The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-11-27 00:00:00

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l'erctivt. 1 that the gat -.. ol the Victoria-road (which
-"„ t into the town) Were Alta.
i. handy en fall ste Uland Owsliol t
th,oaa, V hi!, he ami the Itreinve thronaelve4 down
in ten the ttigitie o.lltl ,er, and tlitis ..5 ti.e
The c•ois, Of tite.
in ate 1,.! ..ring otantier:—On th •
! .Ze Are t f.teing .... arda
~tel the o'),er a the :;ottin,thatti 14enger
T.ii• fa, nig Dcrhy iota gone out. •tot.
I zit the v.:ow-driver ttlallt i three times before
reactive; the gate. tie, two Inett n .1“ty..101111 Coultluall
.‘,l Willi.. Curt. fail, it. iii:• the con•ellielice
.• CI It o ti. *nue
tr.nti snot': ly :ft. re-anti. arrivid at tin: Nottingham
,tation, tool, of the pias,it,:er.t 113Vill$ felt the !wed
4torg. It is mere:v.l that the gatemen Were asleep at
the time the :we: kat or.uarred, and an initt.ry lb to be
made itt ntatt,.r. .

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C r'itE AT Ni tti;:IIIiNTEFI.- Shortly after 3
,m Wedne,i.:y ft. moon " lire hroke out in the
ur&h:any: of Me.nr, nevi co.'s nih nt Man-
• .t••:, it..lititsz I 'ttni:.ti ige-mtret,, Cliorlt.w-oinat-
Me•li.t.k, It-v.l • se:u•ive y tor spinni tg. nu:l known us
(ill Ali I.- The the 01';;in .toil from the Inet on
quit of the • got lig :parks
.•; vs: 41- ; ; . • to, •
1. • •rt .it •
• .1 • t.: . I, A" •o I ii.lB
etettet.;:t•le 1,1.7111.:of I. 11111, Nil/A W.i.4
!I ; 1. tIl” M:ti•eat
,o..1:•1, ...I t; 1..1... !%! toit•Cd retre•ot.
1 Inm; 1 o:cry of the life I,to.l.Cll;:erN
•.• 1••• q•I Ti );trd for as-isl
on • • ~, .1,,i I r ......ral IR .l wet: ktetit•t:
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.nt 12 jd Wt,l•• play in various st.rections
II the lire e . 11. lit i tli llMke 1'41,41 progress,
.i.l, .1 by a str.el ; aV,III Ira ii the S.istive...t.., which
Its th• swam hr ,te I into the mill in the
foe:tl firemen, :said carried the Homes and smoke
tower.is that end of the bottling whoth is connected
lc:ii cosered way with another mill of Messrs.
thrice, I-outing Mame strict. This was tlat point
to Mr. it.est's attention was direete.l I the
as no lupe was entei lathed of a tying the old mill.
A chosen hody of firemen were stat.oned here, and
matutnitimi their gromul in/twat...Looting the heat,
which Was so intense as to crick some of the flags on
thy wore te. n lint,. Itelse•ted attempts were
ittatise to 014 iin adonis i ii in 0 the fifth an sixth ,torys.
Lo; for 11,re, isomers of an h air W afoot success. At
length the roof fell its. and. a partial Itslginesit having
Icien made, jets of water 11,10 ffirecte.l tlithiagit the tso
top atory doors of the statics.. leading to the covered
way. This w.os the t I ritiod period of the tint, as
the correspond:lig doors in the opposite mill had taken
fire, awl the hoist was in flames. By the most deter-
mined effort 4 on the part of the men ill • further spread
of the fire in this direction was stayed, otherwise the
most serous results might It .ve ensuml. At 8 o'clock all
danger of the extension of the fire was over. The mill
is II six story building. with an attic, 15 windows long
1111: about 12 yard: hrta.l. It had only recently beets
hatsl tattesst entirely with new marl •ry, and the
total dasoinge it extfinatei at shoot 1:15,080, the insu-
r.theei in the various nfliees anfouuting to about £lO,OOO.
Between 500 and 400 hands are temporarily thrown out
j mist loyment.
