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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

HnRRIBLE ATIEMPT AT SUICIDE.

On Monday the inhabitanta of Governor's-lane, were
frightened by learning that a man named James Dillard,
living in Steward's Court, bad cut his throat. The man
had been employed by Mr. Wadsworth, of Redly°le
Farm, and went to work between five and six in the
morning. He returned about wren, bringing back his
food basket, and sat down on • (their in the kitchen,
and there committed the dreadful set by a determined
gash with • small clasp knife. About half.past seeen,
Mrs. Jane Stote, his landlady came down-stairs, and saw
Gillard sitting in the chair learning forward on his
elbows, which were resting on his knees. He was hold-
ing hands open before him, and the blood was dripping
from his throat. Mts. Stote asked, horrified, what he
had done, when he replied that be didn't know. The
neighbourhood was alarmed, and Dr. Willes, who
happened to be near, came in and bound up the wound.
The mike were communicated with, the man was
removed to the infl rotary, an d Dr. Orden, and Dr. Tiaard
attended him, and the wound was Newn U. It was a
fearful gaah woos the throat, about gin. long, Dui was
horribly jagged. es if the man had worked the penknife
about in the wound, 6o Witt it gaped more like • month
ti,an • cut. The doctors are uncertain whether
the poor man will recover, and he li., in • precarious
state. It seems that on Saterday night while his land•
lady was cutting some meat for hi supper, he said to
her "Mat. haste, look sharp. I expect to go to prison
direeetly minute I" His lan ilad, was astonished, and
asked him what about r He replied "It is abmt some
butter, I carried it to Lowman', instead of to
Mauudera's." Mrs. Stott. replied 'Oh, never mind that,
If it is only a miatake,it can soon be righted, but if you
have done 'moss, you ought to Lave known hatter."
Dillard was viry low in apirits on ,unday, and itia sup-
posed that the atisir alluded to is the cause of the rash
mt.

ANOTHER ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
BOROUGN PFITT SESBIONti, Monday. —Before R. N.
How.ril, Esq. (Mayor). and J. Tizard, Esq.
William Clgoll, a labourer, was brought up for
attempting to comma suicide I,y jumping into the
hsrbour.— Mrs. Mary Freeman, of 19, High-street, said:
On Sunday. about half.past three in the afternoyo, I
was looking out of my drawing-room, on I saw prisoner
near a beep of stones, and then he walked pot my
house. When be got very ne.rly opposite Mr. eency's
shop. I saw him prepirug himself as if for a spring,
and he then jumped into the harbour. It was neer
some steps, and I thought he had jumped after. some-.
thing, but he did not come to the steps, and I called
out for my husb.nd, who went nut of the house, down
to the side of the h.rbour. I afterwards mw my hum
band and pri4orier in a boat. When the man Primped`
off the pier, I believe he did it deliberately. He Brat
of all drew bmk from the river and then took a spring
in:—Reinanded till 10 o'c'ock on Thursday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

THE STEPNEY 1111:TRDEH.

At the Central Criminal Court, on Thursday. William
Itedheal, • respectable-looking lad, 18 'ears of age. was
Indicted before Mr. Jwitiee Reiss for the wilful murder
of &rah Redhead, on the 30th of May. The prisoner
waea private in the Tower Hamlets Rinse, and shot his
stepmother with hie rifk, because, u he said, she was
unkind to him and his sister.
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The jury found prisoner Ossify of wilful murder, with
a stroll; recommendat.on to mercy on account of his
youth and good charso.er.
The Judge passed sentence of death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

SW A NAG E,

PLAIL STUMM— This steamer again nn Mooday ran
excursions two or three times between Poole. Bourne-
mouth, and Swaney, and brought and exchanged a
fair nu ober of excursionimtm.
Rev. W. Etaowi.- -The Rev. W. Brown hu been
obliged to resign him charge, by medicd advice, through
suffering from throat and heart disease.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

DORCFIESTER TOWN COUNCIL.

