The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26 00:00:00

BIUNPOL ELECTION PETITION.

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la imgmtlie Prinks spied the Maris of Mr. Robinson,
brilisrt sad ether torrent prsirtioes ars
Inoltal—TAs BLOW mosnrity ass token to london this
ineratiss. therefore there 1.. newt* says Ths Mots,
Itbo Ilte pronsontioo of the petition, nothwitbstandiog
111011 the leading Connarratirs gentleman in Bristol
base
nso.firerisatenanosd it, sad wittbsicil pocaniary
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CRUELTY IN A FIGURATIVE SENS&
Attie Omit,. Magistratee's earn et Liverpool, to
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461. Kr. Ham lostrueled by the Society fat the Pre-
eilatilea of Cruelty to Anima* leatoolved George
Etolase., the rider of Doobse oft the Grand National
!flatttorigego, far woolly illtresting that horse. The pro.
wee founded ea • etatoeuent by Hotspur of the
Dglay Telegraph that after tha race the Dodoes ides
Were fairly ripped op by the spun. Kr. Geoid, the
utrituroaid used the perere figuratively. Alter houieg
• number of witemegove the Brush dismissed the gook
en the pound that the sharp was sot folly made out.

AZ Mgiseet will behold to-day at Lytham, LOWMAN',
She lotion of two 'Mildred', seas ata Liberman
amid ',Clarkson, who were burnt to death on Bator.
day, ia *dye, is whisk they had set ire to •01110
41111 W, while playing with two Www obildrea, who also
mare seriously iejered•
• Fitz ithieh broke old lost evening on premises
lwaleaging to Ilartinnesnd Someone. reflaers,Ckristien-
Arai, lie George's-br-tluramit, lad Dot been antic.
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up to noon to-cley, and the low is estimated it 1111,h000.1 Daring the night one of the heavy walls gave
way, seriously injuring • man who imitating to keep the
Ire under. No fewer than eighteen other tree have
bowl reported at the Board of Works this morales.

mussacßE OP PRISONERS Blf OEKEIL
BRIGANDS.
lord and Lady lleneester, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd sad
%hair Httle girl, Mr. Vyaer (Lay de Grey's brother),
Mr. Herbert al the British "option (amain of Lard
Oarearron), and Mr. Bub, of the Italian Legalism,
on the Iltb indent visited the field of Marathon.
They were attended by a guide, and four polieensan.
A. the party were rotundas through a narrow pass
between lb. Mlle the four policemen were bred at, and
two of these received mortal wounds, ooe dying
inunediataly, and the other lingering till Wednesday
moaning. A poses of about thirty heavily.
armed brigands rushed from behind the bushes
whisk lined the sidee of the road, and captured
the whole of the geotlemen. The ladies were also
required to dismount from their places in the carriages.
The ladies after enduring the manages and carious
laminations of the highwaymen, were liberated, end,
ecoonApanied by two of the policemen, returned to
mesas. The policemen were empwered to offer terms
of T 111111•0112 , on the double 000ditioo of an amnesty,
and a sum of 1,000,000 drechnus, amounting to about
E 25,000.
Nona of the party were injured, though ono of the
Liaise was struck to foree her out of the ca.riage. Oa
Wednesday evening Lord Mnneaster arrived at the
hotel, having been released an parole, either to send
the ransom or to return himself in three hours.
Altar he had bad an interview with Lord Erskine and
the Greek Minister of War, a wretthed•looking horse
and cart drove to the hotel door, which waa tilled with
food sad clothing for the captives, as it wu said
the briosods had none. Lord Mueouter followed
is • ...orris's, going teak to the brigands.
Ou Thursday Lord Vanuatu was beck again,
ewe food and clothing having been moot for.
A eat-quroat-looking 'craned.' waited outeide the
lio4ol door. The brigands had raked their demands,
and also demaaded • free pardon; and, if not soupier'
In three days, declared they would Cut the throats of
their captives and leave them ! We unite , stand that
enormous as was the acin demendeel-135,000--it was
ITXteed by Lord Carnarvoo, Lady M•ry Vyner, Mr.
u Ramsdet, and °them the Italian Government
undertaking to pay £5,000 of the amount. Indeed, the
money li•• actually been sent out by Mesas. Dram- '
mood and Co., and was at Athens ready to be paid
over as soon as the Greek Government consented to the
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tojerd on which was &leo stipulated for. It was soo-
the* everything had been arranpd between Lord
areaster, the English Minister. and the Government,
and that his lordship had started on his return
to the hills. At the tut moment, however. the Greek
Gevernment seem to have changed their mind. Lord
Mao•arter was prevailed from setting out on his
riarzm and trnop• were despatched against the
. As sea as the brigands discovered the ap-
praise& of the soldiers, they murdered Mr. Vrier at
4110111, serried off Mr. Herbert, Mr. Lloyd, and the
Delius flearetery to the bills. and there killed them also.

PT user= TILISILATIL

Tbe bodies of Mr. Herbert and Mr. Lloyd have
arrived at Athens, and will be boned in tbe preemies
cit the Log and Queen, Ministers. and other diploraatio
boa" and the Arehbisbop. The bodies of Count de
Boa and Mr. Vyner ars expected to be brought to
Ammons MOMS time to-night.

THE IILORDAUNT DIVORCE CASE
I. law Divorce Court on Saturday, an application was
mmig OD behalf of the representatives of Lally blordanot
that her as might be loded moss to facilitate the post-
possmeet of lii..
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riseog Lser I in
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it was Mused by Lord Peesawre,

THE APPEAL TO THE FRENCH PEOPLE.

Tb. firms of the plebiscite were finelly arranged by
eise ?resell Emperor with his ministers on Friday,
Lod on fisaday his Majesty addressed • proclainatioe to
tbe P•olgo• "mlurt°l them to ratify the "literal'
rdame that base been realised defies the past ten
years. He I*" "it.ll nee•4 to theft to give him SO
dea vote, which will have the effect of ".eating
o,difend liberty on • solid basis, and will render easier
for the faun lb. transeission of the Crown to my ion."
t. Empetor will obtain a treat majority of votes
counet be doidetad: