The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-13 00:00:00

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Dackham withdrew his motion, and the amendmen
.was unanimously adopted.
Mr. JONANMAN GUALY, in the absence of Dr.
Gillett, moved that the berms of subscription for all
future members should be Ll per annum.
Mr. PITMAN seconded the tuotirm.
A. lengthened discussion ensued, and the motion
was negatived by 20 to 10.

A vote of thanks to the noble ohakman was pawed,
and the proceedings terminated.
At • meeting of the council, held on Tuesday,
thanks were voted to the local authorities and others
who had contributed to the success of the exhibition.
HORSE-SHOEING.
This interesting competition, which was intro.
(laced at the Bristol meeting, took place on Wed-
nesday in the yard, and attracted numerous spec-
tators. There were 15 entries, but only 10 men
competed. The work was done in so excellent a
manner that the judges had no easy task in making
the award, and especially commended the whole of
the competitors. The following were the winners
of the prizes :—let, E. Warry, of Shepton
Beauchamp (time, 40 minutes) ; 2nd, Charles
Perry, Shepton Beauchamp (44 minute.); 3rd,
Henry Bulled, 2, Watetloo.court, Thomas street,
Bristol. Commended : Charlei Danford, West
Pennard, 43 minute.; Daniel Jones, Pontybatt,
Hereford, 47 minutes; Thomas Wargent, Lower
Bellingham, 41 minute'. The judges were Dr.
Giles' of Hereford, and Mr. T. Barrel, of I(er:wham.

THK TKLLL 07 IMPL7II.I4ITB
commanded very considerable attention, and the
various fields in which the implements were worked
were visited by several thousand persons. Steam
ploughing was represented only by two ploughs,
those of Messrs. Howard and Fowler. The quality
of the ploughing was loudly extolled by all specta-
tors, and the majority of them were men well calcu-
lated to give an opinion. Eight noted firma
exhibited reapers, namely, Samuelson. Banbury;
Woods, London; Mr. Cranston ; Maunders, of
Ottery Si. Mary, Devon; Picksley, Sims, and Co.,
Lincoln; Burrows, Broadclist, Devon; Hornsby,
Grantham; and Hamlett. The work performed by
each was about half•an-acre of long and strong rye.
Of mowers there were six, viz., Hornsby's, Pioksley,
Siins and Co's, Samnelson's, Barber's, Wood's, and
Hamlett's. All oompleted their work in a very
satisfactory manner.

THE DINNER
was held at See o'clock in a spacious tent erected in
the show-yard, at which there were present between
:wo and three hundred gentlemen. The Right Hon.
Lord Taunton presided, and amongst thoee by whom
his lordi-hip was supported were Air Joseph Bailey,
Bart., the Dean of Hereford, the Dean of Glouceiiter,
Colonel Clifford, M.P. Colonel Archer, Colonel
Luttrell, Mr. Cam (the mayor of Hereford), and
in:rural member; of the Corporation, Mr. T D.
Ached, M.P., Mr. E Holland, M.P., Mr. E. King,
Ml'., Mr. G. Clive, M.P., Dr. Brent, Bev. T.
Ring, Rev'. Best, Rev. T. Thomas, Rev. A.
Clive, this Hoe. J. Butler, Captain Patehall, and
ItaAB,ll4 H. GI Moysey, S. Pitman, G. S. Poole,
IL IL Bush, T. ILAR2III3 (Redhili), J. Bates (Bristol),
W. Thompson, Badminton, E. Koollys, J. DAMP,
K. G. Etadcock, T. Danger, W. Hoskyna,. J. IL
Clive, Biddulph, E. S. Drewe, T. Duckliatn. IL
May, C. Anthony, H. St. John ?daule, J.
Goodwin, Ire.
The loyal and patriotic toasts having been drank,
the noble CHAIRMAN gave "Toe Mayor of Hereford
and the Local Committee."

