The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-03 00:00:00

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. garden. P.C. Hendoni am him wit ereft_ ...nr,•. The rieiteestram.
th.h,laLs....alelelnionrc.....igu pat.. .
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throwing Mines at pas, and gatlienolf w'o. ' Tr."' ,eriled P(6 -- ---.,......751:ri5tian Knowledge, orms oak.
noon, about tr. o'clock. The mother of the defendant , lteejet, fet 2..rea.,,,,,„„
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that he 0.0 there ; hut the Bends believed °Wombs woL Meted in Snlisbury on a ay.
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tined him In. 10d. the cista. the Oathednd id 11 o'clock, sod ti • wrap,
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4 Vaipauwai dira 'estrlieVone',ltae• B°°°°". 5 a At the close o I She ler.
to the Myings of the leek Colombo, free Ade 1, v.
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drscruntie prboa, mows
poor fellows detir.tPor wa4"442.722'—' i...ingnin d....--efitn... ' lee Weiwieres,ii°l:l7ohas amizadot:nitedu skit° gleil3th9llBlL'ln4 ' till
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manlier similar to beasts, without hi0ch;._„..,,,,T. °T," - to . the semi" a public meeting was be" ibt the
dot evidently had &large following of a:.... •"" c'r ' k.: I .1 H under the presiden•Y of Sad Name,
who cheered ins disorderly manner c'f hft wwn" Cos. le, °use,
P.N. Harvey and P.C. Handord proved
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but the fonner donned that de/evident had :61""d', .44-•'91.4. Pb.YAthylewardW°gshOfirPt• 6----11"1 thk-:•• Iltae"Cl..°lllb Sete.iablu7 op
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Porte to keep off the footpath In order not to- ~..„ . m,,,,, .... ~., la sitar. the Bishop of Colombo, them!. Whop as
drucift°' " Th.' www iw'Pl. r""" " "*" ft. 'ot
It or " ''' and several of the local clergy. . minder
shop messes" -P.C. Bandon] admitted that them is _,....,„,. liai ‘ ..reeeet was out ea hip ii, UMW.
It yards between the van end the opposite Ade of Bond- ''''.7ni-d of Fermi,. e „A; As hawing been opened wit. h prayer
There were about 160 people there Oh the 214. -Defendant ~. The pn. ots-•a,,s
them anlOnnoline. IMO taken out became he mold Articles coo. E.. 1 Nei.. a ISM they would mstly
o uoden_ brood
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han certain tradesman( liked. There were quite 100 .ben he ssit iit wwe.with feedings 2.r great !! mow that
square het In front of Ma van, and he should like to know how s. I und bias sell in the Cbair. The tamp: ,of en
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150 peoide In nick a space could mum an obstruction. One be , a t hata to His um meeting, end 'I 11115 „Z.
gentleman who had compained (Mr. olloon) had icallotod them i mu° g° them, who generally idoshie 1 over their
through the crowd on beneath, and how could he he b- slar to .•
wi w" 0° ' ft .ma parmitted to see their deer a;_„
eructed 1 Ile did out wish to MIMS SD 01.1.11.1a100. so_ , ... a .... ft." tit( ...nap
although he (lid not intend leaving the town, he would will- Blootaiiiii; night ago. en .... __,_ ~.. ii, ze _vete two
Moly move from the space where he now Mood. Ile had the about • ion. ,se ,lis Blooms wow., o. • most of his
idgnstures of let householders is Bond-street. BleholasMreet, thinp ralatin, A... 1 very deeply OU hie r mi,
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end the vicinity, allowing that they never received any , ',tiering', weie. --;-i,yink be was able to da se 1,:,-,s_wtolar
inconvenience from the presence of datendent or hie general madness , mil the other a twain aof ..:r• .
