The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-04-19 00:00:00

Osontrt of sews.

Tam Mikado of Japan, on hearing of the murder of the
late Cur, sent by telegraph to the Emperor Alexander
111. an expression of condolence, and ordered a general
mourning to be observed throughout Japan.

IT is sadd to be the intention-of Mr. Gladstone to vend
the Raster recess quietly at Hawser:len, be having meshed
to give himself • thorough rest.
AT the Oxfordshire quarter Sessions on Monday •
portrait of the late chairman, Mr. Hugh Hummersley,
was presented to the county.

A Limo child, about 4 months old, has been found is
hat-box on a pavement at Leeds.
HAILIMATE 6 so healthy that the returns for the last
three months give a death-rate of only 12'8 in 1,000.

•
A 51.11711 0( MOMS has been taken ta rent of 400 nitinnal
foe the Leeds Liberal Club, which already numbers 500
nnwnbers.

Atice Gild.. a girl of 20. is in an infirmary at Notting
Hill charged with cutting her young child in pieces.
She admits she did it.

WHILST workmen were pulling down the walls of an
outhouse near to the Fos and Mounds Inn at Mast
Witton. near to Middleham. one of the men ;truck Ws
piolc into a box containing 50 .mule guineas.
Tim Rev. Dr. Morley Puushon, the eminent Wesleyan
minister, is seriously ill.

RAILWAY CHARGE 3. —At the meeting of the Chamber
A Agriculture, on Tuesday, it was stated that American
:bowie war brought to Loudon at the rate of 30s. a too
In bring ebo.hige chimes to till;
metropolis.
THE Brewers' Guardian is informed that a London
3irewer is about to cinntuentw to brew a very light beer,
which can be supplied at a price far lower thou has hitherto
prevailed. The light beer will be artificially citurated
with carbonic acid by a new kind of aerating machine, and
*will be supplied in both casks and bottle..

JUDGMENT was given on Tuesday ita the Rodney and
Natle-street (Liverpool) Ward Municipal Eleetios
Petition.. The Commissioner unseated the Conservative
nembers—Messrs. &swell& and Garnett—on the
Found that undue influence had been used and •
vandulent device, by the Conservatice party sending
wit a circular inviting elector. "to vote early and
vote often." _ The unseated members were condemned in

A PAINFUL sensation bas been canned at Copenhagen by
;he discovery that a distinguished person, who had
vocupied a high official position in Sweden, who was •
Kni4ht of the Seraphim, and who wore the Order of the
Elephant, and had received orders from many European
itateaj had committed forgeries, including the names of
the King and Queen, for sums which are estimated to
amount to £40,000 sterling.

MN. GUILIWORD ONSLOW, Mr. Quartermain East, and
Mr. Morley visited the Tichborne claimant on Monday
at Fortes& prison. Mr. E. Kimber, solicitor, had an
interview of three hours' duration on Wednesday with
the claimant at Pongee Convict Prison upon the subject
of the fresh evidence to be laid before the House of
Commons.

News has reached London by telegraph of the awl.
dental death, in New South Wales, of Mr. Cecil Charles
Balfour, second son of the late Mr. James Maitland
Balfour, of Whittinghame, N. 8., and Lady Blanche
Balfour. He was killed on the 3rd inst. by a fall from
his horse. The deceased gentleman, who VISA in his 31st
year, will brother of Mr. A. J. Balfour, M.P. for Hert-
ford, and of Lady Rayleigh, and nephew of the Marquis
of Salisbury and Mr. Beresford-Hope,

MARTIN JANES WOOD and Hannah Jackson, liiing at
Bentley, were returning from Doncaster market. intoxi-
cated. They were walking along the road arrmimarm,
and reeling from one side to the other, when the woman
fell and pulled the man down. A horse and trap were
pawing at the moment, and before the driver could pull
up they passed over the prostrate couple. The woman
was underneath, and on being taken up did not appear
to be so seriously injured as the man, but both died mu the
sours, of an hour and a hall.

