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

etneral Netoo.

TISTIMONIAL TO LORD JOHN RORSILL.-It
generally understood that the oommunity of Jews
resident in London intend to mark their sense of the
obligation they owe to this gentleman by presenting to
Lady John Russell a boudoir suite, oonsulting of a table
and four chairs composed of solid silver.

DITUTATION TO LORD STANLRY.—ID consequence of
what fell from Lord Stanley in rep.rd to the Indian pro-
clamation, • deputation is to wait on hill lordship Wed.
medal at the Board of Control, at 11 o'clock, to rept.
sent the danger and in policy of any royal promise which
should seem to represent the abominable and demoii.
hung idolatries of the natives seen object of indifferenos
toe Christian Government.

OLIVER CROMW 1t1.L.-BI•CENTENABY. —A Mr. T. H.
Gill writes to the Times to remind those to whom the
memory of Oliver Cromwell, as a great Englishman and
• great Protestant, is dear, that Friday, September 3,
will be the 200th anniversary, even to the day of week,
of the Lord Protector's death; the day, too, of hie most
signal triumohs. On September 3, 1650, lie prevailed at
Dunbar ; on September 3, 101, he received " the
crowning mercy 'of Woroeeter ; on September 3, 1658,
he passed from among wen.
SHOCKING OCCC RRENCE. —On Monday, Ellen Connor
who is well known to the police, was placed before the
Oldhiwi Borough Bench for disorderly conduct. The
evidence showed that on the previous Monday afternoon
she had been fighting in Back Duke-street, Oldham, with
a man named John Et' roinley, having • child only nine
weeks old in herlXlllll, and in the straggle the infant was
thrown to the ground and both ita arms were broken.
She was committed for one month, with herd labour.

DR. IM AN IN Yongsmax.—bat Wednesday
new and handsome Roman Catholic church wee opened
at Scarborough with great pomp and ceremony. Car-
dinal Wiseman preached on the occasion. It is
dedicated "to Almighty God under the invocation of
St. Peter, the Prince and Chief of the Apostles." On
Friday the Cardinal visited Hull, and it is said that he
was loudly cheered by. large concourse of people who
had ailaembled at the railway station. An address of
weloome was presented to Inin on behalf of the Roman
Catholics of Hull. In reply, he congratulated them on
the foundation of a convent.
MRDECINAL CIGARRTTE9.—A chief inoonvenience
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found in the eluiloytncnt of oil-p-irett7eTof etroinoniuja'
belladonna, etc., is the production of the large quantity
of slack° which induces an irritating cough ; at the
111111113 time they burn but badly. M. Dummy remedies
this Moonvenienoe by watering the dried and divided
planta with a strong solution of nitre, drying them again
before making up into cigarettes. These burn well
without any inconvenience. Moreover, the inspiration
of the nitre contained may aid in the relief of spasmodio
offal:Alma—Medical Timeo.

