The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-31 00:00:00

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stroNvium
OUR. LONDON CORE
ft
The great topic of the last few day. London bas
_
bun the international boat now
_SSetba‘m", kit aniud of
...aura,
and
the Americana the Londowsrs n_ue
he ones decided that Oeford me"
nwknane•aild Lynn; butnnwhfael
theire=rirysyTrars,a:feSbsg, 'there IVY • lustiest
lain beir facia, and Bre result of the
Shssgs of opinion is
t b Maass foregone ODD.
TMie "1
1""d UP"" et° I a dete ined
Slalom With the Pereioc o
er did seeh vast crowds assemble on the bake
in the lenaset.mil "'the ."idxftrdordt4ansdee; aamhbeldhper Pre'enswb roses; and
ne,
aquatics contest sa gathered
siwee acid lmtnentonrltlake on Friday afterno"; Of
oeric
of the &relish crew, arbm.pa:c.
itt
skyw
and
the
American
erkteare,itermiafdr:nas
very poor show in oomparison with the dark.blue badges.
Bat strongly as national patitanship wits exhibited,
there was one feeling display's& which gamed stronger
still, and which did great credit to the assembled
throngs—a desire that the Academe should bays • free
course, and • positively fair chance of victory. And
thus was actually secured for them. The flour% was
o eared of all obstructions, and the oceautio of thou
steamers which used to follow the Oxford end Cambridge
n
boats, and materially influence the nee. wet eons,
thanks to the energetie efforts of the t.uper-
vancy Commies oners, aided by the polio.. Up to thu
lest moment it was doubtful whether the Commissioners
would effectually blockade the river against contumacious
' steamboat captains rade to incur penalties of 1.10 by
forcing their way dp the river, and many tickets Were
sod et Fl each by the steamboat poimpanes, on the
undemanding tbst the money shoal be returned if
the eramare failed to follow tne comnicting press' ; but
the cordon of IviTges drawn across the river just above
Putney Bri s. pt the steamers effectively in cheek,
and the oonlinement of rowing boats to particular
stationa along the banks of the river ensured perfectly
glue coarse—a thing which bad never before been
known. Tbe Americana, therefore, must own them-
selves fairly and decisively beaten, although thtir defeat
brings no dishonor, and they will be convinced by the
cordial hospitality extended to them by all abuses here,
that bad they prond the better *crew, the London
nadir" would have ban as ready to congratulate than
upon victory as they are now Is arredole them under
defeat.
The depth of the rout *VA the Albert Life Assur•
sue Company ha brought upon itself is now known.
The paidthp genital of the company is utterly Loa, and
belted this the involvements are so great that warn
the unpaid capital hap been called up, the eoft.liany will
he able to offer its policyholders only 30 per cent.. on
an average, of the ram' limited for. The proposal to
arena matters in this way is equivalent to a One for
starting a wow company which would tusk' over liabili-
tiee ie them of the agate received from the old one;
an may regent assurers darner to sib a settlement,
preferring to transfer their Insinuates to other Aloes.
If the scheme is adopted at all, the older pollerholders
will have to take upon themselves& die ihoportianate share .
of the laarilial entailed, ia order to indoors the yoonger
assurer. to antenna their policies; so that the logs to
those meet deeply Catenated ha the temoway, after the
shareholders, sail be 80 pa cent. or more of the sures
ler whirl they insond, while the shareholders will lose
everything. Tnis is a lamentable position for a soot.
pithy which started web, and atone time was doing an
excellent badness.
Th Crystal Pelage Company seem to think that no
public affair is complete unless they hays a bend In it,
ma they are always nady to make capital edt of dis.
tingaisbed men, days, or nictitation.. Accordingly an
Oxford sad Harvard day it the Palace, with set fire-
work display in compiment to the two crews, was tote
expected as dthost a matter of course; and we may
pus twee such things without criticism, since they
apparently Fey the company and don't hart anybody.
But in compliment to whom, or apropos of what, will
the monster musical festival be held on the Bth of Sep-
tember? Sonia of your readers may not have hard of
this imitation of the Barton Paaaa native], which is tb
be held under the management of the 'Fordo Sol-fa AMMO.
dation, with 8,000 voices in the chore's, Brine of eabnon,
ringing of bells, clanging of anvil., Ca. As an exhibi-
tion it will be a very grnral affair no doubt, but its only
miaow d'ffre will be bringing in • good profit. There is
to he a reheated of the performance at the Palace on
Friday evening; and as the superfluity of candidates
for the chorus has enabled the managers to weed out
20 per cent, from the would-be singers, the probability
is that the monster chorus will be an effective one.
SPECTATOR.

