The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-06-29 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1858. • 3
Do risetsbire. had been wholly private ; but that gentleman held that Cameo that Lord Dishy bad the
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askedn is te GRAMMAR Sunciot.-The scholars of this au. Arroymin Howls TAMER. -Mr. Forse, of Col. was, in fact, entirely destitute of means wherewith Derscrios or GUANO FRAUDIL-The means by
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~N anif.TdihtehaCtbealinael.c.position entitled him to the wannest thanks. (Cheered.ir
if bsouthudgeers'intle, men lied decided Mr. HARBIN in seconding at an agricultural meeting in Cork, as so simple that
'TING IN DORSET. -PARTITIOninngthethe week
..Inmpton, the man who has made some little stir in to satisfy his creditors, and his brother was unable which these frauds can be detected were-lately described
h. II examined the insolvent, who de. presence his own oounty, ni taming unbroken colt& and vicious to assist un. e e
, g the proposition, expressed caireantthfeoupnrizes(latiodnist;i.
h to blame ' farmers are much if they allow themselves to
of a large lumber of the friends of the school. The horses, o ed list fsubscribers T d posed that until lately he occupied &small farm. He
pen •0 at Taunton, an be so easily duped; nothing more is necessary than to
OF COUNTRY. with respect to Cattiatook to euibrace as much of it as
possible ? regret that one result of the meeting had not been to examination • r facto was rery ea a ry. • on Thursday-Town Fair day-he attended at the now followed no calling, He had been visited with
find Lord Dishy at the head of • hunting establishment burn in an iron spoon, or on the point of a shovel, a
7 PROPR/ETORS OF COPRA& The Hon. Mr. PORTMAN : How far would you wish at Cattistock. 8/IAFTEnLIURS COUNTY Cot: ar.-(fierfore E. Everett, London Hotel to try his skill before a company of a great deal of sickness, and his wife was afflicted small quantity of the guano they are about to use; if
me to go?
Lord DIGBY, in responding, could only eay that it had E.1.)-Thoutas Rose v. James Aloae.-Tllll was all 43- Somersetshire gentlemen, subscribers at Its, each, with deafness. A person who lodged in his house the ashes are of a pure white, and weigh only about one
.00n a very influential meeting of The CHAIRMAN desired to have the lines of t tic, to recover Zit 10s. ilti..for,lnas and expenses or, the The time fixed for commencing operations we, 3 paid him 2e. 6d. • week. Three years ago he hail third as much as the guano, they may rat satiefied that
. clovers in alin - distinct so as to avoid future interference,
ost all parts of the tir g coon ry been his earnest wish end that of others to arie a nesting
'since. called, especially as he had been Aleut from the county re-sale of a eattellsh which 14 *le ollegsel the defendant o'clock in the afternoon when a three-year-old eels. some property which be sold to his brother for they possess a genuine article. Proiessor Murphy ax. Xing's Arms Hotel. The ' .ITIOLTPFE did not ay that if the country he for the past few months and had not seen any one wine had agreed to buy, but the purchase of whieh he had re. the f M Elms,' f H . ,w 6 ' off • b d legacies, hi) ted t tit'at Cork letely the white ash
e property o r. o einyock, was brought 42, . After praying numm ranee' an i i a is meeting pro. had named was not given to hs
'salt-past two. Amongst those but he did say that with h• him he would not hunt; forward to hunt or to 'divide the country. He ',eked fused to complete. Mr. Dashwood, of Stunuinster for the tamer to operate upon. This animal how. he found himself messed of .0500. He applied to which resulted from burning 100 grains of pure Peruvian
Ny, Lord Hirers, Hon. W. area contended for away from
k o hounda. to take the Lord Rivers to Agree to the proposal and the other gen- Newton, appeared for the plaintiff, sod Mr. Chitty for ever-as Fora said-was half-tame already, 'and as this court for protection because he fuund he could guano, the weight of which ash was exactly 98 rains,
C. hfedlyoott, Bart S' back. Certainly it was ay m him, weals! break his tlemen who met at Sherlorne ; and he was most happy
•, Sir saying he ad . good slice, but t 443 no use to say that it was determined to hold the present meet- the defends' t. The
_jay have been sworn and many
witnessee on each 14111 exeunued, his Honour in the it would be considered more satisfactory to the sub. not discharge his debts. Mr. Purse, his landlord,
or one-third of that of the guano before it was burned.
