The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-08 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TM third reading of the rads Church lkll was moved
On Monday by Mr. Gladstone. Mr. Holt, the member
for Worth-fleet Lincolnshire, moved that it be read that
day sic months. The amendment was wooded by
Lord Moho. On a division the numbers were—For the
third reading, 361; against, 247; majority, 114. The
bill warn then read a third time and paased.-011 Teasley
Sir H. Verney called attention to the proposed cesaion
of the Hudson's Bay sanitary to Canada, which it wee
replied would prove advantaus to us. scud the
American mail contracts were dimuseed.-0.1 Thumday
the Bankruptcy DJ was taken in ementittee, and some
alight ameodmonte were made—On Friday Sir John
Grey called actentwo to a case of reported ill-tradmant
of • realm convict named 0 Donovan Roma, The
Horne Secretary explained that the prisoner O'Donovan
Roam was committed to Pentooville in December,
1865. An ordinary prisoner would have been detained
there nine months before being mot to • oonviot prison;
but in Use sear of the Pollan prisoners it WU considered
more humane to send them at once to Port Mod, which
la the moot cheerful and healthy of all the convict
prisons. He was accordingly removed to Portland early
in 1866, bet bis conduct there was oo violent, and pro-
duced each abed effect on his fallow-prisoners, that it
was toned absolutely necessary to send him to Millbank.
After spending • year in klillbank, be was removed to
Chatham on Febrciary 24, 1868, acid during the grader
part of the timo he was confined there he continued the
mum of conduct which he had pursued in Portland.
In June he was guilty of IN pasted acted insabordanation.
On the 17th of that month time governor entered his
sell, be being then under punishment, arid on that
°evasion the prisoner threw the foul con:mta of his ogn
utensils in the governor's tam Fos such in ammo ao
ordinary prisoner would be flogged. Ha wee simply con-
fined until die case was brought before the director; and
Le wag thin put for t wanty•eight der? comfinernent in the
punishment celL Having committed an act of violenae,
and, being • very powerful mao, be was for • time
mumaled with his hands behind his beck; but so far
from being kept for thirty.five days in such • 'condition,
be was only so manacled for part of • day, and when he
gook his insole his hands were moved to the front of
hie body. Further, the handcuffs were not kept on at
night, and hit sell wan not • dark °sit Be was, how-
ever, confined in a dark cell for three day" under these
eircemstanors. Two days after his release, but while
still tinder punishment, hi smashed the furniture in his
cell ; and, while the (limiters was being repaired, he
was placed in a lark cell, to provost him from doing
hither minable!. Another aompleint li, thet esTee
letters Mich be wrote to his wife were suppregeod.
although written at the stated periods Assent* to
the prison roles he would be entitled to write only one
letter since his imprisonment in Chatham. By special
indulgence he was permitted to write five ; but these
wen so full of fain statements, and so calculated to do
public mischief, that the directors were fared Monosson!,
them. As to his general health, when he mitered
Chatham his weight was 161 albs ; it is now 17111 m
Naar, hear, and laughter). lam happy to say that dem
September, 1868, lois aoudad Ima greatly improved, sod
not only has he received no punishment, bet of all the
Fonda pr loners now under confinement he le the best
believed —(hear, bear). In cosolnekate the riot bon,
gentleman stated that while •11 the Feaime Primosors
were *seamanly nebisali to dierfpliue, they resolved as
mush indulgence se It was pose Mis to extend to them.—
ISt 3. Grey
tiexpossald himself pettedly adiaded with
tbs mplaimaos.

TIII Haorrforalsosii Tskrapimays that in the mune
of this month Kr. Daniel . Ues. the madinas, will
usos Bagland by invitation on soother visit to the
Irapecor of Rom* who is sossevist sump.

A Seams or Tamers. The eomplotion of the
Central Retitle Itsalroad woo oelebreeed oberoetor
at Son freneloco. Whim the telegraph announeed the
Wet rail laid the whistles of 30 imomoldres, gaily
decked, sad dmira ap ia line, amoothod out In concert
aa au of }coy, mid all tits obsius-whietlesln
the oily ouriVor is.
