The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03 00:00:00

LYME REGIS.

Fait/my 80c1er1.—On Wednesday the rambles
of the Dorset County Frieadly Dooley held their
anniversary meeting, by dining together at Hawker's
Commercial Hotel. 'The Rev. Mr. Corpses' pre-
sided. The branch was formed in 1849 with 13
members, and it has gradually increased to the
present number of 83; the funds are lamming ;
aiming the past year the reosipts were more than
£lOO, end the •::penditurs not more than about 00.
A CAftiLW/4 411111 C-011 Monday night one of
the Lyme trawl. re left the Cobb on • fishing cruise,
manned by two Ines named George Gosh sad William
Lessdry, when about 8 miles out they AM becalmed
sad could do nothing at fishing, and accordingly
both torpid in and went to 'len. Satealraz, •
bees* sprang op from the south os Friday g.
and blow them towards land. They slept soundly
on till the bumping of the vowel awoke them, and
to their great conatereatioa, they found they had rue
ashore alittle westward GI the Cobb. Fortunately
they got the boat off without injury. Had she run
agaisat the Frier, which she very narrowly moved,
there% sa doubt that she would have been smashed
and the men drowned.

ID AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1866.

Trim Oriente= ele Hamel de Mania, who Me been
'pendia( some weeks at Waterloo Heats, seccimpuiled
by her soe, Count Raoul 4. Mania, has kit for The
Lodge, Hantbledon, on • visit to Mrs. Alfred Wataey
Ar • special meeting of the Jamaica Committee, bold
on Tuesday, it was resolved that the Government be
urge I to bring Mr. Eyre, late Governor of Jimmies, and
hie prineipal coadjutors In the illegalitire ementitled in
the represcion of the so-salled insurrection at Monad
Bay to • trial in this eountry ; that in came Mrs. Gordon
ehoeld take proceedings sgdisst the persons ocaderned
be Mee illegal execution of her late husband the aim.
Mates will render her earth asaistance as is in its
! power. —Rice.
Tau Rea flutessrr Atom:lr.—We are almost thank-
I fel to OW old friend the sea serpent for Laving
aoPsated again, if it were only to vary • little
of the trews of "battle, murder. and redden
death° of Ministries. Captain Troia, commander of
Preach ship Le Co, jest arrived from the coast of
Africa reports:—" A large sea serpent pursued me for
1 two days. This creature must have bees 60 metres in
length. Thanks to • "tom, it disappeared and was
not sate ..min." It WU appsrently on its mu to
I Europe to witness the greet events now taking place.
' Hitherto the marinas mossier only showed itself in very
dell UNION when the newspapers wanted paragraphs.
In these stirring days, • sea serpent story seems almost
• waste of sensation.
HISHOLAR " TIJIDIR" FOR • "CONTRACT" TO PA 10-
COiAL UOMIDIAIIB. -At the last meeting of the here-
ford board of guardians, the chairman reed the follow-
ing letter which be had received :—" Ahergavenny.
Kr. Jana/4,-1 do want to marry • young girl about 19
or 90 front the Union house, if you have one in that
will have me and wig corns and live in the town. Ido
live In Mill-street, Abersavenny. I will take her off
the pariah far good, roc keep her. Ido want to know
if you will marry me in the Union boom at the Dosed
day, and ploroe let me know about it as soon as you I
can, oil have DO father or mother in the world to do
for me. Ido want to be married as soon as I can.
Mews send me • letter to the post-office, Abergavenny.
—Tumid% Bonus..
THB 11•RRI•011 OF THS PRISOISB FIRLSR•, which
is fixed for Thursday next, would seem to be about to
take place under less suspicious circumstances thee
have hitherto attended the marriage of her Majesty's
children. The papers now make no eecret of what has
been the gossip of the Leaden circles for the last two or
three mouths. namely, that Prince Christian is in every
respect, whether as to age or position, "mind, body,
or estate" an unsuitable match for the Prissier, who
Is said to accept him only in compliance with her royal
mother's wish. Ti.. Prises is reported to have • family
of 'even childree (the oldest as old as his intended
bride) by • Morganatic marriage, or • connection not
even as respectable. Thee and other circumstances
are said to have been made known to the Queen by the
Duke of Cambridge, and were the muse of Prince
Christian's having been oboe dismissed; bet he kasha=
eines recalled through the pertialilty of her Majerty,
oboes liking for him is founded upon the fact that be
was • favourite of the late Prince Consort, and was
noticed by her to weep bitterly on the 00011400 of the
inaeguration of the Albert statue at Coburg. It is re-
ported that the Qeste has herself detemniaed to give
the Princess away, owing to the Prince of Wales awl
the Duke of Cambridge (for the reasons already assigned)
having refused to do so.

fiurouLAz eAss or Ceti.° lfgaosp.—llargeret
Baker, • servant, was charged at Wamlirwolthtt.
court with the wilful murder of her wigis
female child. Pasmer was cookie the genies at Mr.
T. Hatton, of Upper Tooting, mill Wednesday lad,
when she was allowed to go home to her friend. for a
few days ea she bad been extremely 111 Ehtbieviently
however, certain fast. came to the knowledge of Mr.
Hutton th.t induced him to decline receiving her into
his *orrice again, and on Saturday last, when she went
to her master's house for her boxes, P.C. Haves, of the
W disiston. was waiting to manse them before they
were removed. After some objection she timorded her
trunk, which was in her bed room, first pickier out
norm paper Mated in the keyhole. She opened the
truck, end pointed to • wooden box ionde and said.
" There is what yoe want' I give myself up," The
constable then opened tbo box and saw Ile head of •
child. After the prisoner pointed to the box she sat
down sad said "I am • murderer." Mr. Edmemdson,
• service was called in. The Prisoner told him that oho
give birth to the Mild on the thindey beformand that she
destroyed It by tyieg • piens of tape round the neck.
He examined the body, and bend • piece of tape was
fastened three times mend the neck, and tied very
tight. The appearances indicated that the child had
breathed and had been strangled. Mr. Ingham remanded
the prisoner, who did not say anything in answer to the
charge.