sir._ He also exhibited the insoluble matter (sand) which
'cm., H. N. Middleton, over ii. I tc° get here and there, and send his horses lug. He would do his best to have the foxes preserved most lucid manner, seethed up the evidence, and re- scribers to witness the operation on a more vicious had seized some of his excepted articles--His
a remains tress, • like go-entity (33 grains) of the ash of
L. Henning,E.,(l nil it or take a pack of hounds a good many miles. in his country, and would do all in his power to aid the ., He could reach Shortwood. marked that there were two points for the consideration and intractable brute, he declined to make any at. Honour was of opinion that the application was genuine Peruvian guano, digested for some minutes in
objects of his friends around. (Cheers.) of the jury, whether the defendant was so drunk that tempt upon the colt, and the gentlemen in attend. preposterous attempt on the part a the insolvent to dilute muriatic acid, the weight of which sand was not
T. B. Bower, jun Mr. FRAMPTON ~ . wondered how it would be if the two The assembly then dissolved, shortly after 4 o'clock. he did not know what he was doing, if so the contract auce were for the present disappointed of their get rid of Ina debts in an easy way. He would not quite two grains. In contrast with these, he exhibited
„nail, Fag.. w. masters hunted Melcombe Park alternately? Probably was void; rail saucily, whether there was a re-sale or anticipated " Rarey show." The man intimated his allow people to get" white.washed "in such a man- the ales which remained after bureiog the impare
Mr. Davis would not object. whether the plaintiff still possessed it. U there was no intention of coming to Taunton again shortly, to ner. The insolvent had not been pressed by his guano; it weighed 60 grains, sod
werd'ef • brown
nee Davis, Mr. Lo _._
. - earthly colour, and, on subjecting it to the action of the
T. Henning, far as Came he would leave h'
as (the noble lord's) part GRAND FETE ON WOODBURY HILL. by the re-sale. The jury retired, and ahortly after gave such extraordinary chan es in the habits of the cePted articles, and had stated in his schedule that acid, 40 grains of sand remained. Bed Peruvian o,
• r the '.. Groves, o m country runhunted. their verdict, that the defendant did make the contract, • -
~, F. T. Mr. RADCLTFFR said the distance from his maiden.* horse. Fume is a plain-looking country man we he had no assets. His brother might have main- h 9 4 . n4i y y
knowing what lie was doing and that there has been no . . ' •ed hi • • weight by exposure to the warmth of a dwelling room;
MAJORITY OF CAPTAIN HA WBRIDGE. believe by trade a tanner, and, according to his own tam m, instead of paying a solicitor £l4 to file
. mt. to Cattistock was too great to allow of his hunting it. re-sale. The verdict *hegira. valor this plaintiff with whilst other samples that are in etlia respects, equally
The Hon. Mr. Poaruan thought it would be well for Tuesday last, in addition to being the audit day £2 4s. 6d, dainnes.-1180 v. SA eppart-The plaintiff account, belts, not been accustomed to horses since he his petition and carry bun through the court. He .ll l tenth, - ' Itheir
pure,
will loose a or even more, o weight
the committee to decide the point, for the tenants of the Charborough estate, was the lives at Mere, Wilts. aid the defendant is the manager wrie • boy • indeed be states that he has never been on adjourned the ease till the 15th proximo, and in. b the former wail have been worth
y such exposure; ell
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Mr. SRAMPTON proposed the subjoined resolntions :- 21st birthday of Captain Sawbridge, the nephew of of the Gillingham Building Society. Mn. George Chitty the back of a horse from his youth until a few weeks timated that in the event of £2O not being lodged at least 30s. per ton more than the latter,. • Certain
1. That it appears to this Ins desirable that some -J.S.W. S. Erie Drax, Esq. The bells of Bore appeared for the plaintiff, who stated that the action was ago, when he tamed his first colt, and sat upon tug with the registrar, for the benefit of his creditors, guanos, such as that known as Bolivia anctinaldsnha
