The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-13 00:00:00

enteral Nebo.

PARTED°It SHoorlett. —The antioipations of sport
have been pretty well borne out by the ex of
the past few days ot the shooting mason. tritlratid-
land counties, whore game preserving Is the rule, birds
are found very pleotiful—front nice to eighteen in a
covey—but also very strong on Me wing. For want of
cover, turnip and marigolds being very scares and
this, and the practise' of cutting the stubble down to
the Br°11"4 bagging," it is nilled) increasing every
year, partridges are found extremely wild and hard to,
get at, so that no Imp "bap" have been made. The
price in the tame shop mice from 31. 64. to 4.. 64.
the brace. Birds and hares were to be sem in most of
the game dealers' shops early on the Ist September,
the great part having, no doubt, been the booty of the
poacher& Hares and rabbits are plentiful—too numerous
in souse plates for the tenant farmer.
Timms MID QUADItOrLI BInTIII4.- A statement
having bees made that children of • triple birth rarely
survive, • correspondent writes to the London pantie
as follows :—I hod an aunt, the wife of the Rey. T.
P—, of Fawley Rectory, Dear Hireliwbo bad three
children at • birth—two boys and a who have all
lived In this time, and to be long m It is !atom
that the wife of a physician In Norwiela in 1817 bad
foer children at a birth, three boys sad • girl, who
serviced the very Arse latency, and were taken sway by
children's ilinesess. The soother still lives at the sp of
eighty-seem. This case was considered somewhat re-
markable, as the father wen at the Mem seventy, and
the mother forty, sod those four completed the number
of twelve children of the mooed marriage, all then
living. There is likewise • distant atenectioe living in
Norwich, who had three girls in 1838, who still survives.
I once afterwards knew of a quadruple birth whoa stay.
ing at Livonia,fin 1831 • r. 1604 "Min bade OH sad
three bop, but only the girl was born alive."
The late Marquis of Waterford was in the Whit of
riding in the emond-edass menages of the railroad is his
vicinity. Seth a mune very highly disgusted the
proprietors, and they resolved to care the Marcie's, as
they said, of his «centricity. Accordingly, on one
occasion, as he was •g in a oicoodolace carriage, a
sweep, who had previously been in a thirdulass com-
partment was invited out, and timed by the Mammies
side. His lordship immediately got out, and purchased
• firstelass ticket, on delivering which to him the
clerk lambed, as if the ommany had gained a victory.
But Lind Waterford quietly returned to the train gave
the Grainless ticket to the sweep, gravely smarted him
to his plum of honour, and then resumed his own plain
Is the °locoed-eines, from which the proprietors Bever
again sort to TIOSIOve him.
Tim °limo Cutlet:l.—There is a decided im-
provemeot in the language and deportment of working-
men in the present day, as coetrested with whet it was
notne thirty years ago, tben, when the writer bast
entered a manufactory es • vieitor, the who's of the
men, from the humblest to the highest elms of work-
men, indulged in the use of vulgar, profane, and filthy
I language. Nicknames, and diegnstive adjective.,
coupled with those names, went the mend of the
factory (tom morning till night. Their common con-
versation was demoralising and degrading. To object
to, or refrain from vulgar ribaldry and swearing, was
to draw down upon such a man the banter and ridicule
of the other workmen. A. for religion, or WillaiWlLS
observances, tluit was quite out of the question; not
one 131.11 out of fifty employed in that establishment
I attended any place of public worship, or religious in-
stitution. Al the protest time, among the men cm-
nested with the same house of Maims& you will mealy
bear an oath or a vulgar epithet. If any man were to
give utterance to a profane, or lewd,or filthy expellees,
he would he instantly rebuked, and put to stiteis by
others working around him. No one need to fear
placing • son there for instruction in trade. There are
to be found, several earnest, frugal, relMiomminded
men, ready and willing to glee advice and support to
any youth willing to act, and live morally and mileage!)
among them. In almost every breech in that business.
lan and footings, which were ahem spent in drink,
and led to much elms., have been abolished, and
sobriety is the role, inebriety the szospioe, in that
establishment One gratifying face we must miles
In connectieo with the penny literature of the day, it
Is this, that almost without exception there is a de4dM
resopition of the trethf einem of revealed religion. It
I. tree, we may occasionally meet with severe and
uncharitable remarks on ministers of religion, and re-
ligious professors, but there is no depreciation of
Christianity, no insult offered to the author of our
Holy Religion; on the eontrary, frequent referems is
made, nod homage paid to the self-denying, mereifel,
and gracious Saviour.
