The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-25 00:00:00

WHAT TR, WORLD SAYS.

Not Ming a rh drains of • Comervat:ire Meociation. I
sum not puniest at that &ell wirMitnitice held, ander that
pamidencv of Sir William Hart Dyke. at Sr. Butpberie
Club on Wedneedity. But I MINNA to know a Conserv*.
titre cheirman who wee them. and 'hose report M tke
proceedings is not very cheering for Conservatives. TM
quoit on which U. local leaders •• e called together to
coneult about was the chew» of Canservative emcees at a
general election. My Wood it sorry to say that It is
admitted that at I art thirty of the mut, now bold by
Conservatives are Insecure, and even the "Jiegose" are
disheartened. He mya t 0.,. will be no general electits
until the present Pyrbeinent dies int nitund death. The
evidence given by the chairmen of Conserestim Breda-
boos la decidealy against any heroic appeal to the
country.

MX TEX Wet?NULL ISITYISW.

'rwa Oovirrbie Dertssiet—lt wet thirty &nun to
telegraph t Paris the other day for gems espy.... for
Iltti• sapper glees not tundrad biles fro? the Galati.
The fone,eiwg ceeieeetion of the verb 'es warier is
tot bed. Is it I

Jo name.
Tu radxso,
It I'd pews.
N noes sumuyeas.
VJos you. laddes,
Da seat lummox I

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• rumour reach's me that tenth' members of the
extreme Li t hays susgeeted to the 0 memos ,nt the idea of
outgrips lato nuotiadmts wit the It4tno GI ,vernmsst to
sill it.. Island of ex.cica. os the ground that it lass cost
Prance dear. sod brought her abaigut sly nubbin in.
Nilsson ton devotee of Li•big. {Viten s`te is about to
in opera she meta after :Ur the entire day an fa. abjures solid food, bat hshroaplial of her favourite
of .it every two lawn. This is her unvarying
m•
imeo, and she dada that it urns bit far the *Part and
triumph of sucosseive nights.
The amusing smadesosaston of 000$11 clergy I Not long
ago an Ron. Lad BA.. at Pitney anivoune .d In • serums
that be understood osrtsin of Ma eiugregation desired his
pastoral visit Did they, be asked plaintively, desire the
"conventional pasteboard" on their tables to confer on
thaw the stamp of gentility, Ma name dim., one Sun-
day, in • mystic allcgory. menisci to camp or the Lord
Ohlaf Jostles end lord Penzance to two assisted discharg-
ing water on each other with unerring aim. instead of on
the lire of Ritualism. Was Biros. Pollock owing the
congregation I

. TN! 110,AL WeDDING.
Her Majesty's Minister+ scrambled along la en almost
undigailled meaner. Fancy Her Majesty's principal
Secretary of State, arrayed in all Um glory of his full
*Melia dress, being obliged ti elbow his way between •
ocutermonser and an old woman carrying • baby!
It is • lovely day, and here is • pretty sight—the
rthivet in England; withal meet inadequately described
e reporters. Two rows of CJldaurranis is uniforms
bawls seen their best days; • few hundred lads from
the great school over the water, with such aim clean
c.a.,. (but why this Spartan neglect of gloves, my dear
boys I—look how red the March WINN makes pp., hands j.)
and revere! hundred Hoi NM. The most striking chars*.
terisUc of this crowd are its dotedynees and its as rem,
quiet—nobidy speaks above a whisper, and, to bilge by
the reiterated questions which they ask, they csonei sit
be Windsor People. How they got Imre, 11 ..... only
knows and perhaps Mr. John Brown, who is credited with
Levies been the fortunate posesreorof OM tickets foe this
festal day I Taste is a ragelsr nest of de'ectlves, and I
observe that three of them are so fearful of losing each
other that they are lumps:able.
The olßoor in NNO tuned of an escort of the Life Guards
bad • nasty fall in an asphalted corner of the Castle-yard,
In which hie horse tripped up and fell on his side, When
the horse regained his legs ba ran about the yard until
naught and brought beck to his rider, who =noted ap-
parently none the worm fee his hill, • hick sounded like
the coped. of a thole inermis 4 esiothe on the kitchen
door.
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It is • fact that altar the reremaay the Ravereirm's
carriage was not at the door of SL Georges Chapel I This
wes very dreadful, if course, but the Posen waited moot
patiently and with • bright smile on her expressive hoe
Her 'Welty showed her 'ratification by her bemusing
countenance ; end' How pWased the Queen looks r
everybody.
Well, now that is all over, let us take our seats in the
special to Paddington, and over • cigar congratulate our-
selves at being oaths Great Instead of the fiouth•Western.
This is the aossfortabie line per eawthare —the Greet
Western run to Windsor: and. as I have made • good
many Journeys in the Royal specials, I happen to lather
as whom the great responsibility of carman all the great
meta Kr. °ranee, Kr. Tyrrcli, It,. Alfred Higgins,
and Mr. Spagnoletti, the chief officers of the ounipeny.
are the gentlemen who have the lives of the Royalties an
their bands; and how indefatigable and attentive they
me I Os these occasions, too, the work Is superintended
by Sir Daniel Gooch, Sir Alexander Wool, Captain
Rulks:ey, Kr. F. G. [thunders (Gls mothenelir. <I metals
of the directors; and all do their tutu posit to ensure
the comfort and safety of the greet folk.