A monthly meeting of the Corporation was held on
Wedneadsy morning, where there were present—the
Mayor (J. F. Hodges, Esq.), Aldermen J. Galpin and
hook. Councillor.. J. Bishop, Dr. Aldriage, R.
Damen, T. Kennett. W. l,de, M. Devenosh. and F.
Kennett, with the Town Clerk (Giles Elyalouds,
INDIA TAXTILII FABRIC&
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I With reference to the offer of the Secretary of State
for India to supply speoimens of India textile fabrics
for the inspection of the public, at • charge of ploo,
Mr Alderman Coombs reported that the Rev. B.
Welain(tion. sec. of the School of Art) wrote that it w-
considered they would be of great value to the s,
ti e public would furnish the funda and to
auohoritiin liwt no mom.), to d.-wite to
and no ewe to exhilrt the
di.couraaing circumstances. it
done in the matter by it,
Mr. 1318110 P and "
municipal b."
kind. •

,ents.
Mu-eum
-Itch • purpo-e,
..ttot (Inter thes•
eras felt nothing could be
Council.

11.C1 thought it the duty the

.1 to take the initiative in matters of this
.% public iteetins was suggested, and the Mayor
he would call one if there was any desire Tor it by
the public; and, if one were he'd. he hoped the Connell
at.eed as inditlftlalL The experience of fe-m,e
public meetings was referred to as arguing a result the
reverse of suocessful, and in the end nothing oamo of
the matter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

TUE TWELFTH OF JULY.

The anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne pealed
off quietly in Ireland. At Lisburn there WWI a
great demonstration, Mr W. Johnston, M.P., pre-
siding. 30,000 were present. He was proud at
standing wttb hie brother Orangemen under Orange
banners, and walking in prooession. He denounced
the Party Processions Bill, awl tore it up amid loud
oheers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

COEN EXCHAIIRE TARIFF.

Notice was given for oonsiirring the tariff of charges
for the we of the Corn Exchenge, bid it IVY found it
tionl.t not be proceeded with, end It was deterred to •
committee mooting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

Tug Duke of Norfolk has given 130,000 end TO,
Howard £5,000 to the Cetholio Elucstiou Cads
Fund.

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THI Qoeen reviewed the troops at Aldershot on
Rater(lay. A sham light on an extensive scale followed
the march plat. .

lETEREISTING LeDll3.—At this season of the j ear
importsat process of bleaching and dressing laces
.rid linens for spring and summer wear oommenoes. We
would therefore particularly call the attention of our
fair readers to the Glenaell Starch. It is now raisin.
lively need in the Royal Laundry. and her Majesty's
laundr.as pronounce, it to be the finest .torch 'he e•er
used. When you ask for Me Oteolll4, see Mat you get it.
New AIET•L PoiCEAT trenTA Box WITH PATENT
SPHING CueCß.—Bryant and 111 ly have recently in-
troduced • very useful little Pocket Vesta Box with a
most ingenious and simple spring Outer ; it is • novelty
in every way, anl will son come into very general
use—being of metal instead of card, and retailed filled
with Testa' at one penny. Any Tobaccoaist, Grocer,
Chemist, or Chandler, will supply it.
THE wide reputation, and iocreaning demand for
liorniinan'a Packet Tea, has induced some to copy the
labels, wrappers, &a; the public are therefore cautioned
that genuine p.eiteta are sigaed, " Wli k FJ Muni-
man and Co., London, Original Importers of the Pure
Tea." The great strength, delicious flavour, and real
cheapnesis of this tea ia in high estimation. For load
agents see advertisement in this paper.
&Peen 0000 a. - GRATTNOL AND
ComrowrlNG.—The very agreeable character of
this preparation bait rendered it a general
favourite. The Civil Service Gazette remarks ;
thorough koowledge of the natural laws which govern
the operations...l digeetlon and nutrition. and by • care-
ful application of the fine properties of well.seleoted
cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
a delicately flavoured beverage which snay save us
Hinny heavy doctors' bills." Made simply with boiling
water or milk. Sold by the trade only in alb., 41h„,
arid llb. packets, tin lined and labelled,—James Epps
and Co., Homatopathio Chemists, Lon on. Agent la
Dorchester for J. Epps & Co's., other preparations
H. laurden, 13, Corohill, Dorchester; Walford,
El, St. albsn'a-row, Wepanytth. Nee that each bottle
is aecured by • band over the oork, b,nring the sigma-
ture_fglaieg Epps and On,, without which none ars
mains,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

NORWICH ELECTION.