AN INC:WASP: OF THE EPISCOPATO.—A memorial is
in coin-, of circulation among the laity, having some
thoumnil i of names attached to it —among others, those
of the Duke of littecleuelt. the Duke of Marlborough.
the M.tnitits of Wmantinster, the E.rl of Deulsigh, the
E.rl of Cam trlr.rll, the Elrl of Romney. Earl Nelson, ,
the Earl if Verelam, the H srl of Effingham. the Earl i
' of Galloway. Viscount Ever-ley, Lord Calthorpe, Lori
Relealale, Lord Leigh. Lonl Ebilry, Lord John Man-
tiers, MY. Lora Robert Cecil. M.P., Sir John Patte.n,
str T. Coleridge, Mr. Ailtlerley, Ml'., Mr. Sotherun
E-tcourt, M.P., Mr. Mo.-bray, M.P., Vice-Chancellor
sir W. Pa. Wood. Sir W. Ile-gtherste, M.P., Sir
Walter Jones, Sir Walter Farquhar, Sir Stephen R. ,
(Bytom. Mr. Hublesnl. M.P.. Mr. Kekewich, M.l'., Mr.
.1..1. Rogers, M.P., Glelston), Mr. Selwyn. M.l'., Mr.
Perty Watlingt 1111 l M.P., Mr. Whatley. ()Jr.. and Mr.
Boum!. Palmer, Q.c., and 31r. Henry Kina -mote,
Isectetary to the Cathelral rented...4m —pea)ingfor all
increase of the Episcopate. A similar declaration lIPS
I been signed by upwards of 11,600 clergymen. Tim lay
memorial will be presenteil liefore the commencement
of the forthcomiug session of Parliament.
THE Humor or C tniast.e.— The cereintiny of install-
ing and enthroning the Hon. anl Right Rev. Sonnet
Wald..grave. D.D., hewly appointed Bishop of Car:isle,
took place at Carli.le Cathedral on Wedecsday 111..,n•
Mg. The performance of the ceremony, the last
required to tomtit. it upon his lordship all the sights
, and privileges of his office, was to hove taken place
:iattirday fost, lint a postponement WILS 0,1116.0,1
necessary by • delay at York in the preparation of the
tomolmasts. On Wednesday 1111 l ruing. before the cow
mencem. tit of the service. the Lord Bishop. the Very
Bev. the Dean of Carlisle, the Bev. Canon Gins, the
Rev. Canon Percy, the Ven. Archdeacon Jackson.
I). I)., the suireir canons, and the lay clerks and
choristers, "all clothed in the choral habits," as
require.", assembled in the Chapter-house, where the
fri MIN( ma: read by the registrar. A prose .51011 of
the dignitaries and officials was then formed to the
1' tile a voluntary being Wayed upon the organ
emit l'• lard B s:top seas comb's:to-I to the throne.
Toe mu ic hay ng ceased, the Dean, stantlii g near Cie
(hr me, teal tie usual formal document liy which liis
lor itlrp was ins... Eel awl inducted into " the real.
corporal, and actual possession of the bishopric and of
all the rights, honours, dignities, privileges, and
appurtenances oh stsuever. with full episcopal power
and by which his lord adj. isslgitetl ti him
t..•• t ,rofie. or ersconal seat, •• anciently mei and
asmistoinsol to he a+sigin,l to the Bishop of Carlisle." in
tit t.choir. 51 truing, service wits then performed, aft •r
whidt the Bishop WM. I,olltUcteil to the episcopal stall,
which also was assigned to hint I. " L.ltc ciii possem."
A procession was again formed and the dignitaries and
iffidals returnml to the Chapter-house, where a seat
ms form slly assigned to his lordship. The Bislauti
tire sated his first o.in in the tliucesa in the Cathsdral
.Si Sunday ii, Mioclay night I, presiaml at a meeting
lii Si I if tle• Irish Mtssions ; on Tises•tav he held a
consecraion •• St. Pisan:Jill:oth ;stud after his etithrone-
ment SIM itmtailation uu Weineday he held another
cotifirmation. .

