The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-23 00:00:00

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TIIE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE,
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WEYMOUTH COUNTY ClUitT.
-On Wedneaday William Bishop, of Porta-
COUNTY PrrTY SESSION&--Sattfatithg. I TOWN COUNCIL MEETING. TRI INTIOTZNIPIT CONINITrIS.
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mouth, labourer, ersa orouret ...ore 0 • .-----sIIY-s••••---
Referring to the report of tem Improverneot emulates. ed th tearing up his clothes in the
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.. . 1., Robert Williams. E 4.. A Town Council meeting was held in the Guildhall ou which involved • eonsiderable expenditure. (Before Mr. Sergeant Tindal Atkinson.)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,
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The Central News is enabled toeud,,,,, .
Before H B. Kiddie
B aed G. W. Plover, E.g. Tbureday, the tellowire menstare Nine present :-The Mr. Roams odd he did not wish to sinner as " ecweF
T h Gnn.lry RD . v.
f6l G d bo Wu* - labour. I Russell will shortly be raised to th- wen Iced
jeer., C heel Hriastug. C. , _ , with teaepeasng in
. Mayor (Hr. B. N. Howard); Aldermen Hillsides, Thontai, obstructionist. being most anxious the recommendation of flowa,cl appeared or ware un 1-7, w all
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Defendant is of fisherman. -_ _
DORCHESTER, WESDAY, NOV. 23, 1880. Freer. k therchin wee chariest
on land theitronerte og Rehertson. Groves. and Linde; Couneiners Robens, the committee should be carried out, liut I e 'ore doing so merchants at Gridpert. 1
search Ili game et Abbothure. d was supplied with nets. Agreed to pay 20e. a
dCo Alfred lietherte.-Mr. CranGwrisg"bornecharg -
ESBURY & THE CHURCH ,
end in the occupatioc ef Mr. Charles Welker. Cue
us, Bann. Mllledge, Level!, Graham. Webh, ble LORD SHAFT
union:viand sentenoid to 14 days' hard
CONSTABLE OF THE Ist
Lord lichestme
.............-s=es ...-e- - Wellis, Doane, Arise, and Charles ; also Mr. Pally eungite
Whit-. PASTORA r.. A(D SOCIETY. 1 Tho office of Constable of the T wee --•
Hoopes (Town Clerk). be thought it was necessary they should pause and look at
their present polities. He had taken some little tenable te, my. He was living in a nice house.
DORONESTBII. I Mr. Baskett prosecuted. 1 ! death of Sir C. Yorks, will be off ° -' 'wan le
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• defendant liantinS • Poem ILIIMIOX Or WAID ALI:MINIX. In order to eacertain bow tbey stood financially, and he His Honour : A man can have a nice heuee, sin.
"month. As fair al one could judge he was well a
- m din. ensi to 44 .7 h
soatoerionet Cum.-kir. A. Bawler, joie, • e. the ad ey ne,peet. lie
saw The d 1 dant hunted el' the Wimbo..se Auxins., of tbe ,
'well
vim to the resignation of Miss Last. et CornMIL a roughens., en Her-intim Faro,. • " liir. Thomas awl Mr. Milledge were r -I.cted ward
beam Talbot, gunekeeter to Lord Celestite, stated thet
k Alter watebioel . held at St. John's 1 -______________
tb hove named ; three hale., and bad two dirge wita -lla• .
an.
curt , A land bow they stood before they
aldermen for the h Ira :11, tee former tor Weymouth and 'heal.' uneere ~,
thnaght it wm • verr important thing they and the town yet live on the charity of other.. A man cen have . ,
CI reh e. eti ral Aid 8 slaty, wr SULLIVAN V. CALLAN
' ate cabs aa organist of • a •
; him elemt t•e hours he went to defeat-tent a
tied e ie. I the latter fur Helemutie Heel& any more expenditure. how the money 3telan"dindgytehte ngetnehrnavlnpunbrie.nny is
vra. 44 be "I"' --- hg, theward said fishermen earned Rood money in --e in L ieleme .RR
' Tuuralay Jerboas !a t. A URI',
' lain. with Mint in pursuit of items. H 1 the prospective amount of rating which weeld be levied
the s'ummer, and they ought to look out f.r the Saboot .
i at the tlin tilled fur a , sae At the Central Criminal Court to.d, CAlt
i ATTOIXTIISTT Or COXISITTEM. ' in.itattii sno•starns was rag ng Cellan pleaded not guilt d ' (
PRATIL-The Committee of the Dumbest- bi t feuud no...inz on ei.e.
The fine wee paid. ~ . levied
upon them. At the present time thee had •11‘ re- -- winter. .suaint.doLcl
meter-Wm Ismociation its compliance Legend.% wet fined lee sad mete
mule in ch I The various - comitt we ware reappointed for the then a &two people brayed the Inclemency
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In'. '''''"- -- - . HII eh ed with Mu nli l'az tb I th to dli th ht s would feel that was'
d Thom. • ler was arg ensuing year, the elements mewl in them by e e eys- on s wn, an e oug every no west
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His Honour : Like the farm labourer-rich in bete ' scarcely uteri
o• der tI he pretend e 1
Tb lel of ren"gmeaunee In teniel and one surety -i,7• fit
'oU from the parent society, c enetene. ,
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the ten of Mi sda. Gomm and Landis to the olio' of an much am the lob ibitante ought to he called utron to PaT• accepted for his
and rich in wages in the summer, and very badly . iff a the ...ler itt
„..11 jug to prornietein the cheir,and the aPPeatemece, and Its len %stile eiii
' pray•r for young men, •t tlisir toe. I i hat ea
i Ellis Cementer. kmper to Mr. White, state t. .
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aldermen being allowed to stand avow until the election The rat I was ilt. for the half.rear. Moat was their pose.
at Christmas. 8 taitoebury.w... ace es
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~ on Sunday, the letb. :I e seem.
Bth of November, Istween tee., and nue.