Herr Souza',, Stacrios.—Loed Brooks (Conservative)
was nominated and elected withoat opposition, on Tues-
day. at Bath.
THZ Emousn WAHL—Mr. Brit, inWelir4 letter
from the Birminharn Working Mn $ Peace Society, states
that he doubted not that his views were much in harmony
with those of the rode, on the questions asked him,
and be concludes by remarking that Parliament has
partaken largely of the guilt of the Ad ministeition ; and
a better House of Commons must weft& any of the good
things which they were hoping for.
Ten Dell Or CONN•UGHTII MULAIACHt TREATY was
signed at Berlin by the representatives of her Majesty
and the German Emperor on the Seth February. The
Duke settles upon the Duchess CUte) a year ; provision
is made for an annuity of Vial in case her Royal
Highness is left a widow; and ler dowry is fixed at
SOO COO marks (E 13,000 one-half If which Ls to be con-
sidered as the special gift of the Orman Emperor.

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TNII MAX/ATLANTIC DUD MUT SITITII,I/ in the
Money last week comprised Sl9O qs of beef. ISM carcases
of mutton, and 811 dead pip. One effect of the ill Advised
action of the Privy Council in sheduling the United
States among the infected countrks is visible in the fact
that only a single consignment of Ave stock reached the
Mersey lad week-161 cattle and dl/Bpip. The former
were stance driven to the sheds fa slaughter. The next
effect of the reetriction will probably be a general rise in
the price of meat.

SCuoote or ART.—Lord George Hamilton on Monday
distributed the prima which had been won by the student.
of the South Kennington Schools ol Art in the local and
national competition of UM The ceremony took place
In the theatre of the South Kensington Museum. The
noble lord congratulated the pupils upon the success
which had been echiered during- He past_ year, and stated
that the British exhibits at the late Paris Exhibition
contradicted the belief which xi:trailed abroad, and to
sone extent st home, that we Iran • dull, unimaginative

THB CONVICT HABRON. —The Home Secretary has
announced in tbe House of Commons that he had
recommended her Majesty to great a free pardon to the
convict Hebron, now undergoing penal servitude for the
murder of • policeman at Wiz/Bey-range, but of which
the criminal Peace confessed himself the perpetrator.
The right hon. gentleman added that it was not the
practice to grant compensation in such cases ; but our
London correspondent states that HaAron wit receive a
small sum of money on his *lease, and offerafa situation
under the Home-office wont Fla • week.
COuNgactit. TRZATILL —Oa Monday the Chancellor of
the lfachequar, aocompanisd by the Hon. R. Bourke, Sir
Selwin-lbbeteon, Sir Charles Du Cane, and Mr Seldom
remeived • deputation on the subject of commercial
treaties with foreign cosotries. es=Ally Spain. In
replying, the Chancellor of the tier said the
eulectkied for a considered, time occuri the attention
of Foreign Oflice and Vie Treasury, and the Govern-
ment were most anxious 0 find a remedy for the evils of
'ski& the deputation jutly complained. He agreed
that any fresh arrangement with Spain should be in the
nature of • general treaty, and that we should not confine
ourselves to the wins duties alone.
Roans—lt is a misery to drive on flu Victoria
Embankment just now, the state of the road is so bad. It
seems but, short time either aimse the steam roller was
at work there. Roads everywhere seem to get out of
order more rapidly than vu the case formerly. What are
the @sheiks as to the remits of the use of the steam
roller? Will some of the town surveyors giro us • few
positive facts thereanent? Looking to the wood pavement,
part of that in Piccadilly is approaching the character of
the Russian "oorduroy" roads (formed by laying
unuttered trunks of trees side by side transversely), and
jolts one to pieces in passing over it. This road question
In London is becoming more and more important,—
budder.