LOST Sarnia awns Daowitari.—A telegmm from
Malta data that a boat belonging to Her lliajeety'o ship
Newport, bar been esporead albedo the harbour, and
eight Fiver were loot. The seam of Oho unfortanate
men are Henry Gramm, quarrader ; William Pavel,
leading mama ; Hoary , able mama ; Sydney
Norton, John Waal, William H. Baden, John
Waite% Willis.. H. Brooomm, hoye. Oire boy was
eared—indrow Cook

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1869.

Mynas, FOR Mout BISHOPS —As influential den-
, Sstion waited upon the Prime Minister on Thurseley, In
relexenes to a proposed exteasion of the Episoopete. A
instuonsl sail presented, urging the appointment of
suffragan bishop*. Mr. Gladstoce, in reply, stated that
there must be • more general aequiencenee on the part
of Churchmen as to what wee required. before Govern-
ment °cold be expected to deal with the question. The
Archbishop of Canterbury had been in commankation
with the Government respecting • bill for enabling apd
or disabled bishops to retire, and if that peased through
Parliament it might to some extent answer the purpose
! of those who advocated en extension of the Episcopate.
, USTI& PION Youso THIODORIL—A communication
has reached Wolverhampton of some interest to those
who watch the progress of all matters in any way con-
nected with tire regent Abyssinian expedition. It is •
letter written in the past few dap by young Theodore,
who is now in the Isle of Wight, to • former school-
fellow. It will he seen that the intemting " charge"
is not only •oquirityi a knowledge of the English
language, but likewise a lore for British uporta. Piers
it is :—" Afton 7. My dear—, —You got plenty
butterfly in the the school? not got in here, too much
cold. Did you see mow and make snowman. me like
it very much, me ride one pony oh so very nice. One
day me go to hounds, the fox run away and dog kill
Lim Give my love to Charlie Good bye—ALAMST•

iiiNKIITIE IN A PACKING CAOH.—K despatch from
Kingston (Canada) to the Turoftto Mote of the 20th
ult., says —"A man by the name of John Newman was
charged at the Police-court this morning with assisting
a soldier of the Royal Artillery to desert, by boxing
him tip in s tarp cue, and conveying him to Cape
Vincent by the steamer Watertown. It appeared that
the box containing the man was yesterday afternoon
conveyed to the wharf and carefully deposited upon the
two o'clock hoes sa crockery-ware and glass, directed to
Mr. E. Fox, St. Lawrence hotel, Cape Vincent, N.Y.
The box wu conveyed to its destination, accompanied
by the prisoner, and carefully deposited upon the wharf
there, and when opened by the direction of the
o:L4*m-house officers, a live artillery-msn got oat,
somewhat cramped by his confined position and
rather red in the Los, but notes the worse for his
tem porta y boning.
SHOCKING DILATE OF • WOODNAN.—On Wedneediy
morning, es Police-constable Taylor was on duty in
the town of Axminster, about throe o'clock, he received
Information that John Chubb, • woodman, employed
on the Axminster menet, we. burnt to death. Taylor
at once hastened to Chubb's house and found that
Chubb was bend almost to a cinder. Mr. Hallett,
surgeon was at once .ummoned, but well of no avail
It appeared that Chubb was sited to intemperate halo!'
and on Tuesday night he went home about nine o'clock.
He left his wife and went to the Trout inn, and had
some drink; end after be left his house his wife lo;ked
the door, bob the key upstairs, and went to bed. It
appears that he left the Trout between nine and ten,
went home, and found bin door looked. He then
returned to the Trout again, and asked the landlady to
sell him a candle, and she let him have a medic and
I four mateher. He than het a pint of cider, and left her
'to go home again. About ball-pest two his wife woke
up and saw an outhouse was on fire. She at ones ran
down, sod she saw her husband we. on fire. His
clothes were burnt off, and the body was so burnt that
It was scarcely to be ruogoised. The abetted remains
were then taken into his house. On the body were
found, by P.C. Taylor. • match, a pipe, some keys, a
lobate° box, and lie. W. in money.
A PAINFUL DHAKA in eonnexion with the tootle now
being played oat, the two prominent characters being
tits Duke of Newcastle and Mr. Padwiek. A day
or two ago, at the instance of Mr. Padwick, execution.
were against the Duke to the amount of 1:95.000,
and • writ was lodged in the bands of the sheriff of
Cesobridgeshire scout whatever: property his Grace
might have to that county. But a Mr. Boyles also
lodged • writ upon a judgment for £13,503, and the
theriff thereupon paid • visit to Matthew Dawson's
stables, and seised all the horses belotging to the Duke
which were in that trainer's custody. Mr. Padwia
confronted Mr. linter with his prior levy, and also
with the plea that the bones bad previously been told
to him for MO. The question of law muse before
Mr. Baron Pigott, who decided that Mr. Beyfus was
entitled to try the validity of Mr. Padget/les stains.
On Wednesday. the mooed exam of the dream opened
in judges' chamber.; Mesas. Padwiok sad Botha
win appeared in the character of claimant. for the
On of the Duke's good.. Execution. had been
possession
the dual nianelen in Cariton-honse-terrau,
London; bet here • difficulty presented itself. Is waa
on e pert of Mr. Glsistooe and Lord de
ItZth
, the trustees under the late Duke of Newcastle's
that the present Duke had only a if. interest in
the property upon which the sherre Milan bed Lid
their hands; and it was further stated that certain
other property in the home belonged to Mre. Hopei the
mother of the Duchess, who, among other things,
claimed the ownership of • magnificent jasper cup,
whirl is said to be worth £lO,OOO. Yr. Baron Yuen
decided in fermis of the trustees in the first ease, and
pre time for the production of rebutting evidence in
the other. Hue the curtain drops for the present.
CAPPOU or • RUNAWAY Homan). —A connubial
Laos chase has just Ulm place at Liverpool, sad
terminated happily. A draper aid his wife in pretty
good circumstances resided at Weston-Gaper-Mare. Frost
some canoe or other—a mother-in-law Is spoken of—
the husband was not quite so isanfortable as he weld
have wished, and therefore made up he mind to
emigrate. Accordingly • short Stir ago he persuaded
his wife to pay • visit to her relatives at Birmingham,
giving her his sismanume at parting that he in slew days
'meld follow. No sooner had she: gone than her frail
partner, urged on by bad advice, puked up for New
York." The wife, however, obtained laformatios of hie
sadden departure from home, and judging by pm-
limimity iodisation. that it was • desertion, on Saturday
went to Liverpool, and sought the advice of the detective
police. An officer instructed to give her assistmee
found that the man had taken • mange in the Wilue-
soU, which Ina shortly about to mil for New York.
ROlNc_the incleirLe itking we. obtained for the wife
at Mr. warberson's, in usleetrest. On Tuesday night
she went out in disguise in the hops that she might
meet with ber eloping lord, and Wak• emulated,
unknown to biro, with the "way in which he was
conducting ItinuelL* Soared, had sb• left her boarding.
house then... Weise front We-strut into IlLeselustor-
newt, she met hint she so much longed to see. She
followed in his footsteps, which led her to the Star. in
Wdlianuos-sqsare. He entered; so did she, bed all
unknown to him she followed. She was almost tempted
te throw herself into his now., and solicit hiss to return
home ;hut she did not, but reported all she lied men to
her Moods In DeleotreeL The following day the
°Seer in Marge of the ease wait on board the bilameota
cad made bigotries. He fossil his man was there, bed
hew to get him ashore Mesas 1 Fissile, matter. He
was armed with no lama inairsamst to Mks lam into
custody and sorry him forcibly limey. The was
pernisted he would never go best The officer laving
I nom np with his game, was detirminod to " bag it.
