The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AN
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CZRNE ABBAS TURNPIKE. 'of France is discouraging. The Bourse is
REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE, gloomy, another loan is talked of, and stirring
AND LATEST STATE OF Zia NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,. . that the debates in the Legislative body are ex
MARKETS. Trustees of this Turnpike will pm a IleetM6 Meanwhile, the appointment of M. Ro.her as
at the Nrw lax Claim Aok,,,,intbuc,ountLat Dersemmtti
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BY EIPREEI A ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. on WEDNI3BISAY, the 18th day of NVE 'ii ter of State, as is regarded a good omen for
next, at the hour of Twelve o'clock at noon, to take Pounces vitality of the country; and those who
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(FROM OUR O-..e.-
WN REPORTER.) into consideration, and to resolve that to case the are best able to form an opinion look for a
/Luz LASS, Monday. October 26.-Noteithstendi
comments of the Mortgagees of the Tolls of the said gradual advance towards more Liberal Govern-
nil Trust be obtained pursuant to the Act of Parliament in went.
that oely moderate supplies of home-grown have such case made 1 i rijed, en application be made to
been ea offer during the Put week Me "mend for one of Her Maje7tyr7Prinelled Secretaries of 1311110 for It is currently rumoured that the Crown in-
both lad and white quanta's has ruled somewhat heavy,
at about stationary prima The inten nditim of ilt provisional order to reduce the rate of Intermit on the tends to confer the vacant Archiepiscopal mitre
the samples has been remarkably fine. About an avenge d ea ortg., Doh, charged on the Revenues of the said on Canon Stanley. The probability of the truth
Boa& Tr. a loa per cent, to kl 10a. per cent, of this rumour lies in the fact that Canon
geeeue, of fogwigii wheat has ems to hand. Good fine Dated this 24th day of October, 1863. Stanley is known to be • favourite at Court, as
samples have sommanded quite previous rates ; but all G. J. ANDREWS
other Made dm moved off heavily, at almost nominal (merit to the /trait. was evinced by his being selected to accompany
camisoles. 7'be show of barley, both English &rig
=has been moderately good. For mast
pima., the inquiry has continued Mactiris, CERNE ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS. the son of the Late Bishop of Norwich, is 48
years of age-not a great age for an archbishop-
et late quotations. New malt have changed --
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,-That the
bands steadily, at extreme rates ; but old paresis and was • pupil, and subsequently a disciple of
have been mush neglected, and the currencies have TOLLS arising at the several TOLL GATES Dr. Arnold, of Rugby. Mr. Stanley was known
tended in favour of buyers. Good sound °sag have celled or known by the names of Pudding Knee Gate, at Oxford as • Reformer, and was secretary to
weld steadily, on former terms; bet all other kinds Dogberry Gate, and (late Post Gate (exempt the the Oxford University Commission, which had
have moved off heavily, at 6d. per quarter lees mosey. Tells payable upon any Stage Caudell. or Coach now for its object the removal of some blemishes on
tno. have r!" mw. . been Peering. and the Sajtle• or hereafter running or to run on the mid Roads) WILL the escutcheon of that great glorious University.
(MO way ti. per quartee Peas have rause BE LET BY AUCTION subject to such conditionsla per quarter, with a dell inquiry. The flour trade as will be then and there' proles/Bd, to the best bidder, He is generally regarded as one of the ablest of
bas continued in • sluggish state ; nevertheless, the cur' at the Wm Int, in Cillitl ABBAS in the county the Broad Church party.
