The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23 00:00:00

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1 The Pam sintiediele the etatement undo a low IWO
boos in a Paris paper he the ellhe6 that emilltigzsisit
arranged between the Kiel of the Greeks mad
Helms of lingind. The AVM nye that, se sac Adam
of King George will have to be beciallti etsitillks Cheek
filth, se= an alliance is wipos, 'ltat:bs King
'Genre. is • Protestant, as well en Mee lidnene, the
ohjeeskee oieme by no maws sand. Olbm smears
.peak of the Prince of Orange hating marstbleglinut
for matrimonial =rpm=
The Daily /fere mentions that the Priawhaparil
at Fru= la being broeght up by an English Pfehestint
=alaln wits of the strong llltimeseenne tin.
i the names. Tim aov ir was rev
°°°""mdha II Gummi Viestems..4 wee fsily to ow
hoar of the Duke of Aigyil, has iestr roc
=ate speed els %saw Bil in illtosi A
fashion, and he has expremed sdastorminsilim
not to silo! Use people to week ea linadeps. Tba
Mhos 18 osmium ;es exceedingly mashie ma ellem
Monate, and desirous to sea all mound blob**. Ifil
bodily physique he is not very strong. • ....s
Deem ur vas Woacbsob.—Tho t=g bihius
.i. s ..d by .. A Tired Deeneeehec. " la dm Waii...._.glr,—l am • ormareakee, iiving.sia..• hogs
West-end home of business. I. week la • seraidi roma
with IS others. This seornarg am ad my ,
was found dead in her bed, sad we on 0 sa=
long hours and dose emiblesneat hem hada peat deal
to do with her end. We are called iia de Menden als
halt-past six, and in ordinary times we mnia-entir IL
ati night, but imeasionally our boas an ams=sl
en the Friday Mime the last Drs
all night, and did not leave cd trier, Aloe on
Italablay morning, At night we rodeo to assistaa TOM
divided into HUY eel* mob Peel /my spoil. In ow.
Wu two beds. There are two of ea in 411141. belie Time
is so ventilation ;I amid saumly Woman la gima whim
I lists... from the mentrr. The 45t0 00 "we
this sentry sad they wore not It tar anti&
This pax rid was takes ill on Prided. .• On Ila
ill, es that ace mesh settee is takes ot4sa MI
lis• was
wires as lay.of no lay. Sense NM itp =
she met to amp. tithe unwed= ihey teem&
her dead by her side. Of eosin we semy ains la
shocked, and although we do not dew home.
which is better conducted thee maay, as. deed he
glad tisane plan could be discovered by whits it, swat
got a HMIs his work and a little more air.
There is to be • fight et the Make town ed Berwialts
ca-Tweed. Mr. Ralph Eerie, private sewibsy to Mr.
Disraeli, mimes forward as the Conservative dta,sad
Mr. Mitchell on the Liberal. Yr. Ends was sobsensit
at the last aleetica, but found II asesmaszy to swats his
smt in order to scat a politica.
The Maori alias are the moot maspimsoas at ths dig.
languished forsigners now in London. They mat is to
ieverywhere. On Wednesday O went w liiireall•
wreh, and won astonished at tits siqbf sli this
steam hammers. Their wives made • Journey by
Metropolitan Railway, and mem= more Mimed 6h=
,frightened et the darimen of this sublerramen. rests.
, They themselves, with their anthem cosebbeides of
tattooed faces, and the wet expend= a stinediam,
von the subjects at mash well-bred 11110
The Mention House beet to Her Ma Whisteme
same of on Wednesday night, and
I painted in rosy colours the Matti= of
is,:resti.r
foreign Powers In general, sad France in . On
all the gnat =entices on whisk the isms of peels end
war domed, whether in the far wed or llis disk= mak
his lordship declared there was the most frail awl hem
mixable wee= between France and England. /Militia
to America he said that this eounti7 might boast that,
in spite of the little outpourings of sentiment act se
friendly, our Makes were friendly.
