The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14 00:00:00

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he Ilsok with the exemption of the Ikon, wheh hei
broken by the shovel at eme di the
mem the body was eouspleta h woo Wad
is he beak, the heed beim la a amet.eresserly
direction, and the arms Amellooree• Ib9 180°4* The
teeth were very completra, andnsiseed
Varese senniese have bora i 'hitt
:10M the body has here is is.
&init. ma be arrived*
•Zho: gni* tereds, thet dos lutritd
of mils
Mllee • coils or
loillams *vied tf:lWTief *l°l'6l
ems* was mail 4 *es led' ng that death waa
one* by foal meamr.
CfROON. —Howe's Great Americae Circes ptia •
rite to this owe oa the 4th inst., sad pre two per
lbrimenosa me entertainment trio of a superior
dooriptioe from throe reterally exbibited by
equesWlmt Weepen and pave great setisietion. At
both perterlaaneet the marque was well lilted.
Roiat Ex, Demme ay. Tin 27* Anneal
Gomm' .tasting of OW Weymouth sod Octenty
Mord Tin Ladrmary was brat at that *Wallas
• lloaday. There was a brim** attendamoe of
pines and friends of this ralelible eriablehment,
and the Mayor (R. Devote*, Eel.) peasided over
the prometta, From the report of the mean-
tiom's operatiosts for the past year, ottioh. wore 11°4
by the asorelery, Mr. Maanden, it appeared that
the remit:tie automated to £617 lii. W., end the
dislionamentri to 15 4d 86 16s. . Tlte number of
patients who had visited the leirmary from July,
1862, W July, 1863, tete as follows : —lndoor
pellets** ; oot-tiotr, 280; total, 346. Added to
this number 48 who remised on the books at the
last misting, the grand total amounts to *A Of
*la umber 273 hul been discharged cured; 38
rebeved ; 21 not relived; 11 imigular ; Mader
tresiment, 4.8 Voter of thanks to the 0111C•11
terminated the proceedinga
inenamos. —The Great Western Railway Com-
posy's excretion trots how Yeovil. Bridport, and
intenaediete Mations brought about NO
for a day's planate to this deligbful irate=
is Me Aller having *eat nine keen' ramble
ammaget the priaoipal abject. of interest in the town
and neighbourhood, the exounioniete left for their
Teriin homes.
otiniewr. —On Tuesday evening, as some men
were enipied in unloading a railway Wu* at the
Ore* Western Railway Illation, an moldy*
mewed, but fortunately was not of to swims
• nature as might have been expected from
the nature of the otiteetrophe. Some tin** was
being =carted by meow if • come, the *tin et
which, however, bad not bum prowl, adjusted
is the centre. To remedy this defect, • man
named Rhos Mayo, in the employ of Mr. William
Paull, beilder, got on the lightest end for tbs pur-
pose of balancing it, when thej chain mapped, and
the heaviest part of the timber striking the ground,
the man fell, the timber falling on him. Fortu-
nately the fall was broken by the timber "twill
reetinf on soother pima, but as it wee the poor
fellows breast was very same braes& though
no boom were brakes. Re was
conveyed on a strebdier to the Infirmary, where,
however, he could not be accommodated, the
wards being already full: Mr. Paull than with
meek kindness, had him conveyed to his
hoses, and sent for Dr. Brown, who was
promptly in attendance, and did all he could to
menage the poor fellow's enfferings.

