The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-19 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPREiS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, t
„acing in swd, a gams tut Weise
-04" i °ltiln4;44 iiinaritholteh'illelhnt re"...
-Robert int P. fi.ittiti;eati
e &nether letter he ex "resat leu
r ... n July 3rd last, and Instructed to say that . • un b dandy lull on. :th the land. in the
Elena* aff abut the defendant+, who
versotien with one ef the si "l" 10 hail 11017 t,
DORCHESTER., ad titlesubject, but before he commenced be ConTRABAND Tolauteoo. - Another smuggling case was 6 o t. he was i ,
cm a very sin I idol overhaul. hot water pipes ceeneete *
with Talbot proved the 0 6 31 eneh, er 14 . It ire of the 1 •••••1. a
or the last 15 years this man lead not tentnhuted a Prov are supplied
woubi ask the R sv.T. Rosiell.Wrigtit to give an seeount of was heard on Tuesday, before Dr. Drew, J.
(hula shilling towardshis family Ihi I ranger are ooticetable, au the eteeets
Anne' were fined Bc. 9d• eee I ee by Gene instruati itie tith i contra. • n't rieu •t "t
the
"PP°ll of 4
Y.' Ti,
RAIL BEIVITISI3OBT AND LADY EDITH LET have the financial 'tete of the society. (Hear, hear.) Ile con- hllliedge, Esq., and J. Lundie, Erci.-A fireman of
MA
t wife and In Eirrnin he he • eorol wife " became Miele. roe." and for wbich large gal i ised are
,nd two! or '•• I. i le lot fir,' days, --(lCOrge w •4 hof Arne-Fined then rut I tho 4eoon sot he 'tit
left London for St. Giles. aidered thauks were due to the ootnunittee, secreterr. and the Channel Islands steamer Brighton, named Alpert -FA I hu•- g -"It 6 'e'
h ' • f - I anti), light., '. a 5 q the ,w • J • ,__. d. . like abeam st eh 9 pa..•
rot rl of - ~.1 tml 0 u l ' ` ren i, s ( t..• le
r for the way they
EXTRA POSTAL hue- k halfpenny extra foe will 316363"' - had discharged their duties. i, ceargeali oto t e men, 11..1 to rho i. the c troct r o ,
Parker, a young man, was brought up for amuggung it Manor) hI I i • hand. peel,'
min he ( r.e i • letter in tho pr sorter a nitoolar yin eaoh ro .r, end they hew° :twat awe white tor a -.sips of the Earl of Eldon.
go rl4 der.- -John 0 1 . rs ,s,
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v. Pim eni the R. 010. • 7" '4'4l
(Anplause.) two pounds of " other manufactured" tobacco. the writing. woore he bat the aulacity to write tows% _ .n, ut-spaco. D. and "tic --, ° sel for non-performalee of order, and W. lienri_ (•hete *entente, eery
for the future be charged for late letters from 9.30 to is own .4 .
single duty of which Simmer, was stuntu m _ ht., duties, „ au aperentioe tee leett...ieis4., f,itteewlite It .lourt Woo., j: lewhint
9.45 p.m. only •to few to uu s o say what
he Re.ryv TißussilutWlut owr saldbbeeshho.duldtd„ietaullni
ththeenin,
was Bs. 83., the value being 2e. mother paying that the person with whom he
.diet f
eerikiesPeoiret'a%re ebinfl. ewtnowl aMrderee lieetrewethelk :shwa° 7chra. :_s_.. him to pert orm . s
was
untie New et i , I will et .1 i.oe • a voi 6
that h ivies old ';liri's I %the o• i. ' ' eti • 'IA
Tim Work( says Levi Wolverton bat given up keep- in Frew,' to the moiety. Toe; was the third melon, and -Mr. R. J. Plunket, examining officer, ab int three was not
been o'clock in the this the only black soot In this man's char.c'er, for quarters. • . hospital
___„ aaam,... It
Too bp soli?. v. sa
W summoned foe else
'eg his peck onoloodhounds, and preeente 1 them to during those already past the cominittms had . 0 morning, and in oonjunction with officers tv
arraneements for several F. J. Charles end W. it. Crum found the tobecoo hie wife. but a woman I ar° livibr with. leer °rule at the Break oar. and ire therefore w"11 re nnii.ta rimers, of Iserasneiugoe,; thnettoiretteer d
if..o..nt
they
wee. ..4.0.4r
....e,....1....;
the f tun- the 22nd •ef June las . . d
_,ute.. .
..
remembered that a son of theirs was lost In een or on 4 himself for s-x or seven eys.--S te of i 7 a i'l''' la. any p w.I in env ,an.t le
rd Carington, who intends using them for hunt. aelll :tenth, encourag el to make and twit.% fu th ' led in wife and children and selling the whole of the goo Is. . .., i
owl dear on his estate at Wycombe. lectures during the cemieg winter. 0 port fireman's bertb, one packthe comma has lament • t --Melba Berdro• ',W revolution of November 1879,
i rillOntne•
Ts only one c r s own .
had already made definite arrangement" nk the Alow, and one in the locker.-Prisoner : I know hospit il stands on a large urea of grouni.
be ban in the habit nf coming hack to his lawful aequainted with wore for
tiw,,ea It The and to 14 d Ire •IYIP h was summons)) by IC lwlO Claimed hi hereby re•cindal A -'lltbileo i, ts
.•
Yruiene.-It will be seen by an Anne-mean:ant el ter 1 fut lecturers o some emineoce who t was m tobathe -Tee Collector of Customs, r. "*"' "-° "ntes n° lees then six .-- 1 i every 1/11), suit ei for its work, whenever whadth Newhall .
appeared that the prisoner had turned both these women t appears to i. n
31 Latazitaithis...4lsife._perlaA hal to it d on ate Eurydice training 1 r it.
laud taken Wore tee Ain seito se,
ing in search OS dune °° • ' 'MM.% eel I ht tat .1t
mrtising columns that Mr. Deane-Webb, of 43, b4twetit this
um.
"4
January;
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that,
pewourhiadmleetthuerey i .
4_ esms. us, it b, imse boy,. the p irt Sanitary Keened, I'm trespass , „ „e weld, Esq.-- Clerk) and the Mayor an I the re, n heeet,he
' nos-street, Cavendishaquare, Lumina. W., hee been a httle more bbeeet this seminn titan they mil yPritet, • heel He-ton pi-educed the e-eip's articles, wherebe out of doors and maltreated them in some way or other. tha no r
farther •ntiete olded to that of the wort
that Aethority hive ex Mined, seri the Drometings w ' entitle, ice
who smuggled net only lost their employment, This he should prove by facto, and the would agree ere u • --..
