The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26 00:00:00

Sinful Nam.

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Tit Ftopal Naval Reserve ham 15,061 members.
HouraD ia new man. illy open as a amuse from
whisk we may got cattle an& site!).
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IT is believed that the private bills to mese before
Parliament during tbe preen it swim oot seated 110.
Bzemos Mina —Tha Q sees bee hied is the pulpit
of the Chapel Royal, Savoy, • sited slam of tbe oteseere
of 18 minutes

A wain' proportion of army Yearning sworn in it
Liverpool during several w. veks past here been cow-
moored clerks old of employe/noun.

Tea Quota has forwarded CS for fire Sarah Martin,
of rtnothwark, .ho waa de heeled of three living male
childrao on the 4th inst. Both parents ore blind.

WI learn that Messrs. J. a. Merriman and J. Batter
Lanelee bare resigned all 6)111Nazio0 with the Reform
Lragne.

TEIIt MIAs. Maguire, who received a free pardon in
itonnee'ion with the Fenian iontrage At Manchester, has
been mutated in the worries.

A BILL is about to be broinght into Parliament for
the purge"' of pl.oing Om telegraph. throaahout Great
Bmtain and heland under 'taw management of the
poet-aloe.

A Tommie' I/mg—The Lot don police the other day
mode • doinicdliary call upon • anion •nd his wife living
on Mintetreet, Borough, an d founds. much stolen
property as filled a *art, amid sting of clothing of *very
deseriptiou, watches, jeweils, 7, 4 cwt. of In* black tea,
beds, carpets, rap, ka.

A DISOILA01171:11. OA= Of Tskimaing has oeswired at
Paddington. lir. Cowlead, builder, refused to dismiss
three non-union men. Ther °neon eve society men left
him. The next morning the moulded caps of two
oolurno• were defaced. 'ibis damage was done at a
place where it could not be repaired.

TEIF SAtffield Independent records another woe of
rattening, the victim helms George Booth, • leimors
grinder. The taking of Booth's bands and nuts is
attributed to some quarrel with the union about it.
employment of his son.

AN EXTRAORDINARY IEALNDII. —The largest salmon
ever taken within tbe imiimory of etas on a British river
by rod and fly was captured on Thursday by
*await' Tbikler, In bb e Tweed, a short way above
Coldstream. It tamed the melee, after being freely
bled, at bulb. In length it measured 4 feet S inches
from the tip of the snout to the centre of the tail. Its
girth was fully 29i Inches—e trifle more.—Nroccusek
Jernial.

A YOMINIIIII WIDDITO CIMIXONT.-4 correspon-
dent of the damning says at • wedding in Holderntoss,
Is Yorkshire, the other day, a singular ceremony wag
performed. As soon ag the beide and bridegroom had
left the house, and had the usual number of old shoes
thrown alter them, the young folks rushed forward,
each bearing a tea-kettle of boiling water, which they
poured down the Goat &or-stem that other marriages
might soon follow, or, as oneessid, "low on."
Gnoiss Iligrugrrg.—A'buggar placed • prints,' bill
before him, in Waterloo-road, London, eetting forth
that ho was • btioltleyag, who had fallen from a erisfrold
and bitten off his tcsaillse, besides breaking his ann. In
a bottle by his side, le whet looked like spirit., of wine,
he had suspended •elece of sheepskin, cut into the form
of • human tongue, and this exhibition of °ours,
bronght in no end of coppers from the eredelously
chisritabte, Au officer who knew the rascal as • pro-
fessional impostor lord bands upon him, and found big
tongue inside his month, as usual. He has been
oolanticesai for • month.

Ow Due aria Canons —The Pall Mall Oasette
mays there is an increase in drinking. sad also of con-
victions in the ideas " drunk and dieorierle." The
per centspe In the latter Mar has risen from 41 in 1868
to 49 in 1866. The eoesumptioci of malt is now -2 of a
bushel per head higher than it was twelve years sew.
The consumption of British spirits is lot a gallon WIC
The consumption of foreign spirits keeps peas with the
rmoula•ion, while the eoueuototioo of wise has doubled
sines 1800. *sth. present time the yeerly consumption
of British and foreign spirits is about 77 pinta per bead,
and of foreign wine 31 pinte per head.

