The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29 00:00:00

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and was led by Mr. D. Godfrey.
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well.filled
known thet the disease spread u.
oC the Edinburgh dairies, inde-
several others in the vicinity.
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washed. .8b• !aided i.
and pet it into the drawer. Het three hight-dreseas 1
Mertemodisd by Mr. Foley (the polies stiperia- I
Sandell). and she beilime also by Mt. Parsons, the
'medical atteudent al the family. Skil thought the
'blood stelae had hem afteetwaiirinilliff but, but on .
I,..h:Lthair dim up to gm him u ur t„0 after, itself.
vends *and the stains were ' visible. She this pr.'
a,,' ' the deem moving it from to plasm,
boo. t
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Ivo Si six days after the ohm's death that
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burned. the night-drew. On the Saturday morning. . . see,.
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sit* Alastid the ISlof,ibe took an opportunity -Of the music (for
eftebsorved in the case in the wardrobe. • thirteen militant.
' shatabsind bee eightkleses from the clothes', „.,,ibuted ear
kii.
when the heonereadd went to fetch • glees of •''""
;mats% 'Mai allied ill/Anent food ía the boiler
hole whatever whateverwith the deed.
the inirtive of her crime," esys Dr,
•••• , 44 • thataltliesghsheenterteined at new do,
rime ie, • lewd for the present Mrs. Kent, ,L • •
for a
•yel • ~., AL; . were at any time made which, in ""e" indes-Bbird theirmerry
prattle into
let •-.1 ~‘'` was diaparsgMg to any member of the moment, and hushed their
WE, 4.. immured it up and determined to silence, as, pointing to the noble statue of
,illie.issd no ill-will against the little boy 'Albert the Good,' they told the pleasant
SO crail of the children of her rtep-mother. of his life and recorded his many
"Illi• deliaired that both her father and her step-
mother had. *brays been kind to her, sad before Yes, we may slightly travestie the
her talitivadtereshitsi a letter to Mr. Rodway on this verse of Longfellow, and say :
,
,point; 'which was made the grounds on which '• of !toad men .11 remind us
:P.m onettirel ..i, ofi the trial that she bad received Aar make our lire. sublime,
the arlatatikeees (rem both Mr. sad hire. Ben t." And when dying !wive behind us
Dr. gooknell acids :—" She told me when the Footprinta on the sands of Time -
alurdamild Was seemed she bad fully made op her Footprinte which perchance another
Mind Melmsfess, if the nurse bad been wave:tad, sailing o'er life's silent mai*
and thphilmisid felt herself under the influence of Some forlorn and shipwrecked brother
BMu my r
*herbal' O&M elm committed the murder, but that s take beet% sego
' 1 did4ific melees, and had not belisied, that lb. But it is the old old story—Hers•Worship—
' bad- more to do with her mime than be had the most inveterate idolatry of man. And
81#114/1**11_,_11"4"4"„..., • 81"' b" II" ee'd her we are doing now nothing else and nothing
Trayetuiqartor einem W. and not after-
women. she leen towards this Prince's memory than the
wards ' • same 60 •
said that e aftesmatmer load raiiiiipos ancients when they deified their dead and
-dealings, in her mind was bout receiving erected to them the god-like statues of Phidias
saoranme when emitrined. Praxiteles. Their Royal Highnesses the
A. °Maim his been expressed the
4nd Princess of Wales are after all to
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be Comtism Kent __ _ ___
. illattZt°4llll be attributed • • • - I .n attendance at the Coburg ceremony,
' . Yowled of her id.. Momover, and will return from the Continent direct in
or cdf her hair, drawling bonen in ner a royal yacht to Aberdeen for Abergeldie
broth . ' cio9sis, and Movies-her beam with the in-
+it
4entioWnf was ahromt, whiles occurred when she
woe onlo3 years et age, indioased a yeonlarity of
tan
Castle. This is the visit which usually' pre-
cedes that of her Majesty to the Highlands,
. •disposittea a 4 determination of character and it is expected that the Queen will return
which nJag far good or evil, .her future to Balmoral sometime between the 11th and
life alatild`leannimftaban This Deadlier diePasiliaa 18th of September. The Emperor and Ern-
which. ilfl Stiablinglder 'and violent resolves
... of • : iiimiiid ibk, to cam, mid weigify ebe. rem of. the French have arrived at Fontein-
hought444
,okalmas, and. magnify into Imam that lean "in perfect health ;" an accident, how-
1, ware to liii, 'remingea any little family incidents or ever, occurred to one of their train, the
- - amerrences *Mob pe,mokoci her displeesure. Duchess Anna Murat, who was overturned
" Although, it became my duty to advise hew ieel thaMs mimed no symptoms of in her carriage—the horses having taken
t insanity at
time of my examination, and that, so far ail it fright—and was severely injured.
was possible to anisrtain the .158. 01 her wind at so If. It is seldom we have to record a more
remote si pericid, there am no evidence of it at the pleasing or imposing ceremony, countenanced dairies
time of tbethorder, Ism yet of opinion kbat, owiug by a larger attendance of Church dignitariee dairies
to ihe peculiarities of her constitution, it is pro- . bad. thatunder prolonged „intl.," uousufmnut an..‘A clergy, than the eeneeeration which took soinoth.
she would besome imam. The validity of this place on liniradayi at St Peter's, Symonds. .: the
; *Pinion is Pi iMperteme new that the senterior of bury. Haying now, and on former occasions, is noan_lv
dams lint se sated Se Penal etnennde for Sfe; however, stated what was due in thisinstauce
' for no omineald Mare that the punishment of this to len 1 ' 't ld be al over fifteen
eriininal should be so carried out as to cause danger e ea exertion, 1 wou togetner one can tau aO, the (int
,a a Supthiplia4 'smut puuh,huwat not maw.. unbecoming were we to let. slip the occasion ate; an animal
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plated t,p the law."
4 piq Jug a 4itting tribute to the spirit ethic)), it be abritutely
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