The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10 00:00:00

Central Naas.

TEITIIION/AL ro LORD Joar RuseeLL.—lt II
generally understood that the oommunity of Jews
resident in London intend to mark their sense of the
obligation they owe to this gentleman by presenting to
lady John Russell a boudoir suite, consisting of a table
and four chairs composed of solid silver.

DEPUTATION TO LORD BTANLIT.-ID consequence of
what fell from Lord Stanley in regard to the Indian pro-
claruation, • deputation is to wait on his lordship Wed,
needy at the Board of Control, at 11 o'clock, to repro.
mint the danger and impolicy of any royal promise which
should seem to represent the abominable and demora-
lising idolatries of the native; as an object of indifference
to a Christian Government.

OLIVER CBONWILL.—SI•CENTZNAZY.—A lir. T. H.
Gill writes to the riIROS to remind those to whom the
memory of Oliver Cromwell, as a great Englishinan and
a great Protestant, is dear, that Friday, September 3,
will be the 200th anniversary, even to the day of week,
of the Lord Protector's death; the day, too, of his most
elgnal triumphs. On September 3, 1650, be prevailed at
Dunbar ; on September 3, 1051, he received" the
crowning mercy of Worcester; on September 3, 1668,
he passed from among men.
SHOCKING 00CUBRENC1.—On Monday, Ellen Connor
who is well known to the police, was placed before the
Oldham Borough Bench for disorderly conduct. The
evidanee showed that on the previous Monday afternoon
she had been fighting in Beek Dukeetreet, Oldham, with
• man named john Bromley, having • child only nine
weeks old in her arms, and in the struggle the infant was
thrown to the ground and both its arise were broken.
She wee committed for one month, with hard labour.

De. WINICNAN IN YORKIIIIINE.—Lant Wednesday a
new and bendsoine Roman Catholic church was opened
at Scarborough with great pomp and ceremony. Car.
dinal Wieenian preached on the occasion. It is
dedicated "to Almighty God under the invocation of
St. Peter, the Prince end Chief of the Apostles." On
Friday the Cardinal visited Hull, and it is said that he
wee loudly cheered by a large concourse of people who
had assembled at the railway station. An address of
weloolue was presented to hint op behalf of the Rumen
Catholics of Hull. In reply, he congratulated them on
the foundation of a convent.

MZOICISAL CIGARETTIII.—A chief inoonvenienes
found in the employment of cigarettes of etrimioniuni'
belladonna, etc., is the production of the large quantity
of einake whioh induces an irritating cough at the
IMMO tilllll they burn but badly, Id, Dannelly remedies
this inoonvenienee by watering the dried and divided
plant' with a strong solution of nitre, drying them again
before making up into olgareltes. These horn well
without any ineouvenienee, Moreover, the inepiration
of the nitre contained may aid in the relief of spasmodic'
affections, Medical Timm

1111001 LING DRAM.—On Monday afternoon two men
named Henry and William Moult, residing at Kirkhydn.
Ashileld, Nottingham, were engaged in meaviaing a
wall near that plass. About 5 o'cloek the younger
brother, William, while promeding down the well by
means of a rope, when within a few yards of the bottom,
was beard to fall, upon width his elder brother lui.
modality look hold of the suspension rope for the nur•
pose of following him. When lie had got down a few
yards lie alio left hold of the rope 11141 fell to the
bottom. Assielemee IVAA inimodiately immoral, and the
two unfortunate men, after an hour'. Gunton were got
out of the esiaration, when It was discovered that the
foul air of the well had so operated upon them as to
render them insensible and not impale of retaining
their hold of the rope, It almost needless to add that
both were guile dead when aim out of the well.
ALARMING AGOIDINT,—AI nook on Monday week,
an ambient occurred at the gal works of the extensive
worsted manufactory of Masers. Whitworth, Litildenden
rout, near Hallfas. A meter or holder, 14 yards In
diameter and T deep, hid remind, been omelet, and It.
teak Waking, a number of mien had been employed for
mine days to ralse the holder by maws, as that the in.
side of this lank might be lined with ink likelfolding
was Said at the toll pillar to pillar but euddenly
the typhoid', fell, bringing down with it scaffold, girders,
and iwo of Ilia large pillars. A 111011 named Meadoweroft
wee fearfully Cut on the head, and bruised on the Mak,
arms, and legs, Another named Midgeley, taught at a
portion of the maffuld, and there hung 1111 aisistanee
could be had to release him, Others had narrow mopes
with their live., and were more or les, bruised, Con.
shamble damage was done to the gm.holder and the
masonry.

