The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26 00:00:00

SUPPOSED CHILD MURDER NEAR DEVIZES.

Not many weeks since the body of a child was found
in a ditch in the precincts of the town of Trowbridge.
On Homy, lay portions of the bodv of a child were dis-
covered at a farin-linwe in the village f S-end, midway
between Id-vises and Mirkstiam An inquest has been
held on the rionain., end from the venial ce sd laced we
learn thst some persons occupied a f irm-house at
Seenii, and left some few months since. Mr. an I Mrs.
Hart have subsequently been living there, and few asps
prrviiusly Mrs. H.rt had occooion to remove a
bun ile of fodder from • dung heir, at the rear if the
preinisen, oar the mivy. While she was doing so with
a dung prong, she was started to see the h•nd and foot
of a child sticking out. She raised an slim, and P.C.
Illatchford, the village constable, was fetched, and he
pulled out the bock bone, ribs, leg bone, and hand of a
child from the soil. 'these portions redo to hove been
Con ,rom the body, giving rise to the ounposition that •
horiible ewe of infswicide. accompanied by muiilation,
hod taken plooe there ; and. accordieg to the testimony
of the mein.' man, Mr. L. Millr. from ble!ksharn, at
no very remote period either, an he judges the remains
1 to have lain there about four m inths. The finger nails
of His cliii. had were fully grown, showing thot the
chthi was a full timed one. As the pile's was missing,
Mr. Miller could not say to what sex the remain. he-
kluged. The di•covery has caused a good ileal of mite.
meet in the place The verdict wan " Found Deid."
the coroner, Mr. U oorge Sylve-ter, informing the jury
that they cool I arrive at no other. The police are
making every inquiry into the matter.

