The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10 00:00:00

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3RD DOUBT Rini Tounmans. —The weekly
awmpetakee *booting mine off at Maiden Coale oa
Mooday afternoon and Tuesday morning, the
weather on um& occasion being very tough nod un-
favourable. Tha ranges were 200, 390, 500, and
600 yard*, 5 shoal at mob, and Mut winners as
follows i—lss prim, Private G Merin, 46 ma*,;
2nd, Colostr-Bsrpaut Gregory, 46, (leas handicap 4);
3rd, Corpora Obieb 42,) less handicap 1) ; 491,
t=t G. limber, 411, Sem hooding lhj kb, Ensign
34; Sib, Osmond Oreasisip 31.
Sines the snivel of the Militia in this hewn !or
their anneal training. Mr. Smith, land, one of the
Leedom Oity Miamians al Si. George's-in-tbe-Bast,
has been staidasusly labouring lialallet the man at
their billets. 'The saga, on the whole, ear* shows
mote antennas I. the misiatratiass at that gentle-
Co-Oasaartaa Bocastr. —On Maas* seat the
Tearteria vaestiag of the manatere of this sesisair
will take plass at Si British Behool-roodt. We
bear that the report to be proseated an very
favourable on boil as swords Bawer and ingress*
el members.

Mr. Alfred Reser, ems of Mr. Alderman lbastr, 01
this town ead Mr. Spoome.son of Mr. W. C. Spooner,
of &of hose% Sostliamptos, were as Me 47th of
April admitted members of the Royal College of
Sermons.
ROYAL A OSICOLIIILL SMARTT Of HSOIA11).-...Al
'lb. .."1111.1 navenas of Ma Comical bold on the ath
iaoloot, it Init &MLA by If_ miss to 10, that Ms
country mot* for MIS Mould is Mid at Plymouth.
gaLSCULMIXT. —At the Shireban. oo Satur-
day, before H. Williams, and H. P. Cambridga,
Sava, Joseph Woodshed, late a muter
an th a e ..ploy of
as
of
wMr. Richard Lmckbean,
amer,
brr
op seder a
warrant Marled with mahmaiis Ital ~ the mow of
Iwo miater.—Proammtor slated that primer had
Imes in his employ as outer, bet had abominated
Moat fast mush. ege. (In the Ish M September
lam, be took eat • grape lead of "lois. Imo 'Pt
which was • amok of barley meal for Mr. Aliso, of
CAdehirell, for which be was to receive the mossy,
bat be did sot briog it book. About the 7th or Elth of
January when prosecutor mot in the bill be found
that Me amount had been paid- —Wilk"'
miner in pammoutor's omploy, prodoood • =ilia
will* the traneastioms at the mill Will* istered.
la this there was an inlay under data September 7,
1814 —Mr. Allis: amok of barley meal. —Omelette,
wife of lit. A 11.., stated that oaths 7th of Septem-
ber, wben pnemse brought the barley mwel, shis
mid Min 17s for it, but be did not give ber any
ramZ-I.lories Allis deposed that on the 7th of
he aniseed a nook of barley 'mei from •
a gainer boy_ in the employ of proescator, which be
breght• He Mao brooght bra • bill of two seeks
instead of man Hs told ono that he oaly owed for •
look, having paid prisoner for the Mbar one. Hs
„ • Om lad the mossy lOW the meal he had bought,
on the MOO emetog primmer tame to his
(11,101• We bore, that the eaccest wee all
MOM, bet the miner bee forgot to book SI" tst"ite
and thee if vitaesu weld give Ina the bill
wadi "WM It, white be AlL—Urge "

some ranee a efintf, Obill not. aid rensegnently that
interesting ceremony nib &et reed KIM future time
The re-; iiii enteloolours woo cengptemit of green stilt awl
ut • very handsome one. Amend the words let Perset
Mil.tis are besutifully worked in 11.ot. the rose.
shamrock and thistle. A mown, worked in • similar
manner, surmounts this. whilst at Um outruns itorne,
its Union Jsek. On the top°, the tag -Asa is a tilted
creep, surmounted by a li,. The other II ,g I. eons
posed of red silk, haying the words 14 Dorset Militia
on It. A beastif ally•worbed /mown stands in the entre.
whilst there. • Union Jack et wash wow, the deg
staff being ilimibm to Um other Oed.