Ma. HANBURY, eldest son of Mr. George Hanbury. of
21. Portman-square, and grandson of Mr. Millbury, of
Truman, Hanbury, and Co.. died on Thursday evening
from being thrown from his horse, lie was about to
aczorapany his father and shder for a ride in Hyde Park
on Thursday, and had scarcely mounted his horse when it
bolted across Portman-square, and Mr. ilanbury was
thrown on his head on the pavement. He was within a
few weeks of attaining his 2:ird year.
Ciaccutocurion.—Some time ago an officer found that
his favourite chair was in a shaky coidilion. and required
either the tightening of a screw or the application of a
little glue. He spoke to the caretaker, who thereupon
laid before him for signature a form of requisition for
repairs, addressed to the Board of Trade. The document
was then copied and despatched ; and, a week later. •
gentlemanly-looking man arrived, inspected the chair, and
departed to report upon it. Ten days passed. One rn-
ing two individuals appeared upon the scene, and held •
consultation. After a quarter of an hour's examination
aud con% ersation, they too departed, promising that the
matter should be seen to. Another fortnight elapsed;
and finally my friend's chair was satisfactorily mended.
lie tells ine that be estimates that he could have had the
operation performed for 2.1.
Brxros, vice-chairman of the London School
Board, was on Friday elected chairman in succeasion to
the late Sir Charles Reed.

Joii• MAT, a soldier stationed at Chatham, has bee'
seat to penal servitude for five years for stealing wearing
apparel at Wateriugbury.
IMILVERTON, near Leamington, must be a pleasant
place to live in. It potsesses a Bench of Magistrate.
who recently fined • boy because the pony he was riding
bolted and ran away with him, and iir.posed upon
miller the highest penalty they c oahl inflict for shooting
a dog wlibb lad attacked his children and servants at
well as himself. A

Turas was a strike of barristers at the Montgomery
shire Quarter Sessions on Thursday. The maKistrater
granted an application of the solicitors to be allowed tc
Elead, on the ground that there were so few barrister,
resent, whereupon the banisters present left the Court.
übsequently there was a collision betwen the Bench ant
• solicitor. The latter was cross-examining a witness.
and MAI told by the Chairman that he must conduct his
case like a barrister. The solicitor said he would.give
the case, but ultimately proceeded.
A PAIN VIIL case, which has caused great commotion in
fashionable circles, was brought to a close in Paris or
Friday. M. and Madame Friedman, both well-known
Lpersonages, e:4 were charged with forgery. Madam,
iedman is the daughter of the late Duke de Persigny
celebrated Napoleonic Minister. In a moment ol
temporary difficulty she and her husband put the name ol
the Princess de Moskowa to bine to the amount of OEM
hundred and eighty thousand franca to pay their creditors
The Prix:etc who died a short time ago, was the crand
mother of Madame Friedman. She wsenowrio.is for het
, mod refused to pay the hills. The affair fall
irk, bands of the police the young miple wen
arrested fla the death of Madame do lkisskowa. Het
imams* foetuse was inherited by the Duchess de
Persigay. who is understood to hare paid ad the bills
lii majority of which were discounted by tin
Rothschild firm. The jury bronght in a verdict of nal
:uilt Y. 41
A ROMANTIC double suicide was committed in the Boh
Is Boulogne, Paris, on Friday. A young lob- lied gentle-
man took a cab, snd, after dining at a restaurant, resumes
their drive. The cabmau had got into the middle of the
wood, and, hearing no lira of life ia the vehicle, jai
dencendsd front his seat, and, ono peeing the door, (mai
bath occupant' dead. They had poisoned themselves.
Pamela. Loma painted the panels of her doors le
Oseada. sod seat at home the feehies of "intensity."

