The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1882-05-26 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

OOO. _  Ma. Oughts VI/mime l'Yrrtt, undergraduate d Keble College, was drowned on Friday afternoon by tint upsetting of a boat near Godatow. THIS PRINCE Or WALrI has taken Coworthx2i Sunningdale„the seat of Mr. J. Arbuthnot, forth. week.  Tits Queen. accompanivl by l'rinreaq Rubio, and Priocetuwa Eliviblth and Irene of lieu.), left Morisse rank for lialawr.d.  Twe great fire which broke out on Thursday In tho Saw Mills and carpentry yards at Lyons has ranked Is damage estimatod at 4,000,000 f. Ihe yards Wonted to the tiocitte des Fonderies 1. l'Horme. Fire thousand railway wagons. In course of construction, were burst, and about I,Boo—ianne report' say 3,ooo—workmen bars been thrown out of employment by the &mato:. THZ London, Chatham. and DOM Railway Compare pior at Queensborough took tire at about 4 p.m. ea Friday, and was totally deotroyed.  As Italian, Cie:ilia Bantle, owner of s rasp el " fortotwtelling canary birds," was fined se. and cods, by the West Hartlepool Bencb,onWednesday,for obstructs Mg the footpath. LOl.. Bd. was toned in his posasesies. Tux O'Donoshne, bayiag affected • settlemest el bis financial affairs rammed, hi. parliamentary Maim us Thursday aftersoon, Woe his first attendance in the House of Commote this session.  This Inner Cirole Railway Bill of the Metropolitan and Metropolitan Districts Railway Commas' on Friday came before • Select Committee of the Hose el Commons. which passed the preamble so far se give • year's extension of time foe the construction of the Al the Sombre County Court, Charles Hunt, ono of the banner•beamrs of the Salvation Army, was sold for fll ss. Them was • _pro cession of the Salvation Army, preceded by Hut waving • banner. A Man was driving a cart down Nan. Iwo', and met the procession. Thecomplaint was that thi waving of the banner caused his bores to ally and ma away and injured plaintiff, who claimed dentsgee.—Ths Judie gave • verdict for the plaintiff foe the moan claimed THU wills of the following testators have boss for tbe respective amounts of personalty underineatt:Lei t —Lieutenant General Robert Cannon, late of Folkston*. over £74,000; Mr. Joseph Harris, of WasteMse, Leicester. under £15,000; Mr. Thomas Camp, late of SAW& Herta, farmer, over £27,000; tia Env. Omega Wsoll Braikenridge, late of Winaah, Brirlington, and of Clam moot, Clavedon, Sornervetahire, over £14,000; the Hop Spencer Dudley Montagu, late of Hare Hatch, near Tarr ford, Berk., over L-21,000; Sir William Payne Gallwey, late of Tidrlglebylairk. near Think, Yorlubire, ova £9,000: and Mr. Willis Henry Lowe, late of Marlborough Hoes, Lower Addiscombe-road, Croydon, over &OR ONK of the curiosities, and it may be added withal' flattery, attractions of the Grosvenor Gallery, is • wales colour painting by the Duke of ArgylL LAST week quite a erop of fine edible mushroom' was discovered growing on the roof of Canterbury Cathedrel.  A Bictcte meeting at Hampton Court reaultod 00 Saturday In the meet gigantic promaidon of thie character that haa ever been witneneed. Nearly 200 club, mai repreeentativev, and no fewer than 2,350 machines vete on Hampten.green.  . A rumen nt living black bass, the now famous gaol fish of the United States. Cantu's, and Mexico, was recently brought over by Mr. George Shepherd Page, the president of the A nieriesn Fish Cultural Association, awl presented to the Duke of Sutherland. These fish, each about I lb. in weight. the largest that bare ever before been conveyed elite n distance of nearly 4,000 miles, ban been safely deposited in a suitable lake in Sutherland. A RAILWAT contractor at Crittenden. New Mexico, having brought coolies to Philadelphia to build a railway, the other labourers revolted, drove the Chinese away, aad hung the contrattor to a telegraph pole, keeping him ma isinled until lie pnanbed to introduce no mom Chines&  THR anspiciona parcel which Veal sent to the Duke el l)e'jon.h ire won (mind to contain nothing more terrible than ofew geological sp, damns rent to tbe family. THE body of a girl named Simms/ has been found I. the River Welland, at Spalding. The deceaaed, who was only U, years of age, after having had a quarrel at bet home, went out saying she would commit suicide. AT the Preston Sessione Jol,u Mercer was charged with stealing e horee. prisoner and another man had daringly tuuino the animal, value 60 guineas, from. farm. They drove it over 50 miles, and being unable to sell it, they took it to a knacker'. yard, and, professing it was diseaaed, bad it killed, and received Vim for the skis and carcase. A sentence of 18 mouths' hard labour was passed. IN consequence of the great difficulty which I. SDI tonna in ventilating the St. tiothard's Tunnel, It has boos considered absolutely necessary to see what can Do dons to supersede steam by meann of an eleetric railway. Siemens is to be employed to conetruct one.  FROM the North Sea alone about 100,000 toss of Li are landed every yesr on our coasts, and tie total 'apply coming into London is estimated to be equal, for be pusa poses of food. to • drove of LOCO oxen daily. This inlet eating calculation la mode by Mr. Spinoff Walpole, the new LleutenanteGovernor of the Isle of Man, who woo for some yearn associated with the late Mr. Frank Bulb land, and suhmequently with Professor Huxley, as nO Inspector of fisheries. Mr. Walpole believee that vigil proper arrangement., an appreciable reduction In the price of flab might be brought about, and that an immeoM quantity of excellent food that la now wasted might be made available fur the use of the people.  - AT the llow street pollee CoUrt at week, vendor 6 n mrd 'homer J. nye was( omrnitted for trfrol= charge of wilfully breaking Pk panes of glass, vain* C&. belonging to Mr. Edward Dwyer Gray. M.r., at till London offices of the Fr...mares Jownual, 211, Reread When charged, the primmer Paid he Mid done it in ear sequence of a '• scurrilous " article appearing in the ADM paper "against Englishmen."  MIL JOHN Rom Jimmies, M.P. for Carmarthen, es whom Her Majesty beg been pleased to bestow the honour of kniebthood. In commemoration of the roma visit of the Prince of Walea,is a manufacturer M 811111118ci,. of which !borough he has been thrice mayor—mm*ly, im 1869 -To, Ib7o-80. and Main in 1880.81. He is Wm • magistrate for and an alderman of Swansea, sad • magistrate for tilamorganshire. Haring tinsuccessfolly contested Carmarthen at the last general election, he Ira returned to Parliament early in the present yearefzti e constituency. in the room of Mr. WWwoo, who a County-and Jodiraohlo.  THE "MANOR HOUSE" MEDICINES These hem all mho I the het of time Irvine been kemni and largely used for some years, and the momently increasing demand for them prove them h be ths very bcet Fensi4 Medicines, perfectly este sad thoroughly 0101140 W.