WAREHAN. —A fietlutalloti from 'The 14'd of
Purbeck Railway Compel," consistbig of the prineipel
directors, secretary, and onginaft OIL the Mayor,
Town Clerk, and several of the leading nienstiers of the
oorpotshots of the borough of Wareham, by eramal
appointment, at the Townhall. on Saturday. the 7ra
ilea Tim meting was convened by the Meyer, in pool:
pivotal a the M.:last of the secretary to the Isle of
Purbeck ktaileray tempera, far the purpo-e of diocese-
lbeartollfallgslinsey.equilorali
peo:CoTinftro.rhblinirePeciP:Ralitartotti:n.antet
ytodnigbitmypetiiithklehabievimitith.:l6llotanatkin;cotEoCfn.ip.i7itwk.t7:4k6tonatethaL:;'l:lls:'ti
I House. The Maple, Corporatioa, and deputatios,
giro proceeded to view the fair groand and propos- d
site of line and station provided by the Ain of Podia-
meat. A long discussion tools p e *boat it, and the
I polies separated, with the undsraanding that cora&
definite preparations should be sent by the maipany
and laid before another meeting.
IILANDFORD.- Ludo Onus Co . During
the past week this company gave three performances
et the Corn-exchange. The first two of which were
very poorly atteaded, which lithe more to be recretted
se the company is evidently a highly respectable one.
and the singing and performances were very eredit-
ably given. On Friday evening the company per.
(mond Flotow's Grand Opera of " Martha, or the
Statute Pair,' and were honoured with the patronage of
Captaiti Hambro, Lieutenant Johns, &sign Atkinson,
end the nottOodnuisponed officers and members of the
rifle volunteeta The celebrated band of the corm,
under the able leelership of Mr. it. Eyera, were
also
and by their adocirsble performance of several
favourite pieces materially enotribated to the pleasures
of the evening.
CnOkon On &today the
Sib mesons •on be ef,_the _Church Miselonary
I &OLAF were preached in Mandierd Chen* by the
' Rev. Mr. Clay, of Eouthanipton.—Tbe morning and
evening services were very well attended. —Kr. Clay
gave a very iota/eating secoant of the soooms of Ike
society Invasion, parts of the world,especielly alluding to
Sierra Leone, where a selfvemporting native church was
established, the moister of which (oboe a poor shave
boy) was now in Ifoglaad and about te be ordained as
its bishop. Ile also gave souse very interesting
I statistical information remedies the various forms of
idolatry existing in Al' India, and Chime, and
'shorted his bearers, sa they valued the privileges the/
enjoyed through Christianity, not only earnestly to pray
to the great Lord of the harvest to send forth labels • a
, into the field, hot also to assist, by their liberal °Petri-
' battens, in spreading abroad the saving troths of the
Christian tel
Cone? or rooters Ago IThronos, May 7.--(Before
Sir J. P. Wilde sad a common jury.) Hunt and
B.rtou • Hoot. Tbe Solicitortheeral and Dr.
Wilenbey were for the plaintiffs j aid Mr. T. Cole and
Mr. J. lAoyd for the defendant. The BolleitoreGinseral
stated the plaintiffs ease. The suit wee instituted to
establali the validity of the will of George Heat,
formerly a farmer at ?imports*, Doremahire, which was
disputed by the defendant on the ground that the in-
strument was not ereented in conformity with the
provisions of the statute, and that the testator wee
ander undue infioenee. The testator was 70 years old
at the time of his death, and there was no issue raised
as to iii. testamentary espeeity. In 1841 he made •
Will in favour of Joseph Hunt, ibe defendant, and his
sister, who were both his illegitimate children. and the
latter: bevies died, the defendant under that will would
have become entitled to the whole of his property. It
appeared, however, that the defendant was addicted to
drinking, and a man of general mofipte character, and
the testator intimated to his frhnds on Beyond occasion.
that be would not leave him his property. The plaintiff
win In Moine. as a baker at Blandford, and was nephew
of the aviator, who had become attached to him
from his steadiness and good conduct. The testator
had frequently expresesi himself to the
effect that be would leave the plaintiff his
property. On the 17th of Janoary, 1863, the
testator caught a add, which ultimately produced in.