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fin:CosTEHMONGERN OF LONDON. —On Thoraday
evening last, a czowded and very orderly meeting of
cosier: ger+, fruitsellers, and street hawker wa.e held
.a Mr. Green's, 131.:e Anchor Tavern, Mahllevez-street,
Ii tioatl.ne', Whitechapel, "To adopt a incinorial
and take meaeures for s'aying the proceeding+ of certain
parts who are airiemg to prevent hone+t and inthad ri-
-0,14 meet gaining their livelihoode,. forcing uumbeni into
primns, atel iphtet:ie.: whole Nielike into work Inmate."
Mr. Brook (a **legman of Le oleuhall-marketl hros•ided.
The chairman aai.l the street hawkers iif the meteopelie

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ware very unfairly treatel by the city magriatites.
They were itnitriaionol and lined fur endeavouring to
siteport themselves anti families. The market, of
L talon could not poasibly tonnage to get on without I
them. Mr. Brown (a tnellesinait) said, although not a I
costennenger, he was a customer to thean, and, beings !
poor inn, cola! not make both end meet without
then*, as they prevented a monopoly on the part of the
shopkeeper. Several members of the trade addressed
the ineeting. CPI in an impressive manner ileacribed
their struggles to support their families honestly.
Steno tif them stated that they bad been in the
tr ole 12, 15. and 21 years. They bad an intcnos
horror of the poor-helve and wouhl rather aerate than
gm there, an I they earnestly hoped that the city magma-
Irate. would not drive 50,000 persona to starvation.
Mr. firdweeily as d the capital represented by the
LOnlloll CiWtrrnl.4l,7l:l'S was rumour% for which they
hal no protection. Mr. J. Green said he had been 15
years A costeritionged, and by the dint of honest
indwary be bad become the landlord of that house, anti
he could assure the geialemen of the press then present
that a mire honeat and itelustrious claws of men neater
exiatael. A memorial to the 1,r.1 Mayor, Common
council, an.l city 'magistrates WAil adopted, netting
forth the hardships they were subjectel to by being
deprive.' of the means of supperting their families, and
praying that they might be allowed to pursue an honest
calling in the streets of Istielon. Mr. J. Green, of the
Bin. An h tr, Manatee-street, anti Mr. Brook, Leaden-
hall, were appointed to receive subscriptions Oil behalf
if the men. mei the meeting separate•l with a vote of
thauka to the chairman. A returned convict, • ticket-
ef.leave nem, at the chow, of the proodelinga sail, he had
been entleavouriag tm OWAin A living in an I at
manner by street hawking. hut that be had been tined
it tunes in as many months.
Cliede Taus:HAP/11C Ilarcmolta.—The public may
hope to have. in a comparatively short tone, a vett
rielnetion in thecharge for sending telegraphic inesagee.
" The United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Cutn•
pony" hat already begun to lay down its wires, and
eventually will extend thein to every principal town in
the kingdom. Teel are to he hall aleitg the public
roads and by the side of canals, anti the charge for a
tneastage ia a mittensi one of It, for • certain manlier of
lines whatever the distnuee may be. We owe this I
reformat uoinly to Mr. Allan, the well-known improver I
of telegraphic asparatue. For ten years Ise has been
agitating the subject, and now at length he is about to
itee his schema earliest out. Mr. Allan. though he lives
in Lon.lon. is proprietor of the Odedoltion .Vereory,
which ban b longed to Lis family more than a century.
Mr. Allan's fatter and Mr. Glad-tone's rialto bar
were intimate friends when the later lived it Leith and
carried on • small business there; and it was
mainly through the induence of Mr. Allan's grand-
father that Mr. Glatla•athe, afterwards Sir John
Glarlatotte. an I father of the Chaeoellor of the Ex
choluer, took A clerkship al Liverpool. The yonetg
man beeitateel, Mr. Allan ineated ; awl at length the
youth consented, went to the place, afterward, entered
into bus"tiesa, anti in time became a merchant prince
and Sir Joins Gbulatone. That great events from
little Ciiil.ll oiruiig I lAd not Hr. Allan been firm,
voting Glatlittone would ',reliably never have gone to
Liverpool—never have married old Provost Robert.ton'a
dalghter—atial never had born to I that eloquent
ton of his wit int we kno-Y. Little did oil Allan, as
It.' stool in his office &eased in his antique brown '
cod, bib-wig, and heckled shoes, tireaus that the 1
moat brilliant of Chancellors of the Exchequer was to '
Ia the result of his !unarms him penuading tee despond-
ing youth who stool before hi
A (items Costediatteesr. —At the Marlborough Police
hetet on Friday Ina an American. who stated that lie
1 luau only just arrivel from New York, applied to Mr.