Toth booOmnen lintd.lo,—Tlie new peal of sight belle
for the Dontiamter parish ohureh have Nat Wee sue
awfully out at the foundry of Messrs. Wanisr, London,
and sre now undergoing the presses of tuning. Tbe
peal has been twelid by oompetent judges, and it Is said
that for quality and depth of tone they will not be our.
plumed by the bells of any parish (Month in the king.
dom. The quarter bell Is considered of thinarluobly
fthe tone. The diametern, and weights of the belle are as
follows i—treble, 81 Melia, 0 awl. 'mond, 82 lushes,
61 Girt. I third, 34 lochee, 8 °wt. i fourth, 37 Inches,
10 'wt. fifth, 41 inches, 13 cwt. I sloth, 431 inches,
10 cwt. seventh, 48 Ingham, 91 cwt. tenor, 84 Mobs.,
80 cwt. As soon as the wooden framework or thee in
which the belle are to be suspended in the tower is som•
piloted, the peal will be forwarded to Donoemthr and
hung at ones. It is a:pealed they will be ready for
ringing in a month from the present time but as the
opening of the church is fluid for the 14th of October, it
ham been deoided to defer the inaugural peal until then,
Mr. Dent, of London, the well known olocitioaker, has
very handsomely made a present of a valuable turret
clock, which It to be placed In the tower about the same
time as the bells.

GALLANT EVICTS. —At the Kingatown regatta, on
the 21.1 ult. • small sailing boat belonging to Mr. H. A.
Hamilton, of Balltr4gan, win run down by a large ffeh•
ing smack, about 3W -yards from the shore, which loused
her instantly to sink. Out of the live tenons on board
Mr. Hamilton's boat two suorteeded in getting into the
smack, another swam till Inked up bye boat, while •
lady's life VOW 11101 i providentially saved by the extraordieary exertions of Mr. Hamilton. She wits precipi•
lated into the waWr to • great depth by time violence of
the collision, and time smack actually mooed over her.
Mr. Hamilton watched where she went down,
though • very bad swimmer, he immediately dmv,, down
till lie reached her, and with great difficulty inicamieded
in mixing her to the surface. He then swam with her
towards the shore tin a boat put off and PlOiled t 11•11/
up. Being detdroas of showing her feeling, of gratitude
to the Almighty for this merciful preservation of her
life, the boa thought that she could not do so in a WWI
appropriate manner than by placing at the disposal of
the National Life Boat Booiety the auto of C3OO, tqb he
employed by it in stationing an additional lifeboat on
the Irish coast.
A Nsw Pica.—lt bus for some thne past been
rumoured in legal circles that the Earl of Derby ha*
been desirous of raising to the rate that eminent man
and really groat lawyer, Knight ruse;B and trees all
we hear, we behave no step which the present Govern.
mint could take would redound WON to their popularity
than thin one. The learned Lord Justice MI gabbed
for himself daring the time he has occupied his present
seat a character for promptitude and olearnees of desisien
which has never been surnamed by any *laity lawyer of
Shia or the past genamidon. It I. quite evident that
Lord Derby must, during his tenure of aim, make
some addition to the number of law lord. in the upper
house. It is true we can boast of a goodly array at the
moment, for instance—we have Lord Lndlturst, Lord
Brougham, Lord Campbell, Lord Bt. Leman* Lord
Wen4sydale, and last, though not least, Lord (ledges.
ford ; but if we mistake not, the youngest of these
peat legal luminaries le advanced on the shady side of
sixty, end more than one on the wrong Ode of eighty.
It is, therefore, quite evident, if we are to preen", the
character of the High Court of Appeal in Its integrity,
soetetislng nitwit he done to relieve the aged members
who preside over It. legal decision, from the very
I:lina duties which they have now to undergo, and
sr• ors venture to hope that the rumour to which
we ye Wended puliohy is not wlihont koaactolion.