Ismination of the lunge, which terminated fatally.
Shortly before his death be vent for Mr. Barton, the
co-plaintiff, who was a respectehle amountant at
Piniperne, and who had no interest under the will,
and in the absence of his adicitor, that gentleman
drew up the will in question, by which the testator left
his property to the plaintiff, subject to two legacies—
tie one of 15 to the defeadant, which be said was quite
sufileient to enable him to get drunk for some time, mid
the same ospotot to his housekeeper. The latter was
made acquainted with the amount of her berinestabortly
after the will was emended, and "%mune indignant."
Bne told the testator that the would not accept it, aid
insisted on hit giving her tiro arttages, which he ref ased.
She then said she woold be whiled with one cottage,
bat the testator refusing to vary his beggars, she eon.
seated to accept the O. The will was doly executed,
having been attested by two witnesses, and the testator,
Who for some pears had discontinued writing, horny/
signet it with a cross. The Jury found for the plaintiff
on all the Moses. and the learned Judge pronounced
probate of the will, with owes against the defendant.
Cottery PuLie —bloostay, May I—Before Lord
Portman.—Beejsmin Joyce, of Holightos. was brought
up
in custody of P.C. Stops, charged with assaulting
sad using threatening language to William Spam and
was hound over to keep the peace for 12 months—two
so. eties in t. 5 arell, and biased( in 110.
Mourn Douse Rtrira.—Competitioe &booth:gat the
butts took phase on Tuesday, for the compost! of selecting
nil candidaks for shooting for the " Qtneen a" and "St.
George's" prises. —The mops were 200, 500, and SOO
yards. The day, though fine, was far from favourable
strong and sudden gusts of wind sweeping screw tbi
line of Ore. The following were the sir highest scores
Sergeant Wareham. 36; Private R. ltidoat, 34;
Corporal Furinage, 29; Resign Atkinson, 27;
laciest, 27 ; Private Mem% 26.—0 n Tuesday alfirCl
l-
nenday, 10th and 11th, die above sin, as well ea these
selected of the other corps in the county, will spin
compete, end the 96 making the highest mores will
remment the battalion at Winshledoo,
Ilerroo PATRIOTS. BLIIITIT SLIME:TT —On Wednesday
evening. May 18mb, the members of the Blandford
bronchi of the above excellent society intend holding
their meivehary sapper at lb. Half Noce Inn. We
trust they will have a good mocker, and heartily enjoy
the pleasuiee of the emmiag.
WINBORNIL—Poura lereutosera. Wednesday,
May 4.—Before J. T. 13sekett, ffra., and PLajor
Postman—Albert Ryer*. of Bind and Jesh
Hallam, of Pickil- trenthide, were bhcibt up hi on-May
cif Superintendent Boynton. c with steellog
Adria. 1 pair of cloth leprinp. and rubbing dabs the
ç,oPef47of Frederick Roberta. Charles Martin, and Mr.
.. of Woodystes Inn —Sert Hitch said that.
havintati:liformation of the be anteceded in
appre the two prisoners at Devisee on Friday,
April 29, found the whole of the missing property
es them —Sentened to one month's imprineint
each, and to be once flogged.