Tyrwhitt for navies., under the folloa ine circumstances :
-The applicant said that, seeing an advertisement in a
patter relative to the cutting of coma. the aalrees the
Ra.gent'a Qua/rant, anti being troulded with them, lie
I went to the addresa. where, titling by an aimotitteement
triteido that the person was eorn.cutter to Her Majesty.
I he allowed the person to operate on one foot, on which
w.o. a COM, win du the operator cut into this • p'ecea and
showed bite. The operator then sl.l, "you hot better
ha me se • the other foot, le dope you base on there."
Ile toll him that never pained I ; but on showing it
lli, him Ise fouls.' tin it a corn, which 65 also, cut tubs
three pieces. He then atiketl What AAA to i ay, and wan
guiliteed lie did not .iltogelier feel dissatisfied
with them. thihk te.t the per-on meant dollars, but wa..
afterwards toll gilinea. He hail pail ,•is ativerelns,
mitt being well aware if the statute of Engliali looney,
when lie wax hail sts shillinge was required. This &Imo
he pail, not I king RA hi/ W. 111 before the cons-cutter to
itovalty, to decline doing so, lie afterward., however,
Celine convinced he was "done." spoke to is friend, who
sail he im el been imposed iii, and lie wished fur the
eisgist rate's advice. lie •narlehritiot Miurr.,Ty.wredish ittitme
h ,
the apphi.
' ant said that it being late in (lie evening lie did not
know whether this advertiseam etote advertisement
telnet.,a tinttn amount
of
tiita ct be bad better liarg eor note.M Ty apithicant
rk t h
did not think hi could help him.

TAxiSt; THE Journal du Loiret rel des
th, lhat.eh • ii, Veattral, a se.dilly
:i.,-5.,( ()deans, was, sit mt eight tits ago, to
hare ls•en 111,1rriett I. thy Vi.oollnt de Citatuoy, but
Ithe bri.legrotnit e!eet was in thitcate braith, he
1,1,111110•111Ical 10 go for tlllO, tO Italy. itll.l
eer..ll,lly W:.11 pa. trollea 1.. OCtOl/er 1,4. The rise .1..
110111,a r. I.••V‘ r tie.t lii• .•est,nation, Itay.n4 6; di WI
I Ili • w..y I.ocr, and the la•ly, ot ern lo land it It ;Jig. f,
.1 to take the ve. Ifer 1•••4.11.t.,,0t
~ .•11.et th.ve day, az.,, at t!t. (*.Mid i, cii Ilt
1111 the Fatt'oottr4 titi !bode. at (Ir, ans. .%t :he loihr
tor the r.,r•uoiliv th. Coarel w,o, fine.) .t:t 1.11.4011%
Who my& .1 to Is pres..nt, and 110011 after it
door 11'0111 the lilt. rior tlet roliveht opened.
and M ill.. I:.•attvall, in the prime of youth and lwanty,
I. I.
dres.ed it a Lll'l,l eo: tome of white satin tri 11111 l ed with
,til, lace ;a wit Ia of otang,, Ithsisonts etteireled tier
hair. 1:1a.1 a large white veii over !lA. head. She took
ithe Seat preitated tor iter, emit:se .affi,r, •ti, hire d .le-
, livered a ilgort address. Site then 91titt:11 the chapel,
; which t'oride.l into two pt.rts ho' an iron rtli:n„:.
byft eurzio. In a itieno.sit aft m the curt‘thi a. a.iray.-1)
and site teas seen On the other side of the •rttitez oil 1.--t
Li......:. Tae privat awn...cited 1/114 s';.•
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ineneisl. 31 ;lie. iie I; hi.sl t!... als it 111
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-t• .....t the elmitel, v. fat .•ral •1. t 3 r her.
the prie.t touit33l the 133:.er, itir ti... 11/1.1 LIP' .6
Priitnn‘li," IV:16 sung, nbile the p rsons in the chapel
were.