Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1883-11-30 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

LORD FRANCIS O. OSBORNE, of Glenara, Windsor,was violently thrown from his horse while hunting with Sir Robert Harvey's harriers at Thorpe, near Staines, on Tuesday, and was seriously injured about the head and upper part of the back. THE Home Secretary has ordered the release from Reading Prison of Charles and James Williams, of Swindon and London, who were conviated at the Reading Sessions on October 22 of conspiracy to defraud the Great Western Railway Company of the fare from Shrivenham to Reading and sentenced by the Recorder to sex months' imprisonment. The jury recomniended the prisoners to mercy, and the Company consenteo to the Infliction of a fine. Petitions had been sent from Swindon and from the jury praying for the mitigation of the sentence. A TERIMBE accident occurred on Friday on the Lake of Geneya between Evian and Ouchy. The steamboat Cygne ran into the steamer-Rhone and sank her. Twenty of the passengers were drowned. A MAN named Marshall made a daring attempt to escape from the custody of the police while being conveyed from Mansfield to Nottingham by train on Friday. lie , was handcuffed to another prisoner' but got free and leapt through the carriage window. Althongli he sustained some injury, be got up and ran along the line pursued by a polies officer, who had followed through the carriage window. Marshall ran into the river Leen, and was there et akeu by the officer and subsequently lodged in gaol at Nottingham. Loom) NORTHBROOK has consented to remit two years of the sentence ef five years' penal servitude passed by a Portsmouth court-martial upon is seaman named Endersby for stroking a ship's corporal. In connection with the case an influential metnutial is about to be presented to Mr. Gladstone protesting. agairst the infliction of penal servitude by courts-martial. Among the gentlemen who have signed are Lord Stanley of Alderly, Sir Louis Mallet, Lord Francis Hervey, Sir Wilfrid Lawson, the Bishop of Bath and Wells, Mr. Foljambe, M.P., Captain Price, M.P., Mr, Caine, M.P., and Lord Sidmouth. The prayer of the memorial is to be supported by a public meeting. THE will of the Most Excellent Setter Don Antonio Lopez y Lopez, Marques de Counillas, late of Barcelona, was proved in Loudon, to upwards of £101,000; of Mr, Henry Sladen, late of Lancaster-house, Porchester-gate, 1 to over kr,4,000 ;of the Rev. Thomas Heathcote, to over £30.000. Miss Breen, only daughter of W. W. Beach, Esq. M.P., was last week arown froni a pony caeriage and sustained a severe cm:emotion of the brain. A FINE of kri has been inflicted by one of the London police magistrates on each of two butchers who, finding a eaker's cart standing at the door of a publichouee, drove if with it for a "lark." A SURVEY is being made by the London and Smite. Western Railway Company with a view of extending their tialiffip's Waltham branch as far as the Meoti Valley :Wages. 'INK TicHsotiNE CLAINIAN's DauCHTERS.—Two (laugh' ennoithe" claimant" have been for some time past crimple:. ,ng their education at a ladies' school at Guildford. At the recent distribution of prizes in connection with the Science and Art Classes, a second-class certificate wag 'warded to Miss Agnes Tichborne for proficiency ill nitatoical knowledge. AN impression prevails in certain quarters that there is an indisfiseitiois on the part of the Government to in• elude Ireland Lu the Household Suffrage Bill next See. aion. THE Queen has approved the appointment of Maier. General Sir Peter Steil Lute:slim to be n member of tle Council of It:die, in succession to General Sir Henry W. Norman, appoieted Got ernor of Jamaica. DURING the cyclone which took place at Lacrosse, Arkansaf, three veleo). were killed. At Melbourne, in the same state, one person was killed and 16 iujured. A large amount of property has also been destroyed. A BOY of le, a Reseals, at Ayleston near Leicester, committed suicide by hanging himself last week. Be had shown no symptoms of insanity. SAME wicked wretch write io Mrs. Morgan, wife of Docker Morgan, public 'Analyst of Swansea, declaring teat her husband would lose hie appointment, and that they would be reduced to beggary, and in a tit of madness she drowned her child in it bucket ef water. VICE•CUANCELLOR BACON, who has now before him a heavy financial case involving the attendance of eighteen Queen's oniusele and which is expected to occupy ssoue weeks, is 85 years of age. Altheugh somewhat shaky cal his legs he gives but little indicistion, when presiding in tenurt, ef the wear and tear of lea long career. The following address to the German Emperor has been gee. by nearly all the Beads of Houses, Protessors, and 1 eLews of the Oxford University :—" o His Imperial Majesty William, by the Grace of God, German Emperor and King of Prussia,—We, the undersigned Heads of Houses, Professors, and Grsduates resident in the University uf Oeford, deeply sensible of the benefits resulting to the cause of freedem, learning, and religion from the great movement originated by the piety. getims. and courage of Alortiu Luther, desire to express to your Imperial Msjeety, and through your Majesty to the whole German people our heartfelt my morally with your rejoicings on the 409th sunivereary of the birth of the great German Reformer, whose wig ,ii.es to mankind as the purifier of zelisiou, the liberator if thought, and the founder s.f a hetiotiel German literature, ehould ever he held in grateful ntemory by the people of England, snit not lout by our efficient t; At Wesansineter l'oliee-entirt the secretary of the Lae Writers' Provident Invtiturion was eummened by Mr Henry Tompkins, chief clei k isi the (Alice of Air. job, Malcolm Ludlow, Itegastror of Friendly Societies, Lome, the as and 39 Vie., cep, 110, sees. 14 acil 5?. fr failiog to make en annual reiteci ci the a,ets nt.,l of I iii snooty on the hi ~1 ,;mittaiv 154, wherel.y be wit- Lal.!E to it penalty not illg lir. A it ta. o ..s to . hr. as no teturn IcC ruin mint° fl,l Z., years, micii titter notice. A tine of 205. and suety was her:teed. ii the cases of Hackney Frio:die Institution, United Lithographic Printers, aud Geste:eau Union ' ily Society, She sumMinsies mire withdrawn.