SALISBURY.—Paistra or WALIS' Owe Tito
CAW•LIT. —Maim Abe regiment, mustering between 000
teed 700, easembled here on Thursday for annual
drill and Inspection. Daring the day the members of
the earinis troops readies within a short distance
came flocking in, and shortly before 5 o'elock • goodly
party proceeded towards Old Barons to meet Um Mail.
borough troop. A boil six o'clock they entered
the city by Castle-street, headed by the bead of the
regiment, and proceeded to bead guartere—tbe White
Hart Hotel, when they preesnited arms, and were dis-
missed. Among the o ace prompt were the Marque
of Bath. Lord Harry Thyme., M.P. forBouth Wilt. Henry
Dolby Seymour, Reg , M.P., Lord Arundel, Adjmant
.nociera, 44.—The greater part of the regiment were
splendidly mounted, and presented a noble e
As might be expected time sky wee all alive, CT=
Jack and other Sage floated from the &shim Home
and principal buildings. The bells of St. Thomas rang
out a merry peal of welcome. On the following day
active duty menmeneed in right sanest ea
Down. The troops were trader the omeittaru
of
Adjutant ilieuoders, and the whole of the movements
were spouted in a highly praiseworthy manner.
Diorama COOLIAL APISOCIAIIOIII.—A festival of the
choirs forming the italiebury dairies& of the above
asemiatioa is expected to take pima on Thursday, Kay
26, on which ocaselon the sermon will be preached by
the Rev. Dr. Moberly, bead rawest of Winograd.'
College. Mr. O. J. Read will peered* either argue.
PIIRBI CAT:INDIA —Oa Sunday the Lit we had the
pleessue of see* the aptionaly-looked.for wiadow,
which a hw drag ago supplied the place of a very old
ooe in the seirramst corn-rd the pretty little chars*
of this perish. The window is the work of Captain
Amyatt Brown. A beautiful sad striking spacemen of
wnif Fromm called IHlPlasalo, imitative of stained
Pees, and we venture to ray that marl would have to
hob at it a mooed time before its real nature sad pro-
perty would be discovered. The window lain three dom.
partmenta. The mans light consists of three suitable sob-
jeco a, via ,"Th- A mamba." with aoompousam piece, "The
Adoration of the Mogi," (of the 15th cantury,l and" The
Lomb and the seven mak" On a red grounding itt km
top, each of Ara the lights bas two figures, m
John and St. Joseph,* and "St. Paul sirk
Peter,* with a star at the top of Ole eide, oo • rail
proanding, !armies altogether an admirable window
worth Inspection; sad woke' ears that Captain Brown's
=sail delicacy, Trash must have been exercised
work, will be reworded by universal remarks of
map* rad approbation. We also hope
Esatenthlmaise and admiration whist this one has
met with will give ties to the for a ascend
to be pat op on some frame darigti?..... we believe,
the first window of ita kind in this part of the country
,
and wee not only executed but preeented by Capitate
Brown of the Ilanor-bouse.
TAUNTON. —Pauszworritir Coaracier. —A few
days ago a poor widow named Wittier, about 70
years of age, living in St. Janies-street, having re.
calved about as her income for the next half.
year, lost the whole amount on her way to the rail.
way statics, and wee thus left Every
eadeovear was nisde to lad the bet mousy, but to
no purpose. Oa this becoming known to one of her
usighbeers, a journeyman printer, named Juba
Down, be immediately eosnmenoed collecting Wawa
mammas in his spare time, in order to alleviate the
poor MEM% distress. In this stop we are pad to
say be has so far succeeded as to have 110 W collected
eneergh to supply the lose, and has banded over the
sweat to Mrs. Latimer, who wishes to meant bet
looarthas thaaka to her numerous tricots. The
aoudad of Mr. Down cannot be too highly riam.
• mended.
Army= Mumma motion Just/mar. —Oa
Walseaday ea &Mow at murder and mini& was per-
pulsated in the village of Hatch Bemohamp, attested
thong eix miles hem Taunton. Is a cottage resided •
Mem named John Allen, with hi. wife, both Wing
bellereast 40 sad SO years of age, and having brought 1p
•Senilly el ehildnos. Allen was • labourer.
kr Warn w
I. the mighbaurhoed. The Che:dathj
Ussiss maser is in warm of esuetruetlu. ot Hatch
lessiimap, and this necessitates ths asembling at *

piece di **either of 'lrvin, Palm of whom l'APd
Allon's bone, Ain', Winne jealous of the men. 0.