•oheater every alternate Saturday, his eon- ever been before. (Applause.) Bwides that. they bed men w 1 - ..„ f . ,_,
...,, view. they hoe, 'emelt:ribbed tio well. . eta,. On fen% to be filet. fte, it annier.l te , 1. eat h kei
IS being at r. ed Jerkin's, 1, Cernhill, had an offer from are tleman who we, very well known but also forfeited all claim for arrears of wages. me. a more revolting case. in • moral and iegneprootta Yee We etheidil nete that Mr. R. Thomas, a very experienced Fin
Steffens T 909 PereeMnf3lL-An ente for the family were of oprn oa 'hut ~' eletwje
sea eery eaccethdal feeturey et Kehl. College. Oxford, and Price said that another packs of one pound had been never cams before the British peter. K
he Identity or the guardian of the poor, is the ab:e chairman . 1 the WITT Lig .tiigioni,
owl
siusin; was giVen theme formal reniinciatien she ill Ito 7,., lotileuel
rf the lobo known In this thisbeourboed. That gentlemen,
V Sumas.- ne anniversary o e between
he found overboard, and it was similar to those found in
. the first west:the legal marriage, sloe t ..
wasr living. parties, and that the prisoner knew his Wire ' Authority, while the clerkship has twee well filled up to ment of readings, reel
w h on Wednesday evening by the as unte teen they eee Ii„ ewe
t time b Mr. Pell', Hoe r who hag now
pot In the presets 1• , cope r, h nee ee end costa. 9s .or i• ner•
et the Corn eixc tinge,
'menace Kneen, of the Temperance- brlieved, would give • supplementarLdeolem. . prisoner's possession, but Parker said be bad nothing
this ti d the end cf the yes!. +o°7 had engaged ... . . no el the resigned, feeling that the duties of blew, to such an strut 25 voices, who the m cry. Ile (• ha T owe CI 010,
ranee Societe', teat view, bit sus re and t• lam
' - eeetee a e
Sena eLitnei fiteal re
etwiethtresew I atewSrl onleartrni erriage undertene. the hand itsl,
'as celebrated on Sunday and Mon- mier butsrbom they ...." do with that.-Mr. Lundie, addressing the prisoner,
mei eetigict with hi. reap onsibilities as Town .... • •ted by the Waebam Tempe
.. lit i,. • ete
Kr. erase dearans Sholgespertan re . I pointed out it was very hard that he end souse of the oether clergymen, whirls certified that on Ape! --ens ...i. -
we 1818, Alfred authority Agate releming she Cense., in
unamesl ball. On Mondoy evening had hail no .1 bed Clerk to the Borotiela if %Veynompi, Rev. Pelham-Stokes. The Way- uniert
through the Rector, oemplying with their wi.h.-1 fre oat' ,0,,,,, roe g ' •
Id, when between 40 and 50 sat hay to ray • high price. Besides Mr. Brandeson, the Rey. men could not go over and return without auttiggliolf. Stemeon was married t i Sarah Lung, sh het a
An election of anew clerk will t..ke plum shortly. and der the leadership f Mr. K. J.
o • to en incurred
'Folic meeting, addriesed by Mr. Dr. te little difficulty In gett cc, ne course they wool.
leiter and he a baehelor lute rank • tailor.
Lane hail been encased Se lector. in Docember, and if whereby they lost their employment and any wages asiairssp„
wife
, y .
lives at the Authority's work may now be conddered likely to mouth choir were un
belonging to the vise 11.,
s_lberrinath
the - Kr. Ceswar wileel whet el 'rant, t,
M 11 Randall, on the phone. ice not in the mat'er T m lie tkt,
angun"Tmen&a:wasPeieradnewtbfcheyniettChchrliirr,.suPPoartedhe 1 awl given that unile •
' d Mr. Clarke,to the Time report with regard to him was correct (and the due, besides getting fined. Only yesterday another
og, 3111 lan Of oho-Conway. who ves
Axminster d Conway,
the • hchurch enter a how pl,aw.
i she was pregent at pans .l 114g9re, accompanied
that about hundred could beer". rtalteee
"all coats leiteglatol NIII 0 I,r, ~,.., '`...t•iti Nit
Times was ally correct about these matters). the Hew. man was fined the single value and duty, an 4 he
~ e.. lawful The rector of Warehem, Rev. &treaty been or might furt`ier he """"hos 4le
The following jedges have Dr. was one of the fire het , urors in Ragland. Boucles thought it
et o old). would speak was almost mit: G. R. Crickrney Was 1110 architect of the IlosPit • hTWaubeeyDreinExoneuhtli
too light a punishment; they "n me '" marriage between - ta° which, without the furniture. cat £5,000. Inclieling that not obtain admittonce.
slater, Sarah Lang.
hich the building stand. tits ground i•ieasUreS tee. Pelham-Stokes, too Tear. ine-whil;
t.hTh'ulinToiwh;•"•Cnrltit*lr eauinl'.if Into •11.1
Weymenth, gent•emen • hey were aeo et . ..,,,,,,i ~,
,f
riming .daer „sizes on this the secrettaroyoLtoti,enAseirmutic
at
th was a subject that must be fined more heavily, If this went on.-Dr.
Mr. It P. Sit o Ith ed' lofficer, and the
np on a am. ICA N. Bolton, of Gloucester-street Chapel.
v.
:_.....,,an ~ .„, . on the suldec f I
Lb tteC lain oof people very largely Drew said prisoner would be hued the same am the man at the weeper, hut at the Bonet, Now, however, she are
Mrs. Conway hat beer dirertsd by DowDrew°.l:otez'tedlonhekr.
i ''
tor is Mr. W. Butt. Mr. li Oc-•r 4,
4. J.V." Telifeel erae Wan
the t eusi SO
uno 'd
.ulit that would be one wee yeaterde
y-10c. 3d, the single dnty and value, ... called on tr. identify the prisoner, and did so firmly. nape°
tee Grove , Western,Rt ett
the "'eel''l t f tee ression. Their also the poets. The total wee el 01. 10-1. Which WAS Tee eereneme, she continued, was twoording to the rites stated that • ready they ea • beide and ezp MWI of too.) ish i were au out t . nee et? /4 le se
U. ....0 MOW. popular . c Urea 0 r being the temperance society on • purely abstinence me Henson quest 'red how far Oi e -',.4. •
C merit the
't Baron. huddle' t t f course be necessorily limited paid.-Dr. Drew noticed the prisoner was going away of the Ipieemal , offi dating minister
REVISION OF THE BOROUGH LISTS.