rangements should be made as to the hunting of the country Regis church rang mend", and a band paraded the brought to recover £8 15s. 11d, being the balance due back. All his friends were astonished at his taking by that day, he should probably dismiss the Bay guano, often contain more, tip* Oise at much
ow left unoccupied by the retirement of Mr. Farquharson, streets, whilst vehicles o every description entered from the society to the plaintiff, under the following cir- up a profession which no ill accords with his previous petition. phosphate of' Bine a Gibbs' Peruvian guano does, and
which any gentleman who may be willing to undertake to the town from the several roa&. As the afternoon cumstances. The plaintiff borrowed MO on the build- habits and pursuits. To judge from A statement in CORNWALL RAILwAY.-It appears that the second would, unsecinently, ..yiabl..On burning twice the
t portions of that country should not be interfered with by ,„,i oon ing terms of the society, on a cottage at Gillingham, and f ash • still it wonld,be pure white, and would
'men who may wish to hunt other portions of it. 2. advanced shops were closed, and almost all the in- the society insured the cottage • t are for goo, the last number of The Field, the method adopted tube or span of the Royal Albert bridge, at Saltash, qtantity o . ,
'this purpose it is expedient to name certain gentle- habitude of the town, together with a vast influx of Subsequently the cottage was destroyed by fire and by Mr. Rarey's humble rival is worth a trial. -'' 1, is to be launched on the 10th of July. The weight acid Guano - tera
be soluble in . . ndul ted with rof
"portion the country now unoccupied, to any gentle- visitors, wended their way to Woodbury Hill-the after satisfying the t d to ''
&moan due the society, • balance amongst others," ways the writer, "paid 10s. yest,er- of the tube, chains, and roads, ay, all of iron, is Paris or certain other whitewould earth,
wou possess a
lay be willing to keep fox-hound. and who willwhite sah, but its insolubility would enable any one to
which is annually held the eels- of £8 ss. lid. remained clue to the plaintiff, which she day to witness his performance upon an unbroken about 1,200 tons, and the length of the tube is 455 !
. .. .. . . , proud eminence on
'hunt (men portions as may be allotted to nim a detect the adulteration.
of days, a. may appear to them best for the pur- rated fair, and which overlooks a broad expanse of now sought to recover. It having been proved that at tbrce-year-old entire colt, which he succeeded in feet. It rests upon iron pontoons, of which there
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1r sport In the country. s, Xisst when the beautiful scenery. Numerous parties came from the the time the plaint was uttered (on the Bth inst.), the renderinlLthoroughly docile in less than two hours, are two under each end of the tube. These pontoons u. T' M Market and City Iris
uraoor.7The ones Money .
WM ence article on the ten beetroot distillates now
-wowed, this meeting pledges Itself a far as neighbourhood of Wareham, until not less than 3,000 Plaintiff had attained the age of 21, a verdict was re- •I do not now Mr. Rarey's method,) as I missed pays are together of about 2,000 tons burden, and will be g. .
means In Its power, to prevent any canon tuned for plaintiff for 11,655. 11d. and costa, which was . permitted in the Unite g d Kin dom reports them as
'taken to hunt one porn.. from finii.i-g in. persons were assembled on e the hill. No publics an '' ing ten guineas to learn it, in consequence of his floated from the short, conveying the tube, which is seeming entirely unsuccessful. The report of the Cost-
wee - way by any other pack of fox-hounds nouncement of the reunion had been made, but it was ordered t° be paid °,". 1/6.3' next. Mr. Frown°, of going away to Paris the week before the Derby, after intended to be lodged on the piers at the top of high inisioners of Inland Revenue, published on Monday.