Ve .neelay Penh* Alkm got up ket•een ii•e sod six
riolook hi go hi his deny work, previous PI witch he
bad seamed Ma wife of being uhfaithful to him,
which "be stnomously den ret. He returned a.
nine o'rloot, and Co going io dove he met hie wife,
put his arms round lwt near, as if he was wheat to kite
her, foreel her heed lbsekeerds, drew a rater nem I.
paha with his right band, sod ksilieed a fearful gmth
aorom the throat, severing the wieripipe, batferteulakilp
miming the insular %sin. Imused&tely aterearde hp
indicted • wuend upon hie own Hirano* the right side,
and fell to the posed. A playas', OVA 11000 Apo.
the spot, sad despatched a aeseenger for • sap= who
bred nest. The mama is net expeoled to SWIM The
man was sweveyeid to the Tanaka and Ressersen
Hospital, baton his way thither lea tort he friquaur
attempted to tar open the wooed to hie Are*
was prevented by the policentsa Kr. Gibe's, as
bows 551.6, Dewed op the wound. Rio ecatiast he-
arse et/ sleheilßat It was foaled peseasory he ars,
him to Ida bet Mr. Oilmen asked him why ha 11001•
milted the fearful seism whew be replied that stet was
always lying sheet wt the navvies, end that be bed
cooght her with one that nsoraka.
IHILBURY.—The Indbary Pap of tbe 90. Y.c..
imenside this day (Tes*l„) Ii linlbury Yak the
..at of the Right Hoe. the Bart of Waster, foe inspa•
Lion, and oW linereledi easpete for awes am
orm given by the Earl et Minstar, and Pe by the
Seers of the Mbar'.
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1,416 Norwegians, Swedes, and Danes. The whole
number Ifla VW Ise lima in ma The imsnigrents
ries generally of a dam. Of the adult states,,
2.198 were krimer4 ir447 Islamism 2,008 steelithiss,
203 i radesmen and riks, 23 domed«, servants, and
10 profeosioeal then. Addlog to these steerthe tassel-
rants the bathers from the Blotted States rad &-
ing from the arrival at flambee thorn !supposed to
have gone to the States, it is setentaled that 23,719
immigrants remained in Caserta, Of whom shove
16000.. sled in Weatern Cowls Ansa, Mom as.
nowt of the Lonnsbire operatives and
Wood weevers. It is mated that they soma=
with their thence of ocothation. Some 300 of Ile
Highland peasantry, shied, from the Hebrides ma
the Withers Highlands, have also sathlod la Upper
Canada, chiefly is the ecauties of Huron Bras.. molt
Grey, within Ow yew. Thor are descriged as bath
' • stalwart sat of men. 'peaking so kaftan* b" their
I native Godis. The Maths operatives have distribstof
themselves through differest three of Upper Canada
The Mob girls are dathribod so thudsg oth without
knowing dm ordires dude' of derosidie wr farm
servants, and this leek of qsalihostion throws them
Into the lowest sod worst paid doss of envies is the
, cities where they am exposed to groats theeptstios,
'and have mush less prospect of improvisg their era-
ditios than amour the (smith population.
The Bev. W. Hathaway, of Isbagtes. met his
death at the Loodon-bridate railway station os Than.
day, the Bth teal., in a shocking znawaor. Ths thirds
from Githowith was running in to the platform, wins
hi. seised the handle of one of the oarr, on wises
sum unspent velocity is had oat calodthad. He lest
his thither, and •es thrown down among the wheels
of the carriage, whore he was shockingly bruised. He
was oonveyed to the Lospital, whore Its soma after died
in r" 'f"'
Liss Am.—These sego idol' piths on Moeda,-
The mission of the day was the defect of Fillip de.
i'Air, sent over to make al) fa, tv;.`• Gaunt.' Newersket
by winning the Pools Wreath 8" °° Rothschild and
the Due de Horny's colts both dofesiSad the Illy, who
I was thaw' at the " lissome." Jervls:os ran well for
the roar Thousand Frans Handicap. pen: 181 b. rad •
year to Sollerino. who was second; He. to ninths
who was third • and 271 b. to some horse. of hie year.