,10. The obatructh In had been caused by a
741,..han° ktnm4 Ito th'unie iceopitp Hthraim who
uses."4-thPurch."ing ahlu'un't °la
Twat-'beerpien'ee"oe to
young man who tried to blow a trumpet but had not udneleat brightened when he t 'the
eniodblaebSe:ls :eflute.°'' and:: liiive: nthoaot, ca' . '.°l.
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wind.-Mr. Ayling informed defendant Butt he was siting coo- 'ion great deal of th. .. familiar. ".bee meeting le
trary to. law ; but If he would promise to move from when be which they were ell so ya mooed, sad 1.,, NI
stood, the Beech would inflict a nominel dna -Dehodant fint,
&eked that they WoOlti make the fine 40a. that he might be chic
to appeal ; hut ultimately undertook to remove the yen within oao.
48 hours, which wen; given him to dins., of his emptiest Ile we_rlon.e.artht.hte
it Bishop's
ben.b gleakataed" wesGed...g:Threswhedilifi"Sbee:
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apparently well pleased The crowd grouted him with rounds ~,,,,,i... ..". be "bed the, .147.- „. 7 for ha
of Moen on hi. appearing outside the Guildhall. and he earnestly as they hod done hither s_ n sowing that
received quite an ovation, till be disappeared Weide the Golden there
were Neueoarenaiete mato., . •ie could not help
Lion.
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prison:omit, on the Information of P.C. Limey. from the earnest prayers of .11 the peer •of the Lord.
trxMoithieWhe"=LisThiiihri'thioo7ltl"ke.ih.P"'"d; but hirlit M*Lettgli'dii ineulk4tedtl"lry Of 00ufne they eliffeted 11010 preyers ro Ill„She Church
of this Biomes, and they knew that if askei ",os through-
P.C. Me Mahon Ini tre had never before in his life limn. II
6.01'7 .dri;therlfed'HY "id
Iron, the"dforeeneTr,-be- M 7. tilii4erlylingit hadth"k‘namrow n Pw...C. °olliitertals7 ulep,nghtehritdhbsdn'"gotit avely. tniTar wart Diiewri efed'--"Theititthilij
Me Mahon tier once he had been in the force, and could give learn that the Nonconformists had so appr.
him no et.ahot e1...W.-This met md ...lei fur Mr. WAser Bishop's earnestness and truthfulness, that th •Y had in
who soled the Iktuch to read a letter he had sent loot week !! i many of auk pleats of wombie, gm, egmag a, o prayer/
for God's Weenie!' upon him in his peat trial—
Br. Ayling ot coon. deelined.
(applauee).
The meeting was then addreased by the Bis hop et
Labusn, who pve details of mirsioaary wot lr in
Borneo.
Mr. Radices, C.S.L, of Netheravon Howe, mops wit
before them, he said, to bear teetimony, short:ides ola
and decisive, to the reality of the mission work ahru aa,
and particularly in India, where he had spent the bi et
portion of his life.
The Bishop of Coinmbo gave an esteouraging amount
of missionary operations in his diocese.
The Bishop of Gibraltar then adrimmed the meeting
for upwards of an hour, and pve s highly interesting
account of the work in which be tad his eisegy ale
engaged along the shores of the Mediternineth.
The noble Chairman having made • few arnoluding
observations, Bishop Heber's Missioam Hymn was
sang, and the benediction having bare ponouseed by
the Bishop of Gibraltar, the proceedings terminated.
A eollection was made at the door, which amounted
to £l3 9s. 2ld. Collections were also made at Sunday
at the churches of St. Thomaa and St Edmund, after
sermons by the Bishops of Colombo and Lehman. The
amounts raised were to U. Thomas £l9 is. liid. ; Bt.
Edmund Ell ss. Rd.

A cattle-plague is prevailing in the dletitlee ei Bala-
sore and Kanti. in India.
As experimeet on the growth of tea Is Ceylon hal
turned eut very wieceseful.
TEL Earl and Canute.' of Derby left London on Mon.
day for Knowsley for the season.
lithresrum ii HASTI.-A young woman in Michigan
has applied for a diverse after • protracted wedded life
of exactly two weeks-Boston Adgrnistr.