A Verrill, Hum— A oorrespondent throws out the
following "hint to housewives" :—Before you throw on
coals pull all the Ire to the front of the erste tnwards
tbe bans ill up the cavity at the back with the tenders
or babes which aro no4er the grate, then throw on tte
ensile. The gee evolved In the proems of roasting tbe
awls will be absorbed by the rainier', and render thorn
In an increased degree oombnetible. fl.smoke.lll
thus be burned, and • line glowing smokeless lire will
be the result.

MR anticipated disturbaciee broke out al Pronto.
on Toesday g From six to eight the Market-
place beam, gradually filled, chiefly with boys and
hobbied-hoys. An attack was maga on the shop of Mr.
Goold, and hie window. were smeghed. Toe polio,
wore ti,en railed out, ono the riot aat re ad by Mr. Slime.
In *short time the polio, cleared the Market-plume.
Special constables were alao walled out, and 'agitated it
Wearing the town. Several persons ass is custody.

ACCIDINT 01 TIM 801111117 AND Dour' RAILWAY.
—On Saturday, on the &menet and Dorset Railway,
the unfortunate Kota@ whiah cross the line at Polshain
were smashed to pieces. owing to a truck blown from
the Wells Station haring chatted through than.. which
did not don its sours*, it continuing the runaway
journey until it cams to Glastonbury. a distance of See
miles. It wit. fortunate that it dirt not noose into
ciollision with any train. The gate. at Po!sham twee
several time* been smashed by trains dashing through
them, but it is sturprising that a inn/ could so ppm.
demoliih them.

EDUCATIOKAL CONFIRIMCIL —A conference of the
Congregational body was hi Id on Wednesdny afternoon
at the London tavern, for thin purpone of considering
their position in referenoe to the queidion of national
education. Mr. Samuel Morley presided. After a long
diaionion, in which many influential Congregationalists
took part, • resolution was peened declaring the convic-
tion of the conference to be that the education of the
young can beet be recotoiled with the tights of oon•
nciinnee and civil liberty if left to th• action of the
supporters of schools, and not to that of pulite
authority ; declaring that aid given to schools should be
awarded impartially, and pledging the meeting to use it•
best endeavours to secure • modification of the minutes
of Council in harmony with the rcoonasendation of tho
royal oommasion of 1858.

BOOMING AOCIDANT AT • PATTI MILL—A dread-
ful accident has taken place at Long Dean paper-mills,
1,. miles from Chippenham. It appears that some
potatoes had been placed in the aehe.bsneatb the fire-
bole of the boiler, and as one of the woman servants
and one of the men employed at the mills were taking
these out, the boiler suddenly burst. The man and
woman were both killed on the spot. Two other men
employed on the premises had their legs broken, besides
meeting with other serious injuries about the head and
body. The youngest child of Mrs Watts, the pro-
prietress, a little boy about ten years old, was thrown
by the forte of the explosion into sire., where. coming
in contest with the boughs, his brains and scalp were
left banging to one of them. To make matters worm.,
no medical man could he procured, either at
Chippenham or at Ford or Ca•tl• Corn be. The windows
of the house adjoining the mill were broken, and other
damage done. It appears than on Wedneeday the
gangs was removed from the boiler and not replaced,
so that It was not known how meet water it onotained,
sad to • want of nificieney of water in the boiler the
disaster, no doubt, is owing. The injuied men were
remneed to their home* ea soon as possible, awaiting
medical attendant's.