Fle sought in en Wired way the alit of the grew. He
worked upoo their sympathies : told Mem that the man
had dammed wih and sidldrea, sad he wanted hire
ashore to mad boom. The pha suessaded. The sailors
berm so play the heirlir an sorts el rano,* Woke, and one of these gam Mu iguarmik
to= soft, portentous, that iii mem. se soot as the ship got
tkey6.4s.T.,_e_idin ea they served eB mei meek*
him to the formisen, The
oldest soug—hi.Mfter wee amosaplielied. The maws, I sought the piedisetios el the delestem celloer, and bald his that if be would Mare his sate leitaseltrl war
ilt• brIPM he had with ides was amber*,
ke would Mega Whit bin to Ide

EXECUTION or • Nuono BOT. —lc Howard County,
Mo., • negro boy recently shot and killed the little
daughter of his employer, • wealthy farmer named
Reynolds, and when interrogated said the pistol treat
off accidentally. During the excitement occasioned by
the event be ran away and hid in the woods. Silt he
was coos centered and locked up In • ashool.house. A
day or two after • party of disguised men took him
from his prise° and hanged him up until be was dead;
and they also took the mother of the boy and gave her
150 lashes for expressing sympathy for tho little
fellow, desisting that he was innocent of any intention
to murder the &Rd. —Ness York Times.

Joist:lo rile Moutotie.--T;elolloiring is related by
Towye correspondent of the °sorcery Alicrtiaer
A cartons and laughable story is floating about In
this neighbourhood respecting the prorlitism of an old
Welshman to the views of Brigham Young and the
creel of the Latter-day Sainte. In • little hamlet three
or four miles from Towyn there live two men, both fast
approaching the ' sere and yellow leaf. Against one of
these men, the younger of the two, strong suspicions
have for • long time been entertained that he was a
member of that peculiar sect known ,as the Latter-day
Saints, and these suspicions have recently received a
somewhat remarkable verifieation. It appors that for
60026 time he has ben varying the monotony of his
daily labour by the relation to his fellow workman,
whom we will mill Jones for the sake of distinction, of
those special advantages and peculiar privileges which
the billowier, of the Prorhet are held to posers, and
beguiled the old fellow with the prospect of the New
Jerusalem in sush bright and golden oolours that, with-
out great Offisulty, he succeeded in winning over Jones,
who had hitherto been a consistent member of the
Wesleyen Methodist denomination, to the oplui,ins pro-
fesced by himself. Unfortunately for the sense et the
Prophet, bet, perhaps, fortunately for Jon.' himself,
the partner lot his Ply& and woes is • strong-mioded
female, with an objection to the sealing of wive., no that
the little arrangement/ subsequent to the conversion
had to be carried out without her cognisance and oug-
ht. interference. Lest Sunday morning was fixed for
the day of immersion and It was arranged that the
neophyte should be knocked up st the early hour of
four a.m. and then proceed with his 'pour to the
liver Matthew, which does through the village, and
that there the rite of baptism pertaining to
Mormonism should be celebrated. Accordingly, at
that unearthly hour of the morning, • timid knock
was heard at the front door. Jones slipped downstairs
admitted his visitor, and calling to his wife to loses
0.012 e dry linen prepared by his return. he left the hoar
In company with the follower of the Prophet, and
wended hi. way to the river. The stnpleions of Mrs.
Jones berinine excited, she quietly tabooed the pair,
and reached the river just In time to wittier the immer-
sion, and to see her hustrod rising, like a ruddy god,
from the waves of the Matthew. She q iickly harried
home, barred the door, and going upstairs, waited
patieutly the return of her husband, who in a few
minutes canm scudding across the road, making with
great haste and precipitancy towards his I emu Gently
and carefully did the newly-baptised saint raise the
latch of the door for admittuee, but in vain • the door
was securely fastened, and he moon beeton; aware of
the unpleasant fact that be was looked out. Be tried
the window, bat that, too, 1118J.saared, so that nothing
wan left for him but to rouse his wife, He knocked at
the door again and again; and remembering that he
was clad in the scantiest and most airy of morning
costumes, having nothing on in particaler exempt a pair
of Wellington boots, he raised his voice Saiteonsil for
re-admittance, but the 'We don't wont any Letter-day
Saints here' of his wife did not tend to re-usury him in
any way, The far speedily became nutted about the
village, and the poor old fellow wee soon surroanded by
an uusympathet o crowd, who ridieuled him to their
hearts' content, the 010 fellow quaking with • fear
which would have done cred,t to any professed Shaker,
until • neighbour relieved him from hi. unplearat
&Aortas, by affording him shelter in an adjoining house,
and providing him with suitable apparel. It is satis-
factory to know that the Mormon eommunity have at
length moored the services which their saint, elder,
or apostle has rendered to the rase in this locality,
and have forwarded him his passage money to the new
Jerusalem city. Whether his immured convert will
arocepany him remains to be res."