The polling on Tuesday resulted in the return of Mr.
Tillett.
The declaration was made on Wednesday, ea follows:-
1)110U 4.236
lluddleston ... 3,874

M.jority for Tillett ...

... :362

The Cooaervat.ves say Me. Tillett is disqualified. as
they allege he made PaYuleht• Ia mecum the show 01
hands at the 1868 election.

A fiR&WL IN HYDE-PtiRK.

Two Msjors in the army, named Kane and Gordon
some tune ago met at • party, when one spilled some
champagne on • latly'e dress. The other mid it was
done on purpose, and challenged the offender. lie
decline t and the challenger promised him a caning the
first opportunity. On Tuesday they ant. Ketch had
sticks, and they fought with them till both were
ezhau.tud. Tlieu the police came, and the combatants,
"bruised blank and blue," were taken to tbe nenre.t
haspitaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

-DANGEROUS IMITATIONS

F. S.CLEAV ER'S

CARBOLIC ACID & GLYCERINE SOAP

The great advantages of this soap over others &stinted
u " Carbolic Acid Arian" are. that in its insularism
none but pure Medicinal Carbolio Acid in combisatiss
with Glyoerine is used, and entire fre.dom it emus&
from the off..nsive odour of commercial Carbolic Acid
containing Solphnr and Tarry Matters
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

Dorset Conti' Expo.

TUESDAY. JULY 19, 1870.

THE 1870 Hinz VOLUNTEER ENrAMPMPNT.
Tbe Dorset battalion of ride volunteers will go into
camp at Arishruel, East Lulworth, on Monday, the 14
August. It will be gthtitying to the volunteers gene.
rally to know that the band of the 3rd D.R.V. under
Mr. Bandmaster Wellspring. into be detailed for duty
at the top. The Dorchester band has done good
service with the battalion. Twice it has accompanied
the volnnteers of Dorset to Portsmouth, once to Bristol,
°°°° to Salisbury, to all the reviews by the Gord•Lient.,
and to all the camps save one. Oct each occasion the
Dorchester band has given the greatest satisfaction. and
the volunteers hare agreed that there was no bent
equal to it for playing when the battalion was marching
past, Under theee circumstances thole was general
wonderment when a contemporary announced that Mr.
Eyers's (Blandford) band was to do duty at camp
[vatic This, we understand, was altogether an unite.
thorised statement, and the band of the 3rd D.R.V.
will attend as before.

OUR DORSBT VOLUNTEERS AT WIMBLEDON.
We think that the county he.. resenn in he
proud of the guoil poaision attained to the winning list
bo our volunteen this year. In the first eontest—the
St. Georges vase oompetition, shot at 500 yards, kneel.
ing —we have no leas than three winners, viz., Sergeant
Roberts, Weymouth, 17 points, £4 and badge; Quarter-
master Sergeant Edgar, Gillingham, 17 point*. £4 and
badge • and Corporal Gover, Sherboree, 17 points, £.l
and hedge.
For the Prince of Wales's prise, only one volanteer
from each county, viz., the winner of the National
fle Association Bronze Medal,was allowed It compete,
and here we find ;lent. Good, Bridport, fourth on the
list. and winning 1,5, with a more of 43 points-5 shots
it 200, 500, and 600 yard., Hythe poaition.
In the Queen's prize, Brat stage, we have no less than
fur men in the county winners, viz., Sergeant Barrett,
Bridport, 46 points, badge of National Rifle Association
and I:15; Armour-Sergeant King, Blandford, 45 points,
hedge and £lO (th.se two men are thus qualified to
shoot for the k. 250 Queen's prize, being b to the firsi
sixty grinners); Sergeant Terry, Bridport, takes I:3, and
Sergeant Patten, Bridport, a similar stun, each with a
score of 42 points.

