The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08 00:00:00

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ROYAL WILTS YEOMANRY CAVALRY.-
WARMINSTER TROOP.

sequel to this summary proceeding is that officerx, i The Judge Ordinary said, that the Court. in ditchers-
- I noueemimispioniel officer% and privates of No. 5 !
a intent' on Thursday addressed a letter to Colonel i
• dente, meet be guided by the same principles iie those
ink the oneroni and anieuto duty of dealing with en-
/tater Keuvel.-Tuesday last will he a day long ' -'- -• • • ' n ion ahich juries acted. The miscomluet of which an
remembered by the inhabitants of this pretty little Grimes ii.timating their resolve to retire fnim the , I
parish and neighbourhood. 11. I). Scruuur• E, i d t• desire tsubject themselvest• k f tire evidence to the eatidaction of the Court. Mrs.
' corps while it remains under his command, as they ! ace. we'l.nereen was eherited tenet he Proved 4 'Anna"
..• no. ...
M. P., is I.ieutenent of the Warmipster troop uf the ;Alexander at the time of her marriage was a person of
Iturel Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry, and sail ik. body is ': limb' treldulcut to tkut ••Pen•need by
comrades. their i bumble
nd origin, aof ecarrely any eiluestion ; but
1 e
not likely to be called out for their usual eight days' there wax not a tittl of evideuce that or to the time of
drill this year, that gentleman, with his will-known 1 Tits PICSINSChatt MAIL. -The Tagus ! . . . _
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arrived ee I the atleped adultery she had in any way mieconducted
• CUNARD RlteXontSll.--•10 • voyage to America,
I el nof her infidelity in the 11111141 of her husband.
liberality, conceived the idea of inviting the mum- ; Southempton on Thursday last with the Peninsular t .herself, or had d'ire enythmilt" "'Ye the "I'll iteet mil' •,r
hers of his troop to spend the day at F.aat Kite*. ' mail. Her dates were Lisbon. April 27, Oporto. E.
the residence of his mother and brother, A. Se y- ! and Vigo, 29. She breught tweitty passetTrs,
: Mrs. Alexander had at once, without any prepaivtion 'roll*
. 'rho° Court was theiefore called upon to believe that some, nine yews since, es! the seventh or eight day ewe
eixfbc
Liverpool, Captain xs -Cann to dinner
.at d
' bells as usual, talked • little to the penning right sad
moor, Eike, which idea was carried out in a meet I amongst whom were the Mike and Duchess of :or- 1 rondeseended to disgrace herself with a groom who bad
left of him and helped the soup with hie accustomed
satisfactory and liberal manner on Tuesday. I thumberland, Colonel Healy, and Captain Robert- been about two months in her husband's service, with '
politesese. Then he went on deck and area back in a
Kuoyle House is very pleasantly situated amidst , erne: Her ellrir consisted of Precious atones worth so little regard for decency, with so little regard." t°• initiate. and operated on the fish. looking rather grave
s4-eitery of the tenet diversided nature. A flue laiira I £4OO, specie worth £2.30 629 haltehesta of ; whether slats was discovered or not, that she was guilty
the *bile. Then he went on deck again; and this time
adjoins the front of the manakin, on which 14 members ' orange*, 37 elephants' teeth, DO boxes of (pions, S 4 , of acts of adultery in the face of day, without
Was absent, it may be, three or five ininatee, duriag
of the Salisbury Ride Corp.' Bend discounted sweet I baskets and 22 boxes of potatoes, and 217 boxes of i taking the precaution of pulling down a window blind.
which the dab disappeared, and the rairfes arrlve4
manic. end the beautiful walks were protnena!led in eggs. The Tagus experienced generally line wea. ;or closing a waehhouse door. There might be cases of
and the roast beef. Say ten minutes passed- -1 can't
the morning by tidies and gentlemen who had rceeinell tiler. with fresh north•easteriy winds out an 4 home. : that sort in which peados', amounting to insanity, might
fur , tell after nine years. Then le— came down with •
invitations to he preaent, and who evidently preferred ! d 26th tilt tl. 1 Ihard : lead • Pere" to forget ell "en" a duty' all regard • pleased and happy cuuntenanes this time. and Iceps-
On the 25th an ~ a es KM, I blew a
the +train, of music to lie swell of gunpowder. i decency, and all fear of detection, but such a case could , .
gale from the north-west, accompanied with heavy , only be
Meenwhile the troop preceded to the target ground, I . establishedy the Ines clear •Indistinct.A I- ,
.ad; " Madame, may I help you to is little gravy es
the site fur which was at the fool of the hill ; but this rain. In the Tagus were the usual Portuguese•
• monv. His Lordeltip then went through the evidence .
