The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22 00:00:00

"LONDON CIIIT•CHAT."
(Front the World).

When Lord Cranbook wail in rooting at Barna:al, it
was represents., to 1.w.1 Beaorrodield that at sorb a trolls
to public affairs the Indon Secretary Might to be at his
poet, snd that the pulOio joornala weru begioniue to
dio.a. Irie &moos in a diso uioti tor manner. The Frannie-,
however, not ego LI to the emeritener, sail, unabashed,
repliol : "The Secretory of State. at suer a moment,
mut It., be in corm attendance upon the Queen, in order
thot he may be able to acquaint her Majesty with each
nee incident as it UMW,. and to take her inomdi.to
commando"
I look my first trial of the ColaboDouvres last week I
and tonna ber very sotisfactory. For toy own part,
guj .v a .I.lici..ui immunity Guru seasickness; but those
who suffer from that colowity, so dreailful to thenisebres,
es
omuoiog io others, will be glad to know that the
tierce, too •4 V. 3: . ba • I. e. grioily reduce I by the
tomparotivo Att. 41364 of the twin ship. Anil thaw who,
yOke invoolO are dogitatinolv soot sad boaory at MSS can
sporiceiate the emu( it of the private cabins fur ladies, and
th„lolition of • Minkel horrors which made the old
meolooda of the Commit passage a disgrace to oar
mimeo ,otirl our Wu..
I ar,asbe whether it in truo that fur several months two
R 00... „thou.. Use* been reili.lent at this Court of a
leotiug Intim Mime When tre Control Government
at WO doorrere,4 the pc i lenes of them uowekonas
summers, they root emitratel with hi, highborn.; but be
Is said to havo coolly role ....1 thoi as know ...um ..12,, as
travellers, sad that all floret. whatever their nationality
(so to which he never toque:4), who visited his dominloos
In thot character were admitted to Meleke of his
hospitality.
I hear that iii. not improbable that the 113 ed Hier Two more failures are reported from Glasgow.
hosiers may le *Moroi I, Afghanistan rid Otbraltar, as It's announced that the Nile has begun to fall in Lower
the Amer, and, indeed, all Indians, bora the roomed Ksypt.
respect for iur Celtic soldiery in toeir Prioaly. war Mr. (Radii ins will attend a 'matins of Liberate st Rhyl
/mint. . at the clove of this,. onth.
Emil. as well an Irish politician, are looking forward The German Government hs.aprohibited the rale. Abaco
with a keen anO posiohly an torcharitable antielpatiou of 4 the Paris Exhibition lottery tickets.
•general row to the condiog collisiou between the Buttit. The Aberdeen Horlour Board contemplate improve.
and 11, Pa-nelltrea in Dublin on tile ccooilou of the ieuto at that port which will coat C 1.50,000.
Ilion" Rule Coovention. Mr. Bait. lam all. to say. is A New Zeeland telegram mya that Ave Wesleyan
preparing a declaration of policy, with which he will imionaries have been Mon in that country.
surprise the Home Rulers on tba in ruing of the Coo- The oldest judge upon the Bench is Sir Fitzroy Kelly,
veution. Ile will proiehly attend Von 'public demonstr. rho on Wednesday completed his tend year.
Goo." soil there "dish the Cohlo.lerotion. But whether The Prince of Wales left for Pori. on Wednesday.
Mr. Boit put in au appesrouce or not I am oertatn that Contrary to expoctation the Princess did not accompany
Mr Farhell will 110 tior leader of • new Home Role him.
&port ore, the chief object of which will be the ext nem. Monsignor Dopenloop, the Bishop of Orleans, died
of tlio Confederation plan of local action to the whole of suddenly on Friday. The deceased prelate wa. 76 yaws
[reload. If the country rein.i to mower Mr. Fontein' of age,
invit tom, Ileum Bodo is dea.l, and ita obituary may Lis The 38th autumns] session of the Congregational Union
written. • of Inzland and Wales was opened Monday evening at
Count Karolyi. who has been absent from Berlin during Liverpool.
the peel few weeka, is expected belt in that city to take The Sultan has confirmed the sentences of death passed
final leave of the Court and his numerous friends at the upon several Bars and Kurds for the atrocities they have
end of the present month. His lixcellency will eater us committed.
bia new poet, as Austroliumorian Ambassador at the The funeral of Mr. Whalley, U.P. took place on Satur-
Court of St. Junes', to succession to Count Boast early dim, the body being interred in the Goody vault in the
in November. old churchyard. Ruahon.