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In the Windmill prizes, shot at 200 and 500 yard.,
we find the nem* of Colour-sergeant Gregory, of Dor-
chester, a winner at each distance with two splendid
scores viz., 18 points at 200 yardi, for which he teoeived
£2, and 19 points at 500 yards, viz., one centre and
four bulls-eyes, for which he receives £5. and is qualifies,
to shoot for the Windmill prise; second stage, at 600
Yards. Taking Into oomiieration that only 28 men ot
Dorset competed at Wimbledon, against nearly 200010
the Queen's, end a like number in the St. George's vete
competitions, we may well feel proud of our volunteer.
bringing home no less than 10 prizes amongst them, and
hiving two amongst the first sixty to shoot for the
Queen's L 250 prize.. May one of them win it I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

ANSTY.

ACCIDINT.—On Monier morning about ten o'clock,
• man named Thomas Drake, in the employ of Mr.
Woolhonae, brewer, in company with five or ail others
was engsgel in hoisting • large stme, weighing some.
thing like two tOnll. from RA carriage, by means of •
chain and several gin-pol-a, when, in consequence of •
false Want*, the weight heeled over, casting the tome
of the bearing urn limb:ire part of the °airings on which
Drake was mop oyed. Observing this, he endeavoured
to iqualiae the balance by preening the lifting gear,
when the pole struck him violently on the bead, knock-
ing him down. De. Fielding, of Abbey Milton, wee
lout for, and on his arrival prompt etteivion WKS given
to the nufferer's requirements. It was found that hie
bead was seriously lacerated and he bad sustained 1,0020
severe bruises upon his knees and other parte of his
body. Upon Mr. Fiehling'a advice, he WU taken to the
Dorset County Hospital, where be is doing well.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

THII Lot Amite Administrative Battalion Rifles will
it is expected, commence their camping out on Aescst
2.3 rd.

7111 FENIAN &UDE/S.—Three of the Fenian milers
upon Canada bay. oome to grief. At New York
General Starr and Colonel Thompson have each &en
sentenced to two years' imprisonment and a fine of Id
dollars, and Capt. Mannix to one years' imprisonment
and a ten.dollar fine.

SCIGUI MLAT OCCURILINOI. —The 12th July did •ot
pass without bloodabed. A little Orange lodge of ilk,"
18 member., with twioe as many female frieeds, march-
ing to a sobool-house at Fort Bing'ston, Monaghan
oounty, received a volley of multetry fired from •
plantation, and a man tumid Wafalion has died from
wounds. Four men hero been arrested on auspieon.
Blume IN TOIMIT. WIC is looking up in the
Mut. The famous Russian violinist (Kouiski), mod his
daughter Wanda, tbe pianiate, bay. (says the Maw Al
Standard) been playing before the Sultan, obtaining the
honour ot the Cross fib. Itedjelie for the father iand
a aunt of ten thousand francs for the lady.
EXTRAORDI AST lIICID ANT DOLING AS EscArs
Paull THI POLICL —At Bristol polioe-oourt on Monday,
it was stated that a prisoner named Thomu
charged with damaging some property, and assaulting
souse one in Bt. Philip's, was unable to appear owing to
lii. being an inpatient at the infirmary. In endeavour
log to escape from P.C. 139, who was pursuing him.
Hill rushed through& quantity of strong lime water
used at a tannery at fit. Philip's. and the liquid had so
covered him that his akin was entirly peeling a if. and
he would not be able to leave the Infirmary for a ear
siderable time.