melee have been supported. ,
of Doran, ow wEDNRSDAI7, the 28th sae of It is impossible to watch the current news-
Advice* from New York state that the export de- OCTOBER next, between the hours of twelve o'clock papers, to read the speeches made at town and
reved for both wheat and dour was in • •ludieidt 'Wee at noon and two o'clock in the ofteruoou of the state country gatherings, and to note the signs of the
at about previous rates Throughout the Continent,
Emu'. generally, has sole sloelli sed• in eau ipst"°". "01141',/:LISt- pi e/;;NC°I Niuumnderecningsa7 sixty-four, times generally, without coming to the conclusion
the quotations have bad a drooping tendency. o'clock at noon, in the manner directed by the Act of thet we live in days when an unwonted interest
In Sootbuid, fine wheat, barley, and oats have changed perthweeet weed in the third year of the reign d his is manifested in the welfare of the working
bee" to • Mir "lent at full Priem• In 111°4 of late Majesty King George the Fourth, "For Regulating clarets In many ways this is exhibited, and in
produce, a very limited business has been doing, at Turnpike Roads;" which said Tolls (except as aforesaid) two respects especially-in the promotion of
barely late rates.
~.., ~. produeed the last year the sum of £2Bl above the working men's clubs, and in the improvement of
The Irish in.rk.d, have been fairly snrePaeo w/Sn expenses of collecting them and will be out at that
wheat, for which the inquiry has been much restricted,
LIM, - ' • up the dwellings of the poor. Our recess is virtually
All spring corn, as well se flour, haa met • dull enquiry,
at about previous currencies. Whoever happens to be the best bidder must at the • local Parliament, when public men find con-
same time pay one month in advance of the Rent at genial opportunities for expressing their seoti-
wirier WATS Or TES lialltrr. which such Toll. may be let, and give security, with went.'
th
and we cannot shut our eyes to the fact
Come-The supplies of English wheat have been
aualie
limited this week, yet business is exceedingly dull. nt sureties the satisfaction of the Trusils,,, that at many of these gatherings, e mode of
the Turnpike' to ,
for payment of the remainder e
Prices have been to-day slightly in favour of buyers,
living in agricultural tenements-the crowding,
but no quotable change took place. Grinding barley Money monthly.
Dated at Dorchester the 28th day of September, and consequent immorality and disease-has
liras Is., and oats from Yed. to is, cheaper. 1863. formed a very prominent topic. The conclusions
Carrts.-The number of beasts at the market to-day G. J. ANDREWS, arrived at have been uniform-that there is
was 6,580; of sheep, 22,150. Trade was better than of Clerk to the Trustees of the pressing need for reform; the only difference late, and for fire-rate quality an advance of Id. per stone Turnpike parish Roads. of opinion being how this reform shall be
could easily be obtained. With respect to the seizure
of sheep to which we referred last week, we have been
requested to state that some of them have since been BIRTHS. their advantage is so manifest, their establish-
delivered up and sold. Others will be killed and sold as October 17, at Tincleton, the wife of Mr. James
dead med. Whether this explanation will he found upward, or a son.ment so inexpensive, and their working so easy,
satisfactory we de, not pretend to judge. October 19, at Poole, the wife of Mr. Sion Wilkins that it is no wonder they are springing up in
master mariner, of • daughter. ' every part of the country, and producing vast
LOVE 18 TENDER. October 17, at Came House, the wife of C. B. Skinner, benefit to the districts in which they are situated.
Esq., of a son. The intelligence which has reached us from
Love is lender-as • rose bud, October 16, at Bridport, the wife of W. H. Manley, America since the great battle of Chicamangs is
Peeping out to air and light; Esq. of a daughter.