AN Exrusomsnranv LLDY.—Joarph Howie* •
footman, was summoned to the Lambeth poßsamones
on Wednesday by Edward Bell Garden= • lasallulla
to Mr. Newell, of Sidnry-oottags, Brides-Mk who
Mated that on morning of Tuesday, while washing
his maMer's carriage, the defendant, who was than in
the 11121i011 at a lady named Wilton, ot Rail= ai
next doer, leaped over the wall and gave =m=
which ad to be • dos tart, for w== he thanked
him. Finding that the taste was vary queer, and the•
, the smell was worse, be examined_
_,it and lased Sea the
' interior was filled with black Mattis, and illi=
stuff resembling mustard, but it wa• not
Having swallowed • portion of the stuff, be fib very 11.
and went to the chemist's, who gave him an smelts. Be
took the remaining part of the tart to the pollen
station-hoses, and the sergeant on duty said QM any-
thing more filthy or diugusting be had news seam The
stench was so intolerable that he had to open all the
station-hones windows to get rid of it On Meader
evening, the lady to whom the defendant had ban
servant, drove up to the station-house in her
and acknowledged that she had made the tart,tildha
so for • lark. She had also left at the station-home •
tart which she said was intended for sale at a Isames„
bus which she wished to leave for approval. This tart
was subsequently examined by Inspector Smith, sad to
its interior was found • painted toy pear quite tell of
black beetles. Her name is Elisabeth Wilts,, Lot she
sometimes calls herself Hyde. She his a German hand
of her house two or three times a-week, end beeps thous
playing to a late hour of the night, to Ths grad
aoooyanosof the rospeetable inhabitants of the weigh.
bourhood, and particularly to mi infirm old r'"-
next door, in his 80th year. The defendant said he was
desired by hie mistress to give the tan to the plaintiff.
, and that he did not know whet it was made of. Mr.
Norton dinned that • summons should go spinet Mini
Whim, alias Hyde, and, that, in the uilerim, the mom
mining part if the tart ahould be analysed.
Tax °vows elobrzmosarrotr.—The "Oxford am.
memoration," which has been enlivened this year by
, the presence of the Prince and Princess of Wales coin-
mewed properly speaking on Sunday. Dr.
preached the " commemoration" sermon In St.
Church to a crowded congregation, when most of
eminent rietors to the University were prevent. The
sermon of the learned and eminent divine was strictly
theological, and was devoted to reconcile the apparent
paradox between the representations made by the
prophets of the glory and splendour of the Jewish
nation and the other representations that they would,
as they did, reject the Messiah. Another serszon6.l
Canon Stanley, the representative of the Broad
party, contained more reference to the controversies if
the present day, adverting to the disoouragemeate cd
men whom views were misunderstood and mli
eented, end dilating on the duty that still leyoion=
to go forward. In the afternoon the promenade in
Christ Church Meadow was rather leis lively than on
former Commemoration Sundays, for which the ones,-
tam weather might be the aurae. Oertalnly Oxford
was never more crowded than this year. The Prime
and Princess of Wales proceeded thither co
their arrival in Oxford was marked with the mc7.:6lM
demonstrations of loyalty and affection—deentaides-
lions, in fact, only too lively, for in their eager.
=es to obtain • near view of the Royal per-
sonages the crowd broke through the arraapmente
made for keeping the roadway akar, adoa some of sea-
fusion, similar to that in the City on the 7th of Mara,
look place. Their remptioca by the widergradasses to
the Sheldonian Thiene, where ths Esti of DeZike:
=smeller, presided, wee one of the most @nth
character, The diploma of D.C.L. wee presented Is the
Prince In the course of the abeam= the Royal piny
went to Trinity, miming by the greed ge=se "ask
which have not before beat open= shoe =al
= through them Oa Wednesday tics
was again crowded to exert and Naha there
wen the noisy denoseintioes of the
Degrees were @Defamed cc the Dealelia=m, Era
Granville, the Duke of Neeremile, fir 94barer
cote, Yr. Whiteside, Sir Hugh Gar= ned Mr.