-r. arrangemen • Mee o rid rogress in Wareham. . .
se_ and ha would mention with a smiling face • but be wished it to be understood Rev. W. W. Referee and it Was perforated In the presence the movement is making g. p . . , ~,ippleg Out of their may t • renier sr 1.5 1"491,
es Field; South to the leneth of their puree, - 1 f the soca ti that, ' ' d• i iof herself and her thishand. John C inway. Bsfore the To las Vireo
features •-f the evening were-the singlni o• w' io woes sheet to aopersede the n g
there nitro one or two former mem mos o 0 • . t, this being the sewn time n success on the men
under the itaposesion that they would hone t
, had been let off so easily, any future case would be marriage
there was no family relationship between Stem-
Emily Hutchings' and ose .
dM. Howland. end man" ie a I Kr. B .ker's lever it arse o, 'tic ' se w 4 vet
«4 • 1111.
"TR SYNOD.- tw.'hheosw'r.h b t
witty quit, as mug yno .....
d ..""ins th"inee'e" heavily punished.- Mr. Lund' marked this /On uni bee sister, and use marriage was in emPece • • f.l boronat list. thet the oio c•ion rig deist Mien
revision o 'tin ' Cork., d d *Armee by four
Mr. Goodehild, and Kr. 411(1..
kWenilmoson.pladgThe.l
in
wr
b the Misses an a I ch ow' I shectle nines mt the C ..,X,r,
*
;shop to the nutmeg. subscribing • half guinea or one guinea, more b the officer,le
re
that be did a legal n"..* William We.t.in Oliver t1,.1 not loose hie neni.• to he Dons y
Sir -I was r it her astoi,i.hod hoe, in the the omit et the
h . AA meat amusing • the choruses rice, I repres:nt the eget pe .r .4 1 s„,-8.'6.
man had been cautioned y so , Mr. limns geld he was not in • position to produce the
struck oft the burgess roll. As hl.. Door's Mated in members of the oow w
'Wool of the n°
i i atm direr the lectures as far la possible.l was'
Nom stein • •h er interest., and 10, et bele im j' 'et eet Nee
a''' I. - 6 - plot bootie. if that not come there ignorantly.-Prisoner : I never had settee cese to the flrat Ligament; marriage, contracted at court hp. W. w Oliver has too. away at p•Ilego well ale, went v try well. Trim aPP ,altm f ioefter ie eat y,,, r.,,5„..
The chief
or the,
•preaenta. Ile hoped that would not too • general Metal 441
Birmingham. but Le produceel the certificate, and on that
quite recently, end he now holds an asii.tinsonaeleea immense, almost everything being r demanded-on-.
2Sth of were tee cau they could only r 1131140 on 5 Ireture Mead. none before. The TOWN OUnte toperie there was ne 4.0
he submitted the reagietratos would commit prisoner for
neatly ANCIENT ORDER or Foggsreas. - The dieter) • t •Kr. 13 Am sort ei this le • laud tot n • - e 411ett
trial. The certifies's at 'hid that on the 21' h October IFJO P Rent in his' .
i h very expensive
They omit feel they has' au. ifie.em funds to start
hselection had to be reomunenced before the „ .. butte ... . e• to la. 110.11,4
ue irpora•ann, in soil poor ef I
eh of with b,,Loreeethg einbei,ite4 -n t °le. 1 beep this delegate meeting of Weymouth United District was a m Miele wta commie-I between Alfred &union anneeeeeteeo , with the
y woum luOit cortaiii y become Is . Wor twe v i ~ion the is iii.,-. ion eon a .
house f I th .ti m,,in order to allow the singers to tiler the m "th we h
support, e • seer ant I; ir , vtm
to een•ern----1 - 5.
• ftb tto bold ou Tuesday last, at the Council Chamber, kindly Dien& D iris, de.eritimi as of full ate. and in the pariah applause had concluded,
1 qtalnwttheaftermeowas tenei'ewe'lairearWtrhtanit° eTrh..teliel:e7 blots% ai
"ile
e"
fact' 6° °timeline were the
°mere°
that
when
complied
e would eat a-k sueuveirs u es ascot y but I bight to holicre the Rano AA the old woman who
Prolv a
. - •.'hal"
I j of h'f - I lent b the At Mr G li. Eliot. Bro. Richard church of Sr. Martin. IlirMiitelism. Ho drew attention to
" motion these circommancm t t any t ett nen. sso y e aloe, .U. . remarked "TON° T vie. "ii .1 • anything to further their catch the train. Mr. Goo' re ni-r '4 aro is t e
lehild weed vote of mini dare of I, seall et a • aei "iii
that those who bai not declared thems.lves member* Bashley, R.C.R., , suppotted by Bro. W. it. the certffiete• in
would de so. lie was old to inferno them there were Symonds, D.S.C.r.v,stiani there were ala said he had never been at such a therm
, ii. Is of *bleb he described himself as a
_er. 0,0„.... It e 1.., „were ',we pectin., teat web the thanks to the Weymouth friends who had come over to 00 nmitt„ fur it. properdietrihot o„,e h. , i fps,
„went._ btelaeler, but in the first he deeerihod his father as a " °wahine%
oteoal 110 W members this year, and hut • sliget falling off Bro. John Mowlom, D.T. Bro. W. C. T. ilunneell, p atma•ter, and in the venni as vrt 'rinser Bute .
won. At
IMMO house. Would they have hem pt on if they ba I his life
pleasant entertainment in .
aunt and nepeew were put on the lets to vote on this help, and the Rector a
Mr. Merriest then mite-eel, Ind
arreen4ed, ins. toe dl iration, a. er,ss , erre
the part or the old ones. Gime bee- ) Arbon he gad .......,
V N and the following delegatee-Brem-John Moore, the trial Mr. Heine said he could Predict the *line" o--- Liberals '
who signet' i ' the nester. lie now pr u t e
rather foroiley Viet if rich hal horn the case this II le -
BIWANAGB. Clerk, be signed And e ,iied. ll• by jaq....1
' t. he was Dot quite sure there was a balling off at all i
Plume of Feathers, Weymouth 'George Allen, Sailor's , Mr. Hullum egaie romarked h-i Oil
4 the aimed bicameral' morose% between prisoner,
Utak on the part of Me Wavle would not hive been eellebb
. • i• hod last mission but
NOTU Were 040 or too names tom.oo ow k eertteette war.ll .nseesd c 1 Conatorotives llt strilges..imie
them. Hope, Weymouth ;F. J . Stockteng, England's Hope. desalt class widower 40 years m. .1. inge Mrs. Bennett,
mad IH
er, this only shows us that the C .n. THE PRtelt OF BEIRA egreang to tbis, it the lame turn'. u.,
od Oct yet givon their per:nimbus t 3 have _ put W onth • William Hose, Alexandra, Chickerel ;J. aged 48, • widow, on the 9th Srptember 1888, at St. Peter'e, nk--e•
bl ow"
' cat,
looting athank. to bread could be bought at 31. the 41h. loaf. Two ,„„ne,nent. 1; seemed to h.!, t•,- .tu,r ,
tense.
