeg commendation to off arts now being made to
Th, protean .. .a.k. tle resignation iii the Rev. C. Biggs, on the presents.
local centres. Mr. Glad-
is,,s,.rsy,..-st poet:coo. wheat gm to fall average orgauise the p trty in non of the Mon Noble Caroline, Dochess Dowager of
su;.oly lot tio se ...on, art nearly all pate .7. wore cold atone was reported to have eritten that "the cleveland, and the Right Hon. the Neel of Sandwich.
at 1, par in .it.- 2 •oic.r.c.:., prices I, Li Vie, to 635. nisi:. cause of the recent Toty victory was Tory The Bishop has liceneed the Rev. John Thomas YaudreY.
Of turf, y ihore Las a limited nipp eht le. • further organisation," but he hits written to sty th•t clerk II A. to the curs.-7 of Wyke R
1100, to 'Fa; nal% -The trWlitional rdri7RiLimetnonition of the
adeas,eo of Ir., ittoratiens b--hg 40i. to 461. oats as „ _we i ... r. ..
maw canoe, not. int main cause, was last great event from which may be said in • special manner
last routed, :G.. to 29.. The het official IVOTARTS '''
.er,whe.s. 26i qu.etees. 0),, 6t I. ; barley, 216 k assigned. There were, at least, two otter causes, to date the foundation of the Christian faith and
Christian Church was ohaereed very generally on Gast
quarters, 42'. 101. At Mr. Event'- fo.tnlght4 sale he says, which "I need not specify" Mr. Friday by attendance at the morning and evening church
there was nearly 2(4.16. ad of exttio. Including 70 heifers Gladstone II evidently not on the retired list yet. services, there being goodly congregations at each place
and eaves. and ablut 400 sheep end lambs. Fat beef When he is so far on the alert to revive the
in.
EA lOs. Heifers and ee!vea, £l2 to /17 llis. Fat bulls, ix r of wr There wa-s an universal suapension of
made 140. 61. to let per more; maltase, hi. to 91d.
energies of his party as to suggest "three causes' highwinel, there were fitful showers of hail or busin:itihsiinp.the town. The weather was cold, and, with a
va
per I'.. ; 1m0... 11d. to le, per lb. Fat salves. £3 to
ailure, we may ue _e sure that he is getting over It T
_IIIOIIIM ANST V.-At a meeting of the creditors of
Thomas Ansty, of Southampton, eoachimilder (formerly
seta to not Barrenere,E2B to MS per pdr. A general the depression of defeat, and will be soon ready of Dorchester,) the d .ebts to un .1 cre,litorn were
clearanze was ed. 0te1,.-- at Waiting wheat a quiet with "three courses" by which to regain lost stated to beCLOW Is. 3.1.• to creditors partly secured,
trade, and prleee unaltered.- At Gleueester the entree, ground. Then Mr. Stanafield has given his .CI7O ; rent, rates, Ac.,1.50 ; total. Is. 11. The
rates of lath week were made.- St Warminster prices advice on the question of reconstruction, his assets are-stock-in-trade, LSO Ind ; book debts
showed an upward tendency.-At Cardiff the tone of estitnated to produce, £359u. 0.1.; cash in hand, MI: fet-
tle trade wasquiet.- At Taunton I..qulry was limited, opinion being that "it is • eine qua lion to niture, hr., Psi is. Od.; total, LOSS Os. 1044 deficiency,
and prices weak, remove the heartburnings caused by the 25th .L 1,457. Mr. W. 11. Davis, accountant, 21, High-4feet;
Southampton, to the trustee.
clause as, whether difficult or easy, there il 110 CoNIXITTED TO THIK Iltill.SEr COCNTT PRISON.-Aissalre:
MURDER AT HOITON. hope for the reunion of the Liberal party until James Timed. beastiality at Fordington. -Mini Lawler:
0.1 Saturday Mrs. Newman, aged 42, wife cf a shot- they are in harmouv on that point." Thia shows Frederick Wells, poaching and assaulting consteble et
maker, at Hoxton, killed her daughter, wounded her • • - • Langton 8 calendar months- Eli Rimy., and Edward
that Liberals are arousing trom the despondency Matthew's, poaching and assaulting constable at Lengton,
husband, and attempted to commit suicide in • fit of
horniddal mania. About eight o'elock she emelt° prepare that ensued on their crushing defeat at the 4 calendar months ; John Woollard, aggravated assault
breakfast for the tensity. Her see, • boy cf eleven., general election, and that they will ere long 14,dar nan pyrntJas.o.snilingtoaentertahtia reeog.
