The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29 00:00:00

TRIAL OF PRINCE sosALUITS. THE UNIVERSALITY OF ADULTERATION.
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The trial of Prince Phirre B'reeperte for the merrier tith.The"Ourseeso.ms to
web. nnoowlimileatrristhteinittsyst=lowfiaathualleir-ne
of Victor Noir commenced at Tours on Monday. The . • . P•
while clay brought from St. Stephen's in Cornwell A cargo Krause" -A baby. accused was dressed in • black frock Gout, with the .
.oovarsarr—Womanhood Suffragei.
n g. Jody thinks it
.. rosette of an offioar of the Ledion of Honour in his ..LltZeolefhpt .n.(4 ;PrillinewmPilPerg „tie d°riiteakithn inisikererrdimby.
"A Synch In Time," Sc.. Is an old siltY t
mom
trio
t.b.
button-hole, dark tronaers. Prunrows-colenued gloves,
Meters red wince owe no inconsiderable merlins of
fi•sdi*"""•••ssS that this 14
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ir and • white tia His face is math leas comee-louking .
thread of the Err. of their astringency to oat sawdust and the hunks of
Ciwts aa Erecrth.—Sonse • people rem m than, to judge from his photogra he pha. one would expect. filbert'. T transparency of our cloudy white wines
gdgite*say satipfed that one feels relieved eves Me hawthorn my Seen in profile, be is not unlike his cousin, Napoleon
on imparted by yyp.um ; and
whets dep, the deep
rich
that their have " half • intend."
purple tint of much of our port come from if not out 111. He appeared careworn, but was rim and self.
purse-
enra—Dheirmcd Conmeer (be lb° wiWgb tbn° _a Polleell,d' it Will be remewherea that H. Victor Neu' of the skins of elderberries and bilberries from Oar-
asking, am.): "Mow preht have 'norhey es r pennth, and M. de Fonsielle took a challenge to the Prince, any so
Mandl ! (itte!) 004.' to have ch-alt Sal 1* Mr Oaf .
high words ensued,several shots were ex changed,and Noir m d wood from Sewall! The bitter of our ale
CO snirTlD Drella.—Our friend Wet. 11110111 (the teat,.
whir)
hen
mr.in boin mdiv put omit by ny",„rt thighe waswas killed. In reply to the President, the Prince said he is often wormwood, and the brown of our stout Spanish
Assgvii carried • 'evolver,soil he averred that de liquorice • while the commonest alehol of all is freely
riding in the Park Oil a' groggy" horn.
aw.craired with hartahorti, coriander seeds and alas
tas Samna THIN°. Ins Farmer t • his Rector • Fonvielle e..mutenced the afFray,and Noir b?zed his ear.. .
m
•• to look at •or heT•Sdrewiresse, sir? c apdsl vi.. cr..ni The rtssolviir with which Prince Pierre Bonapart killed
151. iene. Reetor twiso is there by weld eat. id cinwel• victor Noir was handed to the jury. It is • very small
go to races In tent. tkulth• We • re enlY •••I"rC
big-chambered, ivory-handled revolver, and might well
:Me.
'non be carried in • man's trousers pocket without 'noon-
sr.
pa TunisßlTTlßof Baird):lLy
tilde Ven.lo.llolo. M....Puaral Grommet, • writer is the Mar-
.. have been trravely. and earnestly oonalderil is whether ino seillsore, and the wader of the challenge, being asked
learn to n•ad, lam happy to teUlcu that. subject to • (is purely formal question) whether he was • relation
ety rr..trict tha cooss"c" of the prisoner's, he replied, "The mother of the
your vestries— you arty secure had so many paramours that ibis very likely
I may be related to biro." He was called sberply to
order, but anheetinently he spoke of "The abasem-nt
eighteen years of despotic government had brought
Fran a," and was ordered back "to the prison from
from when*e he came." As Grousest went out
M. do Fonvielle flung himself into his arma
and kissed the victim of tyranny. The good
iwo• An of Tours thereupon roared with I.ughter.
The written deposition of Greenlet was read. On
Tut eday the •rideuce WY MB MO who struck the
fir. blow. On Wednesday' M. Rochefort gave evi•
/lei roe. 'iVhst he 'tate' was unimport•nt, but his
lair gutsy and demeanour were v•ry insultiog to the
Pt isee. The evidence of Noir's sister.in-law produced
• effect on the aridienee.
Mailing.. Louis Noir is an extremly pretty, ladylike.
ionk,ng person. She was dreamed very Simply, in whet
is, I believe, celled "pope/iris ,k sour," with white crape
ruffle and cuffs, black gloves and black bonnet, with a
small ostrich feather in it, with jet eariringe and orna-
ments. Several ladies near me remarked that she was
not in rury deep mourning. She gave her evidence in
a very modest, truthful manner, and it was impossible
Cot to feel for her when she spoke of her dead brother-
iu•law. She stated that on the 10th of January, the
il.y of Noun death, she and his affiaaerd bride (he wir
to be married in ten days) helped him to put on his
glow,' (you will see the importance of this diesetlyr.
Thsy fitted him exactly, and sress no tight he could not
oocii Ins hand fairly, or double his fist for fear of burst-
ing t)mem.
gi.eeii were brought to our house after his death. I
iew them, they •ore quite whole. If Victor hui Os en • blow
01111 his 6.i, am it had been said he did, to the Prince, the
04.veet....01d hese been mutilated and torn Then I was eon-
s Mord that no box on the ear *Mid have been given t Vidor
Noir, and that the deposition id the Prince leas (also and that
he had
As the wither pronounced these words a pin might
have been heard fall in Ik• court ; every rye, even that
of the President, tuined ta the accused, who for the
lint time during the trial showed some signs—elight
signs—of feeling. The blood..tained shirt of his
victim, the revolver with which he killed him had been
shown without his Laving moved a muscle ; but the
simple words of • quiet modest-looking roman—words
pronounced in a voioe, broken indeed by sobs, but with-
out the lesst theatrical action or attempt to create a
sensation, seemed to move him. As to the audience,
the effect on them was tram-edema. Any audience is
always more susceptible to the words and emotion of •
woman than of a man, above all a French audience.
The President for the lint time changed countenance,
and though very gentle with Mime. Louis Noir, began
In !Ewe the impartial attitude, and to take the prisoner's
aide.
On Thursday the principal witness examined was
General Plonibain. who came forward to testify how
gallantly the Prince had acted in the field against the
Arabs in Algeris. The Prince made an acrimonious
remark ri fiating on the lawyer", and H. Fonvielle
retorted to it so violently from the gallery that be had
to be removal from court by this gendaimea. The
address for the prosecu ion was commenced in the
afternoon. The first remarks of milord were directed
against the indulgent treatment which Prince Pierre
has reoeive lin prison since his arrest. At • late hour
hi. Ponytails was ordered into court again, and the
Preside. t sentenced him to ten Julys' imprisonment for
cootenipt of court.
„ tin Friday N. Leroux said that he would plead that
the Prince hied only acted in his legitima,e di fence.
Maitre Flocquet, counsel for the Noir family, eilled
upon the jury to find the prisoner (hilt, of murder, as
the hypothesis of his having received • blow was in.
admirable.
On Saturday the Prince, replying to • question from
the President as to whether be had anything to add to
his defence, said " I have always spoken the truth and
nothing but the truth in this matter."
The President hen summed up, and the jury retired
.t 110 p.Ol. They re-enteral the court at 2.55, and
Ipennon, cata verdict of acquittal on all points of the
iedietment.