A Yankee boy bad a whole Dutch cheese set before
him by • waggish friend, who,however, gave him no knife.
"This it a fanny cheese, Uncle Tom, but where shall
lout it r "Oh,' said the grinning Mad. "out it where
you please." "Very well," said the Yankee, coolly
putting it under his arm. " I'll out it at home."
" Ab r ssid Ruphemie Angelica Sabina, speaking
on some 'object in ehich her feelings were warmly
enlisted, "how gladly I would embrace an oppor-
tuoity " Would I were an opportunity r interrupted
her bashful lover, who hail been "coming to see her" for
three months, and yet had never summed up courage
enough to kiin her.
Look Oce.—lf you take &great deal of palest° serve
the world, and to benefit your fellow-creatures; and if,
after all, the world scarcely thanks you for the Moulds
you have taken, do not be angry end make • loft
talking about the world's ingratitude, for if you do, it
will seem you cared more about the thanks you were to
receive than about the blessings you professed to bestow.
Disijeunto CONTOIIB.—A minister who had been
reproving one of his eiders for over indulgence, observed
a cow go down to the stream, take a drink, and then
turn away, "There," he nil, to hie offending elder,
"Is an maniple for you, the cow has quenched her
thirst, and has retired." "Yes." replied the elder,
" that is certainly true, but suppose mother cow laid
come to the other side of the stream, and said, • Here's
to you,' there's DO aryl.' how long they might have goo*
on." The minister amid not to the point raised
by Me elder, and with • cart "good day* left him
master of the Geld.

Memory is like a pretarogallery of our past days,
the fairest and meet Owing of the picture/4 are those
which immortalise the days of useful knowledge.
"You do make that child look liken fool, wife, with
all that !cautery on him," said Mr. Fat angrily, as they
were starting out fore walk,—" Dear me," 'aye Mrs.
Partington, meeting them at the door, " what • doll of
• baby, sod how much he resembles hie papa!" Mr.
Fog coughed, and they posed along.
PRI NCI A LiellaD te NOIR• T. —A letter from I
Troedhjern, ol the 26th of last month, says that Princes I
Alfred during his Norweitiao cruise paid. visit to the
Duke of Roxburgh at hie fishing quarters on the Allen,
which, from its she and rapid streams, its anatomies
of pools, and the weight and quantity of fish, ia, for
reel sport, probably the finest salmon river in the world.
One day he went with the sane party higher up the
river, some 23 miles, to the duke'e other flaring lodge,
and in three days killed 60 *alma' and grilse, returning ,
on Saturday.
MILOCVL.rJIJIr INCAPL —A startling event occurred
on Saturday, the 3rd inst., in the village of Wavertett
near Chester. Nine persons were testis( inn bars of
• farm-house belonging to Mr. Simisock, after having
thrashed • stack with a machine. In a few minable
alter they had entered the building a flash of forked
lightning struck the roof, and penetrating it in three
colour different parts, knocked down tbei mew, four
out 01 the number being seriously hurt None, bow.
ever, were killed, and though still suffering much, they
are in a fair way of recovery.
Tao PEDESTRIAN FIAT AT THZ ALHAMBRA PLUM
APPLICATION TO THR MAGINTRATL —Mrs. Mafill•S
Douglas. who for some weeks past has been e
at the Alhambra Palace, Leioestersmo la Zit
1,000 miler in 1,000 hours, applied to Mr. Tyawbilt for
his advice under the following circumstances :—Mra.