A moiety, mode of begging has been reemily adoptiel It is confidently expected that Mr. Erasmus Wilson and
by name of our platoons. Their parishlosere are so well Mr. Dixon will be knighted for the exertions they made
off that they require no extraneous aid. But the person in connection with Cleopatra's Needle
is a pauper. He has no vicarage suited to his rank to live In the London Bankruptcy Court Tuesday, the BUY
in ; therefore be duns you to provide him with bedrooms pension was reported of a firm engaged in the spice trade.
and parlours. Theme attained. he finds that a chancel The liabilities are estimated at £70,000.
would be an addition to the church. He "gels up" a Colonel Burnaby, speakingof the Afghan crisis. declares
subecription for this purpose, sod succeeds ; and the that we are probably on the eve of one of the most serious
vicarage is pretty. end the chancel or the tower undoubted wan that we have been engaged in mince 1815.
improvements. Sunday saw the Irish Sunday Closing Act for the first
lb. Tunisian guest, of whom arrival at the Palace I time in force. Contrary to expectation, there were no
am ke lost week, is pursuing his prosperous career. The disorderly demonstrations of any consequence.
Sultan finds more and more delight in the society of his A Mthelor comic remark' that it is singular how
eumoloOmee friend. They remain together till far on in the early in life • child gain' the reputation of resembling
riiiht, mid all soon as the insoossious monarch awoke@ In
the surly morning he mods for the indiapensable com- the richest and best-looking of his relatives.
ueei,.. To the dismay of the native pushes, the inter- The latest return shows that there are over 76,000
leper has already been advanced to the highest rank in tits paupers in London, of whom nearly 40,000 are in the
oilmen oierarcby, and takes Ida place amongst the Otto. workhouses. These figures indicate a slight decrease as
mm Ministers at the Cabinet Councils. Some go so far compared with last year.
a. to expect his sc.:chine nomination to the poet of Ton Eiimmoms. —At a meeting of the Lymington Rural
Grand V Misr. It however, generally believed ohm Beni Authority, on Monday the medical offiosr
even by this time he discovered to Ms cost that some that be bad visited tbe Shikers' camp, and found
of the acquaintances be has lately made are not as inrm them 80 in number, all welt
pensive as they are amiable and condescending. Tb• following is • copy of an advertisement in a New
It has been emeeeted that. • second Aristides, he left Jersey journal :—" To be sold. 131 suits in law, the pro-
his native city because the Tunisians Lad become weary of pro-
perty of an eminent lawyer shout to retire from busbies'.
Note: The clients me rich and obstinate.
contemplating the spectacle of so much malty mil virtue. --
Another version has reached rue, but ea it is less Battering (From Vanity Fair.) nut Lase Timms Oats out the alarming fact that within
the period covered by the 38th volume of the Low Timm
to the elevated themothr of the wan.lisring statesman. I We underetand that there is • considerable probability
put it "de as untrue. No ;I, for ..ne, will not believe of Parliament being called together for an Autumn reports, 07 decisions of the High Court of Justice were
o
reversed on appeal by the Court of Appeal.
the vulgar rumour that he has made Tunis too hot to oemiom
hold him, and that he had succeeded in engrafting certain The occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Anatria It is now stated, the authority of the Ministerial
Lourmdsv , that Mr. W. H. Smith and Sir M . Hicks Beach
Western vice' upon time spreading branches of the tree of to fax from being complete. Not room than one quarter • e renounced their Intention of visiting Malta and
Oriental conception. Persistent rumour has even rad. of the territory has yet been occupied. Cyprus, owing to the uometd mate of affairr, in the Etat
corously attsoked tho moucem of his accumulated wealth, All the policemen and sentries stationed on duty at the The fatalities from yellow fever in Si th America are
and insinuated that hie fortune is not entwely doe to various public departments of it. Petersburg have been still numerous On Friday there w :Moths in New
inheritance and frugality ; but I glally hum from this furnished with revolvers, which they have fell dim. Orleans, and 35 at Memphis. The wee:ether hos, however
painful sub vo
subject to inquire to whose advantage, besides his tionary power to UM in the event of disturbances. At b.... seel and the comme continue. to slowly she,e,
pyre.
his supremsoy is likely to torn. ye trope...ion le the sante time each police station in the Capital M trr
s been 0 '
that be I. rather French in tendency ; nod as the diplomace supplied with • number of theme weapons for distribution ILIDI aaos. —Th. Sheffield police have rocolved
Information that between Saturday night and Monday
ot ,he 8e.ii,0,., whatever may be said at Paris. hse been In Mae of necessity among the police; and sirrangmeuts moreong, the premises of Mr. Walter Giheon, auger
steadily working against us ever shoos the Cyprus Cones.- he"' been made for ermine with nrnernl°mlere tns manufacturer, were catered, and two pairs of bellows
tion, I CO•i•rture that the appearance of this star upon detachment of political police (gendarme.) quartered on cat to res.
the Byzantine horiz . will not tend to restore Sir Austen the °Moist residence of Mesenteotra sucessor. General Air u sr° Bmomite. m—
_.— ,s u—athot .
