The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

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PAIILTAIIRNT wne formerly prorogued en Wednesday
sllilifef23rd November.
I IT is and, rstood that Mr. Registrar Winslow will be
r the new Commissioser In Itnnlernoecy.
I.r In prorosel to meet a statue of I.nrl Palmerston,
In one of the public pries at S. nthampton.
Auosa tl4 p.ro-hial charities of St. Ropnlehre,
London, is one of el 8.. 8'• to ti:e sexton "for tolling
ilia bell brf re en execution at NI wgate "

A Ltnan water Pintit was observed off Werthiag a
few den ov. It tonic an easterly direction, and the
?ea in Its oourse was in violent commotion.

Ma. Slane Stanley, of Poulton*, noir Ronne*. will
lose between MOO to £6O) by the riode,pe,t. Nearly
his whole stock of horned cattle has been destroyel by,
the disease.

A woltset name/ Ashford Is in anstody on stmoision
o plisoning her husbsnd, a shoemsker, at CI)Id
Roniton, Devon. The husband had become jealous of a
young man lodger.

TM: Slipping Gizette states that the Admiealte has
been offered to Mr. Milner Gibaon, sod that the Duke
of Sqtrieret has been appointed to the War °Mee, fa
place of Lord Grey de Ripon.

Mak BBAWN A WIDOW AT f,,l—The hu‘hand of
the wow!) Brown, whose anxiety to bee me • wi.+on
lei to her examination before the Plymouth magistratfa
on a charge of endeavouring to 0111183 her huzband'a
death, died on Sunday.

ChrtaDs DAVENPORT, of h 6:nd Reciment, st tined
at Treeantl rant, Whitsand Ray, nrar Plyinonth, com-
mitted suicide on Wedneedsy by ehontieg him-el in
his bedroom with a rertlieer. An in ant was held,
when a verdict of "Temporary insanity° was return, d.

taK NOTES of the value of £2,430 h.re been ab-
stracted from rhe Glaegow brsnch ni t'x, Clyelewlale
Bank in a manner so mysterious tbxt their di•OppearSnee
is wholly inexplicable. The CSile i• in the bands of the
police, bat a week's ince-thration has failed to clear
sway the mystery in which It is involved.

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ME. WILLIAM CHAMBERS, publkiher, has been
nnanitnotthly elected Lord Provost of Edinburgh,
In the morn of Mr. Charles 1...4.6.13, who reties
on fulfilinent of his term of three year,. Mr.
Chambers., in returning th,nks, expressrd his desire
to be a working Lord Provost, and to devote his
attention primarily to smeltery improvements, while
not forgetting the ceremonial and festive duties
of the Aloe.

A VERY silly oommtmication has been reoeived by
Lord Mayor Hale at the Mensiotphowe, warning him
in erect that his life is in jeopardy, that any day the
fate of Preeident Lincoln may bs his, that many a
better man than he has had to die soddenly, that k time
i 4 near," and invoking the mercy of the Almighty upon
Lis souL The letter is anonymous and without date,
A PAINFUL story of domestic misery was told before
the Li verpocl coroner on Wednesday. It appears that
an infant of nineteen months old, the daughter of •
wedge maker, died from want, and that the entire
family of four children, together with the father and
mother, had keen starving for some time past. The
father's employment had fallen off lately, and twice
last wtek tie did a whole d-,y's work with no other sus-
tenance than a herring and three potatoes cash day.

Sorrosn APPEARANCE OP " RINDERPEBI" AMONG
CATE. —A disease has bren prevaleat in Forr.s for
several weeks among the fe'ine species 'thigh has out
them off in every direction. The animals appear to be
disinclined for food for a day or two— then they have
running of water at the mouth and nose dull bleared
eyes and great prostration of strength. They lounge
about the hearth or in by-corners, and do not touch food
of any kind for days. They generally die on the eighth
or ninth day.-mlPorree Cradle,

"CAN A eftIDITOB ABBZBT oR DITIM TUB DZAD
BODY OF IDS DIEBTOB TB SZCORITY OF HIS DZIFYr
This strange question was decided on Tuesday in the
Sheriff Court, Edinburgh, by Sheriff Jameson, after
debate. The late Captain Borthwick died some w.elts
ago in an inn near the College. Ain eldest brother,
Mr, Borthwiok, of Crookston, applied for the corpse in
order he Interment. The innkeeper refused to part
with it until tile price of • coffin he had ordered, end
also an acconnt of IV for liquor and other articles
eupplied to the deceased, were paid. Sheriff Jameson
decided that 'itch • claim wan illegal, being contrary to
humanity and decency, as well as the good order and
health of the community.

Tat Gi A 8 FSPLORION AT NINE ELIA& —The inquest
on the bodies of the poor fellows who lost their lives in
the gas explosion at Nine Elms IVREI resumed on Thum-
day. Several witnesses were examined, and Dr.
Letheby presented ri report upon the matter. The
cause of the accident was Made clear, One of the
governers in the meter-house had got displaced, by
some one treading upon it. The plastereri who were
at work in the place did not know bow to put the
governera in order, and thus there was • great escape
of gas, which became ignited. The fury found a
verdict of "Accidental Death," and suggested that
there should be protectors to the governers, no that
inexperienced persons should be kept from them.
LORD MAYOR'S DAT Dv LONDON. —Thursday being
Lord Mayor's Day, the streete leading from the Guild-
ball to Westminster were crowded from an e‘rly hoer;
and the civic procession, although shorn of much of its
mediaeval splendour, afforded oonsiderable gratideation
and arnasement to sightseers of bola sexes. At the
banquet in the evening there was • brilliant gathering.
Earl Russell reallohded to the toast of her M.jesty's
Ministers, and asked for confidence in his Mmisterial
arrangements. Re avowed that he should be trite to
the great principles be had always advocated, and
should propose such measures se the times required.
Mr. Gladstone responded to the toast of the House of
Commons, avowing that it would be found regressive
and in aceordanee with the expressed desires sf the
people.

Tan potent aids of Faience And of Ark are oonsiantly
employed to add to our daily employments I but ad-
ditions are not always impronements, especially When
they promote extra profit to the trader, rather than
general good. Long after the introduction of " the
Leaf,,f` whieh yields the favourite beverage called Tea.
Chinese conning devised the plan of oolouriog it, to
augment the saleable quantity,—but at the expense of
quality's—for the brown withered leaves are by simply
coating them with powdered colour, rendered to appear.
ante equal to the best, and capable of being mined off
at high rates. HO/011116N La's TOM are wholly free
froin all mineral facing powder*, Ana are metier recom-
mendable, as they consizt of be strong choice spring
leaves, that hare no need to be dirguised. Chemists,
areeverywhere appointed as agents, who sell the
tea in packet.