The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-06-15 00:00:00

AND AGiICULTURAL

. OANOV OF Nxitx.—We under-
eonderable property in Ireland is
, tot litigation owing to the neglect
.der i not conforming to the injuno-
undenthich he succeeded, end which
, ghoul legally assume the testator's
Pinlp Casurrox.—After along and
r flip Crampton expired Thursday
'lee
Iferrion-equare, Dublin. For
Jed baronet was at the heed of
' a time of his death had reached
. eia succeeded in the baronetcy
. 6 John F. Crampton, K.C.8.,
6tb ' urt of St. Petersburg. There
or a lilted to the aloe of Surgeon.
, For at the place, in fact, was
many years oe, the title being only retained
',o Crampto a matter of fonn.
i

IMPOITANCZ OP A
stand that a very o
about to be thrown
of the present bolder
tion of the will
required that he
name.

DEATH OP SIR .
painful illness Sir .
forenoon at his house
half a century the lee
the profeuion, and at
his 86th or 88th year.
by his eldest son,
British Minister at
will be no successor
General of the r

sbolishOd n.
by Sir Philip

TO.
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WONDIII7OLISCAP At Heathfield fire-clay works,
near Gernkirk, Glug , last Wednesday, at 12 o'clock
midnight, James Tem ton, one of the men employed
in pumping water in e clay mine, observed, before
leaving for supper, pat of the debris of the swain-
oumbent mass coxing lon the roof of an old working
at some distcnoe fromhe place at which he had been
engaged. This cireunganoe he mentioned to his rela-
tive* when he got he. His friends endeavoured to
persuade him not to mon, but he refused to listen to
their remonstranoes, *narking that '' the break-down
was far from the plat where he worked, and even if
there was a fall, he hg an outgate." Ameordingly, he
returned to his workend early on Thursday morning,
when the miners arried, they found theta " al t " had
taken plain, and ths the workings had been entirely
filled up by the entree, of the mass, which was of a
peculiarly soft and qiiok nature, They at once dis-
covered that the u4-tunate Templeton must be en-
gulled in the fallen mm. Messrs. Ferguson and Miller,
the proprietors of th 4 works, on hearing of the occur-
rence, immediately seared relays of workmen, who
worked oontinuously x the endeavour to recover the un-
fortunate man. Afte the most indefatigable and well-
directed efforts for • isriod of 108 hours they succeeded
on Monday afternoonin finding their fellow-workman,
' to their astonishment Vey, WU alive, though mush
exhausted. Dr. Oliver, 5 Was in attendance, promptly
and skilfully adminitte the usual restoratives, and we
are happy to state tist the sufferer is progressing '
favourably, and there a every prospect that he will be I
completely restored bolds wonted health in a few days.
Templeton Is • powerk, sinewy man, about 38 years of
age. It will be rememlered that only three weeks have
elapsed since three meowere buried alive in a neigh-
bouring clay pit, who sere recovered after having been
59 hours enclosed in the bowels of the earth. They are
now well. Templeton' case, however, is mush more re-
markable, if not altogeher unprecedented. He is not
yet able to give • connoted amount of his sensations
and sufferings during Os dreary entombment, but he
states that he endeavored to keep a calculation of time
by feeling the hands of elsi watch.
Boornea UNlVlltat7llll BILL—We understand that
a numerously attended meeting of Scottish members of
the House of Commonwrru held on Wednesday to con-
sider this measure. blond l Sykes, stated his views
very strongly upon the Aberdeen clauses. Mr. Black,
M.P. for Edinburgh, ad Mr. Dalglish, M.P. for Glas-
gow, spoke in such a 'sumer as to indicate their deter-
mination to oppose tle second reading. With these
exceptions, there seemed to be a very general feeling In
favour of the tendenr and principal provisions of the
measure. The Lord Advocate stated that it was his
intention, when the 611,m0 in oo,nmittee, to introduce
certain amendments in accordance with suggestions
which he had received, particularly with a view to
obviate the objection which had been urged to
denuding the profanes of their governmental action as
• &meals Academic% and of their present power of
oontrolling the reverses of their respective colleges.
The supervision of tie proposed " University Courts"
will be lees, therefors than was originally proposed.
The bill will probablyhe read • second time at • morn-
ing Bitting on Tuesda) (this day).