rtion shall be occupied by him, generally understood that all who chose could freely Gillingham, appeared ram* somety, flaring advertised to perform. in London that same water on the day mentioned. The first tube of this goes nothing of the kind, but merely shown that on an
,red if all the gentlemen owning partake of tea and refreshments. The marquee WIMBORNIL -Marriage Bziroordinarg.-On Bun- week • but Ido not want to know it now, for so con- bridge was launched in September last, and has since average the distilleries have not yet been worked three
ere willing to leave the matter under which the tea took place was nearly 80 yards day week, were united in the holy bonds of matri- vinceci am lof the practicability of the Colhmmiton been raised to its place,a height of 100 feet above high mouths, nor is either of them now quite finished or par-
e ? long '
by 10 wide, and was supplied by Mr. B. mony, at Wimbonre Minster, Henry Iticketta man's (Mr. Forse's method, that I will undertake, water mark, by means of hydraulic presses. The teeny completed, in which state 4,895 tons of beet and
vn behalf, said he was will- Edgington of 2, Duke-street, London Bridge. Four and Katherine Stout. Their united ages amount with one other who knows it, to do anything in the company's railway from Plymouth to Truro, it is ex- mangold have been dietilled, producing about 40,000
hands of a committee ap- parallel tables were erected through the length of to 30, being respectively, 14 and 16 years. The bride- way of taming a colt that any two who have been pected, will be ready for traffic early next year, thus 111.1,l?nes.pf Pcrrf. spirit, simai.lar to,
this country
greatsropart
the marquee, with three additional tables at the groom is fulfilling the WO situation of errand-boy taught by Mr. Riney can do. You and your readers completing the railway system to the bad's-end. "
;lupe resent FrenchbilmaTlisrtTllerw, ',rt.% try
4 made
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' that he could answer head, for the accommodation of J. S. W. S. Erie toe grocer in the town, flt n• • week. willallow that this would be a fair test of the system Tts, directors ex to be enabled ky the Bill nowp y, erecting 1 root
etreitterios this year for different proprieson in Fsaaßa. s. Okeden, that they ' oteffearler . 'to eilifirtlline it &steno° of Dux, Esq., and his friends. At the top of the chief SHIIRBLIRNR.-A • et lite limed of Health wt. 4413, lirb&f.th• refeluer. 41,100.1". bat Wholl to all of whom -
others-ha - and to many who ve carried eat
ewe, and read the table was a large flagon which Was inesribed " Draw wen held on IvollpAdir: "Ain the following their Pupils oa* do. , ten mike, to the port of Fahnouth. the same business for years in that country I can ewe
'Ay for saying for ever" and in the centre of the booth was • less contracts for watering eFM ssevtAging Were opened: lvoting. -Salt qf Ilie. Wingoonste prePerfy•-• - _ . you reference. If it succeeds so well there why not in
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,ama course: pretending flag, on which were the words "Pros. John Stevens, £lO4 ; . George Pilling, £120; John This property was brought under the hammer fry this free-trade country? As a proprietor of having
iday night. ity to Sawbridge." Cups and saucers were laid Forward, £lOO • Jena. Gloyne, (watering only) £5 . Mr. Atwell, at Bruton, onVitureday , week. There
.f.- iitsbire. nothing to de with any other party, I believe it may
attain to great success and benefit here to the public'
'ng into the 1)07 nearly 1,000 persons. Few places in the southern per month; deorge Weitson, £154; Benjamin , was a large attendance, and, after late 1 and 2 were
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wake my or western part of England are better adapted for Hanis, £155. The tendir of' Forward was accepted. disposed of, there was an &intuit unprecedented oca• _____ generally, tending to produce • larger suppl of both
ll
at Dor- the feeding of a large body of persons than Wood- The matter being retested. for arrrangement to • petition for lots 3 and 4, the former being a piece of MU arid meat, OF A LUNATIC:-On Monday afternoon corn , whieh the growth of roam wi always
promote. As one Instance under • short trial, some
'Cl.in bury Hill, as those who have visited the fair know committee, who were Wien the Turnpike Commis- pasture land, about 5 scree, which was knocked an inquest was held at the Fisherton House Asylum, can Sonth down lambs I purchased on July 5 last, at
'7l,' that the houses are built with this especial object, stoners on the subject. A memorial, signed by 15 or down to Mr. Benjamin Gibbons, at £7lO. Lot 4, before R. M. Wilson, Eaq., on the body of Mary 12e. ed. each, and sold last week, fatted almost entirely
consequently less oonfusion and trouble were occa. 16 persons resident in Hennd-street, complaining of another small paddock, known as Holly Hill Close, Kenney, • criminal lunatic between 30 and 40 years on the steamed roots, at 38s. each, after taking • better
aioned in the work of preparation than would have the smell of the memareen Mr. &retro premises, oontaining rather less than 11 acre, was bought by of age, who on Saturday morning met her death at Reece of wool than natal ; nor mild I have fatted them
taken place elsewhere. The depat from which was was referred to the View Committee. Captain Ernst, at £3lO the hen& of another lunatic abotit 17 years of age, so well on any other produce. And in so steaming the
sought the edibles was under the able superinten- BATHING ACCOMMODZ:.- The boys will be ILMINSTER WOOL FAIR-Was held on Wednes- named Catherine Clarke. Both, it appeared, were roots is it not better to catch the steam and condense it
me of Mrs. Galion. Here were out up nearly ladtohear that theircon te friend, G. W. Di Is
11-Y, day, t the George Hotel, Il inciter MCa foot ' a e rge m , r. ii. m insane without any lucid intervals ; mid Clarke, into spirit than let it go up the chimney to evaporate
must be better, a paying for the wort
sn cwt. of plum cake, some 200 large loaves, t. sq , has ordered a bathing place to be prepared for the chair. Up to half past six very little business' having been caught breaking windows, in order to in the air? It
as good an article at home for nearly
m immense quantity of butter, sugar, and them.' It is cut in an elbow of the river in Purlieu, had been done, the buyers' ' be' 13d dth price being ~ an e prevent her doing further muchief, the attendants Fi,iidf supplying
h the price we now pay for the name from Frame.
