The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12 00:00:00

MR. GLADSTONE.

A rumour has been circela ad that Mr. Gladstone's
house had been attacked by a mob. The rumour was
unfounded, but we are informed that two months ago
a man wearing e Turkish fez was seen suspiciously
loitering about Mr. Gladstone's residence Since then
police hare been rationed at the house and other
precautions taken to protect the right hon. gentleman
from violence. The man was last seen about ten days
dace.

.i•Uniresol-utioirs—as-SlOtt it. In the first place the inquiry
aa been, "For what lithe m may wanted r To this ' ACTION FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
que.tion no precise reply ha. berm given. The nearest ,
AGAINST A CURATE.
approach to • &Mae answer has been the announcement "
that it was required to strengthen England in any A breach of promise came of an extraordinary
Conference or Congress which might be held But we do • character was concluded in the Exchequer Court,
not yet know whether any such meeting will take place. Dublin, Wednesday. The plaintiff wu • young lady .
albeit rumours to the effect have been for some time named Emily Dalton, aged 22 years, redding at
abroad. In the wenn,' place, people ask in what way and
Kilrush (County Clare), and the defendant was the
In which direction Bohai interests are threatened. Mr.
Forster went so far on Thur.day to say that it Ramis Rev. Jeremiah Donovan. curate of Jonesborough
chose to enter Constantinople and occupy the city for • (county Armagh). He 1. 28 years of age. The plains
brief period, the &wink Government should decline to tiff and the defendant were cousins, and had been on
intender,. We have, hr./ever, no authentic information friendly terms during the greater part of their life. In
on this point. and the Csar may not attempt to hold the Auest. 1874, defendant became engaged t Miss
city even for a day. Mr. Harty, who followed Mr. •••••
In ir uallachan while he wee • student in Trinity I
thad","" the debate. w" 'duewhtt Pere`euds hi. College. In the spring of 1875 be was appointed I
regnant.. it wag no answer to the strictures cis me ea.
Premier to remind hue that half of hie political life had curate of Kilkee (County Clue), where in ash rt time
been pawed in the Conservative camp, nor Ls it any his friendship of the plaintiff ripened into love, and
explanation of the purpose. of Ministers to recall the fact they became engaged. The defend anti mother wrote
that Mr. Gladstone was once, and possibly still is, a toplalotif a mother two month, afterward.. stating
member of the Carlton Club. The speech .4 the Ifinieter that he had conies...l to her that when he became
for War was brilliant and even forcible. hut it was more a engaged to plaintiff, he was already pledged to
defence of bird Beaconsfield than an espianation of the Mies O'Callaghan, that be fell madly in love
objects which the Government have in view.
with Miss Dalton, and, forgetting truth, honour,
In the Home of Lord. Tuesday, notice was given by
the Duke of Richmond and Gordon that he should and everything. his only excuse was that he
introdo.' the Cattle Diseases Bill on Timothy next Lord thought Miss O'Callaghan aid not care for him. She
Arlie dincted attention to the peace ova-tuns athl the appealed to them not to disgrace her son, as she feared
inconsistenceo in the despatches relating to the Russian be would go out of his mind if the matter was made
occupation of Constantinople. Lord Derby •Indis.isd public, On receipt of this; letter Mime Dalton wrote,
the c".mistency of the despatches, and in answer to • raving that if Miss O'Callaghan wished still to have
remark of the nolole Earl am to England's isolation, said
H_
he believed events would show that this country did not him, she was free to do so hut when Mine O'CallaghaN
occupy an twisted position. Replying also to Lord "IN written to. she freed •L mof the engagement. is
Cole ister anti the Duke of Argyll, Lord Derby further engagement with Mime Daltrm was then renewed. He
end that though Crete was in a stewed moch excitement, left Kilkee through some difference with his rector in
the Cretan Assould) had not Passed a vot. IlllssliMf the the summer. f 1877, and went to Dublin, where he met
island to tireece, and that annexation could not be Miss O'Callaghan frequently, and in August of that
effected without the sanction of the guaranteeing l'owers. year he wrote saying he had consulted doctors, who
In the House of Commas, in reply to question., the
told him he was not in a fit state to marry. An angry
Chancellor of the Exchequer sail the Government would
endeavour in the approaching arrangement to secure to correspondence followed between Miss Dalton's (admit.
