The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-03-28 00:00:00

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A WELL DESERVED SENTENCE.
,oiai Walker, 29, labourer, was indicted at Leeds
_.......111'.- Friday, for malicious', Pinang upon and
w---'entirtaiebire and Yorkshire Railway certain
iron, and stone, with intent to upset a train, at
7.jekh„ton, on the 7th January, and also with
t
-I;Pinti 11' removing certain sign ais and lights upon
..,i ',.."•iir , Prisoner, who had overtravelled his
7-_,,,—„ e'eiti arrived at Low Moor, entered the
(1:7-iwin-,,f a return train. From this he was ejected
L, the guard ; be then ran. down the line and Dna.
eeesed the mischief complained of. The engine of a
vein leaped twice over the obstructions placed
relit prisoner on the line, but fortunately did not
' the metals. The ob ns structio were afterwards
el:;:t to he two new sleepers propped up by large
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Pie" • of timber 19 feet long, and two lamps
stone& a
teem s signal post. The prisoner was found
takes
ow, and een_t,esed to 20 ram' tonal servitude.
A NOVEL PRESENTATION TO THE WIFE
OF AN M.P.
A_ Thunday a novel presentation took piaci° at
On Ha mar Warrington, the residence of Mr.
ItiZi, M.P. for Burnley. A few weeks ago, a
B'eeeley Liberal, a clogger by. trade, resolved to corn.
te the Beesley election, in • manner of his
ttie_ ~., ....tuna a pair of clogs to Mrs. Ryland&
4ra-the clogs are of caLf leather, cut out
faityucapy, with insertions of cerise silk. They are
bruoa
„int! the edges with the SOADO material, and
with "'hue silk. are lined with white kid, and
Lltuael. A gold awl green. The soles are of wood.
The ,h,g, tart military heel!, with tram tips at um,
ie. The hottest a! inlaid with leather, and
brew mnt The donor, in et.
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le; the clop to UT'
f an i, I,f,",_suuom
me°- ad by a
dermatios of wortilt . ''''y
his noti . Present
ibon that when
e donor b
he h7eks"s;-a lnlilicUn 37 Years ago no voters had
it Irma clog wearers who returned Mr.
garortiti;l Parliament. Mrs. RylaroLi politely
the present. The deputation were en.
tortoise' to luncheon by Mr. and Mis. Rylands.

In the year 18481 war vicar of Abboteley, in Huntingdon-
shire. It was the year of scarcity. One morning in August
when the prospects of the harvest were very dismal,
walked out into the village, and was surprised to see the
whole population in a state of ferment, crowds hurrying
and gathering, and, of course, all talking at once. At the
nearest cottage door there was an excited ground women
and children, and on its outskirts a boy gamboling and
shouting" Hurrah!" I went Lip to this group and asked
the cause of it &IL " Oh, sir, said the women to whom
I spoke, "there's been • traveller through the place going
to St Moots, and he ass there's an order from the Queen
that all old people ovnr sixty, and all children under five,
are to have their heads cut off because of the famine.
And our little George), there's a-kickins up his heels like
that because he was five years old last week. He don't
awe shit about his younger brothers and sisters. But, la
air, you don't think it can be true do you / " My amuse-
ment at the notion, and my calm assurance that they might
make themselves easy under the alarm of threatened
massacre, quieted the village after a time, and many •
head that felt shaky that morning slept in peace at night.
—HzaarsT RANDOLYSI, Worthing, in h'otsa and queriss.

SHORTHORN SALE IN YORKSHIRE.
,kaa:tale of shorthorn stock took place Thursday
• , near Catterich, on the farm of the
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celebrated beeeder, hfr. John Outhwitte. The stock
has bees shown more particularly at the great national
metisire of England and Scotland, as well as leading
county shows, amounting in all to In first prizes, 19
seconds and wren thirds, uot including challe
cup lia.Cl InedAiii OVA to a sum of £1,313. With the
moeption of the cue of the favourite bull Royal
Windsor the sale was quite an open one. The bidding
rad flat, end generally the rates realised were much
lower then had been anticipated by the owner and
apeeted by the public. There were only two awes in
wbtcbxo guineas was reached. The great feature of
the eels, the offer of Royal Windsor, was a disappoint.
meat. The roperve bid of 5,000 guineas resulted in it.
beim bonght in after an offer of 4.000 guineas had
tea made.