The Blandford and Wimbourne Telegram. — 1881-04-08 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

KEEN'S MUSTARD." Gardner Fare, went into OW Alivitg two other Then the white-faced coward whilanered anti liftici tit - .1s 't thnre some mistake about this n "ad. r. surety ittor:hip:d:pose c.ifrt cutting "it stick. In the paha wood he Ban jewelled hands, '6Mustard's Keen " would be nearer the truth. a hen's egg lyinc, on the ground and ebee • a And Sir Rupert set him tearing his mantle in narrow -- - .•- - - - ^ -. 1 -- .e.= a hole it ............,...-.. •yr- ne Werit-home, "and in le n thai Then the stripe were twined together and tied to a rough I four hours succumbed from spasms and convulsions. Th. stone seat, egg is supposed to have contained poise% ifbad to hav And ever went brave • Sir Rupert, clinging with hands . been placed in the wood for the purpose ilf4es rop'd t •m ' and feet. lairds. ~. BY order of the Goverment, Lancaster Castle was an Monday taken poniewsion 'of by the military atithoritiee, as the new military prison for the Nortli of England The *outhern peation of the prison buildings nine used for military prisoners, and the norther portion- the old part of the prison-for civil prisoners. A CONVICT warder named James Reeks teas sentenced at Portsmouth on Thursday to three Month' imprison. melt for, trafficking with ,a,convict in October last, the convict .bning now on ticinst-of-leare. The viarder can. veyed letters to and from the convict and: his mother in London, and fora consideration of £l9 offeretho backup a petitionsto the Home Secretary praying for the release 54 tlangonvict. .. Timunk Mr. Bradlangh announces that the words , the parliamentary oath have no binding foreti upon I I lonsciewset he is yet willing to make me of them, provided ;hey are insisted on as the condition of his taking hi tiaetit.... AT the Centtal Oriminal Court on Friday, In Chinon, inseph Sinith, 17, 'and' Frederick Freeman, 'a.".3, were each sentenced to five' years' penal servitude, thilwo mined with ,twenty.stroicen With .fttie at, for inol robbing, Me• Higginbesttom. surgeon, of am, at Kings Cross. . r IT is announced in the Gazette that the Queen's birth. lay will be generally kept on .Thesday, M1y,..24th next; . nut, in order to avoid interference with the lousiness ol ,Narliameit on that day, it will be celebrated it London ione on Saturday, May 28th. . I Has MAJESTY has been pleased to appoint General Sir ~ W. Fenwick Williams, Bart., G.C.13.,,t0 the vactint office .cof Constable of the Tower. . iIER MAJESTY has also approved of gnelikabairient of .51r R. Malins as a mem P ber of the hity'Coti ' 1, on his retirement from the Vice-Chancellotaltip. ' ' , Os Thursday afternoon, a terrible murder, jawed by k'nicide, was committed near Dolgelly, Merionethshire, by 'van Jones, a retired printer, of indepentinit mean At eleven o'clock Jones and his wife, who lived about ' twn miles from Dolgelly, went _for A walk, returning at half-past one. Mrs. Jpoes sat downialmat of the fire 'arid began tcP read it newspaper. Jones sent* servant out, and then it is supposed he attacked his wife from behind, cutting her head open with' a hatchet. Having killed his wife, he went up-stairs leaving feetmarks of blood on each step, and committectsuicinie by cutting his threat. As Postmasters have not enough to do timiy are in Ware to act Iva reciaiitiug offibern. Emelt' Office is to en. hibit in a conspicuous place a notice that "every informs. non as to the advantages of the arriny, and faiticulars as t 2 the wanner of enlistment Can be obtained within." The candidate addresses himself to the poet-rmiter, who therenpon hands him a "form of application to enlist," which may be filled up then and there. Should the applicant be unequal to this labour, the postmaster will take it off his hands, rand address these applications, after filling them in, to the officer in charge of the recruit. 1,, .., I  Frestedb  hi!  lug district. AT Witham Essex, the body of the Rey. J, L. Collins, tiairty.eight, Congregational minister at FMchingfield, was found drowned in the River Blackwater. '.Deceased had received many anonymous letters which more or less upset him. Those communications contained numeeous charges. An inquest was held, and a Verdict of suicide while of unsound Mind returned. THE Rev. W. H. Jervis, vicar of St. Paul's, Colchester, has; it is stated, just socceeded in discovering, by means of a reward of £508,„ the registration of the mardage oi hiagrandfather, ley which, jf proVed,'`fie Will' be enabled to claim the title of Viscount St. Vincent. A'CiA3rElarrat has contrived a novel design for frighten. ing a wife., He locked her up in a cglar with two ferrets, causing her intense bodily terror. lie will not be able to repeat his vile conduct, as the wife has obtained a judicial separation. SiToutn Mr. Bradlangh be re-elected for the borough of