INTIRIMINCI To L %Mee.— At this season of the leer
the import•at process of bleaching and dressing laces
.nd linens for spring and summer wear commences. We
would therefore particulerly call the attention of our
feM• readers to the G1e,,f1,.11 Starch. It is now plain-
li•ely used in the Royal Laundry. and her Majesty's '
ss pronounces it to be tee finest ateroh ohs ever
used. IF/telt pee ask for She Oreilisid, see thsa you yet it.
THE wide reoutation, out ieereaaing &men I for
llorniman'et Packet Tea, has induced some to cony the
labels, wrappers, ke.; he public are therefore motioned
that e.nuise p ckets are .dgeeel, "Wit k F.I Herat%
man and Co., Loudon, ri,igin al linrorters of the Pure
Tea." The great strength, delicious 6 •voor, and real
cheapness of this tea is in high estimation. For local
agents see edvertisement in this paper.
IT is to he feared that the faculties of our old frien4
Mrs. liarriA are becoming somewhat impaired, or to one
her own words, "her hearins ain't so good as it used to
be ;" in proof of which, on hearing a friend say that as
tie late review " Brighton multered very stroeg." ate
geld •' Yes, I demon that the Brighten mustard it
very rood and very etrome bet I likes CoLN•e•ii, as is
sold at the sign of the Bull's Head."
HoLLOWATII PILLS.—Tbia ()online medicine LOA the
happiest effect when the blood is overheatel and a
tendency to infltuimatory action is set up in the
system • 0s pill taken shortly before dinner does away
with the indigestion, Neale, ant ft noleney—indien-
tions of a weak stomach or a disordered liver. A few
pills taken at bedtime sot as .Iternatives and .perients ;
they not only relieve the hostels but regehne every
or:an connected with them,overeome all acrid humours,
and encourage • free supple of all the secretions
essential tee her welleeing. Hollowey's Pals thoroughly
cleanse and perfectly regulate the circulation, and
beget • feeling of comfort in hot climates and high
temperatures, •hich is tuce.t desirabie for preservation
of health.
Saut or RAIZ OLD Poiret! OF TEll LAT' BARON
The last in•il h inga news of some excite-
ment in the Oporto market, canned by the sale (un-
der ord. rs of tie trustees) or the imoorrarit stock of
'are ohl wines of the late Baron Sit.. The period
for realising the stook has tot been propitious, in
oon.s.quence of the present dieleeas of tra le caused
by the enormous stocks of Port wine in the hands
of 'the grower., and by the feeling of uncertainty
existing in Portugal on account of the (it ago of
Ministry. At the time of the death of B•ron Seize
hie lodge at Villa Nova i'ontainet the large quantity
of 2,500 pipes of Port ed the five choir:ern vintage° of
the peat half-nentury, via. : 800 pip-. vintage, 1834 ;
403 of DM, 4'10..f 1847; 250 of 1851; an 650 of
1863 vint.ge. In years se-on the vintages•have been
imlifferent or only moderately good the produce of
this est en has been quickly dip earl of in Oporto;
hot in those yearn when the qoaloy his been eiroe-
tionally fine the yield has ben preserved in the 1 edge
of the estate. A large portion of the above is for
immediate ship•nent to klogland, 1.225 Miele (equal
to nearly one million boitl-s) having been pure:heard
ter Messrs. W. and A. Gilbeev, of London. A great
change has taken plasm within the last quarter of a
century in the de-eiirion of Port wine in demand
in this °Gantry. Imtese of consumine, a. hirlierto,
wines that have been b dtlerl soon alter the vintse,
and which are consequently strong and full.bostieri,
pureh.ers have of late turned their att••ntion to the
aloes of light el. gent Port wines which have been
many years in cask in the bug-s of rtporto. where
the a,mmpitere is especially adlited to the improve-
ment and ripening of wine. The estates of the late B iron
seize are to be diposed of during the next month, by
or ter of the Court of Portugal.
We notice the introduction nf the finmalineGlest.and
excellent drawing for the hair of persons of every age who take
pleasure in the twenty of the erownine ornament of nor race. A circular has also been tuned from the Foreign
Thi. article is intro timed by Messrs. Corley, tine Mem, .1. B. Office, which peremptorily limits the ho.pitaliiy to be
and K. A. Curley and Co, of in, Dartuolutnew Clove. London, afforded to the ships of war of either belligerent. They
EC. They have previuudy made a very famous preparabon
are not to bring their prigas into Biitish waters, nor
for th. *mile purpami, .4 which they had the excluvice control
throughout F.urope. Comallne Gloat identical lit compu•ltion m they resort to any of th.rn as a station or place of
wi.h that itrible, but experie ni ...I skill have made it equipment or for any other warlike service; and if they
dieicriottly superior in quality. It Is very cleanly, cooling, and enter any Mali port, they roust, unless prevented by
s it gives such a brilliancy and luxuriant stress of weather or want of neeessaries for the sub.
appearance to the hair thtt glom memo It.. Most appropriate
menace of the crew, or of needful r.p.ira, pot to sea
name. It is put up in bottles at 2.5. 6d. and 5a., a phee which,
coir.,,ierin, the the hotlea o„,i tho quality of the eosin within 24 hours, with no more supplies than are
ma cried., will oily remunerate the proprietors through • very necessary for iinmediete use or may be wanted for •
extensive dement. Cotnaline Reatorer, at the same prices, fur voyage to the nearest port of the ship's country or to
Grey Hair, &Odom., Sc., which is made by the none Arm, some nearer destination. This prompt departure is,
mimetico greet practical experience and 1.. uminutrodly the however, oubject to another regulation, designed to
best R. orator for the II air. The Coin alum are rebid by all prevent breaches of neutrality by the b•lligerente in
(lading Chembite an I Perfumers everywhere. See advertisement . .
nat c •1.1.11 inter Ole 11 .111 .1 Cootaline oc our waters. If any vessel of one belligerenttown a
Brit ieti pl.!. no ship nf war of the other beldeerent in
LUXURIANT AND BRAOTITUL ATIL-11N. EL A. Aerate,
--me waters be allowed to depart until the first
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NORTH GERMAN VE94E1.9.
There are about 100 1.11 of Nor h tlerrntu vessels
detained an tho ts,rth-e..t.rn ports of Englan& Within
the next tooeth above 40 *ail of lar4e N irth German
yeoels may b* expected in the Chime of tit., Channel
lsilen with yalaalilu earipea from Suuth America. for
Hamburg and other places ; and se the masters of
these will here no knowle Igo of the outbreak of
hostilities between Franca* and Prussia, they are
likely to fall easy victims to the cruMers of the former
country, who, no doubt, will be on the look-out for
them.