Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1865-11-16 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

AII4E-tie engagedin'4l eansider pouring out their petition to the Most Hlgh for merey',-."..e• on the when the balls cams crashing through the windows and "il hit three among them, The roof immediately gave 11 way, and every soul rushed out.. Mr. Alberga, with wunt his child in his arms, received the first blowsy and hie ,11 Akan, to at cries of "Save my child,'" moved the heart of re 'ff 'ock. woman' who. tOokethe l,ittle inneeept away and con-;wed him to lais,met .7 h,er. :Cotr elie and Mr, sass M'Pherion hid him uriderthe,floorfrif, but the glare off i! `cs' the fire betrayed them, and they were pulled out ands ie ble butchered.. The Rev.' Mr. Herschel, knocked dawn-one:A 48 his knees in vain sued for mercy and offered ransom e• i It the blows fell thick ,upon- him till be was laid low, -an& while his hegrtyet beat, a' woman cut out his tongue' ',a ' and held it up in triumplie',,Cheer after cheer rune -.* through the fiendish band after-each new act of atrocity, 1 Mr. Cooke, the clerk of the 'Peace, was pushed under f the floor by a faithful black servant boy, and remainedial the whole night in a mud puddle under it formed by 'logs. ' Lying- there he -could., jest see thrreagh the. atervals of the pillars, the feet of the rioters me they 'eel by, and hear some of them boast -that 'they liadt Ind Wink, pieces. His unfortunate brother bad My been mistaken for him, and he owed his safety that circumstance, which prevented further search ter. him. The next morning his faithful preserver id cOnspanion watehe&the opportunity and led him ) the woods, where he remained concealed until the Ilitarf. arrived -froth Kingston. While the wife and iildren of thiagentleniaii, remained concealed in the ouse of a dritkgist they heard the boast of some men ,ho had _brought ,wounded companions there to be Atiged, ,that "'they' had chopped up that fellow lephen Cooke so fine, is wife would not be able to Ind a piece of him." The unfortunate woman with, liffiettlty-ecinpresssed a shriek, which, had -she utteredi t, might have at once drawn down-a bloody reveng : won hetekind protector, the druggist. "Dr. Major wes Medi-over the - railing at Mr. Marehallek's, tout, that t•entleman was summoned by the rebels to come and take charge of him and lock him up out of harnia....4way. While Dr. Gerard was about, parties frequently . came around bine with threateningd gestures, protesting that bettor his being a doctor _ they would chip him up fine, and warning him by what. they had done of the :necessity of sticking to them if he wished to- continue 'safe, At other times he was embraced and patted..' While Mr; Cooke' .lay concealed under the house he, 'heard distinctly each dreadful act of murder, and could. tell - by the exclamations of the mob, lie.roans of Mr. Price, who lay with his. .eg, having been ripped open by women.. .os got held of a eword, and sold his life dearly.' The mob jointed his Angel* leaving them hanging by some small . teguinents. and laughingly dangled them about with a jeer-" Now, you write no 'more Rea to' the Queen against men- The prison was opened and the prisoners set free. The mob amused . themselves by dressing the.priseniers in the Policemen's clothes. It is remarkalile that excdpt Mr. Alberga's child no vibletice was effered to - any 4omen or children up to that time. The rioters, it is said, drankne-epirits on the day of.the butchery, but bad inspired themaelvep the nigh', before with potent draughts of ram ana innnowder,P. .:!f  aq  Are  71)1f  148/ tR i., : , : iiii. , _.. I.  , £424 153.1 average, Ac. ,; amount, £l,old as. _ 00 qrs ; amount, to, o J t 4.‘144 ' \.. , . -., • huis ay 'e ented ensuing yep. :appointment will .be gted, MatisLOtioti, as II( _ office pi tree previous ()ma. ,ycrs' band aft .rds honoured ti, members of the ',C9uncil by performi residences . In the afterpart  . - . .4; , i I. A - , aim i... ... .—. ~..... ~.... or-. aillnlb. .417101111•12.010 OM 11•1= ma, 4., ...1111... ll= ... :.... i 1111... ! • ' i k I . ~v. _ ), •• t hiii ~- ... i 1 , t ; / ' .... i , 'iound' ~ I ........II I ~ 1 , f . ' / IT‘up,p4rs that at Paiis, which . otntiouali ill, dear( st on the Continent, prices • bersWeat range considerably below those of the London butchers.  ‘ApIA 111 k I ' the