was taking down the shutters of the shop, when his earnestly array themselves to do battle with eel Weee"rerrill'Ue:iiiiiil.en- teeters,
and John Bullen. stoaling money at Weymouth, 2 calendar
mother repenachod him for net having done in before, the "powers that be." month.; Edward Serie, stealing a watch at Portland, I
na calendar leoech ; Phiebe Green, misbehaviour in Wim•
excited the hoy'm apprehension, an The Revenue Returns for tee year ending
d when she shortly on borne Union II days.
afterwards dosh•al thmegh the shoe at him with • the 31st of March have been published, and EasTER.-the festival of Easter was marked at the
carving kale In her hand. he fist for his life. She dld show • (MRS 111C01110 of E 77,335,657, as against several churches by special hymns and sertnona hut so
not pursue I lot fee, but rushed upstairs to a room i1'6,608,770 fur the preceding year. The in- oildotota .
re t/tely :pi theseeitaulTiewappear in festal wentenmantei
omcmpied by bar broke', whom, with menmlog vetting, cream, is duo to the greater productiveness of and
...... on spring flowerers etasteLl lalaNispomedte"form'
she throat nod to murder. A be., f 'draggle ensued
hid..,ki Stamps, youat.egice, awl Telegraphs, but ing 11,0 staple of the Easter-tide enrichment, The arches
between tho m ; hat her matileoel strength was of the waded reredos were outlined with evergreen,
so greet that he was unable to maitre her, and chiefly to the former. The annuls: revenue from picked out with ilaffodile, and the Were delicately
breaking away the ran into another room, where hzcise alone has now reached the enormous erre/tilled with ivy sprays. Over the reredos was an
two of her daughters bad been sleeping. The elder girl figure of £27,172,000 ; and of oourse the elasti- ellantil illuminated inscription, "The Lord is Haan
had risen and gotie downstairs, but • younger child, in. mei.' It extended the whole lweiolth of the east
city is chiefly attributable to the oonsumptiou window, and was admiraide as • work of art. It wee
Jane, four and • half y. r'. of age, eras left still asltep.
The unhappy woman itemedi.tely out the poor Ilttle of intoxicating liquors. Once more the nation painted mon a etallie psnel, having a white ground and
ian ak
foinifull we or
initial
lonler. The charactera were Gothic
creature's throat, almost severing the head from the has drunk itself rich. There is • decrease of
, "T - in blue enriched with • white
body. Bhe was followed by her husband, who had be £1,809,000 owing to last year's reduction of the lite. and th y
the following wood in gold and entwined with
corns alarmed, and direotly the murderess saw hlui she lucome.Tax, and • decrease of E 691,003 in narcissus and wood sorrel exquisitely painted. The other
Row at him like a tigreas, emending hien in the arm. Customs. the net increase is £726 887. But, letters qf the names were in red, and the rest of the in•
0: ly then realising his wife's oondttion,
the knife. A taking he aimed with teription in blue. At either end was • Maltese 'rue.. This
her, and tiled to obtaln mien of
king into account the repayment of the Tele- beautiful inscription ielM contributed by the kindness, of
furious struggle ensued, bat he Need hieieeif ...hi. t„ graph Loan. £BOO,OOO, the actual revenue of miss Rodeos, and showed artistic skfll and taste of • high
eope with her. After lediatiog several wounds on hi. the country Is slightly less than it was In 1973. ordswer...dThgront of
Thetheu choirletuella.;vaeshetrilixteerwi:
bends and arms she broke away, and, her paroxysm The great secret now is the Budget, and few rewired out with buss opr;ivet and ivy, studded wern ith
taklug a fresh dirmtion, she out her own throat an I financial statements of late years have been looked hunches of violett and primroses ; and the font panel warn
fell lathe ground frounsible. The erica of " murder " &minted with a hexogoral device enriched with red
while) this horrible soon* was being enacted numbed forward to with greater curiosity. Sir Stafford daisies and printroees. Mingled ivy and primroses
the sere of a pollee.oonstable, ant, amistanee bevies Northcote haa no doubt by this time determined adorned the upper part of the pulpit, with a cross in front
keen obtained, the woman was met to Bt. Bartholomew. on what he will do with the surplus, and so far tucked out with priinroaeii, red bloom& and deffolils,
IfeepiteL Her • ound is not thought to be dangerous. as is guessed the following will be amoogst the .pwiriiiil)e„. atiuthegeheroviaywor
the
uw,ere.eathw:untuoef
eril;sieuodusuendron
the
Ur.. Newman hes hitherto borne the ohmmeter of • leadiug features of his proposition :-Firstly, the sacred monogram done in priennwes studded with red
bled and affectionate mother; hot oat of a family of reduction of the Income-tax from 3d. to 2d. ; deisies. The font wee brilliant with dowers. Inter'
sight she lost Bee oaf. • comparetively brief period, meting lines of primroses formed • cross On the top, and
seciondly, the total exemption of all incomes under
and bar grief is supposed to have affeeted ter mind. the angles were tilled with tlowera of various kinds
- .£215) a year: thirdly, the extension of abate- having a substratum of lUOsa ; and the lower part of the
WEYMOUTH. meat to all incomes under 4300 3 year ; fourthly, font Was garlanded profusely. In this adornment of the
HAGUE MOWDAT was observed ass general holiday a reduction from 9d. to Si. in schedule Bof the sacred
e4dl" several
1444" of
the
l'arkah tool' part, and
their handiwork wel greatly admiral. At the evening
by the tradesmen. •ssessed taxer; in favour of those tradeemen and service, the organist (Mr. )(organ) played as the opening
others who do not expose their goods in the veterinary " But thou did'st not leave, and at the close of
NEWBORN INFANT FOUND. the service the Halleluiah chorus. Throughout the
windows of their shops ; and fifthly, the total service indeed. the cheis solmitably fulfilled their *over &hest half past twelve on fiendty lest, sth instant,
NM Eogilish, wife of P.O. English, went after abolition of the duty on sugar. Thetrade fully luncti.;n of leading the chingiegation. The Ream
rac peace,hed from St. John an, 12, on one Lord's t hell:est
her fowls into a yard near her house. There she saw a expect that the leat-mentemed alter ation aril
p
body lying on the ground, mid going to it, found It to be carried into effect, suet in cons,quence many o
DORCHESTER Umox.-The following persons have been
be that of a utortlyhorn male ohil I, without the slightest large refiners have stoppei working until the ',outwitted atteedthus tor the ee,oing yew , -
blt of elothiog, and quit.. deal. Shea:lllml her boasted, question shall have burn settled one way or the eihohametan ......... o. W. nosier, yeoman
and Is took it to tho poliee.stotion, where Dr. Simpson ..",h .
The budget will probably be followed by Welton! Penwell ...... J. A Smith. yonnaii.
I saw it, and was of opinion lAA it had not hi-es born
other. Sesta:um-no
alive, but Gould Hot tell eitli..o.; a 'oaf „,,,f,,,, esmia. a lona and important debate, especially as u„,.;,...„
......., . „ Is, u mu., clerk h, holy orders,tattoo. Lido, m .11.'.,ea.., ~ at. to tilt, t; -,roace, It is said Mr. Gladstone will also make a Charminster ..... :L : Job,, !Wad, yonnan.
T:... in q ost 4.... lo Id en 41..n01ny ofternooo before statenaent as to what he had intended to have Charnels° ... ...... , W. Hooper, clerk In holy orders.
Compton Nana ......
Mr. lf, look, dinnty-enroter. done, r 00,04.11 Valence ..
NeTwhnOir‘tt."'lte.7:;.intoir',"ipjl..raWint. Britl7.l;. IS,
S.Pilt(7.l7,'SSIS,' The County. Court Judge, are giving very lkwlTTh••
Uoreheeter. All saints
I Tigard, Rhilson, W. 'l'. I. inhir. ...I. is,.; t., it. shi.ph,,,f. miscellaueous judguiente in the ease of actions u,,,a„,.,,., Hwy Triad, Si t.' w,,,,,,,., saa,a. a,.
5. .
Conolly. Mr. Lomb.* was chosen I 4eutart.
Amelia Keit,•h : I on, wI. of I'.('. Charles Eve.travellin
g, cud consequent damage,. The Judge nercberter, so Peter F',• retl2:l7nel'ikn,l'gg'thentle".2"4•man:
w lineal Slade, getitlemsn
Pah, 111,1 lire at 7, Wt ...slr...et, I went out about 12 of the Heading Court and of the Salisbury Caurt Forditerton .. .....
o'clock yeetterie), slier aria oi is.; foe's, which i could recently decided against the Great Western, in Wiala... GIRIVIM. former.
MOe 8.4. 1 1-oked i Marti:, teme pliers in:o a yard Framoten
William Atkins, fernier.
at 9, Westsstrest, am..!1.-1•P a b.l.y ly.og ou tho 'toilet spite of the endorsement on the ticket distinctly Lau-,-36.,..43.
Its the Teri/ rEINve•I. tplit/ r.... 4.4, at..l with homeatie., stipulating that the company will nat be bound Nome,. Nosier] .... moos re., ',a.,
;
peer it. T. 8 "sues', Ill.•.4..110e0 I. aal I collet my to Icru.p the timo in their tables ; and the Judge ild'il'hi"'" • JOlllee LOVeIOM, 3,1141 p.
I. itaboowe
W. 11. Hull, yeinum.
up out cf lied, so., tmk it, mid 1 gay-, him an oid et
simaiar verdict against the Carmarthen and Stritbot .. .....
apron to orop it h.. 11 ot no Ilea I- ow the ehl:d cause ysiidetiiii ~ , ....
1
•‘ these, The a, e.„ No, 9 1,. ~,t lone, ~,,,,,,,1..4 fee Cardigan Company, on the ground that the Toiler ?mount
thee two DiOi.lle st.•l 1 c ter,' Is open, there is nothing railways, by publishing time tables, ouster into a Toiler P.ireoruzu . .....
20 /vet,. at Y-10.1; in en'. rin:: Iv th • sa,orosr. There contract with the public that they vii use au i Tolpohlle ............
Is a wall 01-ot.: tie.. t.t t Ligli with •Id apo reasouable means and a
t .•
.wiwork on Wannwell ...... .ppliances for observiug a...,,, K„izht„„
~....., ii. J. J. Cockeram, landowner.
1 the tot,. Imo m the yowl. Am I lite certain it warn not
slier, when I saw it first. the times mentioned in the table., Bet the %et soiree'
Whitonnbe . .. .....
Dr. 81140,00 i V..atarais obeli h >lf past 12. I 11111 igag° of the Bath Court holds that the °outwit weeerboos isenkton
called to sees chill at :.ir. Ferry's pubtlahonse which imilied by the time t.bles must be taken with Wite iirbonie St. Martin 11. W. Hawkitte termer.
• child had heen fos.n.l cep :lied hi West.street. Ifo nod the qualification eudorsed upon the tickets ; and Winterbonse Staepletoei bf. J. Green, clergyman.
I 1 -limn- Imke momaa halo a small cupboard ;It was a foil-time male Infant. that., to recover damages for being kept about Wyh'''l,4joillow. ;Ug• pe-yeetts•-• are ILlde to serve foss the gosh,.
which had probably be. a dead ten ur tWalee hours. 1
jades that from the elllll4ol of the body being rigid, on tho line, • passenger must prove that the naleed,.. -
Fr. .. r Vatteleirch
and the body q Ate at ff It wet flutist meetly born, delay arose from the wilful misconduct of thegi0.,,,,,„. ueew„ „ 7.1,,J0h,1.' Tr'1,1,...1":r. farmer,
, The umbilizel cool hid been ruptured, not oat, an•l a oompany • servants. Stit;tord ... , Thomas bait, fanner.
