The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-09-07 00:00:00

Mi(3ELICA.

Fair le env hole, me fair.
I elludder with the acme°
Of what a light thy world would lose
Could ehe henoe.

Sweet le my love. co sweet,
The leave. that. fold on told,
Swathe up the odours of the row,
Left rweetoss hold

Tnie hi my love, so true ;
lier heart is mine alone,
Th music ot Its rhythmic best

711nrJtr. through io) own.
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If I-Irit'hear her MUM:
My eye,. mith tear... 4 nwsuso
My cheek Is Mum.

Spare her, Immortale, Tare,
TIII all uur da3 • 2112
Your hes, en k full .4 angel form.,
Aline Ikeda% hut .ule.
WILLIAM MAMA MR. In Gentleman's Magazine.

THIII National Reform Union intend opening an active I
campaign with the approach of the winter months.
Their programme includes the ballot, • large reduction ,
In the national taxation, and improvement in She land
tenure of Ireland, and the assimilation of the borough
and county franchise.
TH• Fiala FROST 01 THIL SICA3OI4.—On Monday
morning, the Scotsman say., it was found at I overleithen
that • treat of an intensity rarely experienced In A nitwit
had taken place during the night, killing delicate flowers
and blackening potatoes. In the western and upper
parts the ponds were sheeted with ice.
A FATAL collision occurred at Stenzell station. near
York, on Wednesday •Itsrnoon. A train from Scar-
borough ran into • train laden with sheep and pigs. A
man mimed Piercey, who wee in charge of the sheep,
was killed, and several of the passengers in the first'
named train were severely sh•ken.
A TIMMS' unionist named Norton was committed for
trial oa Wednesday by the Manchester magistrates for
hoeing stabbed a not-unionist stonemason named Walsh
in the left temple. The crime was committed in a beer.
house, and was occasioned by the non-unionist asserting,
in answer to offensive language made use of by the
unionist, that he was as good as his aseailant.
SUICIDII OF • P•CIPIR.—A discharged soldier, aged 39,
named John Dobeon. who has ftisimently, daring the last
four years, been an inmate of the Eialen and wthetthe
Union, near Colchester, destroyed himself at the work-
boo" oe Wednesday morning, by banging himself from
he towel roller of the door of the bath-room.
gig CHILDRIN /Jitowegb.—A terrible oatissrophe
occurred • few days back at Valenti*, the establishment
a cold baths known by the name La Rosa de Feria bay-
ing suddeely sunk at • moment when the bathers were
numerous. Boats arrived in abundance, and the sailors
esertod themselves to the utmost in saving the lives of
those who were unable to swim; but six children were
ascertained to have been drowned.
Puna N.troLaop has come forward in the dim'
CONSIOUI of the Senate, to advocate that the last relics
of personal government should be abandoned for a
system of popular self-administration. The Minister of
slee Interior, while desirous to see the Empire established
on Liberal prineiplee, declared that the time had not
,at some for the extension of popular rights demanded
bp the iUultriolJ spokesman.
A F• 11311111 LYIOIIIII—A party of fifteen men
nasked ,
and mounted, went to the house of James
croascra, fourteen miles beyond Lebanon, on the
Lebanon and Danville pike, and, taking him out a short
discuses from the house, hanged him to the limb of •
thee. The lynchers quieted him wife by holding a leaded
revolver to bar head. Within • month, it is said, three
men liaels been taken out and hung by the party that
„bad Ceowders.—Louisiri/k Currier.
A FniFoll 601011 M—A strange suicide took plaar •
few evenings ago at the Pontd'Aroole. A man about
30 of age suddenly sprung from • cab which was
passl ooeur, and, striding over the parapet,
wed himself into the Seine. The driver, quite
...Amiens of what had happened, was siontinuing his
route when the shouts of the spectators stopped him.
The body of the man was carried away by the current,
• and all the efforts of the boatmen to recover it proved