Kissing sweetly gentle rain drops, Oetober 22. at Bishopstone Rectory, the wife of the of an indefinite character. It would appear,
Closing at the approach of night. Rev. Chancellor Lear, of a daughter, however, that the Federal armies under Rosen-
LOTS il tender-11S lily, October 23, at the Rectory, Sutton Veney, the wife crane and Burnside are still in considerable
Hiding low it. pure white face, of the Rev. George F. S. Powell, of • son, peril in Tennessee. The Confederates have opened
Bending gently to the brie's, October 2; at the policeatation, Shaftesbury, the fire on Chattanooga from their fortified position
While odour sweet surround its pleas wife of Mr. Henry Riokaon, of • son, in the mountains ; and if the tel are to be
Love Is tender-1w a dew drop, MARRIAGES. relied on, they have not only broken the lines of
Shining on • blade of grim, October 15, at the parish church, Hampreston, by oommunication, but have taken M'Minniville
Glittering with s pearl-like beauty; the Rev. T. Pettey, Mr. Henry Goodchild, to Miss and Shelbyville, capturing at the letter place no
Shaken, gone, by one rude blast. Harriet Hooker, both of Hampreston. fewer than 15,000 prisoners. General Joe
October 21, at Brighton, by the Rev. Reginald South-
Love is tender-like a sapling, J hnstone has taken possession of the passes
well Smith, rector of Stafford, assisted by the Rey. Ben- ° -
Rising up in tenderest life, jsmin Chapman, vicar of Letherhead, Charles Henry losdinB from MiesissiPPl into Tennessee, with
'Yet daily growing drone, to brave Fox, Esq., of Wellington, Somerset, to Caroline, second the view of intercepting the reinforcements
A life, encounter, tempest's strife. daughter of John Melia: Chapman, Esq., of Arundel- which General Rosencranz expects from that
Love is tender-as the heart strings, terrace, Kemptown, Brighton, and granddaughter of quarter, while General Bragg has cut off all hope
Strong by livings holy fire. the late Edward Chapman, Esq. Whitby, of supplies from the north-east, and is conoen-
Yempar'd sweet, by adoration October 22, at the parish chunch of Affpuddle. by the
Tan'd, struck to nature's golden lyre. Rev. Prebendary Waldy. M.A., Mr. Henry Spicer, of trating his forces in preparation of • final attack,
Langton Matravers, to Kitty, eldest daughter of the which will probably compel the Federal army to
Love is tender- though It. pressure late Mr. William Henry Brandon, of Affpuddle East abandon the line of Tennessee. In Kansas the
Swells out and throbs the human heart: Farm. Confederates have captured the whole of General
Tender so all sacred feeling; October 22, at Allington Church, by . the Rev. H. Blunt's staff, and are advancing against forts
Of tender feelings does it. pert, Fox, Mr. Robert Spencer, to Miss Elumbetli Mayo
Travers, of Allington. Smith and Scott ; while it is reported nom the
Love is tender-and soon unprmed
By love itself -for love meets love. October W, at the parish church of the Holy Trinity, Mississippi that they have defeated the Federal&
Each other clasps, each other bears Dorchester' by the Rev. J. Gerrard Davis, chaplain to at Port Hudson, with the loss of 1,500 prisoners.
To greater, holier things above.
the Dorset County Hoapital, 1(r. Joseph Trivett, of If this be so, the Federal* will have to do their
Martinstown, to Min Elizabeth Miles, of the former work over again at this place which has already
Love is tender-yet often crusted, place.
As tho' it were of little worth; October 21, at Wimborne St. Giles. by the Rev, cost them so dearly. General Ranks is said to
Lesving the soul, love's greet subject Robert Moore, assisted by the Rev. T. L. Byrnes, brother be SO straitened for men, that he is seizing
Alive to love-dead to its mirth, of the bridegroom. George, youngest son of Thomas the blacks on the plantations round New Orleans,
Love is tender-do not forget, Byrnes, Esq., of Portesham, Dorset, to Emily, third and making soldiers of them. Rumours were
Led by an set, however small, daughter of the late Robert Friend, Esq., of Brocking-
You pain, distress, the gentle lover, ton, in the same county. current in Washington that General Lee has
And came love's life so pure to fall October 21, at Stourpaine Church by the Rev. C. effected an important flank movement on General
Dorchester, October 13, 1863. W• T• Tanen. Mr. George Knight to Miss Dinah Domoney, Meade's left, and is preparing to advance
both of Stourpaine. again at the head of a very powerful army. At
e October 21, at Stourpaine Church, by the Rev. C.