Watercombe
CT.. Cg. Sapeunneln,v,ra.,tafazer.r.
knot lightly tied In itself. Throe was no ligature nor Tim advocates of cremation are becoming
3E7 sir Eof akllitd SD. telerm. upon the mother. There demonstrative. A Cremation Society hes been ali;;;ito,,rt','„":„'o,,,,abbee„....,
was as cat-nail b•u 'ear mark of violei.ea
formed, and it has issued • manifesto. Into the Wititerhorene
By the Coroner:uffi -ull hot eiy whether the knot 1 Holey Pope, of Sutton.
was sufficiently tied es pepacep., life, a„ eat, / tell if it arguments for and against it we will not enter Ilenivstone
wr„oe4 ~.e. I
~..
was tied before er at r death; I soutd c,„ .„,pm,
not tell from it is said that the supporters of the system of c,.„, , awe,„,„, Saturday -Before 3i,.. 31. weeeme
fiternal appwaralie.s. There might hew:, been unskilled burning instead of burying our dead intend to tensineoo, oet Mr. K. Pearce.
maimaree. The aced se tied Low was saga iantl
knotted to prevent hemorrhage. 1 010064 toll if the the former 1 endeavour to obtain legal authority for adopting
.1.. i. ff,d,iiisn,let
ht.Sect,',..tarn:s..pusettrt, bicionging to the 4.n0 Hines,
. o . coo I+l./004 with stooling •
rmer plan, and to have a furnace erected I chain. the properts of ColouThergeant Boy.e.
child was born sieve, with. ut • postmortem.
I Tbe jury a keel for a pelt siortest to be Made, for this purpose. We fancy, however, it will sero:set J. W. !Davy, of the soot, Rifles, /10/4 that at Port-
land Olt the SOth March, Colour•Sergeant Boyce lent Min •
• P.C. English corroborated has wife se to the ending of be a very long time before England comes to watch for the liuriose of perforniing hi the Run nodal theatre.
. the atilt,. It wee lying on its right aide, and he this. At present there may be • good deal of after the first piece was over -In which he hod taken part -
brought It to Mr. Ferry's publichouss, nod afterwards argument m favour of cremation, but all fooling Boyce asked him for It, and on going to his walecoat pectet
in the dreseire•-room where he had placed it he f dit
to the station. It 431 soff .a.l cold ; bat he should it. All the ts es ..., ....i• .ora... ,•.... . _.._, .... ..". gone.
I not think it are been there ~Il !debt, besseuse it had and sentiaueut are againstpots _- This p.....u........ w-...., -, anooeon, are the mine.
gained so much the fore part or the night that it would and how sweetly some of them have written of
.ett,war•ed.ea+e,,theelat,eoseeheisentotiTe utuetes iiTriaolsraye.....p,reetrob.wortabille.
have been drenched. The body appeared as if it bed the quiet and repose of the grave l-sre agattlitt valued it at £lO
I
not had meth ralu on it. Any h• fowling the street it. Muola of our literature, our old associations, eo John Ste:Oland, of the Weymouth borough police, and
was
would seareely haste .en the body became tbo wall ••• our fond memories, our connection of a certain ;7,eT.,`"""e,,,,,,k!,V,'"""piwc:ol°„l".iaL,aeris We'd)." ai"trir".
about four feet. hi, b, with paling on tins top, lowly and tranquil spot with the image of a searched In the waiting room at the nation, :editing was found
' Haying made • post market.
e
Di. Simpson ',id the oliiid was born alive, no doubt. departed relative or friend-all are against ft.
on him. but Colour-sergeant Royc said prieoner had a car-pet-
beg with him, which he denied, bet nisi,, being punned he
He thought the boot to the coed IMI U,.! before death, Science and hard dry facts may be in favour 0 sail he hal left the ba,r at the Queen's Hotel. Took him there,
f immediately after birth, probably to pr
iboef ethreouiside""ent;buP°r•iltilly, seutinieut„ affection are OD Prisoner asked for the bag, and unlocking it, took out the
hemorrhage 'heti oce4rriust. his believed the muss
watch and gave it to prosecutor.
111 reply to. the Bench prisoner had nothing tory, was sorry,
death wee shock from ex awe to cold. Prom the eon. Ira,.
are the note' that reach Us of and it was the sea thee, and pleaded guilty
dition of the longs, he ju !god the child Wail born alive. •-''
touching
'.• the end of Livingstone, with hie lash requests Col.oirdienreant Wye., mid he had so excellent character, and
The lutes on section, gave forth • frothy bloody MullUll
mid also floated 'inset to ',aptly. There were no trams'
at the soot of a permit havlog receutly been 0055 Lied on ullfuorildl inaemavheruyt to die in,' "Put more grass
cold"; and his wo dof coati- win to be made • lance se re. tie much liked,
but would now low all.
