The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25 00:00:00

Mena last year 2:1.327 Wu a mei fad blue,
were Imported lato dostba tuft prahum
VIM*.
BUSK% .o.llltarY to Chiresbar
pertseems, bad bels=tsd to easseed ek I„,
Werra as Trader for friar.
TOO lizit...nessyf Freqeh has jut forwarded,
tbmiat the Priam de is Tear
&Aui daesation of 300 frame to the Fresh
' H Lakwerter-equere, Loads.
FRILLII Ow N AVMS. —A U. days ego I erre on the
fats of lir. bass Hatainsos, of Bray:toss ys•ned a
lamb having two perfect bodies and seven perfect lags,
--Clesabertaad Paeq rd.
Two Kuig of the firpolensta brads recently bids
miaow ...HO frail Maga by tbe falling of a ram sat
whir walking in a green at hie canary ear.
Taw Veinarramm—A tiara boy, the his of a gentle-
Mall residing al Qssesetypstas.Ssassa, Hessiartaan, has
Wee lad as Havamensith polleersert, Loads, ia
Se MIS Of Ii far preetriag the velars& apes the
peddle parrent.
AMISS 111 8P AIM —Litenot reerredat Madrid,
gay, 19 states Uri 2000, parka= of Qatar Isabella have
*rambled at Perpignan, sad are preperls to enter
lip•in wider the command of Ger rel. Garet sad
Perla* The idea of • liegeney is again gairdm

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ground.
Os Setarday morning the wife of • chemist at
Leicester, pre birth to two twin children (girls) which
=nook of the nature of the " Ilingeses twins," hsvine
four arms and four lege, cod beisgJiitOid together from
the breast to the imbibing cord. Twy did not lorries
o „own. of an hoer, sad their death was quietly
followed by that of their mother.
Ten Owen= 01, DrnwOrrwargit Ann RENT.IDAT.—
On Wednesday the Oonosses drove from Corbridis
the Anchor Inn. at Boyden Bridge. Elbe occupied her
own private carriage. sod was socompanied by Hr. Parr
Shorechffe, and meth= geetlemaa and a lady. It wu
root-day of the Greenwhich Hospitel Suet.; and the
°Wert of her ladyship's stilt was to see the human aa
t, sy ceme in to pay their reels at the Anchor Inn. Sae
=copied an apartment in the Ina for some t n.e. but
afterwards removed into her own carriage et the door,
where she had • bettni view of those entering lug
Geeing the house: The Countess returned to Cor-
bridge early in the afternoon. —Newcasils Chronic/a.
flitor•LlTT OP • MoTiggn.— At the Karylebooe
police-ot London, on Wednesday, Honor= Price
was charged with being drunk and =malting her
child, The prisoner was drunk, and wanted to fight
with a young women, who declined and ran away.
Prisoner pursued has, and being impeded in her flight
by having to carry an infant, she 000ley flung it over
her head, The poor little creature fell with great
violence on the =meat ; and tha divisional surgeon
said it woe losbtiul that G could live. in defence the
prisoner said she wag a dear lover of her children, of
whom she had eight. She wee remanded.
THE Poor-law Guardians of Gurestry discussed at a
resent muting whether the girls in the workhouse
should weer hats or bonnet& A few benevolent persons
had made molter to supply them with plain black straw
bats free of anirw, but some of the guardians thought
It was an iesidola attempt to 'aired's= a drageroaa
innovation. "life like the altar cloth," exclaimed ono
of them, "0.1 we shall be going on to Roman
Catholiaisso* Another detected the germ of a social
revAntioa. "I shall deprecate it very strongly," he
said. I kaow my •saissis' won't allow one of her 'errant
obis to wear a kat If the children are brought up to
weer oorlpii-lorom hats here, they'll want to wear them
when they go away. They'll be wanting leathern
next, and then you'd have young gentlemen coming
' martini after them." Finally. one of the guardians
moved t,rdi they should "irthek to the bonne*" addax
was agreed to.
nal, Oral TIM CLIP? AT BANSGIATL—dn inquest
we. bold on Wedoesday, at the Havapte Town-hall,
ern the body of a married woman, who was discovered
lAitg dead under the West Cliff, itaxesgste. The do'
ceased, who was 41 years of age, was the wife of Mr.