Douglas, who is a woman of remarkably short stature,
end sail to be 43 yearn of age, the mother of seven
Andres, and the wile a Paralysed pantomimist, said she
was engaged to walk • met h at the Alhambra Palace
of 1,000 miles in 1.000 hours, having been successfully
engaged in two similar matches in Australia. She had
walked night and day, Sundays not excepted, for the
ast five weeks, and had accomplished SU miles of bet
task; but about five o'clock the previous afternooo,
when about to commence an-the, mile, Mr. Wyld, Jan.,
the nephew of the proprietor, step op to her, and
told her she was not to walk any more, at therasne time
proceeding to break down the platform and putting an
end to the match. She therefore wished to know what
she was to do andel the circumstances . the more wpedeW
as Mr. Wyld's conduct had been • source a great
injury to her, as besides not alb-wing bee to complete
the task she had undertaken it would prevent her
undertaking other enitirlinisin: she elver:tot —Mr.
Tyrwbitt advised Mn, Douglas to consult • solicitor,
who, if there bad been any h of agreenieut woull
know what to do.—Mrs. Douglas thanked the nragls
trate for his advise, sod retired.

EXTIAORDINAIT DISCLUSOIIIII TX Till PARNIIIOIIIIIO
Taarim—Oe Tuesday. in a cam tried before the Dudley
(South Staffordshire) magistrates, some extraordinary
disclosures respecting the pawnbroking trade were utudif•
It seems that as, auctioneer, named Seeley, advanced
£lO to • man named Healey (charging £5 discount for
the loan 1 receiving in exchange 180 pawntickets, sap
-
posed to represent goods—principally watch-guards—
which bad been pledged with • pawnbroker, named
Kendrick, for £2O. The 120 worth turned out to be
dear at M. and the di...mentor was decidedly "sold."
The pawnbroker Kendrick was charged with having
aided in the deception by not having described the
good, pledged, or euppoved to be pledged, by Healey,
and not giving certain otber pirtieolarit on the tickets ,
required by the Act. The man Healey refused to be 1
sworn m • wittier% and was committed for contempt,
and, after tonic diecumion, lir. Kendrick pleaded guilty
to seven infringements of the Act, and was Sned CIS in
each ease. Healey was afterward committed for trial
on the charge of swindling, ball being refused.
FATAL ACCIDIJIT.—On Tuesday an old woman named
Sarah Lightfoot, who had been lift in charge of a hoses
at Craven-hill, Hyde Park. during the absence from
town of the family, was found dead et the foot of the
stain, her head being on the mat and her feet on the
atep, and • bottle of gin in her hand. It is conjectured
that she got drunk sad fell down stairs, breaking her
neck.

PAMIR GUMS AND PAP= SHlM—Extraordinary as
it may appear. A proposal is seriously made for the one-
'traction of paper ships, and, Mcleod, paper gam. Tbe
material is guile • new preparation. of a somewhat re-
markeble character, and the uses to shish it may be
applied, were illustrated by • aeries of experiments in
Londoo, a few days sines. A Goatees says
" There were tubes made of eaPer. * isis l***
tested in the most matialastory manam, as meet taboo.
Being constructed of paper, they are, of wane, very
much lighter than the ordinary iron tubes, and they
stand the test of rocket Bring squally as well as those
wrapped of instal. Not lees remarkable were the
thick slabs sod boards =ad* of paper. Them
boards of one inch in thieksess, had been tatted
by bullet sod bell, and the result showed that
their power of resistance was equal to ten ladies of
mild oak. The bullet whit* had pined so far through
the paper board es to cause a prong seder at the
rear, would ham goes elms threegh the oak, fra.i
sad tearing it is all directioes, while is the paparriles
the perforation made wee • small, clean, routed bolo.
Them paper boards are admirably adapted for the sides
of .hip.; their speedo gravity is somewhat less than
that of ciek, mid they are miry Glad to the framework
of vessels. They have, however, this agaitioaal eaves.
tags over timber, that they do sot require rapper
sbe.thlas to prevent foulisg ; they are nee.alioarisevit
and aUth.,'mind ow vegetable life Sierisioss
'their mhos, as is the case with timber or ism

r him also this further Minster, that they ere WOW
lessllble. No automat of heat will sad them in a blame.'
