The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-27 00:00:00

District Ntins.

DOSCHESTKIL

Juan is Camila. Canc&—r C. Olovhien's Bin
to esidif) and anteed the law relating to Nus keeping
t.yeettier sad the disol,sie of juries in minded OW*
propane, to evil the judge power to allow the jury
to haws food and refreeboteut whik considering
their verdict; to sanction ihe discharge at • jury
by the judge if they gannet agree to • verdie
within what he calk • reasonable time to
authorise beginning the trial again with a Ines-law
V one brooms ill, and to sanction a verdiet being tak.n
or • jury diesharged osi • Sunday. Power is glees to
the judge to dinette's* the jury, if be thinks Ilk co
&resent of the sadden Masse el • juror. or • witaree, or
the accused. A jury being discharged. the &soused say
•be tried again.

RROUITRAZ 0WI11.&I:11 QUARTSILT BSTURX.—Ttsim
return comprissa the marriages of Jaly, katusi, ahel
fieptenther, 1865 • and birth. and deaths of Oirteher,
November. sad incomber, 1665 Tbe residers of the
United Kingdom show that 113,972 miroons =ivied In
the quarter th•t ended in September ; that the
burin of 239.499, and the deaths of 159,394 persons of
bah cries, were misfired in the three months ending
ea Desember 3155. The recorded natural increase of
population in 92 days wee 79975. or 969 daily. Kt
desire of 6,101 foreigners, 36,256 emigrants sailed from
these Weed* in the same piod. Bo about 304 awl.
VIM to left .I1y; and allowing daferna in regintratins,
whisli has catty recently been established is Ireland, th•
interne at boon. Imo beam about siD daily. The death.
_ . _ .

rator. 117147—U.niked filnoripaa thaws law. to ths

average M FagLod aol Wale.
HADIAII CORPUS 80111FISSIOIN (111114134-111 the
Manse ot,Connocee, on Saturday, Feb. 17, motion
load., anti cosstion put, "That leave be given to
bring in • Bill to empower the Lord Lienteeent or
.other Chief Governor or Governors M Ireland, to
apprehend and detain, for • limited time, snob
poems as be or they shell mope* of conspiring
easiest Her Majesty's Parson and Government
(Rh. George Chili j —The House divided: Ayes,
Wu; Noes, 6. la the majority, ayes were zw,
T. tD. Aribuid, A. C. Barclay, W. W. B. Besolu •
Led C. Bruce, Lord B. Bums, J. H. U. thilarati,
.1. D. R. Cochrane, Hoe. D. Portieres, 0.0. Glyn,
Capt. H. Gridley, C. D. Griffith, R. W. Hamilton,
'Capt. A. D. Mayer, K. D. Hoon,
J. M. Hogg, A. W. Riageks, Lisa G. G. lissor,'
B. I'm', Cl. Moffett, Sir J. Meld, R. H. Paget,
A. Rowell, J. D'A. Same* H. D. Seymour, B. R
Sheridan, Six J. Simeon, H. G. Start, J. Var,
Tresby, Hon. C. Trefoils, Admiral Walcott, J. W.
Valrood, and H. Wastropp.

PARLIANIDITAIT DITLINON ON TEI Coma
Disimuts —ln the Home of Commons am
Thursday the following appear in the Government
minority, ayss, 181: T. D. Adana, J. H. M.
Calmat, W. Emir; G. G. Glyn, Capt. H. G.
'Gridley, Lord H. Grosvenor, Lord W. M Hay.l
Capt. A. D. Haytor, C. W. Martin, G. Mask Si
S. M. Foto, air H. Hawkinson, A. Russell, J. D'A.
llamado, M. D. Sop:pour, Sir J. Simeon, C. Waring,
H. Wmtropp. And the Ulowiat ameapt the
DPW, 264 Visonunt Andover, A. C. Barclay, Sir T.
Samoa, W. W. B. Beech. B. Brooks, Lord C. '
Brom, A. D. R Cochrane, Lieut.-CA H. H. Fuse;
W. ?errand. J. Floyer, Hon. D. Fortsiono, C. Li.
Griffith, T. F. Grove, Sir A. A. Hood, Sir W. G.
Jolliffe, H. H. Jolliffe, 8. T. Hskewice, W. G.
Lookt...n, It. P. Long, Sir M. Lopes, T. A. Mitceoll,
• J. Weald, R. Neville-Grenville, IL H. Paige*,
C. Schreiber, G. Solater-Booth, B. B. Sheridan,
H. G. Start, lieut.-Col. N. Start, Lord H. F.
Thynoe, J. W. Trashy, Hem. C. H. Trainsis,
Admiral Waloott, J. W. Walroad.

DRATIIII, AID THE STATE OW THe PUBLIC MIALTIL
The threats, says tk• liogistrar-Ormieral, whish were held
aver oar heeds of e use form of fever, the invasion of
two points of the southern coed by epidemic cholera,
which has ravaged the 'notating, and the prevalence at
aide plague all over Baghdad, led no to await the result
of the ntrusa with some anxiety. It is gratifying
under these circumstances to lad that the modality
has base lower than it was in the autumn of 1964, end
h.o hese only'lo4 above the autumnal average. 121,304
deaths were regiatered is the quarter, and the modality
wea at the rate of 2-284 per mid. sanaolly. Is the
Added at the chief towns the mortality wee at the
rate of 2064 pew cent., or -134 *bore the average. The
inort.ility in the country districts was, as usual, lower
then the mortality in the toms distrials ; it was at the
rate of 1127 per cent., and aaly 042 above the army
el those districts. Thus the rete of utodslity in the
eountry districts wax shout 19, in tba town didriets
taccey 26, and in the kingdom generally pearly 23 per
1,000 living. The mortality wee lowest in the Beath.
Indere Counties (19), highest in the North-vrestsrn
Counties i%); thus the annual nits was 10 per thousand
higher in Lancashire and Cheshire round the Mersey
tbsu it was in the twenties lietwara On Bristol Chsneel
and the channel which divides Instead from Fracas.