a little ho reddish r or what not :.• I forget die
situetion did liot elidter it from a dreing easterly Wind. ' squadron and two Dutch frigates. One of the latter lof the ,so, wane.e,. Sullivan and ridkns, in only? to'
I the light nor does it matter. It was a int
whirl% deuhtleo, lied a marked effect un the precieion I vim to heave for Jay. on the 26th ult. i ShOW that it wee so inconsistent with what they had use "- • Po
' of Newfoundland for which lie was on the lookout,
of aim. The rustic., most of whous we are informed. ' .111.: •r VI ...AILS, May 4. -The. Peninsular and Oriental I said at the former trial, that it was impossible for the !
and an well did the Canada know where idle was that
had never seen a trio, of lieing collier* before. ' Company's steamship Ripon. Captain E. Chrietian. ; Court to act upon it. He did nut believe their evidence. I between the soup „dui bed the captain had sigma th.
wended their way in throngs to the target ground us I
; sailed hence this aftenonai for Gibraltar, Malta, am!, , and there WIUI 110 corrulsomtiou of it, although if Mrs,.
hesttlimd by which hie 'mum was lying. And so
their holiday attire, all work being suspended for the !
iii na, with the -Ist ni la am illia mails, . Alexa I ' E. li. iet .; Alexander lied been a person of the drunken habits
through atone and darkness, through fug and nail-
day. i they represented, the venom who visited at the house
I She takes out 4S first and
20 second etas* punengers. meet have „mined b„ ines.setditet. ?tot twins natinno4 . night, the chip had punuell her steady way over the
The firing commenced about half-mut 12. and con- pathless ocean sod roaring seam an surely that the oil -
tinned without interruption till about three o'clock. A ' em"ll6 whom are Captains St. George, Nnthall, with the evidence; the Cent{ was bound to dismiss the .
curs who hailed her knew her place within a minute or
mound bad been erected a little to the left of the tsrget, I Reid, awl Howlanil, Lieutenants Burton, Glaegow, : petitiou,
two, and guided us with wonderful providence lode on
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behind whieb too of the troop were placed. and by • , ILA., Hornsby, 11. A., and Townsend, and Ensign our way. Since the noble Cunard Company has run its
cede of signals made lupine to the competitors the j Lamina, for Calcutta; Captain Pearce, Lieutenant i
COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-Mxv 3. ! ..liips but one accident, and that through the error of a
results of their show. The signals were as follows :-A 1 Piers .11, and Assistant-Surgeon Ceoke, for Madras; I rune. oce m ' pilot. has happened on the line. By this, little occident
Sittings Ni i Pries at Westutineter. - i Ore r
white flag when the hell stritek outside the target a• 1 Dr. and Mrs. Naber, fir Singapore ; Lientetinnt 1 '........ at . '' -I . , . , (hourly a course repeated. and trial to all seagoing
blue dig wee') the centre of the ring was touched!: Neil Geniis'', Asetietant Surgeon J. H. Whitley, for ! Baron CHANNELL aim a Common Jury.)
people) I own 1 was immensely moved, and never can
a red and white nag when the hull's eye was struck. Alif o k ac el it• 1 full , 1 • MOSS C. NICIIAKDtioN.-nitEACM or PituMlisr AND
ng °nig. . The ipon em acare.. an, ; think of it but with a heart full of thanks and awe.
red leg reined above the mound was the signal for ' exoecnite.
•• bill boxes of specie nail jewelry. value £220.992 ' We trust our lives to three ileadnoll, and how nobly
them to ilmitt fn,m firing. and • white fig wsted in a ,„.,
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which ..., • . . • - Thie was an action ti recover compensation for • I thee halal their trust ! They are, under Heaven, as a
Binder manner denoted thet all was right, and that ! '''''. ""••• ' "
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e s s4O lits. IA in geld nen, se Gai.