The result of the day was as follows :—Prix &Arno
i 20008.), Feu-thigoin, M. Schichler ; Prix de Elaystethe
24501.), Partisan-, Dec de Morn ; Poole Wraith
24.2001.), Bsronello, Baron de ild ; Sixth
Biennial (BMOC). Goillthm• Is Teeters., IL Sehiekler;.
40008. Handiesp (80500, Jarnicoton, Count
Lagrange.
Tits Paton AND Tao Milo mum —A lio em
Roos recounts • fame performed a few days ago near
Courant) by a sporting youth priest residing in that
town. The obbste wth it appears, es esthodadie
coccithere. and had • double. wetted bassidelsedith
rite, of which be was very proud. Muir the frostier
he was accosted by four brigands, who nonmethd him
to surrender his sooty and his gun. Actively besott-
ing • stop or two backwards, the abbste gave the eon-
tents of his two barrels successively to two of kis
assailants. stretching them on the ground, and Won
the two survivon recovered from their surprise he bosh
to his heath and loaded opan as he ran—shanks to the.
con seisms of his bresh.looding pies.. The two Show
brigands in pursuit fancied the se wife, as they had
seen their intended victim fire both his barrels, and
therefore did their best to out& bins • but they became
victims thentasiss instead, for the abbste hoed about
again all on • sodden, and ones sore delivered the
contents of both barrels with fatal Shot.
THS FAIIMIII IN TEO CAPS Di Ville ISLANDS
The Garland. which put into Weymosth on Saturday,
touched at Fayal on the 16th of April, and SWF thetas
• dreadful account of the soferings front Warne of the
inhabitants of the Cape de Verd Ishads. 'Dm &star
tioo is poshest in the Island of St. Jags Is the thigh-
boorbood of the town of Porto Preys thosessids al
thereto( people were lying shout ether the wait: Ithd
hedges. They have deserted their homes. and meth bli
i town n the hope of obtaining food. Many or Atha
from the mot remote pert* of the Wend bed dhed 4
starvation on their way thither; and thee. wise UM
reached the town fared not much better, as littler relief
could be afforded thew, and they wens dying in pest-
numbers. All the other islands visited by the Garland
were suffer's' from the famine, and the pesos bath
accraiintaid with the facts stated that sot less this twev-
thirds of the whole inhabitants will fall vitalism to the
slangy. There is little money and no food in the,
blonds.
Menthes—ls it impertinent to Inquire e few
Government Is pool enough to direct say one's stems-
Soo to "torpedusar Wit as serious. The United
States' sloop-of-es Housatonic has been blown up sod
destroyed by one of these contrivances. The Ithe steam
frigate Minnesota has had a mon sorrow soothe from
utter dearostioo, with all as board, by similar apnea.
So it is a reel, peached, and very terrible thew
In war, and it is set at work by those poor °°
who have little to aid their ingenuity itl6B=Z
sppiances.—Arsy and Path Gazette.
. _NZ, 11•0111DDIAIT A orsts• Keg or TIM figi...—Os
sword themions during the last fortnight the attention
0 poises engaged on the pier at Deal has hews
mosseeed by the extraordinary sad crystal like sower-
thee et the nes, which—ea was the is.. au Weeinsdny
=the 4th— presented the appearthor of light tin.
the bed of the sea balsa desist!, viands,
prameillag to view the rocks, shell Gab, ma anemooss,
sad the growing ass-weed like mantis trees, at tthrdepth
.1 14 or 15 fast, so that any object was &Myr
discernible, and sold be readily laid bold of by entheysi
sr books. Bothnia' have never others& this stager
alise before so far from the shore.
ILL Womrthrit Ain) ths Dalt= —The Losalow
thrrespoodeot of the Birmingham Gerais dales that
the sympathies of Mr. Whitworth with Dessert' bath
hogs prostiodly shown by the wadies to that coasts
all one of his loth range guns from the Mthebester
Armoury Compare worts. The gun is said to be
eatable of carrying shot and shell six miles, and regret
Is spethrod that the retreat from Frederiela has
reeidered • trial of its powers spinet the math-
bursted Prussian artillery imposAk for the present.