"alatea4litheili&ortlairk"T "IltheraPlit.:7es—AarelfacieLdlaaTiaern""edlimeethat.aveth.vpTrSegi.e.rwierbi
as au Irishema le worth waft. mimes • lleddielelm
bemuses •,gemeal eon a tap sawyer. tee
never mesh a Seetehma• dein a meall week anywise%
They are meetly ia the wholes& nee."
1 • toothiest's was rebates te a "pies. patty" r Yoe
seW the esitamiehig mod lip.Tima. lb
reltimesir • ••••11•81 el willeir was
Qualm. Naterelly ha occcuscg =ltstirs"
party" middle( up bie hawk, cp;c hi.
the sky, se Maser= has dose Wort bba.
the kind. The "party" eaelaimed beriey, -Ira, tit
what ch. v Did you ever see we of them ems a ' fh•
A rchbishop Whateley was androVoltriag to Ain .
an Irish seadidatis for the sees al towbar, Ida idea '
the market vales of Wooer, with mimes to d
sad apply, but, Wog haled, the prelate pat a -
om?In Ws simple forme—" If them are Is your de.
shoemakers with
just sellideed employstent to mud*
them to live tolsraidy, lied no MOM, what woad t•aalp
If • third shoemaker est up I. the seure villoper....
" Whet mid follow, Sir?' NW the amedidells, ' whge,
a desk to he sure P widish was likely monk, US ik
was sot the reply the prelate looked for.
Hanna. lueemn. —A liewriet, wander* round •
village eherelyard Is Cornwall a few more bask, tel let
with am rustle aseasiose ef the spice acaatai art
from their Saturday afteracca's rebesreal He seiM
tree of than what mush! they bad been dogleg. th•
answer was " HaadeL" "Well, bat," he mid, "bin
you find Heade' rather atiiasit r "why, se
the Cornishman replied, "alt very. Yeses*, or den
Auer
I MOVIRIGIBLI GLITITOIT.—A sehermer mph*
Doted for his peralineoy, wee one sisy waited ewe br
his eook, who informed him that the mew went ip •
state of di/lathiest/en, bordetta, en motley, la or
eerier°. of their being oo,p.JhJ to sublet ea ma •
scanty sapply at prirrliteeia "What I" thuadered tba
enraged skipper, ' ham the ungrateful modelle th•
oodoat, to went that they dent get awash te seat
Coolonad their iseatiabie glottis,! Give Gam OM*. •
berrinee, and hot 'sot bias.'
A Minor—Her. is a seableseet, ea lady OW
Gorden's voyage to the Cape,sildleillsy thePh
of an Eaglish middy :—" There is a ashlilyash=
IK -'a also, a very tiny tee-yeeroblee, who lee idg.
, Noy delight, he Is.. risibety ' We einem and
mailman .' My niatirs entrelle tarried libe '
Alvares's when that Wry lay eat is the very sad all Mr
croes-end leek yard to reef Is Its sall ; it roe tab
voluntary, sod the other new muter' all rio*ae& I
always called him 'Mr —,'Sir,' and aided his
leave gravely, or, on alalleione, his preteetka sea
aseistenm, and his little dthreixiiiiit was Imlay. a. hi
: polite to the ladies, and Hy distant Is lie
pamenger•boys bigger Oise himself, w'hoin be orders 4
daegerona plasm. —' Child:.., come oat of that 1 yarn

EXTRAORDINARY APFLICATIOL At the Game
borough patty method on Tuesday a mead awned
Clayton applied for an seiliation ceder 'gales. cons
named Mittoby. II wpeered that the had been
deserted by her huatsad some 10 or 11 mare
ago, and had never mkt him them.
him to be dead, she got mania to Mamby,
and had a female child by him.
it was discovered that her Ant husband woe
alive, and therefore Muinby refused to have anything
farther to do with her. She settordingly summed him
for the insiothissocie of the shild. The ease was
extraordinary and unprecedented that the
declined doing doling in the matter, and k Is under.
stood that tbe qoestios will be tested by Mien* being
*Med upon to support the woman as his wife.