__se dee
hi to supply their pee. ie concluded. Tbe committees are Neuf At the present time they owed X 2,491. apart from
Adjourned for • month for enquiry. It-v. J. Carr-Glems Bev. et • w
. The sonar meeting
l R il It. Powell. M.A., (the Asoetaot-
Young el en A t Itristiati
vas for the dent op Galton Cmumon„
Luatiat about. He este ta
Us They eit or- oonstituted at preeent es under :- debts generally owing, and on the present rate they hai
.el 891 behind, Symonds e. Moore wee • claim for £1 7e goods sold miothorneo i''' •
the te,uth West ru district), and Mr. G. filarktts.
t members and officials throughout with smiler game co to • neat tif • e
.w'tiare tbey tiered FINANCE AIM 012M/AL Fuarossis: Tbe Mayor ; Alder- imPorted of this sum £l3OO. thus leaving. • Id d livered at Bradpole. rt'"'enitari kftelion. Seers ary. ano took part in the proceed.
*giving tor past blueing*. pre. wards went into a piece of furs .___,
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eft. hit.
men Thome, and Milled.: Cetencilloin Milledee, Curtis, which would have to be met in future ratings they won and e
I moth-rite had told him Mr. Symonds said he lived at d • s.thislett„ 1.01
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Soundy i Monday, for young about three quarters of an bou . WO
d t d told him he Dunne, Webb, Cearles, Walker. Rebate, Sernae, Level), make. Kr. Gee. who we. a eon. ,
• caught up defen an an dth t b
the last rate of 2s. In the g ...hvaly enough, an • e plied the goods personal y. lie had several times 1 lege' . a „es I with lb. sineing of a hymn, LONDON CORN (OPEN •
offices, warehouses. shops, they ran away. H .
te., ~,, „mem eet the.e Wallis. Dennis. and Arlen . Tbe nee en/ we pe • IN%
.„-tor of lig, peter'.) weed. ought to be ashamed of htm 1 r
I of Mr. Hinders's-. He PIRA. HARBOUR., AND BRIM': The Mayor ; Aldermen ought to bays provided for =0 more, which would have prorolled to Pay.
1 i rrrrr • If wed op by Mr. We t on atter which.
Gee hoe ital. leeching. aud le in the snip of' eee . ,e.et eed he Milled". aud Thomas; Councillors Charles. Grove , ma 0 °'
d th rate 2d. In the X *editions]. Fer the tbree h d f I ' '
Mr. Howard arid t e e endant was a gent einem en 1
Mr. (311011tU1 CLUMSY" rood • 1.. I, f n.port. which stated Wheat het 1 for mom money• Oata ..,,, .
inemWnly.nswina y ' ' new '"nethiel al•vd in delen"--“ .- -Ilia pocket ; Snook. LevelL Seam., Awls's, Wallis, Heiken,. Hamm succeeding rates-even soppeeing them Were no expenses o_ro in this town. th P •ent Society enring the 61. dearer on the le ert
wee-. e .o.e, ii I. to it. 'laths
-- " - v- ' civil and (witness) hold uefeadent that he heel • I erret in
t stick. Graham, Dunn, Dennis, Curtis, Walker, Linde. and beyond those at the pn.rent tune-they would not be able net
Higs Honour : The term gentleman 14 the most . that tbe•nieuto •• nt ep to - 6
Le" 3 15..3 t. se temper :d withß4l le. gaieties peas very firm. li•rley quiet. at f r ~,, nuts
Ter by the ltev. T. but defendent denied it. Hotels. sew a piece of ne
Webb. to do with hem then • 2'. rate, provided thee imported into put Fwd. we. - 5. c.„_. riii
on all over the world, ina out el his po lee KARRIT HOUMA. LCD Potacg: Tbe Maya ; Aldermen it an equal amount of the debt no g.
w ewin There was °lsaac term in our language. It m.'ane • man living previon. ymir. English whest, 4,433 era. ;fl en., 21 liii .Le-""tia...
ILL. the dep itation, tben delivered • mhea' 77.093 ; lade)+, 149 "60 "" ; leee
ith &Aron" caution. d 1 h' tans or n idler a lee. means Is he eR. 0, Pow ~ rire ;li u, „le
)day, for youths at Tbe Ilatorb diagnosed the cue wf .
efee.,e a
pheeehe.
t Naiads% Rotertun Themes, throve and Linde ; soother matter-one which the Mayor knew a great .ea upon to m
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be oor It.
. aieto •. After • peeper tribut• to the h_rrelts. z 3,780
sacks.
A Sued.. echeil., William Pamon was chafed wth lit
Counsellors Dennis, Charles, Robson Milled's, Wallis, more of then i •
,e The wiestion as to the Beckwaterhodge reidly a gentleman . e oes not appear to s , erry ling. htr . NII
Earl or Deleeter. hinge!. enowu in tes soma'? by L .rd Shattesbury, the •""
'or bu.in. es lite, at Able-eel+. y, the anoint), of the . . ,
and Corti.. , wag standing in aheyance. and eery were engaged In • he would have peel.
ed to dilate upon the many calls there - ---- -- ___
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i ....seated and lie Wooten defended., law unit. If they lo.t they would he Involved ic expenme, Mr. Howard paid be though it was merely negli- masker pr. ced . . .
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e • Friday, for Mr• Boast- --- _,.,, ,b,,, b..d.kuipig. SCROOL ANDIVIDANCI: The Warm ; Aldeemen Greven were upon the tiiii• soil "psis nitwit,. I rgy LONDON CORN MARKET (cIA
Morton Talbet was in compsny woo
h tit saw and Thomas ; Coencillorsellook, Ifillseige, Webb, Charles, and lf they won they wool I have wane to bear. ;&ei g
genre on the part of Mr. Moore.
the Obuich of E•ighowl, and Ida gnat diffieul y
t iney found MING).
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ee,ese, ,ou • Noremt e- at Hering:we wen ee that for the three coming rate., beset., the present, tbey
J. He,wo. on the Ist of .
f' to between two ricks. On Dena Graham. Donnie Loyale end Curti.. J d til4 el
the face n rump n &Ye. tine the.. al.. Ton .llv hlh. f ia.statu otO do LAS, Wheat clotted firmly rilsiiit 1.. tie,
' - some hen pheasants eat 111 .
of the rick& PORT &MART AUTHORIrr : Mr. L well and Mr. Snook. would have to bear a 2.. rate. bow could they in
Thresher r. Attwoole-Claim for 19s. 6d. vale ien,"" - f i eel Mired from •cl. reo man Flour, rel. to 1.. ; oats and mai ' r 'll lb:
-k Accent- searching they towel . pheasant hid in one nf that, and of the complaint. mane rash:tit the heavy eisi 1. he said, . ten ao i yau ze, esi, e,..erie low
ory relieved
'Yer that He searched until four, whoa Winkel Greg TSX LaXlMlrri ISM AT TUX FlLZ•Tigit. rating of the t eve, alre•dy as nonce as they could heir, lay supplied. t oto, mope.. ..... me "tee. 'tenet from I.o' of "'II: and peas; very etrong ; teteline ag.ijil t- ' 61th
• young hiss. 14 of Nevemher The 8 teepee.. in bie report to the Council, drew thelr upon them other matters which wti .
