The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-16 00:00:00

Littraturc.

Gentlel...Die Mapaziat : Chetto and Winius.
W. lbs B:cun her number of this naspino furnisher: It.
re. I..rs with ao interect,nd conclusion to its serial tale of
" Under which L trd." ant those per.ns who are of •
riauslietic of nair.d will he shoekod to find Mr.
Lo.c 11.,'. dup., Ws. Fallert n. has amin returned to the
[ovine heart o er spastic thalami, but only in time to
see the man *kiwi, s' o had diee and whoee heart
•he has broken, in on l lug stet., and thl/4 she Islet with.
...It husband or daughter ; anti on itayinz a viol to Rune
mho ',nee. her daurhter dres ce a ntan. in Peal
pans with Sister Ausee, neither of whom noticed
her. Mr.. Iscrett played her part II p•rfeetion, and in
ouch • we• a. to twin* Pout her own end., for. suddenly
leaving Mr. L eacelles, thot gentlemen find. binned( so
tattoly at 'ea, that he wgiau himeelf ,titt of his faith in a
rehintto prirothotel and sashes it,.. Everett an offer of
naurterae, which the accept. in a 11104 oistter.r4 fast
manna-. Thoreau, ton, has passed away, her death not
Isles itatatened by the many ritial performances she had
soue through, hut even to the bit the kit, of the prime
on her confeseioa was burning in her heart, for more than
any love Lir that, for which 'he had made herself •
martyr itingrove "Bee" llordisitf, as could be foreseen
made • goal I,llling couple; and thtts ends rine of the most
stive i tells that it baa heen our lot to read. If
"Queen C —." the nezt year's tale for the magazine, is
▪ nterceifor, it will repay otir readers to betorne sub-
sc.ibuo. filorerel ut'wr able artlel s follow, which form
h,th ineopegies and amusing literary for your leisure
hours. "Vital Air in the Sun" is invaluable to levers of
science who hays not tints to devote themselves ster=
'top to her progreas, but who will gain • e
an. ghra into the mysteries from this article alone. A good
ref. rm.* index to the whole twelve la contained in this
tan..,le• number.
The Hey s One Paper: 513. Pelernoeter.row, London.
for Noveuther coat ivies the four tile. commenced .n the
orevohas noncher. else commences soother attractive tale
entitled "SlO3O a our Feature," by the Rev. T. S.
Slitlington, M.A. There is • .on very good article "The
Day before the Penny Put," fully explaining the system
of frank.. There ie a pretty frontispiece entitled "After
the Storni," Posing an iron.bound coast with • wreck on
the rocks. The four serial tales still continue exciting,
especially 'The By Captain" sot "Peter Trawl."
The Sunday at Howe and L. n' Hour: Religious Tract
Society, 56, Paternoster-row. Ohio tuiglot dilate on the
good work done by these pure and healthy undulates,
which utisfy the craving for karma. dare and amusement.
without I a ling It utray. But the attractiveness of the
Octaven and lett, r.prese ere sutbcient wernurat for the fine.
chuer that he will get value for hie =one/. Here •
lovely atudy in colours of "B rls in Winter, full of rich-
nue, vigour. and ',Anus Ctmlained—thie I the froatir
blue of :radar at Howe. For • triumph of the wood-
en/never,' a- t, comm. nd 0, 10 the Letines Hour, for the
"Scone on the Murray In Flood Tighe," with water so
liquid as you could not expect in black and white, while
the river Islands with their grams and trees, PP an almost
stereoscopic effect of distance. This Picture lie Indeed •
gem ; but Ws but a pop out of thtee.score, whew.: you
may learn about the L oaden School Burt!, the proverbs
Rude, or the Afghans' national air. touch on
intrallan iilet, natural history anecdotes. or flowers and
their folklore, or renew your 'acquaintance with Sir
It iwlaad Bill, or try some of the dozen oth, r subject&
and dad interest and Instruction in all. The tale
" Straight to the Mari" is happily concluded. The Sunday
CL ff.,. I, equity interestin: and varied, and is written
especially far litbbath nailing, which at provides for
'ming and op,
The Cottager and A the Treat liegariaa, è , are
sdsnarable, each In its way.
Nyres'a Journal of Dreu anti Needlework. London:
Oultoutt and Son, 39 and SO, Bedford street, Covent
Garden. Althongh we have, by favour of the publishers,
anticipated sem i f the lesbians' news, yet Um Pommes
de mats of tail can only be fully admired when the map-
sine his been caudally reed. Here am gnats a gallery of
lovely female forms, their attractiveness .aare by
elegant coeturnea Da we at last perceive that the Princess
role style is beainning to go out, and that drums me
fuller? Even so, while the tendency Is further shown by
hints to "intelligent dupe who imitate the aderabU
Sarah' type that nothing is Paler than to arrange the
corset go as to affect emboapoint.' After thin, we suppose
there will be • rapid revulsion from the imitation of
"Streiaht Anna'." Spre, or the penholder style of
beauty, of which we occasionally se specimens in Dor.
chaster that might almost shelter themselves. bke the
Wiltshire shepherd, behind an iron bar. But slender
fume seem yet in the ascendant for disployang the very
numerous &ad beautiful costumes sketched here. The
rb.t& terns for marking out include thou. of the Heredia
arks a dressy to dam an e, mourning, and under dress.
re is also • readable pattern ready cut out, of • square-
cat bodice, for 'wooing toilette. Chapeaux and sleeves,
children.s costumes, with large variety of ladies' needle-
votk. embroidery, braid, sad crochet, and Uile, we belt •
part of the treasures for ladies te be found la Wei=
ciao, which Wag Cm!. wc hrigichocc ice beauty AM