the Bulgarian Prothamots such guarantees for religious and the defendant, in which the former accused him
freedom as might be obtainable. Mr. Bourke stated that of "humbugging and plotting to get out of the e
the Government would me the, influence to prevent ment," and ultimately it was arranged thialigst%es;
vemels suiting fro.n the Black Sea for England from beiel " marriage should be put off for a year. The plaintiff
stopped in the &siphon. during the Armistice. Mr. begged to he left alone for that time, and to have
Tr""Il••• "` • ••••ti"• of Privilege' °l:lect'd f'• the peace of mind. Before the year was over he married
imputations thrown upon hint I.y Mr. nanly on the
Miss O'Callaghan. Miss Dalton brought the action,
prey ious evening. His (Mr. Trevelyans) charges against
the Prime Minister of buying a war-like policy were the defendant having written to the effect that if they
based upon the repeated statements of Lord Isearostofield. heisted upon the marriage he would fulfil the contract
Mr. Hardy said a. the hon. member had not repeated in on the terms that he an.i his wife should live apart. ,
the Howie his remarks at Selkirk be had nothing to with. The plaintiff's father replied. couaenting and stating
draw (from the statement that If Mr. Trevelyan did not that he had known other parties to act similarly, and
prove his charge against the Premier be mud go into • never heard it made any wonder of. —The jury found
category which it ems not rerliententerY to tiutu4 An for the plaintiff damage. PAM
excited debate followed, the motion to adjourn the Howe .
having been made; and ultimately, Mr Trevelyan
laying said he merely deduced from lewd Beaconsfleld's 'iss =ROST aarrarrow —Soreness and dryness, tickling
..eches that he was in favour of a warlike policy, and irritation, inducing cough and affecting the voice.
mr. Hardy accepted this SI • statement of an For the. symptom.
sows Glycerine,
argument and not as a statement of fact, and the
Only in boxes 64. and In, labelled "Jam Erre and
Incident cloned amid cheers and laughter. Colonel
Stanley resumed the debate on the Vote of Credit, and Co-, H.llllMalmthiS Chemists, 48,_Thresdffeedie-stmote
aaid the items required to put the services in • slaw of and 170, Piccadilly, London."—Epps's Ho
efaciency pointed to the poseibelity of war. The Govern- • Medicines are sold by DUIDEIt, WATTS, IDIOT=
meat wished to be able to act promptly, and that other Dorchester.
Powers might see they were in such a ciondition. The AN Browse Hinman,. —Eppe's CaiNioine (Quints
money would not, however. be spent utiles. cin-unietances essence of Canto), is equally liquid and refreshing as
compelled it. Re charged the Opposition, by basnis.Oni tee affording moreover • eluting support to the
the Executive, with preventing them from carrying out a , —nsweetened. Each packet (64.) is labelled
policy which the country had affirmed. Lor4 K. Fits
mimics recommended that eon. win compromise should Tiltn
:ilis-a u
Errs and CO., Homoeopathic Chemists,
be Nought Mr. oohing, p:esded for united action, and 1 London."
described the mfr.-rings of the Turks, which he had . A Seca* worm 121101FINO Dr DIALING WITH
'Atomised. Mr. Norwood said the Government whey i CATTLE, LND SHEEP Dumas& —lnfiniteeimally small
hail irmeniate when it gum" have •"" ' fires, and 1 would be the loss of young Cattle and Sheep by
rash when it should hare been mint and dignified. The tfllaeese at the trying Seaeon of Cold, Sleet, and
proposed Vote was inju licious : but he could not support i
I Rain it thee were out under shelter and "Day. &in,
the amendment Mr Birlev supported the Vote, which
"i re.•
Sir C Dae ridiculed as a Vote of Confidence. Mr. Hall 1 mi.
"lied
Drench" and Gaseous Fluid,"
said the Government policy would be approved by any administered, as the kind of ailment may require. The
ordinary Eoglishmair who was not bound by party ties. serious loss to the Farmer, during bad lam , may
The Opissioion had never yet given the Government fair be prevented by dosirur with the "Red Drenc " all
play, hot had thwarted them in • hundred petty ways. I highly fed Ewes one week before they lamb. And in
Sir W. Harcourt contidered that Mr. Hardy s speech on Ithis of Debility, Diarrhoea, or Exhaustion in young
thenethPer'sileTc e;l:tnyin. g
howt"he"dmniiimbbtediv If wolutoldndunlirtemla st.,,,ch, Sheep, Lambe, and Calves, a dose or two of the
Fluid" is of ad remedies, the moat safe and
Parliament. At the same time he deprecated the Intro-
duction into a debate of personal bittern...a, and the the most """"e•—.751, Dc'rftt-etzeet• Bak".•rud.
