The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-15 00:00:00

SOUTH PERROTT.

As Ingmar took plies on Friday week before N.
M. Leggin, Fag, oironer. respecting the death of a
young woman, named Susan Randle, aged 21 years,
who had died suddenly on the previous Wednesday.
It appeared that her death resulted from natural
muses, and that she bad a lways been in a delicate
state of health. The jury found a verdict in accor-
dance with the facts.

Tits Bridal Daily POs( gives • positive contradiction
tr. a statement by the Daily Telegraph thst Sir Morton
Pato is about to retire from the representation of
Bristol.

Cloy DON has eap rioted • end antefortuite. The
church, au editioe piwonting wale no. ambits°.
aural points, was burnt down on Sunday. The building
enema to have been utterly deniroyed, but the parish
registera and the 00014111111012 plate were saved. The
lire is •upposei to hay. onginstad front the neer-beating
al • Ise.

Tan fteroaLisra,—The Bey. A. FL Makoncerhie, in.
suothent .1 8* Alban's, ssolborn, Lend.., who seems to
be the representative wan of the Ritualists, bas issued
ea addrees to his congregation, which seta forth eery
clearly what Ritualism meths. The Lower House of
CLorocation and the Bishop of London, he atm have
objected to the service at St. ; an.l, in acaordanoe
with their wide, be is to discontinue the "•16...i.,0f
the bleated Facramient," and no looser to the ithense at
the beginning of the service, at the Goose', and at the
offertoiy. 8o far he submits, "under protest ;" but be
distinctly coatends that the practices ere legal. Mr.
Makonothie holds that in the Holy Cominnuion the
body aod blood of Chriet are present "really and essen-
tially ;* and that thy pneenee is "the pretence of God
the word Incarnate." We have mato to believe that
two legal gentleman were sent to fit. Albm's on Banda;
week by one of the I-behest eoclesisatiesl authorities, to
note down the doctroth taught by the incembent, as the
preliminary to ,active proceedings ; and his manifesto
will at ones explain and justify that step.
MIL °Anil. the neerlyelectei member for Guildford,
and tr. Bigot bath been writing; letters to each other.
During his ossiesss, fir. Garth a:crested his mind
pretty freely concerning the hon. gentleman, and the
nature of hi. remarks may be gathered from the reply
tiley provo.ed. Hr. Bright says that be had
Men "hooted from his premise.;" that he has beet
asked several timer to blooms • candidate for Rochdale,
and might as could be confessed by fibs Coomerratives,

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that be to lend 57 so she is..
:lliodwpb:IP:241811ioy;
employed,
from beginning to end. Mr. Garth, in his reply, says
he has no perusal knowledge either of M. Bright or of
Rosbdale, but that his itotements were based as
printed reports, on NORM of which he has been suable
to lay his hands. In saknowledstag this 10660 F, Mr.
Bright writes: "1 some to this mehmion—thas yew
.Iri'n
to get into Parliament, mad were not particular
alto the path which might lead to it. You Anew dirt
during yoer ammo doubtless knowing that, if needful,
you could eat it afterwards. Them ant many mein whd
, go ' through dirt to dignities,' and I suspect you have
no objection to be one of them." Mr. Guth ausludes
the oorreepondenee thus :—ln scknowledaing your letter
of tb• 4th inst., I only think it ourseary to observe
that the conclusion at which you say on have a::=
and which you are plowed to uprose la sash
phrase, is to me a matter of the most parfait indefferesee.
Whether your opinion of we is sorriest or not I ME
leave to those who know me better to determine,
am quite aware that I am not your match in the use of
disenortme sad insulting language, and therefore,
Maud of conaleding my letters in the agreeable form
which you have thought proper to adopt, I beg Sc
subveribe myself. with conventional courtesy, your
obedient servant. Rildnol Garth.
DRATS OF a CUITINAILTAZ PM:TM 011 NOE
Year's-day—her own birthday-Ikm died in Shrews.
bury workhouse Wary o.llleall, aged 102 years. Mrs.
who knew her self best and was better known
as "Granny," was, up to the very bear other Ma, •
singularly shrewd and lively old lady, and, propped up
in her comfortable bed, held her regular receptices, and
was wont to crack jokes and bandy repartees with bee
risitors, in which encounters she did not always woe
off mood beet. Although her body was wasted sway
till her arm was not thicker than • man's forellager, bet
animal spirits never seemed to flag, and her emu lad
intellect were in • remarkable state of preservation. By
the kindness of Dr. Kea* the hoses surgeon. she had
may privileges not Dually accorded to peeper., among
which were her lunch, her glue of MN, and her pips,
which were duly provided at 11 o'slosk each morning.
On New Year'sday slie finished her gin and smoked bee
pipe as usual, and then quietly lay bask and died,
without a struggle or sign of uia. Bora on New Tee,'.
dry, 1766, when George 11. hed been deed only du
years, "Granny' was the humble, but, with one teed-
hie exception, the uniformly loyal subject of four coo.
motive Sovereign& on her Let birthday Fox was
studying the classics at Oxford, Pitt and Robert Berns
were little bgs in petticoats, and Nelson, one year
older, had not yet left Barnfrarn Thorpe rectory for
his first school. When she was seven years of
age America was an English colony, Wanes
Hastings was not yet mad. Governor-omnd of
Bengal, and Louis XV. was on the throne id
Prance. She wan four years of age when Wellington
and Napoleon Bonaparte wire bore,; 15 when Words.
worth wu born; 16 when Sir Walter Scott was born;
23 when Lord Bryoo was born, and 25 when Macaulay
was born. Of thus fasts "Granny" was not altogether
Ignorant, bet her strong point in historical reminiscence
was in regard to the Irish &bellies of '26, in the midst
of which she, then in the prime of life, dwelt; and it is
from bet tionvemition on this theme that the hint given
chore of her eseeptional disloyalty is gathered. It may
be added that no doubt oan azin as to 'Granny's"
pronee age, the oafish anthorites having sought out the
register of her birth, and being thus misled to verify it.

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