'plead the prodigious heap of provisions distinct from the river itself, and will be enclosed, sellers being reluctant to part witbstheir wool at removed her into the pantry, where they were pro-
Let us have time and fair play, and I have no fear for
I quite • novelty to look upon. A couple and the bottom paved. It has long been a desidera- that figure. The following were the only deals made paring breakfast for the other patients. Whilst the noun of the system. My stock are now feecliag on
-., dressed in the Elizabethan beefeaters' tom, and we hope will be used inc manner that will at the hour named i-Mr. Dam ey's wool, 240 there she contrived to secrete a "flat-iron," and on room distilled last Deoember, the promise tieing a
s:1 the portal. The strange dram of show proper appreciation of the act of kindness, fleeces and 150 lambs, sold at l3sl. to Mr. James being sent into the airing yard, she struck the de- great preservative of them, on which cows, sheep, pip,
-thies, which consisted of gold lace Sit C --S' lasi 4'••••A .1. Paull • Mr. Hebditch's wool, fleeces, about one. SHEOL/IX HURCH. inee we n0a........e __ • • ceased with it on the head, and knocked her down, and homes feed on greedily, as other egrioulturiets irtli
and scarlet unmentionables and She again struck her and also kicked her, after she similar distilleries fully testify. -Frederick Weak,
great work of restoration which is being procoedod third tag and 50 lambs, sold to Mr. Brown at 13i.
-1 no small degree of attention. was on the ground. An alarm was given by some Bolney Lodge, Sussex.
'sir. Drag and Capt. Sawbridge I, at the sole cost of eW' field Diols
with George log -...-y, E , FIRST Nine EDUCATIONAL (OXFORD) EXAMINA, of the other patients, and assistance Was immediately New POTATOES.-The potato crop in Portugal this
great progress has been e and. the opening of the ,TION. -The city of Bath having been selected as
yen, and the beef-eaters stood -at hand but the poor woman only breathed once or year has been • good one, and very large quantities have
hanoll is spoken of mbilii certainty for the Bth of one of the laces for conducting the examination • ' • •
twice after being picked up. Her skull having been been exported from Lisbon to England. The potato
.ompany to take their places cAu . All the substantial stonework mooted d P " '
eon un er the statute concerning the examination of
'tutee outfit:ad to throng the • August. • • •slightly fractured in two plows, but it appeared that ripens in Portugal several weeks before it does in this
with the fabric of the blinding is completed; large those who are not members of the university," a verycountry. In conesquence of this fact it has been found
sons . . arranged themselvesdeath f ' f the brain. It should arose from concussion o e
portions of stained glass windows are already in • the influential meeting assembled ' the G ldhall M g in it in on- rolitsble to and potato seed and implements of potato
Iron was ample, those be mentioned that the attendants were not aware P
hb d f P to Portugal d then imp
ort
a blasoni f ' fln. 'ng of the chancel roof is nearly 'shed ; day afternoon, under the presidency of the M um an ry rout England.
~, an Peet
1 the first' meeting" in 'Lyn'', that Kenney was in the yard when Clarke was sent
id a little trial of and the floor, some screens, and the altar, are all the (Dr. Falconer,) to receive Mr. T. D. Ackland • . •
. in, she being at that moment in the water-closet. the potatoes for early ale in Covent- en Market.
T. ci. w.. a.. heavy works that remain to be done. The roof is D.C.L., the delegate from the University of Oxford, A female patient, named Turton, who witnessed the
4. tri'tCH "'' resplendent with gold and brilliant colones ; every and the Rev. G. S. Ward, mathematical master at attack said that both Kenney and Clarke were Timlt RILORNT HAIL EITORMIL-The losses to Apical.
rib is gilded, and not only are the buns gilt and Magdalen Hall, the examiner for this district. Theturalists during the past three weeks have been enor.