Billingsgate, which had better he left to dukes and penny- London. W.
reliners. He pointed not that the fact that Turkey most RIORITI'S P• 1111 HUM—The marked superiority of
now accept the will of Europe which she refused to do • this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick ap•
year ago was solely the work of Russia. As the quarrel, predation of its merits by the public, has been
of the peat were now got rid of, the hest course would be attended by the usual regults—vii.. a flood of imit.
to occupy ourselves with the prospect, of the future.
lions: the merit of the letter mainly consists in the
What pdiey woold the Government follow in the comfits
negot t The ff.. ought to snow wore it con. Ingenuity emrted, not simply in imitating the squere
eented to the Vote now before It. Ile contended that the eh**, but making the irmssiti of the
basis of the Couthen 18711 must be the recosnition of wrappers resemble that of the gen'ilinmeirSafti7le. The
the fart that the independence and Integrity of the Otto- Manufacturers beg therefore to caution all buyers to
TOM Empire had ceased to exist. The debate wan closed the " Reckitt's Paris Blue" on each packet.
with a speech from the Solicitor General, who held that Fin. BriLarric Firs on PALLING &mum •
the ometion was 'wins discussed on • totally artifleal memn method of cure has been discovered for this din,
hppothesis. The Opposition knew that their amendment teeming complaint by a physician, who is desirous time
would not he suceeesful, and that the majority, large or all mgregam may benefit frees this providential disouse7
mall, would he "tin" th""' ; and what he Put to them it is never known to fail, and will cure the motet hopeless
wan, that if they were sincere, they ought to argue the owes atm all other mean, have been tried. Full particulars
question as if, should the amendment he Nue...fut. the will basset bypoat to any person free of charge—Address :
Govenimsnt were not entitled to confidence. Instead of Kr. Wu-hotel° Onforut Terrace, Hyde Park. London.
doing this, however, they had chosen to act as • faction, Con? Colg/taggni—lt is a well-known fact, that
and to drag down the Issue to the level of • party vote. tbou-ands die annually through neglecting a ebnole Csugh
On the motion of Mr. !Wands, the debate wee than or Cold. The well-known effects of HILL'S MEDICATED "
adjourned until Thursday. BALSAM for the complete cure of Coughs, Colds, I
On Wednesday, in the Rouse of Commons, the great Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, difficulty of Breathing,
part of the sitting was devoted to the consideration of Mr. Consumption, and all Chest Complaints, should cause it
Bull's Bill relating to Irish land tenure, the second to be in every household, as it contains no deleterious
reading of whiz% was moved by Mr. Downing, and opposed substance and is agrersble to taste, and can he taken by
by tn. Attorney-General for Ireland. On • division the the most delicate Adults and Children. Testimonials
Rouse threw out the Bill by NM to fe. have been received from all parts of the world. Sold in
On Thnrslay, In the Home of Lords, Lord Derby in Bottles is, 11.1., 4s. ed., and Ih, by the maker,
rely to questions, read several telegrams which he had To. Edward Hlll, Welliorton, Somerset, London Agent.:
mired respecting the ann., in the East and the signature Barclay and Sena Fareingdoentreet, sad F. Sassier and
of the srmietice, in order to inform the House of the }toe., Is, 0110 ml-street and can be obtained o Beath
proche state of thine, scowling to the latest Intelligence and Co., Bridport A. J. Evans, Dorchester; and moat
received at the Foreign Office. In • telegram, dated other chemists. Try It and reesnmersd it to your friends.
February. sth, at night. Mr. Ward stated that the fiDgici To 110Timis I—Are You broken in your rest by
Russian troops were puthing on towards Constantinople, • sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth f Go
notwithstanding the protest of the Turkish Commander, at oath to a chemist and get a Lottie of Mu. WINSLOW'
Though five days had elapsed since the signature of the lioartiteo STRUP. It will relieve the Poor sufferer
beim ni peace and the eouvention of the armistice, the immediately. It is perfectly harmless and islesaant to
mowed had not yet reached the Poets Another telegram, mete, it produces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the "
dated Wednesday, stated that the Russian Government chiki from pain, and the little cherub awakes "as bright
had insisted that, an one of the conditioned' the annimice, s it soothes the child, it Gahm* the gums,
the Tchritnnsije lines should he abandoned, luring amp, all pais, rebores wind, regulates the bowels. and I.'