Sporting Intttligencr. Tufnell, Mr. William Domoney to Miss Jane Goddard, Charleston the Confederates have made an attack
_____•_____ both of Stourpaine. upon the Federal fleet, which is now getting
LATEST BETTING- Tarrzatudd.'s. October 22, at Marnhull, by the Rev R. B. Kennard, very short of sailors. A combined naval and
CASISHIDGINSHIRE. Enos, eldest son of Mr. James Warren, of Todber, to land attack was to be made against the city on
4 to 1 apt Limceina (taken). Caroline, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Edward Dow, the 11th, with what result the next mail may
5 - 1 - l'atch-'em• A live (off-taken 11 to 2). M Marshal probably put us in possession. President Lin-
-12 - 1 - Carnival (off). DEATHS. coin has appointed the 26th November us day
18 - 1 -- Exchequer (taken). October 8, at Bere Regis, after • long and painful of thanksgiving for Americans at home, at me,
25 - 1 -- Port Royal (taken). illness, Mr. James Hayden. aged 82. and abroad. What for? What a farce mast
25 - I - Borealis (taken). October 19, at fiturininater Marshall, Mr. Joseph
26 - I - Summereide (taken and off). Rahbetta, deeply regretted, aged 35. such a thiwg appear in the sight of heaven with
their present spirit towards those whom they 33 - 1 - Despair (off). October 19, at Lulworth Castle, Joseph Weld, Esq.,
33 - 1 - Jack of Hearts (off) in his 87th year. regard as rebels!
33 - 1 - Bathilde (taken). October 22. at Blandford, Benjamin, son of Mr. John "Manhattan", in the Morning herald Sid
40 - 1 - comet (*Akan sod off). /ACUSOD. nal t year met a .......1... nide', ...nee that ei she Hued... ere making
40 - 1 - Muezzin (taken and off), t tctober 20, at Sherburne, Jane, daughter of Mr. the most of their time in New York. They are
Iso - 1 - Giraffe colt (wanted). Hodges, tailor.
AO 1 Gennua (taken). October 20, Mr. James Rebbeek, coal Merchant, of (lo_e says) contracting for a large navy, and
50 - 1 - A nfield (off). Bridport, aged 67. it is utterly impossible for our mercantile
60 - 1 - /Impeder (taken). October 20. at Yetminster, Mrs. Mary Guppy, an old men to get vessels built, or to compete with
66 - 1 -.-Glenorchy (offered), and respected inhabitant. these Russians. There is no doubt but that a
1(100 -10 -- Juliet (taken and offered).
1000 -10 -- Blendin (taken).
1000 -10 - Polynesia (offered). HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. made between Russia and the United States.
1000 -10 -- Blue Mantle (taken). Another very peculiar feature (he adds) is
1000 -10 - Merry Hart (offered). The South Wilts Hounds-Wednesday, Jervoisee that the Greek Church is to be started here on a
2000 -20 - Cairsbrook (taken). Farm; Friday, Shrewton House-at 10.45. scale of magnificence never attempted by the
1000 -- 10 - Hellman (taken and offered), The Vine Hounds (Mr. W hisldon's) - Thursday, Catholics. It is to run in opposition to the
LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. the sins; Saturday, Whitchurch Lodge -at Roman Catholic Church." By tbe same authority
CAMBILIDOISHIRS. 10. 45.
7 to 2 agst Limoges (offered. we are told that in the Federal States there is a
The H. H.-Thursday, Higham Bridge-at n.