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Mi. GRUNDY'S RZTURT 1110 IN TUN Coxyuarr.—
Ran AT TIIS BTRTS OF AFFLINS is
Wsrmocrrn.—Dear hismiter Headhitter :I be just
retained vroca the continent, Tor pir see, like all
the net o' the 'Steamy, I likes to goc: on my
travels now an' than. "I'.. vashioaable, 0110 mit
jar as well be out o' the world as to be out o'
vashion. When I returned I meant to rite to
yea about Vranee an' Bitterly, an' Rasher, an
ea' they ther plum but fisted@ my
hand an' oocaternashim on my arrival in Weyninth
to rind as how our wonderval Corpora= 'ad putty
sigh turn'd the world hapside down. Well, artm
that I couldn't set down an' rite 'bout vortin parts
nohow. Twoukla' be loyal nor pairyotia. 'Twoald
seem as how yea thought more about ~raters than
yer did o' yerselves, an' libaint like that. If I
Likes to an. "number two" a dooms well,l alias likes
to see "number one" • damn a good deal better.
But our Corpration never 'ool get on well—that he
they won't do well vor the town. To witness ther
=yea 'ad think as how they' was a lot o'
a ; vor who but SOOORDOILS 'ad oast
about virebranda, armors, an' death, an'
call it sport? Yet thick yea be vitgere.tiva o' what
they is a dooun. Tb.yisas.ttuntbelowntog.tber '
by the hares, an' • nowise it a• ear as parable. If •
the people here &ant rue that Torten railway as
long as an lives, it won't be no vault o' the "powers
in high plumes." Look yet vor hinstaime, Imre be
• party goo. The treinwity were the Meehan to the
barber to be mind woe a 'codes wall, an', as every
biddy knows, 'cod 'II rot. Well, what is to be done
when thick yea preebus 'oodeu wall have rotted'
Why, the corporation 'II ha' to repots it an pay vor
it out o' ther mods if they hay any vuoda, an if 'en
haint, take my word vor 't the ralaroed company 'II
party soon make 'en rind vunds. Here be a klub,
o' Irish already Wed vor yea, thee, ha an to kip up
the railway woe the company at the Corrati,.e
expense! Talk about rannity I who'll ever give the
oorpration the credit o' beam sane people atter
that? It be abominable, au' Ow doers.' that yiir
her an' doed ought to be held up to ever-
lasting ezeorayshun, an' to be carraokterised
in language that baint vii roe • lady to gee
uttanmoe to, Then &gin, titer be that ther
embankment in 'en wants to make 'cross the
backwater instead o' carryon the ralerceid across 'pen
piles. On two or dree occasions afore I left to goo
cm my travels I riled atteation to thick yer job, as
yoor admirable juntal prove, but nobody asesi'd
to take the matter Imp till twas forted 'pen 'em.
Well, what does the raleroad company want s much
to make • embankment vor They sae tee vor she
good o' the town! Good o' the town, toadied!
The 'ooden walla o' the tram way shows bow 'em
carer vor the good o' the town. Now
sir, I tell yea what was the version geed to Is. I
was a travellan home in • vas-Maas carridge. I
then', know how 'tee, but samhow or other I silos
gets recognised wherever I goes. Zo 'twat en this
ottainin. In coons o' conversation, one o' my
tramline oompanyona mid, me she, I've the hoopoe
o' imbue to Mrs. Grandy, I praysame TIN Tom
mum, ma'am, sr hi. in Om she marred kid* all
the dooms as 'ad • ben goose on ever moos I'd •
bee away. Well, to return to this anbsakmest as I
was a speaking about—l'll tell per what :be tall'd I
was why 'en wanted a enbankment instead o' a via.
deck. Yeas.., Barter Reediting., thecae pany wants
sum ground Tor a statioa. When it was at vast
propor'd to carry the ndermid across 'pan piles,
'twits s'poseed as how the Curt Weston could room
meats they we station room, but the Gait Weston
now rinds as bow 'en Want got end room vat
'missives, moth more vind the ammodaalian rii-
qnind woe their vriands. What, thee, waii to be
dun! Why, see the Tertian company, we'll make a
enbanktoost, sad that 'II catch all the mud and vilth
as comes into the harbor. The grace 'll soon mine to

be awful, an' then the town 'II gee ass gun t corner o'
the backwater to get rid o' the naraance. It 11111 •
deep dodge, truly an' worthy o' the dodgers as
iniggented but min how or other twaddle; wash,
ale-the 000 sequences is, duo Coepation ha' • bees
tumblen into sizes an' sevens. An here, sir, I inns
make • remark in reverence to the CounselL Ibe
'appy to say there be two or dree ea hay unapt the
chains as bound em to the brewry party, and
have come forrud in behaf o' the town like
men—noble, strateforrad, an hindepandaet. I
glory in such men as they, but what mus
I say o' sum o' tothers? Thar be Devnish, Are,
an Monders, vor hinstance —one the charsman, one
the lawyer, an totber the clerk o' the relines? com-
pany. Permit me, ser, to ask if it be jest, if it bs
right, if it be gentlemanly, if it be hoonamble—nay,
more, if it be even decent vor thick yet dree
gerelanao, as wishes everybody to regard 'en as
interested parties in the raleway, to mat 'en in time
counsel chamber, an equal and a tryst to inviolate§
the votes o' others in rahiresai to the sisteer, in
waver o' the sideway, an' what I mistains to be
' Agin the town' I ramaie, Zir. ynr Idabel aryint,
MRS. (MUNDY.

PO RTL A ND. 7Caica yr Marrs. --A trial of

ffles-
skill in cricket bidets's ooC the military now
stationed at Weymouth Norteks and the oaken
of the lasanid Plest in Portland Roads took pleas
at Portland on Saturday. The day was bemdifelly
adapted for the manly exeraiss, and the prossedings
Wore watched with much interest by numerous
spectator& Tbo wickets were pitched silsortly be-
fore 12 o'clock, when the to. decided that the
military gentlemen shoeld firstdisplay their abilities
with the willow, the result of schwa was that in
Ilnit image they made • more of 111, mid in
Champed so. lath. ilia buliefr .Tounembmad
mat witk • snare blew froit • ball-Which struck
his leg, maing ban to retire. The play of the
naval onus!, wee Sir superior to that of thick
opponent• Sekhdeeitts the score :

Nyasa; ILL ran oat
liak, rut oat
Cobitt, o Mobaosaz
Bowler, EL raa oat
Yonagbalbead, b Boat
atom raa oat... ...
Hardy, b Rote ...
Tiqdlag, b Bedford ...
Urquhart, b Ban
Brows, ran out ..
Coode, not oat
8y.., 84,

11
.. 2 b Lassa ... 16
.30 'Urquhart, b Use
.. 0 b 14. a• . 4
net oat ... 4
... 12 lo 0
5 Byes b., 2
75 30

Cusses. FLU! Ikatmosoir.
Hanby, a Brows 11 e Cood•
b Tiaeisa • ... 3 loot oat . .
llolyarsuz, RN. ni• oat ... 10 b Hats ..
Bedford. EN. b Buvisy ... 50 b
Follatio• b B• 14•5 b Theis(
Ros., Ihypeet ... 0 • Drown ...
Brom, b ... 1 b RAG ...
Lou., Rd out ... .., 0 nui cpst
Mak, b Proont • 0 b Wag
Araby, • Brows .. 11 b
J•11y. b Tooelog .4 5 • Stgast
Wei Am. 15 Byes
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