The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04 00:00:00

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DEATH Or SIR Citinininni. CsrattorlLL—'riba Right
Honourable Sir Creme,.ll Creeswell, the wellAnews
and much remodel Judge Ordinary of the Coen at
Probate, Divorce, and Matrimonial Causes, died at hie
residence, 21, Albert Gate, on Wednesday meniag._ II
will be recollected that the teamed judge met with as
accident on Friday, the 17th ult., when maiming from
the Divorce Court, through the Mall, in St
park. When opposite Stafford Hove, his hens Gems
into collision with the carriage of Lord Awelerd •• the
animal was knocked down, and the lose-cap el la
CresswelPs right leg cut through. He was raveyed he
his own house, and on all Mode the injuries he bed
sustained were regarded am alight. Under the eere al
Mr. Charles Hawkins and Mr. Lane he sensed to h.
rapidly recovering from the effeote of the aseident, and
on Wednesday evening received as usual several Altars,
t others Lord Wensleydale, who sat and as-
=with him for some time. On being reareved te
his bed at half-past six, his lordship Memos
faint, and expired in a few minutes, -before malignderA
could be procured. The suddenness of the death, and
the supposed trivial nature of the injuries he meetly
received, induce the ruralise that he may hare beer the
victim to some internal disease; but this mama be as-
certained without a post-mortem examinatioe. The
learned gentleman was in his sixty-ninth yam at the
time of his decease. In the Court of Chassery on
Thursday the Lord Chancellor feelingly alluded to the
death of Sir Cromwell Cromwell, expressing his
pain, sorrow, and regret at the event, and
that the deceased gentleman had served his eounlirp
for upwards of twenty years as one of the area
distinguished and learned judges et the day; his
loss torZdecullar court over which be lead se
ably ' was &hoar irreparable. Dor* the
remar of the Lord Chancelkw the whole her re-
mained standing, and exhibited mosidarable emothes.
As en advocate the late was es of Ss scot acid
and inanimate of era. Hs had no arra, and
appeared to be devoid of mew, sod to Maria a hely
horror of everything that approashad to garricalaillas
list though so sot.l and languid a meeker, his mates,
, was dams a redeeming feature in his Moaner ; sekr
from being minting in seal for his elbser, he wee
always most careful and welehtel for their Wen=
arid no one who ever observed Me
which be would adhere to say posaisa PLAI 11111:toegid
favourable to their mar, sr=agalnst the bead: red
the counsel. amid tail to lea Smelt with the
fact. perwasl 61,842+660 Judge Cromwell was tall
and dna, pale in complexion, with bars and was
partisslarl eriroeratia" in his writ • et:
of what illirtared people would called beu*ssr
which wasreelly the resereeof a by. ..y. ..4k..
ssnsiti.. uatar. His lime .....n.
and his eyes ad soentastance were angularly virMig
elpnesioo. If it would perhaps be entree to say that
be was very peas as s judge, still it .511 he owned
that be was w emoted, and his Is. will he with
difficulty reesined, soon Nrogiony ths preisee
crowam modifier of the bermes of the Divans 0041146
Already, however, rumour is beer with its barbed
tongues as to his orobable sacoessar, and we have hued
It mentioned at it.. dubs that the 'hake ef her Modes
willty
Ivry probably fall as Dr. Pldlifinore.
Loss or rag artists Pears—The ream Akeltata,
from the Channel Islands, which arrived at 8
on Wedneeday,reporta the total lose of Me 4=
belonging to the Newhaven and Jersey line. The Paris
struck on the Orman rook, near Illieaboth Omit* eff
Jersey, on Tuesday morning. at nine o'clock, mid dank
immediately. The parengen and crew were saved,
having been picked up by the Soutb•Weetern
steamer Wonder. She left Plymouth as fiessiaat
with passengers and carp for Owns, and Jens,
on Monday, started for St. Maio in aliarge;fis
said to be experienced, the weather being
that could be desired. At the ealtoses Of
Harbour the pilot stoma sonashat undasidad videlt
Pastors to take, the middle or tbe flelletee. The eaptels
was in the act of remonstrating with the Pass for Ids
hesitation, when the vessel struck on Ms Grass Vaseline
a rock near the mouth of The
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and was set lamed. Sbe lisliaarsaires el inter,
and hopes of zeisiag her us