Vocia, Monte.—As to vocal mown, ooasidered Ai 6
PI" of "41 education, it is wonderful bow wo have
receded (remarks the Musical Standard) from the 'KY
creditable position occupied by our forefathers up to
the seventeenth century. Nob to evince 'kill of owe
kind of minis wu then considered an exhibition of de.
festive educttion. fld our youth receive the sd•ac.
taires in early discs invari•blv hmeowed on children in
the foreign Schools, old Hai lad would maintain as li,gk
• positios in the scale of musical talent and prollinency
us she does in the world of pol.tio• and as we troll the
always will. The be; being the acknowleAged father of
the man, musical. like other Wantsl should be awoke
night early.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

STICKLAND

Carrion Ti) BOT/L—On Sunday morning July 10, an
aceident happened to a little boy about eight years of
age, the son of Mr. Rogers. shepherd, at this village.
One of the farm boy. woi. taking the horaes to the river
to drink about half-past 12; the little boy walked behind
one of them, and, it i, believ,d struck it. The brie
lucked out, •nd struck the boy above the knee breskiog
his leg. Mr. Fielding of ilittota was at once sent for,
and arrived at half-past six, when he attended to the
h.). The boy is at the present time programing
favourably.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

WATER TOR TIM BARRACKS.

An appl;catinn wu again received from the War
Department for a Nupply of water to the barracks at the
traie purposes rate.

On a previous °cession the authorities were asked
double that prim, and told the reason why. On the
motion of Mr: GALPIN, seconded by Mr. BISHOP, it Inn
resolved to give the same answer.

GAOL swans.
In answer to an application, it was agreed to allow a
junction to be made from the gaol to the town sewer on
payment of £3 • year.

Iflllll4llofS.
The !nary:mon reported several anisettes,' from pig
keepins, and was direated to tsko prossedinga gland
the offenders.

CA MIL

Ancinure.—tt short time sines • serious accident
hsppenvd to a boy named George Park. The led was
driving • hnrse to • field for grass, wben it took (right
at • thrashing machine, and commenced kicking. It
struck the boy, smashing his lower jaw on the right
side of the face, breaking the Wags of the noes, and
severely Huang him about the back park of the skull
and neck. A.statance was @ion at band, although no
one witneasel tin Haaster, hut he had not 1.1 where
his father was working more than five minute. belore
the accident ha ';.n' Dra. Aldridge ant Smith have
be. n ti comtatit •tiend mice on the poor boy, an 1 we
art. clad to my he la now progreming towar I. recovery,
although he will always carry marls of the kick.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

LYME REGIS.

Run MAJIISTT hos been graeloa.ly please.' to °Pm.'"
the otioelou sopointme.t in the let Dorset Arti,lery
Volunteer Corp., vir„ : Richard Frrocds Hay, gentle-
tO he let Litosteeaut.

DEATH OF LORD JUSTICE GIFFARD.
George Makham Giflard,Lord Justice of APPeali
died on Wednesday night in Loudon.

TH C QUEEN.

Ber Majesty. with the Princesses Louie. and
Beatrice, left Windsor for Osborne on Thursday
morning.

THE INFAL, IBILITY OF THE POPE.

Bons, Wednesday. —The (Ecumenical Council
voted to.day in favour of the infallibility of the
Pope by 450 ayes against 58 noes. There nen 62
conditional votes.

ANOTRER GREAT FIRE AT
CONSTANTINOPLE.

A trreat fire commenced in Stamboul on Monday
at 3 30 p.m., which wan not got under until mid-
night. About 1500 houses, nearly all of which were
built of wood, were destroyed in ttfr poor Masud-
man, Greek, and American quarter. Several thous-
and persona base lost everything.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT OF A
BOY.

A boy named John Hall waaapprebended at Stour-
bridge for drowning his sister, aged S. They had
been out begging, and on returning caught little fish
by the river side. He says his sister let some go,
and that be struck her. She bit him in return.
Then they went to where the water was deeper, and
he knocked her backwards into it. Then he tried to
catch hold of her drew, but she sank. He stopped
about an hour, but never saw her again, so he went
home and told their mother she was lost somewhere.