Beorateo SOICIDS OF • SOLICITOR rinockil
Losses on Tee Ttne.—On Wedaseday as inquiet
the bald in the board•room of the Battersea aside
on the body of Mr. Edward Villiers Ckokg, =lO
years. The deoessed gentlem the an born es .
but was of Irish extradion' and was by prolessioa •
solicitor. From the evidence of the wife of diseancei, it
appeared that he had led a kegs fortune by betties on
horse rams; in foot, had raked himself, and redamil
his family to strsighteeed eismundames. On Mraday
evening lie was found lying la Battens' Park Is •
dying state, from the effect* of piths, sad he kedged
before he could be removed. The jury Monied •
verdioll of nicks while in • state of kmatV.
CAR/NINO A ?ANTAL—During thetO=eas of as
Allies in the Crimea, it was misdeed to earry the water
In from a beautifttl spring of the Add ardest of the
camp. Leather plm or boss was employed. which the
laid on Use ground. Oae moraine while the water wee
being supplied the nolusret sounded for prance, saki
one of Um To;tish soldiere immediately vast on kle
knees to praise Allah. Uefortandely be went demi
upon the hose, and his weight seddealy
current of that " Ard of dements," es
water. "(let op." cried an English soldie;...7ledlM
vous ayes In bootie, moo der lioaddir la Trims:
cried a Freaohnien, with his native politeness, "I. MI
up." " That ain't the way to make the Turk
cried wieder "his is the dodge." So eying,d
knocked the turban off. Still the pious Mnseulis
went on with his devotion. " math him stir his
stumps." said the other Englishman, !riling km a re.
inarkahly hard kith. To the wonder of all, ISM the
ontarbancel, well-kieked follower of the prophet) west
on praying as though he was • forty-horse perms,
" Hoot awe, moo, show you hew we earn thethisle
folks at Mild Beak," quietly observed a firsoichseth.
He was, however, prevented, for the Turk, having
toieliedihk "Allah via en Allah," roes and beginto
take off his soot, then to roll op his .lsevse,and than
put himself is the most decoyed boxing attlisde, I Is
Yankee Sullivan. He then advanced in tree Tsm
eayer's style to the Englishman, who had Melia his I.
Use lumbar region. A ring I • ring I" shouted the
soldiers and sailors. perks* addided to in. • Turk
such SO adept in the dead att. The Bogliskaaa.
nothing loth to have • bit of ha with the Turk of nob
a John Bell turn of mind, net to wort, but fro.a.n.dinl
had met his master. In Ivo minutes be had
his quietism nice. As the Turk oodly replaced hie
coat and turban, he tuned round and said to the
admiring bystander', in the pure brogue. "Dad ittek to
ye, ye spawns ! whin yo're either kick's' a Twit I'd
advise ye the next time, to be share be's not ea high-
man." The mystery was molved—the Turk was •
Tipperary man. —Amanda Paper.
SOUTIIIIIN•110•If NORTNIIINTRAL—D is • dykes iak
not generally known, that Coastal Grant, like Predt
Lincoln (who, however., emigrated to Math is earig
youth), is a native of Kentucky. This knot as
cad, • majority of the others who have gained dis-
tinction in the Northern army and no being been in
the alaveholding dates. Thee, Thlri who
eared the Tredvel army from utter destractia the
diameter of Chickamauga is a Virginian by birth, Ad-
miral Perragut, who haajast woa the iidog °litchi*
I. a native of New Crimes • Captain Winslow, of the
Kearns', a native of North Carolina and his Aral
lieutenant of Virginia. These instances could be ear
.identity increased, and, if colleeted together, would give
a curious total result. The oak counterpart Is the
Southern armies is to be found is the cads of Gonad
Pemberton, a native of Pennsylvaans, end General Level,
appointed from New York, (bat born in Marylead) ; and
by a strange Utility of coinsideass them two names are
identified with the two greatest remises of the Caw
federate arms—the fall of Viekableg and of Mew On.
leans. —lndex.
Tex Rollins Panstox.—A laughable dory in told
• miser, who being at the point of death, resolved to
give all his money to his esphew,at whose hands be bed
received mine little kindness. "that,"said be. lee Ike.
was the nephew's name, "Sam, I sin shout to leave the
world, and to give you all my mossy. Yea will this
have Elo,ooo—only think I Yea, I fed weak and
weaker I I think I shall die in two or throe bones, Oh.
yea, Sam, I am going ; give me two per seat, end pea
may take the money now."
