The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18 00:00:00

HYDROPHOBIA FROM TIM LITF: of A
CAT.

An Inqi et wee he'd At Roc h •ah., ,
on the body of Th,,m Lots, !r..1 t th
September the dee OA an. .! ttl ta ‘1
other boys g.dliering bhodarne
trout • bush and WM strucc down ky
The deceased attempt, 'I to 11A mm ti
his left hand, the hot tedisnately di,,. tt.t,
The deeeve 's wounds heelel, 100 I t
himself with broken glass mar ti c
it was found necessary to call hi
Loy I was then suffering flow itydr,
day he was convulsed, and up to Ile t
on Mood 7 cv, suing, he was ie 4rtat a, .t 1
rt tinned • verdict to the • if•-t that .1.
hydrophobia caused by the bite MI a c
THE PRINCKM •

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The (liven has been please to appr
between the Prins at Laois& sail the
It has probably b. en observed that tl.-
of Argyll has been for some time ;is t al.. ,t
Wad at Balmoral, but few 011/11 iIAV.•
I
est nulls his museum at thi,
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The glean him prefern d
daughter to a pedantic adhereoce to
Mph,* of State policy wlibri wi rii
with popular holing. and !MIS no
pOrt”ii by any weiEht of rea-ut,
sna:easpiekut that Obi prondae
cowing union. The PIit,CCS. lia,
closest oompai.iao of the Q men, ,:..1 1.°41
tan ohoe hcr y.ti ma! ‘.l
menials ; bne alio is known silo for : . ...%
which lisa been conspicuou in tbe 1: ;
Um Ara& my, acd is tt, tl.t. ta mni i.t • •
fee a hot h riel tic Estibitioa 1.
of the Fivk so 1 Woutide.l of IL

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early atvared a t., ng col lc
memorials of his t. ,vebt„ awl h
tinguLlie I bm.ei in P..rli in
indeien.l. note aWcii has at
• •. t:k
against the ifinimny f which I. t .
Diou4b r.lle 1.. I CS SO iu.1... •
the ..rvelly b 1.411:. et.sr.cter ..f ti. I
V Lets V could es. antsin 01.1 g •
cainpb.4ls nei.4lll be con-idercd : •t
fa .11 a r suorr gencratien.a to CAI. • .
authority to the Soy, ign.
to ace,annlished ant rn.r.i.L., au.: .1.. a .
Ly the force cf mutual aaction, j.i 0...
checkered hapnineA.

IN Cumin:land the tuount.h.• -,i,ted
tmlurably tl.:ck dti,o4it id amps, :.u:,

TUE court.marti ii institute.l i:i I.
making Phu' t k with tuit

LORD NA PI ER of Ilshila 61, :tall'. I tptt::
the annyin I di for c Atributiohs 'magi
French sod l'russian soldieat.

A Ilunts tailbone clergyman, . .
Ilanrahatn, abil4 driving Le ,r
falling tree taring the storm on . 11,, Lig
was smashed, and the 10,r,e arta
bat to be cut to rieocs bat t
gentleman could be releaae I.
A Inman IN INDIA.—The Vbcaboy
et 7on Wedneadoy morning. lho it • r
awl Chair utaiuOta VAS a ohllo :
'replants. Troops lined - • . . ;•Dg
Via:giro, and elm M*haroji enrol. l
elephant. It was ain .gmlic..nt • .
Snit. oN FIELL—A largo -truer:- .n ~ • :
F. 11. fdelaren, hag at North sh. : .
on Thursday to be on fir. TI., : • r t:
hold, consuming the übon porti, o: .If n
assistance could ha obtained. T :
sabibsed by a lorge holy of ro.n. 1... 1. .
in a cargo of ohoutedo, a Isrge gm:Ay
to be thrown overboard.
Tiro caw of .Sir Hager C. li T:.:
claimant to the Tielihorne (sato, o. to
Oonrt of lankruptey on Thor-1.. .1 ins
have taken pho..: from tign^ to to. . • , :
that 'the bankrupt would be abh.t,,: ler rre;t•
ment with his crolitots. Anotha : , nt
now (milord till the 7th of 1.). ceml.
pose. Thu liabiliti.s are said to I, .