Prisoner said he was tempted. and could not witlutatel it,
there, thou, hhe marched oerefully. deuce to his faithful attendants, "I am going They they acre yell loom for prisoner' butthey
we re ee" Be'peled to send him' t. I for • month. The The Coroner sahl the it nue, heal assumed such a
home." Ile retnalobsbewyi:l rest with the illustrious itoset7ub Perry Sesames, Sat untay.-nefore the mayor Oir.
fotm that the Ii on et ought to be a. j wined iu Westminster A
. Dr.
J. U. Oregon), and Mr. R. Davi.
B4opeon s.id the child had been born as proper time,
•ed
olive, aid it ' mond to have some to Its death by .._ i is
a tilting
the of
0. 0,
Smith:T.llm, of Athbvsleda.Zottich, was
• nation's respect for 1410 memory or tne most with .oittim boob Feree, el the Ureyhound Inn, Priticsa-
impropp, mean,. Ile w.s eisee to uuderst,,ae there intrepid invader of Africa this age or any other street, on Saturday.
was some prmpect of the mother of the child being has produced. We think of him EA the peace- Complainant said ilefeolant had been staying at the Grey.
discovered. , , hound for • fortnight ; had shavol there previcnwly, two
ful missionary and explorer, intent on the double months since. Ills wife and child were with him. Ile owol
Dr. Simpson and P.C. English tweed that the child work, and everywhere -.aiding in the suppression her • little money and this morning lie mid his wife had been
had rot been thrown over the wail ; it might have been
onut and retumol thwy. She had presiously advised him not
put there, and Dr. Simpson thought it might bare been of the accursed slave traffic.
to bare any drink, but to go to wort; and he pnornissal he
pot there alive. English thought the person had gone -_ would do so and bring her mine nsoney. When he nine back
In to put It in the closet, but the sleet was nailed up. she said she wanted security for her debt, and he toil his
Sept. Vickery said the child pse
was th was put In wenn, there Eorsttabirc. ..if. 1., fetch a box of clothes. She a
to her bednioni and uked him to go .. monipanied the woman
. 1%. a,.. was muos .1
we mark of las baud upou Its head, where the --- -se.---
to earriptainaitee ro,tto, mato which he accused her of thiesh.l;
head laid upon One Land. DORSET RIFLE VOLUNTEERS the box. They were going to hot: it MOO about half.past one.
sielottrnod till 10 o'clock on Idonday next. At a meeting of the Battalion Shooting Committe In about half an hour alter he called out from the top .d.tliite
hmenlini.ait
ree..Wiineliorniuue
the
the 27th ulumutimov,
ul:eienuel of 'uorh,eheeeel stairs for his box, and entitle: tot.,.iicid hi, wile knnetiwc
hti.e.,
t.
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A Wigan collier is la toasted, shamed with starving
his wife to death while to was earning 5.. 61. a day. en-Ztnef ""Tin Vri,e,f1.?,11,"„11C,;1 ',-- . , . r..llle:"'ovelhde'Zi.X stairs,
re'inii reply. but went upstaini, end she
fli wed when bet,, ,It up his bed and threw ltd her. She
j eretehers .4 hoe none* ' " • Two plemuro Wets oulli.ted on the steer los, esso p,,,,, ..., St , ~,:,. ,i.. „ I..„„ 6: rape ;h... a i the ....0 „hi, wee fning meat at the time -Defendant : And had • fork in
Tottelobatu, es Satorday, and two men were drowned.- dee eneeti ai. --I the Battalion system of selection by'am,: your hand ; and threatened to mit it into me. -She said
Half. a.dr VC men larking in • boat on the Olinamoteg petition ass again deeidol .... Then 0,11 he t,,,,r 1„,,.‘„ h,, nothing but merely asked his wife If she did not help to remove
Canal tit set It, and one was drowoud.
.e.e.laih‘ut.e.,.e.ddieft,i,.).ui.rlintallizi.l‘,..,nera,nt,lii.::.lKui.:,ll.,7l.reeitzAl.l4...ll„....l,:el,:uti...e..„ ett,,,Laa.h.e.
