The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01 00:00:00

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13 aliamtntaro Papas.

poseth cortribtlions mat have been liberal (RI
tlii ot,:casion as %veil lILS on the previous evening.
On Wethicsilav ttttt ruing last, nt b oel"elc.
a loildio breakfast took place in the Towidtall, mid
never ilid a stivre agreeable breakfast pat ty assemble
in ii mop, cheering room, or sit round tables b •tter
aupptied it itls essentials for a morning meal. A it'tt'ss-
lug w.te sung berore, Anil thanks wing .ifter tilt. break-
fast. The itevils. Glt7llll/2. Handal!, and Smith,
gate addresses. as unmounted. on the subject M. Saw
day school teaching. Anil, though ministers are too
frequently leas engaged In conduct ingstieb
sehools than wee.. tild w nth yet the gentlemen eliosett to
speak on the subject were probably better fitted from
Practical evtiortcnini to interesting and usefal
information titan many of their • term' brethreo.
About 100 ladies and gentlemen vrere preseist. and
this. the last of the series of ineetilys, tttttt unwed to be I
held. appeared to be tile moat popular. The whole
of the meetings were well attended. lint hall the time j
for holding them been re judiciously arrati,,..ed,
the attendance would have been much larger, tool the 1.
dissenting public here would have been much better ;

IST. Gila& —Farr. —On Wwincielay lasta fi re of large
extent accurre.l at the farm litribling4 occupied I.y Mr.
i 11. S. 1% stela, Lord Snafteblatry's At e a ar.l. in the a;...‘ 0
I ‘i.lage. It upward nougat lialf•pag 12 p.m., muoke
Ia as....eli t 4 1041.1 e iron' tilecotia...l Mr. 1i0n.% I hail, I,
the furewau carpenter, awl ininteiliatelt the whole
;ro f was in a ',laze. The win.' being I: igh carried
1 the lire ta a lard,e oat rick, communing ahout Inuipa.
; I.4..rigiitg to AI% tl. :%. W 0140.1. the stewar,l, and
. ale" t... 4 turn Alla stud tea. Altheugh lair haul.
lauiVe isaaerful eu„ane 14114111111ekly bet to. work awl
1 a 1110111.11111 nU1414) of lista. •Aitainwl, the sletetarstas
tieUlent 0..u1d ilot he leasteretl, anal the burning
lauaas tame.* 11 the walla ilestr.l a nutulier of
, valuable apple tree+. athl a wurnher of farm inhale'
I sociate awn al," dew ro) e.l. animating of a reaping
1 lil.bulilllo, hone, Data USA mho., dung pots, Le. The
I liosia,4e 1.11 eatiliiated at over L6OO. The lire con.
! illiUuti tO hunt all the S.llett allg day 01141 nista 11114
,I aeveral of the ohastahtilary remain...l on 'lusty during
I the aught to hares cut ally further alarm. 'rho
I cottage, all tini huildruis, awl oal rick were
ionupletely deatroyeil. The buildings arc insured.

Vuoig. Nord (While IV Stergr•mo. --Mr. W.
Travers, of this town. INIS undergoi.e the necessary
examination for the diploma, and has been ululated
a member of the atruve college.

FA %TON ER'S Ilt ITV. —Three new trustees have
been appointed for this charity. G. Ledganl, Esq.,
J. Slade, Esq., and G. H. Gutch, Esq. The
expenses attending this appointment have revented
the chureliwanlens from umking the annual distri-
bution of bread.

LoNcstatEr Bins Sociem—The annual meeting
of this society was held in the Townhall on Tuesday
evening last, v. hen some earnest addresses were
delivered by several ministers on the inqs.rtanca
of the Bible, and a collect made at the clam in
aid of the (mob% The chair was occupied by the
Rev. E. P. Blunt.

CUCNTY Corky.--Fllu monthly sitting of this
court was held oil Tuesday week, before E. Eteri tt,
Es 1.. judge. Dryden. an insolvent. who
came up for his discharge from prison. was "plea. d
by Mr. Hai ker, on behalf f Mrs. Be. den, and NI r.
Lock, of Dorchester. supported the insolvent.
It appears that the insolvent, who is a travelling
draper, purchased the business of him tieeviord
brother from the widow, who was to receive a
weekly sum for twelve months, and the remainder
of the purch the money to lie paid in quarterly
instalments. A hoot eight 11/011111s after tie purch,se,
the insolvent made a deed of ;alignment to Mr.
Vernon. and continued bi eimiliiet the 11118110,M for
11111/. His Honour, in giving judgment. said lie bad
not acted honestly, be had taken the business from
Mrs. Dryden, and was shortly after in ilitliculties,
and then assigned everything he hail to Mr.
Vurlloll, of Dorchester. Ile should therefore ord. r
the luso!s alit ti reurim in custody at the suit .1 it
dela' g creditor for four months, from the date of
the vesting order.
TIEMPECANce Stiorre. --On Monday evening last,
Mr. TIMMY Irving White. of the National Tempe.
ranee League, delivered one of leis popular leetures
in the Ouddliall to the members and friends of the
alsive societ• , the siihject being—" How to be
heit!thy, stealthy. and wine:. The attendance was
cut very nincerout 011 account 11( he inclemency of
the weather, but t 1.1. e prey mt were highly gratified
with the remarks .4 the lecturer.
VOCNG KN't4 Clinn:Ti A N ASSOCIATION. The
members of this society acre favoured by an essay
from the Rev. Mr. Uharies, of Wandeun, on tie
" Love of Nature." at their place of meeting, on
Monday evenii g I t. A vote of thanks was
accorded to Mr. ritarles at the close, awl in reply
he it tel that ha should feel much pleasure in ad-
dressing them n sonic future meas. , which moat k
was received a it 1 11111141.118 e.
PETIT Sksaioss. Tuesday.—(Before E. Mullett
and J. (I.Bw.
Letitia Boet.m, a prostitute. was W001...1it up
char.reil with an addaulli cas ao...taur )..ung aunts,',
iika‘sise apr etitute. The unitAistrates dismissed the
cenSi.leting one as haul as the other.
THt7IOOIAT. —(II.A.re E. Mullett, J. Goose, H.
Ilarris and O. ENO.

Maria (had& was sum 11l I at the instance l4f
Martha Garl.tis.l.f 44. breaking& pitcher 44f the value 4.f
41. Mr. Parr appeared for the defendant and Mr.
Dinkins-4n 64r the c.suplainant. It appeared that the
owiplaitiant went 44 ft tails some eater fr44ni the leek
of Mrs. thitelo's premises. and having hef44re 14eing
denied. Mrs. Gutch lornite the pitcher. Case did-
'flitted.

I SIILItIMIINE COMMEIICIAL SCIIMIL.—Ny Ice.
'Surer.. —We are informed that Master lieu (Jhan.llor
(by the Prineiloal's perailiasion). gave an animated
; lecture on" Total abstinence" on Friday evening
; week before the schmil. The lecturer, though it was
his first attempt in public, certainly did well.
' Another lecture is to be given in the course of a
Ifortnight by Master T. A. Sherren, on "Old Ocean
and her Sailors."