.. T. House, of under the the delusion that people spoke to them from
al family, r coloured, but every panel a emblazoned-here with arraugemants of the local committee were acknow- un r '
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the clouds; and the latter believed that the former mous. Scarcely a paper is published in England but
e,.,...' ,•,-;' the Digby crest, there with the arms of Sherborne ledged to be most complete, and the number of contains reports of damage done in the County where it
Abbey, or with those of old Serum and the Bishop didites f ' t' - 57 junior d 3
p or examine ion- an 1 senior-
"n" Was keeping her in confinement. On Sunday night is iesued, and yet those accounts do not contain a tithe of
" an" of Salisbury There ' '
y quartered. ere is not a portion of showed that the proposed distinctions to be eon- she said she had not killed the person she intended. this d t t' '
which I be done to the growing
. is es ruc ion IRS been
' others. the ol ' of the evidence, the 'At e colt usion e inquiry crops. Some of the Insurance Offices have been under
the roof that exhibits the original stone, but the tarred by the university are not lightly regarded in -
sr into was adjourned until Wednesday evening. The coro- the necessity of deoliniug proposals trout parties whose
, . whole blues with brilliency, and the effect from the this neighbourhood. Mr. Aolamd addressed the ner said, happily no offence of the kind had before crops have been recently injured, owing to the expense
‘IP3n floor will be splendid in the extreme. This work intconsiderable 1 et I
'vxl meeting a en . t was a source of occurred since Mr Finch had been at the Asylum, of valuing the damage already done, which would be
i proosteding under the direction of Mr. Grace, of great satisfaction that Bath been selected as one and he therefore hardly knew. if the jury were of necessary in order to distinguish betweenit and any other
' Wigmoreatreet The large windows of the clerestory of the places of examination, because the first ex- opinion that Clarke caused the death of the dernand, damagethe same erotic way hereafter sustain. The probes.
and the altar window are being fitted by Messrs perimeat, which had given rise to the system nowbility is that auch parties will not be able to effect an Insti-
layton and Bell, with rich stained glass, the upper about to be put into operation was tried under the she ld be committed f trial allowed
to whether. e shou corn= forwri or
nue on their crop" this year. It is universally admitted
to be
in at the Asylum, He had n t
Yes being filled with figures of saints and learned auspices, of • society which owed its parentage to lima f that delays are dangerous.-Does not this prove it? The
Secretary o State on the subject, and should doubt-
. such as St. Alban and the Venerable Bede, and Bath-the Bath and West of England Agricultural same rate %charged for the whole season as for a part-
lose receive a reply on Weduesday. yet a great number will always postpone Insuring until
wer with Bishops of Schireburn. The altar Society. That society was the first to acknowledge
resent scriptural menu, types, andanti-types. Lord Ebrington's endeavours to educate the farmers, MARLBOROUGH. -Presestaaon of a Testimonial • Stormif their crep
e
piece actually taken place, and then, t Ps
uiece will be nearly 19 feet high, of Caen and the follewing year the society took steps to to the Rev, Bir R. If. G. Williams, Bart -A few are dliimaeged. th-
difficultyear! y part
tttiinme yrire' as
themselves during
-ing subjects in bas reliefs of the Last make known the experiment to the world at large. months ago when Sir Erasmus Williams resigned the they
the remavainder of the season, n. We g ppose there always
the Ascension, under a heavy fretted The history of the progress of the human mind in Rectory of St. Peter, a vestry meeting was held
will be parties to perpetuate the old proverb about
altar will be approached from the England was associated very closely with the with a view to the presentation of a testimonial to ~ shutting the stable door when the steed is stolen."
steps placed in Might., at intervals, history of the universities; end if they wont back to him in acknowledgment of his long services both as We learn that the following persons have sustained
Craokiaore marble-a hard boldly the origin of the universities they would find curtain a clergyman and • magistrate. A portrait arrived darner in Berkshire and the adjoining County of Wilts.
bis quarried on the estate of Mr. great practical influences always going aide by side in Marlborough about a fortnight ago, and was ex- but have been protected by Insurance with the
'. This marble, after exposure, with the training in learning therein obtained. The posed to the view of the subscribers and their friends Agents of the Royal Farmers' Office. Could a list be
lit is said that, for colurnns, two great professions which took care of the health or several days previous to its presentation. It is made out of the "penny wise and pound foolish'
ctive than Purbeck marble, and property of men were proofs of this. In this considered to be an admirable likeness, and one of parties who have sustained damage, who are un-insured,
the most successful pictures executed by Mr. Eddie to what • length would it run.