SIiOCKING DEATH—On Monday afternoon two men
named Henry and William Moult, residing at Kirkby-in-
Ashfield, Nottingham, were engaged in excavating a
well near that place. About 5 o'clock the younger
brother, William, while proceeding down the well by
means of a rope, when within • few yards of the bottom,
was heard to fall, upon which his elder brother Mi.
ruediately took hold of the suspension rope for the our•
pose of following him. When lie had got down a few
yards he also left hold of the rope and fell to the
bottom. Assistance was immediately procured, and the
two unfortunate men, after an hour's exertion, were got
out of the excavation, when it was discovered that the
foul air of the well had so operated upon them as to
render them insensible and not capable of retaining
their hold of the rope. It is almost needless to add that
both were quite dead when taken out of the well.
ALARMING AOINDINT.—At noon, on Monday week,
an accident 000urred at the gas works of the extensive
worsted manufactory of Messrs. Whitworth, Luddenden
Foot, near Halifax. A meter or holder, 14 yards in
diameter sod 7 deep, bad recently been erected, and its
tank leaking, a number of men had been employed for
some days to raise the holder by screw., so that the in-
side of the tank might be lined with iron. Scaffolding
was fixed at the top from pillar to pillar; but suddenly
the gas-holder fell, bringing down with it scaffold, girders,
and two of the large pillars. A man named Meadoworoft
wiui fearfully out on the head, and bruised on the bank,
arms, and legs. Another named Midgeley, caught at a
portion of the scaffold, and there hung till asaistanoe
could be had to release him. Other' had narrow escapee
with their lives, and were more or less bruised. Con-
siderable damage was done to the gaa-holder and the
masonry.
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THE DoNoorrEE BELLS.—The new peal of eight belle
for the Doncaster parish ohuroh have just been suc
oesofully out at the foundry of Mews. Warner, London,
and are now undergoing the process of tuning. The
peal has been tested by competent judges, and it is said
that for quality and depth of tone, they will not be Bur.
passed by the belle of any perish church In the king.
dom. The quarter bell is considered of remarkably
fine tone. The diametern and weights of the bells ire as
follows : —treble, 91 inches, 6 cwt. ; second, 32 inches,
6i cwt. ; third, 34 Inches, 8 owt. ; fourth, 37 inches,
10 owt. ; fifth, 41 Inollem, 13 cwt. ; elstli, 4.94 inches,
16 owt. ; seventh, 48 Inches, 21 owt. ; tenor, 54
30 cwt. Am soon as the wooden framework or cage in
which the belle are to be suspended In the tower he coal.
plated, the peal will be forwarded to Donoaster and
hung at once. It he expected they will be ready fur
ringing In • month from the present time but as the
opening of the church is fixed for the 14th of °etcher, it
hoe been decided to defer the inongural peal until then.
Mr. Dent, of London, the well known olookinaker, hoe
very handsomely made • ',relent of a valuable turret
clock, which is to be placed in the tower about the same
time as the bells.

GALLANT Rescue.—At the Kingstown regatta, on
the 21et oh, • email sailing boat belonging to Mr. H. A.
Hamilton, of Balbriggan, was run down by a large &h.
ing 'meek, about 300 yard. from the More, which caused
her instantly to oink. Out of the five persons on boani
Mr. Hamilton's boat two mooseded In getting into the
smack, another swain till iiinked up by a bust, while a
lady's life WAS 'nog providentially saved by the extra-
ordinary exertions of Mr. Hamilton. She was preeipi-
toted into the water to a great depth by the violence of
the collision, and the smack actually passed over her.
Mr. Hamilton watched where she went down, and,
though • very bed swimmer, he immediately dived down
till lie reached her, and with great difficulty succeeded
in raising her to the surface. He then swain with her
towards the shore till • boat put off and pinked them
up. Being devirous of showing her feelings of gratitude
to the Almighty for this imerciful preservation of her
life, she has thought that she could not do so in a more
appropriate manner than by placing at the disposal of
the National Life Boat Society the sum of £3OO, to be
employed by it in stationing an additional lifeboat on
the Irish ooast.
A NIW Perft.—lt has for some tiine past been
Animated in legal (Andes that the Earl of Derby has
been desirous of raising to the peerage that eminent man
and really great lawyer, Knight Bruce; and from all
we hear, we believe no step which the present Govern-
ment could take would redound inert, to their popularity
than this one. The learned Lord Justice lisia gained
for himself during the time he has occupied hie present
seat a character for promptitude and clearness of decision
which has never been surpassed by any equity lawyer of
this or the put generation. It is quite evident that
Lord Derby must, durint his tenure of office, snake
some addition to the number of law lords in the upper
house. It is true we can bout of a goodly array at the
moment, for instance—we have Lord Lyndluirst, Lord
Brougham, Lord Campbell, Lord St. Leonard'', Lord
Wenileydale, and last, though not lout, Lord Clielma-
ford ; but if we mistake not, the youngest of these
great legal luminaries is advanced on the shady side of
sixty, and more than one on the wrong side of eighty.
It Is, therefore, quite evident, if we are to preserve the
ohs:meet of the High Court of Appeal in its integrity,
something must be done to relieve the aged members
who preside over its legal decisions from the very
fatiguing duties which they have now to undergo, and
we therefore venture to hope that the rumour to which
we give extended publicity is not without foundation.