The MAYOR (Mr. Cam) responded, and proposed
"Success ro the BAT h and Wed of England Society."
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Ti oohle PKISIDIMT acknowledged the toast at
considerable length, aod in d sing se enumerated the
advantages of such bOCI ties as that of the Bath and
West of England, which he said would not, if they
were not useful, have increased so rapidly as they
had
.dune in this country.
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fdr..Cwrit, M.P., proposed "The health of the
Presich at," to which his Lora:man. briefly responded.
Mr. T. D. A CLAND. M. P., gave the toast of "The
Royal Agricultural Society of England," which was
drank with hearty • thusium.
"The Judges of Stock and Poultry," "The
Stewards and Officers of the Society," "The Rail-
way Companies," and other toasts were drank, and
the company rose at an early hour.

Amon, the local exhihitors of machinery we may
mention Mr. George Perseus, the Parrett Works.
Martock,Somertet, steare engines; Meisers canon and
Tone. Werinin4er, steam engines, turoip cutters, and
large variety of ether agriaeltural implements;
M 13,2111. Roberti and Son, Bndgwater, oar's; Meson,
Wi4htrnan and Dening, Chard, Somerset, haymaking
machines, rsk. s, end other implements ; Messrs. R.. and
J. R.-4.1 W, Bretton Iron Works, Westbuiy, Wilts a
variety of drills, mann, e dietribntors, tee. ; Manua S.
and A.. Fuller, Bath, bringheres, phaetons, waggonettes.
kc. ; Messrs. B. Newuhain and Son, Bioed-street, Bath,
waggonettes and carte; Mr. J. Gliddon,
Taunt in, deem separates for scalding milk, fire renges,
watering appiratus, stove% aril force pampa ; Mr. J.
Parrett, Banw,ll, cider etloaring and champagne cider,
Mr. T. W. Baylis, Beckford, Tewketibury. waterotoo;
iminposition ; Mews Brown Brothers, Lyme Regisf
cooking apparatus ad a variety of machines; Keens.
Colthurst, Symonda. and Co., Bridgwater, patent tiles;
Messrs. Murch and Spenoe, Bridgwater, an appatatus
for heating pits, hothouses, and public buildings. In
cettle the Herefords, of course, predominate, there
being 61 entries, the exhibitors for the nent.t part resid.
ing in the neigheonrhood. Among the exhibitors may
he noted Mr. James, blappowder Court, Blandford.
The Devons eould not be expeeted in great numbers at
such • distance, anl thus are only 28 entiies. Among
the exliibitom are Mr. Walter Farthing, of Stowey-
court, Bridgwater; Mr. J. A. Smith, of Bradford
Peyerel, Dorchester; Mr. C. Flambee, Milton Abbey,
Andford ; and Mr. J. Pitleld, Symondsbury, Bridp .rt
and the represewatives of the late Mr. J. W. Buller.
of Downeo, Creditor). There are 51 entries of seort•
horns, awl the exhibitors include Mr. R. Stratton,
Wslls-court, Stapleton; Mr. George Hitchman, Long
Ashton, Bristol ; Mr. James Harding, Holbrook-farm,
Charlton Musgrave, Witioanton ; Mr. John Read,
Southern, Cheltenham ; Mr. W. Woodwazd, Tewkes-
bury. The sheep dusts., with one or two excptions,
are well represented. In the Somerset ad Donest
horns there are five entries of yearling rams,
seven of rains of any other age, and four pens of yaw-
ing ewes. In the two denies of mountain steep only
three entries have been made. Among those who have
made entries in the sheep are the Esti of Radnor,
Mr. R.. N. Grenville, Butleigh Court, Glastonbury; the
representatives o' the late Mr. Buller, Mr. J. J.
Farquharson, Blandfor I • Lady WilLiughby de Broke,
Mr. James Rawlenee, Salisbury; Mr. A. J. Piifield,
Mr. T. Danger, Hunstile, Brilgwater.
CATTLZ.--,l)llTONS.—Clitell I.—Balls above three
