The Blandford and Wimbourne Telegram. — 1882-12-08 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

COT.9NEL WOLSELEY, a brother of Lord Wolseley, hie been appointed an aide-de-camp to the Queen. THE Hon. Conrade Dillon, one of the new members of the London School Board for Lambeth, is a clerk in Somerset House.  3  MR. AtintrEw GARDINER, who by an appropriate :coin. cideoce is, or rather was, a gardener at Dumfries, went out to America a fortnight ago to take possession of a property worth more than £3,000 a year, to which he has unexpectedly been pronounced heir. And now the towfl. crier of Kirkcudbright has just come in for £3OO per annum, also from an American source, He "cried," professionally, for the last time, it seems, on Monday, when the event was invested with a ceremonial character, half the town having assembled to hearlhim.  ANOTHER trooper of the 4th Dragoon Guards, who bad been invalided home from Egypt, dial laat week at Brighton, and was buried with military honore.  JAMES MARGERISON, 64, a ;striker, commited suicide while in custody at Blackburn.  AN elderly farmer, named John Bell, of Kinaidle, to Forfarshire, was returning home on Thursday evening, whent.he was accidentally thrown out of his dogcart, and sustained injuries which resulted in hisAeath. MR. JACOB TAYLOR, a gentleman of independent means, has just died at Macclesfield from hydrophobia. Although bitten in May last, Mr. Taylor felt no ill effects from the wound until within a few days prior to his death.  P t  AT Sheffield on Tuesday 8.4 family of eight persons had a narrow escape. A beerhouse occupied by Harry Dale was discovered in flames while the inmates were asleep. Dale escaped by a ladder, but the children were thrown from the bedroom windows, and wce caught by the police. The tire-escape got involved in the telephone wires which stretch over the street, and could not be brought uP in time.  A TOUTHIGL horse stealer, Robert H. Hindmarch, only eleven years old, was detained last week that inquiries might be made of the Home Secretary as to what could be done with him, he having been brought up at Bishop Auckland charged with stealing a pony from the railway station on the Oth ult. A reply having been received, he was, on Monday, ordeied to receive six strokes with a birch rod and to be committed to prison for one mouth with hard labour.  THE Cartnarthen magistrates had before them on Saturday a novel prosecution, instituted by the Inland Revenue Commissioners. A farmer was charged with us;ng an unlicensed carriage, it being alleged that during a journey he carried a quantity of household furniture in an agricultural cart, lie was able to prove, however, that on the same journey be carried butter to market, and upon hearing this explanation the commissioners issued instt notions that a conviction was not to be asked for. Vile prosecution was therefore withdrawn.  A MAN who had married a young wife, James Truscoe, sixty, miner, was charged at Sedgley, the other day, with shooting himself. Prisoner's wife died about four months ago, and a few days after be married a young wife. He subsequently became desponding, and shot himself in the region of the healt, shattering his chest and blowing a ywiti,9) bis ;trio off. The magistrate said it w irasuiugd that ira;r Wa4 Minh end 0140504 retagralto thy-1i  P  4