All ssarching failed to discover the drowned
child.

On Tuesday the girl was found alive. She had
been to Sedgley, but would give no explanation,
neither would the boy. He bee been discharged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

SERIOUS RIOTS IN NEW YORK.

SEVERAL KILLED—MANY WOUNDED.
NIW TORE, Wednesday.—An Orange festival
was held/4Elin Park yesterday, when the Orange.
men were attacked by the Irish Catholics A
desperate fight ensued, and firearms were used.
Three persons were killed and over 50 wounded.
The disturbance was quelled by the police.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

OPINING OF THE NEW wEsLEYAN CHAPEL
AT RIDGE WAY.

The New Wee'e.t.a Chapel was opened at this
village on Wednoatlay last. It is a beautiful little
stone hulking to accommodate 170 or 180. Great
credit is dun to the honorary architect. Rev. A.
Puddioombe,for the design, and to the builders, Messrs.
Otter and Spicer. for the manner in which tf.• work is
executed. The Re.. R. Jeokin, of Bath, delivered a
u-eful practical di.course in the afternoon, basing big
remarks upon verse 61. 62, in the ix. chap, of the
gonad by St. Luke. The chapel was crowded with •n
attentive coingtegation. After the Mervioe about 300
partook af tea in • commodious field close by, the
materials for which were gratuitously provided, mod
! numbers patronised the baster in the large room under
the back part of the chapel. In the evening the chapel
wan thoroughly packed, and many were excluded for
want of room. ihe public meeting was presided over
Mr Anderson and addressed by Revs. It. Jenkin, J.
Hthtlii, A. Puddioornbe. and J. S. Simon, end Messrs
Riggs, Shorten, and Otter, after elaborate financial
statements by the Circuit Ministers, and Mr.
Simmons, secretary to the building committee,
It was gratifying to learn to What a large ex-
tent eeetional differences had been merged iv
the united efforts of the members of various churches
to swell the building fund. The present Mayor of
Weymouth, two and almost all the members
of the Town Council were, also, among the contributor,,
The collections were "10 2s. 51, which with solucrip.
tions (paid and promised), proceeds of baster, ka.,
amount to £2BO ; and • friend Ina promised a quarter
of the £BO still required to meet the wet of the build.
ing—e26o. The opening Berrie.' are to be continued by
the Rev. J. !fugal, of Dorchester, preaching three
sermans on Sunday next.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

illarittts.

The reports from all parts of the country are mush
mole favourable, even with regard to oats, which will
be a better crop than was at one time anticipated.
Wheat everywhere promisee to be a pot gathering.
The 41.43 /Until received from the continent are also
satisfactory. New wheat has appesred in France and
and the (meal i. represented as being very line.
Germany, Holland, 11.1gium, and Ilungsry promise
well—the latter abundantly ; and California will have
more to spare than was thought would be the ease a
few weeks hack. The markets are more or leas dull.
The value of breadatuff4 has again undergone scarcely
any chance f comtquenee in America.
With some eiceptions, the markets in the provinces
have been very moderately supplied with wheat. In
some places, where there has been a good attendance of
buyers, • considerable diTimition has been shown to do
business in wheat, chiefly on amount of the unsettled
state of affairs ou the continent, and better prices have
in consequence been paid than was the case last week ;
while in others the contrary has been the case. Barley
has not 2,14 very well in any market, but the shortness
of the supply has been the means of keeping prices
firm. There has been a good demand for oats in many
markets, and priers have moved up la. per qr. Beans
and peas have been in fair request, and prices in most
cases unaltered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

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such person hold the relation of a rA/ULTT, MCI/TOIL, Or =ROT-
klan.'.—Sun, Evening Paper.
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age."—Dady Tengroph. Ma eh 27th, 1656.
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BOURNE WOUT li.

RECIATT•.—It has been resolved to have a regatta
here shoat the middle of next month.
tarrenimoGiciAL 3carrr. —A Six's thermometer for
taking the temperature of the sea has been purchased
and is to be placed on the pier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

THE CHELSEA MURDERS.
SENTENCE OF DEATH.

