The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10 00:00:00

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A Gold Mine has been opened in Merionethshire. 'rll
first blast bronght away a large mows of quarts. said V'
contain • considerable quantity of the auriferous snetsl
The lona -noirleni examination of the body of Press
Jerome led to the discovery of a ball which had residl'4
in his chest after a duel which lie fought in his yesta
with a brother of Marshal Davouist. The demenni
Prince, it is 'stated, has left memoirs, and in hie el
prescribed all the Awesome which are to be adopted fer
their publicat. .
A battery of Sir William Armstrong's guns itsrls-
pounders with carriages.) has arrived at Leith Fiirt.Dl.,..
nppearance of the new guns excited oinsidersee
curiosity.
A farmer residing in the neighbourhood of Kerb!
,I took to market last week, amongst the other Irodooeo4
I his flock, 171 h. of fine wool, obtained from • amide
which lie hail disposed id at Is. Gd. per lb. Not .0.
many years since the best sheep in Kendal wale;
iiiii:ht have been pnrchneed for about the same sax
money as was )13iil for this fleece.
A coareratizione of the Society for Promoting de
Employment of Women, in connection with tIl
National Associntion for the Promotion of SocWI Sriee,."
was held at 19, Langliam-place, on the evening of er'.
day, June 'M. Lord Shaftesbury took the chair.
According to resent accounts from India. 0"
Wheeler is not alive. A spy traced the whole cites,"
staiwes, and discovered that she had been betol,
murdered, and:that her captorhad fallen in the Beet"'
engagement.
Count Dann, one of the very few Hungarian,
have ranged themselves on the aide of sloolutonh.
just shot himself at 'Viterbo. lie was there ergot
a regiment of cavalry out of Austrian soldiers •be
been discharged or sent there.
. The/di-simian. of a Japanese work on &WY' •
1 interlinear translation and notes, has been brouto "
by Messrs. Lippincott and Co., of Philadelphia. ~,,
A translation of Mr. Buckle's " introductiou W
Ilistory of Civilisation in England," by
litige,las been published at leipsie.
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The Irish volunteers at Ancona having
complaints to the English Consul. that lee".;o'
showed them the Act of Parliamenta ileelar'",,er
any Englishman taking service under • foreign e',lo,
loses his right as a British subject, and told them i
1
he could not do anything for them.
A man named Iteid was killed in a rise' -::::::1:
banks of the Clyde last week. th erei IP"
'lime subscription commenced in Yarinou ~,e
atoft in aid of the widows and orphans of
fislis meta whose lives were sacrificed in the Isie 07,,,
ful gale is progressing, as it ought to be.
and l'rince Albert have made a joint, sabscrlm—
LIMO.
Lady Maclaine, wife of (keen!
w/diacthlaiallei,.K..L.B.;,,, hcus,shipori7enwteorduedthebythtierneen....ll7ool-0.0;
nod emblazoned with the Imperial anus. Tl'i
has been graciously accepted.
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The first contract for the
bronzeexecution
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of • r— 0 WO
new coinage has just been taken by .eu •
amid Co., of Soho, near Birmingham ; and it oid
,i 9 I.#,
the cluantity contracted for amounts to
and 1,600 tuna, ot something like 250 or :MU "--
pence, halfpence, and farthiuga.
The Sheri( of Norfolk has offered s ---•,, eseete-
value of £5O to the best rifle shot mixing eq.' fur .74
volunteers of the county. The prise will be e'— obie
nf Seri' d
the Norwich range, in the third week
Three round* sill be fired by each num. sl„lb, saw.
3"). a% Mk, and 600 yards, according
Mons.
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The Benecis Boy has rrtnrned to A toe. 'falb—oitel -
a belt. The one presented to him at
not yet "aul for, sad is detained by the
Hastootk.