1 member, far tee meal on ensuing. He hoped, Vet , eerVa-VM of our town want slier, and,
they would do so. Tee Mayor bad stated they R. L. Rogers, Star of Broadwey ;John Creen, Detester I) rebate?. the Liberal Asseciation, thin will 'et future los don': and rival bakers (first commence I) hive . ceused this Coe wus t. 4 hare allow .4 lb •es o roe, ti "k Cspe
Ice in hand from last year, and in addition to Lodge, Abbotsbnry ; William Harrell, Britain's Hope, Mr, Elie sheet Wiled, n Bennett: On the Pitt
let us hGeneral E Id wil fin 1 the Libe ale
hope them nextoc on 1 e -The begining of this west,
well to eh, rale), ani bon lee what monoy t,, :,..a's_ tee-
th c 0 werar.tion over to there Abheoth h. k,ricse
i reoeved some promises in the way of funds I went through the ceremony of marriage, DS • ri to the trade.
_,, of Weymou h ready to send tee men to represent * - theepurchmers, but must lee thin us . wiehee for the reeiiie
West Lulworth ; Robert J. Jesop, Pride of the Village, Eleeteminr. . . he mould not hrlp . ese,,,_6l„ iii
'tibial them to Mort, and the amount alto- Maiden Newton; Willem Rase, Forester's' Pride, situ the prisoner, at the tee parish church of St. Peter
• Nam/ &lone-Two new shops have opened here the;
in signing all reauncestien of their de 4 - l'w•M
rot quite sure of tea feta suns) was clue awyhe Regis; w.jr. w..aele, ee„. „see wee, Dorchester. Tim niseethe was *meriting to the rites sail
"`"t •"'"`"'" "'"'", '"'''. ceremonies of the Eitstiblished Comet of England. Your obedient servant, lowness in the prke of bread. This is very
mg in it..
In a few days a coffee-
h Lomas last week or two. We bele wiv they were doing a great deal to re th
Ad counts town audio this old ctn.', of
"without very much trouble
room is &bent to be opened la Jubilee-senare, news- mired ee„ to 'lo.
as Iv ii
Jena lied always been promoted. by shot; Frederick Turner, Baron Nombre Milton (entitle-ate prolucel.)-We gave instruction' for the .
spirited people that had lived here- Abbe.; William Woodaford, Newts of Oak, Litton Limns t, be puldidiod ;we but went together to the clerk
WEYMOUTH HARBOUR TIDM TABLL PaPevo nee, &c., free to the customers-a thing The Tows Cenag reedit-lei Me Heim ,i,._
lite sure that not only would the Cheney; James Higgins, Flower of the Forest, whom prieoner told he was • widower. He also induced much nt:Zrescallin Swansea, and we wish it show's. seeing up a the op ni /11 Of Mr. li nj pus, ..9 ill
4 some little good this ~on, but yeast-niter ; and W. C. G. Dave, Unity of Corsoombe, me to helien la was a wido rev. He did not tell, ints Fat Ina wawa =men rucampar, Yea fler oer., 1890. WASLILTAN TORSION MISSION. -On Sunday, October Mr. KATZ rein irks I thy cad I • 0.. h.,
'.ll they nest on„ _in ths way they Corsconthe. The half-yearly Wanes-sheet allowed where end when his wife died: hut raid she had been dead
'ona they 1,011163 MOON to Maas receipts in the funeral fund of £lB5 es. led., ineledteg about feVOll years, he hail a daughter and • fully dimu.s e 1 and C Msidere.l. Mr. nal •-• wilt
Dare 01011 Warta IMM' WM Isrlf lunloalwlftwoo 11th, two sermons will (D.V.) be preached in the We DUODati It diovod the no •Vor hint hraws
~__ll
Weeleyen Chapel, in the morniag at 1.0.30 by Mr. J.
sent both to lee town of the balance last audit, £69 ls. Did., and after rj. son, living, the daughter in Amerces, and the eons 349• m. 5.49 a m 749 am. 1.17 pop 13 t00t...
bourhood. (Applause.) e- residence he dl! not know. I have been living with Friday 4.17 Rm. 617 p.m. 817 p.m 245 • is. 16 Sargent, in the ermine at six o'clock, by Mr. W.
mown, even if airy 13011 t on with it. It w
el his lecture, wheel was
Mont of 291 on amount of deaths, 230 had him ever since the ilth Septernter. annual
4 illi am. 645 • m 845 •es. SISp m. ill Milward. On the Thursday following, the hewer. Were they Ore 'keine in sientsiee-' te
edentate-ego much so that invested in the bank. and the Wane* in hand was Io further examination witness said she did not enquire 8
ekturds, 613 p.m. 713 p.m. 111 p.m. 3.41 am. 17 meeting will be held in the above place when them they had no claim an 4 n I eosem 14r4 lib a
At
payee,' money cn an attempt t' ones tee vioa• ei
el segmented with the £64 ls. Oed. The management fund account showed Into his first wife's death; she took it for granted, all hal
erms and phrases. The the balance last, and it WAS iffi Ls. 7 kii., profit from said he was a whinwer. Ilanday 6.41 •no 741 ant. 9.111 ram. 4 9 lona 17 addresses will be given by the Rev. Denied Eva, of bed hoes told they could nit elite, tit eob
6 9 P.m. 89 pm l- 9 r*N4 487 616 le Madeley (Returned Missionary from Africa). The the bet thing the C cancel could do me e he
enoceeful and very tonic was £24, ditto steamboat excursion, £'l 150, and Dr. Draw: "Infatuated female," Kr. Rune, more than 617 a.m. 837 a.m 10 37 am. 6 6 p.m. 18
Rev. J. Parsons, Mr. Denim and other friends will medical the whole affair.
y, I I a ,
-, and the beautiful he contributions from courts made up the receipts to one.
Monday 7. 5 p.m. 9. 5 p.m 11. 5p m 5.30 one 19
hearty applause. -
zoo 64. led. On the other side the expenses of delegates Mr. "Ilene: I daresey so, sir. I 7.30 •10. 930 Let 11.30 am 566 p.m 19 aid it bal el ways appeared ti him the eio W:r.,1111
or oae, and Kr. „,, ~_ yeetete Ilereert Downing, tailor, residing at Dorchester, said on Tnelida7 1 7.66 p.m. 9.55 pm 11.56 p.m 15.1) Am. 20 o'clock p.m. by Mr. T. J. Smith, of Langton.
money had been lef t woe a fu et aironinahle 6,1-'ll
'in his subject. Ye the -"-- High Court meeting were g3O, and after the 9.1 tile he attended Se Peter's church, and saw 8.10 am. 1030 a.m. 12.10 p.m. 544 p.m 20 address the meeting. Chair to be taken at seven The Rev. Mr. Militate viewing it from ii.