en Friday, to receive an age it had become evident that the ancient universi-
It represents Sir Erasmus in a standing position, his BEE:SHIRE. -Messrs. Sutton &Sons, of Reading ; Mr.
nto the taking down of ties, so long as they continued to abide on the pri-
right hand restin u n the Welsh Bible resented John Hewitt, of Tidmarsh ; Mr. G. Ghia/pool and Mr.
the churohyard, the mary education of language and the abstruse sciences,
'nigh the ehurch-yard would be enable to grasp the requirementsof these "nn--nlr th• alialdran. _ y morn- JamesGale,._oole. of Wol Hurst'
~.hite Waltham; anti Mr. Thomas
_ Ur. John Manners, of Banning ;
bells, and opening two great 'professions. In our day also there were ing the presentation took place in the girls' school-
the Rev. HTT
other callings fast riming into the importance of pro- room. The portrait was placed at the upper end of Righten, of Wooclley.
of Roundway Mr.
, ;or, of
lne evening last fessiona, and it also became of vital interest to En g. the room and was concealed from view by muslin
WILTS.-Mr. Edward Sheppard ;
'his shore by land that our ordinary retail shops should be united curtains on which rested beautiful garlands of Williaiu Bridges, of Caine and Mr. William Taylconnnnin.
which, on with the higher intellectual attainments, especially flowers. At three o'clock, Sir Erasmus, accom
fish hook in the decorative departments of art. Agriculture pe.nied by the Lord Bishop of Calcutta, the Rev. A.
seek be. toe, was daily becoming more clearly connected with manning, the Rev. T. W. Dowding, Rev, C. W.
the act science. It became of great importance that these Taylor, the Rev. F. Sbunn, and the members of the Eratie ant, Commerce.
a
Testimonial Committee, entered the room. The the vast interests should not grow up without connection Rum is a slow sale and
-iee with the old institutions of the country and sound Lord Bishop, on taking the chair, said that it was a IfeNi:DlOoNweSr 17:IT
urtitaßlC RT.
se Proof Leewsrds is, l'Od. ,
se learning. In these examinations the university matter of great satisfaction to him to preside overa ProofSr East India,'P 1 91' to 1 10d'I . s. . s. . per gallon. n
proposed to test the success of the education any meeting assembled for the purpose which hail
young man had received, who was not likely to brought them together. Sir E. Williams had for 29 Brandy very little is doing, at a slight reduction invalue. Grain spirit is rather heavy,
ursue a university training. The system was there- years been rector of the parish, and during that 'rot.--Altiinugh the show of simples has slightly in-
-9 particulary designed to meet the wants of those time had effected many things which would be of creased, the demand for most kinds of tea has ruled
were likely to enter upon the practical business permanent benefit. The Rectory House, and, above steady, at very full prices, Common Bound Congou is
as young men. All they could do for the all, the schools in which they were assembled, were selling at 100. per lb.
examination was to arrange such an eduction evidence of what had been done by him. He ex. Sucian.-For good and fine raw qualities, the demand
'bought most applicable. Some of the pressed his hope that the testimonial, which he would has ruled steady, at very full.
about
; but low and
'exceedingly long, but the sole object of call upon Captain Price to present to him, would l'Venii)-etanrecglisumar'leveet oisfftioll°erwigl' 1 y firm, itiirPerewnvilonuiruprsateare
'ye the boys an opportunity of answer- prove that his services in the parish, and as a county
worth 545. 6d. and crushed hunpe;49l. ed. to 51s. ed.
magistrate, had not been unappreciated.-Captain
'questions, Many of the questions per cwt. In crushed sugars, a moderate business is
li i rice, n a felicitous speech, embodying remnis-
and of an exceedingly elementary Pi i doing.
vu to give boys who had been cences of the past, such as a friend of so long a stand.
r ()REIGN VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.-A large quan-
ing as the gallant captain only could relate, pre-
lementary branches an opportu• tity of fruit and vegetables is now brought every week
liemselves, whilst it would also anted the portrait to Sir E. Williams, on behalf, not into Hull, by the &Mainers running between that port
been pushed forward, but only of the parish of St. Peter, but also of the whole and Rotterdam, Antwerp, to., and the articles are
"tents or learning. There town and neighbouring division of the county. Sir quickly despatehed by railway for sale in the chief towns
're,' which would give an E. Williams acknowledged the compliment, which of the manufacturing &striate, such as Leeds, Bradford.
