The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-28 00:00:00

fitneral /fetus.

Ts' witotts floes, is Ossossesd of Sir Wlflls
lawman. Stie groat surgisso, who Ins bola strum&
dowo by s disease, orbiob, at his silvssosil years,
may bs expiated to have a fstsl birralastios.

" A FRIZADLY 111111/."—A labourer named Robert
Woad has been admitted to the Halifax Inermary
undsy the following dramaturge :—Oo Moaday night
ha was uteri) in • beer-luso I Jal-lane, whea • man
who sat next him said he would giro him • friendly kite
sad then bit • large pesos oat of Edward.'. lower
Up.

lii. RODIN Al. who was blown across the Irlals
Channel some weeks ago I his balloon, and who since
failed In two attempts to amend from the
Palaes, hu met with a serious &evident at Cork. He
/ell from the ear when darting the balloon, which wee
then carried away by the wind, and nothing km bees
heard of It. Mr. Maroon is mach braised, bet no
bones are broken.

A Ni* PLoor Pot MIL WAI.POLII.—EIet Majasty
has arranged that Mr. Walpole shall be the Waists
in attenuant at Bo!moral. He will sort probably be
sneeeseded by Us Doke ot Richmond. Mr. Walpole
in all probability will be the responsible Minister of
the Crown nominated by the Govarnmeet to a seat
on the Ecelarlarticol Titles Bill committee. Anwar
the first witnesses to be *tangoed Sr. Dr. Manning and
Cardinal Callen.—thr Owl.

soemoseded

Rgrome Bru..—Ws bays moon to
Were that the mein features of the Irish Reform
Bill ars a ed frsnobiss in boroughs and ES in the
empties, with voting papers. It I. not intended to
make any addition to the number of otatives,
nor tilt proposed that any borough be &strum.
°hind on Le 000.136 of the small number of •1110i0M
bat the IQ stein of grouping will be resorbed to in order
to redrew' inequalities. It will awe be proposed
to give ono member to Us* Queen's trnivenir4.—The
Owl.

Ceaten•sr lINANITT.—IN writing to • Bristol paper,
the Rev. James Hunt, of North moor Grum, nays :
" The services at eleven and two o'clock have been as
plain and unritulistio as polisible for the last six
months. Mass is sung at eight o'clock in the morning,
an hour at which nearly all the Protestant parishioners ,
are in bed drtink,sleeping off the efforts el their Sunday's '
carouse. How can this interfere in soy way with their
liberties? So long se the old services are left in their
pristine ugliness, what right have the parishioners to
grumble if I choose to give an additional service?"
VACCINATION 15 IT ANT 1300111—The general public
have been not a little startled by the appearenoe of •
memorial to the Privy Couccil, printed by order of the
Hones of Commons. We have erected • statue to Dr.
isomer. We Lave ever ranked him smonpt the world's
greatest benefactors, and now • number of medical nue,
Including Dr. Charles Pearce, Dr. Csplin, end Dr.
Snootier Hall, declare that we are under a delusion, and
that in scientifie circled "there la a lazy. sod Maur
log seepticisen as to the utility of venation in this
country, justified by the fact that for some years put
the proportion of vecwinated patients, when @null-pox
prevails, 1. 75 an I 80 per cent.
Toe following translation of the Chinese letter
received with the first eonsignment, per ship Cherokee,
of Hornitnan's Pure Tea use rendered by J. Sommers,
Esq., Professor of Chinese, King's College, Ludo°.
The original letter has for teeny years being preeraved
sa a literary curiosity. "28th day of Third goon, Le the
year Kweihsow. The tea shipped is truly beet, prepared
with additional care.wittiont powdered colour put on leaf,
whieh the experienoed educated =trilobata will take
notice. We honoured by your instreetions will con.
tinuously regard them. MINPOIII HOMO. To London
Foreign Merchants, Hornimans."