MRS. BROWN ON THINGS IN GENERAL.
fee MIMI .311Tt
I'm sere if it 'Wasn't for Brown a roadie' of the paper
to me of a evenin' I shouldn't never know
nothint as is • gore' on in the wide world as the sayin'
is, and 'weever they gets all the thing. into the papers
puzzles me, as no doubt a deal on ills mode up jest for
to amuse potpie, aa in that curves as they west to know
everythink about everybody, from Qoe'en Victoria
upwards. For as I were • sayin to Brown, whatever
is the um of them papers • tellin' oh before 'and .11
about the way as Queen Wietoria. is again' to Hoot, land,
and then • day or to after a tellin us as she did go that
way, is if anybody *Odd get oet of bed to see the
train go by. In Our** we're worry glad to 'ear as she's
been ...I gotta to Scotland as is good for her 'ealth and
cheers 'et up &bit. poor soul; and to 'esr. as there were
• pilot afore her all the way tho' what she Fould 'aye
wanted with ISO I can't think OD dry lan), no Is wonder-
ful clever at sea, and been keoired to bring a weasel in
as were quite& wreck, ind so got all the swag for Ireell
as he richly deresrved ; as were all owing' to a child's
eat, at no once. .'t he drowned as &lye got one on ; as
no doubt Qnten WC:Aegis never would travel without
thro' bets' often &dew tred in the papers. The' I must
say a* I don't see 'shy all the gates shouldn't be locked
and guarded all al .ng She fine whys every body else
travel., as in nourre WI snare.' their heel the same as
Queen Wietorlkand everybody rlttl Wight to be looked
• after proper, the' ere can't ill be titterins at ones.
, I'm glad as that there Priticere of Wales 'aye got •
• change, he Ito sore she wanted, along with them
children of 'ern, as it wasn't likely as Qu an Wletoria
were a goin' to 'are left on 'Cr 'ends every time as that
young couple wanted to go foe • bit • tonere'.
As to politics, I HITS to, BOODD, I.ori't let me 'ear
nothing about 'ere, as lie at rubbish shout bein' forth.
god i of the country, as would be much better off if they
wan to Isoola at and not let them tramp Thane
I poor.law guardian* brave that shameful to the pour.
And at to the Church, I'm 11070 they may let It take
ear, of itself, es • may of th. m City Chtl•Oliell &KW
thro' there beln' no one in 'em, but the boodle and row.
opener, a• I knoerd myself at one, so did use to sit be.
hied a 'igh screen afore • large fire a guilpin' and a
while the permit and clerk was a 'nein' it all
their o•ii way with about sii fob a coneregation, in.
oladin' the churobwaideet as sat in • 'igh red baize
' pew with breerreaded nails, all curtain* and cushions,
and the beadle% st•ff with • silver graven himage on the
top, as we. e a fine here' ; and the Rectory 'mu* 1511 big
as a barn as the par.on let out In ware'ouus for e pretty
penny, as went and lived in the 'Clonal Park as is
better air, and bread to be given to the poor every Son.
day es there wasn't nobody to take but them as didn't
want it, with money for the poor left all over the plat*
in geld letters aa nobody •An't no right to ; so don't tell
MS shout the Church being in disorr, cos that's ;
or wantill' money either, as 'ow they can 'wee the fore
to preach Cherity eeriness wits all them charities as
they've got saying' idle I can't thfult.
It's worry wonderful to think of that there Soot.*
mioister a iIIiODDID‘ taltlYr to the Pope, as he's been
a presehie 'gin and • callin' apophctie beast, and all
manner, now that civil to 'ins, a Gatlin' him 'oly
• Faker, the' auf afraid on 'ins all the while for fear he
should get 'im over there and burn 'im. Brown says
it would only be tit for tat if he did, for that minister
'ig tryin' to rout the Pope. Not as I b.-Severe as them
thinsa could be done now-a-days, for I've me the POL•
myself as loots for all she world Iske a nine wenseable
old Eliglith gentleman—a fatherly old man as would'ot
hurt nobody. Nor more wouldn't that Scotch minister,
though there were • time I've 'ward say w them Scotch
would take and murder • bishop in Scotland for notliiog.
only bemires he sae • bishop, as is what I call a
cowardly set; and 'ave tee the pastor on it myself, •
were • old nsan • ridin' out along with his daughter, in
the name of Sher" as • lot of them tisotalt dragged
out of *ti cwriag-, and cut 'lot to mote "meat before 'Of
very eyea. Jib! it's a bad thing when people gets •
quarellin' over religion, as it's best Ili everyone should
leave 'is neighbour alone about, and do what's right
ti dig less-
Ito glad as they've been a 'Dahill' them railways ray
up reusom for iorerin' parties fur life thro' their Dan.
1C14111515, Ulu' I must say I knowed myself • party as
were in •collusion, and got one 'undred and fifty pounds
for a shake and • black eye as I don't believe the rail-
way ever give 'ins. But that's 'ow it is, there's no
tellin' whom • 'wrest [11•13 nor whom • rogue, for I'm
sure poor tern A•htin were robbed that frightful at
talon' • loan for ten pounds from • °Moe, and 'ad to pay
back over fifteen es no railway wieldsi% 'eve been worse,
and yet seemed highly re-peetable, anti who can you
tru.t, for there'. a friend of our 'aye j at been and
lust all 'is little savings in the Halbert, as stalled keen
• insurance and rews been and broke.