A meeting of the Hoard of Health was held on
Tuesday last, when the hills of Messrs. Poole and
Newman, for services rendered in relation to the
water supply were sent in. The charge for the
survey and report is 50 guineas, and tnere was
another bill ot II guineas for attendance on the
Water Committee, and making plans. The accounts
were ordered to stand over. —Mr. Avery stated that
afttr boring some 3)5 feet, an excellent spring yield.
ing from 32 to 44) gallons a minute, bud been tapped.
A second boring, carried down to 120 feet, bad been
aCcompanied with difficulty, anal was for the present
suspended.— Mr. Avery tad given notice of a
motion for the rescinding if a resolution for erect-
ing a dight .4 steps at the railway bridge, near Mrs.
Chandler's, I.ut, after some explanations. withdrew
it, asking the Board to make the work as little
damaging as posailile to the lady's property. A
report on the sideject of water rates. of I.olc thirty
parties who objected to pay the full amount, was
received, and the various recommendations in it
agreed to.

A NlAnitlsnE PHoIIIPITEn. —On Thursday nr.ru.
ing week. a man nauaell Henry Ilartgill. who. we
understand, formerly resided at Sheris.rne, ammo-
lamed by a lady, named Celia Moller, tin:wilted
themaelves for marriage at Cli.lon pariah church.
Bristol. The proposed bridegnioui Is a beer h•mse
keeper, of Clifton, who basi been a widower only •
few month*. and is about A. years of age. The laity
is the daughter of the late William Henry Ilooper.
Kai.. of Littiehl-villa. Clifton. formerly of her
Xlairsty's Ceylon Civil Service, and is aisnit 45 3 care
of age, and entitled in her own right to about 4:150
per at 11111 l n. Before the ceremony was commented
hy die Iles. W. W. (Wilton, one of the curates of
the perish. the Mee. Hooper, a brother of the in-
tended bride, pnitcshal against the marriage being
sole ttttt ized, at the Mae tnee pradncing a medical
certnicate of his sist,r's iwattaity. In this dilemma
Mr. I:ildeos agmvaled for the advice and assistance
of the Rev. .I. Ilengman, the incumbent, who
happened to lie pronding at the time at a vestry
Meeting, and that reverend gentleman at "lux eon.
suited Mr. K I3urges, the vestry clerk, who gave it
as his opinion that, under the eiretunstances. the
marriage ought not to be pr.aveded a ith. While
this conference was taking plum, Hartgill, •
*164 1.3 his Hooper, lett the church, am( pro-
credo! in a ~y to his residence, Waterloo-place,
Clifton.

A rroINTWENT SIGNET) Br ME LORD LIM:TENANT
or TUC Col:NTII or DORSET. - -Thu Hof.. WillialU
()raper 111.irtiiner Best to be a Iteputy Lieuteinint.
Ti,,. lii 11.W.tr. —Prepar Won, are being actively
wade Mt all hands to open the line from Gillingham
to Sheri...rue on Tilestlat. the let of May. A com-
mitted has been formed. who have tantassed the
Own for subeenptions, and a f I of ft 11.1% E lOU
11.3 lien already obtained. (I. L). W. Digby.
gives £25 ; the Railway C lane, £2.; Mr. Barn
son. LID ; and Me. r . Whittle. £5. Sulommis-
mittees hate been app.iiittml, awl it is to
fonna procession of the echinil.children I.f all dtinoni-
natiolui. and to pn.eitle two band*. besides the HOyle
Fife and Itrom Hand. The promission will welt:wide
on Greenhill, and go down to the railway elation to
meet the directors. who will lie entertained at a
'hien id,r at the Townhall. The children it ill then
prneeml t.. their various ..chnollitmons. suit partake of
tea ant take. £5 is to be placed in the tennis of the
master of the union ta. pnivitle beef Anil lulkig Er
the poor inmates ; and the ithiedniume inen and
wiiiiten are in have tobacco, eiiiiht. &c. The Leila will
be ringing all day ; a salute of cannon will be tired
from the terrace ; awl the evening will be closed by
a display of fireworks by the well:known Gyngell.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGISONS.—The following,
among other gentlemen, have undergone the neces-
sary examinations for the diploma, were admitted
members of the College at a meeting of the Court
of Exanainers on the 16th instant: Messrs, Samuel
Parrant, Collumpton, Devon; John Alfred Harding,
Bath, Somerset; and Danvers Ward Bash, weatua,
near Bath. Somerset. On Tuesday Messrs. 0. C
Mainice, Marlborough, Wilts; H. G. Sutton, llmin-
ster, Somerset; anil W. Travers, Poole, Dorset.
On the lsth instant, Mr. J. Cooke, Newent,
Olciecxatershire. On the 40th, Mr. William Clifford
King. Bridgewater, Somerset.