years, Ist prize, Mr. Juim Azarieh Smith, Bradford
Peverell, Dorchester ; intl. Mr, Walter Farthing.
Stowey Court, Bridgwater —Clt.ss 2. —Bulls not eV'
e.e hog three years, let prize, the repreeen-ativer of
the late J. W. Buller. F..sq., Downer, Creditors ; 2nd.,
Mr. Walter Farthing ; 3rd, Mr. John Pittield, symendee
bury. Bridport.--Clasi not exceeding ton
yeers, let p ise, Mr. Walter Farthie,g ; 2nd.e Mr. John
Badly, Steckley . Pomeroy, CrediLoo ; Ited, Air. John
AsariA Smith.—Claus 4.—Cows in calf or in milk,
having had • ealf within six months next preceding the
first day of the exhibition, 14 prise, Mr. Walter
Farthing; 2nd, ditto; 3rd, Mr. John Aseriah Smith.
lees 6. —Heifers not emcee ling two yeses, IA prise.
Mr. Walter Farthing; int, Et e representative or the
late J. W. Buller, Esq.; 3rd, Mr. Walter Farthing.
SHORT'II Chsa 9 —Bulls not exeeeding two
yearn, 3rd prize, Mr. C. Hitehinen, Long Ashton,
Bristoh—ellass 10.— Caws in calf, or in milk, having had
a eelf wehin *is mooklis nest preo ding the flust dey of
the exhibitien, let prise, Mr. It Str 4ton, Walle-eourt,
Stapleton, Heidi:lL—Clan 12. —H eifers not exceeding
two years, let prise, Mr. R. Stratton, Walls Court,
Stapleton, Bti-toL
,qtette.—Lerciterene.—Clus 19.—Yurling ram., Ist
prise, Mr. Joseph Gould, Peltimere, Exeter; 2nd, ditte ;
highly orimot tided, nitto —Chute 20.—Rams of any
other age, 14. prise, Mr. Joseph 0.4i1d, Fenimore,
Hotter; 2nd, the repreeentatives of the late J. W'.
Huller, Esq., Downs, Cre 'icon ' • highly
,rnonmended,
Mr. Joseph Gould, Pnitirrare, Exeter • commuded,
the Representatives at the tate W. Haller,
Class 21. rett6 of yearling ewes, Ist prize,. Mr. Joseph
Gould, Poltimore, Exeter.
Ore= Lori9-Worms.-o'au 25.--Yearling rime, 2nd
prise, Mr. George Radnor., Court Hayss, Thoverton,
Columpton, Devon.
Sournnovrive —Claus 28.—Yearling rams, let prise,
JaMes John Fargehereen, Eel., Langton, Blaudford,
Dorset. —estie 29.—Rages of wry other age, let prize
Ralph Neville Grenville, Erg., Bettleigh Court, Glance;
burr Somerset.
Ginn Dowse.—Cliure 34. —Yeetrlintr rams, Ist prise,
Mr. ,Janes Baihridge, Wilton, SaliAmey,
Wilfa; 2ad. ditto.—Cless 35.—Ra.rna ol say age, 2nd,
Mr. James Rawlence, Ruibridge, Wilton, Salisbury.
elant 36..—Pent of yearling ewes, let prize, Mr. Joules
awlence ; 2nd, ditto. , •
EtONEKBBILT AnD °QM= Montle —Class 37.—Yearling
rims, ist prize, Mr. Alfred J. Pitlield, Bytes, Bridpurt.;
Me. Thomas Danger, Huntetile, Bridgwater.—
Class 38.TeRaoss of any aaa, lit prigs, Mr J. Pitlield,
'Hype, Bndport ; 2nd, ditto.—Class 39.—Pene of year-
ling ewer, Ist_yrise, Mr. Thomas Danger, Huntstin,
Bridgwater 1, af Mr. Alfred J. Pitlield, Rypo,.
Bridport:
Fl oases. —FOI 1141040^ LreleaL Puarossa.--Olass 46.
—Colts foaled, in 1963, Ist priao, Mr. Henry
fAtaboosk, Chitterne AS Bahl* Heytesbury, Wilt-
shire, • thereat colt, Albert, aged I years, bred by
himielf, tire, cfilVtol,, &In Violet, lira of cum,
Pe. nitres Mary.
Plea. -te /411.10 11111111 r Class 56. —Beare not
_ Prise Kr. William 'Vella;
, Farn,,,Msgheressis, Write, a bleak and
nire bosr, egret one month and one doge
of Newporfolins; Fierodrite, sire of dam,
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Frpe, Bridport. The primes wen given bye. Anthony,
Of H. rrford.
P. i;:it.rtiV.—Class 3 —Dorking (white), 3rd prise Rev.
n. F. Hodson, North Petherton. Bridguater.—Cias.. 9.
—Brahma Pootra, 3rd prise, kirs. Hergreaves, A rbor-
field Hall, Reading. Highly oommended, E. Pigeon,
Lyuipstnin, Exeter ; J. H.nton, Hinton, lit.th.—Cl.as