- swindle awn the rehtiva, in.l new be frit the -all
other payments, the bd., in hand bad increased to prisoner go through • marriage with Elizabeth Wiled= Wednaday 1 8.44 p.m. 10 44 pm. 12 44 a.in 7. Bow 11 POOLIL pleasure in rename:Mg say claims he might
£7 84. bd. In the goods &COMM it appeared that Bennett Had known and worked with the prisoner i 9. 8 a.m. 11. Bam I. 8 pee. 7.33 p.m 21
Thursday s n I 'your of those peso!, who ought to 505711
£4 41. 9d. was due to treasurer • but the goods in stock previously, and about three years ago worked at Mr. 9.32 p.m. tletit pm. 132 am 756 am. 22 SCHODL or Are.-Mr. E. 8.. Gill, master of the I
appeare4 to him looking at all the con Wiese
18e, 63. The abstract account showed Crables with the Prisoner. Bridpert Soho ,11 of Art, his, been appointed master of ted th i nme,
now WWII to eiu, t wan a very temp
einem of inntheriamh,nntedoteg6ed by the district, to bs Ebey lee ed... Prisoner asked the witnesses no questions. THE METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. the school now in urganis .tioe in this town, getting out of It. Ai • mini .t •r of reticle'', at eh,
mime, goods and debt, the value of the district was
and,
WI •th Alfred, Stem/me jun., residing st 7, Catherineetrest, " Tits Firrti."-etur ea triers will see by an &dyer- was not for him to consider Vic qu•itl.e, ef e„,t, esewle
Exeter. • tiller, and 800 of the prisoner, said his age was Bo:miter. Teermearear. Wind. . Wes- bee
tisement in another coliimn that some of the young a moral point of view he thought tip ir d ."
once' £584 4s. 13.-The D.C.R. expressed his pleasure at
half 21 last hirthd iy. List saw his father at, hie home three - ety imam
the way the officers had worked together during the yours aim last March. He csme home in October, 1876, j 8 4 sold. 84 I mid- 41. 8 spark. of the town inteed Wittig tIO • grand organieed viz, to agree to the resolation.
7.
last six months, and,
_in retiring, nominated Bro, and remained until March, 1877. His (sitter worked at &m. p.m. at •mp ml night pin. Pm. celebration of Om Fifth. The matter is in capital The MATOR told the C outsell that, even Mem*,
Symonds for the chair, and &a Symonds was his trade with witness; but trent March, 1877, witnesa .
unanimously elected. Bro. James Hobbs was °boson had seen nu thing ef him, and did not Belt an action. and titer, i er is am ewe; tett mil,..
know where he was. 652929. -22252929 no 5659 u 59 0455 1.5 : : Cli•-nefeerle a Hain amucemint centre de better than sen I a few shillings K
~,..,in ft,.2 they ....id he he
‘t.,..
I.e. C.R. ; the relieving dicer for the ensuing year, Withers, at hie request, stray to Silveretreet. Taunton,
729.4 e 6t80.62 56 51 ! ID ' Big 4 Cloudy in response to the appeal.
Kr. CONWar, repine; to, ti, It iv. lie yir,_.
1, W. C. T. liounsell, D.S. The final arbitrators, to prisoner._ a sister; but had DO answer, and, though he 8 lewoe 4885 58 58 ,55 88 4CI
.d., a gem
wised to write and rend them some money, none 'TOWS COOSOIL -A mietinT of the Council of this exordia/al his epieien that a testator hid tyre "6
ousel
ict arbitrators, and management committees, o.°
, wen rived. To the best ef his belief, his mother had 636 "63 12-64 51 50 'l3 188 7 Squally borough will be held tooloy (Friday), when the follew- Weave his mono, os he chili o
' been aPPointedy the D.S. gave an *mount o• received no letters from prisoner since. They had been 10 29.69 29 90 .07 54 57 I 545 ' 86 4 „ ing business is proposed to be traisacted :-Mr. B slier Tee Tows CLEAR II iid Mr. Beni infri's white h
, H.C.M., held at Dublin in August, when working together on tbe saute boards; but on Monday 11 30.10130.13,30.16 51 67 62 - IL 4 Clear ways bent they shoal I never hare having fails Ito obi,. the instructions sent him in the al - e keckm'i it We
th was selected as the 1,1,114 of the li Leh there was no work, and he sent him (the son) to look foes
advice WA9 they sh oil 1 item illiattly rope li ati a I ewe
'BBl and 1882. On the proposition of Bro. )ote and none being fotind hassle!-' I can't stand this' PORTLAND. advisability of appointing Mr. John Joseph Higgiaes, Kr. MATS considered their du'y to teo feei
the district committee are to arrange for if there's no work in Exeter. I must go where there is." ---.1 sat
of New Orleans, tenant for the Council ancl the take the therm proposed
he held at Weymouth, Whit Mon-lay Withal' helped him with hh luggage, and they went to Freezes YEARS AGO, next Saturday, the Portland
minister, of the Eat ih'ishe I Chin* of L men at anl Kr. Kger-Wsecit thllight it wwill 1
of thanks to the mayor, teethe use of the etstien together; and the prisoner told him to write Railway was opened..e sal, est%
to his sister's at Taunten ; both, heard nothing more of D T GOVIRIIOa.-Nfr. W. IT 0 Russell. on Poole, to file a polemn d ocleretion and resolution right thing, and he, tho•efore, conially tame' 6,
miter and to the out-going officers, him till he received information front • shopmate who had . • * * tebuith. renouncing ant repu hating all claim to the legacy or view of the cam.
transfer from Dartmoor, joined the Convict Es
mat and eemfortable meeting t i gone from at.ter to Weymouth for employment. They bequest, an-I if so Jlerntined. to execute a formal When Kr. Wingert first heote et it he mate"
tea in the afteraoon load a trip, in were in &society. and met in the society,
meat on Wednesday. would boa goed thing lot the t i an, Lot dt•rtruhk
to the Bill of Portland. Kr. Lendie :It was stated that your father had been Bret/nos or Ka Vargas' Litres. .
-m,,, Vigor „t on deed ter that purpose, to be product tel at the m "sting. 4 the .04,10. that it ees e ,
.„ . -f •
The overwrote of Parlutone hiving faint to pey their ery or 1. t ..ng
home at certain times, and taken away the goods from the Thursday last, at the Victoria Hotel, to revise the.
~ . . asp mial.!iv when they co:mi.:nal est efle'esie elm,
etion of the t, ' e proem to give mantel ins to the te the
hoses. Is that true I lists of voter. for the county. The work wee not of r°
'town Clerk to take the ,ww.i. - IL
neem93.l7 Pre--Inge to De Pmeeores hope I that.i se -•A r 1 . al) .. ve
'HE SICK POOR. Waugh,: Yes, sir, ho soil off the chair on which I much interest, and was completed in • couple of
na• sitting hours. enforce the payment of the same. To make certain ever left to the C mead User 'oil It di.. • ~,,,t b,s.