TUE FAItIIER FEEDETiI
My lord ride, through the • •
My lady 'wort.. along it .4 • ,
The ..age think,. long boi ::. •
And the maiden
The sailor iblotigio the
The hurtiunati Lill. the
And the eohlier war, with..,.
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I.bat tall to bw:h wh.bt.:br : • .
The (amber he nolo fee ill •
Man lulid. Itia culla fair 111.ki
V. herever river rutu,tli
tireat r. o,
Great church,. elbow tlo• .
Great areheb. 1111 l tbutneot•, .• • .
Fair palacm awl r. •• • • ,
Great work in done, la It le . •
And well men workath cc
But work or IVA, u OA' A
The farmer he t..•

W•lt B•1111r& —War h—as—it; 1111111.i:1r
horrors. It ie relakd that in the Fr, r,ch
estop, near Coblents. two Tanks wer. toe
ill. A doctor came jUit in time to
of • little girl este't. It is sin,rul.a Co,l3.:lltLat tit 41
of the Tunas should not have been thsc'uverel •e:et
They fought with the bravest, tOrcv-h
and enean.ped at Coblents, but they Lad Il• Vet ar,sed
kw slightest suspicion of their beiniz
Arrtw rTIID Ito.—At the Liverpool r
• young sailor named liter was °bawd with sttswr'4
to murder • Young woman names Mari SOIZL. lisl
were at • low coneeri-hall in the twin. Igen h,
quarrelled, and Ixer attacked the unfortuuat Fella
hie knife. tulliotiu; such rctious ill mica is the kJ,
and aroat that she is not ezpeckd :o r.vor.
being seized, be exeLiiin bautaly, "I Lope !eill
if you don't, it's not my fault." At th Bridsta los
ezpresaed his strong desire to become seiusitted crl
Cacraft. saying thli• be should not care if Le isv
tomorrow.

EIGHTY-OSE
morning, about nalf-past ono, an extraonlidArf
renoe took place in • field on the form ‘d
Lore, Burghtlald Hill, situated about :ix miles•
Heading. A flock of 191 sheep weno ra
field, when two rd gt sot upon tho d .ck antiwar".
them, cau4nit nearly the whole of them t rush
corner of the fleld, wh,re they all !mailed to;etber?,s
upon the other, and while in this condition no
rd of them were amotherod to death. OrdTo""
was bitten by the dogs, and that had its !gout fcalfw
mutilated.

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Middlesex martiatrates have refuss.al the tette
for danotng at the Alhambra Musio.ball on the ret
of two polioe-officers as follow.: sin tio 'th
ballet of 'Les Nations' was performed. iu *ltr,:asel
Coiotuts and troupe (four in all) appeared se" 7--ie
the Parisienne Quadrille, Or ordinarr_elll k:
of them personated men dressed in bodices t'sd
to match, and flesh.colourmi bete: the el' tat
females. dressed WI ordinary ballet giro. excels
more of the thigh is visa's) in atonsequeuee 4
yet) Meaty drawers. The dance eio the eta
indeo-ent, sepeciany on the part of rue droned:lr::
female, who raiaes her foot higher than her Lead
times towards the i.uhlie,mad which ea touch seititts7;
Then was a large influx of visitors hhortly before
ballet commainoed, but whit* waa' decreaad
distely after. The other performances were corms ;
principally by females dressed an wales, but there •
nothing objectionable observed."
811• LL EZGINNINGS—GRIAT DEVEI.OI•MESTO-1,!.
°°ateMPlating all the works of nature, the 11.0
log fiat everywhere apparent is the .mall Le4inauti;
her grandest productions. The toweriun
a small soon, and the largest animal as • ttl'eGS
dr
a pin's heed would cover. It is veil (relate theat
, same a the busy walks of life--great waalth or re,
distinction often emergee from the II it the -II
blll4 to.
blest beginnings. Among our on r.hant Pris'edoe
many instances entail we moment in illestrati to e.
theme ! There is one, however, whose an er. tet:rs
aai
rtim''unoldrtelised:.winioaipidguwme4utistunboniknortsatieyowp.a.tynean:
of the multitude, sack of which eclipse, hi' "4464°.•
the most remarkable ale,.
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tetutiVeuatesafel theory anundhligo'amrdetlobicife. lit Ca
leer nted and intredesed, him name in et
town in the United Kingdom, iii ihno.t
sod Mg of the hehitehleßaellonheo.w.
Siam not oely conelently ordered Holloway's ureatex',
but even directed his ambassadors wh• os. r :I
visit the Professor at his establishmmt in the' SuilL oge.
Tlis they did in one of the Queen's curiae'.'' '"
seated him with a largo and magtiricent J..w.lled o.;
°ea" a great prim in the name of the Ktog.
of India have in like meaner frequently wittilee r
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,at
felenr Solloway, so has the secretary ot the f It
• Jtemacti. Jeejeolaboy, who was knighted be tb,!,
Quito. Other fenima priories have thought on
asp, at the hmonsmeannebanent,wheace their surl,
have obtained their MOSS approved mediciork "'l 4
of them wrote an aniMpaph letter in Persia ••,..
ilindoostamee, that it might beshown publithedthrestis
ought India am a mark of the "011 in Which e
remedies wean held by his This is the care;.!,
of Thomas kielloway—ouc 0( the egrikhag Mew:,
a great development hos maw bakip...,:rhe Able
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