4 ---'Polands (Black and White Cro.ts), 2nd prise, T P.
Edwards. Li ndhurst, Hants ; highly oointneuoel, T. P
Fai warda, Lyn db u rst, Flanta.--Clas- 18.—Dorking Chicken,
let prise, Mrs. Barter, 138, lJnionnitreet, Plymouth;
2ud, Rev. G. F. Hodson, North Petherton, Bridgwater.
—Class 19.—Garne Chickens No let prize; 2nd, H.
Adney, Pemberton, Colluropton.—Clus 20.—Coohin.
China Cldcken, Ist prise, J. R. Rodbard,
court Wrington, t3omerset.—Sweepatakes.--Spanish.-
3rd prise, J. R. Kodbord, Aldwicic-eourt, Wrington,
someraet. Sweepstakes. Doi king. 3rd prise, C.
Smith, Dornford, Sali-bury. Eiwee• stakes. Game
Suitcase. 2nd prise, S. Lang. jun., Radian& Bristol.
—Chu 21.--Bantains (Gold Lace), Ist prize and silver
cup for hest pen of bantams, Rev. G. S. Calms,
, Cruwys Morchard, Tiverton. Class 22. Bantams
(-Byer Laud), let prise, Rev. G. S. Crtiwys,
Cruwys Morchard, Tiverton ; 2nd, E. Joe., 13erkely-
place, Clifton. Commended, E. Jones, Beikeley-Pl,oe,
26.—Ducks (Rosen), 2nd prise, J. R.
Rodhard, Aldwick-oourt, Wrington, Somerset. Class
27.—Ducks (any other variety), commended, J W.
Kelleway, ?deraton, Isle of Wight. Class 28.—Geese.
2nd prize. J. K. Fowler. Prebendal arm, Aylesbury.
Chas 29.—Turkeys, 2nd prize, C. Edward, The Grove,
Wrington, Somerset.
CLASS 20.—Coohin China Chickens.—Lit prise, J. It
Rndloird, Aldwick.court, Wriugton, Som. net.
SWIEZPSTAKES.—Game;Ist prise, J. Fletcher, Stone.
dough, Manchester.
PRIZZB OFFICILID BY THZ FIZRZPORD OCAL COM-
Hintz& HZBEFORD C rrr,l. Claw .—Pairs of
beifeis calved in 1864.—1 et prize, Mr. James WIDOW]
J.mes, M.ppowder-court, Blandford, Dorset, • pair of
red with whit, face Hereford heifers, bred by hi.uself.
SoMeRSZT AND DORSZT HORNS.—Cless 37.—Yearling
Rann..—lat prixe, Mr. John Pi,field, Syniondsbury,
Bridport, Dorset; 2nd, Mr. Thomas Danger, }Junta.
vire Bridgwater, Somerset. Commended, Mr. Alfred
J. Pitfield, Eyie, Bridport, Dor-et.
PIOEL—SMALL BERID.—Chus 59.—Boars not exceed-
ing two yeats.-2nd prise, Mr. John Pitfield, Symonds.
bury, Bridport, Dorsetehire, a black Dorset boar, Uncle
Sam, aged 1 year end ll months, bred by Mr. Thomu
Chick, Stratton. Dorchester.
CLASS 61. Breeding Bows in Farrow, or that have
Farrowed wltbis four months of the first day of the
Exhibition. —lst prise, Mr. Edmund Coles, Stone Farm,
Yeovil, Somerset. Commended, Mr. John Pitfield,
Symondebury, Bridporty Dorset, • black Dorset sow,
Jeinitna, aged 2 years and 1 month, bred by Mr. John
A....Sinith, Bradford Peverell, Dorchester.
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CLAIM oi.—Pena of two-I);eeding lows not exceeding
nine months—lot prize, The Right on the Earl of
Radnor. Culesh.ll, Highworth. Wilts; 2nd, Mr. Ed-
mund Coles Stone Fsrm. Yeovil.
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The sh,w of horses was exceedingly poor, both in
numbers and qudity.
The slow of poultry was interesting, and among
the local exhibitors we may mention Mrs. Neville
Grenville, Butleigh-court, Glastonbury; J. H. Rod-ard,
Aldaick-rtourt„Will/gtoll ; tt. Beata., Cane, ;
Ite,v. 0 F. Idolson, Norh Petherton, Bridgwater ; 14.
Adney, Pemberton' Collumpton ; E. Pige.in Lvmp-
stone. Rueter ; J. Flimon. Hinton, B:.th • F. B Pm .n.
Bi,hop'a Msnor, Tension; C. Edward., The
Or ve„ Wrington, Somerset; C. Bnlpin, ltivereide,
Bi idgw"ter.
The,. Arta Department embraces nil raintinge, water-
oolour. d'arimes, 'ketches, and sculpture, lent for esti-
bitten and sent for as ; and subjects of ornamental art
and art maeu'acture. Tire wad also the liouiton 141011
exhibition lind the Flower Show.