aarptrs...
Prudent by the overseer. who gave her brandy mei
water, to send her on the U ASA much easier
journey than back to Mendip. It is persumed that
deceased had had aii attack of ceuvulsions on the
road. Freui the statement made loy the police there
is no doubt Ford had trocitnl the do:cameo" roughly
on former oceassimus, wool as her face elite le.re marks
of his violence. he had been locked up for so doing,
but her death could not in any way be attributed to
bun. The jury, after a most searching inquiry re-
turned the following verdict That deceased died,
aocanling to the medical evidence, of puerperal
convulsions," and added they were of ll ion there
shoed(' have been greater care used in her removal
1... the workhouse.
CuewitEßNE.- A1'6.1010111 Denison's visite-
lll on Friday week. on the names of the church.
wardens within the deanery being called over, the
elinrcheardens of Ashill iIIOI not answer. and, as the
clergyinan of that parish won me present, the vener-
able archoleamm said that if it would be more con-
venient for the clergy and churchwardens ts. attend
at any other church in the archoleacoury than that
of the olninery to which they belonged they acre
at lulw. ty to do so "II giVing him notice. As there
seems to be Nome 1111 l lerstanoling about the ap
pig:Dijon of the fee .of lois. reniiveol by him at the
vbetation, lie would explain how it was applied.
The &omens gets Is. 6.1. The Issok of articles' nets
Is. &1., and the book of presentment Is. 4.1. The
appirstor, aho has great tmulde in earrying *lsnot
Hie net ices and so forth, gets is. The registrar has
is. for the ll ill istration of the oath aeol Is. for
attendance. 8 . that in the first plans he (the arch-
deacon) get ouly tos. &1., and lie would tell then;
that lie meant to have it. too. (Laughter.) Now.
im a talculstion. he found that lie got ;Mem XS+ for
ring int.. 175 !Ariake.., and out of that lie haul to
pay. the lees i.f his officers which he Inel mentioned.
Ile real the jUdgillellt ill a ease ii, AC. l ty court
in which the eaurelowarolens were onlered I Ism the
fee*, with coets, isisl added -Now the cherehear-
Ilene of Aeliihl are not present. and last year they
also did loot attend. One of you gentlemee who.
are anputinteol with those churchwarden* will eblige
use by info g them that if they don't 'my any fee
lii "court " them. (Laughter.)
BRISTOL The GOrerlilHell. —A special
meeting of the Council of the Bristol Chamber of
Co me was held on Wedneela. last; Mr. John
Shiite ill the chair, at whieli it was resolved that a
e.,,,,,,,,u0ie5ti0n should be addressed to the nociellocrs
for the city (Nlessre. H. rico keley and W. 11. ;..re
Wigton) in reference to the recent disclosures a% to
the gunboats built for Government during the fate
Rumens rar. The tlainher expressos' an opinion
that. considering the reputotion Bristol shipbuilders
Imve alws4g obtained, if due regard hail been peel to
the public interests, lather than t.O the ally
lowesi figure ten.l..red, inure ......iotraets ((mild have
fallen to their share. The moor expen.litur.•
ism; going on for these and similar purism:4 makes
the matter the 1111 l re import:ult. and the Chamber is
therefore gratified to oheerve that the Howse of
Commons has agreed to alarm' Her 111aje.ty pray
jog for the appoilainellt id 111 l
likeness list., this and other kindred matters relating
M. the administration of the navy ii. the dockyards
In conclusion. the'Claaulloer requested the zucuilwrs
for the city to bring the suojeet matter of their
iseenounicatiou under the ie.tice of the commis
moiler*, and, if necessary, of the Muse of Coup
mon*.
TseNvoN. —Cruelty to on Animal. —A, youth
named William Fudge, of Kingsom, 'tear this bowie.
WAN charged before "Cr beech of Magistrates at the
Guildhall, on siaminlay, with ill, treating a u.a
lwloonging to Mr. Collins. a farmer, of Kingston.
ausisnal had stray.-il Itii the lentil ohs neighbouring
fanner. Mr. Cernish, for wl the defeislaut
worked, and the latter took a large Whip and gave
it such a Hireling as ose.stittited, atmonling to the
complainant, the charge of" cruelly beating. ' Mr.
Taunton, who appeared t 4. support the osomplanit,
before tendering evidence, proceothsl to remark
upon the lazily of the Tauntmi Bench in convicting
and lining heavily in casts of this sort, in which he
was in the habit of appearing on behalf of the
Society for the Preveution of Cruelty to Animals.—
Mr. Newton, one of the sitting magistrates, rather
peremptorily reopiested Mr. Taunton to confine
himself to the present case. A fine of .1:1 was in-
flicted on the buy, which his master paid for bun.

quota t. wards the ;Illituit.,r forces of am Jou-nty,
• pare.l ith her population. f.,r in addition to
the Volunteer RI e Corps, numbering hetween tI
anti U. there are upwards .4 30 Dismounted
Yeomanry Riflemen and the Devizes Troup of Royal
Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry.

wis the atatement that the Cr -I, of this country
having much i.resseil within the laat few years. fold-
ho, had become proportionably less general. If that
were an, and the only merit of the cross-bred sheep was
that of capability .4 fattening and early maturity, the
yueat was whether the producer was tiot losing as
much one way as the consumer was gaining the other.
Mr. Howard hell asserted that the praetne of folding
sheep had decreased since the introduction of the use of
artificial manures. Now, if there manurea were of the
value iohiclu they were considered to be, and they were
being introduced to anch an extent that some person.
laid old at much as el an acre for them, the increased
prodocion arising from their nee, ought alto to give an
adgmenteil supply of sheep to improve the land. He
was not inclined to think, therefore, that the folding of
*beep lieu decreased in this country. Certain breeds
were lietter adapted to • climate than to another,
and at enrtain periods of the year were re useful.
lie had been a m.0.-breeder himself to tonne i•xtent ; at
the eauile tone lie kept oue or tiro mire-bred ducks ots
his farm, and this prartire he had lathered to for 20
years. The niore crosa-lsreeding there was, the more
would Imre lure-la he eumoirageil. and the more valu-
able would they hoc ; but lie contended that they
. t seleet their animals to suit the pmtieular soil and
climate.
.11r. B. Ron,h. Long Mellon', might mate that he
starts,' wale year% mode 511.4.11 • heavy [awl farm, and of
csiurise aim. lit mu the need, profitable apitein. In fact,
In' looked upon it, not as a matter of breediug or Wood,
sy ...... etry or sire. but amiply as one of profit. What
he wanted w is an all i 11l al that would return the !erg at
quantity of meat and wool for a givs a quantity of fool.
Lis lug anions:at Smitlidown bressicra he had adi.pted
their
favour of the Senthilown breed. After giving the pure
breed a trill, he picked out the beat Sous iiiloWn ewe. in
II•ak. and hiteil the very heat tupe he could meet
with ; the result e..mithat lie idit sl a lamb which did
freely awl ri it-lily in the market. He theta
inwle a ge, at II using the Southilown ewe and
I' ring a 1.44 i yder tom. and the cli tug, was decidedly
silv.4l.thgn.lls. Afterwards he mlistitutee a Cotavoild
sup, and t ie one usion at which he hail arrived trOl•
the eopetiment sa. that licasy lands the I 'ela•
weld teitA gr,atly Kuper:or to the Isooester. But he did
itot atop there. if, next used a Hampshire ewe and a
Cotswohl tuip; and although he Was not prepared to
:mien that it was the beat crop that could be adopted,
vet it had answensl his pumas.e reinarkably well. Sub-
inently others hail taken the experiments up where
lie had left off, and gone still further, especially his
frii.n.l Mr. E15441/11, 010 hod resorted to the syntein of
'weeding from 4 mos-bred on both sides, and
had t .1•1 them tlait lie was better satisfied with breed-
fr the two eriowes than from one. That gent!,
inan's dock consisted of enimied half-bred' from Leicester
tups and down ewea, awl in a letter which he had
is mum) to I lie stated that hie ewes bad done par-
ticularly well this year; that from 20 acore of ewes lie
had 30 ari,re of lamb& an-1 that he expected a score
to. This evidently allowed that the Aydin,' was
attended with camaiilmable twee.. Ile Furth, r stated
that the deaths au.i-o his ewe. bad :summated to only
three. The experiments which bad been made by Mr.
1. we. scarcely Imre out the remark• whieli hail fallen
fr Ur. TI is as to the quantity of ("oil cOln,inied
b y different breala. inasmuch as he alioweil that the
liamiwhire ahil Cotawol.l produce., a larger ilia:deity
no
at and wool from a given quantity of food eh:in the
Southilown.
Mr. Cother. Wmalatock, wai4 lie was a breeder of
Cotswold s'icop ; •nil in the capacity hi an auctioneer,
hiol hail a great deal to do with the 54de of Cotswold
rams. Mr. Howard . estimate of the number oftotswold
nom sold in the ei iroc of the ...in watt, he believed,
far tin Ii r the mark. In the last seaaon li. tales ho a
profeased breeder and himself amounted to
ns ale MO, atm I.e t •,nai t fleet ti e sales by various
oiler auctioneers would go for towards makiiig up 4,000.
There were, 1110re00er, a great woollier ‘1 rams wild pH.
y.itely for reinov..l to minim. comm. in England—the
majurity going eastward. Cotswold rains were not on.
fre iiemitiv aolil for exportation at 40, 5.1. mid even 60
guineas apiece. Ti, whatever ex,eut croaaing might be
tarried, he dial not think the Cotswolds would. as a race,
ever he sevens! from their native diarist, the I otawold
Hills. They were 1114, as POMO peold,• a jaega
niikindlv breed of sheep, but hail ali extraordiasry pro-
pomade to fatten. This. ye ir a nephew of hia cialexected
with Smithfield market sold a number of ewes at threw
guineas apiece, and • number of tegs at tills.,awl those
wore not had prices. And he should lir rather am prised
to And other sheep yielding More per head.