•et int.:ease the rating Mr. Howard erne f.d• the defenaant t . pane ... Arlie asat ou the fiehoel leer.. A Paris tnaltin • ',Arley tolerably firm ; 1.1 " i'''Y'r le
,h, pr, sepe •et A I'Illeir" • ' uar ' It ..,a, •
'silo. William Gregory ideted that on the Li Is one what the wrre now payaigf He ear. Thresher said he was livine at Poetised. Ile would 'we by ewe. et. even'. h. r ,
sto live. lie at- anti°, ei the laseeete svonditl ea of the landing jetty consider* .y y y f h ooeedina,„ inferior q lame unaaleulk, et 20. te 3.,, ,etelderr _
n •heel B • d gav : ' . t we' to its
lie relieved the 1a.% grille..., shout ten minnte
..,, wished te cell attention to t .1. .one eet-t at if thee nifplied the cod., hut could not pr ore the ... au en •. • _ _ pe _
ad
this
b d tth P 1 is tati it would he neeesinki• to • I, I 10%17
d t come into the noel go upon the ll ac .an a • • 01, r, a hlf „ ---- ' - l ked le kth I ever wee • time when • 'id The Bre roun la • tit. h c .n•' tt d hie di.tri'd h
sew "Ign
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dII • basket, conetruct it. ann reeonemsnAme ali improvement should oo c sr w•tu d see then •a • -_, de 'very. He he 1 his she-book. but His Hon ur s
tI. ,ed a suns oi L 2,910, which was ISO than METROPOLITAN CATTLE
',I Lek about in all directions. HO then te • I ) . . .
ed f
er th. e.,,,,,,,nti0n mod deenthemetien of they began to ine eas • the tett „
n . they ever got Diu
not a Imimable as evidence. It o misi be emir cm. ei e . •-hie
came to the ricks and tabs the 'Moment, and then tea up b.
again to the original rating, but tee increased amenot was that was , . . that provided it. the pr•-,i ni. year by Cline, or • drop o( telt
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e sod f th te i If i h wish
kat 4 a i when he (eitneed it 'Plied passenger.' to rem • . amer . twis t . dine used to refresh his memory, but was not evidenoe. 'Owett 1 bt 011111 Ihey ha I received Ism in (THIS DAY.)
lhe b"-- -- aa au -n ng no' ed th delver. of the Council to have this m .ter at once a-tended to he censieenei the pout from which they mi slit go on ei .
him and asked for the pheuant He ...arch a something mon. Ten years age he found • este of 8.. in Mrs. Attwoo .
II •If the c was eij 'netted the 14 P I.' '. ..k . b. oot
, grant. £2,OM. Tne ariloust.. lei , 1 01. II mot up _ . --......-
4 in order that tenders' might be
ent, but could not ittod the phesieint. He then wotild. prepare plan ,
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of.
GI, X wa. quiOa ononCh tO NM' the exPlassis the, had remedy was wome than the disease. It would only or tbe C eine of Do eiet ••• shout tsl gel to whet sum" had There were about 3,300 besets, inclaT r we,.
i "Y u c uldn't say mutate, shout ine, because you invited for carrying eiit s o enough for own, io 0, eeek by rtatinin. rdrind end impel the
t° " e el h pheasant The KAYOS Mid it eras 'toy nece.sary this work should then for 14 ...nth.: that X 3.675 wee_ h inure". the uotis. he trade firmer, at from 4.. to lit Ab ts.
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at 6 era-
netted the plestant im me. ile 1 us• t s 8 did for 15 mention N iw, ...Vet, Mr. Thresher ; The person known she hal the coal. Aaricul and 11.1 . A hieing t • the li f
4o- *ub'cr'l""‘ -- t a'le -plies, at from fes. to 7e. ; calve; • '-'ll%
be done, and he thought they could not say • word 187041. and £4 11l
six )ards town the rick. they were called npon t i lay wit no 'ess than 131,606 foe expresem al hope t ea. pounce.. men would loin, ..., th •t
If she acted conecientionsly she would psy it. i 4 61. to s+. est, r gli A- ' ."' 'Afar'
ulant wee tined hie icclu.liog Wear, and lOU against le.
the year, and that did not Inreele any of thee things they ....get net, es .a. uow t .i. ran.. he con& nuttily loming li Or e• Pe ."' est teethed' ';
me mouth io pay in. THE lIALOGUR BRIDOIL which it was grepottedi to Imp tit into the coming rater. _
His Honour : You must prove it.
_ tut _it I/ the dr•ths of meals r-. At prey.% it w... quite& Were about 1 ,
6 000 boasts and 0,000 shoe eas
le
Plaintiff :So I can, your Honour. I have the hroks. f d
The Maros said the next businees oa the piper was • He welled to draw the attention ef the Board to these nevelt/ te me yo.ing 11101, as viola rii.. ts tII their etch-tr.
- - - - very important question. and it appeared to him it was • facts. because he did net ereh to be considered His Honour : Thet won't do. You most call your ~• is , i tts f things. The want
weich • 1111 • very Intl ..0 oif II s - - -
COUNTY COURT. most important queetion ler the t wro itaelf. He had obstructive He was as snxina. an anyone to improve the man who delivered the coal. ot tme awl opportunity 1.1 et alergron In often 'visited io, SOUTHAMPTON CORN, FRlncr,-.6oed
kid many complaints in reference to it, and determined state of the town, but whilst they bed to do that they Adjourned for a month. hi. beteg untold. ISr•lwrlli to look ester his Parish. &no to-day's market. Small business doing ie talon.,
to =his matter before them. He would my so clearly must remember then were tbeir poorer brethren in the Basso, hniidat. e. &mot, builder, was a claim foe thas twine penile who were well disposed to the church and foreism wheat, for which full prices of 1..7" task
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non as in two places like Weymouth and Holcombe town who had to bear rate, and who often found it very oe rent. were driven Mt o the finks .4 dis e it. At present in his eared, No change in feeding stufle ewer "He,
. Serjeant Tindal Atkinson). Re& wore the stoppage of the bridge traffic was of the difficult to do ea. If Om Wert, all like the Mnyor he ""
Mr. Howard a red for pleintiff.-Posseesion was dist.r.et they het 90 "p sr roiserehla clergymen." •Plert Flour gond sale. e rah( et
unmet importanee, not only foe the welfare of the people should not make one single complaint. became they ins for oarrorel aid, and they Were unable to see at soUTMAMPTON CATTLE, 1
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lb business of importance at this. who lived here, but also foe those who came into the would only want to chum. a dears In the cheque and also wanted- present how one of them Cisull •Ili to he met• He Mt' Mail supply of stock at this day's inarket ...e -et 1
'tted ••••• "n" Wm° the w•dw town. There was • very strong feeling abroad the sante they would know nothing shout it, hut when tbey had to Ellen Dally said she bad taken No. 3, Bridge-
eluded by urging upon his hearers to use increased attendance of buyers. Tra es w dli ' '''''' the
es u.et tw .
