The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-25 00:00:00

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LANIORICIERE IN IRELAND.—The Kilkenny Journal
y.:--" Time iA now hardly a doulit that thMdi
tingsiMhod g..tatral of the I 'atholie army will honour the
Weaford Brigade listopiet with his vrexmee, and never
was then such r. eeptiwn accorded to anyone since the
of 01.7.mi01l a. will be given to this great hohlier of
;le Utah by the I eeple 1 Ireland. From the hour he
-ets his (ma on our suit till lie leaves it one continued
ovgtion awaits ovation which a king might
envy. Let him come, then, in God's name, and see an
as we are 114 Ireland."

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ATTEUrrED MCRDEIt AND ticiclDE IN Gram:ow.
—Oil Therelay week, 141.11 t nine o'clock, a butler,
named 51.31illigati, in the titiployment of William
Murray, o: the Munkland Iron Works, cut the
Catlett of his master's rook, an I afterwank liii
UWII It appears that fur some time past the
e•wk, a young woman of twenty, and the
butler, who is ahout fe! years of age, hail frequently
hail disputes about their work. Some diseetwitin hail
arisen between the two from some of these causes on
Thursday ..... rning. which resulted in the butler becom-
ing so enraged that lie seized a large carving knife and
aimed it at her thnett. The girl avoided the stroke and
ran out t.f the room downstairs to the scullery, whither
the butler followed her, and, catching hold of her, he
drew the harp knife across her itetk, inflicting a severe
gash from behind her left ear to the front of her throat.
Ile Diets ran into Ilk own room, the door of which lie
locked, :aid numb, a deep gash with the carving
across his throat. A tiohee•eenataLle attempted to get
into the butler's room, but lituting the door locked, lie
went I 0111141 to the court-yard, and looked in at the
window, where he distinctly stw the butler washing
the blood f the knife, while from the gash on hie
throat blood was ru g profusely. Ile ref wed to open
the door to the iwliee, and opened, a drawer bud toek
out a penknife. The polite intuit diately ran to the
iloor Or the I,MM awl broke it open. On entering the
spartmett the butler took up the carving knife and
flung it st them, without, how ver, striking them.
During the time he was brandishing the carving knife
he the penknife in the otter band, awl struck it
iepeatetlly into his throat. The isdieemen prevented
bun from further injuring fillip:lf. In. Andrew
Buchanan was vp,. dily called in, awl dressed the wounds
of both the butler awl the cook, and they were then
conveyed to the infirmary. The doctor said the wound
on the neck of the girl was more scrim's thim that of
the butler, but lie was of opinion that both may recover.

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Ifer Mnst Gracious Majesty has. wte are informed
contributed IW goincis to the fund in aid of the
Ilktremwd ribatid weavers of Coettstry and its neigh.
how 1.04. d.

Another Dramatic Performance took place at Windoor
on the evening of Fiiilay week. Mr. Tom Taylor'.
'Balaa in the Woods''was represented.
The Priticea Alice is not to be married until 1862
when she will he • ..tveu years of age.
The Empress of the French, we hear, intimated her
intention of returning to England next au limier, and of
making* tour of visits in Scotland.
The climate of Ilsideira agre a well with the Emprcas
of Austria, %show health haa improved.
Parldielit will 'nee for the dispatch of bu.iiness on
11me:41. of Fehru my.
DEATH or 111 c M.uniris or 1) i.tiorstii.—The
Nlawittis of I hilliou,ie thed at ttttt sic Castle, Midi°.
I. 1,111, on Weilnesilar evenino, at half-paiit six o'clock.
7., 'date of his heattli had tor wane time precluded all
hope of his recovery. Having no male isine, the
B aittish earldom and estates of Doll de fall to his
eonsiis. Lord 14: tttttt tire. lii bath in hija 414th yuir is
a....1:er awl inatanio• of the going doe n At twoll.
hew st..t.,M. zilch evpwctations. After a
lii of spluipi.al passed away about
the critical a.te when Nelwiti was shot down at Trafad
ellen Napo!. clieed liii pliblie life, :old when
Wellington enthol Ids military career, but when Minis.
t. rs generally are only la-ginning to put forth their
I.oa era. •