Tao following testimonial was presented to the eaptain
and °Moors of the 8.8. Denmark (National Steers
Navigation Company) On her arrival at New York
from Liverpool :—" New York, fish May, 1867. We
the undersigned steerage paaag.. by the National
Steam Navigation Company's as. Dooms* from
Liverpol, take this opportunity to Moder our damn
thanks to tke captain, °Meer', and steward. for these,.
and kindness esmaienoed from the. oft our passage
hither. We deal,, to express our entire matiarsotion
with the prevision and culinary departimeat, having
been supplied with an abundaame of Nab provisions and
everything neemeary to our comfort and Malik, which
is shown by not one of our number having been is. the
sh,p's hospital during the pampa" The address wad
presented by • deputation of eighty paessegart, who
bad signed the testimonial on behalf of ell on board.
A Haul on TEI Moltuatrr.—Williare Bask, •
sailor, wee charged at the Mansion House o* Thursday,
with being drank and disorderly. On Wedoesday ahem
noon the primmer went to the top of the inesament and
bogus mooing round the gallery in a very amilted Mate.
Ea that tea id climb over the railings, end misseededi
la gettiag his bead and part of hie body Davao, mkt,.
Frederick Hamilton, the emident lu 'se and another
man caught bold of kis tqp and coiled hi. back agaim
He Uses swore be would murder them, and ran round
the gallery after them. The smistant kenos ran down
the stepe, and the primmer elms after Ida for two
Sights, when be sat down and coodasted Masif very
straggety, paying he wished he was 26,00) miles avg.
Hs was gime into melody. He was drank.
,kain of the pasomer's ship said theyrereLeingtt:
all that attarneos, and he promised to
getikag drat* eels. The Lord Mayor, =h e
he faith of
be captain's promise, dimisatged the primmer.
Bl•WL/10 II CIIIROIL OD • recent Runt the
Vicar of Leominster had choral revise in his *web,
and while be was intoning the Litany a Mr. ()admit!
(who somas to be an anti-ritualist) sheeted "Good
Lord, deliver um" In inch a mummer aad so many times
as to make the Visa, nervous, and finally he broke doles.
Mr. Davies, one of the obarebwardena, pet his hand on
Mr. Caldwell's ehoelder, toning him as be did so that
los was disturbing the 00,••••• For ibis ant Mr.
Caldwell brought a charge of aMmdt, width wee heard
a few days sines, in a crowded smut. before the
Mates at Leominster. Kr. Martin Bradley, the
Cherish organist, swore-to bearing • load voles make lb*
responses, and that the Vicar's voice trembled, the
'heir flattened, and the War earq the Godsons
lasiorreetly. Dlr. Caldwell wee then charged with
unlawfully disturbing the View, the Rev. A. G.
lidistart. The shank warden was hoed • shilling and
the brawling cam was diantimied.

EITRLOLDINLIT Emma° Algoma Homan—An
alarming **mule Ins broken out in the stehles of Mr.
!Wilmer Jeoksoo, the proprietor of the omnibus, run-
ning between Leeds and Burls , Kirkstell aad Ansley.
Glanders and tam menil..tsd themselves ehotatuder
the istrodastion tato the stables—which are
la the Blank Ball Yard, Lands lane, Leede—a short
time ego, of ahem which had been obtained at Barley,
but the symptoms were not properly understood, mil
the adooted animals wore treated for isdasam.
Broughton sad Mr. Cuthbert, veterinary
ntheinasatly examined them, and then it was diesoweoud
that they bad boss attached with glanders sad fang of
the most virulent form, and tbst the only hope of
arresting its rasps depended npoz its &Am si=l
"stamped out." Tin smash were eaccessivory
and deaths or slanghterinp took place almost daily.
Five bones were killed oak &tardy, them making up
the list al TWIN within the last Sew days to Mem
On Saturday the mosinder of tie horses wen In a
healthy state, and 1117 wore removed to other stabler In
the viethity. Mr. Isamu estimates lab loos at about
000.

Calm Braman awn Me Raging LAMS-71w
Cloonan al the lisle= brains abet on Wednesday ma-
Kr. Edmond Beaks, presideat, in the disk. The
following letter frees Neat Biwa& wan reed 1—
" Berlin, Nay 17, 1087. Gaama,-1 have the
6300,17 Meeksowledes the of a reasiation Peand
at a osetise of restrapolitian frees teed's,
friewily and temperases mod other aseletees, and from
100 Laadea breathes of the Liana Leaps, •0.57"‘'
laWn the potpie el North German ocar.Le ashisermint
of fall reprometatioa and sato by sad so=
lag very Madly cm my seediest la ad and
that Reform I wee glad to thiak that tbo might of Yr
late &inhale& sad the eeeseediaCei 16" °ids" sad
L11:1body, should have met elm so mash sympathy
:014 I•try the history and inatitatioas of ebb* bare
always afforded, sad will ate ~I to @Nerd. • 11444
lateresehis objest to the soratiny aad rellestion r
esalinenhal pollinates'. Nay the time be net far
'Waal when all the nations of Itareps will bun their
attention to sea other for no Miser impose this SIN
of la seed goveranteal mad the arts of peeve.
Toe will oblpao.a by seaming to the taseihers of the
emptier the sriestaa of my deems Wake fee their
lathering ameasieMet 01 wirt 7 bore leen Mae to
mire the 11 sad any eassery is eealesmity the
indlyillael eherasere el swilfq 804 0141•0_1
f L=l. 'I am, Closallemse, year obeilwil siresid.
—To &Weed Beabs, Nes.. sad the other
I ineentiee Olken of the Re= Limos'."

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