Lag:r. its waningto influence. Drenteln. pp ne (Quint-
is lor • St. Athens coach this whit.. The The Duke of Cernbrides is reported to he essence no means ••nc• 4 °Ka") le equally liquid and refreshing se
oenial and popular Sir Henry de &the is One of the easy in his mind as to affairs in Ind* and to be courier:6d tea, affording moreover a sterling support to the
proprietor.i sad there are mom sleeping partners . hose that additional European troops should bare been already system. Unsweetened. Each iret (6d.) is labelled
retiring natures will not allow of their names betas lent out. The Ministeru keep earefolly out of London, in "Jeff= Errs and Co., Homoeopathic Chemists,
mentioned ; but they will be found on the box, spite of the threatening aspect of aff dm ; but the Deka London."
It is no uncommon thin; to hear of guns, supposed to be hoe remained in town. Tanosa lagers:nog. —Soreness and dryness. tickling
unloaded, going of and "hooting the unwary; but I was The Middlesex magistrates have refused, by a majority and irritation, inducing couxh and affecting the voice
in a country limes 33 in Soutland the other day when • of to 16, to renew a !Irenee for music and dancing is ...
which room have been Hammed tor Only
.or thee, symptoms use Eirpie Glyoerine Jojoba':
in boxes 6.1. and Is., labelled " Jolla Errs end
fishing, ot charged with three dies went off, and tended the Argyll Roomo
a full.groen young woman in the entianoe-ball. She those during the last thirty Yew. eith the ex.
oapovenol tube parsing along, yttit• uuroomious of her motion of one occasion only. I ern glad enough of It. for Co., Homeopathic Chemists, th,oThreadneedl.street,
fug, when it party of gentlemen after dinner were di. there was something particularly nauseating in that and 170, Firo.lilly, Loadon."—Eppe's HOIZIG9.•
moo do se dos un of an Americium split bamboo, and were establishment. and, "morality" apart, no man of ooreism Medicine* ere sold by DOWEL Won*, and th:
modem rridiestis east* into on imagluary pool. Great was deoeney or tot' ever frequ,nted it. But what I can't Dorcheater.
their conoternatioe when sbneks were board laming froin understand Or the neoessary connection there seems to be The Press Amociation is Informed that Mr. Gladstone
the calm ami tranquil depth., and they found • fermis between music and doming and iramorolitgy. tv•• appears h notified as notifi his willingness to address his constituents in
rushing wildly down • dark passage with the line. The that to prohibit these is to abolish that ; m that 0 fiddles , November. The meeting is expected to be very import-
ioentleman who had poseeyeien of the rod ot the mom-it and feet could only be banished fiwm the "'Aril all men ant, as Mr. (Matelot:le will not only review the past ...eon
did not fully realise the situation at Bret, but instinctively and women would be for ever chaste sail admire ile. of Parliament and comment on the great question., I
kept her head well up. . bile another, out of pure habit, A certhin oath«n in one of the Irish commands hes the day, but will make it the OCCaltion of taking a farewell
eeizol • rot and set off in pormuit with the rat of the lately distloamthed for the numerous acts of in- of the Greenwich elector. It is probable that a banquet
party. N itwithstandicg much protest on the pant of the suhordiniation committed by "Private Thomas Atkins." will precede Mr. Glaiistone's address.
you!. Lady, who declared she 'was not caught at all," The following little jokes were perVe Mrs. tiara S. Felts has been celled to the Californian
they sumeeded in dragging the unwilling captive back to Tin pot thrown by Moe Atkins Na lat A.A.G.'s Bar. Mrs. Foltz la • widow, who has pursued her Mudics
the light, with all her blushes and ell the dies upon her. :—Missed. under difficulties that would have discouraged moat men,
Alter • moo careful awl • wow [Liam° examination, that ruts of tobacco extracted from mouth of Moe. Atkins ba4,2, so oroptott. to speak of end aye ...Aw
„hir..
