The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-30 00:00:00

TUE BISHOP OF SALISBURY.

We hear that the Bishop of Salisbury is indisposed.
Ills lonlabili who itel been on a confirmation tour in a
flistinit pan ol Ili4 Itiocese returned to the Palace on
Saturday evening. and in Use course of the night,
!IlllP4oso, of A .evere coil attended with inflammation of
the eyes, presented themselves of sorb/WI iL nature as Vs
necessitate the calling in of medical aid. We an: happy,
howeser, to announce that there is eery pricipect of his
lordship's sponly reisivery. We understand that until his
lordship is able to attend to big confirmation duties, the
saereil rite will be 11l i l listered by .the Bishop sutfravin
of Guildford.

Stokempon-Trent has resolved to adopt the Free Libaries
Act.
The Princess of Wales is on a visit to her Majesty at
Windsor.
The queen and Royal Family are spending Easter at
Windsor I'astle.
3lr. Disraeli was on Thursday, very nearly run over by a
hansom in the Strand, I,nelon.
The Prime Minister of the Khan of Khiva has arrived
at St. PetershurF on all important mission.
A luaurions 'Shelter for cabmen has been sent to
Langlianeplare. London, by Colonel Fitswigram.
Baltimore is about toestaltlish a high school for coloured
children.
Dudoek ale Witt, a young Dutchman from Amsterdam.
has started on a pedestrian tour round the world.
The Duke and Inichess of Edinburgh remain at Windsor
Castle on a visit to the Queen until after Easter.
her Majesty has accepted the services of a new corps of
walunteers just raised on the Shaftesbury Park Estate, at
Lavender Hill. Clapham.
Mr. Plimsoll, M.P., supplies a further list of three
sressebe-the Spitfire. the rarmania. and the J. C. A.—
supposed to be bet with all hands.
Prince Leopold has greatly Mil •esl in health since his
arrival at Wialkor. and is now able to take daily carriage
drives in the parks and neighbourhmsl.
The body of a man aged about 151, has been found attlse
Temple station of the Underground Railway, with his
brains blown ~tat. A resolver was on the floor.
The personal estate of the late Sir Charles Lyell lias
Imes sworn under rAtnlal: and that of the late Lord
sle.cirae Manners, M.P.. under 1:111,0110.
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During the past year more than .r.l,
_O6O has been paid to
the CroWll by seam en who have purchased their disehage
from the navy.
Mr. Disraeli has accepted the honorary membership of
the St. Stephens. Club, laindon, which was offered to him
by the committee of :management
. "SMOKING" iillll.-4)1.1 Lady: "I. tilk a smoking
carriage r--Fellow (inthk); "No. nutria; if you want to
smoke you must go higher up." - Fun.
A Mill, at Oldham, has been destroyed by tire through
els upsetting of a lamp, and a boy, eleven paws of see,
.bunis.l to deal). The damage is estimated at i;10,000.
This week straw Irerrie4 were exhibited for sale in
Covent Garden market. These luxuries were sold at from
2a. 6d. to ss. for small baskets, containing six to nine
strawberries,
Sir Henry Edwards, Dart., formerly M.l'. for Beverley,
has I wen appointed Provincial Grand Master of the West
Yorkshire Freemasons, in the room of the Marquis of
Itipon, resigned.
The queen has conferred the honour of knighthood upon
111 h. R. c,artb, qtr., the newly-appointed Chief Justice of
Bengt.' and ign ne 11r. W. IL Walton, the queen's Bennin-
&sneer.
Mr. Dircaeli has consented to sit for his hurt to the
eminent sculptor, Mr J. 11. Cuttendcn, who has also just
finished one of Mr. Biathlon°, which, it is said, lade:Argued
for the ltdoriu Club.
Mr. Plinoell putUshes a list of :le vessels posted at
Lloyd's as miming, i.e.. Jost, with all him& -313 men in all
—during the present year. Six ot thew are steamers, five
ad them over 5110 hum
It Is reported that the Shake. hare been ational the
'tenancy of a house and about 100 acres cf rough lawL It
la not kiirwn. however. whether they will street or
:but they still ;mlhere to the belief that New Forest Lodge
twill ultimately be restored to them.
During February 11,1:t1 head of cattle, 50 sheep, and 11
gs, suffering from foot-an:l-mouth liit.ea.C. an:l It) sheep
suffering from sheep wale, were landed at English ports
00111 the continent. Tiny side all slaughtered at the
places of landing.
It is rattles the festal than the mortss'ying incidents of
Good Friday that have kept their place arrelle Popular
customs. The sepeetablo denies go to church or thapel
situl make a kind of Sunday out of the occasion, and the
ast bulk of the people, whom religious influences un-
f portanately cho not reach, am left to • dreary holiday, that
has r vaguely felt shadow over its amusements. —Daily
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CARE.
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Mr. Spurs, was being triaa, w6m it threw Ids rider. and
dashim• through basins and other obstacles. received such
injuries that. it bled to death.