The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-10 00:00:00

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THE racing engagement between the Dricheee
Dowager of Montrose, Lord Alington, and Sir
Frederic Johnstone will not be renewed at the close
of the present season. Her Grace has adopted the
won de course of " Mr. Manton," and registered the
" Grafton Karla " of her late husband as her ooloura
The Bedford Lodge establishment will eventually be
broken up, and the horses sent to Blanton, to be I
trained and managed by Aloe Taylor, all "old WO "
notwithaseding. —World.
Nor) Warmer, wbo in his younger days, we. a
notorious character, but who has since been the moans
of great good among the lowest classes, has during
the pest week been delivering Evangelistic addresses to
lap audiences at the Coro Exchange. As a=
he is powerful, manly, and effective, and his s
are characterfired by a humility and absolute self.
depreciation which cannot fail to impress. From his
varied and painful experience he paeans a fund of
anecdote, both panful and amusing, and altogether he
I. well fitted for addressing working men, who cannot
fail to be attracted, and to give bin an attentive hear.
log. On Monday evening Mr. Corms presided ; on
'Tumidity, Mr. J. Davis; on Wednesday, the Bev. J.

THB will of the late Lord Grevilie wee Um subject
of a motion on Monday, on the part of the Marquis
of Salisbury, who propounds it, that Mr. Philip
O'Relly, D.L., who had been vent over the testator's
trust estates, shmld by appointed administrator pend-
ing the hearing of the suit. Mr. Holmes. Q.C., who
made the application, said it was not objected to by
the heir-at-Law, who, however, was not cited, as there
was also • snit in the matter pending in England.
Counsel moved on the affidavit of Mr. John Galloway,
who had acted es solicitor to the testator, and who
stated that the totals was very large, and oousieted
chiefly of rents out of property in Westmeath, Long.
ford, and other counties. A banker in London had
been appointed administrator over the estate in Sag.
land, and be declined to hays anything to do with the
administration of the Irish estate. Mr. Twigg,
appeared for the Hon. It. S. Nugent, the heir-at-law,
and did not object to the motion. The Solicitor.
General appeared for Marquise de la Didoyhre,
daughter and principal I.gatee of the testator, and did
not oppose the motion, which was granted.