Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1883-03-16 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

MINOR. CANON Rouen, of Canterbury Cathedral, has been present in bis official capacity at the enthronement of five Archbishops, and hopes to attend at the induction of Dr. Benson. - - - - -  AN i9torltntftg ceremony took place on Friday in the rooms of the Liverpool Mercantile Merino Service Association, Mr. James Aspinall Tobin in the chair. The sum of I,oho guineas was presented to Cr.:-..tain Clibson and the officers and crew of the steamship gli,,iittc on behalf of the owners and underwriters in sccogr.it'on of the safe voyage of the vessel ur.der dit.f,mlv elrcuar stances. There was a large attendance ,:f si,ipowners. underwriters, and shipmasters. Captain Gibson received a cheque for £5OO, and £550 will be diviied among the officers auti crew of the vessel. 4ilf3, MOODY AND SANABY are a mission at tbe Free Trade Hall, Manchester. Ths Bishop, with ai:lozen of the leading clergy, acc.inaps.rjed Mr. Moody and Mr. Sankey to the platform, and remained during the merviee. Mrs. Fraser was also present, and the hall was densely crowded. LOUD ii,..LICUT MONTAGTJ, who became a Roman CAthOlk: 15everai years ago, has, it is said, rejoined the chur,:b of England. . . . .  IT it. ROM that Sit Richard Harrington, the county court judge, was so ill when he arrived at Warwick thie week that he was Unable to go to his cow t ; Dot to delay the affairs of Justice, Sir Richard decided that the court should come to him, and accordingly his bedroom was transmogrified into a court-room, the judge presiding In bed. - - - - - -  Ti -HE Iles. G. Wood states his belief that many ewhnmr who are supposed obe seized by clamp are stung Ivy jel!y fish. The shock of the Medusa is net caused, he says, by poison, nor by electricity, but by a power at present unknown. ' -  THE sword of honour presente,l by the inhabitants of Cairo to Lord Wolseiey has been ferwarded to his lordship through the Forriign Wigs. It is of the most costly and magnificent workmatwhip. - - - -  AN order has been issued from Dublin Castle prohiNting the pony and harness which were attached to the car so prominently linked with the Plicenix Park murders from leaving Dublin until the trial of the prisoners is over. .The car, which liax been purchased for exhibition at Madame Tussawl's, and which has arrived in London, has also to he returned to Dublin. Ma. Wlta.iiVil Yosys, a wealthy merchant of New York, committed suicide on Thursday at the bongo of Colonel Myers, United States Consul. Dunifei mline. Mr. Yost s and Deneral Spencer, who were on a tmir in Scot. land, arrived at the house on Wedur slay, with a view of staying a few days. The three gentlemen had breakfast together after which My. Yosts retired to his bedroom to dress.' immediately aftei wards the report of a pistol was hear tool utem Colonel Myers entering the room he found Mr. Yosts lying dead, with a newly-discharged dotibl..l.strell-.• I pistol beside him. Mr. Yost, is Raid to hre !tit Ir me estates. lie recently brought an action for di.. e a his wife, but was nnsuccessfill, and th'mtrY el ott his wind. Ile was forty-two years it age. Tog c at it cremating 7,000 bodies per 8111:11 11l a'. BoinbaY is clay 133,000, less than lOs. each. A nosisum comes fimn India that Sir Salar Juii,3, who died recently. OA was reported, from cholera, was really poisoned. The rumour is said to be founded on the statement of one of the European doctors who attended the Indian statesman in Isis last illness. Boma of the french marine insurance compAnies appear to he in a precarious condition, and the of certain of them is anticipated to be imminent. The csir.e may be attributed principally to over cunpAition, which has nattually brought in its train a considerable reduction of rates. Marine disasters last year were also unusually nunomous, and to these are traceable the uncertain position of souse companies. Tan Bishop of Argyll and the Isles is lying dangerously 11l at Biiglitou, and no hopes are entertained of revisory. The Bishop, who is a brother of th 3 Bishop of Oxford, was consecrated in March, 1874. Iv is stated that Mrs. Langtry is about to nyike the United States her future home. She hat cancelled her enga."etnent to play at the Lycatim, and Dion Boncieatilt is writing a piece for her for America. Ma BRADLAUGIII, speaking at Noltingh int, arol referring to the recent Freethinker prmecution, said lie intend(l to write a public letter to Mr. Jaoice North on the um:, tier in which the trial waa oandncted. Up to nom he laal always felt that be worskl Ise led rz • ts Gs tried tor ifs life by 'Hog lb judsotai, baer,ang tibro-,1 l• 'fore whom I t had. appesred Gad at least tbstausel Li Li ur uetr, sort acknowledged when. they ?sew ci-4e. The ref usahot MaG. Justice Nettie to grzat noniatrous that he. wag anitiiiipe tor wax i;sails spumy to  •