The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-27 00:00:00

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Victim*l4t, Onincr.—h ha* been annonneed for wine
days that it woo the intention of his itseelleney the foird
Lieutenant's tenantry in idootlitild to pey e vrill to this
oountr, end 'mount a oomplimentery addreu to blin,
Two o slosh oil Wednesday wee Ased open for their re.
'option at Dublin Cull.. The chill originated with
Silellllloll,llll, In order to pay roped to their noble and
generous lendlord. Their reeeptlon generally Pi thoi
duentry w 11, we liavLno doubt, be worthy of the land
of lofolilk ItY, and o th u e blued and grateful nliiiiente
which premploil 00 lowing and fatigable an eel on
their pert,
1f1314111 111 Kiss'. GMUlll%—iivrard Cluminine, II
very reopeetable former, rolitiln at i rowilown, In the
Kin (Ja g's unty, wait returning from ellape on tiontlay,
the 11th, Wended Ity hid NU YIIIIi hoy. After partaking
of NOW refreslinimil he ettinineneed shouting along the
ffne), and when praising by the house ofiglisaps mulled
Kelly, two brother., ihey rushed MO asked (,ice.iinlet. Ohl hi Ivadi fOnflitilnr, taylpg 11w,, were plenty
of " Magpies, and " Whltefeet to regulate him,
flu mom wrangling he firtweeded on Id. way i the
idly, followed ban god within half a mile of the town
'Nninavara overtookhim, knockedJuicedown, and
al him Pt the mutt cruel manner. The poor mete,
sun speedily ensiteii. At Ale Ingnini held on the fol.
lowing day, Dr. Walsh proved lie ezemlned the heed of
the dideecuti, which was frightfully 'ruptured, and to.
moved eight plows of bone from the *hull. Then IMAM
boy proved the atteck, mid that the injuries were in.
dieted by the brother. John end Join.. Kelly )tithe hare
sine, fled.) The Jury returned a verdiet of Wllfnl Mar.
der *salmi them. The " Magpie." and "Whitetail"
are rival futions.
t4tll VeUll CA/111 nr Ammon Nuititur.—A letter
from 041*.y, published In one of the Dublin jourrods,
gives the following acanthi of the death, under gulp'.
Moue cirattinatanoet, of one of the pilute who ran the
In.lian Empire SWIMS, noon the BC Marguerite Root,
In fltlway Hay I--" The trial of the Galway Hiatt for
rttnnlng the Indian 11.npire on the NC Marguerite 1
Hoek did not take plate 41 tide maims, owing to the noel' 1
arrival of thee retool and the consequent absents of the
witnesses. The town grand jury had not been diaehaiiitd
until tide evening, at this rising of the Coml. The
pilota, however, did not know the moment the ship
would arrive, and Burge.. lan Englishman) had been
attire In preparing for his defense. He had been get-
ling • ststmnent of the fade reedy to be tranderrod to
counsel, and was observed to be very low In aplrlat.
A sanastlon warn (mused in town to-day by a ?apart that
she unfortunate man had dettroyed hiwaelf, and that he
Is dead Is too true. He was found rigid, bat still *Ann,
sod the belief is that he took stryohnine. Nothing
however, is yet known. The Crown solicitor la angle
in the inquiry, and an inquest will be held. e
stomach, I understand, has boon removed to be analysed."

A LION IN NBC PATH.—AI toe diligence which Es
w between °hoa and BOWL, in Africa, was • few n its
ago proceeding along the road near the ag .
*ferns, the horses ai at onoe reared • A en
advance, and the driver perceived a , T meted
in the middle of the road. He at. '76 , T., • libe
passengers, and they all manifested I "711.'"rdoz
etemation • but attic suggestion they 1
cams matches and burnt paper. The light of •• wee,
however, so strong that it paralysed the of the
g aims, and they produced no effect on the ' The
consternation of the pamengers was on the
when the animal relieved them by walking 'Wyk;
away.--Galtpeania Messenger.