The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-02 00:00:00

ACCIDENT ro THE HON. ERNEST
CURZON.

While ehoothsa in the grounds of
with his hyother•in-law. Wailer Haire& bp., on Fader
efternoen, the Hon. limest Core.n. of the 3rd Howatei,
w oacllsntnfly shot It aleyeaw tkat lIIr. Basset stumbled
nifty come Namibia's, when, bingo accidentaily discharged,
the coneente the nel.o and face of the H
Carsoo. who we. immediately taken to the o.etle.
Hedpal aid was sent for from Ilfracombe and Barnstaple.
Doctors Harper and Tomtit' quickly arrived Alho.,it,
badly hurt, the wounds are not considered mortal. The
Hon. K. Ourzon -ea married some month or two since at
Curzon Chapel. Mayfair, to Miss Banat.

DIVORCE IN TIM BOMBAY PRESIDENCY.
The Jusgin•lndian papen ante that the action of Dr.
Myna the Bishop of Bombay, in condemning the marriage
or penalla legally divorced, and warning the awn of his
diocese ego eat solemnising loch itilions, is beginning to
ocaotio. inconeenienosi. The &menu Gonne states
there is now gentleman in Downy, who, having
been romp•De 1 to divorce one wife, is unable to obtain
the benetion of the Church for his union with a wood.
lieu. (we are told) a member 01 00 Anglican congisgation
In the city, and hie pasta refuse. to celebrate the mar.
nage in the race or episcopal prohibition. It le wield that the clergyman who, tit • &imam difficulty rimo
liras ago. considerately c eme to the rescue, iii noes for
remom which ere n:t &Moult to appreciate. to officiate
in lb. prevent tennis, and that the perutexed auitor
kw' to resort to aotne other method of tying the nuptial
knot, and settle the I.latter with his spiritual advisers
afterward t

1 ZWE ELOPIMENT IN HIGH LIFE.
: The following further Dartieulars respecting the elope-
ment of Lady Misenaghten are given. A few days ago Sir
Francis lll•onaghtan's suspicious were aroused concerning the fidelity of hie wife, in consequence of his corning home
suddenly train • shooting exisslition and finding Yr. Thornhill in her boadnir. Ilr. Thornhill was ordered out
of tbe house. Lsdy Mesnaghteu is said to here remon-
strated with t•ars in her eyes She implored her husbandS
forgiven/en which wag inlaid on condition that no
further intercourse should be held heti/gen herself an I
Yr. Thornhill, which she promisol. Next day Sir Francis
messed the shooting, and caning home in the evening
found that his wire had taken her depristurik Mr. Thorn-
hill and Lady Macgbts having be-n traced by Sir
Breeds to Bray, near bile, be proceeded thither and
implored his wife to return home, if only tor the sake
of her children, end promised further forgiveaeu, but she
firmly refused sad banded bile an invanto:r of all articles
of furniture, ec, at Donmarafe House, shish bdonged to
her. with the roquert that they should he at mice for-
warded to bow lodgings at Bray. It.. doubtful wic,ther
Sir Francis would comply with Ale I...quoit He has
weedy token preliminary steps in the flublin LI itirts to
secure • throve. Watch.
_,...arArdirLi to the etotramente
c.lrragkt ke U.N•ralo44, 'nil net he Otwosed, Lads
ten was • mineral favourite in the North of
t=,hara,rl eepecially in tits neighbourhood of Boshmilla.
The re tare of the MaCrirtsor *ewe has descended
*r.
whit* has been sent I.
Moat empathy Mrelir Wawa who
Me hese lift In cherge et tees ream ablidemsatightee.

LATEST.

DEATH OF M. OAMBETTA.

The Central News Para correspondent says M.
Liambetta died at midnight
Feu% Monday Morning.

M. Gansbetta's death agony lasted alma one hour,
Ids face now looks peismf al as though asleep. The
sensation bare Is tremendous, newipspers being
bought op with the greatest eagerness.

DEATH OF THE EARL OF WEMY.SS.
The Earl of Wemyss died this morning at Gosford
House, Haddingtonshire ; he is succeeded by Lor
Milo, and latter's advancement totbe House of Lords
will create • vacancy foe liaddiogtonshire.

THE MALAGASY ENVOYS.
The Malagasy Envoys left London this morning foe
Manchester.

MR. DILLON.

Mr. Dillon writes that he has deferred reidgning hie
seat till the begining of next Session. His so's reason,
be says, for retirement Is ill•health, an I not any weal
of faith in party action.