FOniltaL Or an ,11101.1eall Sieritm—On Thursday
morning the mortal remains of Mir Henrietta Ocular,
daughter of the late Sir George Cuyier, Bart, were
Interred in the family fault is. Clif ton *burets, Bristol.
A good deal of melanchbly interest was felt in the
moarefel ceremony by the congregation attending Si,
liaphad's ebursh. the declared lady having been for the
past four years 60 lOU,* member of a sisterhood which
has been established in connection with that plus of
worship. Miss Cuyler, who was only 28 years old,
and who died =Saturday lust In a very sudden manner
at the house of her mother, Lady Cuyler, Ilavile place,
Clifton, WM greatly beloved, we are told, especially by
the , amongst whom she 'aboard with the utmost
• nit,. r unaffected manner, her sample, un-
teams& genuine piety, her warmth of heart, bee
and sympathy med. her,' writes one who
herr her, "an object of the deepest regard to those
whom she was in the habit of visiting. in Be, Jade's,
that denarrinhabiled, poverty-stricken quarter of our
city, where she was principally espied. sister Hoar—
bee name In religiou—obtained for herself a irm hold
on the affeetions of the inhabitants, by whom atm wee
always gratefully reesioni,ead by the roughest of whams
to their honour let it be said, etm was never insulted or
molested." It wan expected that the obequies would
have been of • highly ritualiatie character, and this
brief WWI strengtheeed by the (act that the corpse of
the deceased had been removed from Lady Cayiwee
hoar, in &vile-place, to St. itaptnees *home, where it
remained the whored Wednesday night. On Thursday
morales, at half-post errs o'dook, there wee at that
church high celebration of the Holy Communioa, and
share was a large regregation, premirmily coo po ad of
the deceased's own sex. The eon, which was made of
rarges oak, was testing on treaties, placed jest la front
of the manna to the obassal. On its lid was • meek
ad it wee covered with • risk while pall whisk hed
worked on it a large errs in blue silk, and round the
eige the inscription in axon letter,, " They follow the
Unit whithreour He Beath. Hallelujah," 0. She
pall were Orel elet wreathe of shores gown, sad
a very heedless dciii mess. On either side of the
softie were three large lighted wax candles standing be
woodim candlesticks of great Mee. The seared
bad not been draped with the mitud era of eZP'
tag, and weaseled lie sisal appeacanee. There wen
vase; of lowers on the enpesalter, and two %Mod
*Ladles. The offienting prime was the ward's, the
Rev. A. H. Ward, who was attired la • Meek ausek,
alb, mod sharable. The Rev. lb. Outlaw& wee the
server, and he wore • mommir aid dh ; ard two toolltol
were drailm7 attired, Baty Osmusies wee Mgr
bribed kith* Meheet forms of Ritedien. There were
waveral menemaiamits, sewage& three who partook of
the merament being inembers of the deeseneee
four ladies from ftl. Jelee's Reese of Morey, and two
from Bt. Rashes Reese of Amity, 60 which the
demand was attealieL At the eseduelen of the Berries
the elegy sed the 01106166100 forma late Ifferian
lad Preened by • preuirma woos beerer.- eini6-21
hope preseasheel era" left the sanoteery. These- who
knew the deseased, many el whom was
meek affereed, thee took • last look at the eil=
sabeequomtly was brae out of the shush to the brim
oa the abraders of six saes, of all whom bad Mien
elosamd by Rim CaLlor, and who were Fuel 4 lea
=Rest deers At Hinge sharek, dessesed wee
ended to her het seeds. Wass by the lamellereasha
birds! serve* being reed by the Bev. A. H. ord. lady
Ceyler, Bir Charlas and Lady Oayier,Mr. Hauler, and the
Mbar Heyhar were seseelmee of the esegreeallea the
skim* sad, of Neu, were punt al Ike

A NZG..O puffin. magistrate bag been appointed in
ington, and tevoral negro polies clerks have been
p inn din lie P0.t.0 n department.