Bra Csaitura Di Lags lissoturiox :—" That this House,
while wiling to support her Majesty's Government in all
necessary measures for defending the possessions of her
Majesty in South Africa, revels that the ultimatum
which was calculated to produce immediate war should
have been presented to the Zulu King without authority
Irma the responsible advisers of the Crown, and that aa
offensive war should have been commenced without
imperative and pressing Le:amity sr adequate preparation."
It was at one time thought that Mr. Gladstone would
sunned, or, at any rate, abstain from opposing, Sir Bartle
Frers's Zulu policy. The right hon. gentleman has now
come to take the view generally held on the Opposition
aids and may be expected to support Sir Charles Dilke's
motion next week
Baaurr AND Firms is Nirtag—Fitnesa, though an
essential of beauty, is not all that is essential to beauty.
It is, of course, imaginable that there mar be a structural
reason for every form or tint of beauty that constituted
as the human organisation actually is, gives aelit to the
artist. Thus it may be said that the enamel of th, teeth
is useful for their preservation. ?io doubt inch is the
cam. But, judging from the skeleton as a whole, it does
not appear that a pure white is the colour most naturally
or most generally given to boos • black or brown
enamel would, no doubt, be as useful aa a preservative.
and would seem, to our Imperfect knowledge, to have
been a more easy protection for the laboratory of nature
to produce, than an enamel of either pearly, ivory, or
creamy white. The production of the latter is an homage
rendered to beauty : and if it has also a special scientific
advantage It is one that we have not yet discovered. So
again with regard to what may be considered as almost
the most wasteful lavish' rig of beaaty in nature, the stride
of marine shells, or the exquisite colouring of that under.
plumage of the wings of certain minute insects which it
requires the microscope to reader visible to man. There
may be vary likely is, utility in all this. But what Is
i certain s, that there is a Metros wealth and loving
display of beauty.—deikler.

CORM Or BRONCIIITIS, Agruus, CoNIUMPTIO:‘, AND
COUGH/ DT Da. LOCOCR'S PULIIIONIC WATERIA-11r.
Clifton, id, Fleet-street, Bury, writee,—" I have great
pleasure in recommending the Wafers, knowing that they
an a sure remedy, ea" In asthma, oonsulislitfuli,
b onchitia, coughs, colds, a, rheumatism, and ral
hysterical and nervous am • fa., instant relief and •
mad cure is tr. by I. Wafers which taste
terttly. by sal druggist. at Is lird and 2e Pd per
FAIGRATION TO New ERRLAND.—IntaIIiVIOOO RAS been
received of the arrival at their destinations of the
following ships, conveying_ government emigrants, and
dispatched by Sir Jelin' Vogel, the Agent General for
New Zealand, in October aad November last The
Northern Monarch for Canterbury, Taranaki for
Baylis for Canterbury, Wellington for Otago. Wii=
for Nelson. and the Ptak° for Canterbury. The last
named ship is the one that put into Pernambuco on
account of hre.
WARNING! Rem rrfs PARIS BLUR. The marked
superiority of this laundry blue over all others, and the
quick appreciation of its merits by the public, have been
attended by the us oil rem Its, viz., • Sood of imitations,
the merit of the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape, but
making the mesa appearance of the wrappers reserable
that of the geauine article. The manufactuers beg
therefore to caution all buyers to me "Ifecklit's Paris
Blue" on each packet
CONSUMPTION to Coasatn—A. eartala Method of TOM
has been discovered for this distortions esepiaint by
• physician, who is desirous that all ardereee maplt
from this providential discovery. u.k all doubt
tis most remarkable reedy of the see. nereade have
been aired by It Pull pacticuof the reantiles will be
ant by poet to any perm free et ehargi—Addren:—Yr.
Warassis.lo„o,oool-serrace. Hyde Part Leaden
Inn —amain, Foe on Yawns Bicionms.—A
certain method of =re kw been dimmed for this
distressing oonigislet by • plapoician, who is &drew
, that ea itzfferen way bonsai from this providential
discovery • it is never known to fail, and will ours the
most Deems came after all other means have bees
tried. Pull particulars will be seat by poet to oar
=lO,
free of charge, —Address :—Mr, Wuggsion,
Terrace, Hide Perk, London
A Brian wows sawing IN MALMO wire
Cants. AND SEM DIOSIII2L —lnfinitesimally snail
wssig b, the 6om of peas' Cattle sad Sheep by
Diemen at th,: biles area at Cold, Meet, end
Rein, _ll they were-psi vadat slasher aad "Dew Sou'and Hewitt's" "Red Hossele aid "Gamow Fla§;
adadaisteredoa the kiwi al allow*
mime lees to the Pertaat, delehog batrlegSni
petvaded by dam MI6 the "Red
hWy fed IMO lee Wish Wan they laeb. dad Is
are of Dallift, aneh.o lfahamtiaa la young
!teak, Skew dose, Calves, • dose or toes ed
Gamlen Muir W all meedhs. the meg sae sad
Yr ENOS elleedteral.Dewißeloireigiel4
Loam W.

THE DORSET COUNTY P.XPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1879.