Br Mr. II imps :It was between five and six years ago me orders on the Borough Treasury. agent experience. His own 'steel eaiow ,1 t*.
• meeting for Welnes law Hong FALLING ON AN OLD 121 AIL-Last Tuesday . present
rent.
„hit
.0
not Seen q.iiir i ,
that he came from Birmingham when he said he was Gaye Tomlin, carrier, was driving his hers. and cart SHIPPING Isereeeethcit.-Arrisesis : 70.-Aenen, kept
‘`'" fenawina term' '-'" It living witi "Tine,' sod he wonted us to corn, to Bile Gwont' here hut if not the whole ~f the acne,
'art should he tondo to at Top-bill, when near the Priory the horse fell, Brett, Plymouth, limestone' Warrior, Allen, New. Si
mineluin and live with the some woman. He said he events, the greater part of it.
his town, the Mayor sent her adrift, thl her she was not his lawful wife, and throwing down Mr, joeseni who was at the shafts, cantle, eeele; Competitor, Yovee, Newcastle, Cells. The Merrill alto) thought if they lord al ..o. I ts. is,
sch whom you think if she came there disturbing him, be would give her on and tumbling on his owner • legs, as he was struck B;b.-Vivis, Price:et:owes, nil; &feline, Q'teicli, Hyde, to fight it out, sad hid cone in at the .1, tilt, tlii se,
(*amine date and charge. Could recollect two or three occasions when the forward by the *heft. Josslin, who is over 60, was nil; Comm-dere, Ment, Lymington, nil. Iltb.- have been bet•er off than they were at protect
'elkemary to eve homes woe sold out, awl load eat on the dooretep when his much bruised, audited to be taken home, and attended Liberty. Bevis, Vertebra, clay' Loutse, Wills, Cowes, The resolution was then put, and, no heed Mere
mother was going out to look for a room to put her mat by Dr. McLean. He is getting on pretty well. nil', Galatea. Bucktroat, riouthemptos, nil; Surprise, up against it, was declared carried.
o R ,v. J. D. true in. Ilea been half starved. aud had had to ask for • ..Min QUAY TIMMS&
D ilington,
,_ food. The twill ••I •• • h; y we.,... • ,•enilLnt on a exertions, an ~, w.„
d Images, like that prevalent over several parts of Gill, Senthampcon, nil; Lulea, Leiven. Lengror, .
"V no-," 1." ho hol had t' work Hight aol day to support his mother the e'enth of Dorset, and consisting of diarrhea% end deals. 12th.-Eentne, C 'ewer, St. Helene. nil.- - After the Council Meeting. on F. i lay, a assetie:42
'en'. 'r 'm and his yeonieet boob r, eed k, ep them from the wort. other eymptome threatening worse, has been troubling sal:by.' : Ttle-ierab Ann, Brown, C ores, deal.; .r7e
hod was held. Tee buisiness nies v••ri ening:nem
Tie Maroll reported that the reeeip•s fer te, esti
•11 might house. Did not then knee where hie father wee; but as people In various parts of Portland. includine those on Ells a Fraser, Wile sties, riunierland, bull we Bth.- f r the first ter of this year 'a' o'sol a -
etsa
boon as be found oats he put "for him." His elder the Hill. Still the Fortune's-Well pa 'pie shoutl Ellen, Curren, C tr•liff, pitshrisi ; Aline Keefe Roadie, Leg
' help • Ps. Pt .asqc nupared with thenoire spirit' i am
brother was • ah•temsker, living i t Orediton ; there were insist. on the removal of their suspected taps and tanks Belfast. bricks; Cores, S miners, Froltnoath, II rlf. the previous year the respecti'se ow" le
six of whew two were eit lame beside himself (witness). out of the way of contamination, and the improvement 9th, -Florence, Robertene, Newealtie, nil. 10th.- £547 ge 61.., and £lBO 19.. 91.
an 4 tho youngest was entirely dependent upon him; bine
iwill also be very great in the obstniction being Laken Certain. II de GI .eenw, nil. llth.-nornfiower, It was rep e t -cl tie Confute steaner I. o I in' trel ail
1
meek ati•l in a liiti plate o' health, he still lived with his ,
out of the road. Kent, Fahnouth, II it'. 12-h.-Vase, D trill, Car- the buoys, and a bill fer Cl 5, hi I boa •est Mei
motlter. Whet his father loft Exeter, he gave no address,
hut mid-" Write to My sister at Taunton;' but no A JOLLY NIORT AID AN ANXIOUS MORNING.- It mirthen, ballast; Vivi I, Prism, Bembriege, pipe., ownere who now asked fore reduce le on bleu-milli
'ewer came, an-I it was only by chance he heard of him, was no use for those two young fellows, however smart TCSTIXONISI--)fr. an-1 Kra. IL B. Elfo-d, Market- &mottling to the wets, n's statement the Main :SI
buoy had been altered. and thi II orl; t rial OW
•risouer ilealed selling the goods; instead of that he they might be, to expect to be admitted to duty with. street, have just receive-I • very pleasing testimmial to give him notice of it. x".-
-
ht Haines for the hinge. out question before they hui reeovered from the from the Sturminster Bleed of Guardians in . .
recogni. In reply to Mr. DUCH:ULU, the II irh mum ~.. r ehlai
eon; Ye., you bought • bedstead the last time you effects of the night's spree. Gallant deeds shouldn't Non of their services as mute, d ' - th t the Ito ti - isd t 'll " i
••ro. be made the occasion for getting so "tight" that the workhouse d • iran matron of the • • a Mt coo nt 0 1 still to iro i cu... • ..• ere
to hove been done, bad the steamer It •pt ,•a P' imam
the years 73-8. The won-Is of the • - - • ' - one revala I Kr.. Bennett, and asked about her imbibers were not fit to serve Her Majesty the Q nnnue
'ea with prisoner's slater. 4l mum testimonial bees n vie, nicety engraved and framed Un ler these eircesnitanees It 1,143 no • ,1:01 to pis :I
'he been up here 11-A. : Yes, sir, on Bank Tree courage is content to blush unseen, by Messrs. Water-low a•l4 Sone and are to the follow- Payment' '
DINASTUIte Or THII DUTCH FLICT
• -It la reported ing effect :-" Sturnsinster Pe Pr Law Union, Derma. -
know you were going to get married to that during the short stay of the Dutch fleet, a Mealnall The guardians chair, oto reeled their entire oath( ation THE SALVATION ARMY IN C 01.17.
le I said I temight it would be • good fell from the yardarm into the Road., sthk, and was with the m saner in which Mr Henry B ism
-'get • comfortable home, and she said seen no more. The fleet being about to neve next Elf ,r.l an .I Of V o * - ''''' -is '' Visitor's" description of the erratic hr cselimsere
'd. day, the body was not found; but the Admiral sent • no. amine are Word. heves pert -valet
their ilutiee, as master and f on , by, this" linty of enthu..4"l. W°" "Irni
matron o this union work.
hen stated, and to the Careen of fibLS. Waterier asking him to have • • ,rmi.to. &to, •t 00C3 -Atli attest' as to te
iced if be pleaded guilty or not.- . holm. since their app ointment ; they conceder their doings .in a ' thatprobably k .
ing to gay. the man burled if he should filet up. This was attentien to the Inmate',
way
desired 0. the f'l • . e asisr le
Ito the Dorset Assises on the agreed to. On Thneeday morning lb. Dutchmen and the efficiency of the efilres, have been i.e groat 'P
" * " i °.