Is China and the Confederate army its capabilities
have been seen, bet to route general adoption an
European trial is thought thessery.
gm,
Paiansirros. —laid Palmeraton. owing
to nature aod roan to birth, is a maws how
to make the most, if not of both yet at least
of that wwld with which we are familiar.
Psiorsoined never to be unintelligible by the nissoort
espesity in speech, and in policy randy to mesa above
tits vision of the average Fralshman, be may have
essrillord—p-rhspe we might even say, he has sassilised
—to "Ids generation" the loftier impales of lifm be-
tallest, and, at times, the aspirations of his del.'—
ship. The epithets width friends apply to him sew
the 11150012.6001 who of the boroughs which he is
thelined to lots dexistous. active, vereatils, vigorous,
pad ; pleasant epithets, doubtless asd such as any
men might envy. but not exactly of the humorist order.
Like the last fa-hithable bonnet (nor would he maw-
eilioualy reject suds a standard of oomparieth), Lord
Pahnorths is sat brilliant, handy, indispensable, and
constructed of thebe-t materials that are easitheent with
economy • bat he will DOS be sen on the shelf of the
Bettie litustint, a thousand years hems, like the
beimet of King Phyrrbus ; but then the
bonnet doss not wish to be the helmet of
Kith Phyninut I Perhaps we tionortiwars load
him • little too highly, with • knowledge Mut, though
we with to honour him much, we yids for his merriest
more. Sires in our own sketch these nub* wa ro
tint or two supernumerary. It is in TOSaIIaTIS
that he has carried, in certain busts of atheism
whore the man was deeply stirred and knew that his
an isms or his countryman had rims to his level that
the future Macaulay (if an equal thredrer of meet
house) will And oeseths to confer the tissue
Sri. Meanwhile, the post cid Ns 27, flWregoet, Bt.
Gilt s, has nocontly drawn a peckish wirie—in rough
doss no doubt, bat mith lines os loglistimen love—
admirably mime up what we haws hero watered to
suggest :
Here's jolly good husk to Palawooko.
And although near fourscore,
We hope that he may Itho in health
For twenty years or more'
We could not lad • has
If we hunted through the land;
Theo hers's swore to Pahnordios,
He's • regular good old miss I
Cathos
He's • rum arm fol do Mils I do,
Oar Premiar so free;
lard Palmeauton is • fanny old ship,
And they won't get crew Its
.1 rnator's NWISIOIL
A Nom Bran= roe • P•svolonts.—At these-
of the Paris Hippodrome the other day, ems
very serious disturhscom both plass. Seats were throws
lath the sena by the =dimes, and thrown bask math
In the theitemeed of the moment by owe cif the at.
assidenta. Moms sad eriss were heath os sea eids,
and the uproar theme
..,.= that • sunhat of
mos prudently left left the wow appears that
the mum of this normal meth the ea equeorith par
11011111/11111, founded egos the exploits of the thesidthe
threats of of the Aims and appals ethotheed tor per.
foatthos %odor the straightforward title of " The Celle
brats or the Balsas& Ciprisoo sod Gioia r A
ablest for • thestrisal performases than the
of the wrolshes olio still Be soder rostrees et
eve" far those atrimillies Gadd sem* hors bees
istasied, and the indiums* oppose to hos ~.,54eleir ea OW Ilmiteni. The in re-
leenher is the eellellftell, saya B it ' that
ths nediestre el Mrs work wen the sensible of the est-
T.i.onamitteal in peedeehellait, end Min ils€l.
that tie estioopeiths persolsoomi li
lo— b--Tiseed.
eimmummomommer
hinted and pahlidiet for the Preprienee, by Ogantat
Winnow)NnA.ann,ei Decoltether, Trigs at the
Often of Ths Dorcas
Desehenter, Toseday. May iNri °WM:digit.

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