The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28 00:00:00

PIG KILLING IN THE PUBLIC STREETS.

To the Editor.

Stn,—Believing it is as mach your desire to expose
public abuses a• it is your Si M to encourage and suppoet
all measures likely to improve sad benefit the town,
I lave taken the liberty of calling your anemic,. to one of
lb i most barefaced acts of disregard to public decency
and neighbours' feelinp as wu, perhapa, ever witnessed
in any town. This occurred not very far from the Gas-
works, in a part of the town of Blandford known),
the name of lb. "New Buildingu" A certain indi-
vidual there not only stuck two !Again the public street,
(the blood flowing down for • considerable distance),
but actually lighted a fire and singed them, to the
great annoyance of Lis neighbours, end danger to her
Illajesty's subjects, whose necks might have been plveml
In imenineht peril if any bores had pamed that way at
the time. Trusting the offender will take this gentle
hint, and not in future expose hinverif to a penalty of
40s. and coats by such foolish tiondect,—l remain
years, ko.,
Slandford, April 18th.

LOOKSB-ON.

Court anti lit* Lift.

Tue Paimesan or W•Lza—There are many well-
authenticated stories of the simplicity of manners at
our pure and well-ordered Court, but what would Mrs.
Grundy say if she were assured on indubitable authority
that a certain young Princess actually offered. in • play-
ful mood, to show a proof of her taste and nimbleness
of finger by newly trimming the bonnet of • Queen
e V When, after much entreaty and a great deal
rofiZinghing the desired permission has been given' the
ladies in waiting, it seems, remark that the chap( au,
when it ii brought back, is much lighter and more
cheerful-looking than before. Their quick eye ‘,312
discover that it has been divested of a great il,ol of
crape. Perhaps • certain Royal personage made the
same discovery. Perhaps the young Piincess stood
mom one agetetUtlng, ou.oleflhi whether the 1011138
hint would be kindly taken. A little bird has whispered
that that after a momentary sigh she received a hearty
and ofiectionate kiss, and that several pairs of loving
eyes, by • not unnatural coincidence, brimmed and ran
over at the same moment.

--iii•--1;;;e-1;;;;I--;CO--trait of the Prince of wan
which reflects the greatest credit opon his Finial
Highness, and proms that his heart is in the light
plasm. Canoe Stanley, who accompanied the Prince to
the Bast, was last week on • visit in Berkatire, when
be received a /otter from the Priam, couched in thc
moat friendly sad affable terms, saying that, as Canon
Stanley had remarked that be would be happy at any
time to visit Sandringham, his Royal Highness hoped
be would tome to him at Easter, as he and the Princess
were 1101i00A to receive the Holy Sacrament, and rc•
'Binding him that lest year be bad administered it to
Use Prince near the Lake of Ilberiao How plearing it
will be to all to learn of the strict attention of the
Prince to his religious &Mien, and also to know that he
has, during his brief but noble comer, been consistently
kind to the friends and acquaintances of his early days!
Court Journal.

A young and very beautiful lady one evening willed
be We an impression at a bell, and went to ha soot to
borrow her diamoada. " hly dear," said ti,. aunt.
" you are young tad beautiful ; I am mum. Who
am& Um diamonds moat? However I will make.
bargain with you—lend OH your fuss, and you may have
my allantoorta."
• mine ledy was walking In the pariah of Upton 8t
Lissom& a few days ago. when aba ancer•td a "io.hia.
mattering come blank at Imeadeast over the load
"What are you eotring„ my good IMAM r All impaired.
"Out (soot) mans, replied the rant& "Swing loot,
my good man r—" Yee, near& I be a-sowing mil*—
" Well, well," ezeleimed the lady, "sad whatever do
you espeet to reop P'—',Why &imbeciles, ov coarse,
rasava, replied the rustic, with a hearty grin.
Captain Troccabonious, who had a very little pose,
joictasoldier who woos wog way large. "Pooh!
pooh r easel tho soldier, " wham the matter with my
n cee ? Do you thiak it wee made at the expense of
&mar
, . _ . .

"I can't ansorive." mid ODO landowner to another,
" bow it is that you manage. lam ennvinced that yen
are not of temper to spend mom than your intorno ;
and yet though your amide is is. than mine, I could not
afford to lave at the rate you do." tly lord." mid lb.
ether, "1 holm a plasm." " A pimp You sew ots. I
never heard .Itill now. Prey, what placer "I ma my
Os. sieward."

A verso writer who eallod Unwell post was walking
with Tallaysand, and would mho now od kin own
mom The era, pereeiv_lar elisst side the
alne‘a javaleg. labia Via eti Ids GOV*
Mod, NØIf, ')MI.,d ;Me hien ils."

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