found an " artful dodger" in her boor, • ' redopinner No. I arid aimed at his Colooers face :—llit fug. to provide .of. Vogt of the time she has done her own
lurking in the motes of her skins, and, still more shock- Fist of Thomas Atkin. No. 3 airued at to* Adjutant's housework, and has occasionally delivered lectures to eke
int " • profowor clinging tightly round her waist. Oam face o—Hit. fair; Adjutant henceforth titian, a in.{ out submit... She his now weed ...mai through
bound to mar—and whet I have already said is true—the tondo a aver. examination. A woman who can do all that Tor
gentleman who officiate 4 on the trying occasion showed The guard-room cells. ettertor_ele_
...w. Mo.ty ~..b.2.,...,ikema herself is likely, we should say, to take good cere of 12hr
more ',Owen than skill intrying to cut out time profesithrs unto a haute In niermose7 is ••• ..."'''" s" '''''''''''' Clialat•—&•••
but, taking it all round, their piscatorial adventure was a windows. Amoco TO NOTWZne I—Are you broken in your rest, hy
success, though not without its Mager. Has short serviceallytailllC to do with this stet* of a sick shim sufferingwiththe paina
cutting
teeth! cio
English countoo cousin., lately at the Paris Exhibition. things 1 at mos to • Mamie' and get a bottle of Ras. Wrostow•
went fo we the Balton Capttf," paid a treat togrie
us.side One Lowenhers, who halls from Hat•••rlt, hat. wri_o46_ Scarfing° Mar. It will relieve the poor sufferer
the enclosure, then found there was a blebs, for to me, not for the first times to suggest that I would ei immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to
the ascent—which they Melissa. Seal ale ad once mend biro a Post-offing Order for iff for an "entice test. It produces natural, quiet deep, by relieving the
ment of • " Balboa Lao," and i that they original lot " of the "Hamburg Government 11,,_sy Mild-from pain, and the little cherubs wakes "as bright
recognised the opportunity of • gratuitous ride, they Lottery, "to which be says I may win • prise of ClB.Tha sea button." It soothes the child. it softens the gums,
preaented themselves with sanitise countammes at the I shall 'do nothing of the kind, so long as I have the allays all palm relieves wind, regulates the bowels, Ind in
place, and then discovered that, though the charge foe Thames handy t. throw my superfluous cash into: and it the best known remedy for dysentery and diarrbm,
moot in tile "Balloon c.otir was twenty from. that for somas to as. one of the most amazing pieces of impudent+ whether arisim from teething or other cause.. Mrs.
time" Balton Lan was Me hundred I for Mr. Lowenhers to mod cholla:1 all over England in wimoroioe soothing Syrup is sold by Morticing dealers
Trade is had, they say. Who would think it to look at , the expo:tattoo that people who know nothing whatever everywhere at Is. lid, per bottle. Manufactured in Now
the etiormous amount of building going on in the Olty f of him, and who cannot tell whether bets a Hoteitthild or York, and at 193, Oxford-street. London
Go where one will, whole stomata and 'rulers are being • Benson, would send him their mosey. because he mei FLORILINI I —FOR THE Tam' Ann BREtrit.—.% I.••
pulled doers and ra-bellt In a .th whim betokess. Man, that there is to be draws in Harai•tr• • 14401 of which drops of the hoUid " Flordine- sprinkled on • wet tooth'
and indent lavish, outlay. 0. the other band, the the know little as they do of Mr. Lowenhero brush producers • plaaa•Ait intone, which thoroughly
'Limber al ease., floor, and eves whole basses to let Is Oysie of the: sights le the world was to he s•S• cleaners the teeth from all permitss or import harden.
w U..* ti b" bear. fee • l••• lf••• In gathers lath week on sPeetikiaMos Weide 011 Lord Loam the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the meth
iVomeianeAlyf Q.". Vleteelllllper"-oost. ofel'e.e‘ sad
the methitha msrmesee.thar tintle; fewils pcnperty at it Mae • esrlell of a peculiar piterly-whiteneth and • delightful frump.
unotheened. teat." sad mes the way of it: —At the toil.. breath. It noncom all unpleasant odour arising
I°°l or idu .... •_,....au11a ah2l hurdle" from dewed teeth or tobacco smoke. The gime...