4*
In'
. ' '
od in 1880. exchanged salutes with the Wheeler. and left for due to the „mete set them be part was tie usual hold forth in the Noe, at the run
CUMUMO. After passing the Breakwater, they formed y the master and matron. station. Occasion was taken by the rank a,,l to vs
The gutediane itnanimously tender them their thanks mile and female, to ustentatioudy tot f eth tasttleVl
Into line, and giving • wide berth to the West Bay, and beat wishes for their future mimes, in life.- mooting with the usual fete of Gels modie, tli•J 'en*
'Y AUTHORITY, in which they had such a tumbling about on the Signed at a meetine of the said Guardian.,d thir ridiculed and 1 suet:ad at ant wri ten &gout. Gaol
previous Tuesday, they steamed out into mid channel, common seal affixed this 18th d of D and
ro.eiert were,
however'
t ° he
f'un'i
0 the
°dell°
al
and were lost to sight.4l wombs. 'TR
--2._ • - while they were on the road ti" Vs beautiful I is,
,110
Thome. B. Hanhure Chairman; B. Cheeseman, (Berk detractors w baiter, 1 - ' 'Ow ones wonder who and TRADES:IIBI6f CLUB.-The seeend meeting, called to to the said Guardians." eat cep:els lima for ap me
•Of the Port Sane establish • tradesmen's club in the island, was better to be situate in just the opposite d.rection. Ut Make
'he Pert Sanitary attended. It was held on Thursday, at the Victoria Peeve REssente w . °steed., febeiwievf_eeto,e the army se Mali paraded. Tee polies were set I
Rural Sanitary Hotels and attended, among others by Me era. Mayer Mr. G. Curtis), and Kew& W. N. wavern ao. attendance, and • row, which, whatever mil iv al
Stone, F. Kilns, W. D. Duelate an IF. G. Senders.- &taunt &tinge of tht ealvetionats, cannot to :Memel
o years to have Haddon, Willis Beale, T. H. Crocker, 'South, Barnes,
the Ito-called Benjamin Wasik coil dealer, of Parkstue, was summoned a public thoroughfare, t ook plum, aud toe army tali
',eel hoards Gooding, Reise;ll, Wallis, Bosh, &Ron, Jenkins, hy John Wilmette for an areetult -The parties., brother. IMAM try to became the church milimnt for the sum
'hen ad I Ratcliffe, Grant, and Dunkley. Mr. Bthle e•se in-law, and thee was al ttle climate shout some rent -
i n with the reault that they were In the en.] eielf•ANl
u -but appointed secretary, and it was resolved that the club C ono plainest said in settling he might have "a w0e...1...50d cut and run. Some of the leader, got deemed. bM"
1. The be started when the names of 30 members are received, then the de:relent °bunko-I him out of the houso swum oases heard at the P.111C4-C 01. t on Dail
Poor Ills said tbat the Hen. W. 11. B. Portman, &LP., Defendant new r tern.* hint, he telleittoi, but if he had IA", 43° the lu'll hr' B‘l6tarimead'''' Wm'
:
the bag oo nted to berme an honorary member. bapnened to have "faller Otl a frodket that was in the out some of his .ix•footers as a kin I el
`ly , rod he might bay, ha 4 his eyes rutout-Thisthe guard, anti brittiai the uutuusful howliiies ei In i
- fiCHOONIM ASHOIII AT CLIITIATOWN. -A Violent gam cent Id 'd - was I iO t enure
p nts story, an be celled • nate named Lobe n open on o the scare ly mare tenant p. e
blew on Sundae iron the north and east, shifting Rebbitise,nwho pulled the beeket out of the way, or some- 0 the army, the pear, was pretty well preserved Ole
between the points. Although the direction of the thine awful wield have haPpensd Welch, he seids had folleeing mean t, the Wednellay, Ili army west ell.
-ale was such that no fear was felt as to the West Bay, Wheeler by the hair of the head in • very unmanly its own hook without asking for the comp "if of IMP'
was so violent that some damage was canoed. The lart'i°l4,,_,_ asilenclant toll a long story, the aff.,et Mil thet the prdasediays we wen, tee ewe 0
mem, Aaron Leas dragged her anchor, and touched ii",fo wa'" was that be turned Wheeler out of ties Mutt= than ever. The army was split us isis e
round near the pier. Here abe was bumping so „nee "nom" °I. his bad language, and, if he should do divisions, and they retreated one one woe awl tie te,
again that &Item
's3 would eoon have knocked out her sternpost, eon, he would serve him the same the other in • state of disorgusisatioa tut esela P
turaln.-Ifes. Welch, the strife of the deficient,. d Alice made ' • the general "jump up n his cocked kat M
-citation was ant to Weymouth to Camas and Welds, the daughter, gave evidence to that effeerett.-ni, sexetion, hod he witnessoci it. Cle Tivelat It!
el, when Captain Come at one* proceeded Brach were dieridei in epieion and dismissed the betbriefly stated last week) the Court was cregiel. la'
'immodoire to render help. The schooner ordered each defendant to pay half the costa-Delemlant wee a large arrayed th' brethren and the '''""rm
co been pulled off by the tug Enterprise. very Pertinent'y asked why, if the awe was dismissed, he and it was expected watnething lively wool I hare ome.