' and among them wa° • dM'm if th• bridge was stopped too soon and unoecesserily. It deal with people who depenied on their daily labour, and buildings, but the defendant Wan occupying the house. exert loon. quoted last week, vise weibere, fie. tt te g. ei Pea
e for medical attendance and
es was islso uid-sod he was lad to see the Surveyor here numbers who depended neon letting tearing, and who He saw him.. the 16th October, he Paid his time was ft,. J. Cann-GLYN said their secretary hat read them and beasta, 13e. csi. to Lit per score. Th. yeneetrges•
''irei' an erri" 'awl.' "°' to hays ths =attar ap-that for the Purtase of were heavily rented and rated and bad had swops to bur up, te he had heid nodce to leave. He said his time rather • depreeing rep et, hot he was of opinion that it offered :-Beasta, 41 ; sheep, PM ; cale •--""to ea
es, 11, piton.
tee plaintiff, sad the debt putting down the stone and iron work the public could np under, when they c true to impeee upon these additional was up on the 9th of October. She Wished to go into was barely te he nuexpecied, tor -mad he did not wish to heroes, 13. -'• el
'cu. tact Plaintiff wea et". have used the bridge longer than they had. Then there ratings it was highly requisite they should look about
the hones. itay a word astitut soynxty or no, body'. moil voi. tor evert- DORCHESTER CATTLE, eiereePer -Thet.
lade by instalments. was an opinion abased, although the time was limited and carefully before they went into the 'Koala anitemplated.
omonds.-Hr. Burnett need for the completion of the contract, there was no He trusted the Mayor's year of °far, would boons of great Order for possession in • fortnight. one had • right to their own opiuions, yet he waa afraid very large supply of stock at Mr. Enecie. se 'al.. i
that untnrtunately the inject*, which were being day last, there being SW head of loss and iireihr
Vestinghw,4h.° ndeien_.* probability it would be performed in the time and he satisfaction to him as else to the ratepayers of the town. Mr. Hamel! mid he owned the house in question. i diii e
pc.tiete n ig quarter. in favour of a union of melees+ offer. Mr. Pope's (Chiffronie) born dairy ene, r.,., ,
'al.!' "`e 'mt. 'rah', thought this Board should say yea or nay as to whether and be was sure Mr. Howard would be far more satisfied if The defendant's tenancy expired on the 9 1 ••( was doing them harm, for t was perfectly impossible, in from 19gs. to 29g.. ; three-year-old heiere atee,74.,
' imeneel •eitt the there was any correctness or any likelihood of such beim; the burdens of the town could be reduced, whilst be (Mr October, and he owed up to the date C 6 for rent. He Ale epteion, ter eny ine who had • vital seem •if rsli.ion A large quantity of torreners on offer f, lea-n,".._"w
ed the defendant the result, and if so to take the thing in hand et once and Rebored would he h Min to asaneiate in everything which rani notice to quit on the 2nd of Arpil last ; he had in lois soul to supp ot ell these sociatiee He wee not Imre Mayo, Mr. Sansone, Mr. Pope, Mr. Bre m- - mle
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t ePnewred frr" compel the contract to be finished in time. He wee sure was done for it. immovement : but they bed a duty to not claimed double e whetter or not In s one awes a great deal of harm wee not and others. Herrman. made from XV to en .... "11,,,,e
ed In homely
~, ot this-the contractor was a mita who would do his k f dth t to see, whil-t they were doing what run •
wor pir OM, an aW -I His Honour said as he had not done ti o, he could not dens to peoples' faitb,. this wirier up of things as if there heifers and calves, £l3 to gsl: fat beef, 13a tejs,"`'
~._°°.lare_,,,__,.`" in time if it was possible. and perhaps they might help they could to meet its requirement., to keep down its
claim double rent. were no d structive -rutin in the Gospll. There wis to score ; mutton (ewes), tkl. to ild. ; wethers, twi.e.W
'"', • """'" him. Tbe next thing be should like to know from the rating to the lowest eyelids state. When they saw how doubt thoy were living in very trying and stf i 4 times, There was a large attendaoce, a good cocupet, e k
' • warm surveyor wa• if there wag anything they could do to help their rating Manned year after year in the last eight Defendant was a builder. He could pay in two . • pri •te dth .. ared
mast sifting times to one nctp s. an sic. wee as cle . h 05,544
'efiend„_ eat in cm.pleticui the bridge before time, because if extra years, he thougbt it wan important they shoald under- instalments. thieg. he thought, they must all have remarked. DORCHESTER CORN, SATCSOAT.-Gond
' °lb" payment would induce the cootracter to get the bridge stand where they were going if they carried out the large His Honour : That ie your opinion ,• prebably it th t
and that wait a weopU were getting so ectuatomed of buyers, and • brisk enquiry, Ito. Ertaii,h or:Wise
completed before kit contra. time, the convenience to expenditure now profs +ed. He knew eyerltbitti was would not be his if he were hers.-Ordered to pay El a t, p.,tory in radon% shapes and forms th t they no advance of fid. to Is. per qr. Bat English - • e a
Um the public would be toe great he would tether pay some Important to be done. He should like to all Bith-strest- mouth. inaltiag lisee
longer regarded it with tbe same feeling+ es te ey used to, a better see, hut secondary ceases still very des eT,
the money bonus for every day the Pontract w finishes' the Wet swept away, se also Silver. treat, ao that • nice
ARBITRATION CA/IL Nowa4 ye they heard in the Church of Eugene about the week's quotations Grinding harles firm. Wei.,"
bridge beton the time allowed him. When they eame to entrance could be made into the town from that direction. celebr .ut and his dresses and all those lane of things. sold at • slight inaprovernent. Flour 'lli pe sea '''
think Of the horses, earriages, and passengers that now It would be • rest improvement. hut the queetion was Halton v. Scrivem-This was a claim for a quarter whit* hot been e initially creeping on, so that they Were BATH CORN. SATURDAY.-The ' sunplyr --ewei
kad to go across the B ock water-bridge, if anything should -where is the money to Mote from / He contended • lit of beef. ge, i li, popish without thinking of it. Evea now the.y wheat WU limited, and good samples reale:" I-tee
smell to it, and there wain° likiihond of any settlement rate was au much a. this town enuld fairly bear, and under Plaintiff was a butcher, anti supplied the defendant. based clergymen of the Church of Macleod positively talk money, with a free gale_ Marley sold at the f g,',.,-;
the point at issue being come to for tome months ei to thee eircematancee he whoa if it would not be %vies who is in the same trade at Portland. It was referred of the Mes.. Another thing ha would draw attention to, lut week. Oats, benne and peas were dull. 41111We'
tur the liability of estuarine it rested with the county until they had got rid of the debt of £1.900 to let another at the last Court to an 'whit ti h d d dth t fh• t b t C cr .is it wee littrelle I k d '
ra on, w o now awar e an s was a. a t • recen m 0 s..per sae earer.
