The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-21 00:00:00

THE HEALTH OF THE QUELN.

The health of the Quest cao never fail to be a matter
of supreme ititetut ho .I 1 classes of bee subjects. It is,
therefore, Dot in the ieetilleteebeejbilet eb• notiflcauon
of tier liejeety's probctel visit to Yenta's should have
excited mock nunars. eel given doe to some impieties
We believe that-. ere justified be statists{ that while that.
• hood for the amigo thew is no coots for concern as to
the he•lth of the Sovereign. li omens to have been for-
gotten teat the Queen is ni mere tiornitial head this !pi-
pity. Actual ban heavy 84e business poems daily through
het hoots, sad Pao her sundae' severely. Her liajosty
bee Welt beell It the bobs of attechlag tier sign meanai
to unread papers. She aicentied the mums in WSW of
dint:pity. end with • prong mass of the duty and
I...possibility imposed spot her ; end during the
letietbened period which is. elapsed since her eebeeeloo
the QeeeD bee given a are share of hot at/ado° to
palls.; business. Sucosesire Ministries have been forma,
borne the hest of the lay, and (awn, Issaviag thou
verstariel to seek and god relied and recrestion in retire-
ment but the Q isen has sever boss froi from the ber-
th.. of Suite duos grist she wore ihe Crown. lt is • real
burthen her !silestl hew, a burthea of cars and anxiety.
and no human using codd fail to hot the cietistions
strain the beano' or end bonbon peosmatily prodnosa
Tome facts should not be forgotusa. The need for &bogs
of some end sumo. Jtv. now is great. but not in ally
sense orations. If for !West, is able to enj.q a period
of perfect repose in retirement, she Will doubUees otters
.with renewed atrength to the diabase of her dupes a
Uwe fitting time. Mese hde the people of this country
should undercand that wearing a crown or wielding •
Kaput is no child's play, even with a Conatitationd
o Jrernment. —LaMar

THE EARL OP CRAW FORD'S BODY.
Acoordieg to the assiereeklGele York n 411% lb*
Philadelphia police have been too for en vaga-
bond naiad Antra* Race, who entail, told them •
queer story, to whkh they laid no attention at the Haw
but which they afterward' regarded as • dr hotbe shales
body of the late Karl of Crawford and Itakerres. " Rare
said that on the qight of Wednesday. Jon. 215th be rallan.
pied • room iq an Italian lasing. house in Carater-street,
near fiseeeth, and there made the acquisintsaos of two
Neapolitans, who said they had come front Hew... the
steamship S. Germs; landing in New York, ha Ilei.
They had with them • Item ober sod • maybe bay filled
with clothing and oared the chest to their room, but left
the bag lying carelessly is the hall. They were given a
room next to that of Room, and during the nigh, tit' latter
was awakened by the sound of • quarrel, which came from
re strangers' room,tluork the thin partition against which
bier( was pieced. The men's voices were simmered, and
they spoke in • thieves' jargon with which Rocco is not
familia. but he understor enough to siedertsin that the
care of their quarrel related to their travel& One wanted
to go West, while the other protested that they must
leave this isallatrY, so they would certainly be arrested if
they remained in it. They had. greet deal to say about
the chest, sad the seconi speaker declued that he would
go to Heron. and take the chest with him. Vitally ma
of the men sold 'H they catch us with that In our
DOMSSIOII We shall be taken back to Ragland and
punished like dote, lan siok of the whole Wane.% sod
as Parer hos deserted. I em for Hawsas. and, once at see,
we can drop
Wish'
and all overhead and bury it for ever.
At this at a o alarmed the talkers, and.
shrub listened a long time, be heard nothing
further. He slept lei. next manta& and when he awoke
the men and their mysterious haimage had gone. Rocco
himself has now dismpeared, and it is rid that he shipped
as rook on bard a coffee UMW which sailed for Rio last
tiatur lay, What gives a plausibility to his story is the
fact that three Italiano followed the earl's body to Aber.
deenshire, and that the foreign det eitives who have been
working on the ease believe the body was stolen by
Italians end rat to America."