C•nateetienPle wholly undefended. The Grand Duke the beet, known remedy for dysentery and diarrhea, ,
Nicholas telegraphed from Constantinople on the 31st of whether arising from teething or other amass. Mrs.
January that the Porte had accepted the conditions of window-. Soothing amp is sold by Medicise dealers
peace, and that orders had been siren t. Prince Mika for everywhere at Is. lid. wheal*. Manufactured in New
the siisneimion of homilitie.; hat Lord Derby remarked Toth, and at 411 S. Oeford-etreet. London.
that he could not reconcile that statement with the Veinal= DISOD/MIT /OR TER RAM —lf your heir is
Information a. to the continued advance of the Berrien turning ithey or white, or falling off, use "The Mexican
forces. In • telegram, dated yesterday, the British liar Renewer. " for It wiff peeltisslg ringers is miry ems
Government had asked the Remedios Government to Rive ores or Whin hair to it. original odour, without leaving
some explanation on thie subject, and had called attention the disagreeable smell of mad "Restorers." It makes
to • derfaratirn made In July last to Colonel Welesley to the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as proMoting the
the effect that the Aortae &sparer would not occupy erowth of the hair on had epees, where the glands.,. not
Constantinople for the lake of military honour, hut only decayed. Ask your Cheeetat for Tag Hadmgea Him
If such a step were rendered thesegary biwttr e march Risinria,- prepared by HIRST C. GALLO/. an Oxford.
Th of event.. e Rushes Ambweeder, Lord added, meet, Loudon, and sold by Chwellistsand Perfumws we**
wes entirely erftlioat information creaming or eantra- where at I. dd., per bottle,
dieting the statement he had just made, and bad tele- yitogrux• —Foe um Thom um Bassym—A few
graphed to St. Petersburg 'eking whether the rumours drove of the liquid " Mediu' sprinkled on • wet tooth.
were true, and bad rowleed aa answer lingo Prince brush produces a 'element lather, which thoroughly
Gortschakoff worded as follow.: " Orders !lavaboes given door. the teeth from ell wash, .h. parMaalll:
to our military commandanta torus* butilities along the the gems, prevents tartar, stops teeny, gives to the teeth
whole line in Europe and Asta. There In not a word of a pecnjiar pearly-whiteoews. and • deiliUtful fragrance
truth in the rumours which the Coutewls to re breath. It move, all uspienseat odour arising
the Chancellor of the Exchequer makinga similar mstater from decayed teeth or hthecco meas. "The yrecieet
meat, adding that the views of the 0 .vernment were in mermen" being composed in part of hooey and sweet
no way altered by them current incidents, Mr. Forster herbs is delicious to the trete, and the greatest toilet &a-
mid h• "mid not deny that the "P'ci of effel" intt; omen of the ads. Prim is, 6d., of all Chemists and
Zest had been greatly changed
~
..b"{ the Mr,orm,., perfeeners. Prepared by Henry C. Gauxne, 483 Oxfords
COL Whilst remarried to UMW! f moo= in taciturn= *wet teed..
Meenesd to withdrew his how" 11.. PT° TIMM AVFICTIORS Hotheinesen —All eufferin
Was 1•0111104 With cheer'., SMIG were Mara Wet• POMO from imfrormo of the threat and hoer.. will he wee
cries of " Negathe T Mr. Forster having withdrawn his ehly awrierbied at this slmouremediste relief afforded by
auendmeat, the Oheseellor of the Ixechequer rid that the meof'• Brown's Breackial Troches." Them famous
"maga for arreim the lieh•tehowhieb _6lO, "loweages" are now ml.l by most respectable chetniat• in
firth Iced deers Inas ItheighighlaML "mom' tide emir, at It lit per box. People troubled with a
tic., he sea was el • mem er hes eselent „ehimmisr ' comb," • " slight cold," or bronchial •ffectionk
It wee nothing lifferear fres whiner WOMMIDMIS Ina ashoiddry ass too sons, as shillar troubles, if allowed
expected, md they wee* shelltamelleenesehes le h in serious Pulmonary and Aetheratie
to ea ',Muniments Tsui* •
_mitumitz, remit
that the word. "Brown's Bronchia
ansendeemt Auld he
Is the Marquie4llo::Sim Mr. are en the Goverameet Stamp around ewe box.
add ketrat
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