The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14 00:00:00

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DIIIIADPUL flutetun.—On Saturday week, I comm.
old! traveller, named George Ferguson, In the employ.
wont of Doan and Son, London, ounimitted duleide by
cutting his throat, while labouring under a St of
111110111, at Hearn's Hotel in Olonmel. An
inquedt wad held Ull the body, and a verdlot returned
accordingly. _ _

Iluortio or 110, 111. Y.--A Queue' County nor.
reependent of one of the paper. Wrll4ll no fulluww:—
" Thu gra in immmulmt of toxes—is. Q. in the imund—
for the luointennnee of the extra pollee lora etotioned
in the parish of Kyle is new being collected. The looney
is freely, them/1i not willingly, paid. The levy will Is
;molly on the moll femora, wile are the ecouplers of
olinuot all the in‘rieli, lielding from Hi Cherie' Coate,
The lands held by the late Mr. Ely and his bruiner are
exempted from 'invent of any tax, whiela I the
burden howler on the remainder of the parloh. There
are three temporary police•stotions. No clue to the se.
cured mon has yet been diseovered."
THII TlPPenanY BANK.—EiSTATIII OP THI LAT'
JOl4ll XADIAIN.—In iilll 1,11111411111 &WWI WWI loot
week, Judge Lungfish% delivered judgment "In IV Bur.
ineiter," the oubetantial queetkm in the moiler being
whether the official monitor repreoeliting the Tipperory
flank, cir the London ond County Bonk, was entitled to
the prooeods of the Moteu of the lote John WWII.,
'rho learned Judge entered into an elaborote review of
the hate upon which he grounded hie judgment. Upon
the fade so they appeored he hail formed a very deolded
opinion that the right of the portion Maiming under the
illnkrent securities ohould depend on the airounintanees
under which the aoeurities had been executed, Ile could
nut believe Shot all the 'widen°, which had been ivldueed
Was Mint of perjured penettio, and that the directors of
the London Hank, with a full knowledge of time affhira,
had been engood in a watapirecy to destroy the 'rip.
perery Hank by making large 'demos+ lo John Hatileir.
Tito evidence rather allowed that the Tipperary Bank
aiim Itadleir ware hoth unlade to meet their engogemouts.
Th. failure of tiodluir would hove brought ruin upon the
Tipperary Hank. 11 was too much to oall 1111011 the
Court to believe that the (limiting of the London Bonk
VW* AWIIII of the frauds tot John noilleir, Ills honialtip
said he hail entered into time tronsaetions of the !meant
ease at more length than uoilml, In order Mod both
parties might bans all opportunity of *tweeting illy
erroneutta inipreasion witiult he might entertain itt the
OAPS, ill the event toi an oppeol. Tile Court overruled
the ohJeution of the °Maki oteiteger without elide, Th.
ii.01.i.11 will merlin* affect all parties liiwriwtAd In the
Tipperary Bank.

Amster or ltinnonnetsm, —The mond edition of
the Doily Reporfer of Thuraday last contains the fol•
lowing i—" At Wiped 11 this day 15 prisoners charted
with being member" of en Illegal society arrived by
the Hendon train, under the mod of a largo party of
pollee, They are all young nien and of rospooteble
lion In suolety—twelve of them are from Nklblareen,
end three from Hantry, The captors. wars 'fronted
last night, while 'neat of the partlea were In bed. They
arc members of the Phi:only Rooiety, and the inform.
lions have been morn egalnel them by one of their body
named Stalliven. This Afoot of the society Is meld to
have been for the purpose of obtaining in Invasion of
our country by American filibusters."
LOLA MONTI', A letter from Dublin, dated Tinos
-
dm, says:—" The TOMB of the day le all 'bout Lille
Montes. Nothing else Is spoken of. She lies created
quite a furore hart Leet night she erected a triumph,
as they say In the theetrioal world. A few preliminary
notions In the newspaper, that the 'Countess of Lenstiold'
would deliver a lecture at the Rotunda, suflioed to attract
the lamed audience which has appeared in the rivet
room of that building for many years. It is oapable of
aooommodating about 1,000 person.; but there was
little room left for comfort lea night. Every available
spot WM packed. The lecture Wee announced to cow
menoe at eight o'clock, but long previously the doors
were shut egelnst the inoonilng throng, the tlokot takers
helloing, 'Full, full.' The platform, which was sot apart
for tholiolders of 'reserved tiokete, which by the way
cost 34. each, was just as deneely peeked as the body of
the room, to which amen was obtained for half the
looney. There were but vary fow ladles present ;In
fact, it was nearly altogether a 'gentlemen's party.' At
half•past 8 o'clock Madame Montes made her way to
the pletforni, and after a round of applause proceeded to
deliver her lecture 'On America and its people.' "