THE OOST OF 0 JR CRIME tL PJPEHATION.

The Cxemiselooer+ er'eort. Uwe bet booed
report ("mead repel) at ir.q I.r , 1 ..r 1077,
toe the year ended 310 K .gc`., 1878

WlLTalliki COUNT/ PRI/ D. VIZRIL—Tbe stall r
seated 01 wog g.,reroor, 034 CI 14 .1 rn, *me sorpowa, t co
cicrlrs or achoolic kat,. 44 • In 441 MM., UV er
officer.; them coot £1.833 11.. 3 Toe •vorsge ontul. •r•
of primmer, was 150 31, 4 4 , 13 e•ms le.. Tett main'en-
anoe of them CAll'. Cl 301 I. 10 r 3 othm. •
amounted to tooo9 5 . . T. ntp in the work
by th• prisons x was LII 0. 3, •.1 o. mtins died v.;..,0f work done for the .• I § /.433 Is. 91. The gams,
conduct of the cellos. o • • roporte4 401.1, se l the p-isonerd'
generally satisfactory.
Dowarr Comm Down sorsa —Tlia .t .If con-
sisted of two governor , mpo .314 .13. o'l4 sunp,..n, 03 1
Clark. one matron, nine 10 11 MA ten. J..
two subordinates the Cif 0. 1,-... Po. ,81771 17, 8 The
average number of Priem, •4. I m oleo sonl 10 tem.& I
th mslotennace oat £1,017 2. ..n•1 rm.,,,noms
£3 31. if. The net profit ow ;Aro priapism' labour was
£12512, 111.. and the sums .t ,•I r 1,, 4 work il-n for
the prim m. 8510 15. 31. Tho r..p Irt 4.8,4 thet the c In-
duct of the ofli tore hae Itee•irolly born a.. 1 with the
exception of a few of toe oti'it ory am' a to‘f
the conduct of the prises,. a I x... l.
Souraarr COUNTY PllllOO. Btaitriox 51•Lixr —Tlr, staff
oonsistel of governor, 0h,;,... omps..n, top clerk., or
schoolmasters, m dross, retool nosh, awl tiro., female
warden and foot ink u.ii Igoe t ;use. Them, c tot
.82.311 lit 74. Toe avera.:o n•11011.r or:. 114
molec mil 20 females; tho TM..r co *no. .4 the." coot
.81,232 5.. 51. Tbe other Inidcnt sl votes,', of the prima
amounted to 1014 i 9.. 0 L Toe net profit on the pcionorre'
labour wee £179 Ot. IL. eel the witlmnte I rolno of work
done for the prism,' Cita 11,. 8 To. r•so Inc: of the
officers I. reported smtisfa.i.o-r, 404 oh: o,neri t 4 hove
behaved well.

tiorgaszr Comm Pfusov, TAuxoJo —rue et.ff an-
ointed of two g.wernmstfh eq el •rho or
achoolutastert, mstron. U ..Id 4111 051 f.n w viers,
fend thnio euhrordln et' otlldvra Tuow £1516 6, IL
The average number of prionce • wag .!k 1 four
female', tie maintenonm oft .0,, cod £1 ID) 11.. 1.1. The
other incidontal expenaes of he prhe de a. LW de. 101.
Tbe not prodt on the prtioeteri ieh or or+i ,C 193 lid.,
and the eatimot-ed volt*, of w.i-k t 0,.• for h • orison
£1.062 19, The conduct I f t.n .411 woo Di r•p vt,el as
generally good, and the mune of the tots 'lv re.