breach of promise of marriage. The defendant pleaded I Pre;vidence for us. While we sleep their untiring
they might "shoot on." in silver min, and e 7511 15e. in jewelry and watches . •
• : that he did net promise a* alleged. Mr. Kewin 3alnell, i watchfulness keeps guard over us. All night through
The lira pries wee *ron by private Ilowe, who scored : for Madras; a 1112.426 in bar silver, and £2e.5 in ! Q.C. aud Mr. R. Suitt were counsel for the plaintiff; • that hell sound, at his nation, and tell* how our *wai-
f - Troop Qd urter-Maater Cerlienter. mid Prleabes PePe : ieweire, for Calcutta; £02,673 in Imo ilver and I Mr. Price fur the defendant. ' tads defend us. It rang when the Amazeu waa on fire,
and Aphn daunt! 6 each, and an amnia Kum of money ; dollars, ind L'27ts jewelry, for H mgkon ; £1,550 . Mr. Edwin drones. in stating the ease to the jury, • and chimed it,. henuic signal of duty and courage and
was divided amongst them ; also to privates Rickard* in dollars for Foochow es, • and e 49,195 in dollars . said it we, an Beton to recover damage. under ;wilful honour. Think if the dangers thew women undergo
and Guilein. who scored 5 marks each. The firs nd
t five a liar silver for Shaughli. The Peninsular and , and dixtmain mnTh g circustaces. e plain I
tiff was the fur tuy the hourly peril and watch, the familiar etonu,
rounds wen, fired at a distance of 150 meds from the ! Oriental t'ouipany will despatch two of their screw • daughter of is vvry reepectable tradesman, a currier and the dreadful iceberg, the long winter night., when the
target, and an additional rutted was afterwards firrti at ' stermiert on TliuratluY n "
ett for service n the Indian 1 leathenteller. who cerrieil on blueness before his dck
e.th de* are as glass and the sailor Ina to climb through
818 yards distauce. •at Tentple Sowerhy, in Wesel:wetland. sod the defend- , icieles to bend the stiff sail on the yard. Think oil
station -viz the Better Captain A ['nowt, and the
Captain Sandfoni, of Nineheed House (who wa. Captain •• .
~,,e, ... ! ant was • fanner of the mew neighbourhood, but had their courage and their kindnesses In cold, in tempest.
dressed in the uniform of the Taunton Rifle Corp..),Henry. Time The Union • China, enry. i
will leave '' left for New Zeelend. Ile was, however. • persoo of -in Itutiger, in wreck !-Cornedi Mapa:iar.
offtejetroi as r.okinetor. Ind was ae,,,,ted by Lee,. screw *Wainer Norman, Captain Boxer, win ieave ; considerable property, and was tremble of malting femur ; Rums or RONAN LLINIDIN.-11l digging the roulade:
Devenieh, ol the Dorchester Ride Corps. Colour , this port on esatunlay for the Calm of Ood Hope, I -
1 nee so fir us 'stoney was concerned. The plaintiff ! • - •." .
, a . h. Lud ' I ' f
• non of St. Martin . Chum at mite, in , imptig er
Sergeent gelling, of the tiliaftembury Rifle Corp., wait I calling at Devenport for the matte. was shout 16 years of age when she was intredneed ft ! unianniiiia Hall, in iii,ins i‘a. the new Hoy.'
also present in uniform. Amongst the ladies enil gen. I r
, v'OMML.OSION,, eIiiNED BY Ties LOUD LIECTIVCANT . the dyfendsut at a bell in the neighbouthetel in the Exchange, wherever the digging may be within Roman
bernen tai the ground we. noticed Ldeotenant 11. D. lor SoiCriIAMPTOM.--5111 Corps ef Hampshire Hide ' letter pert d 1614. The defentlaut, who Was noir
hernits, when it Li sleep enough discoveriee art wade.
Seymour. Rot., Alfred Seymour. Esq., - Gunton. Eel., ;v. p tea Fr. cis Ingrain Conwayordon E,,," I about el years of age, because enamoured of her, paid
, us' .re - iLinde the Royal Exchange there was found what
end Mrs. (Inc lon (Winn:mile Park), Captain Sandfonl, 1' • •' his attention.. to hers end WY tra..epted in her suitor. 5,...rd to be - gravel-pit which had been ease as a
Ron. Jobe Arundel: It: Sennett. Zee (Shettesbertl. 1, Gent., to be Lieu-
to lie Captain ; Henry Fon I )
In 1450 the defendant we, cent y his friends to study .
4.1'
on dust-haute by the Rowan citizens.
When time
• 1 e Gm , be -
William Clay, Es. (Pitt Hon..), R. Grave., Eel. iv, tenant ; Tholes; John lint g . it., to Lieu
• lat the Cirencester Agricultural College, aid `.1"1"!" • •bet
/II althea., Kee iGillingheme Johu lock, Rot. (Cliick- ! tenant ; Alexander Heller& Gent., to he Ensign ; during his stay there he corresponded with the : 8.. 1
r :nee-office wa. pulled down. AIR years ago, wean
and Brosd-etreet a beautiful meanie
dale). John Davis, Fel. ("eateindit of the flindon Elwell' Wittig', Ititutelscuf lIIN., to he Lientellent. I plaintiff in the most affectionate tennis. It turfed mit ta lopegateus.trdect
v..,,d ;
Ear.
t in the middle of it,
trete!). ilelin En enhill. lil I • Captain Grove (Fent ; -6th C Pane of the llalntsibirt Hide Volnntoera : that the defendant load taken ielventage of the mid-
railletle7iii Id' its! under ground fear' at least attic's oen-
Hums.), Diptain Windham ash the MIMI. Windham, , - deaktain Inehard l'urvia R.N., to he Lieuteriant ; i deuce reposed in him anti had eeduceil the pi tiut.ff. who ' tune. upon her mull, •fr, the ~,,„,,e imighbourbood. a
Ensign buskins (of the Fr Ride Corpus), Rev. I Xoratin Compigne, Gent., to be Ensign ; dohn i Was cotifined 01l the 14th of last .April. Indeed of .
