Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1882-05-26 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

HOIRO3O- Chemists, London."—A letter received:" Gentle, tnen.—lt may, perhaps. interest you to know that, after an extended trialL I bare found year Glycerine Jujubes of eonelderable benefit (with or without medical treatment) in almost all forms of thillesses. They soften and .le.. lb. Volo4.—Tosas faithfully, GORDON Bourn, Ileedee Pbrekdin Illusielpal 'Moat Ned Sat Inatansi."  QUOtnet Of Net/l• 416 HIM MAOIST? bas conferred a Bomalay epos lb* Right lifail. John WaMaker En* 103rd Mane 01 London.  ----LORD Roe/smogs is engaged to marry Misr Leyland flayior, the daughter el the "tACNI Q4loll9lPRee_iir and." Sinner, ladies with aloes-cropped hair, sporting hat* snd "down-the•rusd " coats, are to be seen perched won huge dog-carts, and driving about the West-end of London. Tee measure for getting Mr. Green out of prison is to oe opposed in the ifouse gf Common.. There are meinowe who think with Lord °reamer* thet rkffOrlis ihowld ha left to the consequences provided,lsr, fee  A DIG Derby sweepstakes was, It Is said, caroled as the Stook Exchange. The subscription was C11:00, but suy number of chances might be purchased. Th. Las horse only takes the entire subscription, Which Wills expected will amount t 0.610.000. e MIL CHARMS WILLIAM PEWIT, undergraduate ii Keble College, was drowned on Friday afternoon by the upsetting of a boat near Godstow. Zah  flu-n-iiingiale;-,he-s-eat-Of Mr. J. Arbuthnot, for the week. 'Fun Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice and Prinossese Elizabsth and Irene of Hose, left Winds* en route for Balmoral. THE great fire which broke ant on Thursday In the flaw Mills and carpentry yards at Lyons has resulted In damage estimated at 4,000,000 f. The yards belonged to the Bociiite des Fonderies de Illorme. Fire thousand railway wagons, In course of construction, were burnt, and about I,Boo—some reporta say 3,ooo—workmen have been thrown out of employment by the disaster. THE London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company's pier at Queensboronah took fire at about 4 p.m, on Friday, and was totally destroyed. AN Italian, Ciarilla Piargle, owner of a group ot " fortune-telling canary birds," was fined sa. and coats, by the West Hartlepool BenchonWednesdayfor obstructing the footpath. £2O Is. Bd. woa found in his powasion„  THE O'Donogbue, M.P., having effected •settlement of his financial affairs resumed, hie parliamentary duties on Thursday afternoon, being his first attendance In ths House of Commons this session.  TH2 Inner Circle Railway Bill of the Metropolitan and Metropolitan Districts Railway Companies on Friday came before a Select Committee of the House of Commons. which paused the preamble so far am to give a year. extension of time for the construction of the AT the Sombre' County Court, Charles Hunk one of the banner•bearers of the Samition Army, was sued for fll 6s. There wad ai's• cession of the Salvation Army, preceded y.Bus waving a banner. A man.wae driving a cart down New. sad met the procession. The oomplaint was that the waving of the banner ceased his horse to shy and-rins away and injured plaintiff, who claimed dasiagee.—The j.tgave • verdict for the plaintiff for the amount 'Titwille of the following testators have been prom& for the respective amounts of personalty undermentioned t --adeutenant-General Robert Cannon, late of Folkestone, over £74.000; Mr. Joseph Barrie, of Weetootes, Leicester. under £15,000 ; Mr. Thonim Camp, late of Hatfield. harts, farmer, over L'27,000; the Rev. George Wear' Braikeuridge late et Winaph, Brielington, and of. Clam moot, Clevetion, Sornersetehire, over £34,000; the Bons _Spencer Dudley Montagu, late of Hare Hata. near Twy. fMrd, Berks, over £21,000; Sit .Wililam Payne Gallwey, late of Thirkleby•nark. IW Ihirek.,,lforkahire, OVIN £9,000: and Mr. Willis Henry Lowe, late of Marlborough House, Lower Addiscombe-road, Croydon. over £48,000. ON2 of the cnnosities, and it may be added without flattery, attractions of the Grosvenor Gallery, is • watia colour painting by the Duke of Argyll. Leer week quite a crop of fine edible mushrooms woe discovered growing on the roof of Canterbury Cathedral.  A Simms meeting at Hampton Court resulted on Saturday in the most gigantic procession of this character that has ever been witnessed. Nearly 200 clubs sent representatives, and no fewer than 2,350 machines were on Hampton-green. A NUMBER of living black beep, the now famous game Ugh of the United Siete', Canada, and Mexico, were recently brought over by Mr. George Shepherd Page, the president of the American leishCultural Association, and presented to the Hoke of Sutherland. Thews fish, each about 1 lb. in weight. the largest that have ever before been conveyed alive n distance of nearly 4,000 miles, have been safely deposited in a suitable lake in Sutherland. A RAILWAY contractor nt Crittenden, New. Mexico, having brought coolies to Philadelphia to build a railway, the other labourers revolted, drove the Chinese iv ay, and hung the contractor to n tclegroph pole, keeping him sue. vended until he prombied to introduce no more Chinese.  THE suspicione parcel which %sae sent to the Duke ol Devonshire woo found to contain nothing more terrible than a few geological gp, eimens Fent to the THE body of a girl named Simeoe has been found in the Elver Welland, at Spalding. The deceased, who was only 15 years of age, alter having had a quarrel at her home, went out saying she would commit suicide. AT the Preston Seosioni John Mercer was charged with stealing a horse. The prisoner and another man had daringly taktn the animal, value 50 guineas, from a farm. They drove it over 50 miles, and being linable to sell it, they took it to a knocker's yard, aud, professing it was diseased, had it killed, and received 15s. for the skin and vireo's. A bentence of 18 months' hard labour MN passed.  IN consequence of the great difficulty which is now foun4 in ventilating the St. Gatherers Tunnel, it has been ooneidered absolutely necessary to see what can be done to supersede steam by means of an eleetric railway. Siemens is to be employed to construct one. FROM the North Sea aloes about 100,000 tone of flak are landed every year on our coasts, and the total supply coming into London is estimated to be equal, for the per. poses of food, to a drove of 1,000 oxen daily. This interesting calculation is made by Mr. Spencer Walpole, the new Lieutenant-Governor of the Isle of Man, who was for some years associated with the late Mr. Frank Nicks land, and subsequently with Professor Huxley, as an inspector of fisheries. Mr. Walpole believes that with proper arrancemente, an appreciable reduction In the price of flab might be brought about, and that an immense quantity of excellent food that is now wasted might be made available for the use of the people. AT the Bow street police-court last week, a newspapes vendor named Thi•mas 'Times a an committed for trial on the charge of wilfully breaking six panes of glass, ' value 030, belonging to Mr. Edward Dwyer Gray, M.P. at the London offices of the Freemen s Journal, 211, Strand. When charged, the ',moiler said be had done it in con. sequence of a "scurrilous" article appearing in the abovt paper 'against Englishmen." Ma.