AT elevoiand, on Saturday, on May 1511, Fred.
11..1. y, of Rochester. N.Y., velocipedel fifty miles in
honrs f• rtyoons and a half minutes—the
.s yet made. The best mile was done In 3 50.
A it T ••• te.sior a hone in Sheffield on Suudsy,
Then the 'mired suddenly flung out one of Its hind legs,
itokig I ins terrible blow ou the bead, and musing
Lamar% ilenth.
I'Lrartogr QUARTILIS FOR CRIMINALS. -- Prison
reform is said to be carried to groat lengths in the
luinna State Penitentiary. Murderers are allowed foi
ro fisidog, o-nricts take tea with the warder in hi.
how% who • guard "speaks harshly* to a criminal
• off.oning officer in discharged.
IFaTit ~r• LORD BROIORTON.— We regret !Co
ancoun e the death on Friday evening„ at big town
rioilonce, in Berkeley-square, of Lord Broughton, a
•tt.r.,n Libernl, whose. name, haf . century ago. was
romisently before the nubile as Sir John Cam
Wilms. He was the eldest son of Sir Benjamin
Hob!,-nee, Bart, and was born near Bristol, June,
2.
SMUT SIRVICZ MOTIT.—The Ostri understands that
b.p.iries are likely to be made in Parliament as to the
gugriig ion of the secret service money annually placed
at tic disposol of the Secretary of State for Foreign
ati.• The 014-1 Is at • loan to know what is dose
with lb. t 30.000 annually voted, particularly since one
Far, gu Minister has ref need to sanction Its employ.
sent for the means of surrepUtiously obtaining informa.
tion at s foreign court.
FATAL BOAT Amtrimity.—dit sic o'clock on Friday
nigtt Thomas PAM, aged 25. wheelwright; John
Preto:, M, salesman ; and James Lord, 25, warch.iuse.
Ran, wore rowing upon the canal at Bolton. Another
las passing eaus.d a swell in the water. Proctor.
being frightened, overbalanail himself, and the boat
capait-d, bottom upwards. Lord got on to the boat
spit, but his companion. clutching it also mused it to
twin., again, •ni all sank. The second boat speedily
mess to the rescue. Lord was got out alive and
renvered, but the other two were dead. They were all
unmarried.
HOLLOWAT'S OTIMIZXT AND FILM—The time has
act long paseed when chronic ulcers consigned their
victims to a bed of naming for weeks or months. The
discovery of the above remedies, however, dispensed
with this sore trial to both temper and constitution. By
careful attention and implied obedience to the instruc-
tions folded round *eery pot of ointment, bad legs con
nos be heeled by these well-known medicament& with-
oat• day's withdrawal from aanusomed duties, and
',try person thus afflicted may with certainty ensure
a complete, economical. and rapid recovery. If the
latent aid the ointment by proper doses of Holloway's
'trifling pills, his imps...isnot will be hastened, and
Is rhould preserve without liming courage or confidence

till sonndUss returns.
Tux Princess of Beandremont pleads for separation
on the ground of ill.treatrunt and desertion. One of
the mow serious Items laid to the charge of the Prince
I that when he returned from the Mexican campaign,
icatead of dying at ones to Pan where him wife woe
thaying, he sent Ler the following. telegrun. " Where
Ore my shirts ? I can't find them.' As Maitre Allen
remulted, there woe nothing in the tariff which won't
haw prevented the light dragoon adding some express.