Mr. Glyn and Mrs. Glyn (11 1 1 Re C II II I
• - -e-ba".' --e' -• -erge•-• i Robert Keeley, Gent.. to be Hon. Assistant Surgeon. , making her 116 wife, am he ought to have done, he had . drain sunk in a cellar disclosed part of another pave-
Mrs. amt the Mimes beget', Rev. C. Tower WWI- I
i -Ist Ilain If Artillery I! I tee S -)il ' left the country fur New Zealen.l. leaving to the plain.
ps we ouu re-.. Mac. I meet that may have belonged to another room in the
same villa. In prepanng the site for the Hall of (.ote-
mark). her. S. B. Werd awl Mrs. Ward (Teffont ; n h. n.
te Elq to be Captain. - let Hampshire ! tiff the neceany of coining into • court of law to en- ,
mares in Threadneedle-etre-et more pavement. were
rectory), Miss Fane, Mrs. Arclideaeou Honey and
...agodd
eg ted mi ••• ee I le, ced to'
og I force pecuniary comperosaliott.
.e it nehmen - eutonant tin . found of Rounds thinning, under mediaeval fragments of
family, Le., hr. , Witten:es having been ad led in support of the plaintiffs' !
Site walls of the uld hospital of St. Anthony. Between
The precision of aim, RA we before ob.erveil, wee Rower to be Captain.
, came. as Opened by the learned counsel.
thet part of Threadneedle-street and ('-urnitill, wherever
tench effected by tl.e prevakiice of a strong easterly I WINCIIMITEk.- A Mounted Rifle Corr.-it is j Mr. Price ad Messed the jury in mitigation of damages, i the nd is t. ,ee,. reinaAns ._ 4 b „
andso,o old Rows,
1
•wind, coupled with the fact 'het the men need. (Or the ; stated that the six troops forming H the ants Yea- ; the defendant calling on went-sees. He denied thee .
..".i,,,110... yi1ia:r,.,,,,,,, ho lie. From one hot. ~.„&,,
first time, the &Mill Kids; but, notwith tee II
- ----s--'-itg i manry Cavalry are to be ((Jewett into a corps of there woolsack &contra-tot userriage betweeo the parte* ;in dal.' part 4 town there wan fished up • female
these drawhscks, the firing, ou the whole, wise very u„,u„ted ,gg„,„. ,as entitled the plaintiff to recover daineges. She was head lifeeiir.ed, of eoloureel atones and glee. The,
god. The ',nue amounted to several snots of money, i I fully aware of the oneequence teat inuet result from the , , ' a
which were afterwards distributed to the suixenedul I IlosistY.-The Rev. E. L. Hurtle-In, the newly. ,lated oveinente that have et
tied C id t Ifir to introduce it into thus a•nd•c'the's the le*"e. 1 Y
as 1.01, at 1 WIOI 0I • been found 11 buried nine feet under the Begets:mew
competitors. ' appointed Vicar, preached at thu Abbey Church, on ' action in order to catili a vented and ',well the a 1111 l unt : before • The central
the li ta-hosne In beaslenliallustreet. centre'
The men were then 'earthed heck to Knoyie House, ! Sunday moniing and evening work, two impreisive ;of damages. An action might have been bmught for ' part ef itrepresentingßacchus on the Panther, is pre.
where the band played an appropuriatea'r as they peeled I sermons on behalf if the Girls' National Schod•• 1 the seduction. in which eine tLe plaintiff must have been served in therepresenting library of the Endindia•ho . A superb
in tuarching order. Tiler then proeeedtd to .' Cionil ,At the ceuelusion of each serviee a eery liberal oil- ; called and examined, when the facto. of the case would • ... a.. lea,et we,. disaeaared under Peteninoter.,....
Park," where they sedated their horses and went i ;
4octson was made towards their support. have been thoroughly sifted. The plaintiff, he contended, there was 'mother dug into in Croduyotquare ; another in
throttgli their drill, the It.nd iii aring at intervals. ' . I had not made out the contract of marriage, anti, with ,
Bi i L.' ex Ingo teria.- -Destrad Ire Ire.— twee F. Be n7O Fetichurelestreet (of which a tried cock - e pea was Ca
Here the seem was especially interesting, the sun i I regent to the eesluetion.the plaintiff had other remedies, . .
shining in it, Mac-day epleudour, the horses inance•tv- , and 100 acres itf furze on Chyme& Common were The • ed verdict fur time pl.. ni • M.A.
i e jury return a in e 1 I images. , tot era! „I atiother its Bartholomew-lane, near the Bank.
ring at the will of their rider., the thrungs of well. ' destroi el by fire on Satunlay night, lirld there ie 1 yew. Thme were the Turkey canon, of the wealthy Roman ;
hundred. uf them his buried ender the earth and pram
drained lilies soil gentlemen, the martial strains el the 1 every reason to believe it is the work of an Moen.