How NW SHOULD TRIAT WOKIII.—A Persian post
gives the following indemnities apes this imparted
subject :—" When thou art minted, seek to please thy
wile; but listen not to all she saya. Prom man's right
die a rib was taken to ferm the weeds, end oder
was there seen a rib quite straight. As/ melds& lion
etraighten it? It breaks, but bands not. tine,, then.
'Uspkin that crooked is would's temper, forgive hat
faults and blame her not; oar let her eager thee.
nor denim ad, as all is vain to straiglites what In
mined."
SIONARLABLN OONFIZIIIOII OF • SIL/F-ACODINNI Ars.
CORIUM —An extraordinary statesdat in Manses es
the murder of Mr. Briggs oa its Monk Leaden Ball-
way was made at the Worshiputred polies skirl on
Wednesday. A man named George Amassing Leg was
placed at the bar, shargod with bolsi camerae/ is the
murder. On the prevrastlyteKiag had beam drink.
log at the tar of the Tined, Old Peed, whoa
the subject of Miller's was dissamed. Kiss
threw out hints that he know onnethiset it the ask
and the landlord taking him into a room oohed him
whet be knew. Hs thee proceeded to skis that be sad
Muller had arranged the murder ; that they got late the
dream with Mr. Briggs at Feaderob-dred ; that as
soon as they left Bow they attacked the unfortanato
gentleman • that be (King) Arad the blows, sad
liallar three; that Malik threw the body out of the
carriage with his assistance; that they got out all
Hsi& sy Wick statics; that he (Lag) west to the
Illitford Arms, and that he actually amend In earniag
the body into the home. The landlord to whom this
.tor' was told mid die prided was ad Debar, but yet
appeared to know what be wee saying. He the gives
into custody. King now insisted that be the very
drunk, and that there wee no truth is the story. The
magistrate, however, remanded him for a week. There
seems to he little doubt that this revelation woe mak
as a bit of sensation bravado during draukinuseas.
Nrw Boum( Cartiouo Commute. —Nov denim
In connection with the Roman Catbolis faith ant spree.
ing up in various directions. Om, dedicated to Se.
Mary of the Angela, has been erected in the Cresoset-
rood, Worthies, and is tobe matronly mend ee There-
day next by Dr. Gnat, Bishop of Southwark. The
new church of "Our Lady sad AU Saints," at Blear.
bridge, is to be opened on Waloseday, September 14.
There is to be ;months' high mem, whit • redath by
Dr. Amber* Bishop of Northampton. la the coding
there is to be " Basediction," with • armee by Dr.
Ullathorne, of Birmingham. On the same dap the
new Catholic Church in klarine-nmet. Shoe:nth, is to
be solemnly opened by Dr. Grant Bishop of
wash; the any Bey. Dr. Manning, Proved of West-
minster, will preach on the dession.—T SKIL
The introdactioa of eonenoilities thatoommaati •
sale from their dethrone advantages bong ealisorE
the public. frequently stances • hod of imitators,
endeavour to kiss cod inferior snicks some
the trade-mark, labels, packets,. he., 01 Mists..lle-m
maa, the well-known original Impurters of tin Pa*
Tea' therefore paraders should set fail to mikes thet
the signature—" Hominid wad Co , londens-41 on
each pada* casket. Their tea, from he reliable geed
quality, bas let a quarter of a deka, been ia pose
favour througheat theadeld. ethrhid awl la dims
raged* good tea, AMR et dewing quality to mese
vacuum. Mama Mid amain musket sheet
two thomand ; them la this keine: are advortisid he
oor sioltusea.
itoniserse's Oninnorr Aro tous-.—Akessesa, Ihroirdor.
Flaw—Unvarying some. attende all who In& tiro disease
to the simple printed &rootless • &opal resod lea
pot sad Inn of ~onoway'e modkatheta. The/ edl
to the maw sad timid irbeee beebbilemonmeelseeeeir
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