Seymour Fitagerahl. Each rodpiont of Wieser was
vociferously dewed air ha was pressallol In the Chia-
miler, and so were the mons dispdard al the
visite= without mush diabolism a party; but the
! loudest cheers of all MOTO reassweil. NM UN provisos
day, for the Prince arid Princese--eheen being sailed for
and gine in their honour, again sled win, all through
the proceedings. There was afterwar& • boat ASS. a
banquet at limier College • and a grand ball glvsp by
, the members of Christ Church wound up tho
i of the day.

rag limb TRAM (from W. 4.. A. Gilbey's Armed
°Wader of 1863). —Tide branch at commerce, when,
rapid extension hoe bees mainly doe to resent Mem
taxis in duties, presented signs of steady
notwithebutding the d.ponB influencestrdie=
the manufacturing din/iota. Wine conminplien badl
increseed upwards of 50 per oinX as compared with
the average of 17 years prior to the French 'Treaty and
while 1862 was stightly lees thangte predesemor,
Wines were 70 per cont. in exams of 1860, wilt
duties were And reclused (from Said. to 3s. perganal).
Samt.ition hoe tended to this result, it being new
to obtain sound Claret at one shiflhag pee
bottle, and the east of Marsala having been
lessened. Light Wines are Stl atiaining—Ta
Important politico amongst'
has meishilped itself during cerimry, and
the largest return. in 1862, having nemaind 10,000
butte or 500,000 dozens psi annum once the rednetion
in dunes. General modeestics ' use emended
extending influence of deeneesedu'imation, side this
return of former years when individual beeemberdas by
a limited number was excessive, but thlt total rumba
small. The Vintage of 1862 was generally very. altar
factory. Wean (vine diemee) was checked by tilbefr
Care of the planes. The winos consumed in mat were
contributed in the following Proloartaana hew
3,856,213 gallons ; from Portugal. 2,340.0011 Samna I.
France 1900,3d4 gallons (note than treble the ma
, ,
ma
'or to 1860) ; Cape of Good Hope, as.,
Neyr p , ";:dlons : H Rbeniek. and Other
German districts, 316, gellone ; Mareala, 216,126
gallons; Madeira, 28,550 pllorr:.1 3.320.101 proof
sellose BAUD, and 1,700,183 pikes Dresoly
were Mao coosaneed. we Men 2,000 bon=
wb.l duties in LoncloAmer lariat 1862, the feaming
merchants
exhibited, the returns :--Mairtinee„
(hauntM
k Co., edd ; Madman h Cot.
173,527 ;W. k Gilbey, 115.
Abe.vy indirect impost, inliated by the Gbimtami
been removed the instrumentality of
k London. thiswoe secomplithai by their itie•
00 the es," objeotionable matoin of moocher ten
• Ith T.esvj colour; this deprives the Chimes et en
of Mein off old witheeoli Laves se Ma lima
3ZarYsese. Purcbasezi of Hoadaaa's tea en thew-
tore isee disappointed in the quality ; the pen to
s dark elive,—not Munk —the Milk in MI
dark. la eionesquence of the resent tedhealikia In 216112•
Bondman's pare tea is stall brAtat in gaol* ma
thentay. biant=vavy chaise mete smog la
pockets, se now es
We feel it our duty to being ondar the maim deer
marten the new Safety Match jerkin b leyhte only wadi*
box in which it is contained) that bas broManadd
introduced by Nome Bryant sad May, an
thou jarcialebu allowed to ho used in the
ilding, because it belts aulibiatusel=
and all the danger miming Men the see of miaow
blahs teen**
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Nook , the wen, ead
eineehe glenda lit Mila AMON
ehildren's compoino, Willkorays inedleemente ere M
Tanana In all the mandies to whin Ismeln ere liable
three remedies are particularly useful to remedy* end
mengthening thasehlrealdel the peellarmsee at
Irbale tuzietiabe the

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