9 - 1 - Catek'em-Alive (taken.) body of men formed into • secret society, called
12 - 1 - Carnival (taken). The East Dorset Hounds--Wedomelay, Ash Oaks;
20 - 1 - liommerside (taken). Friday Sturminater Common; Monday, Nov. the "Fenian Brotherhood." The members of
25 -- 1 - Toluene (offered). 2nd, High Hall-at 10.45. this society are all, or nearly all, American-Irish
25 - 1 - Comet (offered). The Ellsckmoor Vale Foxhounds-Friday, Charlton or Irish-Americans. The society boasts of
66 - 1 - Juliet (taken). Kennels • Saturday, Hunter's Lodge-at 11. numbering more than • million of persons, of
66 - I - Anfield (taken). Mr. Radelyffe's Honnds - Tuesday, (this day) whom 200,000 are soldiers, or men prepared to
100 - 1 - Munn (offered). Arrnswell ; Friday, Piddle Wood-at 10.45. carry arms. Their object is to maim that well-
-100 - 1 - Hubert (offered). Lord Poltimore's Hounds-Wednesday, Bradford worn idea-" Ireland for the Irish." We are
100 - 1 - • Woldga (offered). Plantation; Friday, Sydling Barn; Saturday, told that it would have swept away Lord Carlisle
Melbury -at 11, and his handful of Saxon soldiers before this,
Cover A/Ma/AL.-0o Saturday a court-martial
asseinbl•iii on board her Majesty's ship Victory, at
Porfr,noutb, to try Henry Thorpe, • private Royal All communications iii relation to whatever de. requested them as • particular favour to himself
Merino serving on board that ship, for disobeying the partment of the Paper are to be addressed to to abstain from attacking 1111 Until it was seen
•orders of Captain Noott, living eon stening language to the Editor of the Dorset County &prow and whether or not Lord Russell would permit
Sergeant Fennel). and other act, prejuit al to naval A griculfural Gazette, at the Office, Church Messrs. Laird's steam rams to reach the hands
discipline. -Prisoner was sentenced to receive 48 lashes,
to be imprisoned in Winchester Gaol, and kept to hard Street. Dorchester, of the Confederates. Fortunately Lord Russell
labour for two years, and at the expiration of that time - • did place the broad arrow on the two Mersey iron-
tube disinissed from her Majesty's service with disgrace vii dads. Had he not done so, 200,000 Irishmen
Tug CRAWLEY CO/MT U•IITIAL - We understand would have seised Ireland and made war upon
that Mr. Denham, the deputy judge advocate general, DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS England. This is the programme :-" Magher
has been entrusted with the brief for the prosecution on
this important trial. Surgeon Turnbull, and other of the sword" is to be generalissimo of the army,
esmintial witnessea have already been communicated DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27. NM. and Corcoran is to command a brigade, if
with upon the subject of their evidence. A detachment, ---- - - - - - --- - -•-- ----------
conaisting of eight privates of the Innivkilling Dragoons, NOTES OF THE WEEK. over in the Russian ships now at New York, and
in charge of a sergeant, came up on S•turday to town,
from Aldershot, and underwent • lengthened elsmins- after landing the troops these vessels will
tion at the horse Guards by the deputy judge advocate The Committee appointed for the purpose of sail about the Irish coasts. Having secured
general. The men will be brought up in Idly detach- considering a better system of prison discipline, Ireland, Meagher and his men will march
ments of eight preliminary exaniination until the whole of whom Lord Carnarvon WY the chairman, on London, and in • bloody field, perhaps
list of witnenes (• pretty long °ce)ls ezhausted. There brought up their report at the Hampshire in the carnage of the Metropolis, wipe
was • strong rumour at the clubs during the day that Quarter Sessions at Winchester, on Monday last, out the remembrance of Saxon sin and
the trial would net take plum this side of Christmas.-
limier(' &mice Gazette The plan recommended by the committee is on Ireland's wrongs. It is highly probable that
//LATH or AN IIACD CLIROTMAN.-The Rev. Joseph the principle of the Irish system of penal servi- the Fineur invasion has no other foundation
Stephenson, who is supposed to have been the oldest tude, which has been tried with so much success than exists in Yankee imaginations, but it has
member of the University of Cambridge, died last week. by Sir Walter Crofton. The first recommend's- given occasion to them to boast that the British
He was educated at St. John's Celle and graduated -
In 1791 tli ' g'' 6 tion of the committee is to make sentences more Minister has been frightened out of his propriety
hero. 'ln Isineari,aprewas"ousrley Wutetcholut:hel"d LryYnaof- truly penal and unpleasant than they are at from very fear of their coming here. Such
Belworthy. near Minehead.ptio.emerset, and held it up to present; and secondly, to increase the reforms- pleasant fictions, probably, will put our American
the d.y of lits death. The benefice, which is worth tory efficiency of the time passed in prison, by cousins in better temper with us than they have
a year, is in the gift of Sir Thomas Dyke Ad,
Bari.