The King of Bavaria has sent fifteen rifled canon u a
present to the Helv Father.
Lord Adolphus 'Vane Tempest was on Monday married
to Ltily Malvin Yell' ,ui Clinton, eldtst daughter of the
Duke of Nev.-4 &silt.. .

The Hariv%ch election was decided on Tuesday in
fs• our of colonel Rowley, the conwrvativ., csndidate.
His opponent wa, Mr. Lionel.iton,
The Portuguese VOIIViet Alll2Olll has beer. reprieved.
He wee oondeotned for the murder of hi- captain
&card ship under circumstances whichstrongly indicated
insanity.
A foottridge is to be thrown across the Thames at
Iliolimoad.

The All-England lacven have been invited to play a
series of watches in Australia. Cricket, and indeed all
Our national opurts, nry very p.intlar in these colonies.
Four lads, respectably connected, were drowned iu the
River Leo on Sunday week, in ounrequencu of their
boats coining in collision.

IFlNCittsTra.-The installation of the Rev. J. S.
Utterton, ricer of Fernham, as the new Archdale-1m
of Surrey, took placate Monday id the Cathedral.
M
Dowd. - : St Lislll'itV.-.Yolishory R,,,..1.--These races are AUT. ie h:. - Th,,e II ..1, ~, n„,,,
Oil Sunday week the usual (remold:4 of thee wail ..
aimed to take place on Thureday the Pith 1 turret tee district, Major-Gene. al die F -
, nee
le. on Wednesday, and put the
tee eeighoseiritog.villege .18toke MILS i.e.:llll.nel lay Frid ty the lldi .1 May, under the Leeward:hi f arrived id the garr..-m
NI i t Irene 1 seree.:TioN. -The
P " whole of the troops under geateral inspected,. The
at, ;Owns ttf Ii e. Smile nem wit" were ietarning to Lewd Ports ~,,, uth and the Hon. .Athuiral Rous.
Stoke ii..in the nail of a Ileum at tetrtegate. in the
Wrieentlitt SociEre,
ij.""N' -The itullftwing gr. ~ 1, alai went through a series of eveluti ~,, al in a
guverret"ThelernitekilfaisPecove;
wen/bete el et' NI e Jeiming's carter. They it ~,,, coll.
eanoli.letes ca re elected for apprenticeship On the
tidy went ..I. i acquainted the tineohseions abed .
of the face on pieee-.....iing upeaeiss it was lotted that I7th just ' -Emily Rebecca I. from Trowbridge, !time. and th.• Ihner.lieneral expressed Ins great
, utiteit:lai ase,,r
renitibetle:tliliign
gfurlelaituacrere,huitng.mordtheer
goanrrit th,c..ol,a,rmii::
..Iff9 vote. ; Arthur .Alexander, from Pewmy. llnt ; , satiefaction at ith the result of Ins '(lilt.
the lire lied penetrated throne:l' the nett, end ea*
:11,111113 I:. Dass son, froun W vet Doan. 1,12.4.; George_
hue " g a.. liereela tied very little ..f the poor man's
liitiely, from Matele.reuele les ; John 'fi . ereetnati. 11,..,11.,„„,, hirieturie he.. cetill he raced, hi a kW
(non Ly.blingt.M. 122; Samuel Drake, front Rowde,
minutes the netffell in ea nit n tremendinis en•sh, . S. Portal. Esq.. in the chaire when :?2 new men-
latge Oakes of burning theteli I...ing nafted ii.:ll ! the ' 1111 "" Higgi" in"" 11.hirl'enhInno r". 7 ; , berm were natant ...I and several ineurancee increased.
. Willie'', f'. Cultism', from Ileyteeloury, 'id ; meHiej:.iiitre,:flittilemis b.'l,,,:iiir.Nt);:ti,v.a.Shotti•lllE;rnvi.iv-...T.alricultiisoyttit(kivly.
I on to the roof .1 two other thetched hoontea,
Silsen Smith. resident in the county of Wks. and
a Inch. delete the efforts of two or three men announced. and the 'keen' expreamel their guipatity .
therroa, were speedily etivelved in Hamra. In a i geleet" Innier the recent' retold* tie:Societe 1 I;ltatles
Jnh" ' The death of the president (W. Sloane, Esq.). wee
with the toga the mei • y and his relatives hail sits- 1
et
very little time heat of these houses were completely
1 .Sillitioe., from Chippenaui, h ffor ; Horace Dodds, fame
tented. The expediency of a general festival at
gutted. Ind the greater part of the funoiture ill them ! ' u''''„trint"ter' 39* Winchester, or the Cereal Palace, during the stout•
waa waved. Four familiee inhabited the three I...tises; tVaittitt:sTr.lt.-11Ve Carrie. First ('oorpetny.- fuer was theeueeeel, and tbe secretery Woe olirectovi '
and were thins, in the Pinot lace of tw..lo.ltrs Made The lion.e..iiiiiiissimied otheers for thie pauy were to ascertain the ninulter of permes likely to attend '
letnielent. It is euppote..ll that seam burning paper , appointed on Tuesday last, by Captain the Marquis from the respective districts. Cleinis to the me t GuoD Am) BAD putem Dig,„._efee fellow-mg ~,,„u...
from a•• tmeh key." or pieted, fired by soine ',eye of Rath. Thee are Nicole.. John V. Toone, George of .telS were iliaeleirgel. anti the meeting wan then •
iug testinetuy in favour of genuine flitter Ale' appeers
in a 11. g mst hare
I.ln.lj..ii.iiio alighted ''ii and iended Wlnte. Philip I: amble and Edwanl l'hetilliers. err- adjettrutel to the I fel' of May. •in the current number of Panel..-"rAtuerr tYfreeceotoi
the the thenee T ~.....f the Ileums were Met:ed. A geelote; and Memrs. Rielient E. Varolv end Cieel, 3 Viiti:Nit:kt: RIFLE Corere. -Tina cones continue, I ;temente hie compliments te He. Pend., and on behalf
gnat i ~,,, ober or li•,•Ple were Present Imth front Mar. : Pile.' ; corperels ; tel. Other 011'illlrlthl have yet to'
talc aii.l Stoke, el, wily alter the lire Itrodie "et.
' he
eli.l"en. The. r'''''?' rl'iVn e1,111.:,.*."1 hil k.'Pe . ' The servi,cc of aln hand lieve Imre ins uniennided confidence in the get:Mme.'s. of liven.
_ geese.
re...tdarly tit drill. and is Raising tetisfitetory pro•
I ti -IN Ailment', Pale Ale. and to apprise aay
PiteNe 11‘NK. - The Penne Beek entaldielitel nt ' th3t ...le alliselioueitui %route ewe; the appnpeal iit t.,,,,h. red, al ,d ,i eer,rate fun will le. maned for Itme allo-e .. .
vi,,,r. ii,,,,. . the eowlie. ;led tat fa• as We can lean: eiey hat, giesn of fb r A.Pety•e *Lele Indian Army, desin.-s to &elate
who 'nee ettertein at eitrery oilliiikoll, that
•
the loci:inning ..f the yv.ir to o'er werthy
. he ithe Cornet, ito te be heatel .4 at the Nue Pose."
rishes exc.:Lein:eh: w.:11 The del.) itb.r, all emly everY antiaracti'm• , „ . Tiik I. are •W. S. S r.i.,;1.1.:i . I.:sv. -The /totem" .
' wee:Ling the expenses .4 their unifitrut, he.
Vr. Penek Would he very loth to differ frent Cornet
number over *Zee anti the pence and even
; 111."14414 . PK"v 11 'Nat' -The nrbt anhnal n'''eting "." "" 1 ftide ha t ..1 •tl • I ti. ill on Wednea• °Tie OU any sabiect. cud quite epees with him as
1 o lied a Len. tine I. , place. ,p,i)
