The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10 00:00:00

Ittampob ire.

Sountstirrok. Netley Military Hospital.
The Government inquiry into the healthiness of the
site of this hospital has oust a thousand pounds.
THE UTZ Dock ACCIDENT. —The sinking of •
portion of the north wall of the inner dock
at Southampton has ceased, and has not in the
ali•htest degree affected the D. warehouse. The
damage to the wall may be easily repaired, and the
dock will be completed, and rendered in all respects
as perfect as if the slip had not occurred. The only
evil resulting from the late untoward accident will
be an additional expense and some delay in the corn.
pletion of the works in progress for deepening and
enlarging the dock.

A GIRL KILLED BY HER MOTHER•IN•LAW. A
young girl named Selina Rose was killed by her
mothemmlaw, Hannah Rose, at Southampton, on
Fritts), looming. The father of the deceased is
John Rose, anti the woman charged with this t dente
is his seoond wife, and is much younger than himself.
Rose has a numerous family by his former wife, and
and there are two children by the present, to whom
he has been maried about three or four years. The
parties live in Vysetlene, a small thoroughfare com-
municating between Frenchtstreet and Bridge-street,
near the theatre. It appears a quarrel took plane
between the mother.in-law and the girl SelMa, who
is in the 17th year of her ago, which resulted in the
immediate death of the latter from • blow on the
neck, administered by the former. No one else was
present at the time, and the unfortunate woman
instantly called in the aid of a neighbour. Aeoord•
mg to the general report among the neighbours, the
woman has always treated her step-children very
kindly. Hannah Rose was taken into custody, and
ham been remanded by the magistrates on the charge.
An inquest has also been omumenced, which was
adjourned fur • past murtem examittatittn, and has
resulted in • verdict of "Manslaughter against
Hannah Rose."

Tax CHANNIM INLANDB' SUBMAHIXIS TELRORAPH.
—The submarine telegraph to the Channel Islands
was suouessfully laid ou Friday, and communications
are now going on between Southamption and
Alderney.
WINCIILSTER.—The New Church of Faulk —A
memorial is to be presented to the Rev. Canon
Carus, praying him to re.euisider his determination
to withdraw the munificent gift of £B,OOO towards
the new district church, and it is most numerously
and influentially signed. It is intended to present
the petition to tie Cation next week. All the funds
necessary to pay for the erection of the editioe, fro.,
are forthooming, and it is to be hoped that the
beautiful plot of ground gratuitously offered by the
Conservative Lana Society will lie fomented for the
site without further delay, u such an atlyantageaus
opportunity may not again present Wulf.

FORDINGIMIDOL —hicentliariem. On Saturday
night .me one set lire to a eittage at Clapham
Gate, about two miles from this town, the residence
of a keeper named Robinson, in the employ of the
Earl of Norrnantou. The occupants (nine in number)
had but little time to save themselves, and & portion
of the furniture, Ila the house being thatched was
speedily destroyed. A man named Edward Hanoi*
has been brought before the magistrates on suspicion,
and was remanded fur a further hearing on Friday.

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RINGWOOD. —Nalioned &koala.— The children of
these schools, numbering 420, broke up fiir their
holidays for the harvest month, on Thule*. In
the afternoon, precaded by a baud (Amman, banners,
garlands and other emblems in their hands, they
walked in procession through the town to the vicarage,
where, on the lawn tea and plum oaks was provided
for them in aoundance. 450 tickets of admission at
is. each were purchased. Dancing and all Enda of
amusements wore much enlled, and after singing
the National Anthem and giving three hearty cheers
the party separated.