1t.h...:41..m...1.x,
‘nw.avveulytt.......parith,,fyl.,htitenh.,..alliztifs,• netww01euu,11.21.4.4.. The
It is 6.1 d there are noir • 41.1.1,0 r of • million Grad
d ~. „Idt,- -,.. ral aent for the I..lice, and he asbol her L. wash the 61..1 off.
Template in Euglanel, an auie.e:euee of 180,000 fa „.,eia tdl 41144 .nni thi!ilar.rtheas. selset.sl. .A.l inent'llers"Wofethe She refused and he then went OUt 14 the bowie Had • fork
s.o years. ....eel ~..ria 1.. 4.0.4 ~,, the ,1,,,,, iho. „h„..te.i. 54 ~,,..i,i in her hand hut never thnotenol defendant. By defendant :
Noise of a further retluctleu of 13 per trent. in wade. ..I hear dso s, e,,,iii into, April 33. boo, ,i,,,, ba.i,,..,.., 2,,,1. You did issue Ilown stairs and ask what b 11.41140.1 i hail to
has leen given to the S. in rant c 'tiers, and coal- Apnl 74 to .tpril 21; ard. April 'm to Mop 7; Itli, May- 4to r'n.,u'r the h"e ; wild I replied " I."iie wile bellied hf ele s'e"
stating Dia. tc.Lery is todos hdrohiced. Ma) ; Did not chase you upetaini with the fork Defendant : I was
2. The a,.,:nuate of the best three MVIVti Made 11l the tour le ...). A...4,4%P. -Mr. symmals : Weil that'snothitig to Sour
Th• A.-heat...a 01.j..e: to gme or Litman sacrificial,
wants titimw to 5..-reidomed is the perforueowe of .... ensht, in the middle of the day. Prisoner appealed piteously
itinw•
mod se7 the iudeusuity deinaml.d era. fire uot afty niers, ler knit,...) . .% little hook-atm.: liquor moth Is`.l4.,•l"lnenY
venom of gold.
3. Alt vilifier: It, .4 to will IN' rtillir...l .4 eVel, ....lIIIN li thillli Mr) .li.lla intend. Mrs Fore: said elle didn't wish to
Eta. two Saturdays Chipping Norton butchers, loom t-r.
te 15..• pod IC, o i..u. to the cominelic.uient ld hi, alesitove., Pem:, the eliane unduly ; but Mr Symonds said the law could
goao to a • Mg and nridotsold Its I- cal teadtamen. a, a ..eorsoue .4 los has, ti.le hoh lithe, to stimi.l the :.4W e" rit Ii 21,7 for the imri•sse of ....nr,..,,,,.; ow. ..... ney out
, peto e like this.--Finol ‘ll iiwl ling wt --Mr Symonds
ow Mater •'..y s lona ooliectel and at tied souls of t' • rt...e1ei.hi1i..,11,.... At:, out: it '..1.1%.1..5.1. urn u ...I'''"•...nit,,ir '4,..ti1,'," mutionni Mrs. Forme. as t. the c 'Jute ofctlit'll u .___. She had
lisedi:4; trodora' id.ci.s. &seta' ei t, . ... ~
--'-- 1- were 8.0". I l':. I;.". will, th.c ;:...,tirSlTr., 1.1. th..,!•..c.""wesh'efilrhort- Ile at..:01:14.4 wir'n esi•lesse that Photo; the licerew.in folein.H; ..w-The Mayor
alnied,,, .o.
~.....
.4
the
let.'
all
th.
e.trtitm
to the
..,,,,,,
ai tin,' said there hod hews ceniplainte against the house lau.4y.
In oite o' the lew streets of Lie/wrote, as Saeolay troie.i leo noel. TIM WITATIIIEIL-The following to our meteorological
wenlog. an ,id 'some'', ...mad Nary Ftanigae, was I The new coviu wirobiostet Tanrom win be tool tor report:-
found eead. With nook, of violence upon her lis,,d7, and the, conatoloos. The dims:tenths and dieieioirs are as
, in,, appearatess of hawks( been strangled. The per. follow.. arid must lie strictly olio:rod to :- At 700 yards • 1 g 1341
elrel.• of td inchm Minot,. Ilkilleeye Circular, a MOMS ill ots 0.3' wood. I State of Weather.