TB, public are deprived of the full benefit of the
reduced taz on tea, owing to the meniprolta with
which tea I. charged; it is usually sold the grower
to the Chinese merchant, then to the Eng h merchant,
nest it is peered to the tea broker, efterwards to the
London dealer, who sells it to the grocer. florniman
and 00. are large importers, and supply tea wholesale
only end so do not incur many of theme charges;
i their
tea s serraminalv excelleot and *heap, and is sent
direst to conanesere. through agents, in sealed packet.;
the pries being plainly printed on each ; so that the
public are suppled on the best pomade terms in all parte
of the Kingdom with liornimen's tee, the very strongest
and cheapest grown. During the past quarter of •
Denver, thug tea bag aseemanded an immenm wile, some
have tab, n advantage of this t offer spurious imitations,
It is therefore needful to observe that all genuine
peokete are signed Rondonia and Co., London, original
importen of the pure tea.

A Pool Mill EXTLANATIOR OF Till BMW) RIOTS.
—A
Ontorkern• co. .temporary publishes the following
hater, having an moron to doubt it. aggthenticity :-
Bir,—l bolter you be a reel fried to the pore wan and
so 1 right to sok you to putt is our paper wat i say about
the bred 'yarn. there ea 2 sides to every tale, sir, and
so I say lb. re Is • comae for we pore people to gragmL
My wages be 9.. • wiek—wile 18 penes, Mary • Arnett
—fore more little chilgtera. Rent 18 penee--bred Bjl.
—no coryte for ye, i was oeteglit by a baby walk's% drew
a lath field and so help me God killed a bit of
geaan in my life and niseer aimed to but he sed be aege
me Doer a spring and they send I to gale for three woes.
My old woman went upon pariah for foot time, but was
took bad ant th-y send ber to the onion. when iwnwo
oat there was no home and i was rummers:owl for 4
abillen she owed and could not pow noose I got no work.
Oa I went to gale agen for 14 days—oome oat agen—
went ha lama, can.. h bad had no work. And now
nolsoddy will employ me resgler and wife Mill bad.
Dacod if tears for nobody now—tell the gintelmega, so,
sir, if ye, plow and ring' *Midge me. claw i owes
for breed they °bargee what they be minded to spa do
not giv wait and I do not dare mak for it or they tells II
shall go to gale agaa. Yoar bushel servant, T.J.

EALLT4LOOSPe dISOOIeTIOII.—The annual to..
lion for this vest... held oa Wednesday atilt. James's.
hall, London. soder the presidency of the Zed of
abaftestrary, KO. Tbs Roble Cbairman said be bad
entered into thie great undertaking more than 33 jean
ago. Every mak, woman, and child should have the
evening for the ',grooms of pity.iiml, mental, and moral
remakes.. In all eountriee it weal of vital importune
to train the morel., well .2 the physical asperities of
the greet mamma Did they thick that 30 jean ago d
mob a ealatnity se the metes faunae had °marred the
cum roment would not hen bad to seed wend of troop*
sa artillery to maintaia order amour the famished
popelotion I Ho eonal limed that the medium of the
heroic maws bands during that period of that awful
time woes glory to Englishmen ; sad note angle soldur
mu seat to times coanti.s in addition to those already
there—(awn). On Imking at the numerous temembi
• hi,,, reodly ulyoung 41,C1 WOUND,
Its thought shot that meeting proved more for the
segootatiou than all the placards in shop windows,
mininsaisina that no gbeelame was done after sit in el•fe
pm-olor end two *Wu* on tiatur my& He was not
prep iced to lied at many young women present, sad he
felt as the poet Dryden had it :
" Old me sae, tor tedy's love unit,
The power of besot) I remember yet."
(obesrs and laughter). If the morals of the goatlee sex
improved, that of the opposite sex would soca follow.
If the present female sex were depraved. no power on
'Borth coed prom at te• Dation going to snook sad ruin.
Is ermetueion, he urged the freed' of tee memiadoe to
re their Miaow la every way to eatioseage the
prima** of Me. elegiac as so a•aioa amid he kW)
root without Ise apie were brisk, mid Um, bob
• sad iligaebseig).