'reek or Latin scholar, be received as a proof of the good-will and affection Huddersfield, Halifax, Sheffield, to. On Monday week
ishing himself. The of those kind friends who had thought him worthy the three Itotetijain and Antwerp packets landed at
Hull upwards of 2,700 baskets of cherries, besides large
young candidates in of such a mark of esteem,
quantities of potatoee, carrots, cucumbers, and ba•
were not confined • berries.
sages at all, nor
s door to the Pamplibire.
-, chemistry, Aliscellaneotto.
'unity would GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION. - The Government
'istinotion •
'... G. S. emigrant ship Joshua, 804 tons, Captain Fowler, The destruction of the remaining arches of old
, which sailed from Southampton on the 31st of De- Rochester Bridge has been successfully accomplished.
'et`ng be 'f SuperintendentWvaluable ' ' h been discov
ered
ex- cam r, in charge o Surgeon m. A coal-field le said to have n
' °,.1- Arpthorpe, with 30 married couples, 100 single men, in the Durham county, Toronto.
'''Y 88 single women, 21 boys between the ages of one The Bradford Choral Festival Society received Her
' and 12, 20 girls between the same ages, and four Majeertriy'm command to appear at Buckingham Palace
male infante-making a total of 293 souls, equal to
Ye 2. FreLh gentlemen placed a packet of gunpowder in
`6Bl, statute adults-arrived at Sydney, Now South his mouth, 'fill their fired it. rho result was not so
',les, I.n the 6th of April. One death (an infant) satisfactory as lie expected, for the poor gentleman was
ins birth occurred during the voyage, not killed on the spot, but expired some time after in
azy.-The trustees of the Homey and Smith- much agony.
Turnpike have resolved to sue Captain The German Journals have an "on lit" that Prince
of Southampton, in the County Court for Alfred will shortly repair to Berlin to enter the first
regituent of the Guards, in order to become acquainted
It on their gatekeeper, Johnson, whose
in danger through the injuries he re. with
Professortmtime
Pr
utt r na "d
1 iel i 1 lßennettr service,
has seceded f • from his pore.
',tillages will be laid at £5O. then in the Royal Academy of Music, and has requested
that his name may be withdrawn from the list ot Hone.
ray Associates.
Three young noblemen from Senegal, of the brightest
Ticulture. ebony tint, have arrived front that French colony, and
have entered the military academy of St. Cyr.
els.---- M. Alexander Dumas, senior, has left Paris on a via
ASSOCIATION.-The coin. to Count Gregory Besborodko, gentleman of the chain.
'et of prices for this year, her to the Emperor of Russia. The Count is reported
v will give £6 12s, lid. to be enormously rich,
and labourers ' • four Professor Airy's son has been fined 20s. for bathing
and horses ; £l2 for in the reservoir of Greenwich Pak. It was stated that
stock ; and three it would cost £4O to empty and refill the reservoir.
eughing will take In boring an Artesian well, in Stockton, California,
'show of stock, the borer struck a red wood stump, 250 feet below the
silent for the surface of the ground, and more than 250 feet below the
level of the Pacific Ocean,
t the high Queen Chrietina, with her husband and children, are
'ears has again occupying Consul Bonaparte's old country seat at
~,, and Malinaison.
irith- A young woman, at Gibraltar, recently destroyed her'
of self by swallowing lucifer matches.
A chaplain in the United States' navy, writing from
-.St. Helena says that in the room were Napoleon died
there is now • threshing machine in operation, and in his
bed-chamber stalls for horses.
M. de Pine has been at last removed to Paris. He
s the fatigue of the journey with little inconvenience.
'image to the extent of 100,000 francs was caused
at Monplaisir, near Lyons, lea week.
'or Owen liu been elected Fullerton Professor
nry at the Royal Institution. The salary is
per annum ; the duties, the delivery of
s annually. Time chair is usually held for
al Submarine Telegraph Company" is
£1,000,000. The proposal is to con-
Allan's patent, from Falmouth to
or, Malta, and Alexandria, and
`o Aden and Boinbay,
tarts on a provincial tour of
'lt in August.
v, a Mr. Bartlett, convicted
branded on the left cheek
hirtymine lashes on his
. days, and then to re.
his release.
• Posen, Prussia, •
and about one
ed and twenty
srshal Pella.
'ore is con-
arehal's,
hing to
' at
se
Pik