The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10 00:00:00

Hari qf Eldon.

"T IhORD. We are deputed by the tenants on your ertates
in thew part • to prevent sou nub thi. idehowl a. a ..mall token
of tile e..trem anti regard which they entertain toward,. you.
land the good • lithos which (boy tool to you ati.l tour bride on
of your warlaire. We ask you, nit lord, to look
upon Oak prment not merely m a work •.1 not. to value it not
only according to it. instrimic worth. hut to 100 ok upon it and
I.liie it no lion the gomi a i.hon tool atMehment
stapremisi toward. t oti by your Isonehhire tenantry on your
wadding dm. We beg herewith to otter tour odneere Inongratulm
Wm+. pourswlt and sour amiable bride, mil to anture youlsoth
al the 'mann... feeling .4 tour tenantry that your lordship
sod Counue...4 Eldon may enjoy long life, licalth and
hspioiner here and hereafter.
W. C. Laynt, Chairtnan tlie Committee.
. .

The piece of furniture which had been some days at
illneombe was then uncovered, and was received with
evident pleasure by the Earl and Countess. His lord-
ship. in accepting the present, replied is follows :
Gentlernen,—l feel that I cannot thank you sufficiently
ea behalf of Lady Minion mad myself for the very hand-
some present gos have given na. Believe me when I
my that beth it and the good wishes which anstsompany
it are twat truly valued by us. Ifs.! the impedes's'
fully at the tie which exists between landlord and
tenant, sod I vesture to hope that that tie exists
between us for our mutual benefit and happiness.
I can inure you that I will drive firleT to Mil to mind
the kindly feelings that you showed on the omission of
my marriage. And now thanking you for this besot!.
fulttoken of your regard I would express a wish, on Lady
Ildon's pert end my own, for the happiness and pros.
perity of yourselves and families, &merles you that
what concerns you will concern us, and that your joy
and sorrow will be ours also. thsutlemen, many thanks
to you, and may every good attend you and your
families. This is the sincere wish of Lady Eldon and my-
myself. The card was beautifully Manifested on vellum
by Mr. W. Card. of Wareham, and had the Eldon mat
of arms on the top, with the family mottos " Sit sine
isk Denis." The deputation wee afterwards enter-
tained by the Earl and Count me to • rich:n.4 luncheon,
and the interesting proceedings terminated.

THE tattle dhow Imo jed broken old in Prang&
The authorities hay* taken measures of proonot..ion.
. . . .

Tag Home deeretery haa reprieved tli'a-con-vi-eilianny
Oboe,who was under soutanes of death at Warred..
for the alleged murder of her husband. Mr. Bruce does
not doubt her unity, but be reeme to doubt whether
she actually committed the murder for which she was
trie 1.

A Yore() woman named Orline Lyberger died suddenly
In her room in the Kirtleylouse, Warsaw, Indiana, on
Tuesday afternoon, from convoleions aided by tight-
lacing.—New York Tina, July 9.
8AL18111:11Y ELICCTION. —The election for Salisbury,
viesmit by the resignation of Mr. Hamilton, took place
es Thursday, when Mr. Alfred Seymour, the Ministerial
Ipedidate, was returned by a majority of 13 over Mr.
Oftn,lllB Ryder, the Conservative candidate, the
=en being 562 to 549 Mr. Marsh, the second
candidate, who was formerly member for the city
for myersl years, only polled 82.

OLLOWAT'II PILL& weakness end Debility.—
the blood be I.cle in a pure gate, the onnatitution mug
be a...lamed and dbegain 'intervene. Theme wonderful Pile
'mailer of neutrallaing Mid removiN all tvutarnina-
tioir id the blood and slalom generally. They quiutlY but
certainly oiereome all 111.tructl.m. tending to produce 11l
health. end neeitete render action. in organ, that are Ugly
from d.raniterneiat 44. debility. The dyopepfk, wreak and
flora ono ',nay rely on thaw pale an their beat (riende and awn-
Iforimn, Tb.l nitinier the amain. and Ilion iughly Intigunit
tbi ii,tmntia.amoral.. 1,.,,, known
a.- •iin pre, rein. e... 4 liter
ana Many tail, aimMonildr2rl7;
boy, ring n.tmd the feeble and infirm

Titi Agrirrlturat Ga:ettc in referring to the resent
meeting at Mencheeter, observes that in the departmeet
of Seeds and Soots the ielectioa was very tine on all the
*taints. Taking exhibitors In their order, Sutton sad
hone, of the Royal Seed Establianment, Heading, links.,
scedstass to her Majesty, never hid a better or. more
.41mi:dye thaw. Their stand occupies • conspicuous
ground on Um right hand r the show-yard is entered,
:ant they 110.0 dune ample justice to their position by
the testdul and ornanamtel style In which they exhibit I
wens hai dried speciumnsof the natural Onuses, and lOU
varieties growing in pots, including their" New
Prairie Greet (Brooms tlehrinderi), and "New GUS- I
fornian Oat-gram" Oiromus'ectoratus) Nothing requisite
to he said about their beemogrown seeds, the medium of
thelr own fermi, situated in the fine climate of Berkshire,
ma the 'mphvo an hundreds of ways speak their own
pm's) to mactleal filllll4llll in language which they
batter underarm' than anything which we weld my It
their favour. Their seeds of the various root and fermi"
0r0144 are esprially Ilse Time Paris Universal MAIM.
thin prim collection, la glee. *UM lv live 4114 view, vrtkit
drawings end eualraillslumulta.