Th. stewards of the yam are Mr. John Gray, King.
weapon, Sontetton, and Mr. William Fronde, Fataleish,
P.ignton ; stewards in the fhld, Mr. H. D Jones,
Portwny House, Wsrmiturer, and Mr. .1. E En
Fitshead, Tauntnn ; stewards of arrangement, Mr. John
Gray, K.nswf Eon, S m rton, Mr. Jonathan Gray,
Summer Hid, Bath, Mr. J. I. L.01.1r„ Mr. H G.
Moysev, B•theaston, Weilingtnn. and Mr. H. WiHiant..,
S,intord' Durcheater, and a. cretars, Mr. IL St. John
Manly, the tight man in th rigl t place.
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oArrui. —Mr. James F Ly+cliett, Pole; Mr.
John Y.l.p. l'witchen. N.rth ilo`ton ,• Mr. J. E.
Single,on. Pookletan ; Mr. Elard Oongh, Gravel-hill,
Sar.w4kury • Mr. John Ford, Roslitan, Elanafard ; Mr.
Titania/a Stalaper, Onaraid Kirk, York; Mr. W. P.
Bowan, Shr,w,bury.
SHISEF Mr. Jahn Clark, Lang Rattan, Lincohi ; Mr.
Georkre Ctuatan, Beare-house, Stnovrahury.
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Homes. —Mr. H. My.., t oker a Frome, Dorchester;
Hr. Robert Howard, Temple Brevet, Seaford ; Mr. H.
Thurmall, Royston, Herta; Capt. Barlow, Heakerton,
Wooobridge.