On Saturday evening the police at Nottiog-H,II, London
were simmer% in milking investigations respecting •
shocking child murder perpetrated there on Friday. On
that day • women named Gill took hi the police-station two
pieces of human flesh which she had dircovered In the
bons.. Dr. Jackson, the divisional surgeon, was called,
and he it it• d list the flesh was a portion of • very young
child's ody. Inspectir Silt at onoe went to the house in
ce'r-pusd, where le iliscoveted aqua tity of bl.iod and
a large number of piece, ot hum un fleih, cut on very small,
in the dra n of the house. Alice Smith, a girl under 90
years of age, who lolged tine, wat tams int custody on a
clime* of a child murder. Si,ri admitted the Cr,.,.., and
said," did it ; I rut the child up in pieces. " She was
charged, but, being very ill, she woo removed to the
K nsington Infirmary, eh tech. still r. mains.
£wn:4moms TO Tag IRISH LAND BlLL—Three notices
of amendment to the eecond reading of the Inch Land
Bill have alr imly been given. Thu dist is by Mr Villiers
Stuart, one .if the member, for the county of Waterford;
the second by Lord Etch°, Haddingtoisvhire; ant the
third by Mr. II illiagharn, Louth. Mr. Villiers Stuart
will move, "That no messure of land reform for Ireland,
however, ably devised, can be considered complete or
perfectly estidectory which does not deal with the condi-
tion of the farm !shearers of Ireland with a view to
ameliorate it ;" Lord Eleho, "That this House, while
willing to consider favourably any just measure, founded
upon sound pr triples, that will benefit k-nants of land in
Ireland, is of opinion i hat the Lund Lsw (Ireland) Bill is,
in its main proo.fons. economically unsound, unjust, and
impolitic ;" and Mr. Bellingham, "that no measure of
land reform for Ireland which does not embody a compre-
hensive scheme for the improvement of the condition of
labourers In that country can be deemed perfectly sills-
f actory or final.

EPPS'S COOOA.--GRATENUL AND COMPORTINOIL—" By
a thorough knoeledp of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by •
careful application of the fine properties of well.
selected cocoa, Mr. Ppps has provided our breakfast
tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious
use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be
gradually built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies
are floating around us ready to attack wherever there
Is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft
by keeping ouselret well fortified with pure blood and
• properly nonrisli.d frame."—Oivil Service Gazette.
&Ad in Packets labelled—" JAM= Erre * Co.
Al..
Epps's ckonsiste Essence for afternoon use.
"Mr. Johnson in his Chemistry of Common Life
pointed out that Cocoa had long reached the consumer
with too much of its own fat, or loaded with • variety
of farinaceous substances, producing a soup rather than
a beverage. The Cocoa bean affords admirable
nutritive flesh forming qualities, and staying power.
In Cadbury's Cocoa Essence these are retained and
conantraSed, providing 411 exhilarating infusion, not a
starchy soup. " Wareptes to flousehogieri.
How ?ask! PEOPLE SUFFER, with a dull heavy pain
In the h-ad with tired and lanuuid feelings that sleep
does not remove ; with a fullness about the chest after
eating, often attended with pa pitation. A pain in the
$ de and hack, with frequent sick headache ; with nausea
after eating, attended with flatulence and • disagreeable
taste mornings ; loss of appetite, with vertigo r dizziness.
Itc. How many p opts suffer with all theme disagreeable
fooling, and little imagine the real canes of their malady.
or the propci mode of obtaining relief. Ttese are some
of the symptoms of Indigesti n and liver couipqiint, but
they will e dispelled at once by the bee of siegeys
Curative Syrup if taken instantly after eating The
syrup will cause the food to digest anl give nourishment
to the system, and cause the bows s to move with
nem &ray. Of all Chemists.
VALC•BLZ DI/WOVE:Et FOIL Tel HAIL —ltyour hair Is
turning grey OT white, or falling off, use "The Mexican
Hair Renewer," for ittirdi ;namely resters in every eon
Grey or Wkits hair to its ongtual colour, without leaving
be disagreeable smell of most "Restore" it makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bald spots, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "THE MEXICAN MAIII
Rzsgwga," sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
t 3t. 6d. pie bottle Wholesale depot removed to XI,
iarriastion-read. Los&e.