Tex GREAT RANI FILAUD.-1/ ma be remembered dangiving the prisoner the means to alleviate his lately exhibited towards us • in such case, while
__,, fate-not by obtaining a remission of his term of they will be pleased, no harm will accrue through
y
that in the mouth of August last • ungsrian, named imprisonment, but by a partiel remission of hard it to ourselves.
Dietricliatien, charmel with obtaining £lO,OOO of the labour and other considerations-thus giving
notes of the Bank of Enclond, was traced by English him • motive to exertion. The sentences of DORCHESTEFL —MICHAELMAS Fa..-Thia !sir
detectives to Vienna, where be u6A apprehended, and
applicstion was made to the Austrian Government to prisoners it is proposed to divide into five was held on Monday. The weather was eery fine,
periods •-Class 1 the first month of imprison- but the attendant* of dealers was very ,intinty, and
deliver him up under the extradition treaty. it now *, e ...' business for all kinds of stock ruled very dull,
appears that the Austrian euthoritim hesitate to tam, meek; COM A, the second and third months;
this step, and. it is said will finally relive, on the ground clam 3, the fourth, fifth, and sixth months;supply of sheep, many remain-
Thera
waa
a large the 'ends that changed hands
that he committed a fraudulent bankruptcy in Austria class 4, from six to twelve months; and class
some five years ago, and that the Austrian law has, 5, of those imprisoned more than twelve months. remain-
ing unsold, an
40. ant
bead 1 than at the last
soldp“r c
b forimit,
e about h
fair.o u
Theretherefore, • prior charge againat him. This is unfortunate Ten hours' hard work is to be the rule for all Per wasa street supply of •
of all kinds. Barreners were a very dull trade. A
if the report be true that his trial for the bank fraud •
in England would throw light on some other nefarious dames, eight of which is to be on the tread- few eery rough steers were on ogee, but none of ~,,y
transactions, in which he was the tool of other pensive.. wheel or at crank-work in the first and second rah., There was a very limited supply of really
THE EV/Kalil/NARA' CONDeCT or • STAIIToRDRAITSZ classes, six in the third class, and three hours useful cart horses, and hardly any bunnies was
CLettui sin -A curremondent of the John Ball living per day in the fifth and sixth classes. The other tesetected-what was done was at rates favourable
in Mr. Henniker'. neighbourhood, asps :-He has been ours in the day are to be employed in industrial to the buyer. Of pigs there was • abort supply,
for about three jeers incumbent of Cauldon and
Waterfall, two very small and lonely parishes in the
task woil'• such as teaching the prisoner some and prime had • downward tendency. In the corn
moorlands of Staffordshire. He has during that time, knowledge of a trade. It is also recommended, trade there was • moderate mount of business doing
although a very young man, led • very oecluded, and, in addition to these, that for the purpose of en- at erica' about the same as last week,
indeed, hermetical life, sequestering himself from all abling • prisoner to rise more speedily from class reassrzas' ANNIVUSART.-The members of
social intercourse with the neighbouring clergy; refilling to Claws, that a system of good and bad marks ,_Court " Prie of the Ancient Order of Foresters
to respond to their overtures. and practising great
shall be introduced, to commence in class 2 ...tend celebrating their ennivemory dinner at the
austerity and self-denial. It is obvious that this intense
seclusion, if it did not, in the first instance. premed ~ , George inn, on Thursday, the 2911 inst., when a
woereby for good conduct in this class one day Ver y pleasant gathering is expected.