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Pia.—Mr. James Taylor. ElJeaton, Lewis; Mr. John
Wippall, &awn, Exeter.

FRIGHTFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT
SEI EWSBURY.

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On Thorwfay at • cinarter•pain two o'clock at HMII4I
Junctidn, near the utation on the Great Western lLll
way, an excursion train from Liverpool for London ran
off the rails. Eleven persons were killed, and about
forty others seriously wounded. Of those now in tt
Shrewsbury Ho•pital, theie are several who are not
expected to survive. The terror and consternation prm
due d among the passengers may be inferred from the
foot that ieveral of thoe who eoc.peol relied to pre-
oped any further by railway. Toe authorities were
busily engaged in colleting information as to the came
of this terrible dhaeter. Among others the depooition
oas been taken of one of ,lie engine driver; who now
lies in a very precarious state. at the hospital; and he
attributes the blame entirely to the negligence of the
platelayers who were engaged in the repair of the line
when the accident occurred.

Massif ...LT, Msessg died in pecuniary difficulties.
THE sale iof If de Morny's pictui-e gallery is over, and
the total amount realised is 1,686,820 fr. (upwards of
£67000)
A HAMPSHIRE lady, named Wedgewood, of Greyshot
Hall, has been brought More the magistrates at
Birmingham. and has been remanded, on the charge of
'forging • promissory note for £l,OOO.
A CHILD four years of age, son of the late Captain
Wignail, of Frembletoo, near Puston, has died, a few
hours alter being given four glasses of ale by • drunken
fallow named Kirby.
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JOHN FROST, the once oelebrsted Chartist, completed
his 81st year on Thursday, May 26th. Though no old a
man, yet hit health is unimpaired. He resides at
Pontypool, and has been for some time engaged on his
autobiography.
THE espeeted offer of s pension to Mrs. Cobden has
been made and declined. The amount propoeed by Lord
Pa'merston in a letter which he • dressed to Mn.
Oh len was £l5OO per annum for her life, but "Mn.
Cobden has declined the offered pension, at the same
time etpressing her grateful sense of the kindness
manifested towards her by the Crown and the adminit•
tratinn."
A NEW GARIB,LIHAW Erratriuss. —Mr. Joseph
Plowman, the editor of one of the Os ford papers, and a
gentleman of high standing in the city, told the Bench
of that city, on Friday, that to his own knowledge an
many as 16 young nien had I ft o,ford the same day,
ona-ef them being a youth in his own employment, for
military service in Italy. It was believed that Venice
was their deetinatmn.

A GHOSTLY VISITANY.—It appears that London hss
got a ghost again. Nicht after night the churchyard of
St. George's, fliglatreet, is swarmed about by esg..r
croinia of eightsPefs, who ob.trttot the siesta in the
neighbourhood in their urgent curiosity to see the ghcia.
.hat haunts that locality. As yet it seems curiosity haa
i.ot abated, the happy eyes V at have seen the super-
natural visitant only exciting the envy of th ir less
fAsoured neighbours. Reisoning on the matter is idle,
for to any one cliubting the re.lity of &tubas k's
shoat, are there not the obattucted streets to testify
against him?

THE STHTTIN SHOW recently appears to have been
less satisf.mory on the score of business transacted
than prevons Continental mee,ings have been to
BugUsh exhibitors. Lord, Wa'Bingham and Sondes took
to tint and secohd ptiz-s tor Southdown Step; Mr.
T .ylor. of Somers te.hire. showed Devon hulls; and
Mr. Ohm, of Butleigh Abbey, took prises for Short-
horns, Suffolk I.oraes, sod pigs. The BogliA implement
makers were in comiderable forte, and received med..'"
for the macliinery exhibited. Messrs. B. t'oniaby and
Sons received a gold medal for their threshing machine
snd engine ; and .ilver medals were awarded to Messrs.
Clayton aod Shot'leiroith, Ransomes and Sims, and the
Betding Iron Works Co. for their simdar machine.
6ilver medals were also awarded to Meyers. Pick.ley
and Sims for mower, to Mellen Hornaby and Son, and
Masan Sam union and Cu. for reopen 11. , to Mr. Son,
Molly for haymaker and corn 'omen, and to Mesera. B.
Page and Co. Bedford, for horee-rake and oilcake
_k breaker_ AMC.. to Masan. Howard', Bedford, for
ploughs'.

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RAILWAY COLLISIONS. —The engine of • train which
preaMes the mail by far too slight an interval, broke
down near Keynsham on Thursday morning, and before
it could move on the exprees mall train dashed into
it, and five minutes after • train of empty carriages
clothed into the mail. Ten or twelve persms have been
seriously hurt, but no one killed. Looking at the
frightful nature of the accident, the wonder is that there
was not a wholesale slaugh.er. The order of suocession
el trains had clearly been cut too Line, and without
making any allowance for mechanical accidents. If the
catastrophe was not too serious to be made the subject
MI a pleasantry, we should may it reminds as of some
Ilines which appeared. few days ago ia Punch :
Goods and Mall were on the ran,
• „ IdeAl ptalle4 up to mar, •
: ?.?..ljtiende al* Moth ca in autsab crash,
ker.--: And Espial wane tumhling
thtrolilmsemstualo;yuili:k S
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.",ut intioductios of go isto the seeond great
in city is very properly referred to by some papers
sign of the times—se belong*/ to
Mewl of simple innovations wlainh work the real
lettotal of the world. "The typical idea of
'eon the subj, at of illumination from Mosul to
au from Ceylon to Elatbaroand (nays the
'in a most pleasantly-written artist*, is a
cotton in a spoonful of oft. It may be carried
os e.megoilleent scale with brass branches, and
hut wetly cheedeliers, or its embodiment
1-it cocoa-nut shell, with a fag-end of thread
lingers •' but it comes to the same smoky,
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