limn= nr Witl lirinaw Bowr.—The
facts ha been misemitsientod to as relating to oft
thou eitvi:cdar was be Whisk buwww baWIP ore frig*.
fully tortured, sonniMnsin years, owing to the
and movements of needles in the
accountable
body. Mr. rife "Bronfbell J°D.S, tftfOr•nrest,
Moe. -lane, Halme, wag forMerly for 16 ris in the am.
nr the Iseassideire and Yorkshire HQ...
toPlaYinnispenl, and for the hot 6 year. ofl'hat..tilue ,lis.
the station soperintandent in ,110ra• About 8 y."
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log, but remaining Owed for some time it each poi*.
Me has been under the care of some of OW laadip.
medical men; sod be hem been treated for indisesii*:
.paam, ie., all without beneficial result, for his suffer,
hip woad Not, and bs breams a shadow of ohee hi
had been. About a month ago the pains seemed i•
have flied themselves in his lefl leg. A swelling no
Wpm a pigeon'e egg &Named and disappeared tec,
thew times, nneoupsselid by pine whieh rendered it
impossible to walk. Last week be fancied that he felt
some sharp substages he the midst of the swelling, and
be made a puncture with a needle in hopes that the un.
solemn, euhetanos might thus be assisted out, on
Saturday, while limping about, he felt eoniething horn
the sweßfoog 'Mob In his trousers ; he soon land 6
needle protruding o and, after some trouble, he lee,
waded In dmwing II owl. It was unite hieek, the nn
being choked, and it is Ig inch long. Of 001Iree 116;
Jones had no idea whin or bow the needle entered hig
body; but the pains he so long suffered are now ill bit
gone, and he hopes speedily to mover his former
ous bealth.—AlumAmier Geordies's.
A GALLANT Ifet,Low--The stearaship Gip!" (loom
belonging to the Wad Hartlepool Steam Navigatim
Company arrived at Hartlepool week, haring
several eli'lpwreeked omen on board, wholes Meek were
lust on Sunday morning week. Among the emirs were
those of the brig Sleek Boy, width vessel weird *
the gale off Otterndorf. At the tune the remit (lapelled
the master had on board hie wife, deter, and All&
It was with the greatest difficulty that The two ladies
woeful into a boot while the vessel was on her beam
ends,-they having been In the water some lina. One of
the 'nen, George Moister, undertook, sondderable
permed no the °hemp of the shad. He allowed all
io pt safely Into the bowl OM, and then found dud his
only chimes was to jump with the Add into the beat.
11. hesitated for a better opporkenitL but in the WOW
time the boat was driven by the fearful gale away from
the wreck which it wee Impossible to regain. In this
distressing condi** the father and mother of the child
sod the other persons in the boat knocked about in en
open eta imtif midnight, when they got on bawd
galliot and rode out the ple. In the mew:4lmo Mowder
had taken to the foretop with his charge carefully folded
under his Picket. He remained In the kink, some
time, oarefully adjusting a portion el his elothee rowed
the child, and dins proteMing hiim from the hearted it
the leas, and oxasionally putting him ko his brunt to
satisfy him, the child not being moaned from his
mother's breast. About 5 in the morning Hamer
lashed his charge in the rigging, and ventured Neem
into the main,
_whirrs he sumeried in getting some
wine with widish he moistened the baby'e mouth, thus
keeping him alive. At diybereak the father of the child
thought lie sew some one en the wreck, and at shout
9 on Monday morning the gallant tar sad his infest
charge wen maned by • boat from the pill* he
having the satisfaotion of hooding the infant to its
mother alive and well.
FATAL RAILWAY AOOTIANT.—An inquest WY held
on Monday evening, by Mr. Rutter, county mow, on
the body of John Doulsty,..esed 21, a dyer, living in
Rowhillequare, who was killed whilst attempting in
crow the railway at the Ordeal -lam Station, Manchester,
on Sunday morning. The principal witness was John
Hart, one of the gatekeepers at the Ordeal-lane Station,
where there is • level crossing. Hs staled that he was
on night duty on Saturday night, and that about seven
minutes after one o'clock on Sunday morning be saw
the deoeased running at • rapid pace down admit-lane
towards the trona*. Al that moment witness sow the
mail train, which leaves the Victoria Station at ace
o'clock, approaching, and he waved his lamp towards
the deceased, at the same time shouting to him to stop.
He continued, however, to run forwards, and se the
train had arrived almost ekes to the steam, witness
held out his arm to keep him back. Upon this lie left
the footpath on which he had been running, and
°sede.i on the roadway towards the nide, from which he
was distant then only a few yards. After hesitating for
a moment, he attempted to cross the line, but the buffers
of the train amok him, throwing him forward, end the
fire-box coming in contact with his body, it was badly
mutilated. The engine-driver and the firemen, when
close to the station, saw the deceased on the nils, and
did their beet to Live his life by sounding the danger
whistle and stopping the train, but lie appeared to take
no notice, and although the steam was immediately that
off and the brekes applied, the train could not be stopped
until it had pared over him and portly entered the
station. When taken up the deouaed's body smelt
strongly of beer, and it WAS amertalmd from hie wife
that lie cone home intoxicated at 11 o'clock on Saturday
night, that he afterwards drank more beer, and that
about one o'clock on Sunday morning he left the bolos
with the intention of going to his sister-in-low, in
Regent-rood, to invite her to dinner on that day. It
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gems. On this 000ssion the deceaseu left the footi
then open. The gateman on the opposite side witnessed
the
to his having used every effort to prevent the deemed
from ormolus. The jury returned a violist of accidental
ous condition of this crowing, mel requested the coroner
to lay the matte before the midway department of the
Board of Trade, with a satiation that a new road, to
supersede the level erasing over the line, should be
carried underneath the railway.