.ro -if anything should losinen to that bridge, what twelve no ode pes before they imposed additional ~_
'here would be to trade, cornmerea, and eyerythine burden. en the ratepayers. He tbeted the Board would hu
e Film orginally claimed £4 10.. 61. breaded that ctergymen 'Mould support theatres in ore., WARMINSTER CORN, SAITRDAT.-Them oo .
Mr. Hann. now complained of irregularity on the ho Presumed. to " give a t me" to them. (Lettebter i in geed supply of corn at market, and an averages:wee;
'he theretore hope 1 the Council would put suelt undersell I tho mole,* which hal lead him to spear. He eery place (Wimborne) not long they bed •
to tbe surveys* as would satisfy tbe public, pad had taken eor • testy to seek words ef truth and soberness part of the arbitrator. The partite, who gave evidence 4Aav • sr.' d'd Wheat realised an advance of le. to 2. per re ',hi
theatre op n for over a week, and be knew that it i • weeks prices. Barley met a aIOW trade at la
vsparews would take nonce a this matter. He was wept-el t o verily everything be had said so far before him, had not been sworo, and there was al. a t deal .4 mischief. Hs Mew, in the ease of a woman re g ne.
tee. ode and beans were stationary. ft owl •
a : Row long does the cootract extend / es th. debts were c moaned. Es did not meke these Crooll claim, which he would not take into considers- who we. r. c time.. 2s. 6i. • week from the union, two of lions • Whea 50s A -""
.- t, 3fla to . per qr. ; harlay. 11. ti g.
e: To the last week in Janus,. remarks for the purpose of carrying out any puticular tion, her girls paid 3.. 61. in one we kto atten4 the p'ece. beans, Ms. to 50s. ; osts, 231. 10 Es.; realm, h j
Way was the traffic over the bridge view• of b.s ow •, hut simply for the purpose of asking His Honour Bald lie could not t Ike that on his What happened when girlie like this got to London, they go. bush i
per e .
•it west The public say there hae "My them t o wait a little wlel i before they ade• Ito the rates. eat to the very 1 -we. of theatres, and were reined body
not of tiokering work done, and that se hy se 40ing they weal.] ha a Wing to the burdens of Mr Henna must
personal statement. . produce w ,Ihe el reh ey Reiland tbey bad t I t
been done in (sr leas time. many wbo oeull not very well afford to pay. affidavits of fact at the next Court. and mu . n t hu , •1100 , --- - ---
Nt is hardly • question for me to Mr. LUPINS uad there was no one but must have been Mr. Hanna applied for an adjournment for that Gut se much fel. dretrine •••• preached, awl teat there
was such e derbeation tewards Pop+iy. The Church was DEATH OF THE LORD CHIEF JCSTI9I
the pes.tion of an owlooker to *WI etruck with the sol, one.. and truth of ev.rything 3(,., purpose, which wee granted.
in a healed' tto" in that Teepee, N aping Was ever done COCKBURN.
‘rd'n'l I'' the etweillea.iena KY Rebens het uttered, line he felt that to incr.. the Smiven to. Hatton.-Clahn for balance of account, to alter many of Me objectionaMe p emus ,In the Fr stet-
'old In the contract except at to ir len. on the .0 is., ey ailitional ra•ing, if there was not 6s. Old. book. and he felt ea/Orel that a great dul of what wet .____....._____
We et to h ted
regr announee t e unexpee death del
soon came dewn, the gelation o„ineihing else biely to ariee for the rood of the town, This was the case which Mr. Hanne stated the ening ea wu to he eteributed to that. What was required
m h., would be roarly for th • would h. lett% onfeir and unweresetehle. He should. srbitrator would not hear. was the isiter item of only a very few words, and that wes Lord Chief Justice, which took place ea Steel
-11 he 'lL'iti awes 'thee"' h 'weer, like to make nue or ten tem irk. in order Metes needed In the d. c•rine of leptismel reenter .tien, of night shortly before midnight. His loniship ad ha
His Honour Raid ' *red the arbitrator wise
it appe
in wore." Abe triune on hir view. no the nt kt.er, not in opposition to Kr. Ft hens, „1,..,.A
• the 18thof September. whom opoliont he alway. valued, as did alto the other "-e- with what they called legal misconduct, and •••cramentet team, and i. the *i• nation of the eiek. where suffering for some time from fatty it...veer:bon ol te
22 id. members of the B ,and li. thought Mr. Robens had he must adjourn the case till next Court. it i. ssid " t abe.i• "d, 't h h h• hfi d ' '
a thee, MI a. mule eome people eart, wlc nit eveloped &elf about rekee
might think be was going too far abOVe all in what he months ago, su en a in, to 37. lit
hieecculse .14 ly f ll' -
',a expiration nf the isonyed the foot of tee inc..... of Metairie' in the town, Samuel Gard v. Edward T. England.-Claim for 10a. ceneilered one of the worst p 'es in the Pgayer-book, however, attend to his offiehl duties he three we
ii. ug the e intracter which must to a temente, .hi .ex -rot lemon the value at hire of horse and cart. 't
in tbe prater where the prise places bia hands upon the
little tin. as he rating, which from rev to year aas increasine in amount Plaintiff said the defendant hired his horse and cart breast and wine and consecrates them, he believed that afterwards. when he returneil to Linden sulluages
to complete his He thought they shout" net me sight of the fart that if for two day., and he charged him 51. each day. poor ignersot people. when they saw himself or either of general dropey. He shortly afterwards entail*
, ~, rens-rtY wet so ineressing in rel.., the r ,t,,,hie eel. of Plaintiff admitted having received el from Mr. Butt, h's friend. putting their hands upon the bei • 1 and wine, his yacht, the Zouave. attended by hit. real+ teat
to•rsr.is ", eo the her 'ugh we .11. incre. log, 4011 th-y 011: In to put a Wei r wor o m.