_______ _ _____. of traffic on each side of Loodue-bridge. Frsgment. of
excellent hand and laet, though not lewd, the sin:anis ; diem. The wind being high. the liatues were
of the birds, all uniteil to make this event tune of long : visible for forty mites, and the police of Iterate inil THE DECIMAL ASSOCIATION.-DEPt, s- "
~... well laming, inipmiant bronzes, statuettes of Apollo,of
I arpocretes, awl to forth, toy giant aed cocks, Water.
cherished remeauhraece. ' Hants were attracted to the fire for many miles 1 ATION TO THE BOARD OF TRADE. ! spouts, vise handles and ornaments,, lamps, hairpins,
The ;round elected for the drilling was very uneven. I niund, the distance being deceptive in the night. 1 ____. ' bracelet..,bath aerspene spindle and distaff of Roman
but their venousmovements were executel well con- 1
j On Friday, a deputation from the Intematierial • 1,,,,,..,,,,,,,.., the pew., the weighte, and the ateel yards of
eiderable skill. Th
emen were capitally mounted, and ' •
great satisfaction IS US expressed at their general appear- I 1 lFecitual Association bad an interview with the Right th m e en of bun:tea ; interesting remains of pottery, on
I Hon. T. Milner Gibson, at the office of the Beard of which the potters' marks have become, through the study
sere One eccident, which wan fortunately unattended .
7 Trade, in order to induce him to have the question of • . of antiquaries, in their own way ass instructive ca inserip-
with any wrioue ounoemences, bold private J. Sly. I —O.-_-_. i contemn system of weight* and measures discussed at 1 tious upon coins. and coins which, ma records, partake of
whoa bore fell with I ' ',Adel the troop were , the forthcoming statistical congress. ' j the dignity of written history, the earth under the feet
*heeling into three mections ; neither man nor hurts I COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL I Mr, J. B. Smith, H. P., in intruducing the deputatiou, lof inustern Londoners already has yielded up.- Dicknu's
were much the worse fur their tumble, and they : CAIJSBd. ..
I said they waited on Mr. Gibson rexpeeting the 'numbs- 1 All time Year Resod,
epeedily rejoined the tronau and went through the ; ,
(Before the J(DGMOIDISART, Mr. Justice WILLItiI, and I anon of the system of *eights and measures. The I ..,...
remaining eyelet ions. i Mr. Justice HILL) sestaiation wished to have an opportunity of diumaing ,
After drilling about an hoer the party proceeded to I 1 the question at the approaching emigres% as had been I
a very spacious anti commodious marquee. sviiich had I eLgleattaa r. ALKIANDIOI AND AMOS.
1 WeViultele done at those held in Brussels and Paris. •
been erected on the lawn in front of the (till now) I Simnel Alexander prayed for a dissolution of his , k.,.. ~,,, • •
um al relations of this country with F.-once '
deserted utandon. called "(load House." 11,,re s very , marriage with Rebecca Alezaader, on the grunadd het , "" ---1 •rn - •
i were sesamingso intimate • ehanater that the necessity •
elegant repast Ind here provided, and to which about eankery with Friuli' Amos. The respondentdenied the : for an uniform system of
weights aud measure, was , Prince Curtorisky, brother to the Prince of the same
70 sat down: We need nut say that everything was of I charge.
; clearly apparent. • name, living at Paris, died • few days since. at Vienna,
arst-nde descrietion and minuet liberally previded ; and I Mr. Deane, Q.C. and Mr. Maud were counsel for the i
i Mr. Yeats, F. 1113., said the system they advocated aged 'hay-wren. The deceased Prince had claims to
after their morning's exposure to the bracing air, the ! petitioner ; Mr. O'Malley, Q.C.. and Mr. couch fur the ! had the support of many distinguished men in England, the throne of Poland,
appetites of the troop% were not of the most moderate ! reependeut. ' the United States, and other countries. They took the The organ, late, the property of the Polytechnic 'Doti-
kind, and the viatud, quickly dieepeeared to be replaced I This CAN was before the Court in November last. No •
I opportunity of the forthcoming curgrees to adopt the I tenon, has beet, sold to the Dean and Chapter of St
by others. perhale. of a more tempting ktnd. 'Me appnerenee had then been put in by the respondent, but i nee,. c„,,e WI that follitwed at linailforil when If, Paul'• Cathedral for £1,050. The originsd cost was up-
onauiPegne •iid other wines were excellent and shun- at the chose of the petitioner's ease the Court intimated I
, Michel Chevalier and other distinguielied statists were wards of tow.
slant. that it was nut satisfied with the evidence of adultery, : prevent, They nhont,l be happy if time
equestion could be EePerlinente were lately made in the Polygon of Yin-
Mr. Denby Seymour presided at the centre of the • and ordered an adjournment.