(From Merefeimo lewerkad° Morning. being composed in part of honey end err.,
r h....a ...ya dory (which has the Mose ~..2 ~...,,,
--1441.14".rtir- -1.7 -,--7•71:74-ro. • laiiiiiii-fs-delicious to the test. and the greatest toilet die
Aoremor
mingesh zhe pews Iran= --
'l,mies.ekri aWatbri.. , cowry at the age. PACO Ils, ed., a all Chemists sod
=randealterisist 07 Harr 0 (Warr, in pace&
mini pea

There is as knotty point of Civil and Ecclesiastical Law
which many dwellers in cathedral cities would like to see
settled. A friend of mine wu staying in Bristol last
Sunday, and, haring • short time at his disposal before
cat dune his return train to town, he sttolled into the
cathedral to hear the anthem. To the anthem succeeded
the sermon, but as time pressed my friend was unable to
listen to more than the early portico of the discourse, and
at the ent of See minutes he evoli an exit, to vain ina
lo het) for an openin. in the stout curtains which bad
been tightly fa.teneil from top to bottom, and In vain he
cast an sppealin isce at the verger, whosimply acowled
with the unmistakable air of, man who says, " Here you
are, and here you stay !" And star be did, listening to
Canon (Sedulous, with all the Christian spirit which
might he expected from a man who had lost hi. last train
home. Now the point is. is this keel 1 An action
against the dean and chapter for unlawful detention wduld
st_leut be interment.

A DACOUTII.B WZDIMIGI POKTION.—A celebrated
pianist, who had two daughters, .me nineteen and the
other eight years old, lost his leg bye railway accident.
Some time afterwards his brother artists got up a
subscription and a grand benefit, which realised •
thousand pounds. This large sum be nettled on his
elder clang-later, who was engaged to be married. A
few days alter the wedding, his little laughter cams
Into his room, and, alter he had played • little while
with her, much to his suprire he heard her say,
"Papa, when I g,t big, you will break your othm leg
won't you? Then I can get a thousand pounds when
I get married."

I was Melting regretfully, • few days ago, at • superb
old elm which had fallen a victim to the gale, and which
lay stretched across the road that leads to the village of
Pensford. A local carpenter was standing by, and I said,
"That's • splendid tree." "At he said, tapping it,
critically, "wonderful: and what magnificent coMn-boards
It will make, to be 'Aire"
flay* you heard this before? A child asked: "Mother
what is an angel r "An angel? Well an angel is a child
that Ries." "But, mother, why does papa always call my
governess an angel ?" " Well," explained the mother,
after • moment's pause, "she is going to fly immediately."
Russia is determined to have no more revolt., in the
Cannons. line and all the hill tribal are to he disarmed,
but the disaffected members exiled across the Caspian to
Kraimovorbik. The same measure is to be applied to the
newly-acquired poesession* in Armenia, except in the cam
of districts °armed to the Incursions of the Kurds. A
portion of Louis MelikolTs army will remain at Alexan.
dropol until this disarmament Is effectually carried out.
The necessity for retrenchment is no keenly felt in
Russia that the fund* allotted thia year for the construc-
tion of the University of Siberia have been recalled by the
Minister of Finance, and devoted to the payment of
current military expellees The Zernstovs of Siberia have
also been informed that the Imperial Government cannot
grant this year any sums for the repair of the Siberian
post,roada
Spring and autumn, which oblige evisiyone to look to
their wardrobes and think of dress, generally comes to us
clad in new fabrics, and this autumn has produced Its
sham. The new Louis velveteen which, with its short pile,
resembles real velvet perfectly. and Is scarcely half the
cost, will, I think, he much In vogue. It is made in every
ahade. but the black is especially good. Tartans also
will be much worn, both for dresses and trimmings.
The present colours are so gaudy that it is not a fancy
likely to last long. Flush, ton, is very Popular, but it
books too heavy for costumes, and doss better for tea-
gowns or dressing-gowns ; the material is much more
expenitly• than it used to be—fourteen shillings • yard.
Mahogany is the prevalent colour for exeunt'', and to be
quite lathe fashion everthiug should be es mita To such
an extent is this carried that if the gown is of striped
velvet, the stripes must be extended to the shoes, and
then the stripes run across. The effect is very unbecoming,
making the foot look broad and ugly. Waistcoats are
becoming more and more fashionable for ladies. They
are made of velvet brocade, and are usually worn under
a bodice fastened with one button at the waist and
elongated at the back into two long tails, altar the fashion
of • man's coat The L ingtry hat, as it is called, from
having been first worn by that lady, and which still
enchanta those who think they make themselves look
like her by wpring what SIN We.M, consist' of black
velvet much puckered all over the brim, and has one long
gilt pen run through a bow shove the forehead. The
absurd fancy for cut ornaments in hats, bonnets, and
nearly every article of clothing, still mutinies. Straw,
feathers, quills, hued% all are gilt.

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