The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-29 00:00:00

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The vicar 1.4 St. Mary's Taunton, the Rev. Prebendary
Clark. who i. taking a holiday in Scotland, while ascend-
ing Ben Lomond, a few days ago, was strick in the head
by • thunderl.olt and completely bewildered for sonic
moment", hut it is hoped no serious effects will follow.

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A cuttlefish has been captured td lkitlin Island. Its
ern are lb incites in diameter.
In acricket match at A lveston, near Bristol, the other
day. Mr. E. U. BDACe scored •Zli runs.
Princess Louise is at present a constant student at the
art classes of the South lensington Museum.
Hart Krup is going to add to his works at Essen a steam
hammer capable of locating up lOU tons of steel.
A new religious wet in California arc denominated
•. Iliad Christians.
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A patent meolichie man recently posted handbills on all
the gravestones in a cemetery at Massachusetts.
The ousters and linen in the Kiildenuinster carpet trade
have agreed to settle their dispute by arbitration.
The Prince of Wales has accepted the position of
honorary president of the British Committee for the
Brussels Exhibition of Kti.
In conasNuence .if the prevalence of scarlet fever in the
camp, the proposed visit to Aldershot has been
indefinitely isittsinisl.
Ac..... 11 or,: to the PhilerdelpVn Ledger, Mr. Longfellow
is mid to be in such precarious health that he dues no
literary work.
At Glasgow a market for the sale of oil clothes has
been topened by the municipal authorities. The market is
the largest of the kind in Great Britain. The rent is
E 2,0011, and the receipts from the sale of old clothes, which
Is carried on chiefly by Irish people, are stated to amount
to C0AIU1) per annum.
THE LATE BARON PIGOTT AND THE Pi:Mot:Tit BRETHREN.
correspondent of the Lierrprot Poet says he has
received a copy of the last letter ever written by Baron
Pigott. It is datml from Sherlield Hill. The learned
baron combats the theory of apostolic succession, and
challenges his opponent to ,Mow that bishops. priests, and
deacons were orders instituted by the apostles. In
another letter the Baron states that for five years lack he
lied been a member of a very liberal Baptist chapel, lot
his views being modified he had joined the Plymouth
Brethren, and "broken lin-mil" with them the very a.,
before lie fell from his horse. He then rejoiced in the
tact that at length his mind had lommtne perfectly calm
and settled in regard to religious matters.
chateau Londe 111111 l with its arrest of vineyard dopes
steetchiim down to the I:ironic, lias just been purchased
essr
hy Ms. W. and A. tinny for 700.0iftlf., principally with
the object of establishing a vast depot where they can
heir eltellAiVe PUT,IiRAOA of clarets—the property
collect t
being almost in the !wart of the Mcdis- district - and ship
them direct to England. By this means the charges
incidental to the trausmission this...! wines up the river
to Bordeaux and thence down the toreinle again will lie
clarets lie delivered at Isondon, duty paid, at a
ji.;,,,,cr price than, owing to the heavy charge fur railway
c nige and the city octrui dues, they are procurable at
Paris.—/ flestratixf London

BRADPOLE. DORCIUSEITER.
Ant:oil-t:e St 1C11)1,_ —I )11 Sabinlay much naisternatiosi GILEAT WIL,TLIIII 4
RAILWAT.—There are no local alters-
Was created in this village hy the report that a wmuap thins in the teem, th
non e Great Western Railway for the
1. .u.e„,pted to ,oiumit suicide by hanging hereelf. The month of July.
mportisrueed to i.e true. Fur some four or five months, Miss LAISZT. one of theyoung ladim drowned last week
min,. , iiaheth J.,,,, Hewitt, whose home is at Ports- at Dover, through a boat accident, was formerly engaged
mouth, and her hushand wat lately a seaman in the ~y, at the I iraistry Ramer in thin town.
pa. been living with her friend. in Rradpole. She h for Mt If. G. ftrukt, M.P.. has c,nsented to fill the office
A cousidemble time been very deprissed in spirit., and this of president the of Dorset County Poultry and Pigeon
depression wse increased shout a month ago by We death Society for IKS-6 ; and the hon. gentleman will give a
of her husband whilst at sea. On Saturday, whilst alone Prise restricted to exhibitor', of this county.
In the Moue, she hung hertelf l'Y a rope to the leteieteee` TIM WILITHEL—Tho following is our meteorological
and a little girl who was in and out of the houae at inter rePort :
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veils raised an alarm. Mr. Crew was instantly in - _ _
Lowest
attendance, and he cut the unfortunate WORMS] down. The
• Mts. Illioeit Point at '
Rev. Prebendary Ilroadley's cartilage was deslattched ."r lilpbt.
Dr. Hay, who, fortunately, was at home, and he was
;promptly in aticitilmo,, skilfully treats" the 1.3,. and the ----- ---.—•••••
poW WOOL= recovered. It was a fortunate thing that Mr. June 1 ' •
Clew had • pocket knife in Ids isaoinision, for it is said, on V 62 ,
woe& anthonty, that a delay of &nether second or two must 22 , 113
ion proved fatal. On Tuesday tla, poor woman OM i ZI eti
examined liefilVe Mr. It. P. Gundry, J.i' by Mr. G M 1 2! „Lee,
Inna. =nem alto pronounced her to be insace, and on 1 .2-' L-
Wallnaglaq wontiMil she wa• taken by ther rcLeving ,
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olio Kr. J. Blair. to tholusatic asylum at kpraton. e• •.•

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State of Weather.

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Accitimsr. —A girl named Mary Ann Newberry. of /
Waterside Cottage, was climbing over a wall on TuesdaY,
when she fell, sustaining severe laceration of the forearm.
She was taken to the County Hospital
Tog AGRUCLTtIJ, HoLomos BILL—Mr. W. E. *.
Smiler, Mr. V. F. Benett-Stanford, and Sir H. Ix Wolff '
were among those present at a meeting of the Premier's ,
supporter., on Monday, in reference to the Agricultural
Holdings Bill. Every effort is to be made to paws it this
I session.