A s .4ixter the resprm- , naar de the subject of special inquiry and discuaion, and mimes, with a tem and improved rifled cannon, said to
table, the bead el whirl, ass oucupied by Captain ! dent, who be./ been called us witness for the petitimier, should wish to beer • delegate from the aseociatiou be of exemonlinare power and of precision beyond
Sandford, fecal by Mr. Alfred Seymour. Dttriug dinner I then told their Lordships that MN. Alexander was ;
! aPI tinted to attend the congress. what is now attained in the French artillery.
the bsnil played several mewls'. airs. I innocent of the cheep, but chat she hod beet, seduced . Leone Levi mid lie attended the previous con- In the four lineed-bettleahips belodging to the divi-
Se Lien: it v. - Pre Sali.vbary nod laird Railway. Ito ahstain from making a d . efence by a threat fee the , gremlin, held at Paris and Brussels, when the question sent of the Channel
.iteet at fepitheed there are now
she tubed any otedecle to
-On Friday the Government Inspector made an in- i 48.4 of her husband that if • vacancies for eight v• witty officeni
was disuctuncil. They wanted to know how far coin- . . 1 • . .
1 hie obtainiim • divorce au allowance which he then . Mr. Juseph Mailer heti bequesitesl to the Institution of
of various countries had extended. an what cone
spectiou of this line, auil renounced it e, be tit for
It ade her should he withdrawn, and she b 11 I left S_OU....te ___ I In.o.erree.rho oroorraa h., been made be each, but for the Civil Euguteers the ieueificent SIM of Efi,(XXI.
opening. We uuderstand that it will taut be opened da„t,
a !tote. The Court afterwards gave Mrs. Alexander i •--"-:" Y"""-- - hash been . --- ' • • . The Rev. Daniel Worth, a methodist preecher, has
to Yeovil before the Mb of May. purptioe ad demonatrating this couipeneon it was Dental
(leave ki appear eel plead. ! sary to have a uniformity in the system adopted. It • been onvictel in North Carolina, of circulating
WILTON RIFLE Colirsi. - The member% of this Mr. Atacalidar War the eon of a hanker at Tpawich. He ! era* for the d ff. nod governments to take the neceseary Helper's"
corps met on Thuredey afternoin at the 'roweball, I Was inarriel to the respondent, • Miss Mihurne, at i stem awl the aseetation wished to hive the sub:rtt I sentenced to asyear's insPeisonnient.
Janus lerJel. She •
where they t'edt glie Oath of allegiance, and. after 34. ac"r4e.'`u 11'n"ere'sln•ae• in .re. ! du/cured in a lanes! meaner. Mr. Titters. it ii said, is about to visit the field of
Ilea in an inferior 'tenon,. mad the marriage gave great I t battle of Waterloo, to prepare materiels for the 18th
listening to an address deem Captain Penruililocke, .. . i Mr. J. B. Smith, M.P., said the Rendus government _. : . . : : . .
t to his family. In couswieme or taw volume of his history, which will eouspnse the Hundred
took meet interest in the matter. having bad Hr. Cooper Da
disperanl, much pleased with the prospect of active •di•••th`hte-nmi - 4r.
left England d lived f
dislike to it lie and his wiassor Ito represent than, at the mredes,ul congress, and he ye.
operatious.
some tines in Australia. y afterwards othabitad hi utadendou I from him that the Iteniten government was SI. Guizot is reported to have remarked lately on the
HIVTESSURV.-The mortal remains of William I Euglsud, awl then in 11,. Chased Islands. They have I favouralde to time print-n-le. and it would be ready to subject of the annexation of Savoy :- 'The good
Cleveland Swathe, Esq., surgeon of this two, were two sous end two daughters. In 1858 they were living I any internatienal 'lmmure for carrying it out. furtune of Nepotism 111. makes one almost doubt even
interred in the "Amish eliereliyard on Thursday. at Bouley Bay, in Jersey, and h I I they .m.. • green' in their wirt
Mr. Milner Gileon. in re9ll. said he did not lee that of the genho of Napoleon I." "This observation,"
no slope were all closet, and large numbers, cape Tis was the rams says the Sr.rterslwary Ga•etle " en. ated a
employment named Frank Am.*. -Ii- Pe he was at liberty to indicate the subject. which were to . . • . . certain
Melly iif the poor, followed their departed friend to with whom the adultery was alleged to have been tom- he wiled., no the
contr. dideeeedi„g which would be aensatwn, and was even repeated il. the saloons of the
witted.i meet that the cone •• Tuilertee."