but th t to k done fr hi eter, Is si educated than other peel.; cou'd got Mit help adViser Hr. Gill. His pulse ~on rowed t. e
.ho. d ovii Ps the er.d • see , wiliest • hey dela •.I them. .
'4'4 ee te este s wlth inereesel rat • Oli tl° et. -ire aide. He was His Honour said Mr. Butt ought to be present.- f s'ing. tet there wan somethiag in M., act of as normal'beat, the symptoms of drop. meadow.
priest piscine his hand. tope . it, wash elo odd alter tbe he was, comparatively .peeking, rodored t. bin
end of convinced there wen n,. inipoiyem.iiii a C interpolate.' or Adjourned. ns and tbus it was .0 ' 4 into a belief i
sanctioned by the Ihnprovonteet 0 inenit en ...hie, woul4 _ tweed and wi , P to •it n Threughout last year and the present Will
the Roman Cab il e mit i o• trennentotantetion. Mr.
pqt mid t . ').) etti ann.., et of the 'eon, which would POE TLAND. Cwe Glyn i hen referrer! to th • Church El.•ciplire Act, •. d attended to his offical duties up s tu• t let ele,
'he not he adysntsgeow in a Sanitary point of view as well as while .in board hie yacht, I e hwi a r turnot thetas
• Idressing the Kiri of tinaftt Beery, said he wed renew-
' t in an attrenive point of view, and the outlay would In INSPECTION.-Captaln Bradshaw, C. B? of H.M.S. bored hi. lerdship ',yin: in that II eis -, wbere he aleays symptom's, his pulee again falling to under Reknit
A such as they at reasonehle men were wurant .ii in recome Impregnable, senior 'Aker of training "lensed • e .nintenled wich attention, and where his words al e ays lasted for only a few days. About three mit
mending the loan to adopt. His men opinion was after viat to Portland on Thursday, and inspected H.S. carried such weight, that noth•n.; w.ould ever come of it if afterwards he had a fairaing fit en loud his TI
the time given t i this matter, th- items wbich formed the Boscawen. thee gave the bishops the po ver et veto. He fully agreed while lying in Dover Harbour, and we intoner e
mount of lean bad teen well end softiciently considered, with those words. A very ea a friend ef ht• had spent a
I they were handled in eking for the outlay whet' half an heir. Ihe Gill losine tele .ra ',eel f .r. lie di
great deal of money in try.: to twine ertions erreirot
Ibe raped from fire to thirty %mirk What wa• eon. ship howevs.r, again reciivereol, end wilt ' '
t t ,:•.ps. rell
',ter, was for toe lomat.. of the boroegh. Other ple for fah. eaehing he. ell his . fames heti been • '
THE GREAT ARMY RIFLE MATCH. pee • , • • he wasi eeized with tang: • peci,.. A ferthee n
entirely et set e by the Mali -p ct,r{4,4,t his veto aud
eplaces wi ye presenting rich attractions and he had another attack of a 'similar ..heracter. eine
'meta at t . melte their few pounds perfectly GRAND BUOCIUNI or THE " roarAmonas." saying " I roe% all .. tete to .0 en." Ile (the speaker)
s denenly deciored they would never have di.cipline to the William Jenner saw hint in conjunetien with :tee
et and, ea • man of bustle-se, be could only say Church unto 11.. ea.. ~f the l.ish p had le.en set ail le, The symptome again passed away, he returnm is
, himself. he hua to consider his nelehboure
md ellen oil .n may In the improvement of On Wednesday the full remit. of the army rifle match, (Hear, he •r.) It woa only right, that in 'tea ing Witlt the official duties, and, save for the difficulty of heat
ad other m otter' a .nnected with them. 1880. were enneunosd by the hon. secretary, Ciptain mitts,. aft •• tieg the C e re', ....7 ehmold sp eat telt man- he was fairly well up to the time .4 hie don. i%
. individnel. tel. were celled upon to do Salinond, D.A.A.G. for musketry. Thirty-seven teen,. telly. Thom eat t dia a -in., .4 them • ere ites.roes the Sittitolay hi. lordship attended court, and gaud
a the benefit .•f the town, not for any compiled. representing u many lett dice, , and the Clove shield let Mom • p •••co ehe knew led tl. y did walked home, ate his dinner a= usual, ale to
or scheme, but t . lay out their money nemeses entered were 109 offing.* for t`te officere' pria a, nit wish it, en I that they wre Mit D as.nters at heart.
'be town would lei benefited, and by and 411 non-eommissinned officers and men tor the men's In that th• v WPM perf•cly mueekee, the frien le of the arparently well. He retired bi bed abet ellist
re only keeping pace with other Prism. The sheeting wee tar in advance of that o' hut year, Church i 4 England were the.. obe retired to gee the • 11
e even w en he was seized with a sudden Mill or
nest the ediete of the kingdom. and Wee allowed te take place ou any range. Tae ranges Gospel of the L Int J, sae Christ pr-sched mutely, an 1 the the region of the heart, and expired elswetieree
yr wis to 0 tend still in rezard to were 200. 501). and 600 yard.. seven shots at each, M•r ini. lives .1 them who preach, dit blended in harmony with it. ately. It is said that during the whole .4 thr La
oes.. It .11,11 not a matter of Henry rifles, any position, Wm.!' ion lariats toed sese ing. and, thew re, e we. wee,. they edvocated the claims of Vacation, and even up to, Saturday. he :Venal
sity, sod if the hneroventeete The fleet of the team prises, C7B, wee won to, te o °Me .re a ',Sky like the P wtoral Aid Sect. ty, that they ex p eased himself 41 the pnduction of articles on the Ch. it
Justify those who ba 1 given might it be • blessi
and six men of the 56th (Weet Ei-ex) Reimmit. - 'veined the hone the,. ti. t only ng to thi. Church Tke stlenderatA C I i fth append a
en eery, an. one o em
erd c eild not but arrive at at Portland, with the remarkable sere.. .4 89 37. their of England, but a Wenn* to tee country. (Appl ow.)