4tobe in the Roads. eh. was to- wee was called upon to pay anything, -The Bench „Ned on the the matter. This, however, did not prow ti he thi
ttrN
d did not appear to be so next eaee of boys were the only defeneente and talSI
imi
annediste repair. The *choosier Annie Soot; cited Rioksrd Scoff, fisherman, summated wiplind.rkkba mmidadhabelow... ee ...mimed
vent. Lathe afternoon the screw f ailing 81
her henbane fee an assault. Tee parties were quite • ' - - w-- --------- or " mowili
Crairts. and fiebiainisi Lammed jun., we.' sure
la had been damaged in the germ Nunn couple. As eedwifet wishedee 36 fivithdrai4.l4w thde an assault u James Stokes, .1..' ..
bes inoells
Ito the Roads. Several of the that It was her temper -lei admit
T 1" At-- ne-
first Stokes, upon being called and stern. r ciel`".
md, and some sunk, at Castle- "tithe" of course be wrestle ree sibl fir husband was "Gentlemen, on Ilmday evening lust, I wild "
pen e 311' what Ls
-Kr. Stone: night or limes, 8..1 maw. R be did, member of the Salvation AM). into Carellsas
Dithreourimmer.--Some beaten you beforet-Mrs Seott : Well, he Mu*" ever
intending to do my duty if I cool& I wished to
t beat me about through the insteumentality of the Stleatioe 01l
of a love match when erectly, then, be slapped me-Mr. Stone: g isn't e
, ready to merge tee, beating, we know.-Defendant was orderedSitnotenbou -Witaega
wan
requested
to
tom°
t°
time
1664
'a'
''' over, in tit to keep the bound continued that a row commeacni. aid the stee
'Diable lady Inetn" 5° being' addressed, 9 - 9°°°° Ice three menthe. the wire obliged to retreat. In the eetwee of the retreat ei
.sidesehly her
senior, in her stead, to keep her temper, several of the mob kicking and Mange hint in el •
own for the enne. Waffles IlestrY esiten, milk seller, was surnamed by and, am he could not find out who wee doing • iske'
Thomas Ti g It.
, calculating on Mbd. dealer, for an amanlL-Locording to time got to the matiaughoute door he thought be ir, -
complainant's estate)
% one. Ho et the assault win a very extra- road and try and see who it was, and then Mr
Rh of youthful ordinary
was driving home from Wi a fist ant gars him a =horse fret with hi black eye. He'.
a true man's shout 11 at night, and just ache was mode
ee respected et the defendaat be rushed out at him, seas& his
ie =els him "All right, mind I shall mark you for that.' "
by they went into the meeting-house the m it, emir a,
Id to cover the head throwing it hack on its homeless, and tea lumped over the Imam. He had no ill will uy a „mi jumped up into lite mat, struck him &with. anel tried to defendant or anybody. He loved hint a• well sa eil
me ti, it p_i_tch, Itiot)nto the reed-Mr. Stone (to oomphenant) : hi. own mother (laughter), end eo he did eeeretelf..„,- •
of the
,rtrk,.. Where's say when be fike assaulted vouy--oompiain. he wanted was to have peace and quiethere-Kel0""
your liglstal-Mr tole : Net Wisen's your oma- liver 1 Off ecto I hter ) W * S Did you see me hit you 1--Yeet-Defendant : lit a k
e . ant . - ,tnewes were called oe weber For his defence, Lareotobe did not deny he but th
a
lalo. and it aopured the real question i
ei whether Tilisead n the ewe was please, but it was only after he had hen kit
did sot drive over the defetetant -eketen one else-'.e boy alongside of him. Hosea:tee lull&
was demi Clan'! imeta-He had summoned the complain- "crack: and thou be - - --- ".- ' se 0
ant for furious driving, but this ease was dismissed, gems hum one, hut be did
who it was till after. (Langliter.)--Mr. Stone to se"
ant: Do you belong to the anny.-Defeetot le '
VIZ CHARILBURY BEQUEST, ithignant tone, that created much laughter): I b",..ei
the army! Not I I Defendant added he had na in"-
matting of the Town Council wail held on Fade the of kick' 0 sew..e for omephieteu,,,,
editing. 74 ins up a row when he went there. lis wilier
i to this AU', act into the
ethers moos, St were-The Mayor (G. Curtis, meeting, and someone came up and Pm• et
.'i J. Buckley woe IL K Welch, -1.
" °laurel" and
d Othes be returned it. The "seirmisiesk
Weide. IC J. Conway, P-W. D. D" gene There was a row all down the strut. '
S Hudson, W.
Kate, y.
R.. a 0 agdals. .7. 330 or 480 people were present. Pe
Waterman, and W. . W 'al"' IL P. The summons against Prank Beeclians was deill
SO
ueninered -The contentment, John Orabb, el thry not le
that • good many years a street, hold said
'
„mei eh...hem ...ivaidi free. Ago II to aa open-er service. Tbe fire a
By leek the "grinding " he m was a man with a plank on his head, who reseal e":,
. about Raton pnuipit
outan wulvtko ring and commenced " exulting " them all rase."
l'An nts lag the Army in all directiona.-Witnesa s"
e
evel'
g to the Provdenori that
bad confine himself tole
he taint -Tem Mei
mowncomp d seems t c hive thought the best down Ta
le pessessioth too the aged ybes-buildings, and whilst thee one a
Fam ed saw that MIMS Me defendant) throw a atone whelk
was also attached to this the him (thewitness) back awl IN
'hi. foully would be deprived not need
. a revere blow in the
(Much
1,14448„11,
sa 0 sinPelled to leave behind would have pletteci-guenin edit
since*
9.11 Ch e, hut the ml' em,..
Retain-like resolve he seed that if he hadpanttes meted to he wold"o_o"'-
't reroute closed his eyes crushed to.deatio (Renewed lammtero-Theo."-
th all the satiseaction to him if he had a el "lite,
noplaituint re
ed, enabled to harry his Stokes saw him jintotteri4-s°3na.-Brother Stoker"-
The Corporation of did. He WIWI not positive :hat he threer-dih• ''e
-he were appointed he was hive h the" . "1 lisle!
met, onsi took the point r Broth.: 1' ""'"g•
Grubb oerttinly felt it... 4 .0
hut the relatives known what it MK-Alfred Sergeant, alieeb'e "Pees
et, the Council, said a great crowd of boys d hs we fele-
ewe forced to Army, pelting at the and r`ate . rei wee"
Wee. They _as mill not, however 0 audsePoulidilte 'am am we
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fome
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ey the cautioned the del a member of the Ariel.,
'whet u ou many oth..rooa of
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-ter if he saepip. but this'retire he could he called W •sje
• was &ratified -Tee twee 714
m about 10 minutes and e taw . .
return the Mie
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• Bench wish me to any on
es tooe is the erst_Ot ei
rook sen
• light tence w - ewe
'tili
other. to , ilt be passed. btuwe 's
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leder-stand that if another esare_ we
-tore them the offenders will ho reel
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Is, (Approval from the Army.) The d"Tesa."-
%al Bs. 61.. inelneine mete, or in Jason ei pill
'we* wish me further to say tit.' '''4.o
'ONINIM '' le aoseerned the Army wee we
le The Beach have agreed to snow lieweell
"le ta MI open place, but they o°4 r oil
• their service, and unless
'he Protection of the polka'
tee
•• Ake to " the coming i•itspet
fird la
The Tory organ Plea,„-e ee til
the Zurl party
Male will be keel eneeiteit /
' want. 'Their cires:', 0
deity which we' e $lOll
nut. A Tory,slfre 1;1
to be electo,4 'Se ii'
'ask. Not, te„;0100,
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