Monona or A Toone Lairt ST Nee Lovmk—The
quiet and secluded village of D.rley, near Ripley, OR
the line of the Leeds Northern Railway, "ion Nowdoy
the scene of unusual incitement, In oonsequense of the
discovery of Cie mord ,or by her lover, of a young WIN
named Mary Jane bun, under 000114WIIIONS of greet
barbarity and cruelty, The deesawd, who was II years
of age, was the doubler of Hr. Thomas bade, a re.
violable farmer, residing at Dario', and her munlerm,
lIINM Atkinson, is the eon of lir, Thomas Atidneon,
easapinner, a gentleman of some local position, and
gemming oonsiderable property, Unfoitunaisly, th
father of Atkinson and the mother of the doomed did
not approve the match, and about a year ago, ale
mare, primps, than the usual moose In love, the son.
notion wee broken off, the dowsed &empties the ed.
dressed of a young Well named Oil. The new love,
however,_ did not prove permanest, and after a few
months is baits braise off the gourtelip with 0111,
end permitted the renewal of that with her old lover,
The attention, of the lalWr wiry sontlnsed as before
their Interraptlon twelve monthe provionaly, but on
Tuesday week on the omeelon of a gala at Bewsrleylarki
Atkinson sate Nisi Smite in conversation with 0111, sod
this oiromostanee apposes to have stilled a strong leel•
Ins of jealousy, ond a day or two after be met eel of
Mies Ilealfee brothels, to whom be sem el kir
nudist, Whether his passion at thatlllll.olB3
the fearful Mimi he afterwersis noMetaill.
but nothing calmed to snits any simpleton, and the
two met emit other as mid. On Asada, nig% Mel
attended Hartwlth &haps! In company, and en return.
log Ow were men to go up litutsp-lane, appalle•RY 911
very good term& This was about 0 o'clook, Shortly
afterwards Atkinson returned home and went to bed.
The &bosses of the diseased *maid so wiewsinew it
home, all she had been In the habit of Maytag with her
until', Mr. Downs., farmer. At daybreak seat morning,
Atkineon's brother, who slept its the same room, notleed
blood on the shirt of the former, and aaked bow it bad
come there, when he was horriaed by being told by hie
brother that he had murdered Mary Jet* Meath the
previum night. The father was iiiintodlatety wiled up
sad the family amend. In the mean Rae however, I
man known by the name of Potter Diek,'"idir Pin along Stump-lane. about I o'eleek, found the
laid in the ditch with her throat out, end quite deed.
He gave an alarm, and It,, George Horton, 'upon,
and polloeman Clifford were soon on the , but-their
services were of no avail. The d when found,
was laid on her baek, and she maimed a mom fearful
spectacle. The ground ahows that • violent Mingle
ensued, the thawed though only • wvaltly person,
being with difficulty overpowered. The prieoner was
in the lint instance removed to Paisley bridge, and
afterwards to Ripon, where he was charged with the
wilful murder of Mary Jane Smite. Re i.e good look•
Mg young man uul appeared to be overpowered by hie
feelings. Previous to the charge being made he gave ut,
tonnes to several matters *maimed with this melon.
'holy affair among which, "I have been very happy
I ever sines left Patoliy.bridge ; I have eommilitod •
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