his last resting plum. lir. Swayne retired (rem said he was in Mn., •4"Pled at the fwit/few I. ""' Prince Chi lii Colonel of the Patel Guard Patrick Sullivan, • farm labourer' , mimic in making tee preliminary arrangement* would it . , has
practice in 11%12, when a beautiful epergne and salver, Apaaandmia service from January to shout August, •
i inn eid 'ler the tiou, lint he could not tie the emu- tesulered bia redgnation in order to take service as •
oece m nsideb p
le value, were neanted to him by his ISM. Inin Ain't or May liner weet into the senrce as i
e,jaisaa de.e 'te ' I,asth ey were *meind In on er thtat h ey • 'Undo guiltier.
friends. grouts'. Amos had • great toasty conversations with I mon afford the benefit of their eilviee. He should be . The States of Nassau have adopted a motion, pro-
STERNA Asurroe.- -A fire broke out on the even- hen about Mrs. Alexander, aid esid to him, shout six I hem. however, to confer with the cowinittee, and Pceed by • bishop. that the gambling establiahmente in
ins of the 27th ult. at a tanall farm. in the occupation could have her
week* after entering Novice. that he w . ha I no doubt they would eousider the matter. the greet wateringuplitert if that Duchy (Wieetwaten,
nd 11 o'clock one nigitt Ise i Ems. ke.) should be done away with.
of Mr. Lew Coeimr, whereby the dwelling-house before long. Between 10. a , , .
which The deputation then withdrew.
tut a fabler up to the endow of • nearomi in : A funeral cereumuy has been gone through at Peet!),
and outhouses were entirely destroe-eil. The house I
1.1 I buoy 12 of wai lying ill, I
one of the e 1 , ren, • y years age. atteudeit by a very large conte.unie of people, in corn'
being at sonic distance. from other dwellings, • out.
and watched Mrs. Alemisder and Auto.. He bend I tnentoraC 4 that utifurtunate benefactor of the Hun-
aiderable time elapsed ere assistaties arrived. The thou. ~ into another fount. and went roend to a stable, I An eiplosion of Firedamp occurred at the Ver"tell ' garian natiou. Count Szecheityi.
fire was tint discovered in the wannet•hiuuse, which upon ;Ma be climbed, and looked through the window 1 Colliery, mete From.,, a few day. ago, by *bid' three I sin Wedlietelay evening, the 18th sold nix, mug-
left Inns to sane a portion of the furenure. Mr• of that room. It V&A a hednom
on the mute dom m. i eal lo.t their lives. tied a fourth mu was SO ch injured ; tu-
g of the friends and supporter* of the Field Leos
Cooper is insured it. the West of England office. He gave evidence of an set of adultery which lie then I that his life n iliepaired of.
. Refugees and Ragged Schools took plea, at St. Martin's
wind to the *wide, got emit. mind, I Ti.., son of the enforttinate General Ortega, after . Hall. The r.l ted that sant f 10.000 of the
an'meedWArtitlgi:'elTi'elt. '-f. Asti...lien= , •-aThi e Kneroe W, • 'lr frit
h I.
't liege "tihste.t.'he window. Mrs. Alex under son , baying petitioeed in vain for his father's life. has left I nom. d thad'it'u'rt 'ltmia.l bee In:P. i to‘ oin the benefits
Mired here - --'"- -- -.!---'- '-'""ege• -"""r“,• hoc'
, Aultoot r"'
cai I celfun. Mr.. Alexareler was drunk. and ! Spain for Route, to take ferrite: under General TAM. !of these rt, •firat4 and oftjahisdnßat:b:l,sto bad been
""-- "cre "Ii Tuesday last. on " Pollee an'! his could hardly tell what she did. fie said be aliould tell I orieiere. removed from the streets and placed in positions
Dewy." Mr. Bredribie who is a native iif this town, his master. They both ,truckhim and dragged lieu 1 TI., G men r.
e overet, we hear.have signified their willing. where „,
0 exercise of their own industry they Were
pre a meet excellent lecture, giving the life o about
f aut time ) ant. They m e
went to his room, took his ; ne to negotiate for the Great Eiudern to take oat the
, enabled te matuaiii themselves
respectably and incite
Pepys, and a deception
telegraphic cable about to be kid between Singapore sue pendently.
lived, and of his extraunituary diary, from which he that hie rnistren might not do wrung again, and he did Rae The quarterly return of the Registrardeeueral shows
•flile ''ns.a talk of a journals the F nob; bei
read a number of extract& Mr. Charles Bleeck, the not therefore then tell hi. waste . II said to Mrs. re i .
with H. Luau,, re •••112Ille .al that 101,000 persona married in the lad quarter of that
chairman, after thanking the lecturer, announced he would hot tell. She and Frank went bronght out in Rome, with a. Vendlut for editor.