cum: M preuy 'reeled) mete S:4111.119 114.015. :at the .t thenartim. 1.11 Tueelite, the Fith ult. The eley, at Copythorto Church. iii Poling, in a newly con- to the gesminences tof tire beer w!okh is supplied by
lit
WiSeaNniN.- Cairn., -At the weekly meeting "( 14,,•• .1. E. Philippe preeided, and adolneemil the , ettecte.l family fault. The funeral was private, Meesrs. Alleopp and Messre B Tlase. ie
st. IF ale
the 11.,,,ed
of Gliankm,,,, ~,, wedne,el3‘ het. chadet . meeting. as ale" did the Rev. R. Hutton. the Ilev• , h e
hut ejeral of the heighmenu t ',, •eet •y • were pitereu hM t whicr. Peeek bate. end deepisea, sac
•h eh Ise
. b I
Hart it Esq.. reel 151 t.OO Phulilos. Were 1111/1111111..tHly ; ll- NI- Glum, and "there The seeretat y, Ile T. ,at the church. dee/noticed itt a recent Humber, is the /111111leOUS mem
el ler iueme. etent brewers. mid requited by
neelected miairtean anal aim: eh.iirinati Cir tin:current (live, read a relent of the pnweeilings ..f the Bank __r _ . _ . ... „.„ , u , itianufacturs . P _ . _ _ ..
M . Barry. formerly ot the AianeY -"*".• we'6 ' dielemest publicom., se a cennterfett ef the barley
mince its opening. who i I
.I 11.1.1Weil it e apioreciatitni Ity • , , o .h e
i oloserer, applied to the Court of (enema a teem ..n. a wee - brewed at Burton. It is All..dop and Base,
many of tie poorer class.... .1,..11 • • si 101 It, have
WINeeNTON, BRUTON. AND r atcrti Cant' Vol.nti• ' new trial in the case of Barry r. Shipley, own the Rod net Alleuitp and Bum. that Me. P. detests'.
TEEN lt I V i.e. ( 'on ra. -This „ivo
I.
tn.kieg newly , Ire. made during the year. averaging ;warty la. per . .
round that the verdict was against the evideuce,
eleteit. A subeeriptiont was eith•real int., VP defray , .-e-
Progrees, aeol are wee at the third hesem, ow manual ti el :deo 31...11 the ground of tnivlireetiun mud
. the eorking expenses of the Bank.
exercise. They handle the ri II well. iillll Will we.;,!
~ ; eitriorise. The (emit el-aided a rule n lei.
he competent to pelf ore' atiy duty required of them. ; TkownelocE. - 'The lle faalltilig trade ..r elem. ,
The odkr .1 their I.:melees to the crewn hal been of every 414.e.i1ation, cotittinum to be extremely I - - ------- •
fIUDDYS DEATH ot Cereals LLICTATKII Veteelve,
transmitte dto the Lord Lit:Men:ant. and as nem as active. Full letting are worked. -t .1 &nian,lie made ! it gricuttuu. m.r.. -cart.i. N-,...... left the Carlton Club in his ors-
a.x.epted. „ n, Like razetted. g„.l drill me; prarti.;„g I.r men to work ler 'sight. Mss ers. Blown and I
riage ton Saturday afternoon in his moat health and
gn. Is appros celby tint fliverrintent Ise rector, ride • Pelmet- ant about Go build muie presoiees. eatable of 1 "virile. Accompanied by a friend, he &ore up St,
practise: will c 1111 l tnence, and prizes will be awarded • l'"Illie; 2r/II le'wer looms. nu "no floor, c.'"'L'IPIQU,,,a ,t'') i THE eerier. TBSDE.-ilitatroito. April 20.-The James•a•street, about the middle el which his horses
Go the hest shots. Private instructien is given in the I their Present factories. hut yet quite eeParate• The i continued prevalence of cold itortlveasterly winds, mica- became n mive, when begot out of hie carries* to ewer-
present drill neatens, new volunteers. to enable them room will lie 1.50 feet lone. and BM feet wide. , sioually aceompanie4l by storms of hail, tess a very tame the eau.* of the disturbance. In struggling with the
to join their comopany with cuntitlence, and it is Meters. C. and R. Cane will be the builders. ; 'crime' effect in retarditiee vegetation, and consequently heretc he fell, but soon recovered !nevelt, and erreesded
hoped that all who have hitherto held back from , A I.Ms.iint'ska.- The plan which has been submitted i mend. , very prejudeielly on the cattle trade. The calmly to direct that lois horses end carriaee should he
diffidence will avail themselves of this instruction. '
. for the apimoval of the committee for I. 'I l' he • tit .mg t adverse intitemees which have so long prevailed, emu- taken to mine livery stables in the neighbourhood.
l Lined edit the destruction of the root crop.' in the whither he himself followed them on foot. He then,
ItellkaTLit.-('/ilirch Miseionory .4 emeedion.•- I new Alms -homes, in Chun di and Unbon-street, lias , early pert if tlie Islet whiter, and the atlyancing ;trice of asserting, as indeed appeared to he the face that he was
The annual meeting of the subset-there and friends of leen finally decided on. Th , work of re ~,,, ving the 1 bey, are beginning to tell very ruinotualy moue farmers perfectly uninjured, emitted to the top of St. James'sthis benevolent aseociationi was hebiell Monday see.. old premises losscemm
oence.l. Ile Blaielford, the of entail tepeal, for they are placed in the tavofuld street, got lute • cab. and WAS driven home. Arrived
night, in the eel:tot-room, Yetwilttei, utioler the pre. surveyor. with Mr. Smith, prepared the designs in- I denim& .1 being uneble to tind food for their store there, lie coutplalned of a pain in Mooches'. Medical ad-
sidency of the worthy teeter, the Rev. R. Pole. So tended for the accommodation of eight old men, past i stock, ate.l .4 being unable to cell it except ot an mew- vice was ininteeietely sumtnoned, but before it could
numerous was the attendance, that many permits their labour. Mr. Smith will be the builder of this mous menthe. The trade in store cattle, e Inch at Otis arrive Captain Vernon had breathed his last. The cause
were medde to obtain admittance. We noticed charitahle inetitution. ' period of the year ia generally very Misk, has now been of death Is amertained to have been interest Imetorrhage
viii 'tally alopended and there ia no prospect of its being produced by the rupture of a bloodvessel. Capt. irernor.-
aniong those present, the lady of the chairman mid Be ememitote• A Yoe. -We are informed that i ' • '• • •
eumel with clay activity until we have warm and was one of the noemb. ea forth, county of Berks. and wee
the Mesa. Pole. Ile., elm.. and Misa Nowt'. Mrs, Iffonekt.on Farleigh has been taken loy VV. %V. Fitz- : ene.uial weather tosexercho it beneficial power on the an artive and able member of the Ileum of e11e1111.13,--
and Mist Harding. Mr. Elijah Java.. Mr. and Mies , william Hume. Esq.. 31. P.. for a term of years. : hrowe and lorren teetture lands. At our market tomay • In. K 1 he in writing to the Time,. says :-" The melee-