&WM, butcher, of Dover, and also related to several
tradesmen in Ramage= She came down to Ramsgate
for change of air, about o fortnight ago. She was
rather week, through a severe illness with which she was
attacked last summer. She left her vartments at 16,
Royal-road. sheet three o'clock as Tuesday afternoon for
a walk, and was not seen spin alive. Her body was
dissevers/ under the silff sheet six o'clock the same
evening. It was high wear about four o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon •, sod the medial testimony went to
thew that ilia was drowsed, bet 00 'vides= being given
to show bow, on opee verdiet of found drowned was
s darned.
A Gana= PATTEIT.—The late Mn. Frederick
Atteeboroegh has bequeathed to the Nottingham
Hcapital the sum of £4,200 Consols. Hr. Attenborough
had bees an in-patient of the hospital some 53 years
since, and considered that to the skill and kindness
there shown him he owed his life; and to show his
gratitude, be wishes to lee= the hospital ell the saviors
of his many rave. Mr. Attenborougb, after leaving
the hospital, maned in the 3rd Dragoon Guards. and
served in that regiment as • private for 33 years and six
months. Go his discharge he was presented with •
service ii este by the officers of the regiment as •
mark of their approbation of his conduct sad character.'
Rinse his discharge he has been living a retired rd. in
Nottingham with a pension of Is. did. • day. The
whole of his muoifieent legury to the hospital has been
' aesumulated by *ireful saving during • period of 53
yeltlL
Seim:ea—An inquest was held on Wednesday by
Mn. Carter, at Walworth, on the body at Mr. George
Clark a master =pester and undertaker, of Qiieen '-
place, P.ckbam. The deceased threw Isimealf on Friday
last in front of the 3.14 Crystal Palace Vain between
the Heber Oak sad Peekliamaye Stations on the High
Level line. Tim train was going at the re= of Greasy
miles an hoar, and the guard irea of the seighas ,trash
the deceased on the =ch, hurling hist on the await nf -
=int. Be was at owe ecaverd to fit. Theme's
Hospital, where he died early on Sunday morning. Kr.
G. J. Clothe, the son of the deessied, deposed that his
tether bad for a long time bees in • dammed Mate of
mind. He had been worried by weal looms in hasiosies,
and had lately bees In the -habit of never makiag a
remark to may of hill family while sitting et meals with
them. Aloes of 1130 en littiag up a shop front seemed
eaneclally to have affected his salad One of the
wftneeses deposed that the demard had laid to him,
" That shop-front has driven re. mad" The jary
returned a verdict that the deemed destroyed him Ille
while in a state of temporary insanity.
" STOLZ SWAT."—" The Qom= has gone I Long live
the Queen I" Sursh—parodying the famous epigram of
Chetesubriand—mast be the expression of most of the
railway porters in, round, and about Windier and along
the Caledonian lines. Northward the path of empire
takes it sway. We live in a reign which it •
paseathesis of empire vehicularity between °Morns and
Balmoral, and under s Government mart= on by
Cabinet Councils held in stereos trains, and pulled by
wires worked by elsetrie telegraphs: They limnstie
them nutters better in Franca. There, the ruling
power is present always in the capital, there, the
Service holds a brilliant court, and dispenses, be the
advantage of all around, the revenues he resolves by
virtue of his nice. With him there are no lancheons
in travelling trunks, or trace& bedsteads In saloon
carriages ; there are pomp and stets, and equipages, and
chronnistance, sad presence, and osert and company;
and festival, with all that variety of seeressy and
personal reception which •go so far to eeneolidilte
friendship among the highest end the humblest. Why
have w.sotbin of the Wad with as? Why hae the
Ilajeeey of Ingland booms' a Lady Oodles in perpetual
weeds, from whom "rueful catatonia= rra7i
ts
requested to stand maids t—ledtors.