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assisted: disappeared
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seededn
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when
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after
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Ththo
lost
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saving
Cbiomilyilu evi but
eyl Saturday,,
ii
arrivedetuhhlccatch
tat 4 n"hpainsi
in his
e H e rtl trousers;
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lasto' former.,l P "N trouble,.: bQebuvetgelsue.oene.
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the
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greatestl
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undertook,li I eo u steamshipt
11.
difficulty
erth thea hatihis
v vesselb:two
wc
oa p e
ladies
child.
the master had
totvtrhreerod;:t.gotatal tirieln'lestoyubilatilimibolna:istb.ankwriregl6wilanerytktth.h,weemhAvobaddeseemic't.lwlithaeitnoelettonaluandcreitjb:iriedat.ine.
wthiethwtahte,r etti::":eidelballe.
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, tuaoeHinnnedlddl yeseht.'reh:',,, dehrhtlaiMsn: b dfceliuljhaceal
carefully
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adjusting
betterl
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wit p .
round
solo.
the child, and thus protecting him from the hassassi of
the seas' awl occasionally putting him to his breast to
satisfy him, the child not being weaned from his
lashed his charge in the rigging, and ventured down
Into the cabin? where he sumeeded In getting mine
wine, with Willeh lie moistened the baby's month, thug
cht9kiee:orgeupnginhgtm.lal
..
eient ur
edlaywlrescuiviomod.r.Aintoidayetyhaobiebigtieanth.ttiftatkhieandhr::,lpzia,htbai.e
jahm.bouohildb:
mother alive and well.
i havingwatoß
oinwiih cross
ln.,
.0°6.1 odn,
Monday t at
along
bodyl
policeman 1 .:. . i ,
et ,si.te
ci.rel
railwayißAlLWAYobe.
ft r'.,mu‘l..i,otsatisfaction
evening,
gth, D
O.At
bAh by, ti
eouurt
frtyor. d
wrif,skr.
eyed ri n—t handing
b:A:1
Station,
tawa
whilst
theinu qodn inquest
ye ssinc..:l naw
a a 1
living t
Manchester,
.Nt
tet ' 4 er
gh e Ili dr
on Sunday morning. The principal witnesa was John
Hart, one of the gatekeepers at the Ordsal-lane Station,
where there is • level mooring. He stated that lie was
on night duty on Saturday night, and that about seven
minutes after one o'clock on Sunday morning he saw
the deceased running at a rapid pm, down Ordsal-lane
towards the crossing. At that moment witness saw the
mail train, which leaves the Victoria Station at one
o'clock, approaching, and he waved his lamp towards
the deceased, at the Name time shouting to him to stop.
Hu continued, however, to run forwards, and as the
train had mrived almost close to the station, witness
held out his arms to keep him back. Upon this Is. left
the footpath on which lie had been running, and pro-
ceeded on the roadway towards the rails, from which lie
was distant then only • few yards. After hesitating for
a moment, he attempted to cross the line, lent the buffers
of the train struck him, throwing I ' forward, and the
fire-box coming in contact with his body, it was badly
mutilated. The engine-driver and the fireman, when
close to the station, saw the deceased on the rails, and
did their beat to save his life by sounding the danger
whistle and Mopping the train, but lie appeared to take
no notioe, and although the steam was immediately shut
off and the brakes applied, the train could not be stopped
until it had passed over him and partly entered the
station. When taken up the deceased's body smelt
strongly of beer, and it was ascertained from his wife
that he caine home intoxicated at 11 o'clock on Saturday
night, that he afterwards drank more beer, and that
