The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29 00:00:00

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Mr. Boarth seconded the motion for the adoption of
the report, which was put and carried unanimously.
Mr. C. Garret*, of Bansteed, said he felt that he had
been very unfairly treated by 'he director'. Re was
the principal shareholder in the company, and the
origiruid contractor for the oonstruation of the line, and
at a time when neither the eompany nor himself had
money they turned him off and gave the work" over to
another contractor. There were two eminent engineers
who weld prove that the oompany on ed him above
a." 25,010. Re had been at the expense of getting the
plant on the ground, and had NO far completed the
works on the line as to have had a portion of it certified.
His oillion was that the worics would not be completed
the time mentioned, and he, as • large share-
felt himself aggrieved.
an observed in the

filskukimeetpinfaiii his *prat depths,
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}to 1 thou muskrat moronism's' teach
'Twilit's/lee firm and 'Sable
Tied still defeat should nerm to trial?
_Well said, Atlantic Cable
But trace of man-the "imaged deep"
-Foams off. is mu then Abko
To drive! tIM main to daily work
la tnes*-61thwi 0 Oshiet
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VMS& Ilirough-POUtary seas
His word', ia aegis Cable.
Coiled now o'er many a slimy depth,
Sharp ledge, or jetting gable,
Thou hest waste for this —thy gear
Was all too feedle, Cable.
Needless thy needle* then, to point
The moral of thy fable—
Wrecked now by reckless, random par,
desperandems, Cable!
August 21.

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eommissions for the London market. Thep
,„ the pest week averaged from Is. 6d. to Is. 8
DZATH OF A TBAFALGAZ °MOM 1
John Mortlake, R.N.. late of ffidnicmtb, a
at the puss for the entity of Devon, who 1
ther age of 79 years, died at Clifton on Sa
49 entered the navy in January, 1799, ands
Lord Bridoort, it the Channel ; misted at
I 8" th
in the West Indies; wan p
,
14!. 1801, in by Sir James Bourne
eo-Spenish squadron near Cadiz, and wa
oollision with the batteries on the French
,Zionewal of hoetilit;es in 1802 he joined I
, flag ship of Lord Nelson; and in 11
year, by his individual exertions, extin
alarming fire which had broken out in tho
that ship. Re next accompanied Lord No
West Indies, and for his meritorious on
battle of Trafalgar was promoted the no
Lieutenancy in the Belleisle, 74. He next I
Channel, where he juMped overboard and si
of a seaman and of First-Lieutenant Cu
afterwards served of Toulon and in the 8
since November, 1815, had been unable to ;
ployinent, and therefore retired with the n
mender oa the lit of October, 1852, on
8c &t. a-day.
Puma) Itrrnover arre.—There are site
made in this portion of the Marquis of W
property of mob magnitude and importance o
inspection and notice. If the reader will to
Loudon and imagine himself to have w a
Setv's Church, Ainoe-square, through Gros
, Lower Grorcsoor-pkos, Araballa-ro
Chelsea-road, - - ' Nst
1 Cburch,
of ground
to form a

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we Ittve to do. It is

°ratio colony, who are to reside in mansion
grandeur than that of any now existing in L
work is to be perfect of ita kind—real cut
to the houses, kc. Prom Hyde Park-cornet
place will be continued, in sitarist a direct
Grosvenor Hotel, which faces its tannins
fine building, "Which oould not be appreciati
opposite ode of a narrow road, is now mall
for the first time. It Will be a perfectly str
street from the owner of the Bockingt
rodeos. mar the Queen's private entrance, I
of the grotvenor Rote l frost, This wil
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dubs s 0
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DAMMAM RINIONIAIb_ IRON • RAILWAY COMPANY
FOR NROGIOZZICI,,—A shOeuinker named Owen, who
lives at Bootle Lanoashire sued the Lencashire and
Yorkshire Railway Company on Thursday at the Liver.
aol wises, for damages for injuries sustained by his
'a in conise,quenoe of the defecidante negligence.
' stiff and his wife were travelling on the
line last Christine., and had to get
at the SandhiUs Stations, near Liverpool.
train was very long and the porters opened
the deers of the carriages, which had not reached
the platform. It was dark, and the plaintiff's wife, in
out of the carriage, caught her foot in the
. wires, and fell over an embankment. She was
up insensible. Being pregnant at the time she
d severely ; the child born a month afterwards
and she Mid elites the accident been unable to
to her household duties. The negligence was
.aitted sad the jury found • verdict for the plaintiff—
damage* S7O.
PERIM OF ISIYITORBEIIP IN WEST CORIC—It is a
matter for deep regret that this once quiet and peace-
able neighbourhood should of late have gained an tin-
enirieble notoriety for various onmes, some of 'shish go
far to prove that there are in oar midet mieereanta of
the very worst deecription. Some person Or persons
have shown their towards us be disabling •
valuable mare while grazing. On Saturday, the sth
instaet, her right eye was knocked out, which at the
time was attributed to adcident ; but on the night of
the 13th some individual, not content with what had
done, stabbed her in the right shoulder, inflicting
-4 nearly two inches deep. On this omission her
..o legs were also cut. Comment on such an out-
. would be useless, nor can we account for the
motive which led to the perpetration of the mime
unless it be to show displeasure of the policy adopted
this journal when dealing with public question.;
we must add this outrage to the list already
.. to, and, at the same time, assure our friend.
enemies that such attempt. at intimidation will not
our policy in the least.—Skibbereen Eagle.
Mum= or Ma. CurrTzithoor..—The Irish
for Crown Cues Reserved se. on Tuesday, and
of the judges were present. The Lord Chief Baron
l'gott) stated the decision which had been arrived at,
me judge (Hayes) only dissenting—with reference to the
taise at King, found guilty at the last assizes of the
mud* of Laeotenent Clutterbuck. The Chief Baron'.
idgesent was extremely technical, but the main point
was that the court did not hold it to he aboolutnly fleece-
iary, Mt the case of • prisoner tried in • county not more
than 500 yards beyond the confines of whioh he had
sommii ted • murder (the limit fired by the Militate), that
eks he fact of the crime having been so committed beyond
lis opinion be bctunde.should be averred in the indictment. Mr.
within t.)- austio• Hayia, on the contrary, nonsidered the indict-
holder, , mast hasion't hegpreurvd that the trend jurthad.'• found
The Chairmen cea,. reply that matter WILS GARIBALDI' AND NIS Nevittsteso of the hill se if timit&runent avirrnd that theta& had , d Lower Gt=rorth.
now pending in litigation, and advised that there amp bag reargued thm ' been legkeit `-'l'ner an- •
Mieb of ellerteras lar should be no discussion, as it would not be of advantage • ‘—ifyriessdl}agio. anti tliapriesiare Vika at arerawn*
to any party. He repeated. however, that was es-, of pe einthissiress *Ma -Alt* iotilm, • :1,1" Welanriup• 64,Mi1l ...Waned ttiengle•j-thal
ces._ Orormineregerdens the right, Ind oveted that the erotica would be oompleted la Ostaber in lifft this with en us- :Of -&-mtbedilidi—onw 'begat Law, Groreertor.gantensa.2,ll•4
'est. there fa' ea sia QM 4101, alllrereti by 'the- a the building, have
vete of thsalra was passed to the obalimaa after for. abtiVtin._ 1“
rie bale broader nine jade% end the altdi beaPtcrig=
Ina., fully bed-out
Mitheilfffistril ' girt* optirersation, and tiro inaifias reVaraged. Idth the Going MOM PROM- Chartbd oats 1- X A '' • Malian fehaimi