The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-18 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL warrrE, TUESDAY, JANUARY lB, 1870.

On Monday =raise, an elderly and rather ewer
trio leAy, who liras at Angitton, near Ormskirk, soøt.
dee telly et her bed on drab and narrowly moped
being burned to death.
A considerable number of Roman Oatholiew
Eastern Prussia have mat to Bishop S.:einem, now at
Rome, a letter in whiob they urge him to vote against
the iafallibility of the Pope.

•
As many as 171 cases appear in the list of the
divorce court for the term oommencingon 'Tuesday be-
sides 13 standing over by oonsent. Of the 171, there
are 134 to hearted without juries.

The ',mkt; Srotsmas states that a proposal is at
Preeallt under consideration for the formation of a
society having for its object the pablioation of unit
form edition of (ho Soottieh histories.

Lieutenant General Windham has purchased land
In Kaweis, and it is on this ground that the gallant
general recently obtained leave of absence for two
Mouths from Lis oommand in British America.
The members of the Royal Academy will meet on
the evening of the nth inst. to elect an amociato to
their body. About eighty artists, painters, soulOors,
architects, and engravers have been nominated.

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Sir Rutherford diem*, to bidding adieu to Prima
Kum worn addressed by. that functionary in those
wm&: Nowyou are gouig hom., I wish you would
take away with you your opium and miasionaritm"

Tire
RATII OF WAOLS IN TUCIoW TRADE.—
At the annual meeting of the Board of Arbitration
and Conciliation in the Iron Trade, held at Sank
Stockton, on Monday. Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P.,
was decided upon so arbitrator lathe wages question.
The gales on Saturday wrought • large amount a
damage
e both in London and the suburbs, and it is
that several lives have been lost. The Crying
Palace, as on former occasions, escaped with corn.
paratively little injury, but the Rosary was partially
unroofed.

The Academy of Soienoes of Paris has just elected
two ooneeponding member.; in the mineralogical
section, IL Des Oloiseaux, of the Normal School, ia
the ciao, of M. D'Arobiac ; and in the botanical see
tios, Pringaleam, of Baran, in the room of Pro.
foliar Von Mairre
lt aatiapated that, after the oommeacemeni of
the nest financial year, the depot companies of bat-
tahefla abroad will be einar*--a-I, ••• far
in ea.uneournooas where their regiments were
relied, and that, for their accommodation, some por
tion of the militia barracks will be utilised.

The American correspondent of the Echo mealtime
C rumour, which, however, he discredit*, to the effect
that it is intended to promo:lW Mr. Beecher and Mr.
Frotingham for being acoomoriee to • felony, to wit,
an Cot of bigamy, on amount of the part they took
in the death-bed marriage of Mr. Richardson.

Mr. Donglaa, the owner of the yacht 'Sappho, has
challenged any schooner yacht in Great Britain or
Ireland to mil against the Sappho from Cape Clear
Sindy Hook, to start, if possible, on the 4th of
July, the day on which Mr. Aahbury and Mr. BM.
n..tt are to sail; the race to be for • rep of the value
of 50 to 250 znit,e42.

THE GOVERNMENT AND THE HOUSE OF LORDS
AtlA JUDICIAL l'itLEUNAL.—Goverument hes been
cousiderab y occupied in deliberatiag on tfie best
means of reodering the Reuss of Lordemore efficient
as a judicial tribuual; and, though the conclusions
amved at are not known, nor, indee I, whether any
final decision haa been made, it is pretty certaiu that
the beginning of toe Parliamentary session will see
an importan- proposal on this difficult subject--msde
difficult °hied, by toe course taken by toe lkiture of
Lor Is, under the leadership of th taLe I.)rd Derby,
in thwarting the *Cowin of the Crown to cleats Life
Pwra—Loridwi Currespwidev cf Scutsasam.

A MAN DECAPITATED.—A very shocking acci lent
occurred on Monday night, in Bowing tunnel, be-
tween Bradforl Luw Moor, on Ulm Lanatshire
and Yorkshire liaimay. A uutauer of p.ate/ayers
are employed in the tunnel nightand day. The party
engaged in the night had taken their places and were
at work near the centre of the innuel. Among the
party was Abraham Wood, residing at Low Moor.
Uu a train from Dewsbury to Bradford passing, he
stepped on to the adjoining rails, and while standing
there apparently unaware or forgetful of the near ap-
proach of another trail in the opposite direction,
the S 40 train from Bradford to Manchester came op,
knocked him down upon the rails, and oompletaiy
fevered his heed from his body.

THE MIKE OF NEwoAETLE's BA.TiIItrPFCT.—At
the London Bankruptcy Court, on Tuesday, before
the Chief Judge, Mr. Bagley said be was instructed
to ask His Lordship to fir a day for tho resumption
Of this case. It had been heard at very oonsiderable
leagth by the late commissioner Winslow, who at the
end of the day expressed his willingness to go on,
but the counsel for the Duke declined to do so, and
the matter was, therefore, stopped. The registrars
had been applied to, and were both of opinion that
it was a proper case to oome before His Lordship.
After • few words from Mr. Reed and Mr. Lamellae,
liis Lordship said if the parties would agree between
themselves on • day he would take the case on that
day. It appeared that an enormous mass of evi-
dence had already been taken, and it would be hie
duty to read it all through, so 44 to be es maul of
the oars.

THE trite character of tea. cannot be jaihnii of by it
appearance; the commonest wintry crop I. by the aid of
artificial colour, niade to resemble Aix ten; trite came. low to
the consumer. The tea imported hy Mean. Horniman I.
pure, and can be relied upon for great strength, wholesomeness,
and real cheapness Sold at St sd.-3e.-.11 it and
Ss id. per lb. In packets Local agents an advertised in our
CASIIIII..

AT an irquert held by Dr. Lankester. e few day
Pince, on the liculles of two children who died from the effects
of polorming the nicking some lucifer matches, the coroner
said. "lied the matches been Bryant and have, the children
would not have been p0i...m00d." It cannot be to generally
known that Bryant and tlay's Patent Safety Match.. are 0,1
powonou.. and that they light only on thu bor.-11de Islington
Gazette hi cv th

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the day, and has revolutionised and superseded the
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invention the "Keyless Hatch." The feet of no key
being required renders these Watches indispensable to
the traveller, the nervous, and invalids. The enormous
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which they are sold range from 5 to 100 guineas.
Thousands of them are manufactured by Mr. J. W.
Benson, of Old Bond Street, and of the Steam Factory,
Ludgate Hill, London. who sends poet free for 2.1. •
moat interesting historical pamphlet upon watch
making.
Nonni, Cueronn—Presentations and testimonials
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New Year, he., invariably received special commereor-
&Mon. The attention of one of the great London Manu-
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and of the City Steam Factory, Ludgate-hill, has been
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oce of the largest and most artistic collections which
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Wg Noriceths introduction of the Coinslino Restore
for Gray Hair, lialdnem, he., which has every appearanceby
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crown bottle he wfficiatt to restore it with certain, y, to the
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It has cured many, and
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