Brooks, he. The chairman opened the meeting toy a . I the few fet cattle on offer readily fuund purchwers et choly deeth oil 'aptain Leieetter Vernon, probably teens
Fier_ - About four "'chock on the afternmm of the
sleort ;treacle after a hick the meeting WAS Ilailre.o43l ' ; ali average of hen, 7.1. to 7.1.1. per lit., but the trail, in diseased arteries, hriuts to
__ my rece.llection a atetement,
214 ult. a fire Itntke out in Mr Francis Tat% h.eis
by the Rev. A. Wilkinson. Allll the Rev. - Ittllings . storm wits languid in the extreneefew being enoughlead very (eminently made y our chief London, medical 11,
t Miller yard. at Witialtv„ near this town whit...b at
of St. Stephen's. toner Paltaelt„ who severally gave gra !to epeculate on iteration'. cam. at feyoundole rate.. . terve, sebum premice lire very much a ~,,, ngst tbe upper
appeareel to threetell destritethet to the et:eat
somm ',detesting act :oils ila til the operatheis of the .. f I 11 1 • i - ••• -er i meter eireunistsnees s" adverse Allli pregnant with rbok. theiaes, Sc wal as ainumpt the poorest a the poen., at
. imos .. tto vi age. as tie tenoer yard was eurneinded i Tim supply of ..)....p was larger thall It has Wee for one "r the Norongh hos Male (Guey. aor tit. Thomareeh to
society. anti the effort. it laad made to tarry out the be a bent reel cetta.e4 elect' are all thetelied. but ' t• We-he sot I quality. in the noel, 1 ' I'l'f I I " • The statement is this- -
! some 'mu past. : r ems w eels Ice le c lit 111)411.1N, _ _ .
various "'times for which it Wall altal.lisllell. After frt t 1 a • .
. .. una e y the antes were confined to a &lied anal ! realizee SA per lb. ;a 1 w lots that were shorn, about that almost ell young men who have been at Oxford and
eingiie; Bishop fleher a sueeeetive eitimittliare hymn, ad e,t ~ i,, g .ta 11.
The tire was caused lw a little ; 7d• ter lii Camhtidge, especially those who Imes meddled much in
'• Fr..lte fireettland's Icy 'llotuntaina,"' the 'Wail 114 about live f It. I I i year,. 4/ a•le Illa ilig a tenths at the , le.et-recee. have as a rule diseased bleadvetaebe erten...,
separated. A collectimi wile made at the ilmora, an. or veins. end very mow of them discerned nad dilated
back of the premises, 1.; m hicio means the thatch T. ---
it Vonsiderahle sum ices subscribed to the geed ceuee, . ne.f of the sic ',l I '" 1 w l ht on It the et ain and undue excite.
e' -'eenme ignite' • •• c are worry to LeNni,N.-ci.eat-trc./ aril).- The following ja „ , heerts-• -all bring 7' r . . . .
ill this manner. mut Cremona eve. tile ducting call it, of the eirculatien
, hear that Mr. Tavh.r Ulla 1114 ineure•l. ; abridged report 4.f the diseuesion which folleeed 11r.
Soureente. -We regret ti have to announce the Hotwart's I toper "u this subjeet. -Mr. Celemen. of induced by pulling at boat recce, le fact, the matter. is
Ilalli AI. WILTS MILITIA..-Thi. im, t is ex •
death, ell Teasel:ly. of the venerable emitter of f. - Mali ern ee &elle heol been a ciess breeder fur tow lest • now well reeegnieed booth at insurance ^lsce4 and tn the
'meted to reline Its 11. •r t 1.1, 'rel4 'ln
.m. .‘e it ,VIAI2II w acre. 3 ter ad • 'stratum of chloroform attempt the upper claws.
Cobeiel Manley, NI.P. Ilre rialleV was in her felnl ' • seVeli or ei •10 years end the practice lie load a dueled •
. staying a few dee s. it is disendealied, having izi ' 1 - • 114 iti 4 where discoed been is to be avoi&d. It would seem
y ear. ; he. ti
,w ii, aetnid eees.ke d..i,. ,
„te .... I, . . . lia• to lISC ale 011il-leisl i nau itlii le . II ro.
f I Illive sod lads rent
The 'm. chord Arclulemeet law held his visita• - , 66.nn' nt • ' ' ewe. It i• gettite• the best nine ationale Ina docks were • th'' 'lelicate ahres "f the Ii art ' t-w . . .
for hetweeti tic.. All.. three veer+ -An unfortuirate ' e • 1 11. '1 1 ept re: it, am te cote" . epetel epee whet ney o i
t, .. ,idl to Oxford eacfciallv at ones gave way hetorethispressuna
tine here ono NI lay last. F'till cliorel sera ice %WI „id, . lit . L . ' ~.. • ~ . .. il ' •I ' f 1 - I tl I affection is one
et ler ens Agollt
11.1e.y ..appenei, to ,al,tain "ea., 14 ..le .be th. • e •at . daantage o•f crosenkthe I eir and ..te . o rein won y
!wet...need hy the vicar awl chorietere. The theme. s. .et :I. I •..: : ii aillllll4st the poor halfotarved Irish labourers in the
....a :at "...some ...tette. rte wee I.lll..wine die lox . I. it Wl'illl:.'Volis.. that the mi. ma' n . to I
NYS provided at the Townhall by host Kerslake, of 1 street who pound down big pavine•tdeues with • heavy
I. mids in the iteighhourlimel of E'elkestaMe. a het; , atniu"elt food as the pure I.reel.;:, .irt Ulu La.-i: ter. u4:47ar
the Gloalm lee. l iron pounder ; but the conoldiune in both instances are
i his horse swerved at a fence, and the rider lost his . light hinds. .% few perseus were trying t; e *yet sit of , . . . ~ .
Sit Erne.: 'clam e.F.T. - .S./..eri4 S. a' ices -The Iter. ba'ance. and alighted en the It ante a ith Ins left Pottle:: th" cr teebree ewe to the boug•woolied rise for ' tl ' hiof t' heart,
eletoto.ao-e toren ideeldeg 011 - le ng _ side at
Whiell enlarges it.
.1. Fleming, minieter of All Sainte chap4:l, Waled. I
I foot on the ground. While iii this ;Petition lie i the sake of getting a large at , i ~, al rind a greeter a mtunt 1
Bat!,. unheated at the 111th of these Sere ices, held in 'sprung upwards for the purpose otf dimeigaging his of wool ; but he condi not hem that they were 1 kely ! ee
the panel, church last Thunelay evenine. The I right feot front the athlete On his left leg again to coma ~,, e that practice very low. The eine were i
preacher delivered m a ost path and n etic toelling sere returning to the grootind it snapped short in 'seine ,
nithiiiiilebil to Ile. Illi,;17 o,ll,trultdleb .invf:r: as:i.e.:tit
teri.n; !
1111 l ti from Acta 17th chap. 16 verse, •• Now while . „ce
a ttttt tabe manner
l alma notil way between the .uttmleinan hia"..l 4.3l.rthean a little more ale 11. t what lie '
Patil notite d ice I loin' at Atls. his spirit w:us stirreol k nee and en k le. The inifoortunate gentleman re- f.`,,,,,k•1f had d •as e producer of cross-hr d sleep; :
in 1 • wheelie 6.1111.1 the city given to er to la/ilatry." 111,11111,41 ataout an hear oni the ground in Ire at aeries., and 1.. e h.q.'l tlett heron. the discussion tei minded he ! A lute report .4 the French minister of Justice shows