about one o'clock on Sunday morning he left the house
with the intention of going to his sister-in-law, in
Regent-road, to invite her to dinner on that day. It
was while on his way to her house that the incident oc-
curred by which lie lost his life. During the inquiry,
it was Metal that during the day four gatekeepers were
stationed at the Ordsal-lane crossing, amid two at night.
The gates on each side leading from the cart road are
usually loft open, but they are mint used by foot passen-
gers. On this occasion the deoeaseu ielt the fools ath,
and ran through the large gate used for carts, which was
oditottrzlntqoB
or
nhhpii
eei
I:,
~.
carriedno
tetaiTii
quiet amid
dhyscsiini
farmer,
di
matter
r anrg.
i.
fgrTi.nan
jdatimul 1n.....un,
sfear.44,7die
t.
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with
h 71,
..,:rduites .
it corroborated.
iviebr
wihc
village
vreesi 1
railway.:
get
effort
g enttirionw.
strongly
oppositee:?t,heuesstniup
upon
..tat
at
ofndha
liettoehe:faccidentaleedr,tHeooo danger.a.drof witnessed
her
supersede the level crossing over the line, should be
discovery
I:.
oluivns tee:
yi to
faat
hotel:
time
.aeY
murder,
so
Northernun
property.g excitement,
yaLtta en
dreeßlrol:iyirien:,ru,n consequence
unoyme
frd.ttia,,t a
nhtt oyro. .
suov..: Mondayi.
murderer,
p,g::,
:o
timeh,
rite,
D.irley, near Ripley, on
of age, was the daughter of Mr. Thomas Smile, & re-
tlbsemnhisanoe:rnibim-ereetsa,rhspr iisinpetnoinzdtreailiiriumac Mnagentleman
Atkinson,
thane nlicruelty.
andeth.theUenT tuhlaudiscsmednal"octrosiol'lTowh:toh°limeloaaP;lme de
,Atnthitokiney;toB:Lid.'
dEnh or:eitwu ei
e°5:11: Prwor:fuvd aei
dpy brokenst icrit
oi
..t
lgemtow moanprovebalerotcl
yhkte'ehnrilre
rdopent.::::::: :!dt11,4 accepting
Theya year
tkg ago,
er new elhrof 4 de:. e rwe :
and permitted the renewal of thatwpwiuretrtilviioll'iuie:yr owil.dthblouGvteiolir..,
T.itnit:keinoairotteutions of the latter were continued as before
I:Tl,h:hug:is:ads
ftechascoiseyrrtyouuTec:i
mbonroneoeththheaersep.p.:::::
njesaalwo.Myi,ss
and
fae idnucoonrytewrsantidotnerwhiethmGaitlonii, the
of
to
w:owithuhhooraperuivaeguthpeeezatThcoolatediedinßeplaallusntunreride:Yof hionkir'l
conduct.
wWerileseethenrtiljgoe p&Seupisotnumapt-thliiitaimpleosnntlyurno;
but nothing mourrediTahrmistoe.x,
jciAtetabmodai:ytbre9sus
Tattvuweniteiryocelrewin,goi;i:ns.e.sepoteAhnnotwkrnoinsatt.s.lhi,eerdueceuns&l.omOntedSu
attended Hartwith chnflostrmhinieo
Atkinson returnedi°°hrl:linb:oilitt:otenfolaaoungiddalyd;eyitndox: '::t
room,l, • twganhlooltorentthirndochet6tuboduedhtirthoen:licit
mAtankinksonno'weni
)ythewnlismo slept in ipnottlteie
blood ' osnt hise.:Lill brother,ad:, obi,
about
the
00111 e there, when he was horrified brypbei'cikng:wtolo,lawdeeibvityeohrih:la
brotherlpreviousidgiy : thattaniniige hdatiihawen
nhTh.wi
end
ritilealaerdtaws I 1 le
til y
of
in.uoeraiwatills.nort„Tthliiiii.Witosicieuenpacttemhelnalse......_e_
_it P
IdmitahmiianiTh'ieu_rurdrrtewlr.dirocia:Molu'air7udt:ajiluna4dlY called
u
her
wCr libfl:ordk ,
iliwned:.
18011..Gpne°Orrnitedlif "I°.
wenbqi;lB:hnd:ll.3lfrreorediituelnt.a.eniindles:
Ili
rtelol, 1,1
1,1 lye I 1
Tb violenta
11*""ftwieff;e:r,Tdallailltleocuugglretywunioidivoeherw.
teeinnrsirtniedo.e, the deceased though only a wsskupo:teryid person,fhruggeaprfiu,lyel
vlieentraisttanp;tetitere.yri..boP°oo,endonte.:2l.
made
me gave
etbevhioilifi'ulyg murder of Mary Jaaredne Seid, !
etilhonvge:rigmyuoirsuitno.ngthooftwilipmsetrai:nvioantuiltoile.
charge to be. overpoweredHeisa il bylocht
I wcailinh this inelan•
great crime, blutcanl aintocraluiire
cethnetevnll't et; have onvlM lll...Mildly
ta.
.oif the vile ? I am
i'.uhiel4pYrisoluleeritwasherer anb°-ninuttedhaultritrll9e o'clock last rilsh.t."
day next at Knansaborough.—LeedsciaLrektiroyn, Wednes-
day