80MR young men in Paris have actually started the
Wham of nor.raig bracelets.

TUX Sappers and Wears wdl in fatties be employed
to r•mov.. the whole of the bunk.. crocks around the
south coast.

It 'sem. to be thoutht in the Un;ted Mod pthn,
the Finorists Eugenie piore.tte to pit e •illt to [ha
Wiatige

1111410? MIMONIAL FOND —lt Its. been
resolv.d to r..4,0.e 'lt.. ei.uir the C..theorsl, as the
It em.roprost., t) the late Bishop. Mr.
Ihelt Scott I. to ftvnieh the requiette design., bpeot6-
e4ions, and eatttn.tetl feet t,f the cootemokted wotk.
toly.poo•eziptioss to lb.: amount of L.IOOU have been
proud...A.

A RAILWAY RATTLII In Allnaina.— A °Smote
bettered the Kuhl out Albaay Railway Companies has
culininsied in a battle which rents to defy all attempt
•t
traa•oendimi it. Two .mine., drawing the furies of
sbe contending parties, hay, been driven &Oast sash
other on the some line of rail., avid after the smash the
osseous. r have deo:waded to earth and Fought.
Kash party hal ethamtad law by patio, a j..dge who
would pn hi r omniooo4 anvthing list could be
. e 5.... N. thing rein •ined but to try the relative power
of steam enginee• And all this furiens anarchy, the re-
sult of illimit•ble coriuotuin, is, it seem*, carried on
• at the expense of European stoma holders. Erie
shams are said to b.. held procipally is England and on
the Cootinent. The director* who *mash up the
capita ale Aineriesns. A 1110 e pl.e for investments.

W. httinTlCit the introduction the t!oinaline Restorer
1.., itray Hair, Italdneso, Ac., %ditch ha. etre). appearanue
nli,elltkil .‘operl.fr tip all pretleettat..r.. It la intnalueed by
Ifratra. l'tarhey, I.eue J. R. and F.. A. Cutlet and 1.! .119.
Barth tlomete laondon, rho Itsue had thnuarhout
Kuntne the eselualre euntrad otf the hate and wad n.tted preps.
ratittn prevlttuttly dleruaered and manuhnitual for aloillar
pur1..... The ctonalitto Ratatuntr containo mineral tnrefully
conaidared laqtrtacancitta on that article, and It bid. fair to
.nrtort. all protium...at In it,,, mil a+ inuch as It duce In the
'"...hk.U"lt of matonslto prima, with excellence of quality. If
the hair la turoing gr, the, tempts. and forehead, a half.
entail bottle will b. audition( to More it with certain y, lii the
oalur.l easel, 5e11,,., trnten. ureher nut etthour nutra)outlt•
ful day*, no b ftile %ill he ;wan-tent for the mute
ratrptro. a hen the hal, la dcaideally lit'). Mawr,
l'f-rv'tlle.t"ogeneC'rTrittain:Cufla"atiellnidi.ykaall'mwing, a'gvers...taiuhr.terl'''or tutlPric"ele:
ra,ete....allryne;herare....tle.hlialvena....t the tea'
atiniene7hrn.tharet.ta antlow.Penr:
under the bawl of Comainwo.