We are grit:at:it 1,.0 perceive that the congreeat' whirl' as, here:toe! by his remonal by tram uu,,L wmild stale his ressims for using ercoadeed sheep oner an extreenlittary imamse to have taken
.iace elf late
at these service. Weill to. he rather falling '.ll.bitting cart Li. hue leirracks at Doyen It proved to end on r again. Wen. Mr. Ifeward to go to Norfolk. , year. in judieial sepanition of married con; s. While
WELL& - 1 avi,,ii litiiir, Brug,.. Fry, Ev., lie n simple fracture tot hoth hones, anti he ie g„ing be would find hievelf with comparetively 'few fol- : m lail and for a few years later the rem urea exhibited
lowere ; Mit iii Bedfordshire the state of th togs was ! a little more thou. LIMO ordinary eases, there wese in
feonnee.- At the l'llltt.4. Usibei W.trkhoum. Ill) tile on al well as Call Ile expected, considering the
to telly different, mid he (Mr. Coleman) was obltgeal to I Bleat no lev than 1977. In the majority of instances
betty .4 Aiiii Ridley. single WMIIIIII. aged 30, who, it severity of the meetly:it.
own, that 1....11.1 it reluctantly, that he was a convert , the pleining pity wastbe wife.
A as...Hegel', load come by her death lay illin•atinent. VOLUNTEER llirl.k I;ilites. --The memhers of this tot " its way of tootVng. i Licuteinost-General Fleming- :tit "freer who went
It appeared hr no the evilletice otf the master of the : Compeny (the stlo Wilts.), mustered at the corn Mr. Thou., eitilington, wiehed to point out the I through the Pe ' • lan War, and was present at Wee
worklionee. that deceived was lintught G. the 1 ttttt ee I.:eels:time lal Satuolay afternoon, f-ar the first time . fellecione idea whirl' asi entertained hy mane grille. i Vera. Macao, and .tibners-is dead.
-tit the 211.1 este in All Mien cart, by George Ford. in 'Atone the geneoal appearance 01 whit-h, was Melt, eapecially young fanners. that be• ause certain ; Ar • awe:tine's for a Remise loan an. ales•ed to have
the mall Wall a I sheeediabited, and mettle r man. et:emended Th.• coin piny was then marched t,, the hreees of sheep were of greater weight then others they ' teen effected with Messie. Baring of London, and Hope
tea, servaiits, in the employ oof Ile. It:titbits. .1 01l -u 'Cite for the anus. at the Tom-Mode reel here the ' line•t therei"re he i" c''''''rilY • predi able. It had lof Anietenlam, ant that the loomed ia te Ile 10,000,000
Hattie,' Lodge Kinn, West Haretree ; she ass in a,ri e 4 %Well were received a few flays prevetnely ' ..ecuired te hi. loin I, e haat lostening to the present l rout. e, or rather more than 1.14.000.00 e. It is not
; deem...ion, tied a long eerie. of elver:mime liad been , koicten if tiliS is to be en entirely new loan, or if the sum
smokes mate. ler. P.Trits. sweet's .1 the Ileum.. , were tette.' Mg. 111111 OH rOurning b. the Own
e..rried on ler the istie Geer %et Welerarnp,olt 11iet..r.i....1 i Lensiats it, wlietle ;sr ill pert et blow formerly aunouswed
aieui sent f .r. awl *denoted her five times : eke never i Exeliange a satiefactoory homes drill at ma liml with
reed:tied ler coeiscieueetem. or Nadi, an'.' ipturisl•ment. I them. The arum are the lemg Enfield. of Is.N3 pit. ' Ite.:enr", re* rienn'!ll ann. '..‘r te
• 'l't 'i
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n'A
Y"l.. . ''
cal
nes hid tned eemparative amounts o um eme , The May meetings (so led, though they 01WW in
.4liol died lois the hat Mat, fleeing hem' premati 1 ri . Tie lett 4 new :mil seperior workmanship (those mined by the pure-bred southdown Niel the the puree April la avio emnineeced, and as many AS Silt or Wien
eddies.' on the previout ttat'. .Ametnling to the issue' to the Distil tt had Y. tttt alley Riflemen toting ! teed Hampshire Doan ; and he arrived at the conclu- cl.aritiab!.; or religions societies amemble every day.
evidence of Ile. Valohits, deceased was a UOIIII4II .1 second hand "nese the mile- f telt that might perliapt ,• on that ti. e' Hanipseine ate ss mewl, as, eight Demme ; The n:viseet army estimates have &Aerated. The
moot isiteuipeeate let•its, and would spend all she ' lie found being a'm te the v.eielit. It seems to ha 1 The titre weight. therefote. winch so teeny Houle ' amount eiready yodel is L'3,1451,000 ; the Amount yet Te-
e c.l get of Fertl'a weekly pey in hymn and when ; a liatitted that the hung Entield is a better weapon , sh•re brevolers pri.1441 themselves upon. ail compared , quire.' to beivottel fon 12111.0.61 is £1t),991..'146. The net
she uml.l tee get it she would rim up a score at the 'hr oiceurete firing than the *heti "tie. the fm-nier, with the Soutloolowil, might, after all, he obtained ts.st increase over the precious yeer ill 1.1.1k43,24110,
beet•lionse. which Ford lied to ply. Ford mei iodeed, oeing the tampon te use at II ythe, Ind it i, j d'arlY• . I The cloak ..f the ill-fated •• Hungarian" has been
Ile Either Hobbs asid the I Mut for the fernier e eon- ' found. Its hands indicated 11 hours 15 minutes; and
&V.:W.(41 Uleil to tillarrd. het he never struck her in , queetemed hy 11.1111.1 Whether thlt %ill celliiknisatu !
Ina presence. eihe had been eubject b. convulsive ter the greater fatigue mill consequent greater ; iii,r,hkeat on Wail, wh:yi,liorewe,ll.,:tofh,arent•lii.ewould ii•:..yhat.iht-et 1 the wcolis prolably the thee when the *hip struck and
tits from a girl, and left hie eervice oti, that acconnt. inothility to make steady tiring itosictiee likely' to I e.„017,1* men acre
be cries - reel ' west "*.n• • •
, or oitryroole were the at or tide ...teary , Ir. James. tin- uovelwt, and now t oneul-General at
Wliell Ile Beet deneved away in the cart site ava., ; ensue on a long inareli with the teenier piece. The • they could not decide that night. Me owe +Olen ' Venice, hail en attea of paralesis ou the night of the
compitratively speaking. well ; he did not toend her , Goa ermine': will, however, exeliatige them fitr I wet, th, t tle re were climes and soda for every deecnie 1 Rath Mod,
La, the Ull i 111 l I.iit to the relievine -.Neer at Weet , :dent "nes in the teeiree ~la fete months if wislive 1 lien of tweed and moo.a judiciously usattaged. The titet : The Aleholeeconry of Winchester, rendered vacant by
Haretree. hut he toeing from home it %tee deemed : llevizen has at length contributed a pretty gmel I pent which heal struck him in Mr. Howarol's remarks 1 the preferment of Arch leacon Wagtails to the bishopric