Alextender that . . .
• • year 1830. The birth. of 1tC1,21:16 anklets' were regis•
i room with him. and she said she would beProfessor Agora: is suffering much from a disease of t red • 1
that it was the last lecture lit' the steam% but that into h• hedthat ended on the elst of March
e in t le .marter t , .
hums if I d' Itell. M the • tieffect of which is to retard the
• . good as a mother to on i le it not r. , e eyes, te scientific last. 122,642 deaths were reguitered In the winter
elr. Farm hail pr. utilised to give an additional one at . , ..i. eel Miss Ada, h• daughter,l Ile ron which he is engeged.
...axe.- r a ia were out. . • m A
quarter.
an early date, on " Our Natienal Defences," mom er,uk and Ise slept in the sante nom in an outhouse I The 'hike of Tetuan lately made a present to the
. The value of wrecked property saved by the Coast.
especially reknit); to the voluunser movemenL loikiug tut, the Yerd• One dey, tibial mt. A 'steed.. Emperor .1 morocco d • Sariipaaan mule, rochly capful- .u.si ain, t., for the year 1859, to a falai of Spenird•
DISMOVNTED YEMMASKV Ririe/ CORPS.-Mr. wee at• review, he !etched !Ira. Alexander &nil Amoos, ! eini,7l.l and h:ade
of Cuba.
sugar, and corr.., thus f, ~„,„, ~.. .., ,
~. scantAan, alma Ine number of persons remitted by than
coil saw then, treeing each othee in the kitch .! pn ce of te
Richard Pueack ha* been elected sergeant, and Mr. Isle t _ Windsor , . from • watery grave dining thus cams period to no lees
Not mime daye ore lie left he sew Mrs. Alexander 1 Ti..T State Apportments of Castle are now than 1,250.
H. Puckeridge Dixon, corporal, subject to tube &ppm-
and Atre_ai together in the outhouse in the afternoon. open to the public.
eel of the 2ilanpais of Aileebury. Mr. Gladstone hap consented to withdraw that part of
He went in aild as them in ati indecent attitude. He Provieine. are now being carried to Gibraltar, after • hia budget ohinb imposed a stamp duty upon lieuefit
CItICMMT.-rhe members of the Saveneake Forest one morning told Mr. Alexander what he had ems, and lapse of Aix months, frwm Tangier, where the markets building Societies.
Oicket Club met at the King's Arms on Friday Mr. Alexander turned him away. He and Mrs. liave limn rwestablishel. I Chinese immigfanta continue to arrive in large nun,-
mesh. me. Jai ties carter in the ewe, me, westan, • Alexander and Annie were brought (ace to (ace by Mr. ' Between 2I•100 end 1000 working 'nee of Devuerod I hers at Demerara, and it is gratifying to learn that
Hr. H. P. Dix on, Mr. H. lineike, arid Mr. T. H. • •
t lexander, and he was going to tell all be hal seen, but 1 and Stonehoese have pierented • *Over vase. valeel at many take their Imbibes with thole.
Alexander would riot Ileum to bins %woe atcach L'2oo to Mr. Fernand formerly M.P. for Knaresburougli. Mn.
Lavingten, wages elected as the committee ; and Mr. Mr. A • , . . . • , . • . Maurice Drummond. of the Treasury, has bum
din and kicked him sort knocked iiim shunt. He did , who bee been • candidate for Devouport three Stowe a ,
C. 11. Pettit was unanimously neelected as hon. I • . 1 puinted receiver d the Metropolitan Police elesttiot, cm
nut we 11r. Alexander again until the following . since 1859. the retirement uf Mr. Wray.
secretary for the ensuing seam. The meeting wu
Christman. On the occasions of which he had spoken 1 At a recent sitting of the Hetertertists Diet the Mill. Mr. Nirip_., .. • ray.
well attended, and it Was intended to open a rub- editor of the New York SpirO of the
Mrs. Alexander and Amos were generally three-parts - Wry Committee moved that the plan proposed by riaia,
wh""
seription list in istd of the fund for defraying the ex' drunk, and he and the other servant* had fetched brandy I Government for the fortification of time coast should H allcairri.uyer hers in the n•Pl•itj of backer 14
maxi, . Ilawlimpi, who came over M repel
.psuss of ibis ruogggly-erected cricket pavilion, and it fee them. be rejected end the necessary supplies refuted. the fig)* weft
I was suggested AV soma entertainment be teen at In ertesexamnation this witness gave a very confused -i I
fi Mrs. Whately. the wife a his (trace the Archbishop the loves _ , . Ili to the gums Um Mbar dey at
the Townhall tome the saute object. account of the ciicuinstances under which he had seem of Dublin, died at Meetings en the 25th ult.• Lá so Weald Will claim his.rfght to
that honour shandy, es believe.