dr nee. silty. Whilst he ' aggregate score being 715. Of the Helot. Se-glaus-Mejor The rerarend speaker concluded • vigorous ap wch by the October number of that publication.
wkc i Mr. it de. hed Tuck made the highest score, W. This regiment occupied asking I. led Eiliafestery to address • few words of
he could not but say second place in the firing of 1678 and 1679, and as an eneouregensind to them. PEDESTRIANISM.
, tee cermet, sense evidence of their good firing this year, we ulif state thst Lord suayyzaecar, who to let remarkably well, sad
carrying out, and last year the firat prise w. won by Li e 77th Regiment, spore with great vigor sad e irne.tness, said he must beein On Saturdag night, at 12 o'cleck, A. Galeolferg
were ie.teeee in with an average of 81,75, The winning •Core of the by telling them the truth. 11.1 could not give them that commenced at Lilliwbridge Grounds', eVeet Beene
Pompadours wee maie MI their t Poetised, Limit en...incasement which Le did not feel himself It seemed
Harkness. of the Reyel Artillery beiug the marker in the tn him men'. heat. and minds wore so little suited to the the astounding tank of walking 2,100 mile, ei
die's remarks hem ea the officers' c impetiaon Lem. and Adjutant exisencie. of Vie titer'. thet now was but the ;weaning th'itutand hours, walking a mile Uoil a minter jleTi
c mid net Leslie, of the 56th R•giment, won a prise of 12, with a of the final el•we, and thot ti. v were nearing the end of half-hour. Should he prove suceensful, the Lek rile
luring the score of 87 out of a penal.' 105. Sogeent.elelor Tuck the Establiehment of the Church n' England. It was a completed on the Ist .4 January. The niekt •
e'en not' also won a prime of IX for his scare of lif7 (33, 32, 31). matter for ru ros, Atter so loos • period, more than bright and fine, hut very egoist Gale teemed b:4
tee had 40 years. during which roe wo kof that society had been health and Apirita. It will be remembesst tie',
- attended with each great result.. that now such wee the
ITAIBELBUBT BRIAN. sham-es ine Unseen** .4 tee Geurch of Ragland, that at 1
previous matches against time t:ele het aixenitiele
It SAD CASE OF SUICIDE. 50 miles in lOf t h
that moms. ttt ey +tumid hare hundred. of app ications '' -.-- -"re and 4,1( 3 'Palter matt '
which they were unable to Betide, o sit, mere, that grants 4,00 consecutive periods of ten minutes each.
f An inquest was held here on Tuesday let, the ltith inst.. hitherto made ha i hers r••,alle. When in the whole
by J. Column Leach EN , the coroner for the district, on history of the Church • • there ...och rreat necemity for Th
ehe body of Coulee Bennett, • well-known dealer and Immweliats an•l automata action, stet whenever were the e unseemly twinabble between High goi TA
dotter, when the following evidence was taken :- people of England in a better ot ote to remeee the offers of Churchmen, at tie recent meeting et Bristedsraten
'try Ann Bennett said the deoeued was her husband. the emetic.' of the clergy o' tie. Clutch /He wa. very glad isers with " blither" Dale, wan brought be/weevil.
•as a dealer and kept this boathouse. He wee eg to find that at last one hi,sl,np hal openly avowed his pre. mnedetrietat on Friday. After a 1,014 bearing, theine„
of are met 'March. On Monday monolog, • little ferment for the living agency. lir (Lord Shaft...bury) bad determined that the irre 'id Si Bee le
press 0 . r.
', o'clock, he got up and lit the lamp. She did not preached the doctrine of • Hying inserter all his life, He deserved expulnion for his disorder! moiled, kW. Lai
set up, but Saw hint leave the bedroom. This could not j ,in with these whe erects d mighty fahrlea, and needless violence had bee Y ' . raw
min the habit ef doing, but he usuaity returned trusted to hazard whelk r the, were filled or no'. The A fin fha n entpl..yed in his e .
in about a quarter of an hour. His circus- 0011 certain and trete way to +penal to men's heart. et e o If-a-crovrn wee therefore imposed ova'
been very -low of late, and occesioually he through the living sweet L•I them even take as sin the High Church muscular Christians. The 054
irited,irequeetly sighing, and paying. "Oh I instance the Salvation Annt-tbe mod gentian.; thinwa IFUMMous wee dismissed. What would Chemise
tot bleu about to fairs and markets es he that was ever produced in the name of religion. Ltnt them say if • body of Dissenters quarrelled over their 01
st was accounted for by Ms not having lo .k at tbe welt in which they enlieled their living agents, of worship and betook themeelvee to fisticuffs! It
and also he did not like to meet his They pot hold of men and women, toys and girls. in every tme MO be surprised, however at the lama'
tory quiet on the Suoday. He had street, in every town ew village, into which they west, youthful RitualiMs h ' De ' awe
w en Archdeacon nape
inking too much at times, but for whoni they possibly could. and what Was the
5.h.....0.
wmpsy.t.
tha. .
