The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-17 00:00:00

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baMBA.FH OF JUDGE Bat.a.This eminent judge ex-
tired at Dublin on Sunday evening.
anielligwee• was received at the Admiralty on Sunday
nieshof.tbe low by fee ef Her Majesty's ship Bombay.
Attester occurred at Monte Video, on the 14th
, and 93 of the crew are believed to have
ussithed.
',Mime OF THI armee* LILIA.—The splendid new
paddle steamer Leh., Captain Skinner, bound to Wil-
rimgion, sia Bermuda, foundered early Saturday morn-
ing off the Nor'-west Lighthouse. Eighteen of the
draw were drowned.
Two fellows were brought up at Bow-street on
Wednesdae, charged with oonspirasy to defraud. They
lime in lincarli to a-street near the Strand, and one of
them was selling purses. Into one of these purses he
apparentle. put two hslf-crowns and offered to sell the
*bele for a shilling. A lad in the crowd paid his
shilliag, and got the purse, but on opening it he found
*0 halbpannies instead of two half-crowns in it This
was the offence charged. Mr. Lewis. tor the prisoners,
cpetended that there was no conspiracy in what had been
dime, but Mr. Vaughan thought otherwise, and com-
mitted the prisoners for trial
A gale which passed over the metropolis on Friday
ni bt d Saturday morning did considerable damage.
e most serious was the blowing down of a stack of
ehimys on the copper works of the Messrs. Pontifex,
&fie-lane, which fell upon the root of e. house in Piece-
tees-court, filled from top to bottom with poor
families, end broke down the flooring of the different
storeys, carrying the inmates all to the bottoms and
nearly suffocating them with dust and rubbish. Several
were seriously injured, and one or two are not expected
te servivfa
A melancholy accident occurred in the repairing abed
of the Great Northers Railway Company's works at
Peterborough, on Saturday afternoon. An engine bad
been brought in for repair, and the workmen wet*
testing the boiler in the usual way, when it suddenly
exploded, with fatal result.. A man and a boy who
were elemeek- on it were killed on the spot; another
dam has stnoe died from the injuries he received, and
there are others more or leas severely wounded. It is
s the aecident was caused by the safety valve
having been been closed.
Weixouor eres Ramos Buneerne.-81/171MINGli or
eel Clitzw.—A letter from the Inman steamer City of
Dublin, now at New York, tells a fearful story of gaffer-
Inge at sea. Tbe City of Dublin picked up three men
from the ship Burnside, of Greenock, after they had
been sic day and nights with no other food than biscuit
steeped in malt water, no other clothes than sailcloth
wrspped mend them, and no other shelter than the
exposed deck of the ship.
MATCH BILTIVRIEN RINIDLABH AFD
Oa Saturday a rifle match took place at Barton Moss
between 10 nee-commissioned officers of the Bth
Regiment of Infantry and the same number of the 3rd
Manchester Rifles. The weapon was the long Enfield,
eve rounds at 200 and 400 yards. The total hits and
pellets were as follows I—Third Ilimetieeter 235, Bth
Regiment W. The Volunteers accordingly triumphed
by 8 marks. By the desire of the Bth Regiment,
another mateh was aereed to.
CANTIBBURT CATERDBA L. —A large picture represent- '
lag the murder of Archbishop Becket, has just been
placed by the dean and chapter in the north choir aisle
of Canterbury Cathedral. On the death of the his-
torical painter, John Cross,in 1861, it was found that his
widow and children were left destitute, and on the
attention of Lord Palmerston being called to the "abject, h e
directed • pension of two a-year to be granted to them.
These eironmstances prompted some gentlemen into-
reseed in art to get up a fund to purchase Cross's unsold
pastures, and three were bought. 1. William the Con-
queror refusing the Crown. 2. The murder of Arch-
bishop Becket. S. The burial of the young princes in
the Tower. It was resolved to present No. 1 to the
National Gallery, No. 2 to Canterbury Cathedral, and
No. 3 to Exeter Townhall, Mr. Cross having been •
native of Devonshire. dr. Cross gained the prim of
£3OO for his pieture of the death of Richard Cow de
Lion, which was placed by the government in one of
the committee-rooms of the House of Commons.
Tim Or GEFIRAL GARIBALDI TO LTVIRF6OL.—Tbe
Vveriblit Mercury of Tuesday says :—" We believe it
britittirematnre to announce that Liverpool may look
f to an early visit from the illustrious Italian
trlot who lagt year made a brief sojourn in this
country. Genera/ Garibaldi has, we understand,
accepted au invitation to become the guest of our
townsman, Mr. T. R. Jeffery, in the euree of the
ensuing spring; and there can be no dou that the
reception accorded 'Whim will be such aa to deepen and
the imPreadon which he has formed of the
gEqt of Engllehmen."
, SIM 00ITTEI Or ENGLAND Ersexit.—The
eleven" meetly formed under the above bead oom-
pthies *Mont its elembers, the followieg celebrated
players :—Edgar Willsher, George Bennett, Jeep, T.
'llnmptirey, W. Ifortlock, T. Lockyer, T. Sewell, John
Lilly-white, limes Lillywhite, jun., H. a Stephenson,
Jtjla Caesar, C. IL Ellis, E. ?coley, T. Hearne, and
GeOrge Griffith. Conimpnioations regarding arrange-
sillinta Of matches will be attended to if sent to Edgar
Wisher, (secretary,) M.aidstone, Kent; or to John
tilitiairhiis, wicket teal/prase. Seymour-street,Easton-
LOPRMeadenINT 01 A Catriertais WITH MIR

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BRIDPORT—every alternate Saturday at Mrs.
MUNFORD'S, South-street, January 28.
SHRRBORNE—on alternate Thursdays, at Mr.
KINGDOM'S, Printer, Cheap-street, January 26.

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