from ebemtion of mind, was likely to menden it; and in ten of crank or hard labour shall be remitted;
'Dne Witarlige.-The reading of the thermometer at
aooonlingly from time to time reports were rife of and for bad conduct • corresponding detention Dorchester for the past
week is as follows :_
strange things done by Mr Henniker in his church and shall be meted out. In 3rd and 4th classes four
parish, which excited commiseration among thoee who days' remission of crank or hard labour per lai I
knew him personally They appear at last to have
i
is to be remitted; tw an Direction State of
culminated in the sad scenes reported in the doily month and in class 5,°
Dates. Noes II" of Wind. Weather.
newspapers. It had been reported, in extenuation of hours of hard labour for every day!: gained n • Z
Me tiennikees conduct, that the man whose corpse he previous clam by good conduct. In order to _
refased to bury had never been baptised ; but he him- gain good marks, • prisoner is to be permitted Oct.
self has never alleged this in his own defence, nor is it to work overtime. On the other hand, for bad 19 60 U SW Misty, drizz- zain
eine at all thet it was the case. lii, to be hoped tbat w Misty
conduct the weight of the penalty is to be in- 20 66 61
the rev. gentleman's relatives will take measures to pro- the diminution of the time for sleep 22 ifs ea Nw k w Gloomy
21 64 54 NW kSW Foggy, gloomy
teat both himself and the Church from the consequences utilised. hY
of hi, actions. He was sheet from his parish on ..om 10 to 8 hours, the lowering of the standard 23 58 St NNE Gloomy, fine
24 Sunday hat, and his duty was taken by • clergyman in of prison diet, and as much as possible by strik- 53 45 NNW k E Foggy, gloomy
the neighbourhood, both churches being denaely ing off the meat-the restoration of the separate 25 56 39 SEA E Gloomy, lair
crowded -
-- .' system in chapel, and the increase of mechanical
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appliances for crank or hard labour. How far
these propositions, if carried out, would have 19 50 43 NV k WSW Rain, boisterous
the effect of reforming prisoners it is impossible 20 50 42 WSW Cloudy
to say, but they seem to possess so many point. 21 !Li pc W k
151,77 W Slight rain, cloudy
Very botstarounram
of feasibility as to deserve the serious considers- fll :72 re
W Fair
tion of county jostiou 24 50 34 NW a N IFlne
The aspect of affairs in France is somewhat us 53 gg NW Fine, gloomy
w and aportion of the -
gloomy. The arm,' -- large_ • „.. &won or lizazirs.-Another rate Is iateaded to be
people generally, appear anxious to go ••••• w" made ce Thursday the 28th instsat. Bargemen, look
with Russia on behalf of Poland; but the out!
Emperor-who may say with Louis Quatorse Stumm or COOSCILLOSIL—Tbo aledition of Town
2nd of
rika r,tit mot-seents by no means willing to __Ceouesalors, will take elms ell Madan the
commence hostilities without the concur- fterleikeber• byTherrasimaed tbr-Lea. ilmeamory Leetreutimr.
renoe of England and Austria;
and this Jobe Hisboe, Mr. Thomas Bennett, and Mr. lames
concurrence, he is not at all likely, we Proud. There is every probability that these gentlemen
•
trust, to receive. Besides, the financial position will meet with no oppositioe, bat thatthey will walk

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Taff MCILDIR •T WILLOW NIA& BATE.—VINJWOT
or Warn Yocum AGAINST TEI nom:min.—On
Saturday Brupoll corestere, held an inquest at
the George Inn, ellow, en the body of Jeremiah
Heine., the unfortunate man who was murdered at
Wallow by Hannah Roberta, particulars of whit* are
given in another part of our paper. The ease has euited
the moat intense interest, not only from the atrocious
character of the crime, but from the apparently trifling
circumstance which led to it Evidence in support of
the cue having been adduced, the Coroner briefly
summed up. The jury consulted in private, and on
the readnilesion of the public it was eiPlaiDed by the
coroner that eleven of the jury were in hirer of a
verdict of wilful murder, and that three worsts favour
of manslaughter; but the minority had given away to the
majority. A verdict of wilful murder was then
spinet Hannah Roberts, who we. committed
to Tassion gaol, under the carouses warrant, to take
her trial at the mat &mama



A sarmx us.