._ . _
ey
.ey.. _
48 4 .
n,
...,......nNsoquenjse forward, as he did on Thursday night in lesie
he
fiitdhahlor
mean
torostelyucithe
r 7.4 whaer,
iluieltri ff'l.wouldllll and, amidst the " tremendous cheers" of a elawil
. carter. end on Monday morn. permanent. but it only showed what the live/ asen clergymen, proclaimed a war 4 marmite aeleolul "'
tto his work, sad when be could do. kt that museet he oould reoall to nolnd TA cy
Church Aiwsciation, and recommended Hawse:ln
'edit° he saw the deceased. where entirely, owing te the living agency, there of Lord Penzance to the Thames.
a rail beside the brook, desoWd bends of try Were
a, earnest men who were the very salt e
Nis asked Mtn if be had of the times in which they lived, and with who -- -
he
which was tee way he rejoiced to +ay be had been in communication for thorniest BIRTHS.
et, when he mid the 30 yearn By the bye, there wee another bishop, a maa of November 4, at Melbury Peek, the wife of Mr. ille
... having left Open wonderful knowledge, and he hoped of tient wiegioni-the Smith. of a eon-
and then he said Bishop .f Durbam--and he bed bees speakieg at•inesti g November 13, at Fbresehill, the wife of WV
i•bill, end if he where were discussed the best 016111111 ef enlisting ttlee We,altera._ed • Kin; ~.. tat.
anywhere. He masses of the people in the service of the Church. Ha "even'''''' a"-• - Marl-street' thnithenietet°
the middle ot (Lord Shaftesbury) was sue. that if the plan ti th - wife of Mrs ft me of • son.
e en *nun-
Sated were carried into offset in thus noun es, hundred Nomenher 14. at the College. Weymou_ ,th they'll"
Attnt seven of tsvple would be found ready tn help the Church a /tee 0, R. Gilbert,_Head-Master, of • death
• As ter. _,
he went Om Bishop of Durham laid, peop's would not put th November 14, at Tarrant fluorine, the wife of 11"
em,-.
ook, and selves node' the ministry of the Church of Ewd4A4 ta if i Q. Fowler. Prematurely of &daughter hdilltment .
eby • so bound drown that they eoeld have woke. entionet their November 141,Langton Herring, coastguard-states.
Near own. He knew clerrymen who weight bind doss their wife a Mr. R. -r`dleY.k____a a eon'
the helps; if they could, to detain Ones and subissete and November 15, at 46, r rome•terusee, Dorchester, ad
As partitmlar pusses' of the aim, but th lei
ey woo not el Mr. J. J. Louis Burford, of a son.
I subunit to it: they would have free thought and frse November 16, at Hamilton House, Arlington'''.
action, and Cold speak after Vie+ own fashion. Now if Lady Wimhorne, of s, sm.
hh6 aillTry would Met get hold e three men, and they cosild ~.,°ata2r_he2:_..24. alammainleiglie Wordetone. Haat', ti".
o se by hundreds, end allow them that fredom of "',„eret'eeetca. A, , seq., of a daughter.
night end aetion, which, ea true and honest mew they ,„tertvg,Mbee 11, at the New ge,rackst Doming/AE.2
N enti,lnd to, and then send them forth, he believed 1.1t,±0.!_, Quartermaster-Sergeant Laird, of the "'
-mat result. would anmue. We have now come tai '"nunt` of a .°°'
Moult timer. Keay reforms were rev:tired. 11.
'oubt there MARRIAGE&
were many elterritecese Lille Prayer November tat Milton._Portemoutheby the Refeeerli
weary and deelreelgal -lie dad not think thet Gerede II A., Bonner H. Mumby, ill• S, of leer' ....-
h they had th • et fd
thi the Math was the eon of Claris; Mouthy, Captain 3rd Hants it. %. so
siccelito ettfweeiines In it, bet rather that the Port. to Nnilis, only daughter el Alexander Itaw'd
particular doctaiose in their hearts. NA
• now r ni eel
at red to Inset the wants of Nesemberit st Weston Church, Bath. br the '7;ei
to carry Into effeet the print:lool ftt the Rev. H. F. Crockett rector a I.* Os '-
,Moral Aid Society. It wee speally ,to Mary, widow of T. Itaxworthy.
lenge that In their great el
harts the 90th pen the November 9, at the parish chard', Sande" ~„,a
ali rr.....
,rotrt,. Rey. G.
dßaftugge vicar, Mr. J. Dsee•.o.ae°-
41001 namberti'dial not even know
10 na, second ter of the late &Mune °"--
prnsidsi over them. In these Farine. new Selisbur7- eeo, g C
1 shonid go amongst the people. November 11, at Woodford Church, by at .."- I
gleam sag the doubt apciad Timm. Omega limey. eldest son of Mr. Gwv 84.10
oreat canes of the aims and W...arehmuon______.ha lilario____..• Math daaghter. a Mr.
. Pill'
sive not bow it was to be WO°° ...a.m. ""'''''"'''
'on ef 110°_,
the living scene. teenaber in' it the RaffistrY °al"'
W tewt:iir
tog hot the attn.) lee., rim. IN of Corfe Castl ,to Ellen House, S •
‘r the Peet. no tleginigt November 1S at St. Nicolas Church, Morseesl.o
eon exmitht art ter as Rev. W. C. Frampton, Joseph Bedford..
___o6 rels-ren
•ea could this Southampton,
_Haute, to Dorcas lane. Terma•••„„_.
the real difliculty IN Mr. S. H. Gillet (blacksmith). Hunt amr"''
mat the people,
weld hops to &preen DEATHS. 1010
be* 11, at A Australia, William
eis dnty tote Ford, late of Bou motieb
of Londoo , aged 3d 110
Ne exhibi-
• Noventhde4=Baisi Cheltenham, Colborne it,
D,
a the late Rev. William Baja ..'
badmen °Mined
eat for WileW
R Ntweenber kat a, St. John's Harpist isoleht
the
• *Oh Mrs.-IL A. Dennis. wed 75 d &WI
Ploventher Se et Brighton Hurl* wharf -,01 of
II Colin Shakeups's, Bengal u'vii grnoisals her • dew
' =dutother of the mm. w.a.k, n. Loki.
..ilg
NovemberbolersaddienlYe at clee, ted felW.'
Mu Cm toe over 30 years, a eel-
'ant of the fecal y, aged 65. sldw PO
%Agin, Mr. Moore, formerly manager
%inaged 43. Illelf
t st S. John's Cattalle• F4lk.u. ..t
'win fiewn in his 76thysm. eet r-
e. 1111, at COpas Hile_l Witabledem 80--
~.
e Cavtle, lee of Wight. seed Old 0._,,,0. el
11, at 13, lionoverderreoe, etereeZsi•
EM., aged AM late SeerehirY w""
opos
Enthetrast, Beidetorte Kr' I' C ..e.
rr,
s Chiebeeterroaa, Iseadf.e.ei le""
mil Thome flastail,
'Aleuts sged 31
tt atgle.strest.
°°l
',cod of ka&liva•
aulion Mai°
,m,.............,..._- .
-are ro- , ,
-rieri Ewa*
street, it 9
Iggellee 0 1
ewe"'
eette"''
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