Walter Miller. mason's labourer, was arraigned
at the Central Criminal Court, on Wednesday,
for the murder of the Rev. Mr. Huelin and Ann
Boss, the rev. gentleman's housekeeper. On
Thursday afternoon the trial was concluded.
Miller was found guilty, and sentenced to death.
The Lord Chief Justice directed that the witness
Piper, the carman, through whose prude-nce
Miller was apprehended, should receive a reward
of EX
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

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In regard to this matter, Mr: 4ildermln °ALM(
hoped that they would uot proceed in it 110 far u to
pledge themselves, before it vu discussed openly in the
Council, so that the public might have an opportunity
of expressing their views on the subject.
The MaTotlit said ts rtainly not; the object of the
committee was In colt at informstion with d to the
terms on which they might have the land, if they could
h.ve it, and respecting the claims of the miens
introits concerned. When thst was done the mutter
would be in a puition to be brought before the Council
fee public &retsina
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

THE WELSH FASTING GIRL.

The above cue opened on Thursday at
Carmarthen. Mr. Giffard. for the prosecution,
argued that the death of the girl was caused or
accelerated by the culpable acts of the prisoners,
not ii,tentionally, uo doubt, but negligently.
The microscope showed there was food in the
child's stomach after death, which proved she
must have been fed with the parents' knowledge
up to the commencement of the watching, and
the parents therefore ere responsible for after-
wards withholding food The jury should accept
the microscopic revelations in preference to
ice medic.il theories. Evidence was given and
the jury found Evan Jacobs and Hannah, his
wife, the parents of the girl, guilty. The
father was sentenced to twelve months' and the
mother to six mouths' hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

DORSET AfISI ZE 3.

These assizes sijil commence at Dorchester, on Fri-
day nest, before Baron Martin and Justice Wines.
There ere 22 primmer's, 15 in custody and 7 on boil, as
follows : Thomas Rideldle, described as a •011141•14 the
convict charged with the murder of Warder Sly, at
Portland; Mary Elizabeth Bushrod,child murder at Broads
mayne; An Bushrod, aiding Mary E. Bushrod in the
murder ; Annie Pearce, child murder at MeDiary Abbas ;
John Vincent, bigamy at Cerne ; Charles Amor, bigamy
at Fordingion ; William Britton, burglary at Wee-
MOM& William Davy and Ed werd Mintern, burglary
at Hook , George Powell, stealing plough.rhaing
at Thornoombe ; Wililag, Davis, Benjamin Stock,
and law.. Fuller, arson at Stsiiijog,t„„. ; William
Moore, watch stealing at Sherborne ; Emily Legg, fraud
at Blandford; Thomas Styles, ariinn at Swantge ;
Walter Legg, snort at Toiler; Hobert William. sndJubn
Motley, arson at Waruiwell ; eiereh Annie Hill, friend
at Weymouth ; Ellen Hector, stealing a copper boiler
at Winterborne Stickland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19

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Agriculture.

THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

The very acceptable rains of the past week have pro-
duced satisfactory results. The barleys on the light
hot soils, which appeared to he dry and dead, put forth
sonic new roots fibres withio 12 bouts of the first rain,
and seem determined Ito perfect the ear and kernels.
although there is little straw, and the fiag is dead.
Beans. pees, and all other croos are also mush im•
proved by the change. The wheat ears are especially
good.
Lost year pets were almost entirely destroyed by
green y, which also infested every wheat ear is our
county. This year not one is to be seen. The bean
i in
crops with us are also free fronsects on our heavy
lands. Harvest will be early in this county, and will
comment,e probably in about 14 days. Altogether, the
prospect is more cheery. Some heavy ground rains
would help the pastures, which are still brown ant
welted.
Hoot crops now promise favourably, although some-
what late.
Tiptrea Hall, Kolvadea, Sawa.