A Perlismentary paper, containing the correepeedeoes
reishre to the meal of Sir George Grey, Govitswor
thc rape, has been published from those tiOCUPICkia. SiT
Giorik: we. recalled Lemur°, by Lneouraging the idea of
fo.ter.eth of smith African ,tat.p. and by incolTini
heavy expenles for public norlui in British Kaffraria, iS
disobeyed flee in.trustiomi which he received from the
'how (4..vc nmenl. 'The indignaf whieb read
excited in the (*.pc colony will be still fresh in the re-
collectiou of our readers. The Doke of 7,Sl,:wcastle, on
coming into office, with-raved a despatch to the Governor
confirming the remain,. which Mir Edward Lytton bail
ciii. eec I to him ; hut in considexation of hi. eminent
public !services, awl of the great rk4k which he was
socumplishing a, the rape. his 4140,e eapemwd hie
d.vire to re-appoint him if he would adopt himself to
the Government policy.

01 docheater, hoe been conferred ;pots the Rev.
hicolk, M.A., Rector of Crawley and Canon of Win-
cheater ("attic rsl.
The Duke of Cambridge has issued a petrel order
directing that any soldier who, on the completba uf bia
liuiited term of service, is desirous of re-enlisting, is to
be granted three the' leave of almence for the ru-
ms, of visiting his friends before he re-engages himself.
The French Government has just made a purchase
eight hundred of the finest horses to be procured in
Yorkshire and the Midland Counties.
Mrs. Gore. ahe for sonic time past has been afflicted
with blindness, Imo just undergone an operation which,
it is hoped. *ill eventually restore her sight.
The Sorel clorgem the (attain of the British war-ship
off Palermo with refusing to take on beard ona of the
fugitives from Bienha's stab, requiring the previous
exhibition of a psis art ; the result of which was the
forced retuni, capture, and incarceration of the Pal-
enuitan.
A novel ceremony has just coins' off in the cold-add
of the Lyons ftssiii. At St. Etienne, a new shaft
being sunk, toe clergy assembled at the mouth of
the pit to bless the iligg.ngs, and exoniee firedamp.
Lord Cowley arrived at Ituver on Friday week from
Paris; and on Saturday had an interview with tbe
Queen.
The Earl of E;liiiton contradict. a statement that has
appeared AS to his having been prevent at the late fight
between Heenan and Sayer-.. His Lordship was
present at prize fight in his
Mr. limey is sow in Conetsntinople, and has bad the
honour id e %Whiting before the Sultan.
Six houses in Realcross-agreet and Barbican were
dastroyeall by lire nu Sunday, with a vast amount of
operty.
Mr. Madan-en is understood to be enpged on an
opera, of which the subject is "Robin Hood." The new
opera by Mr. Wallace is on Dr. Meiukuld's story of
"Tim Amher Witch?'
SI. de Brouckere, who h-e been Burgomaster of
Brussels since 184,1, and representative of the city in
the Legislative Chamber, died last week. The ileceseed
was singularly popular as one of the Liberal chiefs, sad
lais death has produeed, says the Nora, " a feeling of
consternation throughout the capital."
The English language hiss become a compulsory
branch of eameation in the public schools in Norway.
Baron Grua, vela Sc departure for China was prema-
turely announce.' by the Freuds journals some tittle
ago, will now, it is said, positively leave Marseilles on
Saturday.
The lkigic Cabinet clod not sympathise with the
fee!ing that prouipts sum, officers in the army of that
kingdom to place their services at the disposal of the
Popov, a notificatiou being issued in reply to such as
requested leave to join Lionoriciere that it would only
he granted the name of each applicant being struck
off the roll of the Belgian army.
Suicide .Celiss to have become epidemic in Vienna.
Chi the sssss ming of the 12th M. Robert, director of the
Hank, and one of the greatest niauufacturere in the
empire, shot I self.
Two steamers, the Munster and Counanglit, were
lauisclied on Saturday week (nail Mr. Laird'a yard at
Birkenhead. These otesuiers will complete a fleet of
four, built for the Cite of Dublin Company, for the
postal service between Holyhead ant Dublin.
The cost of the Weallon Commission amounted to
L'9,8.15 Os. Cal.
There is a rumour, perhaps an idle one, of the French
Emotesa having nut a "very serious conversation'.
w:th Count Walewski.
Saturday, the sth of May, will be a gnind day for
volunteers if present intentions are carried out, the coin-
mandeni of all metropolitan coils having arranged for
a review in Hyde Park on that day.
The 'seal Arsenal at Genoa has been of late a scene
of pressing activity. a aquadron being fitted out for
se-vice in the Adriatic ; and it is supposed that the
spring and mourner station of this dote/la will be the
readatao.l of Voiotia, with, cruisers off Royston& and
1111 l a. elite.
The 19th. of April was at Witteroherg the scene of
inimense concourse from all parts set Germany to inaugu-
rate the Melaucthon 1110011111elli 141 the terionitenary
Pie 'aversely of his death 11560/. The Prince Regent of
Prinsia anti Prince Frederick William were pre-lsent.
A Conference of Diaoeun.imlgra.iutedwhinistetoitrirahucitinanduj:..ppla::tfetidoiuhremr.
orators favourable
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