Varittins.

VOU.IIOa.

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TWO WRCTCHFA.
" What s "mama Mild°, In • Needled eme.
1.1.4 the Mew* el men will &dere
Coeksowum, you're rteit, ' gold REASAIXI 0.
•• And the wiser, the lem he win—ore"

PEACE To IRISH PIGS.

(11senses
As 1 wean nalkun Wt. Stephen's hard bY.
1 herd a gurt hullaballoo in a sty.
Where gram, equake, and ysort In rough mask did fine,
And there was BILL GLAIVITONII • foodon be
They whit-
They run and reared up, they gnashed tusks, pt-bed wi!smad ;
I thinks they'd ha Korea on thnild they ha got out..
I beret aner me oath tninult and strife,
0,,0 on In a por•ty the sank n' my hie.
I may. to n, I%ay, .• KILL, Why, what pigs be they.
That thanith for their • ittle• return' that
quest wayl
" Them there prerinus php," thy, BILL °LAWTON/4 sari be,
!! Them riotous hth:-. they le Inds, they be,
Saysl. "What i.erm nth ing. in Ireland is bred !
Wisnl tern bile nolet the whi'st they he fed."
y„, rfl.s•s-s Wu-sem, "LO sy. no, they natl.
The litre 11.1. s gas tri vett 'uns the wine they du grunt
"In lin, place al-re Inc chaisi long he took pains
To plass. lirs i• n.h WM tim cwila .11111 err grains.
No., rst hen • tri,in ho stint., their oquesl
NT liberal tnisure• 'if beet harley•meal."