ii.o of friendship. All Pan soon became aware of the
lacouie di.patch, and the Princess could not leave her
hot.' without being asked what she had done with the
Prince's linen. The last feather which exhausted the
patinae of the Primus vu • blow from the dashing
Lisser whose defence will be presented next weak by
M. bursars.
Ewth Gaurvtus Ranusto ate BiILAILIPAIT.—ii
thy of fishermen on the beech between Weimer and
tabos day last week were hauling to their large net,
With • eoploos take of mackerel, and, Is osual upon such
00:4111001, willing bands were ready to help poll in the
tets. A gentleman who was looking on, seeing that ali
arthable strength was wanted to land the fish, seised
one corner and with a vigorous tug contributed in
letting the take up the abrupt beach. Upon opening
fir net, preparatory to sorting the fish and prickinf for
the London market, all the helping hands were given,
some half • dozen for their ready aid as is the custom,
tad the gentleman asked whether he had earned • share.
noh, yes," said the worthy master of the boat, "you
War a good help; take four of the finest you OLD Me*
sod here's a bit o' twine to tar' 'em home with," and
ttlendiag four of the handsomest mackerel at hand,
(One them to the gentleman, who walked off with them
k Weimer Chstie. It was the noble Lord Warden of
the Cinque Porte, who than practically earned his
lenkfait.—Ketth Herald.
Ton manner of the Alfred Theatre, in Portman.
market, I,odoo, List work struck out • brilliant idea,
"flub has had all unexpeeted and very undesirable
malt. He could not see why ladies should not visit his
he.tre because they bad babies, whom they mold not
cooseniently leave at home ; neither could he see why
iLt trerfurmanoes should be interrupted by the wine
• even the best conduoted babies will occathonalli
ae in • theatre as elsewhere. He accordingly
established • " babies oluk.roosn," where the infants
cilit he left in the ware of attandsntr, who would look
after them while their mothers were enjoying the
domestic drema. The plan answered capitally, only—
WIWI of the babies were never asked for, and the too.
en'etorizing iusnager found that the Royal Alfred
Theatre was rapidly converted into a supplementary
Pone Wax Hoei.itaL He has announced that no more
loLies will he received, and that the poor little creatures
left on his huts must be consigned to the workhouse,
wiarm, it in to be hoped, they will find better friends
than the
motions. heartimis creatures who call themselves
. _

—A
In the Court of Common Pleas, ari.ini out
of an alleged illegal distraint, enliihtess no • little an
to the ingenuity of klimieemies. W will NM the
minds of our Protestant (elide by sailing at once that
they were Catholic Mieelonares who reported to the
hula dodge." The value of some pictures was in
Wootton, and Mr. Moore, • peters dealer and Meaner,
tali that shoat twenty of the mistizip were early
Italian works. Some of the Matures seemed to him to
late been used for minsionary parPOMIL Is one the
VO‘in eas represented as • black woman. This be had
SO before, but in another the nation: was painted
Lbrit, and this cdreumetance he had never known before.
(Atioonly. pagroiril ware more likely to be Impressed
rtb representations of sawed personage' saaa,aaai.of
t" een *lime, eomplaxion, and dip,. and if a
7.31. pees fraud ware pZtdrson:bY it is TIT fair
"'duke the ingenious to Mt• tatty. la
°tie Tee.'" Ghia,' judged his old cook, by thermal..
OF ?HI STUDS or 1118 Duelso H/AILTOIII
utt, Nrwcnarta —The racing studs of the Duke of
d the Duke of Nelinlet* both of which
4a* by Mr. Dawn" at Newmarket, were
to the hammer by Maws. Tatterselloat Albert
fir.% Thneiday. Th• attendance was
.large and
i.„tetonl. Including wet of the notabilities of the
and the higgiai neu brisk, the prices realhetd.
hotes,"ll7 with retv:red to the Duke of Hamilton!!
foeentadosiory, the twenty lota. helm sold
ib, kittutodn. or no average of 263 imams mob.
• Of N.,', horses, it was data on the
.wi to be mid " by order of the Sheriff of
L. game." bet, prior to sommencing the
t,:bt Tattersall stated that the sheriff had withised that the bones would be "old
bows • tbm aathority. No stipulation wee.
sbotLia "Itb nprd to geogemeate he this
lot, ,a• raal Mbribated the fact of tile resenen
ynia;Zawklio nut Wedgies. oolysefoolising
9.01..ther loft " "nese of nearly 250 guineas lash.
Kr. Podgier& 'So disposed of, isciatilag mix of