;Orator Ii eeppapeed to to her nephew, a shoemaker, in ;vw,
' ' dunatcr, counting I points ; erldre. In inches, 3 points ; -i
NW 1171naly. One
who lived wilth ker,
ilialer, 23 i111t.M..1, 2 points ; outer, 40 inches, 1 poioL At twu
VlOgn 011.111". 'el_ ,• 'I, that 110 ascend sonditlon of ai.4 oust yards, a circle .1 lit inches ilianwter. Bullsete ..,.. -7- -7-
oat people In toe famine Clatriflin Ls deoldeily g,cal, rd.-501ar...22 isehe* ill diameter, w . Ing I points; Centre, ki ........; „, is
have yielded a good hare* ter toot inches. 3 eoints: hunt% na eons., 2 oeuts : , hoer, or iiiesee, 37, ii; a; SW At av 0t,,;„ • •nd the spicy rroPl
iu Tete° . The supeorhien of the relief Works has I pond. These alteration* esti he casily mode on the existing t , 43
Lennie April! 4.1 W simmers, tine, gloomy
imt rov..d. W AIM
Jeer PUBLIsINED poetfree for seven stainic,llow to Lee ~......!J".;i7.;:.17.111..1c Tr. l'l'ds swcb.a.t tee, :etc. md too yank.. . 32 fil 3431 w.3Bw 3.4.4,my, ittil,
lightning
ie neiwww• II 11.4 nii..,...i. Ibrenstent grill DO
4 44 35 SW Itain how',Lys', ty I;aas, be Anaertso the Stems to the h„,,,,„i 1,3 t.he, it 1
• .•PM ni doe en.,
GRotoutrall. FoRNATIoN of the SOIL " .1111.414 the ossmy 0. ii,., wilt Is. ,le'., eel tiv the winds,d,s, Rehm. 1,70, 4 45 20 WSW. WSW Fine. showers
took. and pamphlet. of in•unietion in ithieb the heat
,ig„. 3 --
MOtiosil of Li) lug down lint to :311.• to de•crileal. we i
must not omit mention of Carteett. We have especial '
5er,,,,, to the gtaess of the several grasses to. the
different e .ii. 4110 geolo.:ical formation& And on the
gem-ra. sol 6.41 of Cultivation we have sahort 'ad eunici: at
. s.- • ..i.0... orhi.-l. ~

_ _
;. The 21 r wetiatitora rho altall nuke the Ishateat atroczate
@curet An .1.0,11 in 2, "hail hate their entrative
1,.. I.ir the trartee Prise an I 2,4 %Woe Competition.,
agal a ta.rain .4 their personal e•peteier. innu the
~'l, len 1 tat. I the 2 oinlialot-.1 lient..Cohwiel
I,ke twat ationksi 1.. theta
titian who .4unlt sow, al, aa%retratcof a ham number
11, in °nicr of merit, be pennitted retwwwetat
f..r any tavancie. (the total nwul.r t. which
is entitled bring, fer the queen's, WI • he. the St.
:I) 1,111 only caoktiUva al tbsii paying Ws

Hit ItkV. YIN'S. for ',use nom
Fort nlu, Li. loft, Doitleger for esmbridge, an
,flte,b.list,e.a re.coartai his otioacriary I.bourr Tha
rev. siet,tl,ll3 an rue priacipa t Lb' Inarloi try 0,11,5,
at Air..

i-,ccfmlnt

lla.

.11 ILO tio
..i;,...;17;;;iii-oda by nada we are to attain it." b. Cotllikt
'.uter and Seelanen I.4ritt td.
to I°' Quo"sal Prince of W•dra tr and MKlftich the ILILL•Kot
Holborn. Loudon , and r. Marlboro 4k aol Co.,Wiewick. tbr
jig% ' chorve'l Ved4

i 70111.31 FANiiiite. CLUB
will be bold at the Antelope Betel, ou Toureday, 9:11
April, at 3 o'clock p.m., Rhea the raritui afieere 1011
be @bogie, the ammonite swilled, and the simnel dime'
lake plias 114 siolock.

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