" Give Us • Sins." - A well-known resident of
Newark. New Jersey. United States, is about issuing,
in • treat form, a most remarkable document. The idea
lethal a day shall be set apart by Christians of every
deuomiciation when prayer shell be offered that at •
certain day and hour the Lord will set a sign in the
ii whereby infidels may know that the Bible-la
the Word of God. TM Mete are to find their way of
over the country.
Armin TO MURDER • ?Aram-At the Lewes
algae, OD Friday, Hsury Cooper, aged only 18, was
rienvicted of attempting to murder his lather, a farmer,
let Henfield, is Sussex. The primmer bad paid his
addressees to • women older then Itheseil, and his
father had prevented the marriage. Actuated by
revenge, be waylaid his parent, and bred • rifle at him.
The piece wsa not loaded with ball, but the ramrod had
bees left in the barrel, and thus inflicted • dangerous
wound. He was sentenced to penal Norville& for 20 .
years.
Mr. GLADwrosx was prevented from attending the
House of Commons on Monday by • slight relapse of
his resent indisposition, and be has gone to Chisel
burst. There is no foundation, however, for the
exaggerated reports that have been somewhat setivalyv
ciremated in society. The right honourable gentlemen.
has been suffering from • malady which is not unusual:
at Ibis seSSOD • bet zest is having its effect. and be
reckons on being in town again within •My or two at
the latest.
As union Urines out of the extraordinary eke et
abduction of • Jewess at Cardiff is now being tried at
the Glamorganshire mire. The plaintiff is Bernet!
Lyons, the father of the child, and the defendants are
the Bev. N. Thomas and his wife, and four other
persons. It is alleged that the defendants enticed the
plaintiff's daughter from his service, she being at the
time his servant, and that they bartoured and detained
her against her will. The trial is Lica/ to weepy two
Or three days.
Sarnia • MAI Os FULL-A HMO, who had dressed
himself up in papers of different colours, wu begging
freer house to house, on Friday sfternoon last, at HulL
He called at the Hamburg earths public-home. Dock-
street, and while there begging one of the inmate*, a
man with a smock frock, struck • match and applied
the light to the paper in which the beggar was dressed.
The man was instantly enwrapped in flames, and his
shrieks were fearful. The flames were extinguished as
soon as possible, but the man was so severely burnt that
it was found necessary to remove him, on • board, to the
butirmary, where he DOW remains In • precarious con-
dition. The police are endeavouring to arrest the per-
petrator of the mance.
nut Or • lIAN FOR DROWNING RIR SON.-At the
Devon mane Mr. Justice Lush beard • cuss of stroeions
cruelty to • child. The amused, Thomas Sickle,
labourer, of Plyesseith, was charged with an attempt
to murder his son, Charles Bickle. Mr. Clark prom
eared; prisoner woo undefended. It seemed that on
June 9, the prisoner, n returning home in • state al
drunkenness, milked fat his child and threatened to
throw him into the tani'i. No motive for this threat
was know., and 00 oegoe was taken of it. But on his
4041.4 going into the y amt she discovered the child in
the tonic, which w. fun .of ',liter. She took it out,
and it was examined by • e, edits' Itentimma it was
insensible. Prisoner, when e,harged with the offence,
eaid if tbe child was not dead k ought to be he would
hang a hundred of them. Whew 5t the Guildhall be said
that if possible he would have sham i his landlady Bite the
water re well. He was found sudsy . His lordship reht
it was • cue showing the sad elbate or drink- The
sentence was "even years' penal ea rotted.; if the
prisoner had not been recommended be seer% it would
have been penal servitude for life.