• If tr.. 141., thry t.. Iton over ter mill ;-
I .4o • ; mral thee may* gl.rxe 'um eT, MU.;
Prarl harle) them pews 'hee mart ./Iler at
Theet find that thy pearls slurs 'eine thee% ha' oat.

•• To time them unruly pigs not for to rho.*
Wi rinp Moo the nom and a clog round the neck.
If that wen. Mani Ammer, then cc their hid.,;
Wag into they hop erl s Woomera&
A. pietas and klndnes• thee fully heel tried.
Thee, now got the *wantldge o' right on thy aide:
Ze pm, Meth thy might for to lack thy right by,
And Peace Proem/Mon enfouroe in the Ay."

RAGOED JACK (ABOUT HIMSELF).
If you please, I'm 'ere a-eettin'
Just to dodge • earful wattle',
And I'm noll'd up like a mutes
On the door-etep of • nouns—
Hum' nil aa I tau try
For bllk the bohh's hi.
Not kn..min iy, Just now,
I falls a-thinkin"ow
It has mined to paoa no ITO
In this 'ere world should he.
I ain't • gut no 'oats,
l'p and down di isrn I 'no 1.. 1.11111,
I ain't i;ot no mother.
I ain't got no brother.
I ain't got not nuiTlii',
And I nin't lunch mail Ia Muffin'.
I'm ragged mid I'm dirty,
"hen I'm kieled I'm aeful shirty.
The only time I'm low
Is w hen Amain' grub 's no go.
I 'ales the workhouse -- there !
And the eard I can't a-baar,
It seems tom. no queer
To be on eery near
To rotes, ell hired-up swell
As in stunnln' houses dwell ;
Their 'eagle and arms and 'ands,
And bedies, as they Man's,
II 'amity like to mine.
Tho' they is so mighty fine.
We seems pretty nigh the same,
And I lillete we're milestone Mine,
Yet I Inds '.ben 1.0 • Marvin'
Andrei up with "Anes pardin,*-
- Nome yer 'toner, 'awe yer
Geta shut up with" NO. I've not."
Mom all on 'cm will, at lees',
And bottle •11.1WOM1. 'Turn beast"
rraps I am- and in their way..
So I think, as 'ere tiny.
on this doorstep mid and wet,
Ten to one you safe could bet,
If I died, as die I might
(Trout,' ler be 40. a Jolly sight)
There luit't one soul In tin. 'ete plane
Who by Jack's death 'itat feel disgrace !

THE lITSTERIOCS VISITANT.
CHerrea CHINOS
It was midnight midnight in the dark and silent City.
There mmid be no .1.4.14 .1..4 it ; the hour had struck.
indeed. it had been midnight some time It had begun to
he.. at least • quarter .4 an blur before, when St Paul's
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Then St. Martin's chs.k struck, and • lot of clocks belongin'tog
I.ther chon.be.. no by ~ne. struck too. And no the
dangle. went O. with the .1. birldful Unanimity for which they
ere celebrated until, in about half-an-hour, Big Ben clamed
in as well.
The last faint reverherati..ns haul nearly had minty, when •
man, whew .earthy figure had been—hidden, shall I
It any este, he hitherto had slightly been onneried by the
gnat eatheiltai's ; but when the hour had pealed, he
deepest into the the tu.a.nlight , and theft plainly stood
revealed.
Gazing. mmaent up lithe clock, he struck.....
Ves. reader. he a 1... .truck
Struck arrow. the bit .4 thoroughfare which was brightened
by the Inuot's my 's, and disappeared in the gloom again

EXPERIMENTING ON INFIRMARY PATIENTS.
In a lecture " introductory to the study of &lasses of
the skin." by Dr. M'Call Anderson, which appeared in
the Lancet Ise week, be mentions the cue of • little
boy who was brought into the Glasgow Skin Infirmary
labouring under • disease. called bdpou aviricosus No local treatment was prescribed (says Dr. Andorran), but
he W. Onlerrd to take a talile.ipoonftil of cod.livor a4l throe
time, • day. in order that the etude:lLn might have an oppor.
toidty if observing the action of cisl-Ilvee oil in such cases
The eruption improved eery slowly, and it was shout nine
nomths lefore it had completely disappeared. Had appropriate
Meal treatment been adopted dmultarieougly, there is no doubt
that it would have laen removed his few weeks.
We humbly submit that this little boy, when brought
to the dispensary, bad • perfect right to the benefit of
all the experience which has hitherto been gained to the
treatment of similar cases, and that no doctor had a
particle i,f right to delay hia cure for one moment
beyond the period necessary to complete it.