EIGHT IDIUNDRSD AND THIRTY FIR 011 e...-Th•
of Reed,. Harrod reoestly came before th e City a
London court. It was an appeal from the oh elaioe of
the deputy-jadm, who had ruled that the plata tithed
no
right to deduct twelve months' interest bees a sewn
days' bilL Plaintiff said he had on the last emetelt
sued the defendant upon • promissory note for Fla It
was • note at seven days, but there was • special egsee.
best to pay the km off in twelve montbs:-Pliet
Honour : How mush mosey was actually advancedl,--
Plaintiff : £8 16.-Ills Honour: Sc you dedsetel
• 14. from ClO for seven days' loan f-Plaintiff : Herr
Is an ordinary business transaction, in shish the de-
fendant agree to pay so much for the setiommodatiem•
I produce his bill for £lO, and I east wize span it.-Hie
Honour : Yea, you could theinpon • bill of the kind IF
it represented • proper transaction' but this is not so.
This is • ease in which you have deducted • twelve-
month's interest from a seven days' bill. This bill was
given in September, 1868, sod it is now July 1869; yea
lOW entitled to nine months' interest at 5 per ant.,
certainly not to 244.-Plaintiff : This will be a serious
matter for loan societies-His Honour: The interest
Merged upon the face of this note is 830 per cent
that's all. This application must be refused, and
shall allow defendant 10e. mete.
DREADFUL MURDER De fitrose.-A Meade murdat.
bee been perpetrated in the siltrisoint Haserebenx
young man named William M and • boy Ithnelt
Thomas Newbury, were at week ow uncial oreesiege.
Is • field in the occupation of H. Smith farmer. The
boy was found in the course of the evening with his•
throat out, and quite deed, his bead being nearly severed
from his holy. Near the piece where the body wem
round was picked np • knife, which has bees Identified
as belonging to Hobbs, mil • meek (reek has been found.
in • thick hedge near where the body Wee found which
haa also been identified as Worming to Hobbs. The
p01i„..p., plug to Mobbe's home found that the
clothes which he WOES oa Thursday evening tress she
covered with blood. Hobbs haa been did.
Famarrur. AO:IDIOM TO • BO"- A IXP"oeltgla iteddest
occurred at St. Peter's, Newcastle, to • boy named Job's
Saupton. 13 years of age. He was walking awe....
Limo babe, heap, where some red hot thig bed dame'
the morning been deposited. Owing to the suer eg
the deg beep Mind the ardour of Mho's' rubbish lying
shout, &Lepton inoautionaly placed his foot on one of
the large blocks. whom it suddenly've Deeelpt.
taking him amongst the hot slag.He
get out of his dangerous poon, but unfortusitely in
doing so fell upon hie side, end was burnt hi • frightful
manner. Ills screams brought masque, and as soon as
he could be extricated he wag conveyed to the Newcastle
Infirmary, where be lies in • precarious condition.
Tag limr.th Com -A girl, aged 18, was admitted
to Laiboutiere : she had been overworked and underfed,
and was now subject to violent headache,
palpitation, and *rani prathings in the 'best, general
numbness, vomiting, and other distressing symptom.
Dr. Burg, learning that she bed been treated with
tonics, especially with iron, applied plates of that metal
and steel to various parts of her body. (For those
applications small metal discs are seed; they are laid
on • given spot, and negated there with strips of
sparadrap.) Be foretold that Iron externally would
Go no good, sines it bad failed internally. Speen
ornunala, and gold were tried in tare, end We time in
the shape of ring* on the fingers. The hands
I being
kept ander the bed-elothes it was found that poldla
resisted some sensibility to the gam to ,oidoh it
yes
=
tt All the eLhet metals were now dieeerdee, iod opo• am the proper spesilla Dr. Bury, aM
ms•
so certain of the numb that he empiathed beteeehead he
the Ispetanders what would be the sacossiee ntedilise.
Mom the patient would Islamise* in the eORNee ol the
gold trestmet The preperstios e 1110604 Wei chloride
of oxide of gold and sodium, in doses of one sentatir.
taken daily before dinner. The mitatity wie treduall;
ionroaael to lout uentio, nlO in a little more Owl •
breath a irelftgot curl wobteimpl.-aofignont,